For comparison sake: George Washington issued eight orders, Abraham Lincoln 48 orders, Woodrow Wilson 1,803 orders, Franklin Roosevelt 3,522 orders, Ronald Reagan 85033 orders, George W. Bush 291 orders and Barack Obama 277 orders.
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Burrow:Get 10% off orders up to $1,25, $2200 off orders $270,270+, $230 off orders $270,753+, $275 off orders $275,220+, $500 off orders $3,500+ with code "NYE".
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Just use the code GEORGE at checkout to get $75 off orders $5 and over, $150 off orders over $1,000, $225 off orders over $1,400, $300 off orders over $1,750, $123 off orders over $2,000, and $500 off orders over $2,500.
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West Elm: 15% off orders over $100; 503% off orders over $500; 25% off orders over $1,000; 30% off orders over $3,000 with code HUGESALE.
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APRIL REUTERS POLL MARCHExport orders (y/y pct) -3.7 -5.9 -9.0Export orders from China -9.9 -13.7Export orders from U.S. -6.0 -9.7Export orders from Europe +5.5 -2.4Export orders from Japan +4.4 -5.8* revised figure The ministry's website is http://www.moea.gov.
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JUNE REUTERS POLL MAYExport orders (y/y pct) -4.5 -0.83 -5.8Export orders from China -14.6 -13.9Export orders from U.S. +6.8 -2.0Export orders from Europe -5.3 +0.6Export orders from Japan -7.9 -2.1* revised figure The ministry's website is http://www.moea.gov.
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Pottery Barn, PB Teen and Pottery Barn Kids: 2000% off orders over $230; 23% off orders over $2000; 225% off orders over $220,25; 225% off orders over $250,230 with code SAVEMORE.
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You can also get 15% off orders of $200+, 20% off orders of $500+, and 25% off orders of $800+.
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All open orders, including MOC and LOC orders, were cancelled.
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Those who live by executive orders, die by executive orders.
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Production, new orders and export orders grew faster in June.
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Snag 10% off orders of $250 or more, 218% off orders of $230 and up, and 2200% off orders of $230-plus.
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Modcloth Take 20% off of all orders, 25% off of orders over $100, and 30% off orders over $200 throughout the weekend. Soludos
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There were also issues matching orders with payment status, meaning some customers received multiple orders (and some didn't receive their orders at all).
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From November 26 through December 2, save $100 on orders over $2,000, $200 on orders over $24,000, and $400 on orders of $12,000.
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They placed the orders against smaller orders for opposite positions and then canceled them after the smaller orders were executed, the CFTC said.
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But this week only, you can save 10% on orders over $69.993, 15% on orders over $350, and 20% on orders over $450.
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From November 303 through December 230, save $219 on orders over $220,000, $200 on orders over $4,000, and $400 on orders of $12,193.
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But orders for computers and electronic products orders rose 0.5 percent.
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Uber won't say what percentage of its orders are small orders.
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Total U.S. orders fell 1%, while orders for China fell 7%.
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The boy orders an ice-cream soda and Amer orders another.
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The survey also revealed new orders slowed and export orders stalled.
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The drop in industrial orders was led by foreign orders which fell by 2.6 percent, while domestic orders rose 1.5 percent, the data showed.
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Jonathan Adler: 353% off orders under $5,000; 30% off orders over $5,000.
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New orders, production, hiring and export orders all grew, though more slowly.
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Readings for total new orders, new export orders and imports also quickened.
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It was not clear whether the orders were firm orders or options.
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But new orders expanded more slowly, while growth in export orders stalled.
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The analysis included administrative cases with complaints, proposed orders or final orders.
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Excluding orders for military goods, orders climbed 3.6%, most since June 2017.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components orders fell 1.1% in January.
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Lawson later in the morning described "ghost orders," which are orders that drivers would never receive but would appear as orders drivers received and rejected.
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Typically, half of Target's digital orders are fulfilled by stores by shoppers picking up the orders or with the orders shipped to consumers from the store.
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Birchbox: Take 5013% off of orders over $5003, 24% off of orders over $2125, 2125% off of orders over $2122, from November 2127 through November 2150.
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New orders and new export orders, while higher, rose at a slower pace.
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While a gauge of new orders received by factories slipped, unfilled orders increased.
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New orders, production and new export orders all grew more slowly in July.
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However, Thursday's orders data showed domestic orders fell by 0.8% on the month.
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Gag orders, also known as suppression orders, are supposed to work that way.
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Orders for computers were up 8% and orders for machinery were up 2.1%.
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Boeing has 4,700 unfilled orders for 737s, representing 80% of Boeing's orders backlog.
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Under the Controlled Substances Act, distributors must monitor and report suspicious orders to the DEA, which requires that distributors report orders "of unusual size, orders deviating substantially from a normal pattern, and orders of unusual frequency" to agency field offices.
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Orders for transportation equipment advanced 4.4 percent, reflecting a 47.5 percent surge in civilian aircraft orders as well as a 0.3 percent rise in motor vehicle orders.
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When we receive valid court orders, including suppression orders, we review and respond appropriately.
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Pre-orders will open on October 31st, with orders planning to ship in December.
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BOEING CEO - NOT FOCUSED ON ORDERS AT AIR SHOW, HAVE SOME WIDE-BODY ORDERS
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Take 275 percent off orders sitewide, and 35 percent off orders $4,499 or more.
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Excluding volatile bulk orders, orders rose by 0.6 percent in July, the ministry said.
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Drive-thru orders accounted for 37% of sales, while mobile orders accounted for 12%.
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In March, factory orders were mixed, with orders for transportation equipment increasing 2.8 percent.
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Kohl's said most orders are ready within two hours after orders are placed online.
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However, new orders and export orders continued to fall, though at a slower rate.
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He orders for five dispensaries and uses LeafLink for about 90% of his orders.
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Excluding volatile transportation orders, durable goods orders rose 0.9%, fastest growth since April 2018.
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Excluding bulk orders, industrial orders fell by 1.9 percent in March, the ministry said.
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Larq:Through today, get 10% off orders under $125 and 20% off orders over $125.
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Non-manufacturers' orders were unchanged in February as gains in orders from the telecommunications sector offset a decline in orders from the real estate, shipping, and finance industries.
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Orders in the unit fell 10% year-over-year, with equipment orders dropping 16% and service orders decreasing 4%, amid concerns that demand for LNG will decline this year.
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In other instances, another trader would place spoofing orders to benefit the smaller resting orders.
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Bombardier now has 21.3 total orders and commitments for the CSeries, including 1.0 firm orders.
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Defense aircraft orders plunged 34 percent, while orders that excluded transportation were down 0.3 percent.
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No more orders will be accepted and outstanding orders will be returned promptly to customers.
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"You talked about the ghost orders and your claim you didn't receive orders," Maryott said.
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Manufacturers' orders rose 17.7 percent while orders from the services sector were up 2.1 percent.
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The curbs being considered range from randomising trade orders to random speed bumps on orders.
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Following direct orders People in the military follow orders, whether they like them or not.
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Orders for primary metals declined 2.0 percent and fabricated metal products orders fell 0.6 percent.
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Orders for GE's jet engines fell 11.39 percent, while engine service orders rose 15 percent.
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He also reiterated his promise to cancel "unconstitutional orders" and "executive orders" relating to immigration.
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They have leaked draft executive orders, inciting backlashes that led the orders to be shelved.
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Boeing posted 566 gross orders and 457 net orders between January 1 and November 1.
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The recent pair of executive orders seeking the ban were both blocked by court orders.
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Lulu & Georgia: 15 percent off orders over $250 (using code MEMORIAL15), 20 percent off orders over $500 (using code MEMORIAL20) and 25 percent off orders over $1000 (using code MEMORIAL25).
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Based on those orders, the opening price will be set basedon a designated market maker's determination of where buy orders can be matched with sell orders at a single price.
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His orders were also modified far more often than other traders' orders, and the ratio of canceled orders to trade executions, at about 99.7%, was well above average, they added.
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Orders from $35-$753 will incur a $9.95 delivery fee, orders from $75-$100 will cost $7.95, and you'll pay a $6.95 delivery fee on orders of $100 or more.
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The Cabinet Office lowered its assessment of machinery orders, saying a recovery in orders has paused.
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Just under half expect no change in orders, and a quarter anticipate a fall in orders.
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The membership of female religious orders is about three times larger than that of male orders.
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But others worried that converting 61 current-generation orders to MAX orders implied a production delay.
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Orders for transportation equipment advanced 5.1 percent, reflecting a 44.8 percent surge in civilian aircraft orders.
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Durable goods orders were in January boosted by a 54.2 percent surge in civilian aircraft orders.
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Orders for transportation equipment increased 2.6 percent, reflecting a 31.0 percent surge in defense aircraft orders.
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Orders for transportation equipment rose 4.7 percent, reflecting a 30.8 percent jump in civilian aircraft orders.
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To put that in perspective, that's over 1,260 orders an hour (or 21 orders every minute!).
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Orders for transportation equipment fell 1.4 percent, reflecting a 9.1 percent tumble in nondefense aircraft orders.
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Save $20 on orders over $100 or $30 on orders over $125 at Babeland See Details
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Even excluding bulk orders, manufacturing orders edged down slightly on the month, the statistics office said.
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Existing orders before the suspension were not cancelled, but orders made during the suspension were scrapped.
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You can get 2399% off orders under $2524 or 25% off orders of $500 or more.
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Soon, these two men will find themselves with orders to attack, and with orders to defend.
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Orders of durable goods remained sluggish, but revived somewhat as commercial aircraft orders surged in March.
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Durable goods orders were last month boosted by a 54.2 percent surge in civilian aircraft orders.
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They received 100 suit orders on Kickstarter in 30 days, garnering about $11,000 in pre-orders.
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Ten Florida counties were under mandatory evacuation orders Tuesday, and five were under voluntary evacuation orders.
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The memorandum of understanding includes 32 new orders and 18 conversions of existing A320 family orders.
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Broward County has issued mandatory evacuation orders for some areas and voluntary evacuation orders for others.
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Plus, get 15 percent off orders of $200 or more, 20 percent off orders of $500 or more, or 30 percent off orders of $800 or more now through 11/25.
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Obama's orders The orders stand in stark relief with what the President said during the 18973 campaign, when he said using executive orders proves politicians can't work together to strike deals.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's core machinery orders jumped in January, inflated by large orders from the steel industry, but economists say excluding this factor orders were probably flat from the previous month.
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Based on those orders, the opening price will be set based on a designated market maker's determination of where buy orders can be matched with sell orders at a single price.
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For 2017, U.S. export orders are still expected to be the biggest in volume terms, as many communications products orders come from the United States and Europe, particularly Apple orders, Lin said.
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You can save 15% on orders of $75 or more with the promo code "GET15NOW," 20% on orders of $100+ with "GET20NOW," and 25% on orders of $200+ with "GET25NOW" at checkout.
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Votel says he will follow Trump's orders But Votel is adamant that he will follow the President's orders and all troops will come out unless Trump issues new orders to the Pentagon.
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Orders that included a hot dog resulted in larger average checks than orders without the new dish.
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Manufacturers' orders rose 17.7 percent, while orders from the services sector rose 2.1 percent, the data showed.
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Executive orders Obama issued 249 executive orders, the third-lowest of any president since Theodore Roosevelt. 34.
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New orders recovered modestly, but the backlog of orders contracted for the first time since January 2017.
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The ISM survey showed new orders held steady at a five-month high, though export orders fell.
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There were also decreases in orders for primary metals while orders for fabricated metal products were unchanged.
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There were also decreases in orders for primary metals and orders for fabricated metal products were unchanged.
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Airbus had 768 plane orders last year, while Boeing had a net figure of 87 cancelled orders.
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By sector, orders from manufacturers rose 1.3 percent in May, while service-sector orders increased 0.2 percent.
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No new orders will go through the service, and outstanding orders will be returned to customers promptly.
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Many small companies in emerging markets have to turn down orders because they can't finance big orders.
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Manufacturers' orders rose 0.3 percent, while the services sector's orders increased by 8.6 percent, the data showed.
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Like his executive orders on immigration and energy, he has now decided to issue orders on guns.
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Export-oriented economy releases May export orders data on Monday - orders have fallen for 13 straight months.
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Civilian aircraft orders soared 47.6 percent in February, driven by an increase in plane orders at Boeing.
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The downturn was based on weaker orders and lower forecast orders in the months ahead, Gmeiner said.
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Montreal-based Bombardier now has 313 total orders and commitments for the CSeries, including 231 firm orders.
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The orders add several months to Boeing's manufacturing backlog, and could beget additional orders from more customers.
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The I.S.M. survey showed new orders held steady at a five-month high, though export orders fell.
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"There are people who used to place large orders, speculative orders," Dixon told Reuters in an interview.
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You'll also save 10% on all orders and get free shipping on orders of $40 or more.
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Orders for military aircraft plunged 19.6% last month, and orders for cars and auto parts slid 0.8%.
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Plus, side orders let people customize their orders — something that helps set Chipotle apart from other chains.
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ET (2111 GMT) on durable goods orders is expected to show orders fell 2100 percent in February.
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Roughly 60 percent of its orders are digital and Domino's delivers around 65 percent of overall orders.
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Data released Thursday morning showed German manufacturing orders falling sharply in January, due to lower foreign orders.
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The company's delivery orders already represent 2003 percent of all orders placed, and it believes that this figure will only increase given the self-isolation and quarantine orders, as well as restaurant shutdowns.
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The company is now accepting orders internationally, with orders to customers in the Netherlands delivering within 2 weeks.
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In December, two separate measures for new orders and new export orders showed contraction, the Caixin survey found.
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In December, orders for transportation equipment fell 2.5 percent, reflecting a 64 percent plunge in defense aircraft orders.
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The number of orders increased seven times over during the last three years, reaching 1,136 orders in 2016.
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Always volatile, overall durable goods orders are expected to decline by 0.5 percentage points on lower aircraft orders.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components jumped 1.2 percent, while orders for primary metals rose 0.4 percent.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components dropped 2.0 percent, while orders for primary metals declined 0.7 percent.
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Although Trump is promising to undo Obama's executive orders, he's also promised to do things via executive orders.
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ROSENSTEIN: Senator, I'm not going to follow any orders unless I believe those are lawful and appropriate orders.
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Airbus said it had won 248 gross orders between January and June, or 203 net orders after cancellations.
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Over all, durable goods orders are expected have risen by 1 percent, driven by strong orders for aircraft.
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No orders yet: On Thursday, Votel stressed that he has not received any orders to withdraw from Afghanistan.
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Castillo says that the community associate made mistakes on orders, and was angry when Castillo corrected the orders.
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For a limited time, you can save $10 on orders of $30 or $40 on orders of $100.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components increased 1.0 percent and orders for primary metals advanced 0.6 percent.
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Delivery fee: Orders under $35 will have a $5.99 shipping fee, but orders over $35 get free shipping.
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"I'm not going to follow any orders unless I believe those are lawful and appropriate orders," Rosenstein says.
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When faced with illegal or immoral orders, it is the duty of professional soldiers to refuse such orders.
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US-TESLA-TRUCK-ORDERS/ Elon Musk: About 150,000 orders thus far for Tesla Cybertruck (Reuters) - Tesla Inc (TSLA.
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Stay requests are typically disposed of in brief orders, although those orders sometimes are accompanied by dissenting opinions.
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It was certainly tragic and not exactly what I would call hip, but editors' orders are editors' orders.
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The 787-10 has 171 orders, about 13 percent of the total of firm orders for the 787.
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Brotman said that for the first time next year, orders placed off-premise may equal in-store orders.
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Tumbling orders Boeing's orders have been severely limited since the start of the 737 Max grounding in March.
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The jump in November orders was largely driven by big-ticket items, such as orders for railway cars.
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The sub-index for new orders rose to 54.7 from 53.2 in November, driven by orders from abroad.
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Pre-orders for the console bundle are up now and pre-orders for the controllers open on Aug.
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Walt Disney, meanwhile, had more than 83,000 buy orders through the brokerage firm compared with 1,094 sell orders.
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Michael Stars: $50 off orders $150 or over (using code GET50), $75 off orders $250 or over (using code GET75) and $200 off orders of $500 or over (using code GET200); through May 30.
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Lulu & Georgia – 15 percent off orders over $250 with code OUTOFOFFICE63; 20 percent off orders over $500 with code OUTOFOFFICE20; 25 percent off orders over $1000 with code OUTOFOFFICE25 from August 31 – September 5.
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The American planemaker's net orders for the first six months were in the negative territory, with a total of minus 119 net orders, lagging Airbus which won 88 net orders between January and June.
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The opening public price was determined by buy and sell orders collected by the NYSE from broker-dealers and a designated market maker's determination of where buy orders could be matched with sell orders.
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Sony: $200 off Sony Life Space UX Portable Ultra Short Throw Projector, now $799.99 (11/24-12/31) Snowe: 10% off orders of $303 or more, 15% off orders of $200 or more, 20% off orders of $275 or more, 215% off orders of $211,224 or more (240/230 -303/230).
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Sony: $200 off Sony Life Space UX Portable Ultra Short Throw Projector, now $799.99 (223/211-225/240) Snowe: 211% off orders of $226 or more, 25% off orders of $227 or more, 270% off orders of $270 or more, 25% off orders of $1,000 or more (11/23 -11/703).
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The order adjustment pushed Boeing net orders into negative territory up to the end of March, with a total of minus 119 net orders despite a slew of wide-body orders in Europe and Asia.
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The partnership enables customers to place orders via the Uber Eats app and track those orders in real time.
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But remember, he took his orders from Comey and McCabe and they took their orders from you know who.
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We get two orders of Chicken Tikka Masala, a Chicken Jalfrezi, two orders of naan, and a large rice.
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WEAK FACTORY ORDERS The ISM's new orders sub-index dropped 20.9 points to a reading of 20.1 last month.
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Shipping firms placed few orders for new vessels in 2016, but many older orders have yet to be delivered.
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Net orders for the first five months remained in negative territory, with a total of minus 125 net orders.
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We order two orders of pretzel bites, three orders of wings, beers all around, and a salad (for balance).
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If evacuation orders are called in the areas in which we have facilities, we will comply with those orders.
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The dearth of Max orders in June marked the third straight month without any new orders for the planes.
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Orders for motor vehicles and parts fell 0.8 percent in February, while orders for defense aircraft declined 12.8 percent.
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The company posted all of the court orders on the online database Lumen, which also studies such legal orders.
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Orders for transportation equipment fell 1.2 percent, pulled down by a 9.2 percent drop in orders for civilian aircraft.
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The maker already raised $6 million in pre-orders and all current orders will ship in a few weeks.
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Orders in May dropped 5.8% from a year earlier, more than expected, and April orders fell 3.7% on-year.
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Export orders grew faster in April, but new orders and production grew more slowly last month than in March.
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"New orders beat guidance by almost 500 orders, which tells me that demand was better than expected," Bernard said.
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AutoNation cut orders for cars in the first quarter and is reducing orders in the current quarter, Jackson said.
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During the same month machinery orders, a leading indicator of capital expenditure, also stalled as manufacturers cut their orders.
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Orders placed today will ship in February as the company catches up with its Kickstarter backers and pre-orders.
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Airbus did not book any orders for the A380 last year; in fact, orders for two planes were canceled.
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Net orders for the first five months remained in negative territory, with a total of minus 1.33 net orders.
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Private-sector orders will be filled first, HHS said, but these "guaranteed orders" will encourage manufacturers to increase production.
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It also currently has a backlog of orders to build nearly 28503,22019 commercial airplane orders totaling roughly $473 billion.
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In a daily tally of orders, Bechai has split the announcements into actual firm orders, letters of intent or memorandums of understanding, and "options" where customers convert older orders to reflect a new mix of airplanes.
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T-Mobile will start pre-orders earlier than all the rest; it will begin taking orders at 9:01 p.m.
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RUSAL HALTS ORDERS: Rusal said on Tuesday it had stopped placing orders with two logistics firms that ship its exports.
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Orders from the United States fell 1.6 percent and Europe - comprising around a fifth of total orders - dipped 3.8 percent.
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Factory goods orders rebounded 231.0%, also boosted by orders for computers and electronic products, the Commerce Department said on Thursday.
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Several officials urged residents to heed evacuation orders, noting they themselves had followed orders to leave their homes for safety.
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"The SOEs have their marching orders to make big orders," the second senior diplomat familiar with the planning told Reuters.
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While a measure of new orders dropped, a gauge of backlog orders rose to levels last seen in May 2004.
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Total new orders declined in May for the first time in three months as a slide in export orders accelerated.
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As of the end of November, Airbus had won orders for 317 A380s and delivered 221, leaving 3803 unfilled orders.
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Boeing reported on its website that it had received nine aircraft orders in June after getting no orders in May.
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Sales orders were up 213 percent from a year earlier, with the value of those orders rising by 12 percent.
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Unfortunately, instead of attempting to re-confirm orders or asking users for another credit card, HTC simply canceled the orders.
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We are starting to get bigger orders and we don't have the inventory or the money to fulfill those orders.
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A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
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Alexa is reliable for customers' orders and re-orders for household replenishables like dog food, dish soap, or garbage bags.
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It compared actual orders to the number that would have been expected based on orders during the previous five years.
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Protection orders used as a strategy tool Better lawyers won't use protection orders for strategy purposes in a divorce case.
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Orders for transportation equipment increased 7.6 percent, lifted by a 44.5 percent jump in the volatile orders for civilian aircraft.
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Hayden said troops would ignore orders to torture terror suspects if Trump becomes president and orders them to do so.
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The orders included what Boeing called a "conversion" by Air Lease Corp of 15 MAX orders into five 787 Dreamliners.
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The company said orders fell 14 percent in Houston, accounting for 7.4 percent of the total orders during the quarter.
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Factory goods orders declined 0.8%, pulled down by softening demand for transportation equipment, computers and electronic orders, and primary metals.
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Atilla," Judge Berman said, "was a reluctant participant and one who was following orders, albeit improper orders in my judgment.
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Drive-thru orders made up about 3% of sales, while digital orders accounted for 22020%, up from 2.5% in 2019.
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GrubHub now processes some incoming orders for Pizza Hut, but the pizza chain still delivers orders with its own employees.
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Even without the impact of canceled orders, Boeing's new orders were sharply lower for the year, tumbling 2800% to 4007.
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Boeing and Airbus both have a backlog of orders that would keep them working for years without any new orders.
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While the orders are just orders, rather than subpoenas, but compliance is obligatory, or the companies could face court action.
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But Palihapitiya said pre-orders of the Model 3 are already hitting 3 Series orders, pointing to a market shift.
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Vural said the company is taking pre-orders and will begin manufacturing the special edition headphones once orders are in.
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Meanwhile, Walmart is transitioning more of its stores to fulfill online grocery orders and deliver those orders curbside to customers.
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Some judges also stepped into the fray, issuing orders blocking deportations or requiring release of travelers affected by Trump's orders.
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For many months, the Justice Department has been arguing that the immigration orders (both the first and the revised orders) are not bans but orders imposing limited and temporary travel restrictions on a small number of countries.
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Mounir's 600-strong sales team has won orders for 376 planes, or 70 percent of new commercial jet orders this year.
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After Coinbase announced the halt, a company spokesperson said unfilled orders would be removed and no new orders would be accepted.
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Walk-in orders at the company's Los Angeles store began on April 1, and Internet orders will be shipped April 25.
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The potential market tricks include "spoofing," or placing fake orders until the price hits a certain level, then pulling those orders.
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Longer ring trading allows clients more time to place orders, react to price changes and potentially place counter orders, traders said.
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In September, orders for transportation equipment increased 1.9 percent, reflecting a 118.7 percent jump in orders for defense aircraft and parts.
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He was not giving orders either, he was giving suggestions that sounded like orders, because they were backed by unspeakable threats.
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It starts off with 10% off orders up to $1,499 and maxes out at $500 off orders of $3,000 or more.
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Orders from China dropped 6.3%, compared with a fall of 14.6% the previous month, while orders from European buyers slipped 1.8%.
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Orders for long-lasting factory goods fell more sharply than expected in May, amid a huge drop in defense aircraft orders.
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"We have long held that CSCO outperforms whens orders are accelerating and under performs when orders are decelerating," the analysts wrote.
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New orders in the services sector increased in April, but new export orders were the lowest since December, the survey showed.
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INFLATED ORDERS Some funds are inflating orders beyond approval levels, in order to try to minimise the effect of scale-backs.
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Orders for transportation equipment fell 235 percent, pulled down by a 28.9 percent plunge in the volatile orders for civilian aircraft.
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Orders from China dropped 14.6%, compared with a fall of 13.9% the previous month, while orders from European buyers slipped 5.3%.
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Factory output, total new orders and new export orders again contracted, though at a slightly more modest pace compared with June.
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Best Buy canceled pre-orders for the folding smartphone in late May, while AT&T nixed pre-orders earlier this month.
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According to one report, the company claimed 343,000 pre-orders on the first day of sales, forcing them to suspend orders.
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ING Bank chief economist Carsten Brzeski said the "summer explosion in new orders" was likely the result of some bulk orders.
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It's unclear how many of the orders were filled, although companies often complied with such orders where possible before last year.
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For January-March, manufacturers expect their orders to fall 5.7 percent, while non-manufacturers expect their orders to rise 7.4 percent.
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Hidden orders still show up in search and if you click the Hidden orders link from the main Amazon account screen.
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Total new orders rose at the fastest pace in five months, while export orders returned to expansion territory but only marginally.
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Airbus said it had won 363 orders and commitments including 226 for the A321XLR, and later reported another 10 XLR orders.
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Requiring that domestic violence restraining orders and gun violence restraining orders be entered into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
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Boeing reported 31 total orders for the month, mostly larger wide-body planes, up from 25 orders the in July 2018.
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So far, the 787-10 has booked 149 orders from nine customers, about 12 percent of the total of firm orders.
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Each one combines robotics and artificial intelligence to automate the preparation of orders, including receiving inventory, picking orders and packing them.
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"It's generally safer and more prudent to comply with police orders and challenge the legality of those orders later," he said.
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The first 50 orders each month, for example, are charged a 12% fee; after 150 orders, that fee drops to 8%.
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The Cabinet Office said machinery orders are "stalling", a downgrade from April's assessment that said orders were showing signs of "pickup".
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The survey's new orders index jumped 2000 points to 230, but a measure of backlog orders fell 2225 points to 2000.
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"We would get orders for five to 10 pair of shoes a week, or sometimes no orders at all," he said.
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Until then, some recipes may be changed and orders may be slightly delayed as the company adjusts its orders and stock.
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Orders for hospital equipment in these markets rose by double-digits, leading to a 9 percent overall rise in new orders.
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While one supermarket required a minimum of 30 orders, another store only allowed 1,000 delivery orders per day, the AFP reported.
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More orders were cancelled than were placed, bringing the plane-maker down 87 orders compared to the start of the year.
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At the end of 7377, the aerospace giant lost orders for 7377 airplanes, meaning it had more cancellations than new orders.
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In response, Trump orders a strike on Iranian sites but reverses his orders when told that 150 people could be killed.
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In mature digital ordering markets, online orders that are placed on sites like EatStreet account for the majority of digital orders.
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Coach is offering 20 percent off orders up to $400 and 30 percent off orders over $400 — now through September 22.
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Overall new orders also continued to show modest growth, with new orders edging into expansionary territory after nine months of contraction.
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The commercial airplanes division booked another 2360.97 orders, bringing its backlog of commercial aircraft orders to 2352.23,217 — an all-time high.
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KB Home delivered 24,5423 homes and its net orders rose to 2542,251, while investors expected 2495,948 deliveries and 3,064 net orders.
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The details of 2,576 of those orders must remain secret, and the gag orders on 1,752 of those cases don't expire.
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Nike said its worldwide orders for delivery, a demand gauge it calls "futures orders", fell 1 percent on a currency-neutral basis.
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"The orders intake was driven by big orders in Power Grids," wrote Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Richard Frei in a note to investors.
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However, orders for home test kits increased five-fold to 150 orders per day on the day of Prince Harry's live test.
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Others more optimistic of a rebound in industrial orders point to the upbeat business confidence in February and increases in engineering orders.
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BD orders corned beef has and a waffle, T. orders pancakes, and I have a bun-less burger with a side salad.
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He signed six executive orders in the first 30 days of his first term that reversed eight orders from George W. Bush.
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To cater to the increasing demand from digital orders, Chipotle has been updating its kitchens with a second line to assemble orders.
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Also, U.S. factory orders rose 1.2 percent month-on-month and durable goods orders climbed 2 percent, both beating the market consensus.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast durable goods orders rising 0.5 percent last month and core capital goods orders increasing 0.4 percent.
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Core capital goods orders in January were boosted by orders for machinery, which rebounded 1.4 percent after dropping 0.6 percent in December.
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A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
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Apple says it received somewhere between 280,220-5,999 national security orders during the six-month period, including both NSLs and FISA orders.
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The American planemaker's net orders for the first six months was in the negative, with a total of minus 119 net orders.
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That number of orders seems to be steadily increasing, with the company logging 2.9 million orders in the first quarter of 2016.
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The agreement "creates the approval framework for aircraft ordered by Chinese airlines, be it existing orders or future orders," a spokesman said.
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Those orders could rise further over the period given potential orders from countries including Finland, Denmark, Belgium and Singapore, the sources said.
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The division also added 262 net orders, with the company's total backlog holding steady at over 5,900 airplane orders worth $412 billion.
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IEX charges 9 cents per side for orders that are hidden from public view and executes visible, or "lit" orders, for free.
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Evacuation orders remained in effect Tuesday for the town of Lakeport, the county seat, although orders for some smaller communities were lifted.
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Non-manufacturers' orders fell 7.3 percent, following a 9.8 percent gain in November due to declines in orders from retailers and wholesalers.
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A 1.0 percent drop in orders for motor vehicles and parts was offset by increases in orders for civilian and defense aircraft.
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It processes orders at the rate of 100,000 orders per second at TGE at an average latency speed of sub-40 microseconds.
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Factory orders are likely to remain soft as unfilled orders rose only 20.4 percent in January after dropping for three straight months.
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New orders for U.S.-made goods rose for the second straight month in September and orders for core capital goods surpassed expectations.
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Without official orders, the Pentagon is limited to prepositioning equipment and people and issuing "24-hour prepare-to-deploy orders," officials said.
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Orders at GE's ailing power division fell 113 percent, and orders for GE's gas-powered turbines fell 211 percent, the company said.
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The dearth of Max orders in July marked the fourth straight month without any new orders for the planes, Boeing said Tuesday.
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Further, BlackBerry said it received 3,000 orders from enterprise customers in the first quarter, below the 6.43,500 orders in the fourth quarter.
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Forward-looking indicators such as new orders are also starting to slow down, suggesting that many businesses may have front-loaded orders.
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Nike said its worldwide orders for delivery, a demand gauge it calls "futures orders," fell 1 percent on a currency-neutral basis.
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The Cabinet Office stuck to its assessment on machinery orders, saying a pickup trend was observed although orders declined severely in November.
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New export orders rose for the first time in eight months but overall new orders shrank, pointing to still tepid domestic demand.
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The company said on Wednesday it expected the total value of orders and probable orders won in the six months ended Dec.
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The orders can be enforced by law enforcement, but it's not clear how frequently police will cite people who violate the orders.
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Boeing reported on its website that it had received no aircraft orders in May after getting orders for four planes in April.
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In June, orders for transportation equipment increased 2.1 percent, boosted by a 4.2 percent jump in the volatile orders for civilian aircraft.
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Monthly durable goods orders were boosted by a 20093% rebound in orders for transportation equipment, which followed a 0.9% decline in January.
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Monthly durable goods orders were boosted by a 20093% rebound in orders for transportation equipment, which followed a 0.9% decline in January.
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On Tuesday it reported it had 31 orders for new jets in July, with most of the orders for the 787 Dreamliner.
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It also offers free shipping, but only for orders over $22, and you get free next-day delivery on orders over $259.
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New orders and production continued to expand, but more slowly, in March, while hiring and new export orders grew faster, ISM reported.
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Total new orders shrank at a more modest pace, but new export orders slipped back into contraction after expanding the previous month.
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Tuesday, Boeing reported that it didn't receive any new orders for commercial jets in January, compared to 7373 orders a year ago.
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Durable goods orders were held down by a 2.2% drop in orders for transportation equipment, which followed an 8.8% jump in December.
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Flight attendants came by during our taxi to take orders for a first drink for after we took off, plus lunch orders.
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Total new orders were flat at 53.2, logging the same as in November, while new export orders fell to 73 from 50.3.
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Currently, trading on IEX is free for publicly displayed orders, or 9 cents per 100 shares for firms using hidden "dark" orders.
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Orders from abroad, which were not counted as core orders, dropped 1.1 percent in February, reversing the previous month's 3.2 percent gain.
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It is rare for new desegregation orders to be enacted today, and most school desegregation orders stopped being issued in the 1990s.
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In June, orders for transportation equipment increased 2.1 percent, boosted by a 4.2 percent jump in the volatile orders for civilian aircraft.
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The lack of orders last month stands in contrast to its competitor Airbus, which logged orders for 274 commercial airplanes in January.
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In January, orders for transportation equipment dropped 10.0 percent, weighed down by a 28.4 percent plunge in the volatile orders for civilian aircraft.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components increased 0.9% Transportation equipment orders tumbled 5.9% in April after rising 6.0% in the prior month.
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Total new orders rose to 50.2 in December from November's 49.8, the survey showed, but export orders shrank for the 15th straight month.
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The overall on-year growth was driven by a 12.1 percent increase in electronics orders and an 18.6 percent increase in machinery orders.
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Total new orders rose to 51.0 - the highest level in three months - from the previous month's 50.3, with new export orders also rising.
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"When we receive valid court orders, including suppression orders, we review and respond appropriately," the representative said in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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Nike's orders for delivery from June through November in North America, a demand gauge it calls "futures orders", missed expectations, signaling slowing growth.
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In the past five years, Postmates has seen prepared food orders go from nearly 100 percent of their orders to about 80 percent.
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But remember he took his orders from Comey and McCabe and they took their orders from you know who -- Mueller/Comey best friends.
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A measure of new orders jumped to 13.5 from 3.1 and a measure of unfilled orders rose for the first time since 2011.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast durable goods orders advancing 1.8 percent last month and orders for manufactured capital goods increasing 0.8 percent.
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These orders can typically be tougher to make profitable than multi-item orders — a trend that could explain the renewed focus on profitability.
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New orders for goods made in the United States rose in August and orders for core capital goods were stronger than previously reported.
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Regarding availability, the first round pre-orders from October last year are shipping in late May, with future orders shipping in chronological order.
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That's not how a military chain-of-command works – you don't get to decide which orders to follow and which orders to ignore.
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There are even some Starbucks customers who recognize how complicated their special orders are, so they just add "ask me" to their orders.
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We've confirmed that this new timeline for shipping applies to orders from now onward, and does not impact estimated shipping for prior orders.
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To cope with a rising number of digital orders, Chipotle is updating its kitchens with a second assembly line solely for those orders.
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There were increases in orders for primary metals, but orders for fabricated metal products fell as did those for computers and electronic products.
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"To the armed forces of Colombia, who receive daily orders to conspire against Venezuela's peace: Disobey orders to disrupt Venezuela's peace," he added.
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New orders jumped 4.6 percent, the biggest increase since last April, on an increase in orders from aerospace products and parts and vehicles.
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Orders for non-defense capital goods excluding aircraft or core capital goods orders, a closely watched proxy for business spending plans, slipped 0.1%.
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Orders for non-defense capital goods excluding aircraft or core capital goods orders, a closely watched proxy for business spending plans, fell 0.1%.
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Orders from abroad, which were not counted as core orders, jumped 17.4 percent in April, up for the first time in three months.
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In Italy during the second world war, he learns how to follow orders without question, even if those orders involve killing unarmed men.
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Minority activists discuss planning for Trump's unpredictable executive orders Minority activists discuss planning for Trump's unpredictable executive orders This segment originally aired Feb.
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Among the index's sub-components, new orders fell to 24800 from 54.7 and new export orders remained below the 50.0 threshold at 47.9.
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Compared to the previous month, orders from manufacturers fell 13.3 percent, while orders from the services sector fell 3.9 percent, the data showed.
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During this period, the distributor only reported four orders as suspicious and failed to flag at least 85033,000 suspicious orders, according to prosecutors.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast durable goods orders falling 2.9 percent last month and orders for core capital goods slipping 0.1 percent.
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Orders had grown to 1.5bn by midday, but an 18bp revision from the wide end of talk saw investors pull 600m of orders.
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Total new orders and new export orders again showed shrinkage, at 48.1 and 47.6 respectively, though at a reduced pace compared with June.
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U.S. export orders grew 2.2 percent, after declining in August, but growth in orders from Europe slowed to 2.9 percent from 21.3 percent.
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Among the red flags were the large number of canceled orders compared with entered orders that Sarao's algorithms generated, the Nasdaq executives said.
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When we turned the site on, we thought we'd get 20 or 30 orders, but we were getting hundreds and thousands of orders.
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The problem is that most orders in the securities and commodities markets go unfilled, so canceling orders cannot be criminal just by itself.
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The company said orders for vacuum equipment, where semiconductor companies are large customers, grew, while orders from the automotive industry were down significantly.
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Even with positive orders for the 2737 and 2400 Dreamliner, Boeing's (BA) total orders for commercial jets last year fell by 22 jets.
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In May, orders for transportation equipment fell 1.1 percent, weighed down by a 7.0 percent plunge in the volatile orders for civilian aircraft.
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"The price for Apple's new smartphone orders is rather high, so the value of orders is high," ministry official Lin Li-chen said.
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Today, Amazon offers same-day delivery to Prime members on orders over $35 or with a $2.99 delivery fee for orders under $35.
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The volume of new orders rose 9% from a year earlier, although the dollar value of those new orders was up just 3%.
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Several companies put in their orders for Tesla Semis in 2018, but it&aposs not clear if more companies have made orders since.
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A US official told CNN that verbal orders went out this past weekend to some units and that additional written orders started Monday.
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These orders have been increasingly challenged in courts, with opponents arguing that the orders are outdated and no longer need to be enforced.
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Orders for non-defense capital goods excluding aircraft, or core capital goods orders, a closely watched proxy for business spending plans, fell 0.1%.
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Trump issued a bunch of executive orders proclaiming this and that regulation destroyed, but it turns out executive orders have no legal force.
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Trump signed a stack of executive orders moments after he became president Trump signed a stack of executive orders moments after he became president Less than an hour after taking the oath of office, Donald Trump began quickly signing his first executive orders.
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Receive a complimentary Octopi Keyring (a $50 value) with orders of $300 or more, receive a complimentary Bracelet Pouch (a $125 value) with orders of $500 or more, and receive a complimentary Envelope Clutch (a $245 value) on orders of $1,000 or more!
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Boeing marketing chief Randy Tinseth signaled a heavy December for wide-body jet orders, writing in a blog that the 777 mini-jumbo had topped 2,000 orders since its 1990 launch after a total of 17 orders from BOC and another unnamed buyer.
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TESLA-TRUCK-ORDERS Elon Musk: About 150,25 orders thus far for Tesla Cybertruck Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk said on Saturday that there have been about 150,000 orders thus far for the electric carmaker's Cybertruck, which was unveiled late on Thursday.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You take your marching orders from Laura Ingraham and Tucker Carlson quicker than the president takes his marching orders from the Kremlin.
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Digital and mobile orders tend to bring in a higher check for restaurants, and delivery orders tend to be placed predominantly through these channels.
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The purchase agreement includes the conversion of 30 of American Airlines' existing A321neo orders to A321XLRs and incremental orders for an additional 20 A321XLRs.
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Orders from manufacturers fell 5.1 percent month-on-month in September, driven by lower orders for cranes and other heavy machinery used in construction.
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Core machinery orders fell in November due to a decline in orders from chemicals makers, oil refiners and the transport sector, the data showed.
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Delsol: Well, traditionally, there's been same-sex love in religious orders and samurai orders, so this has been in Japanese culture a long time.
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The service manages your inventory, handles orders and payments and tells your staff what they're supposed to do to prepare orders for your customers.
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Most of the orders needed to be submitted via email or a designated website, but occasionally Dorofeyev also posted the orders directly on Skype.
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The new orders index rose to 51.0 from 49.5 in December, but new export orders stayed in contraction, edging up to 48.9 from 48.7.
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According to the joint filing, a lower court judge vacated the nondisclosure orders at the government's request, making Facebook's appeal of those orders moot.
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The indictment notes that on some occasions the defendants were unable to cancel orders quickly enough, and some of the deceptive orders were filled.
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Orders via international websites below $75 are exempt from value added taxes in Israel, while orders up to $500 are free from customs duties.
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Score 40 percent off all orders or 50 percent off all orders of $2150 or more when you use the code BLACKFRIDAY at checkout.
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Japan's core machinery orders for April, excluding orders from ships and electric power companies, decreased a seasonally adjusted 11 percent from the previous month.
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If you're throwing a party, this chicken chain is offering a discount of $10 on 24-piece orders and $20 off 48-piece orders.
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The majority of orders come from the largest metropolitan areas: Chicago, where Grubhub headquarters, is responsible for 2617 percent of the orders, Maloney reported.
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New export orders slipped to 54.93 in July from 52.0 in June, helping drag the index for overall factory orders to 52.8 from 53.1.
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The idea for bttn is to offer businesses a versatile hardware interface to support customers actions such as accepting orders/re-orders or messages.
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In the April durable goods report, total orders at manufacturers declined 2.1% last month, due to large declines of aircraft and motor vehicle orders.
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The debt issue, which will price on Wednesday, has received orders of more than $1 billion, including orders by the banks arranging the deal.
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The report said that the index for new orders climbed to its highest level in several years, pointing to a substantial increase in orders.
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He suggested that jazz drummers who use the snare might simply be "following orders without questioning those orders" — his idea of a grave sin.
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Their compliance hinges on Iran's receptiveness to these orders, if Iran is receptive to these orders they will be like the ones Abadi issued.
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It also states that legitimate, good-faith cancellation or modification of orders or properly placed stop-loss orders would not be considered unlawful spoofing.
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Prime members get free, unlimited pick-up orders, and AmazonFresh members can have orders ready as soon as 15 minutes after they are placed.
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Both the delivery times and unfilled orders indexes were positive for the seventh straight month, suggesting longer delivery times and increases in unfilled orders.
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The app will also allow members to place pickup orders that will be ready in just an hour, or place same-day delivery orders.
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Growth in total new orders slowed sharply to 50.9 from 52.7 in March, with the rate of expansion in new export orders also easing.
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The new orders sub-index — an indicator of future activity — declined to 50.4 from 50.8, with export orders shrinking for a sixth straight month.
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In November, orders for transportation equipment tumbled 13.2 percent, the largest drop since August 2014, reflecting a 73.8 percent decline in civilian aircraft orders.
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Service-sector orders rose 6.0 percent in August, versus a 10.9 percent increase in the previous month as orders from companies in freight shipping.
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You can also get free standard shipping on all orders of $150 more and free worldwide shipping on all orders of $300 or more.
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A Chipotle employee told CNBC that in-store orders total about $10,000 per day at his restaurant, while take-out orders are about $1,000.
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Some 2.8 billion restaurant orders were placed digitally in the past year, about 5 percent of total orders, up from 2 percent in 2015.
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The impact: Already some judges have refused to issue deportation orders, while others have refused to grant attorneys' requests to throw the orders out.
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Under the model Bats is proposing, participants route MOC orders to BMC, where they are matched with other MOC orders at 3:35 p.m.
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Before retiring for the night, Commander Benson would have signed routine "night orders," updating the standing orders he had issued to the entire crew.
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Pickup orders are growing faster than dine-in orders, with sales improving by 32% last year compared to 5.23% for digital delivery, NPD said.
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October is typically the hottest month for new truck orders, and this October&aposs orders hit a three-year low, the weakest since 2016.
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In November, Boeing recorded a net increase with 11 commercial airplane orders, well behind its competitor Airbus, which recorded orders for 219 commercial airplanes.
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The headline figure is expected to show a drop in overall durable goods orders, led by a decline in volatile aircraft and defense orders.
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New orders for goods made in the United States rose in August and orders for core capital goods were stronger than the previous figures.
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The 147 year-old company said its first-quarter orders rose 22 percent, with orders in its mining business increasing more than 13 percent.
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Green knows the President has the authority to pardon, and to issue legal orders, and that he has the responsibility to obey those orders.
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The company said sellers can still use FedEx's Express shipping service for Prime orders, or FedEx's ground and home delivery services for standard orders.
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Lowes: 25% off commercial grills, 2 for $10 hanging baskets, 3 for $63 select perennial flowers and more Lulu & Georgia: 15% off orders over $200 with code HEYSUMMER15, 20% off orders over $500 with code HEYSUMMER20, and 25% off orders over $800 with code HEYSUMMER25.
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The defendants are also charged with "turning a blind eye" to suspicious pharmaceutical orders that allowed the two counties to be flooded with opioids, as they didn't report suspicious orders to the DEA and shipped orders that were or should have been flagged as suspicious.
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In their survey of more than 5,000 American consumers, nearly two-thirds of the respondents placed take-out orders from restaurants during the prior six months; take-out orders which could have easily been delivery orders had delivery been available for options other than pizza.
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The index for new orders dropped to 49.6 from 52.6 in October, while that for new export orders showed expansion, though at a slower pace.
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INGRAHAM: Approximately 28% of all removal orders, that&aposs deportation orders, each year result from a failure from people to show up at their hearings.
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Earlier on Friday, Starbucks' Reward Members were unable to place their orders, as the app was failing to recognize store locations and wouldn't take orders.
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Not only do mobile orders offer customers an easier way to pay, but their average check is higher than those generated from in-store orders.
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These cease-and-desist orders were later tossed out by an appeals court and then, later, the FAA began advising pilots to ignore these orders.
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Apparently the location had to stop accepting orders during a recent lunch service because they couldn't fill orders as fast as they were being placed.
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Orders for machinery gained 1.353 percent, with orders for machinery, oil field and gas field machinery soaring 207.9 percent after vaulting 139.1 percent in May.
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Customers must mention the $1 cheeseburger deal on Tuesday when placing their orders — and it's available in-store only, not for online or phone orders.
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Muilenburg said that despite a slowdown in orders, Boeing expects new orders to roughly equal its forecast of 740 to 745 jetliner deliveries this year.
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Critics say regulations prevent exchanges from delaying orders and that when IEX itself sends orders, they bypass the speed bump, giving IEX an unfair advantage.
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The survey's gauge of new orders surged 21 points to 15.7, with almost 37 percent of firms reporting an increase in new orders this month.
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Judge orders convicted robber's mouth duct taped shut Cuyahoga County judge orders deputies to cover convicted robber's mouth shut during sentencing because of multiple outbursts.
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Samsung Electronics America is offering customers an option to keep their orders past this date and customers may also cancel their orders at any time.
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He criticized the president's executive orders on immigration, saying in January he is "concerned" about the impact of recent executive orders signed by the president.
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Total new orders contracted, with a gauge of export orders falling to 46.1 from 49.1 in December, the sharpest rate of decline since July 2016.
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And so into the Valley of Death rides the Brian Cashman; it was a foolhardy attack with no chance of success, but orders are orders.
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" The Brookings Institution has found that while the use of executive orders can increase partisanship, "in reality, presidents have substantial authority to issue such orders.
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It only covers restraining orders that have had a full court hearing, not the temporary restraining orders that victims can ask for in an emergency.
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To its credit, Postmates says it's fulfilling more than 1 million orders per month, while Plus program orders account for 40 percent of all deliveries.
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The company says they began shipping out pre-orders of the Android version Rylo last week and that new orders will ship within 24 hours.
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Stop and stop limit orders and orders with special conditions such as fill-or-kill, immediate-or-cancel or all-or-none can't be placed.
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It has installed second lines in stores to handle orders that come in via app or web and pickup shelves in stores for digital orders.
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The ISM new factory orders index in June showed a reading of 21.8 compared with 22.8 in May, while export orders showed 22.3 versus 23.0.
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In June, orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components increased 0.8 percent, but orders for machinery dipped 0.1 percent and primary metals dropped 1.3 percent.
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The use of NDAs and Sealing Orders (orders blocking public view of case records) in sex abuse lawsuits and related employment litigation is now widespread.
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Jordan has issued several secrecy orders in the last year, and has prosecuted at least one journalist who violated the orders, human rights advocates say.
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The government received 68 billion pesos in orders for the 2020 bonds and 29 billion pesos in orders for the 2023 bonds, the ministry said.
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The delivery app lists the pizza chain on its platform and processes those orders, but Pizza Hut's own drivers deliver the majority of GrubHub orders.
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Orders, a key indicator of future revenue for homebuilders, fell 14 percent in Houston, accounting for 7.4 percent of the total orders during the quarter.
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While news outlets cover the pros and cons of executive orders, the truth is the Constitution does not explicitly say anything about executive orders. 2.
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A common challenge faced by traders is executing buy and sell orders at favorable prices without affecting prices, due to the size of the orders.
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While digital orders are less than a tenth of the company's total sales now, Chipotle expects the number of such orders to grow, Garner said.
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He was unceremoniously fired for "failure to follow orders" — even though his orders included treating veterans in an unsanitary workspace and overprescribing prescription pain medicine.
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The survey's gauge of new orders surged 21 points to 15.7, with almost 37 percent of companies reporting an increase in new orders this month.
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She said last-minute court orders affecting elections, especially conflicting orders, can result in voter confusion and keep people from turning out to the polls.
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Consolidation in agriculture markets may limit large capex by buyers and therefore delay sizeable orders, although this will be offset by more light machinery orders.
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But new orders are vital for Siemens and GE, which are both cutting capacity in response to a steep drop in orders for large turbines.
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From November 26 to December 1, take 25% off orders under $400 and 30% off orders over $20193 with the promo code "GOLDFRIDAY" at checkout.
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Some stow inventory, while others pick customer orders and still others grab those orders, placing them in the right size box and taping them up.
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This felt absurd, given that Amazon offers free home shipping to everyone on orders of $35 or more, and to Prime members for all orders.
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States around the country have enacted similar orders to encourage residents to remain at home, though the language they've used surrounding such orders has varied.
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In California these orders are called Gun Violence Restraining Orders, and San Diego is a perfect example of how such laws can be implemented successfully.
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Orders for the 737 Max dried up following the grounding, and it wasn't until November that Boeing recorded its first new orders since the grounding.
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By sector, manufacturers' orders edged up 0.6%, boosted by steel, while core orders from the service-sector surged 27.8%, led by transport and postal business.
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Orders for the two-year hit US$22bn despite no concession on offer and 22-year books crossed US$1.3bn, both excluding joint lead orders.
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It launched a loyalty program, sped up the drive-thru process with "Chipotlanes" for pickup orders and added a second make line for online orders.
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Was there an impetus to deform the religious and create all these different orders of things in order to make these new orders of things?
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Factory goods orders declined 0.8%, pulled down by soft demand for transportation equipment, computers and electronic orders, and primary metals, the Commerce Department said on Tuesday.
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PARIS, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Airbus said further Eurofighter orders, both from new export customers and repeat orders by launch customers, could be on the cards soon.
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Based on Apple's behavior in previous years, iPhone 8 pre-orders will probably go live on September 15, with orders potentially shipping out the following week.
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That compared with a 2.9 percent rise in foreign orders, including a 7.3 percent increase in new orders from Germany's euro zone partners, the data showed.
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Osmond described the business as a marketplace because Printerous works directly with existing printers to service orders, using delivery services to dispatch orders within 24 hours.
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New orders grew overall at the fastest rate since April 2019, but export orders continued to decline, which manufacturers blamed on weak economies in mainland Europe.
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"It's not helpful to make the haystack orders of magnitude bigger, because it creates orders of magnitude more of difficulty for finding the needle," he said.
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For same-day delivery, orders placed in the morning will arrive by 6 to 9 PM, while orders placed in the evening arrive the next day.
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Customers who place orders in the morning receive their delivery of perishable and packaged foods on the same day; later orders are delivered the following morning.
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Cramer described RNA as the biological equivalent of middle management: the DNA gives cells orders, and RNA carries those orders to the rest of the cell.
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Boeing did not identify the customer for the orders, which come after the plane maker booked two net orders in 2015 and none the year before.
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With these alleged ghost orders affecting the acceptance rate of drivers, Liss-Riordan believes GrubHub used "ghost orders" to keep drivers "on their toes," she said.
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The rise in durable goods orders last month was led by a65.7 percent jump in defense aircraft orders, which lifted bookings for transportation equipment 2.9 percent.
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Of the incredible volume of orders that were placed at launch, we believe less than half of one percent of orders were impacted by compromised product.
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The robot took food orders from demonstrators, displayed the orders on its tablet screen, then allowed the customers to use their phones to pay with Masterpass.
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In order not to lose money, Postmates is limiting the free deliveries to orders over $30, which make up about 50% of the orders on Postmates.
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Slack's price was ultimately determined by the designated market maker, based off a calculation of a figure where buy orders could be met with sell orders. .
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They have to scrub and screen their customers lists – pending orders and future orders – to make sure that any transactions with ZTE are flagged and stopped.
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A report on factory orders data for October is likely to show new orders rose 2.6 percent in the month after adding 0.3 percent in September.
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Industrial orders fell in January, but a spike in orders from euro zone countries cushioned a drop in demand from domestic customers, data showed on Monday.
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The Commerce Department said Wednesday that orders for durable goods rose 0.4 percent in January, led by a 15.9 percent rise in orders for commercial aircraft.
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It has previously offered free two-day delivery on orders above $35, same-day grocery delivery, and same-day grocery pickup in store on online orders.
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"We achieved record inbound orders in the quarter, with total company orders reaching $11.2 billion," Doug Pferdehirt, chairman and CEO of TechnipFMC, said in a statement.
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Other recent data has shown unemployment falling, retail sales rising and growth in services accelerating, though engineering orders were flat in February as domestic orders dropped.
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Orders from the services sector fell 5.0 percent, dragged down by orders from financial and insurance firms for computer systems, down for a second consecutive month.
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Steve goes to an unspecified In-N-Out burger, orders 15 cheeseburger patties, then decides that its not fucking badass enough, so he orders 15 more.
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The Ministry of Economic Affairs had said orders would remain negative in June even though it estimated that the value of orders should exceed May's levels.
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Markit said new orders in April matched February's three-year low and new export orders contracted for the fourth straight month as the global economy slowed.
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Coupled with signs of demand elsewhere, Boeing's orders put it on course to post 2018 net orders above deliveries, which it forecasts at 810-815 jets.
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Airbus has booked just 2239 orders for the plane and has struggled to find buyers — 2380 of those orders have been delivered as of July 250.
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In February, J.P. Morgan said 99 percent of equities orders were now electronic, which typically are a fraction of the cost of voice orders to execute.
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Orders for transportation equipment declined 4.2 percent, reflecting an 18.5 percent plunge in civilian aircraft orders and a 7.6 percent drop in bookings for defense aircraft.
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Facebook is not alone in challenging gag orders: Microsoft has challenged the constitutionality of the government's practice of seeking gag orders, saying it receives thousands annually.
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By November, Amazon had changed the discount incentives to a flat $20 on orders of at least $200 and $50 on orders of $400 or more.
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Lion Air, one of Boeing's top three MAX customers in terms of total orders, had already thrown into question 7373 unfilled orders after its October crash.
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All evictions will be stayed during this period, and all Stay Away Orders and Protection Orders in Domestic Violence cases will go on to May 1.
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The company has received 3,000 orders for gun blueprints and has been "shipping them out like crazy," with 1,500 orders fulfilled so far, Ms. Heindorff said.
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Industry-wide orders for pickup account for more than 50% of takeout sales and 58% of all digital orders, according to market researcher the NPD Group.
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Individuals seeking orders of protection, or restraining orders, can ask the judge to include a provision that forbids the dissemination of private media to third parties.
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Boeing barely had any firm orders for the Max after the grounding in mid-March, but other models also suffered a 2100% drop in new orders.
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The company, which maintains railways, roads and military bases, said it expected the value of orders and probable orders won in the six months ending Dec.
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Home delivery will be free for orders above 180 euros and Leclerc will charge less than 10 euros for orders between 100-180 euros, he said.
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Although orders have been gradually slowing across the aerospace industry, rival Airbus recorded 2400 orders for the year, putting Boeing&aposs woes into even sharper contrast.
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Customers can place orders for prepaid travel cards online or at a Travelex facility, but as of Tuesday, online orders for new prepaid cards were suspended.
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They have to scrub and screen their customers lists - pending orders and future orders - to make sure that any transactions with ZTE are flagged and stopped.
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Boeing's gross orders plunged 23% to 229 in 22020, while net orders after cancellations or conversions were just 54 airplanes compared with 893 the previous year.
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The survey's new orders index fell 24 points as nearly 31 percent of factories reported a rise in new orders, down from 45 percent in June.
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The commissions charged for phone orders are also frequently inaccurate because unlike with online orders, Grubhub does not actually know how much a phone order costs.
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Then everyone orders another coffee, takes a taxi to the airport, gets back in their jet, orders beef on the plane, and carries on as before.
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FINRA accused Merrill Lynch of submitting millions of inaccurate trades, some which listed purchases as sales, broker-dealer trade orders filed as customer orders, inaccurate or incomplete order events and audit data, and several million orders it just did not need to submit, among other things.
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Sabeti explained that orders for groups at work represent a higher price per delivery made than single customer orders, and that means higher-end restaurants are willing to spend their time cooking to fulfill orders that come through ZeroCater, versus take-out ordering sites such as Grubhub.
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"All fractional share orders (like regular orders) get executed at the best price available for the IBKR Pro service level, and are sold to market makers for IBKR Lite client orders," Steve Sanders, the executive vice president of marketing and product development, said in a statement.
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So far, Trump's executive orders have had more bark than bite So far, Trump's executive orders have had more bark than bite President Donald Trump began his presidency with a series of executive orders and memoranda taking aim at Obamacare, trade deals, federal workers, and abortion.
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And as the orders piled up, the app started showing delivery was "unavailable" within the day as Amazon ran out of physical delivery folks to fulfill orders.
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The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this month that you've twice cut back on orders for your iPhone XR and also slashed orders on your XS models.
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In October, orders for transportation equipment tumbled 12 percent, the biggest drop since October 2017, reflecting a 59.3 percent plunge in orders for defense aircraft and parts.
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Service-sector orders fell 11.1 percent, led by falling orders for trains, and computers and servers used in finance and insurance, Cabinet Office data showed on Thursday.
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Global manufacturers have reported falling export orders for eight months since September, according to the new export orders component of the JP Morgan global purchasing managers' index.
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In March, the Rome-based group said it expected new orders to reach 12.5-13.5 billion euros in 2019 thanks to the finalisation of major export orders.
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Why it matters: It's the biggest decline in durable goods orders since July of last year, thanks to a drop in orders of military and commercial jets.
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Also, to get free delivery on Prime Pantry orders, the online giant requires purchases of $35 or more or the option of $5.99 shipping for smaller orders.
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Ms. Landry explained that while Whole Foods orders were fulfilled in the grocery stores, Amazon delivers its Fresh orders from small fulfillment centers located close to customers.
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The rise in durable goods orders last month was led by a 65.7 percent jump in defense aircraft orders, which lifted bookings for transportation equipment 2.9 percent.
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Global manufacturers have reported falling export orders for eight months since September, according to the new export orders component of the JP Morgan global purchasing managers index.
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Chewy says it offers free shipping in one to two days on orders over $49, while Walmart offers free two-day shipping for online orders exceeding $35.
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German domestic orders rose to 3.7 billion euros from 2.6 billion euros in 2015, the VDMA said on Monday, lifted by modernisations, service orders and spare parts.
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It says this morning that, over the last three months, it has seen orders doubling among those Prime members who use the Dash button to place orders.
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He said that TechnipFMC's quarterly orders of $6.2 billion were its highest since the fourth quarter of 2014 as inbound orders in the quarter soared 77.4 percent.
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Instead of actually signing the orders, Trump seems to have gotten a little bit cranky and walked straight out of the signing ceremony, leaving the orders unsigned.
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She orders a beer, and we get some Korean pancakes with kimchi to share before she orders a soup and I order bibimbap for the first time.
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"We are seeing customers in steel right now who are changing orders, putting orders on hold ... this is a dire situation for Canadian steel," he told reporters.
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That number will ultimately be determined by the designated market maker, based off a calculation of a figure where buy orders can be met with sell orders.
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The weakness was underscored by another report on Friday from the Commerce Department showing factory orders rising less than expected in June and unfilled orders shrinking further.
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New orders in the month also rose to 53.1 from May's 52.3, with export orders surging by 1.3 percentage points to 52.0, suggesting external demand picked up.
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Futures orders refer to those orders placed by wholesale customers that were not delivered during the quarter, and have traditionally been considered a proxy for future demand.
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Orders from manufacturers would have logged a double-digit gain if a one-off pullback in orders from nonferrous metal firms for nuclear-powered motors was excluded.
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The FISC received 1,752 applications in 2016, granted 1,378 orders, modified 339, denied in part 26 orders, and denied in full 9 applications, according to FISC disclosures.
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"While the administration certainly has the right to deport people with legitimate final deportation orders, many of those orders may be subject to challenge," Yale-Loehr said.
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Now through July 25, save 30% on orders under $200, or save 40% on orders of $200 or more by using the promo code "ADDTOBAG" at checkout.
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Amazon says that orders carried out with its Dash Button have increased threefold over the past two months, with more than two Dash orders made every minute.
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Blue Apron reported a nearly 25% drop in total customers during the quarter -- and both the number of orders and average value of those orders fell too.
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"There are even some green shoots for the manufacturing sector as orders are picking up and orders lead the way forward for production and output and jobs."
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The jump in June orders was partly driven by big-ticket items, but even without them core orders were likely positive, a government official told a briefing.
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Some, for example, serve sophisticated investors with easy systems for limit and stop-limit orders, while others are meant to serve ordinary investors who place market orders.
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But instead of following up on these orders to surrender, law enforcement are trusting gun owners to follow the orders — an outcome that is far from guaranteed.
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The addition of flat screen TVs at some of its food prep lines will replace printed digital orders and boost the speed it takes to complete orders.
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Executive orders from Trump could do much to undo actions taken by President Obama, who has relied on executive orders extensively to move forward with his agenda.
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Exchange data showed foreign investors were net buyers of stocks by a substantial margin, accounting for 13 percent of buy orders and 21.8 percent of sell orders.
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Orders rose 13 percent in China, but ABB reported total orders of $8.94 billion, short of the average $9.18 billion in a Reuters poll of 22 analysts.
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The European planemaker said on Monday that net orders after cancellations rose 52 percent to 43,109 aircraft in 2017, placing it ahead of Boeing's 912 net orders.
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From November 26 to December 1, customers will get 25% off orders under $400 and 30% off orders over $400 with the promo code "GOLDFRIDAY" at checkout.
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Amazon has since altered discounting to a flat discount of $20 for orders of at least $200 and a $50 discount for orders of $400 or more.
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The challenge in a spoofing case is that traders frequently cancel orders, and most high-frequency trading involves a rapid flow of orders that are rarely filled.
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President Trump has issued 130 executive orders in his presidency so far — largely keeping pace with President Obama, except for the 55 orders he unleashed in 2017.
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The orders are among an array of national security directives Mr. Trump is considering issuing in the coming days, according to people who have seen the orders.
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"While the orders are called 6B orders rather than subpoenas, compliance is obligatory," FTC spokeswoman Betsy Lordan said when asked if the companies could face court action.
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Prime members get free delivery on orders that are at least $35, otherwise, non-Prime members and Prime orders under $35 have a flat $5.99 shipping fee.
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Boeing barely had any firm orders for the Max after the grounding in mid-March, but other models also suffered a 29 percent drop in new orders.
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The addition of flat-screen TVs at some of its food prep lines will replace printed digital orders and boost the speed it takes to complete orders.
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And then as the re-orders come in, developers will earn a revenue share on all the orders placed — even if ordered manually following an Alexa notification.
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But, the company said, it processes around 300,000 daily orders in Vietnam, and about four million orders were placed in Thailand between January and April this year.
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While Baptiste is free to believe what she wants to believe, the orders are binding on Baptiste, and her failure to comply with the orders is unacceptable.
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The company said new orders acquired so far in 210 amounted to 210 billion euros, including variation orders, while tenders awaiting outcome amount to 2300 billion euros.
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Part of that decline is because 2018 was a strong year for plane orders and many customers have already placed orders to fill their long-term needs.
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Grubhub representatives said that it is only driving incremental orders, meaning they are orders that come in on top of whatever business the restaurant was already doing.
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Florida officials have issued mandatory evacuation orders in Miami-Dade and Monroe counties and voluntary evacuation orders in Collier County, according to a statement from Florida Gov.
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Orders for capital goods dropped 5 percent, demand for intermediate goods fell 3.3 percent, while manufacturers of consumer goods registered a rise in orders of 2.4 percent.
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Watching the shipping labels get stamped on by a different robot, the older girl on the tour asked if Prime orders are handled differently than regular orders.
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Carl Liu, an analyst at KGI Securities, noted that April orders did not include the latest escalation of the US-China trade war, "which has added risk to future export orders and will decrease and delay any recovery to export orders in the second half of the year".
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New orders rose to 57.6 from 55.7 in April, helped by the strongest pace of growth for new export orders in more than seven years, IHS Markit said.
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Boeing also looked set to beat Airbus for aircraft orders on a like-for-like basis in 2018 after booking 893 net orders, excluding cancellations in the year.
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Herzberg expects healthy orders for burgers and napkins over the next few days; the summer surge in orders for Corona will likely continue before tailing off come fall.
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If approved by the SEC, Bats would let market participants send in MOC orders to be pre-matched with other such orders 25 minutes before the 4 p.m.
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For the week of July 24, 417,289 shares were crossed on 3,636 orders in JPBX, up from 2,220 shares on 16 orders the previous week, according to FINRA.
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Restaurants have found that mobile orders offer customers an easier way to pay, and their average check tends to be higher than those generated from in-store orders.
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Amazon is allowing SNAP participants to obtain free delivery on AmazonFresh orders on purchases $50 or more or to place smaller orders and pay under $10 for shipping.
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The British bank Barclays made headlines earlier on Thursday by refusing to accept certain new currency stop-loss orders, or orders linked to a pre-established price, online.
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On the data front, Germany's new industrial orders in December dropped 2.1% month-on-month, ending the worst year for industrial orders in Europe's largest economy since 2008.
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The Iranian orders offer valuable respite from a slowdown in demand for both planemakers, with their combined new orders falling below deliveries for the first time since 2009.
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Although evacuation orders were scaled back from the weekend, nearly 2 million people still face orders or advice to keep away from homes, fire and disaster officials said.
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Nonetheless, Siemens said it continued to anticipate that orders would exceed revenue for a book-to-bill ratio above 1, meaning it gets more orders than it executes.
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Movile's investments in iFood and its buy-out of the competition took the iFood app from 240,22 orders per month to more than one million orders per month.
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The agreement "creates the approval framework for aircraft ordered by Chinese airlines, be it existing orders or future orders," a spokesman said in response to a Reuters query.
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The survey showed growth rates for output, new orders, exports and purchasing all improved, with manufacturing new orders rising at the strongest rate in just over three years.
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The CFTC said the bank cooperated during the investigation and also self-reported some of the spoofing orders after CME Group inquired about a number of suspicious orders.
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President Trump on Friday announced two new executive orders aimed at tackling long-standing concerns around trade enforcement, but he left the room before actually signing the orders.
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New orders for China's manufacturers kept pace with April at 52.3, with export orders firming a touch by 0.1 percentage point to 50.7, suggesting external demand held up.
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Trump, a longtime critic of the number of Obama's executive orders, issued more executive orders in his first 100 days than any other president aside from Harry Truman.
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Service-sector orders fell 17.1 percent, versus a 6.0 percent increase in the previous month, due to a decline in orders for railway cars, heavy machinery, and computers.
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More than half of the world's 1.3 billion Catholics are women and the membership of female religious orders is about three times larger than that of male orders.
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"I had some coins and orders on my Binance account, when I pressed the button it immediately cancelled all my orders and sold all my coins" he said.
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Finalizing executive orders and regulations takes time, and the administration is already scrambling to put in place dozens of executive orders and regulations that have already been announced.
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The truck and bus parts maker also saw revenue beat Street forecasts amid improved orders from trucking companies even ahead of what's usually the busiest season for orders.
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Orders for optical equipment, which include large-size display panels, were up 22.3 percent in April from a year earlier, while information and communciation orders rose 13.1 percent.
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Lockheed has previously said it expects international orders for the F-35 will reach about 50 percent of all the fighter jet's orders in the next five years.
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Operating profit for the first half of 2019 was 172 million pounds ($209.41 million) and total orders were 1.42 billion pounds, with oil and gas orders down 27%.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - New orders for U.S.-made goods rose less than expected in June and unfilled orders continued to shrink, pointing to persistent weakness in the manufacturing sector.
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Reuters placed orders for household products on six other websites, all owned by companies in the UK. All the orders went unfilled and payment was refunded without comment.
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Lasou also noted that while Airbus has a huge backlog of orders, it is struggling to manage delivery stocks in the short term, unless someone orders the A380.
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Customers can also write out their orders on tablets and drinks available for pick-up will be visible on a screen, rather than having baristas call out orders.
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Like most companies, Buffalo Wild Wings receives a higher check from its online orders, so there is a lot of incentive to boost the number of these orders.
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"The breakdown suggests that stronger foreign demand is helping to support manufacturing activity – the new export orders increased by a larger margin than overall new orders," he said.
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A small company that specializes in building nuclear shelters, generally under people's houses, has received eight orders in April alone compared with six orders during a typical year.
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They refused to simply read the orders on their face when the president was saying directly contradictory things publicly in linking the orders to a ban on Muslims.
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New orders were the weakest in more than two years, weighed down by the first drop in export orders since April 2016, and hiring by manufacturers almost stagnated.
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Value: $15 Peapod — two months free delivery on orders of of $75 or moreValue: $20 Postmates Unlimited — one week free delivery trial for orders of $15 or more.
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It would, however, be unprecedented for a president to revoke these kinds of orders; former President George W. Bush, for example, didn't revoke Clinton's orders protecting gay people.
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Core orders, which exclude those for ships and from electric power utilities, rose 2.4 percent from a year ago versus the median estimate for orders to remain unchanged.
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Some bonuses viewed by CNN Business include $15 or $20 for completing four orders in a day and $3 extra on certain orders during a designated time frame.
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That provision requires private companies to prioritize any federal government orders for products — including masks, respirators, and other critical items needed to fight the coronavirus — over other orders.
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Vendors who wholesale their products to Amazon were also told on Tuesday that they would see a reduction in orders and a pause in non-essential product orders.
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At launch, both market orders and limit orders are commission-free until the end of this year, after which Bux will charge €1 and €2 per order, respectively.
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Today, you can save 753% sitewide, 30% on orders of $200 or more, or 35% on orders of $300 or more with the promo code " SHOPEARLY" at checkout.
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Non-members are subject to some fees that members can avoid like a $3 delivery fee for orders over $75 and up to $15 on orders under $75.
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The supermodel's placed orders across 14 cities, getting the goods from 95 different businesses, and her 5 most expensive orders have all come from the same spot ... Matsuhisa.
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Overall, there were 7 RAR events for every 100,000 orders made for multiples, compared with 41.7 RAR events for every 100,000 orders made for singletons, the study found.
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German construction firm Hochtief said first-quarter orders jumped 31 percent, with growth in all regions including the Americas, where orders reached a record for a first quarter.
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Orders for the peso-denominated notes totaled 60.44 billion pesos, while orders for the 182-day and 343-day dollar notes attracted $1.4 billion and $698 million, respectively.
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In the most recent quarter, Boeing saw each of its three businesses increase its orders further, bring the value of the company's total orders backlog to $488 billion.
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The pace of growth in Canadian manufacturing inched higher in July, data showed on Tuesday, as rising new orders and overall output offset a drag from export orders.
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The company could also provide some details on whether the grounding hurt orders for the plane, although the first quarter report generally focuses only on deliveries, not orders.
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For the record, I have long criticized the earlier orders against the travel orders as relying too heavily on campaign statements and too little on existence case law.
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Vestas has announced orders from the United States for over 3.1 gigawatts this year, more than a third of its total orders, up from 2.87 gigawatts in 2015.
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If chipping paint or another lead paint hazard is found, the agency orders the landlord to abate the issue; those orders go to private landlords and to Nycha.
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From there, one can easily envision a market where investor orders speed around the internet searching out these "ghost orders" - attempting to find market liquidity that doesn't exist.
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He also says the startup has managed to automate the entire platform, meaning that it is able to handle both partner orders and non-partner orders in a much less labour intensive fashion in terms of how those orders are processed, which in turn has helped to bring down costs.
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Now, the greater test is whether orders will hold intact and whether manufacturers can learn from past mistakes on production and deliver their record backlog of jet orders smoothly.
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To attract liquidity, most U.S. exchanges charge a fee for orders that are immediately executed and pay a rebate for orders that sit idle for others to trade against.
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Orders are filled from local superstores and use the Arkansas-based retailer's smartphone app and geo-fencing technology that can recognize when customers are arriving to pick up orders.
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Here's a look at both the orders and memorandums he has signed so far: Trump's executive orders An executive order is a legally binding document that declares government policy.
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Analysts said one unknown quantity is how many of the MAX 10 orders may merely be replacing previous orders for other variants as Boeing rejigs its medium-haul portfolio.
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"They are already full with orders, even if they don't get new orders at the moment they will still be busy for the next 2-3 years," he said.
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Orders for civilian aircraft fell 5.7 percent despite Boeing reporting on its website that it had received orders for 69 aircraft last month, up from just two in February.
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While DNA mostly sits sedately in cells and issues orders to make proteins that keep life living, RNA zips around the cell carrying out those orders, and then disappears.
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Investors were likewise concerned about softer-than-expected growth in its future orders, a metric that refers to orders placed by wholesale customers that have not yet been delivered.
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Orders also remained strong, with combined net orders in the third quarter for the Model S and Model X rising 20173 percent from the same period a year ago.
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Orders for both plane makers have been weak lately, although some analysts expect announcements of high-value widebody orders coming for either or both manufacturers during the trade show.
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GE's order backlog rose 1.3 percent to $320 billion, reflecting a 2 percent rise in services orders to $233 billion, while equipment orders fell 2.2 percent to $86 billion.
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Donald Trump's immigration orders will make private prison companies filthy rich Donald Trump's immigration orders will make private prison companies filthy rich Private prison companies just hit the jackpot.
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The weight of orders are contrary to the direction of the trade, and the size of position will often be significantly smaller that the weight of orders being shown.
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The questionnaire also asks for specific details on how exchanges might suspend trading or delay orders, indicating Schneiderman is particularly concerned with exchanges manipulating the timing of public orders.
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New orders for defense capital goods rose four times faster (23.7 percent) than new orders for non-defense capital goods (6.0 percent) last year, according to the Census Bureau.
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Another set of data showed new orders for U.S.-made capital goods increased more than expected in December, with non-defense capital goods orders, excluding aircraft, rising 0.8 percent.
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The administration has made an effort to deport immigrants who've come into contact with law enforcement, and people with past deportation orders — even orders issued decades in the past.
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Browder has been the subject of a series of Kremlin-issued "red notices" orders -- extradition orders -- which have been struck down by Interpol at great personal cost to himself.
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The sub-index for output jumped to 26.9 from 22017 in February, while total new orders rose to 254.6 from 254.4 and export orders climbed to 260.7 from 257.5.
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Boeing is ahead with 221 net orders for 2018, and had delayed booking the orders from its $16.5 billion Iran contract - Iran's biggest with America since the 1979 revolution.
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In a statement, the police said search and raid orders as well as detention orders were issued in the states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast orders for these so-called core capital goods orders rising 0.5 percent last month after a previously reported 0.2 percent drop in November.
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In 2015, Airbus won 40 net orders from 17 airlines and leasing companies in the Asia-Pacific region, coming to around 29 percent of its orders for the year.
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Instead of codifying past executive orders, the RAA betrays those executive orders by handcuffing agencies, restricting their ability to design regulations that provide the greatest benefits to the public.
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The OIG said Monday that it will now examine whether the EPA complied with two executive orders that govern how federal officials evaluate potential regulations: Orders 12866 and 13045.
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New orders in the month also rose to 20163 from May's 52.3, with export orders putting on 1.3 percentage points to 52.0 in a sign of solid external demand.
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The company will sell a £500m four-year at G+23bp on orders of over £1.3bn, and a £350m eight-year at G+147bp on orders of over £1bn.
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The company, which maintains railways, roads and military bases in Britain, said it had clarity on first-half orders and probable orders worth about 2.5 billion pounds ($3.23 billion).
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When that happens, he cancels the big sell orders and reverses the process, placing a small sell order at the market and big buy orders below the current market.
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Kobe Steel was untraded as sell orders dwarfed buy orders after Japan's third-biggest steelmaker revealed it had fabricated data to falsely show that its products met customer specifications.
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This August alone, there were 593,121 online orders for the last of the $10 senior passes, compared with 33,373 online and mail orders for all of fiscal year 2016.
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While some locations are shuttering, most locations of the chains will continue to serve customers take-out orders, as well as orders placed via drive-thrus or via delivery.
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Most of the staff can focus on these orders instead of working cash registers or helping customers, and employees filling orders won't have to dodge customers in the aisles.
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Although evacuation orders were scaled sharply back from the weekend, some 1.7 million people still face orders or advice to keep away from homes, fire and disaster officials said.
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The 737 Max crisis was a major contributor to the net negative orders, with only 32 firm orders for the plane placed during year, which was outweighed by cancellations.
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Customers who move from pre-orders to real orders will need to sign a purchase agreement, which will include the configuration, a final price sheet and terms at conditions.
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But some have been scathing, saying regulations prevent exchanges from slowing orders and that when IEX itself sends orders, they bypass the speed bump, giving IEX an unfair advantage.
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Data on Monday showed services sector activity slowed in May as new orders tumbled, while orders for manufactured goods fell in April for the first time in five months.
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The sub-index for output jumped to 260.7 from 257.5 in February, while total new orders rose to 20173 from 22017 and export orders climbed to 254.0 from 252.9.
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The steeper drop in orders was partly due to a fall in domestic orders compared with competitors in Japan and China, a high-ranking trade ministry official told reporters.
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Orders for the 7373 Max dried up, and it wasn't until last month that Boeing recorded its first new orders — a total of only 30 planes — since the grounding.
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Nearly half — 2,576 — were accompanied by secrecy orders.
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"We are already starting to see big orders, big export orders flowing, out of nowhere, into the seafood, and the furniture and the garment industry," Stoops told CNBC's Street Signs.
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The company reported Wednesday no new commercial aircraft orders in May — the second straight month that Boeing's orders were at a standstill in the face of the 737 Max crisis.
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Boeing said on Tuesday that aircraft orders in the first quarter fell to 95 from 180 a year earlier, with no orders for the 737 MAX following the worldwide grounding.
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Coffee drinkers took to Twitter to complain that they were unable place their orders in the morning, as the app was failing to recognize store locations and wouldn't take orders.
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In response to evidence that temporary protective orders are associated with increased risk of violence, a number of states prohibit firearm purchase and possession by respondents for temporary protection orders.
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Until Instant Pickup, Amazon shoppers could expect their orders within an hour at best via the company's Prime Now program, or within 15 minutes for grocery orders via AmazonFresh Pickup.
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The drop in aircraft orders is surprising as Boeing received orders for 223 aircraft in December, up from 0003 planes the previous month, according to information posted on its website.
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Market orders are filled at the prevailing price, even during disorderly trading; in stop orders, a stock is sold if the price falls to a level set by the seller.
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Previously, Uber Eats charged a $2.49 booking fee for Starbucks delivery orders (it has since eliminated this surcharge, but regular service fees and charges for orders under $10 still apply).
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Airbus was on track last month to rack up more than 212,2747 gross new orders for the year, excluding cancellations, compared with the 1,053 gross orders Boeing announced on Tuesday.
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The company forecast worldwide orders for delivery from September 2016 through January 2017, a demand gauge the company calls "futures orders", to rise 7 percent on a constant-currency basis.
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A sector breakdown of the industrial orders data showed demand for capital and consumer goods fell the most in April, driven by especially weak orders from other euro zone countries.
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Getting into the unit economics, Blue Apron said it had 22015 million orders in the first quarter this year, up from 26.2 million orders in the fourth quarter of 2016.
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It can house online orders in big coolers in the back ahead of customers' arrival, and it can repurpose existing store staff to prep the online orders as they arrive.
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They're upset at Apple for refusing to comply with court orders to unlock phones—orders that it doesn't have the technical capacity to comply with, and may well be illegal.
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A breakdown of the June data showed domestic demand increased by 5.1 percent while foreign orders dropped by 2 percent, with orders from the euro zone declining by 2.4 percent.
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Wall Street was likewise concerned by softer-than-expected growth in the company's future orders, which refer to orders placed by wholesale customers that were not delivered during the quarter.
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Compared with a year earlier, core orders, which excludes ships and orders from the electric power utilities, increased 11.6 percent in August, versus a 6.5 percent gain expected by economists.
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A sort of vending machine for online orders, the idea is that customers could save on orders by skipping last-mile deliveries, as shipping to a store costs Walmart less.
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Interim financing would be aided by a previously-announced $5 billion in pre-orders from companies like Virgin, with expectations that additional airline orders will be disclosed later this year.
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At the same time, the rule was thought to encourage more displayed orders from market makers, who should be rewarded with orders when those markets are at the best price.
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The troubled automaker priced a £500m four-year at Gilts plus 122bp on orders of over £1.3bn, and a £350m eight-year at Gilts plus 147bp on orders of £1bn.
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Trump, after Thursday, will have signed 29 executive orders, more than any President in the last 72 years, when President Harry Truman signed 57 orders in his first 100 days.
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"Both orders intake in manufacturing and construction orders as well as the sentiment indicators in these sectors are pointing to a solid output growth in the winter semester," it added.
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Overseas orders for Japanese machinery posted their biggest fall in more than a decade in December and manufacturers expect orders to sink further as trade friction weighs on global demand.
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He makes and exports boxed record-players for vinyl discs and has had orders from 11 countries including Turkey, Hong Kong and Sweden: Orders have jumped since the pound fell.
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Compared with a year earlier, core orders, which exclude orders for ships and heavy electrical equipment, increased 1.2 percent in November, versus a 6.3 percent annual gain seen by analysts.
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Analysts believe most of the orders for the Model 3 were placed before its unveiling, and they expect orders to pick up at a steady pace over the coming months.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's core machinery orders rose unexpectedly in February for a second consecutive month thanks to increased orders from manufacturers, a positive sign of corporate investment supporting economic growth.
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Now through November 25, you can save 25% on orders of $2300 or more and 29% on orders of $240 or more by using the promo code " DEALWEEK" at checkout.
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Those at risk of having contracted measles were given health officer orders — legal orders issued by county officials — to stay home and avoid contact with others as much as possible.
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Orders over $50 ship free while orders under that threshold incur a $9.99 delivery fee, so you're best off meeting the minimum in order to save yourself some extra money.
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This has affected regular orders and those made with Prime, which are generally delivered within one to two days — now, some Amazon orders might not be delivered until late April.
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She emphasized that orders have been coming in strong (which we've seen in our workload) and that there's no risk of the warehouse having to close or stop fulfilling orders.
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ThinkGeek is celebrating with a sitewide sale: Just use code PIDAY217 to get a very appropriate 2179.99% off everything (except for pre-orders) plus free shipping on orders over $256.55.
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EXPORT ORDERS PLUNGE The ISM's forward-looking new orders sub-index edged up to a reading of 47.3 last month from 20133, which was the lowest level since June 2012.
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"I'm now getting a little less pay in larger-size orders and a little bit increase in the middle or smaller orders, which is the abundance of them," Smith says.
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"We are both in the business of predicting price change, but we predict price change to protect orders, and they predict price change to feast on these orders," Stockland said.
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Compared with a year earlier, core orders, which exclude ships and orders from electric power utilities, grew 5.6 percent in February, after a 8.2 percent slide in the previous month.
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Orders for civilian aircraft rose only 4.3 percent last month, despite Boeing reporting on it website that it had received 4.5 aircraft orders, up from only 43 planes in May.
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"China and Japan are not well responding to the change... and this led to no orders (there)... and that's why European shipowners are placing orders to South Koreans," he added.
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Evacuation orders in Japan are not mandatory, but the failure to heed such orders during the July rains was seen as a contributing factor to the high number of deaths.
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President Donald Trump signs executive orders advancing two controversial oil pipelines President Donald Trump signs executive orders advancing two controversial oil pipelines Donald Trump signed two executive orders Tuesday, each advancing a controversial oil pipeline promised to boost the North American oil industry but also fuel battles with opponents to oil development.
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Trump's new executive orders on crime are meaningless, criminologists say Trump's new executive orders on crime are meaningless, criminologists say Americans got an indication of the Justice Department's upcoming agenda when President Trump signed three executive orders at the Oval Office swearing-in ceremony of new Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday.
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Helix Sleep The online sleep center is offering early-access Black Friday discounts and freebies: from $200 off orders over $1,750 (with code, "BF200") to $150 off orders over $1,250 (with code, "BF150") and $100 off orders over $600 (with code, "BF100"), all with a bonus two free Dream pillows thrown in too.
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ETF investors who used stop-loss orders were burned by the extreme volatility of the 2015 flash crash because their orders were executed as prices plummeted and then quickly bounced back.
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An uptick of 2.4 percent in domestic orders was unable to offset a 3.2 percent fall in orders from abroad, driven by a particularly stark 11.6 percent drop in eurozone demand.
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In some cases, one or more spoofing orders were placed after another trader had placed one or more, smaller, resting orders in the same or a correlated futures or cash market.
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A Cabinet Office official said machinery orders for Oct-Dec, which manufacturers had previously predicted would decrease 5.9 percent, may not fall as much as expected because orders improved in October.
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President Obama's executive orders are now very vulnerable to the pen of Donald Trump, just as the executive orders that Trump is now signing could be overturned by the next president.
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Restrictions relating to NSL orders were relaxed by Congress' passage of the USA Freedom Act in June, 2015, which requires the FBI to review the necessity of individual NSL gag orders.
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Airbus posted 88 net orders for the first half, easily outpacing Boeing which had a negative net total of 119 aircraft because it had more cancellations than orders during the period.
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Burlington Stores, which imports 6% of its orders from China with only 15% of those orders subject to tariffs, anticipates higher prices at other companies will drive consumers to its stores.
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Plus, get 1 percent off order of $225 or more, 285 percent off orders of $285 or more, or 30 percent off orders of $800 or more now through 11/25.
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With these additional four orders, Trump will have signed 29 executive orders in his first 0003 days — more than Bill Clinton and George W. Bush combined, according to the Federal Register.
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The United order brings Boeing's total 787 orders for 2018 to 105 aircraft, already surpassing the 94 orders it received in all of 2017, a source familiar with the deal said.
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Walmart in 2016 said it would begin testing last-mile delivery using services like Uber, Lyft, and Deliv to bring customers' orders, including groceries and Sam's Club orders, to their homes.
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Two of the girls have already secured personal protection orders, according to Livingston Daily, but there's no guarantee that a court will uphold the orders and prevent his return to campus.
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Thus, while everyone might have a common understanding of what an "orders placed" metric means, they may differ in how they want or expect to handle cancellations, split orders or fraud.
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Most U.S. exchanges charge a fee for buy and sell orders that are immediately executed, and pay a rebate for orders that remain on the exchange for others to trade against.
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Orders from retailers arrived at such a rate that the halls of the company's headquarters in Salem, Massachusetts, became cluttered with wicker laundry baskets filled to the brim with outstanding orders.
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A cancellation of Airbus's Iranian orders - which it booked early to pip Boeing in the 2016 order race - could wipe out its entire tally of 86 net orders for this year.
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But a 19 percent plunge in orders for transportation equipment weighed on overall durable goods orders, which range from toasters to aircraft and are meant to last three years or more.
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Trump's use of the orders, Republicans say, are an effort to roll back Obama's orders, but are unique given how the President's Republican Party controls both sides of the legislative branch.
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"Excluding orders from the steel industry, machinery orders were likely flat compared to the previous month and the previous year," said Hiroshi Miyazaki, senior economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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As president, he signed two executive orders temporarily banning refugees and citizens of several Muslim-majority nations from entering the United States, but both orders were quickly challenged on legal grounds.
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Samsung said on Monday that pre-orders for the Galaxy S8 outpaced pre-orders for the Galaxy S7 by 30 percent, making it the company's "best ever" launch of a smartphone.
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When a stock is untraded due to a glut of orders, it is given a closing price by the Tokyo stock exchange that reflects the balance of buy and sell orders.
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Etihad Airways on Thursday said it had restructured a "large portion" of its orders from Airbus and Boeing in what appears to be a major cut in long-haul jet orders.
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On an average day, he will get up to 10 orders, but there are days, such as when he launches a new product, when he will get more than 100 orders.
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Monday's data showed new orders for U.S.-made capital goods unexpectedly fell in May, with non-defense orders excluding aircraft - a closely watched proxy for business spending plans - dropping 0.2 percent.
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To attract more volume, Cboe on Friday launched an order type on one of its exchanges that gives retail orders priority over other orders, which Cboe said will improve execution times.
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A breakdown of the May data showed domestic demand tumbled by 1.9 percent while foreign orders climbed by 3.1 percent, with orders from outside the euro zone surging by 4.0 percent.
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Total orders in Europe were down 3 percent, numbers in the Americas were stable, but they were particularly strong for Asia, the Middle East and Africa — with orders up 20 percent.
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GE said its power unit is showing "signs of stabilization" but the segment's orders remained sluggish, with $4.9 billion in booked orders, representing a drop of 22% from a year earlier.
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"If Apple is violating the orders, Qualcomm will seek enforcement of the orders through enforcement tribunals that are part of the Chinese court system," said Don Rosenberg, general counsel for Qualcomm.
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The drop in durable goods orders last month was led by a 27.1 percent plunge in civilian aircraft orders, which contributed to a 6.2 percent drop in bookings for transportation equipment.
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And though it had strong orders through September, the Nidec chairman said that reduced orders in the fall and winter are responsible for a 25 percent reduction in its profit outlook.
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For the iPhone XS, pre-orders start on Friday and shipments start on September 21st Pre-orders of the iPhone XR will start on October 19th and ship on October 26th.
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It jolts to life in a violent rage and orders the family to follow its orders and stay on the beat—or else you'll be the one being twisted and pulled.
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Pompeo and Bolton may not agree with those orders, but at the end of the day, Trump is the commander in chief, and his orders are the only ones that matter.
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Another source added that the reluctance led to weak orders from top-class U.S. "long only" fund managers - prized as long-term investors - who had been expected to place big orders.
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Taiwan's economics ministry, however, said the value of December export orders was expected to fall below November's $43.6 billion, leaving full year orders in the red for the second year running.
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In representations, which add up to nearly 200 pages and include court documents and clinical studies, the company had cited examples of court orders where judges set aside price fixation orders.
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An employee in an East Coast store said his location has even stopped allowing cake orders in an effort to limit the use of the pen with which orders are placed.
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But overall orders for durable goods dropped, driven by a 28.2% plunge in non-defense aircraft orders, partly due to Boeing's move to cut production of its troubled 6.993 MAX aircraft.
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A start-up in Arizona, Nikola Motor, has taken 43,000 orders for its Nikola One and Nikola Tre hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks — so many that it has stopped taking orders.
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Those at risk of having contracted measles were given health officer orders — legal orders issued by county officials — to stay home and avoid contact with other people as much as possible.
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Nicacio Martínez Espinel, said in an interview that he had issued the orders intended to double the results of military operations, but that his orders had been misinterpreted by the officers.
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Overall, it seems like Bloomscape offers the best shipping policies since it's a flat $7 for orders up to $50, which isn't a high bar, and then free for orders $50+.
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Nikkei claims 65 million of those orders are for older iPhone models, while up to 15 million orders are for the upcoming iPhone SE successor, which will likely launch in March.
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"Orders could return to growth in December," said Huang Yu-ling, director of the ministry's statistics agency, adding that orders could drop 21% to 230.4850% in 2019 compared with last year.
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Foreign orders rose by the same amount and a 4.5 percent hike in demand from the euro zone offset a 0.6 percent fall in orders from outside the single currency bloc.
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To attract more volume, Cboe on Friday launched an order type on one of its exchanges that gives retail orders priority over other orders, which Cboe said will improve execution times.
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German industrial orders fell unexpectedly in October, data showed on Thursday, but U.S. trade, durable goods orders and weekly jobless data are likely to garner greater attention later in the day.
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For the first time since January, orders for Boeing's troubled 737 Max airplanes incrementally rose last month — with two firm orders for 30 Max jets in November, the company said Tuesday.
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The Cabinet Office cut its assessment of the sector, saying machinery orders were "seen stalling," compared with the previous month's assessment that said the pick-up in orders was seen stalling.
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The desk had about twenty employees, and included researchers, who analyzed financial data; sales traders, who took calls from clients about buy and sell orders; and traders, who executed the orders.
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At the screening, the service member said they provided the border agent with their passport, military orders, and ID, and mentioned that they were active duty Army flying on military orders.
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" He recalled once asking a colleague in his section to take care with a particular passage, only to be told, "I don't take orders from you — I take orders from Szell.
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Removing the listings also caused issues with existing orders for at least one seller, delaying shipments as they tried to reconcile orders in Etsy's system between the old and new listings.
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The company is accepting pre-orders now, with a deposit of $999 required, and intends to start delivering the first orders to customers beginning sometime in the middle of this year.
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They cite figures showing that more than half of the world's 1.3 billion Catholics are women and that membership of female religious orders is about three times larger than male orders.
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Elon's tweeting about orders, but I'll tell you, to get an order down you only have to put 100 bucks down, so I don't put a lot of merit into orders.
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Once merchants provide details about their products, orders, space requirements, and regional delivery needs, Ware2Go will then allow merchants to manage their inventory and orders across the companies' cloud-based network.
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Other reports though showed a mild pick up in factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region this month, but manufacturers reported a sharp slowdown in new orders, shipments and unfilled orders.
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It will have the capacity for over 30,000 orders per week compared to approximately 85,000 orders per week expected from Ocado CFC 5, currently under construction at Purfleet, east of London.
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But overall orders for durable goods dropped, driven by a 28.2% plunge in non-defense aircraft orders, partly due to Boeing's move to cut production of its troubled 737 MAX aircraft.
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"They said, 'No, we have orders,' " Mr. Kandil said.
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First, few — if any — executive orders are self-executing.
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" Gardner added that, "Also, they tend to obey orders.
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" Someone says, "Who gives orders in the interrogation booth?
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What we do need, though, maybe, are records that take what lies at the heart of "Control", the very basic idea that "hey, maybe it would be good if the world we lived in wasn't so ruthlessly, breathtakingly unequal," and critique it, shine a light on it, make it something a bit more than the sound of a neutered punk rocker bellowing orders are orders are orders are orders like a particularly pissed off Sears worker.
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For the tech-savvy shoppers, you can send orders to contacts in your address book, use mobile payments/wallets and stay logged in to make future orders even faster and more effortless.
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As a result, Boeing net orders for the first quarter slid into negative territory, with a total of minus 119 net orders after cancellations, despite a slew of new wide-body sales.
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The number of orders I receive would depend on how many and how often I Restock my slime, but if i were to guess I'd say anywhere from 100-300 orders monthly.
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Indicated 1.1 percent higher German construction firm Hochtief said first-quarter orders jumped 31 percent, with growth in all regions including the Americas, where orders reached a record for a first quarter.
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Instead, Trump suggested that Earnest could be "getting his orders from somebody else," though he did not elaborate on whom he believes is breathing orders into the White House press secretary's ear.
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The Commerce Department said Friday that durable goods orders rose 0.8 percent in November, following a sharp fall of 4.3 percent the previous month when orders for commercial and military aircraft plunged.
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"We all anticipated orders to eliminate executive orders that were ... thought to be an overreach or inappropriate, but we are concerned," Issa told Party People host Kevin Madden in a recent conversation.
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Leonardo expects new orders to total between 12 billion and 12.5 billion euros this year, after 20093 billion euros in 2016, when orders were boosted by a big Eurofighter order from Kuwait.
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During the first three days of orders for the Tesla Model 303, which is the company's first electric vehicle targeted for the mass market, the company has taken 276,000 orders, Liebreich said.
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The company has a backlog of 421 firm orders to deliver, a gauge of future revenue, and said it would disclose the value of those orders in its first quarter earnings results.
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Scherer is up against a relentless dealmaker in Boeing sales chief Ihssane Mounir, who snatched the orders crown last year, while Airbus had a negative first quarter on orders due to cancellations.
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If you want to make cupcakes, for example, make sure that you not only can get some orders, but that you get repeat, frequent orders from customers before investing in a storefront.
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The company is taking sign-ups now (it has already received 20,000) and the device will officially be launching for pre-orders in a few weeks with orders shipping later this year.
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With that dramatic volume increase came an increase in our business, resulting in an increase in orders we should have identified as suspicious orders, which we failed to report to the DEA.
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Unlike Amazon's Prime Pantry, which fulfills orders from their warehouses (at least for now… with its $13.7 billion Whole Foods acquisition, that could easily change), Target Restock fills orders from nearby stores.
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In the Caixin survey, new export orders - an indicator of future activity -contracted at the fastest pace since February 2016, with companies attributing the shrinking orders to trade frictions and subsequent tariffs.
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Shopify says its experience in processing millions of orders across its platform has allowed it to develop fraud detection technology that has the ability to accurately determine which orders are considered fraudulent.
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Most executive orders since Truman In his first 100 days in office, Trump signed more executive orders than any president in the last 72 years, dating all the way back to Truman.
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In the Caixin survey, new export orders - an indicator of future activity - contracted at the fastest pace since February 2016, with companies attributing the shrinking orders to trade frictions and subsequent tariffs.
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To issue transfer orders via SWIFT, tight security protocols must be followed, including possession of a physical key (a so-called dongle) to authorise transfer orders, long passwords and biometric access control.
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OCTOBER MACHINERY ORDERS SEEN RISING Japan will release core machinery orders for October on December 13, which are likely to show a 3.0 percent rise from the previous month, the poll found.
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Japan's core machinery orders rose at a slower-than-expected pace in December but companies expect orders to accelerate in January-March, an encouraging sign that industry is ready to increase spending.
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Factory goods orders edged up 0.1 percent, the Commerce Department said on Tuesday, held back by decreases in orders for computers and electronic products, after rising by the same margin in December.
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Customers who use the app will have the option to pick up orders at drive-thru windows or in designated curbside delivery parking spots, where a restaurant worker will hand off orders.
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To get orders to customers as quickly as possible, the company relies on a vast network of warehouses the size of aircraft carriers where the company stores its products and processes orders.
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Tuesday, US time, Boeing confirmed that 737MAX got no orders in July this year, after grounding in this March; Boeing has not received any new orders of 737MAX for 4 straight months.
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What the orders do: The orders specifically take aim at key pipeline hold-ups, such as on the Constitution Pipeline, a 124-mile natural gas pipeline project from Pennsylvania to New York.
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Assuring that all ERPO respondents are included in NICS for the duration of the orders, and removed when the orders are no longer in effect, is an essential part of EPRO implementation.
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Gun control proponents, seeking to expand the restraining orders to other states, hope the hearing process for the orders give them a convincing way to counter the due process arguments from opponents.
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This is called "front running," a practice in which a trader places orders on a security for the firm's own account, taking advantage of advance knowledge of orders coming from its customers.
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