Yet Macri's efforts to reassure investors are already paying dividends.
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The expertise gained during those years is now paying dividends.
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From a wider perspective, Mr Putin's strategy is paying dividends.
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Some of these statewide election results are already paying dividends.
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But her previous investments as a philanthropist are paying dividends.
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We did it my way, and yeah, it's paying dividends.
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The HomePod team's work on sound fields apparently keeps paying dividends.
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This emphasis on "paying dividends" remains a prominent feature of academic culture.
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Still, increased efforts to seize illegal guns seemed to be paying dividends.
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At last, the ultra-loose monetary policy appears to be paying dividends.
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"They've been stockpiling cash, buying back stock, paying dividends, not investing in innovation."
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Schroders said oil companies' commitment to paying dividends rested on crude prices recovering.
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And a big bet on the state doesn't seem to be paying dividends.
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Midsized companies would be barred from paying dividends while the loan is outstanding.
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The "Bloomberg Blitz" is very real and it appears to be paying dividends.
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I found two brown Tesco receipts, so instantly my insecurities were paying dividends.
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RUSSIAN VAN MAKER GAZ BOARD RECOMMENDS NOT PAYING DIVIDENDS ON ORDINARY SHARES FOR 2018
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Whether it's paying dividends, buying back stock, or investing in the next technology engine.
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It also said it would start paying dividends mid-year, rather than just annually.
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It expects to start paying dividends in its first year as a listed company.
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Secretary Ross pointed out that Trump's tougher stance on trade already is paying dividends.
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Investors have been wondering when Standard Chartered will reset paying dividends after several postponements.
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Those steps targeted at speculators in the biggest cities appear to be paying dividends.
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If the 2019 Oscar nominations are any indication, that particular effort is paying dividends.
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A year of "maximum pressure" on the Kim government is paying dividends, Mnuchin said.
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Investors also cheered to news that the UK supermarket expects to restart paying dividends again.
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Pay dividends Buffett has adamantly said no to paying dividends due to the tax consequences.
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So far, most oil company chiefs have stuck by their commitments to continue paying dividends.
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By reinvesting the resulting capital, rather than paying dividends, shareholders are spared the related taxes.
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Last month he said he expected the pair to continue paying dividends to the government.
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And it quit paying dividends in 2100-- a lotta people, they ran outta money then.
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He argued that the party's hardball strategy on confirming Trump's Cabinet is already paying dividends.
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Canada's new plan uses this strategy, paying dividends that will offset costs for 70% of households.
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"That's the innovation we've been talking about and it's really paying dividends right now," Roberts said.
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AND THAT'S THAT INNOVATION THAT WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT AND IT'S REALLY PAYING DIVIDENDS RIGHT NOW.
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"Paying dividends is a company policy," Fabio Schvartsman said at an event in Rio de Janeiro.
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BCP stopped paying dividends in 2011 at the height of the country's economic and debt crisis.
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Corporations will simply distribute the repatriated profits to their shareholders by paying dividends and repurchasing stock.
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However, Cruz's attempts to paint O'Rourke as too liberal for Texas appear to be paying dividends.
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Israel's banks ceased paying dividends six years ago in the wake of the global financial crisis.
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He thinks that education -- including plush spokes-ducks -- is paying dividends in the form of active citizens.
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My bet is that the strategy is about to start paying dividends: the equalization of trade tariffs.
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It looks as if President Trump's clenched fist and open palm method of negotiating is paying dividends.
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Share buy-backs have become a more popular way to return capital to stockholders than paying dividends.
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Investors had been expecting the bank to resume paying dividends given its better business prospects in 2017.
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Distributable earnings, or cash available for paying dividends, rose to $427.1 million from $389.9 million a year ago.
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Instead, he brought aboard players who would help down the road, and now his approach is paying dividends.
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The tax bill is paying dividends to Republicans financially, even if it's not playing particularly well with voters.
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The Clinton campaign's investment in Arizona seems to be paying dividends with promising early voting turnout among Democrats.
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With a few more years of experience, the right-hander is finally paying dividends for the Detroit Tigers.
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It's one way Facebook's deep bench of artificial intelligence and design talent is paying dividends in unexpected places.
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The company indicates that there are no restrictions that constrain major operating subsidiaries from paying dividends to DSG.
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Distributable earnings - the cash available for paying dividends - were $769 million, up from $626 million a year ago.
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"If we consider these numbers we would be paying dividends," he said, declining to definitively confirm a payout.
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Distributable earnings - the actual cash available for paying dividends - fell to $218.2 from $246.2 million a year earlier.
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Companies spent about $1 trillion more on buying back stock than on paying dividends in the past decade.
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"Banks need reassurance that they will be able to keep on paying dividends to attract investors," he said.
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All those years tinkering with SimCity and Legos are going to finally start paying dividends for a lucky few.
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For investors, the preliminary figures provided early reassurance that CEO Jean Pierre Mustier's aggressive restructuring plan is paying dividends.
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Distributable earnings, or actual cash available for paying dividends, climbed 58 percent to $781.4 million from a year ago.
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But the days of the death tax paying dividends to the LGBT community are a thing of the past.
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"There is still a long battle ahead, but our efforts are already paying dividends," he wrote in the letter.
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While still in its early years, the training formula is paying dividends -- and the team have won prestigious competitions.
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Gol has not been paying dividends, but Smiles has been paying out to both the airline and minority shareholders.
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It's a very low-turnover, long-term, fundamental approach to managing capital — and it's been quite literally paying dividends.
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Gol has not been paying dividends, but Smiles has been paying out to both the airline and minority shareholders.
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Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist with Prudential Financial, said these companies are no longer being penalized for paying dividends.
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And that would leave plenty of cash to help Facebook get over traditional reticence about Web companies paying dividends.
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Consumer hardware startups benefited from this trend as well, but it's paying dividends to companies with higher-altitude ambitions, too.
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But as TV adaptations become more and more commonplace, it's a strategy that's paying dividends for the best of them.
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Carlyle's distributable earnings - the actual cash available for paying dividends - more than doubled from a year earlier to $139 million.
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"We think that year after year when a sector is not paying dividends is not a good solution," he said.
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The company posted a sharply lower net profit but investors were cheered when it said it would resume paying dividends.
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It said this did not change its policy of paying dividends of up to 40 percent of quarterly net profit.
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But it looks like all those speeches and sleekly produced video montages might be paying dividends for the Democratic nominee.
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Participating companies are banned from issuing stock buybacks or paying dividends until one year after they pay back their loans.
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"This bailout has nothing to do with buying back stock and paying dividends," said Helane Becker, airline analyst with Cowen.
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And it showed them, point by point, how to create a voter suppression road map that is paying dividends today.
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Jastrzebski said that he would like the company to start paying dividends again this year - after a 10-year break.
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Standard Chartered said its turnaround plan is on track in other areas, prompting it to restart paying dividends to shareholders.
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One analyst noted even Netflix's poorly reviewed content such as Will Smith's movie "Bright" is paying dividends for the company.
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Pence told reporters the strategy of increased troops on the ground and greater authorities for military leaders was paying dividends.
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And from a political organizing perspective, the Trump apparatus' move to integrate its operations with the RNC is already paying dividends.
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Amed Rosario is paying dividends this month after pocketing the New York Mets' largest international signing bonus over five years ago.
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L for $221 million, and said it plans to restart paying dividends if business trends and oil price gains are sustained.
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And Apple's high profits got factored into the share price whether or not Apple was paying dividends in any particular year.
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French Connection said it would look to restart paying dividends if the disposal went through and the company returned to profitability.
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Ping An said the investment is a financial one based on the bank's strong performance and track record of paying dividends.
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As well, in 2016 36 staples companies listed on the S&P 500 were paying dividends — that's down to 123 today.
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Hughes and his colleagues' map is already paying dividends beyond discovering the possible role of viruses in producing THC and CBD.
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The Swedish government and financial watchdog earlier on Tuesday called on banks to refrain from paying dividends under the current circumstances.
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The lower-profile approach he's shown to date could keep paying dividends if confirmed cases continue to climb, as authorities expect.
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The company has been barred from paying dividends to PDVSA and the cash is believed to have accrued on its books.
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He says the impact would be costly to scores of investors exposed to two particular defensive areas known for paying dividends.
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With it came a great sense of pride for Utahns and a generator for the local economy that's still paying dividends.
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After-tax distributable earnings, or the actual cash available for paying dividends, rose to $226 million from $173.5 million a year earlier.
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After-tax distributable earnings (DE) - the actual cash available for paying dividends - fell year on year to $194.7 million from $254.5 million.
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One thing Citgo will not soon be able to do is start paying dividends to parent companies controlled by Venezuela's opposition congress.
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Distributable earnings - the actual cash available for paying dividends - totaled $427.1 million in the quarter, up from $389.9 million a year ago.
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The bank said it would not resume paying dividends, as some investors had hoped for following its stronger profits and capital position.
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The group could restart paying dividends on its 2225 results, its CFO Enrico Gomiero told L'Economia/Il Corriere della Sera on Monday.
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Nomura also highlighted potential dividend increases for Neste, while back in November Motor Oil Hellas unexpectedly said it would resume paying dividends.
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Distributable earnings - the actual cash available for paying dividends - totalled $155.8 million in the quarter, up from $7.4 million a year ago.
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HKEX SAYS TO CONTINUE DIVIDEND POLICY OF PAYING DIVIDENDS WITH NORMAL TARGET PAY-OUT RATIO OF 90% OF PROFITS OF COMBINED GROUP
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Designed to terrorize local communities, sow instability and expose the impotency of Iraq's security forces, the Islamic State's strategy is paying dividends.
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Airlines would be barred from stock buybacks or paying dividends and to the "extent practicable" would have to keep existing employment levels.
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Earlier in the week, Germany's financial watchdog urged banks to refrain from share buybacks and think twice before paying dividends and bonuses.
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Earlier in the week, Germany's financial watchdog urged banks to refrain from share buybacks and think twice before paying dividends and bonuses.
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KKR said after-tax distributable earnings - the cash available for paying dividends - fell to $388.8 million in the three months ended Sept.
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In building this vast empire, Amazon chased growth over paying dividends, pricing key goods and services below cost to chase out competitors.
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Distributable earnings - the actual cash available for paying dividends - totaled $155.8 million in the quarter, up from $7.4 million a year ago.
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The bank said it would not resume paying dividends, as some investors had hoped for following its improved profits and capital position.
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Standard Chartered said pretax profit in the first half rose 93 percent, although the bank announced it would not begin paying dividends.
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As a result, companies are currently focusing on buying back shares and paying dividends to investors with the excess cash they generate.
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He also said these companies are paying dividends and buying back stock, allowing investors to cash in on a lot of the earnings.
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In various ways, the changing nature of golf — considered both a sport and a leisure activity — is paying dividends for some big brands.
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"In our view, Walmart's investments in price, its focus on service in stores, and its omnichannel push are all paying dividends," Saunders added.
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The company is spending heavily to expand its offering of original content on the Apple TV+ streaming service and paying dividends to shareholders.
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Second, for companies that don't have a long history of paying dividends, look to see where else the company is putting its money.
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Le Maire urged big companies to show "moderation" about paying dividends to their shareholders and also to pay their suppliers strictly on time.
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Despite the spillover into Asia, Vietnam's geographical proximity to China and its historically strong political and economic links with Beijing are paying dividends.
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Le Maire urged big companies to show "moderation" about paying dividends to their shareholders and also to pay their suppliers strictly on time.
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Investors are searching for firms that can find the optimal balance between the conflicting goals of controlling costs, paying dividends and increasing production.
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Western Digital Corp also disappointed, but its shares rose 252 percent after providing an upbeat forecast and saying it was committed to paying dividends.
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In the second quarter, the bank had announced it was going to start paying dividends to investors – for the first time in a decade.
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Exelon, for instance, has spent more cash over the past year on core investments than it generated from business operations - even before paying dividends.
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However, Dohmen thinks all Apple has been doing is investing its own money and borrowed money into paying dividends and buying back its stock.
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It didn't help the Wii U much — the console suffered from huge gaps between major releases — but it's finally paying dividends with the Switch.
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But with around $200 billion in cash, Apple could keep paying dividends for the next 25 years and not feel the pain, he said.
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It has successfully pivoted from a Windows PC-first world to the cloud where its focus on productivity and business processes is paying dividends.
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Western Digital Corp also disappointed, but its closed 252 percent higher after providing an upbeat forecast and saying it was committed to paying dividends.
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Six months later, Mr. Olidort's emotional investment began paying dividends, as he and Ms. Aloni arranged for a second official date — in Venice, Italy.
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Having their own business is paying dividends and giving them the flexibility to enjoy parenting now that they have 1-year-old daughter, Margo.
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In the long run, it is the financial and earnings strength of companies that matters, not whether they are paying dividends or buying back shares.
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Distributable earnings - the actual cash available for paying dividends - totaled $404.7 million for the three months through June, up from $276.9 million a year earlier.
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Zunino has been an offensive liability most of his career, but a trip to the minors and a revamping of his swing is paying dividends.
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Carlyle also said its second-quarter pretax distributable earnings, the cash available for paying dividends, totaled $213.4 million, up from $114.5 million a year earlier.
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We believe the company will maintain a net cash position by paying dividends and buying back shares only from FCF, consistent with its previous action.
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Her 2016 book, "The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo," is still paying dividends, as are her endorsement deals with Old Navy and Bud Light.
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According to the book, the band believed that the renewed focus was paying dividends artistically, but Tweedy was uneasy about the frankness of his songwriting.
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Fast forward to today's crowded craft beer marketplace and the unique style is still paying dividends, allowing Flying Dog to stand out from its competitors.
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Carlyle also said its second-quarter pretax distributable earnings – the cash available for paying dividends – totaled $213.4 million, up from $114.5 million a year earlier.
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"The result suggests that Kroger's investment in lower prices and its push on digital are both paying dividends," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders said.
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The report "clearly shows how the investments made by taxpayers to improve global health security are paying dividends," White House officials said in the announcement.
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FRANKFURT, March 24 (Reuters) - Germany's financial watchdog on Tuesday urged banks to refrain from share buybacks and to think twice before paying dividends and bonuses.
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Further reducing debt, after the company refinanced $1.87 billion, is key for freeing Citgo from debt covenants currently stopping it from paying dividends, according to analysts.
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Google Cloud's partnership network begins paying dividends A few months ago, Greene told CNBC she thought that people were underestimating the scale of Google's cloud businesses.
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The deal gives Eni much-needed cash as part of its 5 billion euro divestment plan to continue investing and paying dividends despite weak oil prices.
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By the 1990s this strategy was paying dividends, as an American team dubbed the "Magnificent Seven" dominated the female medals in the Barcelona and Atlanta Olympics.
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A capital reduction is a common step for Japanese companies with a history of deep losses that aim to return to profits and begin paying dividends.
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Companies like General Mills, Procter & Gamble and Coca-Cola, have been paying dividends every year, uninterrupted, since the 1890s, according to S&P Global's Howard Silverblatt.
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Silk said the move was already paying dividends, with in-house management proving they can outperform external fund managers as well as find savings on fees.
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Stock buybacks have been a common practice over the last several years, with companies looking to return value to shareholders in ways other than paying dividends.
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Firms borrowing from the pool would be barred from paying dividends to shareholders or issuing stock buybacks until one year after they pay back their loans.
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For the forth quarter, Carlyle said pre-tax distributable earnings (DE) - the cash available for paying dividends - totaled $211 million, up from $2212.3 million a year earlier.
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Separately, a judge ruled that the utility may not resume paying dividends, instead using that money to fund its plans to reduce the risk of California wildfires.
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Between sponsoring Mauss's tour and other efforts, like sponsoring psychiatric harm-reduction spaces at events like Burning Man, MAPS's efforts to culturally normalize psychedelics are paying dividends.
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Investors focused on the better-than-expected distributable earnings, which show the cash available for paying dividends, sending shares of Blackstone up 0.7% to $45.59 at midday.
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MOSCOW, June 7 (Reuters) - The board of Russian van maker GAZ, which is under U.S. sanctions, recommended on Friday not paying dividends on ordinary shares for 2018.
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Symone Sanders believes the big, bold rhetoric of Bernie Sanders's "political revolution" is paying dividends for the very Democratic Party that he still keeps at arm's length.
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So far, the partnership seems to be paying dividends—Stephens was cool under pressure against Goerges despite being favored, something that has flummoxed her in the past.
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It's still early days for the firm, but its focus on "companies that are ready to sell internationally and are already selling," is paying dividends, Numan said.
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Even though U.S. banks are also flush enough to keep paying dividends at current levels, they may decide to cut them for appearance's sake, some analysts said.
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Bolund also said banks and credit institutions should refrain from paying dividends to shareholders under the current circumstances, echoing comments earlier on Tuesday from the financial watchdog.
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Peers Blackstone Group, Carlyle Group and KKR & Co have recently deemphasized the earnings metric and focused primarily on distributable earnings, the actual cash available for paying dividends.
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"Compared to where we were even a few months ago, the cooperation we are seeing with French authorities is paying dividends," Mr. Eastaugh said in a statement.
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Since 234 America's big banks have undergone annual "stress tests" overseen by the Federal Reserve, along with scrutiny of their plans for paying dividends and buying back shares.
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After-tax DE - the actual cash available for paying dividends - totaled $496.7 million for the three months to end-September, up 21.3 percent year over year, KKR said.
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EARNINGS BEAT ESTIMATES Carlyle also said its second-quarter pretax distributable earnings the cash available for paying dividends totaled $213.4 million, up from $114.5 million a year earlier.
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Bank supervisors such as the ECB have the power to stop banks from paying dividends, bonuses and certain bond coupons if their capital falls below the regulatory minimum.
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The firm did not declare an interim dividend, it said, as the board has decided to continue paying dividends on an annual basis until it is fully invested.
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Its main dividends provider, Cosan, receives dividends from Raizen Energia, Raizen Combustiveis and Comgas and must serve or manage its own debt before paying dividends to its shareholders.
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TIM could return to paying dividends - last handed out in 2012 - after investment grade rating metrics are achieved, which management said could happen over the next three years.
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But despite such month-to-month fluctuations, economists say the tightening labor market is paying dividends to groups that were left behind by earlier stages of the recovery.
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Investors punished DIA for a series of profit warnings and the decision to stop paying dividends with a broad sell-off that destroyed most of its market value.
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"The company has made it very clear that paying dividends will be a key deliverable and important objective for the new group," Graham Shuttleworth said via webcast from London.
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Dividends and Targets: Fitch expects Wind Tre's net debt/EBITDA to decline to below 4.0x in 2019, which is a necessary condition for the company to start paying dividends.
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In January, the company scaled back its initial plan to raise 10.7 billion rand after shareholders raised concerns about its debt, financial flexibility and ability to keep paying dividends.
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Asset managers Sparx Group Co Ltd, Ichigo Inc and Renewable Japan Co have also said they aim to list their plants as investment trusts, paying dividends from electricity sales.
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The pharma industry, "with enormous cash flow, paying dividends equal to or greater than 10- to 30- year treasuries," was an obvious choice, Spooner says, and it paid off.
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The meeting also included discussions about Berkshire's succession plans, its controversial partnership with Brazilian firm 3G Capital, and whether it will start paying dividends or make a monster acquisition.
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Beijing's efforts to consolidate and restructure its industrial sector is paying dividends as profits rise, while strong fiscal spending and sustained infrastructure investment have ensured domestic demand stays strong.
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But Forbes, delving into the history of the Hearst fortune, points out that sometimes a family business keeps succeeding, and paying dividends, because it is kept outside the family.
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While National League West-leading Los Angeles already has clinched a postseason berth, beleaguered Philadelphia has gained a bit of a confidence boost with its youth movement paying dividends.
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"Most foreign-owned entities will be paying dividends next month, which means we could see them exert demand in the coming days," said a trader at a leading commercial bank.
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Getting invited to the Big Dance is the highest measurement of basketball greatness, recognizing the success of a school's basketball program and also paying dividends for a school's overall image.
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Delta has rolled out new features and commitments over the past several years relating to passenger experience in an effort to drive loyalty, and it appears to be paying dividends.
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"As it relates to policymaker engagement, Boeing has a long history of bipartisan engagement - and that team and its experience is paying dividends for them now," the GOP lobbyist said.
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Apollo said after-tax distributable earnings (DE) – the cash available for paying dividends – rose to $230.8 million in the second quarter of 2019, compared with $33 million a year earlier.
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The pharma industry, "with enormous cash flow, paying dividends equal to or greater than 10- to 30- year treasuries," was an obvious choice, according to Spooner, and it paid off.
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Napoli belts two homers as Rangers rout Mariners ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers finally have the offensive lineup they thought they'd have when the season started — and it's paying dividends.
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The semi-public company Petrobras has promised to start paying dividends to shareholders again, as soon as it returns to profit after being hit by several scandals in recent years.
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"I think some of that good will or social capital that he built up as governor may be paying dividends for him now," said the director of the MTSU survey.
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After-tax distributable earnings (DE) - the cash available for paying dividends - totaled $460.1 million for the last three months of 2018, up from $372.6 million a year earlier, KKR said.
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New York City enacted restrictions 10 years ago, and studies suggest the move is already paying dividends in the form of reduced rates of cardiovascular disease—a claim that remains controversial.
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A hit could make a brand, or cement its status, paying dividends for years to come as the moment was fondly recalled in Best Of lists and debated by carpet pundits.
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Parente said the sale of natural gas pipeline NTS, which generated 6.7 billion reais in the second quarter, also boosted the odds of paying dividends for the first time since 2014.
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Plus, I've found myself reusing quite a few of those little sauce jars over the past few weeks, so Sun Basket keeps paying dividends long after I've finished all its meals.
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Analysts say the industry will still need large discoveries in areas where the risk of failure is greater, but the cheaper and easier approach is paying dividends in the short term.
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The company's strategy to compete against Amazon (AMZN) and Walmart (WMT)by focusing on Millennials and young parents with affordable brands and offering a wider array of merchandise is paying dividends.
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Stocks produce positive returns because companies earn profits that they give to their shareholders, either by paying dividends or by buying shares back from shareholders (which itself pushes up stock prices).
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Besides paying dividends, boosting spending on in-house innovation, he said the company was weighing when it might return some of its free cash to shareholders in the form of share buybacks.
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Blackstone also announced first-quarter earnings on Thursday, reporting distributable earnings - the actual cash available for paying dividends - of $538 million in the first quarter, up from $502 million a year earlier.
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Simmons' newfound feminism isn't paying dividends But Simmons still isn't quite comfortable on TV, and he all-too-frequently leans on exhausted pop culture references and jokes about the celebutantes of yesteryear.
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UAC's chief executive said its partnership with the food company was paying dividends and in recent conversations the South African firm had said Nigeria remained important as it looked to expand abroad.
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Putin's tactics worked to help bring Trump into the Oval Office, and Trump's role as a strategic disruptor is obviously paying dividends, with America's popular reputation provably in decline around the globe.
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The business posted an 88% drop in net profit for the first nine months of 2019, and moved recently to stop paying dividends to investors, citing lower profitability and a weak market.
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JERUSALEM, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Bank Leumi, Israel's second-largest bank, expects to resume paying dividends in 2017 as it is very close to clearing a key regulatory hurdle, its chief executive said.
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Naturally, Garcia has dismissed this notion ("I'm taller than him, I'm wider than him, and I have a bigger back than him") but others see Thurman's power and experience paying dividends on Saturday.
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The company's shares soared nearly 300 percent last year and it said in February it would resume paying dividends and slow down its asset sales as it was no longer under financial pressure.
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Fourth-quarter after-tax distributable earnings - the actual cash available for paying dividends - totaled $317.2 million, up from $226.2 million a year ago, as Apollo cashed out on some holdings at high valuations.
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No sooner does Congress do something great like passing a tax reform bill that is already paying dividends for millions than members begin scouting around for some way to muck it all up.
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The Kenyan shilling could come under pressure in the coming week due to increased dollar demand from multinational firms paying dividends to their offshore shareholders and end-month demand from importers, traders said.
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We have to-- figure out if Trump's tough talk will start paying dividends-- and improved trade relations or if it-- pushes us the other direction and leads us potentially into a trade war.
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The charge lowered AmEx's capital ratios and to rebuild that, the company said it would suspend share buybacks for the first half of 22018, but continue paying dividends, though only at current levels.
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The company said its ambition to continue paying dividends "remained firm", but the board still had to assess the impact on its balance sheet and liquidity from the coronavirus and oil price fall.
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Walmart has been paying dividends since it announced a 5-cents-per-share annual payment in 1974, both to reward existing shareholders and attract future ones looking for stable and cash-paying stocks.
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"The trebling of underlying profits, a strong capital position and emerging regulatory clarity allows us to resume paying dividends," Bill Winters, Stanchart's group chief executive, said in a statement accompanying the earnings announcement.
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Ellis' push to move things forward appears to be paying dividends: Prosecutors and Manafort's lawyers sped through jury selection, opening statements and the first witness — all on the first day of the trial.
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No. 2 rival Bank Leumi and Israel Discount Bank are still prevented by the banking supervisor from paying dividends, while Mizrahi Tefahot Bank and First International Bank of Israel pay far smaller dividends.
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To some, the status quo might be acceptable, even evidence that the league's so-called Rooney rule, which requires every team to interview a minority candidate for a head coaching vacancy, is paying dividends.
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The Washington, D.C.-based company said its after-tax distributable earnings (DE) - the cash available for paying dividends to shareholders - for the quarter totaled $171.7 million, a drop from $2151 million a year earlier.
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KKR said its second-quarter after-tax distributable earnings (DE) - the cash available for paying dividends - fell to $327.3 million in three months to June this year, down from $404.7 million a year earlier.
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While it seems cruel that Margaery's long con was cut short, I guess it wasn't totally fruitless — she taught our girl up North how to play the game, and that is definitely paying dividends.
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Their strategy of selling the Echo at relatively low cost looks to be paying dividends in terms of extending their lead in the home voice command speaker market, which is likely small but growing.
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"We have increased net cash in 2019 by $15.1 million, notwithstanding paying dividends of $8.7 million and corporation taxes of $7.5 million in the year," Reza Vaziri, the company's CEO, said in a statement.
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Within months, Mexico's lobbying efforts began paying dividends: American politicians and business executives were making a case for NAFTA directly to the White House, pushing back on Trump's ongoing threats to rip up NAFTA.
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That's a fact that seems to have been lost on almost 22006 percent of the companies paying dividends in the S&P 22015 that paid out more than they earned in the last fiscal year.
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Now that it has introduced a new automated ordering system, to get stuff on the shelves on time, the quality of its fresh food, which it also delivers through Ocado and Amazon, is paying dividends.
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Fourth-quarter distributable earnings - the actual cash available for paying dividends - was up 94 percent on a year at $1.2 billion, as Blackstone took advantage of strong corporate valuations to exit some of its investments.
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The effort is paying dividends, winning over even the most liberal Trump critics in the caucus while dissuading new acolytes to the impeachment effort, which has struggled to find a foothold in the new Congress.
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The problem for corporate America, though, is that it can't easily use that overseas money for things like paying dividends or buying their own shares, techniques that publicly traded companies use to please their investors.
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New York (CNN Business)Twitter's decision to not accept ads from politicians -- even though the social media platform is used frequently by President Donald Trump and the Democratic presidential contenders -- appears to be paying dividends.
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Genel, which started paying dividends last year distributing $42 million, said it expected all outstanding amounts from the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) owed to it under production contracts would be paid in the first quarter.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - McLaren say their decision to ditch Honda and switch to Renault engines is paying dividends already as the former champions prepare for a new Formula One season after a three-year nightmare.
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A first round on U.S. sanctions imposed on Venezuela in 2017 stopped Citgo from paying dividends to its parent and limited its ability to raise financing, leaving much of an about $4.53 revolving credit untapped.
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Fourth-quarter distributable earnings — the actual cash available for paying dividends — was up 94 percent on a year at $1.2 billion, as Blackstone took advantage of strong corporate valuations to exit some of its investments.
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ET, FSN Southwest (Dallas), FSN West (Los Angeles), SN22 ABOUT THE STARS (21-22-9): Patience is paying dividends for Ales Hemsky, who has collected two goals and five assists on his six-game point streak.
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The company now expects to invest between $2114.33 billion and $20 billion each year until 2020, compared to an earlier forecast of $17 billion to $22 billion and reassured investors paying dividends remained a top priority.
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Over the last four years, as the economy has revived and much of the housing market has recovered, Fannie and Freddie began paying dividends to the federal government, leaving little behind for the company's private shareholders.
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L) Chief Executive Bill Winters saw his 21.36 pay package bumped up 24 percent to 2139 million pounds ($21 million) on Tuesday, as the bank reported a surge in full-year profit and resumed paying dividends.
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Despite playing on the single largest stage in esports, for the largest prize pool in video game history, people were experimenting in a way they hadn't in nearly a year, and the experimentation was paying dividends.
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Chief Financial Officer Jessica Uhl did not specify when Shell would begin the buybacks, telling reporters that the firm was "on track but not there yet" as it focuses first on reducing debt and paying dividends.
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LONDON, March 27 (Reuters) - Banks should refrain from paying dividends or launching share buybacks in order to preserve capital and keep lending to an economy hit by the coronavirus pandemic, the European Banking Federation (EBF) said.
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The buyout firm said its after-tax distributable earnings (DE) – the cash available for paying dividends to shareholders – rose to $454.9 million, resulting in DE per share of $1.10 compared with 60 cents a year earlier.
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One key would be for the social network to overcome Big Tech's traditional antipathy to paying dividends, as more mature leaders like Microsoft, Intel, and, in 22, Apple did after a long hiatus from offering one.
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Analysts said that removing the obligation to dispose of Williams & Glyn could pave the way for RBS to resume paying dividends, but cautioned that the new proposals did not look too favourable for the taxpayer-backed lender.
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Georgia has lagged the nation in recovering from the Great Recession, but that is paying dividends by leaving the state with an ample supply of workers, just in time for the boom the state is now experiencing.
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Under current terms, MetLife would be barred from paying dividends on common stock or buying back shares if its equity drops by more than 10 percent and it reports a cumulative net loss over four consecutive quarters.
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That the Huskies are ranked as high as third has less to do with the talent assembled, however, or even with Auriemma himself, than with observers betting on the system in place at Storrs paying dividends by March.
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But on Wednesday, Mr. Zemsky said the governor's efforts — and taxpayer dollars — were paying dividends to New Yorkers in more intangible ways, including reversing what he called the state's decades-old reputation as a place unfriendly to businesses.
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After a two-part evaluation, banks either receive permission to return capital — via repurchasing their own shares, paying dividends or other means — or are prohibited from doing so until they fortify their capital cushions or strengthen their management.
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The legislation would also bar certain companies receiving taxpayer funded loans from paying dividends to shareholders for one year after the loan is paid back, and from reducing their employment levels by 10% until the end of September.
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WARSAW, March 23 (Reuters) - Poland's state insurance firm PZU said on Thursday it would stick to its core strategies and keep paying dividends, as it watched its share price fall sharply a day after it fired its chief executive.
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Meanwhile, Commerzbank announced on Thursday that it was cutting a net 7,300 jobs and was to stop paying dividends for the time being amid a drive to sustainably increase its profitability by 2020, the bank said in a statement.
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Ignoring the fact that Denmark's footballers often end up at top Dutch clubs renowned for their passing styles, the no-nonsense Norwegian has adopted a more pragmatic approach similar to that of Sweden and Iceland that is paying dividends.
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The group also said it would restart paying dividends for the 2017-18 financial year, having not paid one since the second half of its 2014-2145 year when it was mired in the worst crisis in its history.
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MOSCOW, March 23 (Reuters) - The supervisory board of Russian bank VTB has recommended paying dividends of 0.00117 roubles per ordinary share for 2016, amounting to a payout of 15.2 billion roubles ($263 million), the bank said in a statement.
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" Still, the virtually lockstep GOP support for Trump is paying dividends, wrote Scott Jennings: "Some decry the 'shirts and skins' nature of modern politics, but it has paid off in spades for Trump and (Senate Majority Leader Mitch) McConnell.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Vale SA's chief executive said on Friday that a resumption in paying dividends or share buybacks would depend on progress in repairing the damage from its Brumadinho tailings dam collapse, which killed more than 250 people.
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ET, FSN Detroit, FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee) ABOUT THE PISTONS (298-29): The addition of Tobias Harris in front of the trade deadline is already paying dividends as the 23-year-old forward grows more comfortable playing in the Detroit frontcourt.
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When companies spend a large portion of their money paying dividends and buying their own shares back to manufacture earnings, at some point it shows up in profits, which on a rate of change basis have declined for three consecutive quarters.
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But according to Levin, who has been CEO since 2015, IAC has "a history of repurchasing shares, we have a history of paying dividends, things like that, so we generally, I think, should get credit for that," he told Cramer.
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MOSCOW, April 16 (Reuters) - Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Saturday that it should be mandatory for state companies, without exceptions, to continue spending 50 percent of their profit on paying dividends at least until 2019, Russian agencies reported.
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That's paying dividends: This session, Nevada passed a law codifying the Affordable Care Act's birth control coverage policy and made it possible for women to get up to 12 months of birth control at once, all under a Republican governor.
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"We believe that these results demonstrate the Family Dollar acquisition is paying dividends and remains firmly on course in terms of the savings and benefits Dollar Tree promised investors," Neil Saunders, chief executive of research firm Conlumino, said in an email.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Collapsed British firm Carillion, which has come under political fire for paying dividends while racking up big debts and a pension deficit, has handed more than $25 billion to shareholders since it was created 2146.7 years ago, a Reuters analysis shows.
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Tullow said in November it would return to paying dividends, which it suspended in 2015 due to the oil price crash, and expects to pay out at least $100 million from 2019 with an option for a special dividend for this year.
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"Tiny" sticks to the formula that's been paying dividends for over three decades at this point: a solid riff, a laid-back vocal take from J Mascis, a little mud caked on everything, and an incendiary guitar solo to hammer it home.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Toshiba Corp plans to more than halve its capital base, a move that may enable it to resume paying dividends quicker and get a fresh capital injection as it aims to recover from a $1.3 billion accounting scandal last year.
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"Our continued organizing and movement-building over the last four years is paying dividends and it appears to be a total transformation of political power at city hall from the bottom up," Ramirez-Rosa told a crowd Tuesday night following his victory.
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Jay Cutler isn't paying dividends on the one-year, $10 million contract he signed in August, but the 34-year-old has cashed in on a pair of career starts versus Tennessee with five touchdowns, no interceptions and a 137.2 quarterback rating.
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What is clear is that while the right agitated and protested ceaselessly against Obama's presidency in its early years, they also organized and funded groups that invested heavily in winning the states — an investment that's been paying dividends for the GOP for years.
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Those taking help will be barred from buying back their own stock or paying dividends until a year after they've repaid the aid; they must retain 90 percent of their employees; and executives would see their compensation capped based on 2019 levels.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's financial watchdog on Tuesday urged banks to refrain from share buybacks and think twice before paying dividends and bonuses, the latest warning from regulators in Europe worried that banks could misuse funds meant to bolster the economy against the coronavirus.
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Distributable earnings - the cash available for paying dividends to shareholders - came in at $914 million in the quarter, translating to 72 cents per share, higher than the 67 cents per share that analysts forecast on average, according to data compiled by Refinitiv.
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Amy Klobuchar in particular was praised as having a strong debate, and as Vox's Ella Nilsen has reported, she has committed significant resources to New Hampshire — an effort Nilsen found appeared to be paying dividends, particularly with respect to poaching Biden supporters.
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"In the last two years, intense focus on new seismic and relooking at the basins that we have in our portfolio already is really paying dividends," said Powell, a geologist who joined Shell in 1990 and became head of exploration three years ago.
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For instance, from 2003 to 2012, the 449 companies publicly listed in the S&P 303 index used 54% of their earnings to buy back their stock, and another 37% went toward paying dividends, leaving little left to invest in employees or innovation.
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LONDON, Jan 22015 (Reuters) - Collapsed British firm Carillion, which has come under political fire for paying dividends while racking up big debts and a pension deficit, has handed more than $25 billion to shareholders since it was created 2146.7 years ago, a Reuters analysis shows.
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FRANKFURT/LONDON, Feb 19 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is calling for an easing of EU rules effectively banning banks from paying dividends, some coupons and bonuses if they make a loss that drags capital below the regulatory minimum, a senior official said on Friday.
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That means the opportunity to cherry pick an immigrant crime here or there will always exist, and since this strategy seemed to be paying dividends in the blue-ish state of Virginia we now see it spreading to the solid blue state of New Jersey.
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RBS had hoped to settle the case, which relates to its mis-sale of toxic residential mortgage-backed securities, as it is a prerequisite for the bank to resume paying dividends and for the British government, to start to selling its 71 percent stake.
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In contrast, Europe's imports of 51.5 million tonnes in the January to July period are up 87% from the 27.5 million in the same period last year, showing the continent's ability to take greater spot volumes is paying dividends for its natural gas utilities.
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Genish, who is due to meet with Elliot on Friday as part of a roadshow with investors, told the FT any merger with Oi would only benefit Oi's owners and would put at risk TIM's promise to resume paying dividends in 2019 and 2020.
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Cargojet's investment's already paying dividends -- Drizzy gave a tour of the jet as the final touches were being added to it earlier this month, and he was spotted in the Bahamas this week putting other private jets to shame with his luxury behemoth plane.
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With a typical lag of around 18 months for a new banker to break even, Baer said this hiring was now paying dividends with net new money inflows in the middle of its 4-6 percent target range in the first four months of 2017.
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A U.S. judge said on Tuesday that PG&E may not resume paying dividends and must use the money to fund its plan for cutting down trees to reduce the risk of wildfires in California, stopping short of more costly measures he proposed earlier this year.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - When you have become the world and Olympic champion in triple jump, arguably the most technically challenging of all athletics events, it seems a radical move to change your take-off leg, but for American Christian Taylor the switch is paying dividends.
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ZAGREB, March 26 (Reuters) - Croatia's financial services regulator has told insurance companies to stop paying dividends as part of efforts to ensure there is enough liquidity in the country's financial system during the coronavirus crisis and following an earthquake that hit Zagreb a few days ago.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race His rally-like rhetoric from the White House may be paying dividends -- for now, at least -- as a new CNN Poll of Polls on Friday showed more Americans view Trump's handling of the crisis through a positive light.
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"On the face of it, removing this uncertainty would seem like good news for RBS investors, reflecting the fact that executing a disposal of Williams & Glyn was a key hurdle that the group needed to overcome before it could recommence paying dividends," Shore Capital analyst Gary Greenwood said.
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On its most recent quarterly earnings call, the shipbuilder with a $7 billion market capitalization said it had $852 million in cash on hand after it spent the quarter buying back about 239,000 shares at a cost of $36 million and paying dividends of $0.50 per share or $24 million, to shareholders.
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"I think there has been two significant issues overhanging the bank in recent months, one has been Williams & Glyn and the other has been U.S. RMBS, it's clearly a significant issue that we need to get through before we can get back to being a normalized bank paying dividends (and) making profits," Stevenson added.
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High-yield-lite documentation excludes typical protections in the asset class, such as a restricted payments covenant, which limits an issuer from paying dividends and making other distributions out of the reach of creditors, and/or debt incurrence covenants, which limit the amount of debt an issuer can raise subject to leverage ratio tests.
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Speaking at the National Press Club this week, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) touted gains in manufacturing, retail sales, consumer confidence and job openings as clear evidence that Republican policies are paying dividends across the board.
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But if a business is earning substantial profits, paying dividends to its shareholders and allowing management to earn salaries that exceeds the average employee salary by absurd ratios, can anyone explain why the taxpayer should be helping their employees to pay for food, rent and healthcare rather than the business assuming the personal responsibility to do so itself?
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"Those investments are paying dividends, as this information technology system now allows officials to detect a wide range of health threats beyond biological attacks, from opioid overdoses to chemical exposures to disease outbreaks," Dr. Anne Schuchat, the CDC's principal deputy director, said in prepared testimony for Friday's congressional hearing, where policymakers sought to renew funding for biopreparedness legislation.
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EMS revenue growth will continue to approximate GDP-like levels --Capital expenditures decline to about $800 million FY2016 (from $963 million in FY2015) and normalize around 3% of revenue as expansion investment winds down; --Jabil will continue paying dividends of approximately $60 million-$9083 million per year; the ratings assume the company authorizes a new share repurchase program and continues to repurchase shares commensurate with historical levels for anti-dilution purposes.
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As Vox's Li Zhou has explained, the Warren campaign has invested heavily in a strong showing on Super Tuesday, and YouGov's results suggest that investment may be paying dividends — not just because the poll puts the senator in second place, but because it also found her to be directly behind Sanders when likely primary voters were asked whom they were considering: 48 percent said they were considering Sanders, and 44 percent said they were thinking about voting for Warren.
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