Some states are repeatedly postponing payment dates, others are paying out salaries in instalments, and others are paying out only to lower-income employees and stalling payments to higher income earners.
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Nevertheless, they have been paying out significant dividends to shareholders.
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Since I'm paying out of pocket, the surgery costs $212,214.
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Some people are probably still paying out for it now!
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As a result, patients end up paying out of pocket.
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After paying out fees to drivers, revenue was $2.7 billion.
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By paying out $2 billion in stock to your employees.
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But families often end up paying out of their own pocket.
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That was the same as it recommended paying out for 2014.
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Another group is paying out record dividends to once-disregarded shareholders.
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"There's nothing wrong with paying out dividends," Mandel said on Monday.
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So she went back to SOAP MAT, paying out of pocket.
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For those paying out of pocket, there's a grant program available.
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They make their money by collecting premiums, not by paying out claims.
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The city itself saw dividends that are paying out to this day.
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"They are paying out of their pockets to play football," Losada said.
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It looks like Amazon will beat DoorDash to actually paying out tips.
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That means he's either paying out of pocket, or violating disclosure rules.
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" He also denied paying out a settlement, instead framing it as "severance.
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Those companies, however, generally lack some more mature features like paying out dividends.
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That's 1.6 million people paying out an average fee of $6.60 per month.
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I end up paying out of pocket for my therapist who I adore.
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Tencent, one of China's biggest internet companies, is paying out some serious salaries.
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In the US, that would mean paying out $16,390 to the average family.
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After paying out royalties, there just isn't enough cash to cover its expenses.
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Some are resigned to paying out so they can stay in the country.
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Verizon would be responsible for paying out the severance as the acquiring company.
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Streaming services are now paying out big money to the music industry's gatekeepers.
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Marylanders will also have access to contraceptives without paying out-of-pocket costs.
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It helped that GM followed up by paying out $600 million to victims.
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That's still less than half of what New Yorkers will be paying out.
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" In particular, he said, "patients are paying out of pocket too much money.
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It helped that G.M. followed up by paying out $600 million to victims.
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It originally operated from 2001 to 2003, paying out $7 billion in damages.
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Since 2011, the Catholic Church has been paying out settlements to Maskell's victims.
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"Every month we're seeing where we're paying out huge amounts of settlements," he said.
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In the meantime, a fund would be committed to settling and paying out lawsuits.
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Paying out generous ransoms hits everyone in the insurance industry, and those they cover.
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I'm lucky: I'm getting better, but only because I'm now paying out of pocket.
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Sweatcoin combines fitness tracking and micropayments, paying out rewards when its users actually exercise.
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That sparked reports that some employers would cut hours to avoid paying out insurance.
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Jasmine began taking hormones in 2012, before she had insurance, paying out of pocket.
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If you're paying out of pocket, you'll almost always pay less by buying generic.
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Would they make allowances for paying out contracts to executives accused of stealing TVs?
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"Things are paying out now just like they did in 2000, 2001, 2002," he said.
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It's a crazy gamble because it's still paying out full ticket price to movie theaters.
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I'm student-loan free as of 2018 — after paying out almost $60,000 total, including interest.
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O'Leary loves dividends and he doesn't think the company will be paying out anytime soon.
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They are allowed to bypass taxes by paying out 90 percent of profits to shareholders.
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It aims to continue paying out more than 50 percent of profits in cash dividends.
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Paying out of pocket to replace her home's foundation, she said, is well beyond reach.
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If clients don't prepare for these costs, they may end up paying out of pocket.
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The artists are making more money and the music labels are paying out less overhead.
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But casino operators are resisting paying out fees to the sports leagues, said one panelist.
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But one thing these companies are often less good at is paying out on-demand.
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The lender has a policy of paying out around half its net profit to shareholders.
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They restrict things like paying out dividends to owners, and put limits on additional borrowing.
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Funding for states to immediately begin paying out unemployment benefits when someone is laid off.
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Their higher prices could even cost patients more, if they are paying out of pocket.
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This had sparked reports that some employers would cut hours to avoid paying out insurance.
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For a while, I was paying out of pocket for a junk health care plan.
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Young people are selling stock in themselves— paying out dividends for decades at a time.
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Paying out the reward can be risky, particularly if you opt to do a cash drop.
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S&P Global's Standard & Poor's entered into a similar accord in 2015 paying out $1.375 billion.
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She's pushed away her whole family in favor of paying out a Lannister blood debt. Probably.
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More significantly, the company has also shared data about how much money it's actually paying out.
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Sales teams across industries face a big issue, paying out over $800 billion in sales commissions.
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Even though $84 million seems steep, paying out those settlements was completely worth it for Uber.
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Amazon is currently paying out approximately 21 million dollars every month to authors on Kindle Unlimited.
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For example, delays in processing tax returns and paying out refunds might create cash flow problems.
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The dividend was in line with the bank's policy of paying out 75 percent of profits.
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Google is paying out $11 million to settle an age-discrimination case from 2015, Bloomberg reports.
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For those who don't qualify, paying out of pocket or buying additional insurance are their options.
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With Trump's chances of winning plummeting, an Irish bookmaker is already paying out bets on Clinton.
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After paying out streaming music royalties, it doesn't get to keep much to cover its costs.
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"Teachers shouldn't be paying out of their own pocket to put their lessons together," Drizner said.
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No doubt, Jeff's paying out a nice chunk of what was their $149 billion net worth.
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"Paying out Section 22014 reimbursements without an appropriation thus violates the Constitution," Collyer wrote in her decision.
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The central bank has ordered firms like Western Union to stop paying out money transfers in dollars.
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The leaked documents showed Uber paying out $2.72 billion to drivers in the first half of 2015.
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Since its inception, the company has run over 700 programs, paying out over $12 million in bounties.
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And further, they're only paying out about a quarter of their earnings," Einhorn said on "Halftime Report.
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Dividend stoppers prevent banks from paying out dividends if they have not paid coupons on their AT1.
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In simple terms, paying out of pocket for care probable doesn't dent their financial position too much.
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Zelle may also be used for business-to-consumer payments, such as insurance companies paying out claims.
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Women paying out of pocket will spend $99 a month, also with the first two months free.
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You are receiving Social security checks, and you have a pension paying out on a monthly basis.
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Notably, only 2 percent felt that the costs should fall on the individual paying out-of-pocket.
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Walmart is paying out bonuses to US hourly employees and hiring 150,000 workers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Argento began paying out the settlement in April, making an initial payment of $20183,000, the Times reports.
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Mr. Richards ran a similar projection with someone earning $2000 million and paying out $0003,2000 in alimony.
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Medicare's apparent goal, he said, was to save money by paying out less in reimbursements to hospitals.
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She said the increased funding would limit teachers from paying out of pocket for certain classroom resources.
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Banks were paying out 2 billion Swiss francs ($2.02 billion)per year in charges, the SBA said.
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Like, the way the movie opens with [Constance Wu] paying out everybody and leaving with practically nothing.
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A few years later, the Alaska Permanent Fund began paying out a dividend to every registered resident.
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When more people are uninsured, the government saves money from paying out less in health-care subsidies.
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As of now the IRS is processing returns and paying out tax refunds, but that could change.
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And paying out money to hold regulators at bay is significantly cheaper than allowing competition to make gains.
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The controversial designation frees the company from paying out benefits and wages that labor laws might otherwise mandate.
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The federal government had to start dipping into the $22013 trillion trust fund to keep paying out benefits.
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In December, Glitnir got agreement from Iceland's central bank to begin paying out billions of dollars to creditors.
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Prices for patients with private insurance or those paying out of pocket are generally set by the hospitals.
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Because I was paying out of pocket, she didn't perform an ultrasound, saying it would save me money.
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He said he favors paying out dividends amounting to about 30 percent to 35 percent of annual earnings.
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Along the way, the insurance company declared her not sufficiently ill to warrant paying out on the policy.
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I knew I was going to be paying out of pocket, no matter what doctor I went to.
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It is also paying out $22017 million in bonuses to front-line and full-time U.S.-based associates.
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New Zealand is still paying out hundreds of millions of dollars in settlement claims related to the treaty.
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Either people are affluent and are paying out of pocket or more likely they've got a corporate account. Right?
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So unless Congress intervenes to stop the law from going into effect, benefits should start paying out in 210.
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Assured Guaranty is "a melting ice cube that is paying out the drops while it still can," Einhorn said.
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In medicine's wild west, patients are paying out of pocket to be guinea pigs in shady stem cell trials.
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Overall, Trump, Cruz, and Rubio have spent a small fraction of the $82 million Bush has reported paying out.
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A figure above 100% indicates a firm is paying out more money in claims than it earns from premiums.
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The federal government will have to start dipping into the $22040 trillion trust fund to keep paying out benefits.
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The fact that this trauma is compounded by paying out of pocket for medical expenses and testing is disheartening.
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As tone-deaf corporate maneuvers go, few are less popular than paying out bonuses in a time of crisis.
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For nearly two weeks, the Shock Exchange toured England, by both fundraising and paying out of their own pockets.
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Music streaming like Spotify and Apple Music have been notoriously stingy when it comes to actually paying out musicians.
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The tax cut has resulted in some companies either paying out one-time bonuses or raising wages for employees.
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Roughly one of every five companies in the benchmark S&P index is paying out over 3 percent now.
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The driver benefits debate raged on, as Uber started paying out millions of dollars in fees for violating regulations.
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In July, reports emerged of Usher paying out $1.1m after a woman claimed that he infected her with herpes.
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ComInsure was questioned on Wednesday about allegations that it relied on outdated medical definitions to avoid paying out claims.
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Due to its litany of Title IX issues, Baylor will likely end up paying out a fairly large settlement.
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Disclosures also list Flynn's firm paying out others, in "consultancy fees," and for "administrative support," videography and editing services.
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London has broadly agreed to many of the EU's divorce terms, including paying out something like 50 billion euros.
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CVS Health is staffing up and paying out bonuses as shoppers flock to its stores amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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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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Gol has not been paying dividends, but Smiles has been paying out to both the airline and minority shareholders.
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It didn't even offset the $11 million UNITAID wound up paying out for consulting fees, advertising, and legal expenses.
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When the low-risk profitable trades unraveled as the bonds defaulted, however, these traders were paying out big money.
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He continued to see the doctor he had under the UnitedHealth plan, paying out of pocket for the visits.
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But isn't there a potential tension between paying out large settlements to wildfire victims and maximizing value for shareholders?
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Even worse are the more than 1003 companies that have continued paying out dividends while losing money for the year.
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Executives said the bank may start paying out half of its earnings in dividends before 2020, depending on other financials.
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Dean isn't looking forward to the shutdown extending beyond February 1, when the U.S. Coast Guard pension stops paying out.
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But that will put it under constant threat of insuring the wrong risks and ending up paying out too much.
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Because their insurance won't cover the bulk of the cost of IVF and surrogacy, they'll be paying out of pocket.
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And the court ended up ruling in favor of the trustees, continuing to withhold Brad's payments while paying out Michelle's.
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An employee at one branch said the bank was paying out money as normal, with no special restrictions on withdrawals.
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They lag in paying out a hike in interest rates to their depositors, according to Novantas, a bank consulting firm.
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In other words, paying out a given level of income now costs more than twice as much as it did.
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For users paying out of pocket, the plan costs $20 for the first year and $120 for each year thereafter.
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The 2017 settlement wasn't the first time Spotify found itself paying out tens of millions due to licensing issues, either.
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"We are going to stop paying the Leliq rates that Argentina is currently paying out every day," Alberto Fernandez said.
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But congressional Democrats aren't expected to try to block the IRS from paying out refunds while the funding lapse persists.
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley received conditional approval but will only be paying out roughly what they did last year.
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" * "Our plan is to return to the long-term dividend policy (of paying out more than 50 percent of profits).
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But well into the century the United States was still paying out pensions to the heirs of Civil War soldiers.
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Both he and Graves said the uninsured and underinsured paying out-of-network will struggle the most with financial repercussions.
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To be sure, none of these banks are paying out all of their excess capital in dividends or stock buybacks.
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In 2020, the Social Security Administration will be paying out more in benefits than what is contributed to the system.
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These price options include discussing whether a medication may be less expensive if using insurance or paying out-of-pocket.
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"Instead of paying out 100 percent, some partnerships are paying out 60 percent or less," said Colton Bean, analyst with the energy investment banker Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. Mr. Watson of Oppenheimer said such dividend cuts have left energy partnerships with a stronger financial base, producing a 30 percent increase in available cash, on average.
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They do not need the support and their long lives mean that the state will end up paying out for years.
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Many families left anyway, paying out of pocket for hotels inland or scattering farther away to stay with family and friends.
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Ultimately, Cohen billed the Trump Organization for the full $50,000 despite only paying out the roughly $13,000 in cash to Gauger.
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In the meantime, she's been paying out of pocket for a private practitioner, something she won't be able to do forever.
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Image: Apple/NetflixNetflix is reportedly looking to become the latest tech giant to avoid paying out fees to Apple's App Store.
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To be sure, somebody will eventually take the blame and assume the responsibility of paying out financial dividends to distraught families.
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You better believe Justin is paying out the nose to call this 24,000-square-foot estate his home away from home.
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Many people in college sports making huge salaries, and paying out huge bonuses, can't figure out how to rejigger their budgets.
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Pool Re, set up in 1993, acts as a backstop to insurers paying out claims on property damage and business interruption.
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"I don't know if we are going to have to stop eventually because we are paying out of pocket," she said.
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That is because some companies may be paying out more than they afford, or because the shares are getting overly expensive.
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Even though I have a high deductible and am paying out of pocket, the insurance company has [to cover my transition].
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The looming Justice Department fine had weighed on the bank's share price and prevented it from paying out to its shareholders.
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The bill would also ban corporations receiving relief loans from buying back their own stock or paying out dividends to shareholders.
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Under the Trump administration, the office tasked with paying out grants and coordinating local police departments to prevent threats has shriveled.
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So King went back to SOAP MAT, paying out of pocket, with a plan to wean herself off methadone over time.
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Digital rights management corporation Collab now often issues copyright strikes on Vine compilations, paying out to creators after taking their cut.
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The agency kept its attention on its whistleblower office, paying out a record $57 million in bounties to whistleblowers in 2016.
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These cost increases are in line with the skyrocketing prices consumers are paying out of pocket or billing to insurance companies.
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In reality, Trump routinely stiffs contractors who work for him and wound up paying out an enormous fraud settlement over the university.
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She filed a federal lawsuit in 1994, and Clinton settled the lawsuit in 1998, paying out $850,000 to Jones and her lawyers.
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YouTube is paying out TV-like money in ad revenue, without any of the checks and balances that come with that responsibility.
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They can roll out faster shipping by paying out of pocket for pricier delivery options, or shipping from their stores, Hills said.
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But the odds say that sick people stay sick or get sicker, and insurance companies don't make a profit by paying out.
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In some cases, these scholarships are created with no intention of ever paying out, according to experts who spoke to BuzzFeed News.
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Canada, says Humi, is wide open, and with plenty of small to medium businesses paying out more than $10 million to providers.
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Two years later, Knepper allegedly assaulted a local golfer, and the city settled the excessive force lawsuit last year, paying out $15,000.
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The CLC calls for a carbon tax, which would gradually increase while paying out carbon dividend incentives to individual Americans' retirement accounts.
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Yes. Take this shitty company's free money, even if it's comical how little it's actually paying out for such an astronomical fuckup.
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So, phones and tablets are ideal for browsing, but people want to do full research before paying out their hard-earned cash.
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"The banks are just paying out the money because they want people to continue using their accounts and credit cards," Giacalone says.
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Republicans, however, say the Obama administration is paying out these funds for the program even though Congress has not appropriated the money.
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Short-term will start paying out a portion of your salary for a shorter period of time, like three to six months.
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Everyone came, each eye like a stack of dimes, paying out 10 cents for that postcard, and that one, and that one.
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It lost a whopping $2.2 billion, although it says that most of that is due to paying out stock-based employee compensation.
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In 1920, Charles Ponzi was arrested and charged with 86 counts of mail fraud after paying out investors with other investors' money.
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Picoin investors first received cash from their investment and then the team began paying out rewards to Pincoin investors in iFan tokens.
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That amounts to a 215 percent increase in dividend payments since Cisco first started paying out six cents a share in 21990.
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Do ordinary Americans know that they are paying out of their pockets for so-called diplomats who behave so aggressively and destructively?
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That means, for someone paying out of pocket, a simple doctor's visit would cost about four (or more) hours worth of driving.
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Rad claims Match purposely undervalued Tinder in an effort to avoid paying out billions of dollars in stock to the team's original employees.
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Kaiser Family Foundation data shows that the percent of women paying out of pocket for birth control declined significantly after the requirement began.
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True, paying out 51 cents a share to investors when full-year earnings came in at just 65 cents a share looks aggressive.
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In the U.S., the Social Security system will have to start paying out less than originally promised in 2035 unless Congress reforms it.
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After 2019, Samarco will spend an estimated R$1.2 billion per year, paying out as much as R$20 billion, Ms Rousseff said.
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Under Kirchner, Argentina was locked out of the capital markets as hedge funds sued the country for not paying out on its bonds.
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He says that Japanese companies for years kept about 220 percent of their earnings while paying out just 217 percent in shareholder dividends.
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Banks don't want to be locked in to paying out a higher rate than they have to for longer than they have to.
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A win for Mr Janus could reduce union membership as employees seek to reap the benefits of representation without paying out of pocket.
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Second, many of the highest dividend-yielding companies have already increased their payouts aggressively and/or are paying out more than they make.
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They report since inception they have been able to solve 145 issues, paying out a variety of bounties with the highest being $15,000.
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But The New York Times beat Ronan to breaking the news about Weinstein's history of paying out settlements to actresses and female employees.
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In the U.S., if you want a face lift or a tummy tuck, it's generally assumed that you'll be paying out of pocket.
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Paying out $50 billion would be a strain for Russia, which has fallen into recession because of low oil prices and Western sanctions.
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In other words: Right now, the United States is subsidizing the rest of the world's drug research by paying out really high prices.
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Most funds are cash negative, meaning they are now paying out more money to retirees than they collect from current workers and employers.
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Target (TGT) is also upping its minimum wage to $17 for hourly workers and paying out bonuses to 20,000 hourly store team leaders.
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In the US, if you want a face lift or a tummy tuck, it's generally assumed that you'll be paying out of pocket.
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But many have been left without childcare, and don't have the resources to keep paying out of pocket if school closures stretch out.
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As a result, Wells Fargo appears to be paying out capital it might otherwise have used to finance a greater amount of loans.
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At the start of the year, after facing potential blowback over delays in processing refunds, the agency committed to paying out tax refunds.
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Navient announced that it would be giving $1,000 bonuses to 2023 percent of its 6,7000 employees, paying out nearly $7 million in bonuses.
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And if AIA can accept a lower-growth future, it could easily switch to paying out a bigger chunk of earnings as dividends.
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This poses a risk for banks, which make money by charging borrowers higher, longer-term interest rates while paying out low rates on deposits.
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Insurance companies have stopped paying out for urine tests the way they used to, stepped up audits, and delayed some claims to treatment providers.
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And despite its fifth dividend hike in as many years, the group is still paying out less than 40 percent of earnings to shareholders.
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Bets are also being accepted on what color Timberlake's shirt will be, with a less-expected yellow look paying out at a whooping +2000.
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RBS's thinking is that it has to protect the interests of current shareholders in the bank by not paying out too much in settlements.
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But Karabayev said Halyk may this year deviate from its official policy of paying out 15 to 50 percent of net income in dividends.
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This is just one of quite a few Android-related class action suits that have resulted in manufacturers paying out owners of faulty devices.
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Together, our firm and fellow members of the S&P 500 index have been paying out $1trn a year, far more than we invest.
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Since launching in 2006, MacDonald and her non-profit, The Pink Fund, has helped 1,754 women (and four men), paying out over $2.3 million.
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Compare that to having no coverage and paying out of pocket to remodel or rebuild, and paying for flood insurance becomes much more worthwhile.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, they are paying out almost 38 percent of their net income to shareholders for the past 12 months.
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That means that the owner of a $750,000 house in California will only start seeing coverage after paying out $112,500 from their own pocket.
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Insurance companies, on the other hand, do have the resources to make sure they are not paying out [to someone who isn't actually dead].
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The Information earlier this year published a leaked document which showed Uber paying out $2.72 billion to drivers in the first half of 2015.
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This ultimately led to Spotify paying out a $43.45 million settlement for a class action lawsuit songwriters raised with the company back in 2017.
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"Paying out the risk corridors is something that a more supportive Congress could do to help the exchanges without overhauling the ACA," he said.
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Microsoft is paying out $10,000 to a woman in Seattle who claims that Windows 10 installed itself on her work computer without her permission.
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Paying out money to private insurers and providers is a first step, but not nearly sufficient to fix the problems that veterans have encountered.
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WARSAW, Nov 14 (Reuters) - * Poland's Bank Handlowy plans to continue paying out dividends, the lender's chief executive officer told a news conference on Monday.
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I thought that we were supposed to be able to have families without paying out the nose for daycare or worrying about student loans.
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Paying out-of-pocket for the devices — at an average cost of more than $2,300 per hearing aid — is too expensive for many people.
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One man who gave his name as Grandpa Yan said Zhongjin had been paying out interest on schedule, echoed by others in the crowd.
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She decided to take a chance to hone her skills and make herself more competitive in the job market, without paying out of pocket.
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Despite reduced post-acute care use, the study did not find savings to Medicare once the costs of paying out bonuses were factored in.
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The bond's coupon however, is still paying out £1, so the yield has gone from 1% to 0.5% (from £1/£100 to £1/£200).
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Wells Fargo will join other large U.S. banks in paying out special compensation to front-line employees, according to a memo seen by Reuters.
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Eight Mile Style is accusing Spotify of hosting Eminem's music, but not paying out the proper royalties, despite knowing full well who owns it.
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It generated $8.8 million in handle, or money wagered, and held onto $242,000 in gross-gaming revenue, or about 2.8%, after paying out winners.
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The Times piece said the insurance company is paying out the settlement, in addition to $12 million of Weinstein and his board's legal fees.
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"My Panthers pulled through every game and I'm looking forward to those Members of Congress paying out with their home state goods," she boasted.
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Over 120,000 NFIP claims were generated this year, making 2017 the second-largest claims year in the program's history, paying out over $6.6 billion.
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So the money for the tax can be raised either by paying out less money to capital owners or by reducing wages for workers.
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The bankruptcy filing protects Gawker from paying out a $140 million ruling in favor of Hulk Hogan, who sued the company for violating his privacy.
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"If you're paying out of pocket, you're paying more, and if you're getting your drugs covered through private insurance, your premiums are higher," he explained.
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NiceHash says that their success in paying out a billion dollars to crypto-currency miners over the last couple of years brought them unwanted attention.
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Musicians were handling that role, of show promoter and producer, often while also performing themselves, and paying out all the dough to the other performers.
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The SNAP program is paying out an average of $2628 per person, and $28500 per household, in monthly benefits this year, the Agriculture Department said.
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Sitrick & Co. eventually agreed to settle the case alongside a trustee for the plan, with insurance paying out roughly $6 million to the plan's members.
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After all, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) is designed to shield gunmakers from paying out damages every time someone gets shot.
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This autumn, for example, Macy's and other stores stocked the usual coats and scarves, but warm weather kept shoppers from paying out and bundling up.
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They wield power in the form of formularies: plans that rank drugs in tiers that determine how much patients end up paying out of pocket.
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Christie wants to begin by paying out only 5 percent of prior amounts owed, instead of the 30 percent called for under the new law.
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Management is relying improving the financial performance of the company through cost reductions and paying out more profits in the form of dividends to shareholders.
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Yet they are concerned that the government is presently the problem, for example paying out unsustainable amounts to over-65s for Social Security and healthcare.
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Cramer attributed this to the company proving it wouldn't have a problem paying out its large dividend or surviving in a low-priced oil environment.
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Nigerian players have battled with the NFF leadership over very long delays in paying out bonuses especially in the qualification games leading to major tournaments.
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Spending two bucks on a Powerball ticket, which has roughly a one-in-three-hundred-million chance of paying out, is never a good bet.
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That first foray involved some 2386,220 hackers and uncovered 22013 vulnerabilities, with the Department of Defense paying out a combined $71,200 to the successful hackers.
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That first foray involved some 203,400 hackers and uncovered 138 vulnerabilities, with the Department of Defense paying out a combined $71,200 to the successful hackers.
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In conjunction with the settlement, the bank also said it would be paying out an interim ordinary dividend of 2 pence per share on Oct.
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The group is made up largely of real estate investment trusts, which enjoy certain tax benefits by paying out much of their income as dividends.
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The proposed legislation would make anonymity optional, as well as require lawmakers to reimburse the United States Treasury for paying out any settlements to victims.
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From paying "out $3.68 in claims" for "every dollar [it] earned" back in 2017, Lemonade has improved the figure to $0.78, it reported in November.
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At the start of the year, after facing blowback over potential delays in processing refunds, the agency committed to paying out tax refunds on time.
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Now that I know I have my present tax obligations and my future needs taken care of, I'm comfortable paying out the rest to myself.
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Washington and Oregon officials soon launched investigations, and after some legal wrangling, Total Reclaim settled with both states, paying out about $1 million in total.
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Amazon has started paying out cold hard cash to the developers making apps for Alexa, the virtual assistant built into the company's Echo smart speakers.
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This is adjusted net revenue, which is the actual amount money Uber takes home from customers after paying out driver incentives and (with Uber Eats) restaurants.
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Sberbank's board will recommend paying out 36.2 percent of its 2017 net profit in dividends, which means shareholders will receive 12 roubles per share, Gref said.
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Uber is still paying out a massive amount of what it calls "driver referrals and excess driver incentives" to drivers in its food and ridesharing business.
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According to Polygon, Oculus is paying out $200 million of the $500 million judgement because Oculus founder Palmer Luckey broke a non-disclosure agreement with Zenimax.
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" O'Reilly: "Bill O'Reilly, who scientists hypothesize is kind of a dent nebula of boner and racism, has been paying out settlements for alleged harassment for years.
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Call of Duty, one of the most popular titles over the last decade, is only paying out $1.5 million for its own Champs tournament this summer.
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The DoD isn't saying exactly how much it will be paying out per bug, but that the bounties will be drawn from the program's $150,000 budget.
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The bank said this month however that the scheme would close to new complaints after paying out just 10 million pounds so far for direct losses.
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But the benefits, from lowering emissions to paying out dividends, are shared broadly and thinly, while the costs are concentrated on a few politically powerful industries.
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Insurers and PBMs routinely write "gag clauses" into their contracts with pharmacies, prohibiting pharmacists from telling customers that paying out of pocket would save them money.
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Insurance companies will be looking to recover some of the more than $113 billion that the California insurance commissioner estimates they could end up paying out.
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A Starr representative later told Eater Philadelphia that the restaurant group was in the process of paying out "hundreds of thousands of dollars" in sick leave.
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That has bolstered Spotify's gross profit margin, which measures how much money a company keeps after paying out the costs directly related to generating its revenue.
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That will likely change in 2020, when the federal government will need to start dipping into the $22040 trillion trust funds to keep paying out benefits.
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There's little in the 1996 law requiring states to use the federal money on core welfare reform activities — paying out cash, child care, job programs, etc.
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If you only go once or twice a year for a cleaning, the plans could actually wind up costing you more than paying out of pocket.
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With an increase in costly floods over the past 10 years, this antiquated program has left the federal government paying out more than it takes in.
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Uber's adjusted net revenue — or the amount of money earned after paying out its drivers — jumped to $268.5 billion from $1.5 billion over the same period.
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Right now they are paying their pension payments, the pension that comes due at the end of the month, they're paying out of their operating accounts.
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When hackers broke into the computers of Bangladesh's central bank in February and sent fake payment orders, the Fed was tricked into paying out $101 million.
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Linn was designed as a high-yield investment vehicle, which received beneficial tax treatment in return for paying out the bulk of its profits to unitholders.
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VW is also still paying out for the "Dieselgate" scandal which is estimated to have cost the German firm around $25 billion in the U.S. alone.
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Specifically, the program is expected to start running at a deficit in 63, and continue paying out more than it brings in for the foreseeable future.
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Sund said he was frustrated the company was paying out money to labels for subscribers who weren't even using the service just to show improving subscriber growth.
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The OASI trust fund will deplete in these intervening years because the program is now paying out more in benefits than the payroll taxes that are collected.
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By contrast, Norcal has invested $21995m in the materials recovery facility (or MRF, in the industry jargon) at Pier 323 and keeps paying out on running costs.
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Sharp declines in equities in 2008 left clients with low account balances in their annuities, while insurers remained on the hook for paying out those living benefits.
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Uber reported $3 billion in revenue, which is roughly the share of bookings the company is left with after paying out wages to drivers and delivery people.
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Now the future has truly arrived, as the sex-toy maker is paying out a massive $3.75 million settlement to make a class-action lawsuit go away.
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At the same time, with the FBI paying out over a million for an iPhone hack, you'll probably get a lot more people looking for iPhone hacks.
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In that case, the potential damages were $852 million, reports Reuters, but the taxi company will instead be paying out a sum of up to $100 million.
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The near-zero interest rate environment of the last eight years has driven millions of income-seeking investors into stocks — particularly into those paying out decent dividends.
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These annuities, which you buy at a discount to their face value, start paying out years later and will continue paying for the rest of your life.
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Moreover, most Obamacare shoppers are partially insulated from rising premiums, which will largely be absorbed by the federal government paying out higher subsidies as insurance costs increase.
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Paying out the money is probably the easiest part of the resolution for Volkswagen because those costs can be spread out over the next year or two.
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"It's so counterintuitive to think that paying out of pocket is going to be cheaper than using your insurance," Collins said at an event earlier this week.
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With slim to no options on the exchanges, these workers will be forced back into emergency rooms, or paying out of pocket for emergencies as they arise.
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The $2600 hourly wage — which will go into effect in February — is also something Walmart is already paying out in states with that same minimum, reports Bloomberg.
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PBMs pay pharmacies for each filled prescription, but pharmacists, especially those running independent stores, say the big players are squeezing them by paying out wildly differing rates.
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Facebook today took its latest step towards making good on paying out royalties to music rightsholders around tracks that are used across its multiple platforms and networks.
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Both officers were cleared of any wrongdoing, and the city, which never admitted to any wrongdoing, avoided a lawsuit by paying out $6 million to Rice's family.
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Disability insurance policies have an elimination period — sometimes called a waiting period — which is how long you have to wait before your benefits will start paying out.
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It attached a few strings — for instance, companies that get direct loans backed by Treasury funding could be prevented from paying out dividends or buying back shares.
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Critics say additional caps would slow the process of paying out benefits, and that workers who quit their jobs would not be eligible to apply for unemployment.
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He pointed to Marathon's ability to pad its balance sheet by $900 million while simultaneously paying out $170 million in dividends and $700 million in stock buybacks.
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Tennis, for instance, began paying out the same bounties for its major tournaments in 2007 when Wimbledon became the last to do so, as noted by PBS.
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Like a number of big tech companies, Tesla and Fiat Chrysler started paying out rewards to hackers who turn over flaws the hackers discover in their systems.
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It projects the government will reap $5.7 billion in net profits from the insurance premiums for loans made from 2007 to 2013, after paying out any claims.
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London (CNN Business)Standard Chartered is paying out huge sums of money for the second time in less than a decade to settle claims of sanctions busting.
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The idea is that Americans will be less likely to renounce their citizenship to avoid paying out a couple of percent of their net worth every year.
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Once interest rates rise and bonds start paying out more, investors' desire for some dividend payers (utilities, say) tends to wane, putting downward pressure on share prices.
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Why you'll love it: Hamilton Beach's 10-cup food processor is a great pick for any cook who wants solid, simple functionality without paying out the nose.
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The House Ethics Committee is trying to shed some light on Congress's practice of paying out secret settlements to victims of sexual harassment and other workplace offenses.
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Back in 2013, Republicans snuck a provision into a spending bill that prohibited the federal government from paying out more money for the program than it took in.
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Sberbank outperformed rivals during Russia's 2014-16 recession and the economy's ensuing slow recovery, and it has recommended paying out a record high dividend on its 2018 profit.
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The White House is currently paying out the CSRs on a month-to-month basis but has made no commitment that they will stay in place next year.
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But the company's stock rose about 5 percent in Amsterdam trading, as Shell said it would maintain its dividend, paying out at least $1.88 a share for 2016.
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Tinder co-founder Sean Rad can still argue his case that Match purposely undervalued Tinder in an effort to avoid paying out lots of money in share options.
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It's worth doing this sort of audit on a regular basis—maybe every six months or so—otherwise you risk paying out when you don't really need to.
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An immediate annuity, also known as a single-premium immediate annuity (SPIA), begins paying out income immediately after you have purchased it with a single, lump-sum investment.
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Various companies offer longevity annuities, which start paying out at age 80 or 85, and can provide income to help cover the cost of care in later life.
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Eater points out that if the lawsuit gets class-action approval, customers across the country would receive a piece of whatever settlement Walmart might end up paying out.
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Uber told the Journal that the payout will average about $900 per driver, though the company would not give a total figure that it would be paying out.
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Its potential unraveling dovetails with the acceptance of a revised island-wide financial restructuring plan by the oversight board that sets aside less money for paying out debt.
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With roughly 60 percent of the S&P now paying out more in dividends than 10-year Treasuries yield, it is not hard to find high-yielding stocks.
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However, spending cuts by successive governments to reduce the public deficit have led to more people paying out of their own pockets for what used to be free.
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It would also ban corporations that receive a loan for coronavirus relief from giving bonuses to executives, buying back their own stock, and paying out dividends to shareholders.
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The United States, by far UNRWA's biggest donor, slashed funding earlier this year, paying out only $60 million of a first installment in January, and withholding $65 million.
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The bottom line: These changes come at the same time that hospitals, physicians, pharmaceutical companies and others are paying out billions of dollars every year in fraud settlements.
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Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley is reportedly firing more than 0003,000 people — 2% of its workforce — an announcement that comes before year's end to "avoid paying out bonuses," CNBC reported.
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In 2013 the damage after Hurricane Sandy resulted in 54,642 auto claims in New Jersey, with insurance companies paying out more than $530 million to auto-repair shops.
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They have become popular among small-business owners who see them as a way to save on income and estate taxes with little possibility of paying out claims.
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That's because insurers would still be on the hook for the payments under the law, and would likely flee the markets almost immediately to avoid paying out billions.
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During the post-financial crisis era marked by declining trading revenue, Wall Street firms often cut jobs toward the end of the year to avoid paying out bonuses.
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Lebanese banks have been promising — and paying out — exorbitant interest rates to big depositors from the interest earned on the money they have lent out to the state.
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Sanders also criticized pharmaceutical giants for paying out hefty CEO benefits — specifically calling out Pfizer and Merck — while 1 in 5 people struggle to pay for their prescriptions.
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It initially was announced as a 30-day freeze, but it's unclear whether money from the fund — which is used to compensate wronged consumers — has resumed paying out.
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Betting site PaddyPower is so certain that Clinton will win that it is already paying out $1.1 million to investors who bought contracts betting on the Democratic nominee.
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Trade insurers provide certainty for global markets by insuring up to 90 percent of the value of a transaction, paying out if buyers don't pay or suppliers don't deliver.
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"The fact that this bodge (of the previous government) is paying out for the nuclear power companies years later makes the Constitutional Court's ruling a colossal irritation," Hendricks said.
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In lieu of paying out the sum to his client, he paid for Johnson's assisted-living facility and occasionally sent him "advances" of a few thousand dollars, authorities said.
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Metro CEO Olaf Koch has poured cold water on the idea of paying out an extra dividend following the planned sales of its China business and supermarket chain Real.
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This year Lyft is on a pace to record $7.7 billion in gross bookings, the amount it takes in before paying out drivers, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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When paying out of pocket is prohibitive, some delay their procedures by weeks in order to get the money they need, putting their health at risk in the process.
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The company's pension plan has been a significant source of cash burn over the past 12 years, with Sears paying out nearly $4 billion to it over that time.
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The senior company executive said a payment of 13 billion rupees to the government would mean paying out a further 35 billion rupees to other shareholders in the company.
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Uber told the Journal that the payout will average out to about $900 per driver, though the company would give a total figure that it would be paying out.
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That has forced drugmakers to either keep paying out-of-pocket costs for a consumer, or risk them ditching a medicine because they can no longer pay for it.
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Not only do customers enjoy being freed from onerous transaction fees but Aspiration pays 1 percent interest on checking accounts, while most traditional banks are currently paying out between .
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Without the ACA—which Trump has vowed to annihilate as soon as he can—and without job-based benefits, I'd be paying out of pocket for my birth control.
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Eli Lilly said introducing a cheaper version of insulin that does not deal in rebates will help get the discount directly to patients who are paying out of pocket.
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Facing steep losses stemming from the financial crisis, Central States has warned that it cannot continue paying out benefits at current levels, projecting it will be insolvent by 2026.
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Here are some of the key highlights for the third quarter: Standard Chartered, which focuses on Asia, Africa and the Middle East, resumed paying out dividends earlier this year.
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Niantic is settling a class action suit surrounding the festival, TechCrunch has learned, paying out $1,575,000 dollars to reimburse various costs attendees might have picked up along the way.
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And, more importantly, it gives each contributor fair credit for their work, paying out individual creatives based on how much of their work was featured in the final product.
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The Army began paying out hefty bonuses for infantry recruits in May 2019 to meet a shortfall of about 3,300 infantry training seats by the end of fiscal 2019.
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By spring 2014, two-thirds of women using birth control pills and nearly 75 percent of women using the contraceptive ring were no longer paying out-of-pocket costs.
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The bookie noted that it made a similar called shot in 85033, paying out two days earlier to gamblers who put money on President Obama winning his reelection bid.
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Like the vast majority of U.S. public pensions, the $307 billion fund is now paying out more money to retirees than it is collecting from current workers and employers.
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PKO said in a regulatory statement that will allocate its entire last year profit and unallocated profits from previous years to increase capitals instead of paying out a dividend.
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But Mr. Bove said that he had recently spoken with some bank executives who are considering paying out all the growth they report in retained earnings or common equity.
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But the incentives it was paying out were starting to eat into profits, and many of its remaining dealers were fed up with chasing higher sales year after year.
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"The market is at least pricing in a chance that there could be a challenge paying out principle at the end of the current three-month bill," Tannenbaum said.
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The new dividend target is to pay out 50% of its annual net income, up from a previous target of paying out 40-45% per year, the company said.
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YouTube: We've invested $245 million in Content ID and paid over $245 billion to rightsholders YouTube released some new stats about what it's paying out to owners of copyrighted works.
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Well, on top of giving attendees refunds and bonus in-game currency to make up for the terrible event, developer Niantic is paying out over $1 million to disappointed visitors.
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And even paying out millions of dollars, which can sound like a lot in journalism land, is a tiny fraction of the $22 billion in profit it earned in 2018.
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Undoing the leveraged buyout of Texas utility TXU, a botched $45 billion deal that's now nearly a decade old, keeps paying out the advisors that assembled the massive, failed transaction.
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If they then get pregnant, even middle class Americans may not be able to afford paying out of pocket for maternity care, which puts the pregnancy at risk, Pourat said.
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Starting in June, their insulin will be $21 per month for up to 2100 vials and/or boxes of pens for anyone who is uninsured or paying out of pocket.
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"We trust we're well on track to deliver important targets for 2020-2021 when the bank is expected to start, once again, paying out dividend on 2020 income," Lovaglio said.
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"Given these facts, it is surprising that Trump appears to be asking his supporters to pay down his campaign debts rather than paying out of his own pocket," Fischer said.
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Why it matters: The Champions League is the most prestigious tournament in club soccer, drawing a massive global audience and paying out tens of millions of dollars to participating teams.
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Ambac, the largest insurer of Puerto Rico-issued debt, had the most exposure to the default, paying out about $10 million on claims related to the PRIFA bonds it insures.
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Paying out of pocket for birth control can cost a woman up to $600 per year, and for the 16.7 million women who benefit from Medicaid, that simply isn't affordable.
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But Bitconnect's promise (and payment) of outsized and guaranteed returns led many to believe it was a ponzi scheme that was paying out existing loan interest with newly pledged loans.
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ANZ has already faced a class action lawsuit from customers of the bank over the transfer fees, paying out A$1.5 million last year to settle the case, ASIC said.
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When a corporation has profit they can either invest in their employees, invest in new equipment or factories, or send money to shareholders through buying stock or paying out dividends.
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Adding to the challenges, CalPERS is cash negative, meaning it has been paying out more in benefits to retirees each year than it has been collecting in contributions from workers.
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A new bill being proposed in the Michigan Senate would provide a tax credit of up to $1,000 for teachers who end up paying out of pocket for classroom supplies.
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Linn was designed as a high yield energy investment vehicle, which received beneficial tax treatment in return for paying out the bulk of its profits as distributions to its unitholders.
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The miner increased its payout to $285 a share and announced a $268.40 million share buyback, meaning it is paying out about 284 percent of its underlying earnings to shareholders.
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And, with Visa and Mastercard trading at sky-high price-to-earnings multiples and Visa paying out a considerably small dividend yield, the group is "not that exciting" to Stutland.
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I mean, they haven't actually raised the quarterly dividend, they've been paying out a special cash dividend and I don't like that because that's usually the first thing to go.
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The bank last month asked the holders of its 2021 and 2022 Eurobonds to waive covenants restricting it from paying out more than 50% of its net profit in dividends.
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CVS Health is hiring an additional 50,000 employees and paying out bonuses, similar to what other big retailers are doing with workers who are providing essential grocery and pharmacy services.
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Komercni Banka, majority owned by France's Societe Generale , has proposed retaining its 2019 profit instead of paying out 13 billion crowns ($431.00 million), or 74% of net earnings in dividends.
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The agency is so far processing tax returns and paying out refunds on schedule, though IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig said employees who are eligible to work remotely should do so.
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It said it expects to incur net pretax charges of about $26 million, mainly for paying out severance and related costs, which will be expensed in its fiscal fourth quarter.
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That argument matches one put forth by the Obama administration, which in January concluded sovereign immunity prevented the EPA from paying out $1.2 billion in claims stemming from the incident.
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Bottom line: If you are paying out of pocket, this is the best deal since Nexus members enjoy the benefits of T.S.A. PreCheck and Global Entry at no additional cost.
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In the meantime, Italy's debts have ballooned, with only Greece paying out more to creditors as a share of its broader economy (6.1 percent compared with 5.5 percent for Italy).
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It also usually means paying out of pocket for health insurance, forgoing money that could have been put toward a retirement account, buying a house, or caring for loved ones.
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"After paying out the taxes, Apple would have $200bn of cash back on-shore in the U.S. (which it could potentially use for buybacks, dividends, or M&A)," he wrote.
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The agency uses a ten-year budget scoring window, but the legislation included a five-year vesting period, during which it would be collecting premiums but not paying out benefits.
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Eventually, 3Taps and Craigslist settled, with the prior paying out $1,63,000 to the former (which is to donate the sum to the Electronic Frontier Foundation over a 10 year period).
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You also can make a claim within the app and track that claim in real time, while Waggel promises to be transparent on how much it is paying out and why.
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An analysis from the Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that the federal government would be on the hook for an additional $2.3 billion in spending if it stops paying out these subsidies.
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This means we will ask the court to ensure they are substantial enough that Facebook can't simply see paying out damages as just the 'cost of business' and carry on regardless.
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Jackson (Jesse Williams ) is personally paying out all the suits against his grandfather, with a little something saved for his daughter, so that the foundation can keep all the hospitals open.
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When they couldn't get them removed, they ended up paying out of pocket, or sometimes dipping into the funds they had raised for charity, five of the men told BuzzFeed News.
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This included tracking how much you are paying out servicing existing debt, such as overdrafts or credit cards, and suggesting changes you could make to pay off that debt more quickly.
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The following month, SeaWorld disclosed in a securities filing that in connection with the sale, it would be paying out special bonuses to certain employees that dated to SeaWorld's 2013 IPO.
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But given how cloning plus acquisitions like WhatsApp and Instagram have been vital to Facebook's success, it's likely worth paying out more gift cards and more tightly monitoring its research practices.
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So, not only did we lose the $103 million, but we ended up paying out, if I remember correctly, another $170 million to this company that ended up producing nothing. Wow.
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The management board of Poland's state-controlled utility Tauron has recommended paying out a dividend of 0.1 zlotys ($0.0254) per share for 2015, the company said in a statement on Thursday.
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"It's a sensible deal, and Total also has the benefit of paying out a dividend yield of around 5.5 percent," said Clairinvest fund manager Ion-Marc Valahu, who owns Total shares.
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This matters because big banks set the swipe fees, and use the money they collect from them to offset the costs of paying out rewards points and airline miles, Mitchell explained.
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So far, it's incurred little in the way of fines from some states that it's settled in, such as paying out a $62,500 fine to settle with the state of Tennessee.
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The company was designed as a high-yield energy investment vehicle, which received beneficial tax treatment in return for paying out the bulk of its profits as distributions to its unitholders.
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The Medicare Trustees have released a new report predicting that the inpatient Trust Fund will soon begin paying out more in benefits than it collects in payroll taxes from American paychecks.
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For an insurance startup, a loss rate higher than 2917% can be worrisome since it means the company is paying out more in claims than what it brings in from premiums.
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"The immediate attention to paying out the holdouts and listing in the bond markets has really created a channel for private investment in Argentina, that obviously didn't exist before," Bronder said .
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NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OFFINANCIAL SERVICES FOUND OF THE TOP TEN BANKS MORTGAGE SERVICES COMPANIESIDENTIFIED FOR PAYING OUT INSURANCE CLAIMS TO HURRICANE SANDY VICTIMS THATONEWEST WITHHELD THE MOST OF THEIR INSURANCE FUNDS.
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Companies eager to limit risk and administrative headaches are turning increasingly to a strategy called a pension buyout that involves outsourcing the job of paying out pensions to an insurance companies.
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Most of the target customers can afford the sometimes-hefty price tags involved in paying out-of-pocket to avoid waitlists, or are willing to go into debt to do so.
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Even if some insurers do not place risky investment bets, regulators say they also have to watch out for firms seeking to avoid paying out some claims to boost their profitability.
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The company has come up with a mix of interesting solutions, including a network of people in its cities who act as collection managers, taking funds and then paying out drivers.
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For one thing, those loans are increasingly made without the kinds of protections that restrict activities like paying out dividends to owners, or taking out additional borrowing, without a lender's approval.
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He drove an hour and a half from West Point to New York City every couple of months to see a civilian doctor, paying out-of-pocket for hormone replacement therapy.
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While the recent iPhone lawsuit is different from the ebooks situation in many regards, it doesn't look good that Apple is paying out a nine-figure settlement linked to deceiving customers.
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"There is a lot of intentional conduct that occurred here," Wigdor said, referring both to Weinstein's alleged sexual abuse and the directors' hiding it by paying out financial settlements to victims.
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After paying out $13 million to five women who accused him of sexual harassment over his career at Fox, the Murdochs finally pushed Mr. O'Reilly out of the company in April.
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The Spanish government carries enormous debt, reaching 100 percent of the economy's annual output, the leftover cost of paying out unemployment benefits during the crisis while also bailing out crippled banks.
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And, to rub salt in his wound, prosecutors were actually gunning for further reprimand as he was only slapped with 200 hours of community service after paying out $450,000 in bribes.
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VER maintains a conservative payout ratio, paying out 21000% of its adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) in dividends in 211Q21500, compared with 21000% in the previous quarter and 212000% in 4807123.
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Then there have been all sorts of legislation that's passed, changes in rules, decisions not to change rules that have ended up paying out really, really well for the tech industry.
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The Air Force last week admitted to paying out about $10,000 apiece to replace three toilet seat covers on a Vietnam-era cargo plan that is still being used, a report said.
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The Air Force last week admitted to paying out about $10,000 apiece to replace toilet seat covers on a Vietnam-era cargo plan that is still being used, The Washington Post reported.
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Adults without the proper health-care information risk the chance of paying out-of-network costs when visiting the doctor — costs that can be as high as double the in-network rates.
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This would soften the blow of paying out-of-pocket for those who can afford to put money in those accounts, because the money would be taken out of paychecks pre-tax.
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TikTok settled another lawsuit in December 2019 related to children's privacy, paying out $1.1 million related to allegations that the app collected the information of children under 13 without their parents' consent.
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A gambling site is paying out thousands of dollars to people who correctly bet that President Donald Trump would tell more than 3.5 lies in his Oval Office address on Tuesday. Bookmaker.
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Goldwind shares in China for instance were trading at a 70 percent premium to their counterpart on Hong Kong with the Hong Kong shares paying out 5 to 6 percent in dividends.
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The last time companies were paying out this much more than they are taking in was in 2008, when the financial crisis hammered revenues faster than companies could cut buybacks and dividends.
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The controversy is around whether DoorDash is essentially subsidizing a substantial portion of the guaranteed amount it promises drivers per order through customers' tips, rather than paying out of its own pocket.
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The fact that these attempted bribes are being paid to a man who is also paying out millions of dollars to avoid standing trial for his corrupt business practices is very important.
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PRAGUE, Feb 15 (Reuters) - O2 Czech Republic intends to propose paying out 21 crowns per share in dividend and distribution of share premium, the company said on Thursday, same as last year.
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And BHS's pensions scheme has faced the same problem as other schemes; first, people are living longer and second, bond yields have fallen, increasing the cost of paying out a given sum.
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The first being, if you do cancel, this suddenly becomes a very bad deal — you lose your old phone and could be paying out close to full price for the new one.
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In May she dropped the details for how to enter: And in late June, Minaj announced the second group of winners, paying out $23,2600 to $2003,2200 each to 210 of her fans.
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Two years later, she is still trying to seek reimbursement -- not just for her own wallet's sake but to set a precedent so that paying out of pocket is no longer necessary.
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And once engaged, the 18-pound drag had very little startup inertia, or a smooth transition into spooling, or paying out line, making fighting and retrieving fish as smooth as can be.
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It also lowers the cost of buying wheelchairs and other medical equipment, services that often aren't covered by private insurance plans and can be prohibitively expensive for people paying out of pocket.
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Its latest report shows that Uber's quarterly revenue after paying out drivers rose to $1.75 billion from $1.5 billion last year, and requests for rides have increased 150 percent since last year.
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The South Carolina Education Lottery is paying out a total of $3.4 million to almost 1,400 lucky winners, a record prize for the state's Pick 4 lottery, according to state lottery officials.
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And if Republicans don't lift the requirement that HSAs be tied to high-deductible health plans, low-income people under those plans could find themselves paying out of pocket for medical care.
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These self-insured health plans may be run and handled by an insurance carrier, but the company is ultimately responsible for paying out on claims, instead of paying the insurer a premium.
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"For many people, paying out P.T.O. will be the difference between whether or not bills and student loans will be paid on time and how their families are supported," the letter read.
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But as of last week, she can add panhandling to the list—and since then, she has raised more than $25,000 to help keep teachers from paying out of pocket for classroom needs.
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Matt Lauer was one of the highest compensated journalists on television, but NBC won't be paying out any of the remaining terms of his contract in the wake of his recent controversial dismissal.
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This should lead to an annual growth of 5 to 7 percent in gross operating profits in the medium term, while paying out 40 to 50 percent of net operational income in dividends.
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The plan includes the archdiocese paying out $5 million over five years, planned property sales to three Catholic high schools contributing $4 million and $3 million in voluntary contributions from nearly 200 parishes.
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One of the most prominent MCNs, Defy Media, is currently embroiled in its own legal issues after multiple creators sued the now-defunct company for not paying out adequate funds from video revenue.
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This studio isn't covered by my ClassPass membership, but as long as I use my full membership credits monthly, I don't feel guilty about paying out of pocket for a few additional classes.
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The suspects are accused of calling victims about bogus lottery winnings, persuading them to send advance fees to receive the purported winnings, then keeping the money without paying out anything to the victims.
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Already, Cloudflare has created a $50,000 prior art bounty — one matched by an anonymous donor who has pitched in an additional $50,000 — that it will begin paying out in several weeks, says Prince.
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It said its board proposed paying out 47 crowns per share in dividend, representing its pledge to distribute 60 percent of full-year recurring net profit, which reached 14 billion crowns in 2017.
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PRAGUE, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Czech lender Komercni Banka posted a 22 percent rise in fourth-quarter net profit, beating estimates, and proposed paying out a higher-than-expected dividend from full-year earnings.
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Novartis, meanwhile, admitted realizing Cohen was essentially conning them after just one meeting, but ended up paying out a 12-month, $1.2 million contract anyway, reportedly because they were afraid to anger Trump.
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If you die before it's finished paying out, you can leave the future payments to your heirs, but the I.R.S. will want to collect estate tax right away on those payments' future value.
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There is a legal challenge to those subsidies making its way through the courts and the GOP planned to keep paying out these subsidies while they worked to overhaul the health care system.
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Facebook was a relatively early proponent of so-called bug bounties, paying out more than $6 million to security researchers who have spotted vulnerabilities in its platform since its program launched in 2011.
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"We are paying out more than we anticipated, and we are happy about it because we are seeing more progress on client acquisition and net flows," Sieg said on a call with reporters.
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Ashbrooke had served as the VP of HR at Harvey Weinstein's Miramax Films from 1991 to 2000 — the years during which Weinstein was paying out legal settlements to women he had allegedly harassed.
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To ensure that consumers who are paying out of their own pockets can still afford coverage, it's actually the insurers and providers in the individual market who are working hardest to control costs.
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But it pointedly added that the hike would be just 8.8 percent if Congress and the Trump administration guaranteed subsidies that they're owed for paying out-of-pocket costs for low-income customers.
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In fact, paying out 70 percent of revenue is close enough to financial crippling to mean that some think Uber is intrinsically flawed as a business model unless it can remove drivers altogether.
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"The results confirm our excellent trend ... we can confirm our target of paying out 5 billion euros of dividends (from 2017) to 2019," Chief Financial Officer Luigi Lubelli told reporters a conference call.
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But today the two groups announced a new partnership, the Open Music Initiative (OMI), which will look for ways to modernize the business, simplifying the process of paying out royalties to rights holders.
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In mid-September, Andrei Kostin, chief executive with VTB , Russia's second biggest bank, told Russian radio Business FM in an interview that VTB may consider paying out forex deposits in roubles if needed.
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In comments made at the meeting, the executive director, Hui Richard Rui stated that the company would consider paying out part of the sale proceeds as a dividend, a direct appeal to BlackRock.
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Two police officers checked the 19-year-old into the Sun Inn nearby for a couple of nights, paying out of their own pockets, the motel's owner, Ansuya Pandya, said in an interview.
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On Wednesday, he said the bill would "drive economic growth and create good-paying jobs," adding that AT&T would increase its investment in the United States in addition to paying out bonuses.
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Net revenue, the amount Uber pulls in after paying out commissions to drivers, was roughly $960 million in the first quarter, before jumping to $1.1 billion in the second quarter, the person said.
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An earlier round of this came in late December, when AT&T announced it was paying out a $22009,22017 holiday bonus to its employees and attributed the decision to the GOP tax bill.
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S&P looks at something called the medical loss ratio, which is a measure of how much insurers are bringing in as premiums versus how much they are paying out as medical claims.
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Oils and tinctures require a great deal of marijuana to make just one gram, which in turn drives up the prices for patients, who will ultimately be paying out of their own pockets.
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In 2016, these three financial institutions together raked in $65 billion in net income, which is after paying out a total of $75 billion or so in compensation and benefits to their employees.
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TikTok settled another lawsuit last week related to children&aposs privacy, paying out $1.1 million related to allegations that the app collected the information of children under 13 without their parents&apos consent.
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TikTok settled another lawsuit this week related to children&aposs privacy, paying out $1.1 million related to allegations that the app collected the information of children under 13 without their parents&apos consent.
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Insurers that receive the subsidies in exchange for paying out-of-pocket costs such as deductibles and co-pays for eligible consumers could race to drop coverage since they would be losing money.
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For the moment, the Trump administration has chosen to keep the subsidies in a legal limbo, putting off a decision on whether to persist with the appeal and continue paying out the subsidies.
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Volkswagen (VW) is investing billions of euros into electric and self-driving cars while still paying out for the "Dieselgate" emissions scandal which has cost the company around $21 billion in charges and fines.
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Carlos ended up paying out the wazoo to restore the crib to a dwelling suited for normal human beings (rich ones) but we ask him ... what was the best part of the Prince cave?
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For Blast users, the idea is that they can save money (at a 1% interest rate — which is higher than most banks are paying out these days), while Candy Crush-ing the day away.
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Stock buybacks and dividends should attract value investors, but Apple's dividend yield (the amount it's paying out relative to the stock price) of 2 percent is below that of Microsoft, Cisco, IBM or Intel.
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The photographers have been paying out of their own pockets to rent these spaces for the night, and they donate any proceeds they make from selling their prints to a charity of their choice.
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"Given the difficult fate and bad health of many of the GDR doping victims speed is of essence," he said, adding he hoped to start paying out by the second half of the year.
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The pay-per-transaction model is the surest way for pros to understand how much they are paying out per client, without laying out tons of upfront capital with nothing to show for it.
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More importantly: Why is this woman paying out-of-pocket for a one-time tune-up for her perineal body, when her partner could easily get insurance to cover his lifetime supply of Viagra?
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They don't tell us how much each of us, individually, might be paying out or saving in future health costs when we decide either to go for that walk at lunchtime or skip it.
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The cost of living in a nursing home can easily run up to tens of thousands of dollars per year and wipe out the savings of elderly residents who are paying out of pocket.
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According to the FTC, in addition to paying out a monetary settlement, Vleisides and Drake are barred from misleading future customers about the delivery date, newness, and ability of their hardware to mine bitcoins.
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On Thursday, in its Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review, the second leg of the stress-testing process, the Fed will reveal whether it objected to any of the bank's plans for paying out capital.
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Those companies should also be required to use that money to keep workers on their payroll, and be prohibited from paying out dividends or handing out executive bonuses until they've paid back the government.
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Years later, she met other parents of children with the condition who had been paying out of pocket for years before they realized they could have had the state cover some of those bills.
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According to a study by the Kaiser Family Foundation, the share of reproductive age women paying out of pocket for birth control pills declined from 20.9 percent in 2012 to 3.6 percent in 2014.
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MOSCOW, Feb 25 (Reuters) - The management board of VTB , Russia's second largest lender, will recommend paying out 50% of the company's 2019 net income in dividends, board member Dmitry Pyanov told reporters on Tuesday.
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TikTok settled another lawsuit in December 2019 related to children&aposs privacy, paying out $1.1 million related to allegations that the app collected the information of children under 13 without their parents&apos consent.
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"The end result is I was making less than my [cisgender] colleagues, because I was paying out-of-pocket for some of these procedures that I don't believe I could've done without," Lewis says.
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And individuals may be reluctant to take on mortgage debt when wage growth is tepid, and higher house prices have left them paying out an increasing portion of their income to service the mortgages.
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TikTok settled another lawsuit in December 2019 related to children&aposs privacy, paying out $1.1 million related to allegations that the app collected the information of children under 13 without their parents&apos consent.
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Between his financial commitments on his Kenzie and Purdue degrees, he's paying out 22008 percent of his income, but he says it's manageable because his wife makes a decent salary as a lab tech.
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Despite the fact that proton therapy has been around for decades and is FDA-cleared, it is frequently denied by insurers — forcing patients to pursue other treatments or resort to paying out-of-pocket.
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The Athletic reported that the Philadelphia 76ers will be tested, and the Los Angeles Lakers will reportedly be testing their players today, presumably paying out of pocket to buy tests from a private company.
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Among companies with both positive earnings and data for each year, GE comes out with the worst dividend payout ratio in the last fiscal year — paying out about $6 for every dollar the company earned.
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Google's San Francisco campus may have the most expensive one bedrooms around it, but the higher salaries it pays its engineers means they're only paying out 44% of their take-home money for a rental.
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Because that model hasn't been perfected yet, and because the whole idea here is to save Medicare money — which means paying out less in reimbursements — it's not always easy to get doctors on board voluntarily.
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The company sold 170 million pounds of five-year convertible bonds in December 2014, paying out a coupon of 2.50 percent and making up more than half of its outstanding bonds, according to Reuters data.
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How do we feel about a Facebook board member paying out of his pocket to destroy a major digital publisher, especially in an era where Facebook is gaining primacy as the ultimate platform for news?
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The previous year, the nonprofit Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurer, which covers 15 million people in five states, reported paying out 18 percent more in medical costs than it had collected on ACA premiums.
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Samsung SDI and LG Chem have been building EV battery factories in China, as Beijing has rapidly built the world's largest EV market, paying out billions of dollars in green car subsidies to cut smog.
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WHICH PUTS IT AMONG THE HIGHEST AND FURTHER, THEY'RE ONLY PAYING OUT ABOUT QUARTER OF THEIR EARNINGS, SO IT'S VERY UNUSUAL FOR SUCH A HIGH YIELDING STOCK TO HAVE SUCH A LOW DIVIDEND PAYOUT RATIO.
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Investors hoping to be lured by corporates paying out a larger slice of their profits this year are likely to be be left disappointed, according to a new report by research firm Markit on Tuesday.
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They have set aside an estimated £40 billion to deal with claims since then, and £25 billion of that has now been paid out, which means banks are now paying out with significantly fewer resources.
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The company said Cerro Verde strictly complies with its obligations by law and under its agreements with the union, paying out amounts owed for conventional profits as required, and providing competitive vacation and healthcare benefits.
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Cheryl Martin, partner at EY, said financial services firms in Britain were focusing on this, after paying out 30 billion pounds ($40 billion) in redress since 2007 to customers mis-sold debt repayment insurance policies.
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Paddy Power announced earlier this month that it was paying out bets on Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The Republican National Committee had previously paid for Trump's legal bills, paying out more than $230,000 from a legal expense fund to the firms of two of Trump's personal attorneys, John Dowd and Jay Sekulow.
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Urgent care centers are a muddied version of this model, where people are promised quick access to healthcare; most will take insurance, but many people end up paying out of their own pocket by procedure.
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India's chief economics adviser, Arvind Subramanian, is floating the idea of a Universal Basic Income, which would cost roughly 5% of India's GDP, paying out $113 to every citizen on biometric ID cards called Aadhaar.
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Facing potential political blowback over delays in processing refunds, the agency committed to paying out tax refunds, reversing a long-standing policy that refunds due to individuals and corporations would go unpaid during a shutdown.
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The deficit has surged in large part because of Mr. Trump's $1.5 trillion tax cut and the spending increases enacted by Congress, which have contributed to the government paying out more than it takes in.
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Among its recent efforts, it has called on Sweden's banks to take a long-term view on their customers' needs and warned them against paying out dividends to shareholders in the current uncertain economic environment.
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KIEV, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Ukraine has not yet reached the trigger point when it needs to start paying out on warrants that are linked to its economic growth, Finance Minister Oksana Markarova said on Thursday.
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Sure, maybe the average donor is consistently paying out their "charitable checking account" to charity, but couldn't there still be some bad apples who shouldn't be allowed to cheat the US taxpayer and nonprofit world?
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But behind the data, the vast majority of Americans are still stressed about their finances and would have trouble paying out-of-pocket for a minor emergency, according to a new report from J.D. Power.
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In 2015, a report from the Financial Times showed that companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google were paying out ad blockers so that they could be added to a whitelist to avoid the software's filters.
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These same people covered up Mr. O'Reilly's behavior — and so put countless other women at risk — by paying out hush money to those who came forward, while doing nothing to solve the problem itself. Business.
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If a victim hands over the money anyway, insurers may cancel a business's coverage and leave clients paying out of pocket — including covering the cost of disruptions to their businesses, remediation expenses and customer notifications.
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There's also a growing trend of consumerization in health care, with Americans increasingly paying out of pocket for their health care rather than relying on employers or the federal government to pick up the tab.
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Bank analyst David Hendler of Viola Risk Advisors said if Citigroup continues to shrink, shareholders will not be satisfied for more than another year or two of Citigroup paying out more capital than it earns.
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The big picture: Employers rarely covered in vitro fertilization, egg freezing and other fertility care in the past, and those services are expensive when paying out of pocket — in vitro could cost $25,000 per try.
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In February, some praised Delta Air Lines for how it treats its employees, after it announced that it was paying out more than $1 billion in profit sharing to them for the fifth consecutive year.
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The ratio is simply the dividend per share divided by earnings per share, with a number above 113 (or 211 when expressed as a percentage) indicating that the company is paying out more than it's earning.
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West originally filed the lawsuit in August of 2017, about eight months after canceling the tour dates, claiming the insurance company had stalled on paying out the "multi-million dollar claim" stemming from the canceled concerts.
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We have seen Spotify cut off payment for its subscription service through Apple and Amazon has forced users to make in-browser purchases for ages in order to avoid paying out a fee to its rival.
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MoviePass is out of money, its parent company currently has a market cap of about $460,000, and it's still paying out full price to theaters every time one of its three million subscribers purchases a ticket.
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He said the industry has suffered from a crisis of consumer confidence, in part because the business model of so many companies is predicated on ways to avoid paying out a claim, instead of satisfying customers.
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Eastern and central Europe's largest equity market, the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW), said it will pay a dividend of 2.36 zlotys per share and plans to keep paying out more than 60 percent of annual profits.
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The $359,450 represents a little more than 11% of the more than $3 million in awards and settlements that the office has acknowledged paying out in that time period (from fiscal year 2013 to the present).
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It's a way for universities to collect more money from federal grants and any students who do wind up paying out of pocket, says Robert Kelchen, an expert in higher education finance at Seton Hall University.
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Germany's second-largest business software maker behind SAP said in a statement on Thursday that it will stick with the dividend policy of paying out 25 to 33 percent of net income and free cash flow.
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They will be around a long time, and a diversified portfolio paying out 2 percent to 3 percent in dividends annually will go a long way in supplementing the lower income received on fixed-income investments.
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A few hospital systems from the analysis stuck out: OU Medicine, an academic system in Oklahoma, topped the list by paying out almost $30 million to an array of firms, including Bank of America and Citigroup.
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"Paying out 1 billion euros is extreme painful but in the broader context it isn't a material number," Evercore ISI analyst Arndt Ellinghorst said, citing VW's 24.3 billion-euro net cash position after the first quarter.
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Its foray into the slave insurance business did not prove to be lucrative: The company ended up paying out nearly as much in death claims — about $232,000 in today's dollars — as it received in annual payments.
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Losing: People who aren't getting a refund but maybe thought they would The government is paying out fewer refunds this year under the new tax law, according to preliminary IRS data on filings through March 29.
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These include requirements to maintain sufficient liquid cash on hand to pay upcoming liabilities, requirements to provide against specific asset risks, limits on bank size and concentration, limits on paying out capital to shareholders, and more.
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"YouTube offers twin engines for revenue with advertising and subscribers, paying out more than $3 billion to the music industry last year from ads and subscriptions," YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki said in a blog post Friday.
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Hintz said that even if the state winds up paying out less money to the company as the project is scaled back, there are plenty of sunk costs, and people have already been displaced from their homes.
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In addition to that, Epic has been paying out large sums of money to developers to launch their games exclusively on its store, creating a particularly heated point of contention between PC game fans and the company.
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The majority of that 80% goes toward indemnity, or paying out claims, with some going toward loss adjustment expenses (paying the human that goes and checks out or works on the claim), carrier fees and reinsurance premiums.
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If Zola has any real competition for the wedtech throne, it's going to come from a pretty expected, entrenched place: the Knot, which was taken private by Permira and Spectrum Equity, paying out $933 million to shareholders.
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Johnson & Johnson plans on paying out $1 billion to settle almost all patient lawsuits involving its all-metal hip implants, although the health care giant still faces other lawsuits related to its other hip implants, Bloomberg reports.
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That year, after paying out nearly $210 billion in prizes, and $239 billion on operating expenses, states collected some $20 billion in proceeds to fund a long list of programs and services, from education to social services.
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Chief Executive Officer Iván Arriagada said any further increases would be viewed in the light of the company's capital allocation plans, copper prices and Antofagasta's policy of paying out 21770 percent of earnings over the full year.
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The company's payout ratio has increased significantly over the past two years, with GPT paying out 85.3% of its adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) in dividends in 2Q17, compared with 76.9% for 4Q16 and 13% in 2015.
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If you want to save time while searching the highest shopping portal payouts, simply head over to CashBack Monitor, type in the merchant's name and you will get a list of portals paying out the most points.
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It's normally a process that is stumbled into unknowingly—everyone piles out of the club in one long intoxicated line, and before you know it you're halfway back and there's no point paying out for a taxi.
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But a big part of what customers really love about Lemonade is that it is a certified B Corporation, meaning that it donates any money left over after paying out claims to causes of a customer's choice.
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The Federal Government had set a goal to award 3 percent of its small business contracts to veteran-owned businesses in 2017 but shot past that to almost 20 percent — paying out a total of $5 billion.
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Paying out HK$12 per share will cost him around $1 billion in cash, compared to the roughly $5 billion he would have had to fork out on an all-cash deal, based on undisturbed share prices.
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Those insurers have grown more concerned about the risks climate change poses to their insured assets, an acknowledgment of the conflicts between underwriting projects contributing to higher temperatures and paying out losses from climate-enhanced weather disasters.
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The company has fought tooth and nail to keep its drivers designated as independent contractors, a cost-saving measure that helps Uber avoid paying out potentially expensive benefits — like retirement plans — and other potential protections to drivers.
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His previous startup, mobile ad network Heyzap, regularly "was constrained by cashflow" that inhibited growth and operations and needed to do run of the paying out processes of the business (which included a programmatic ad network) manually.
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It will maintain a dividend of at least 17 Swiss francs ($16.95) per share as part of its 2017-2019 targets while growing towards a more ambitious goal of paying out around 13 percent of net profit.
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What's new: Endowments and pension funds are increasingly putting money into catastrophe bonds, a vehicle that raises money for insurance companies — giving insurers other options to turn to in the event they need help paying out claims.
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In the United States, "no one can demand nonbeneficial treatments simply by claiming they are paying out of pocket," he wrote in a recent article on the Gard case in The Journal of the American Medical Association.
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He ended up paying out $25 million in a settlement to end a civil suit against his university, and he's still facing a lawsuit from one of the many women who have accused him of sexual harassment.
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Many banks, large and small, have projected their profits will increase as rates continue to rise and they are able to earn more from the difference on the rate they charge borrowers compared to what they're paying out.
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This meant, for instance, holding more than 210 all-expense-paid conferences for more than 2000,21.5 attendees and paying out $803 million in bonuses to Purdue sales reps in the first five years OxyContin was on the market.
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While the first family follows protocol by paying out-of-pocket for their vacations and other trips, the high cost of Secret Service protection for President Donald Trump's four adult children has often been the subject of debate.
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The investigation also revealed that this wasn't the only instance, as an Amtrak Police Department officer assigned to work with a DEA task force registered a different Amtrak employee as a confidential source paying out more than $9,000.
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A deferred immediate annuity, also known as a single premium deferred annuity (SPDA), provides an accumulation period until it begins paying out income at a future date after you have purchased it with a single, lump-sum investment.
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Brazilian prosecutors say they are certain Odebrecht's way of doing business in Brazil, where the company is accused of paying out $2 billion in bribes in the past 15 years, was the way it operated around the globe.
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Sanalla said he did not know whether Brigade 30 were entitled to state salary payments as security employees, but made an appeal against the use of blockades, saying the NOC could not be blackmailed into paying out money.
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Another option is a single premium immediate annuity, which as the name suggests, begins paying out immediately — an option that could be especially valuable for people with health issues that might make an immediate income stream more important.
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The firm's various fuck-ups — the recent, final days of Windows Phone have been testament to the fact that not all bets bear out, even when they are purchased for billions — aside, its cloud wagers are paying out.
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When women have to pay more for their health care — things like paying out-of-pocket for contraception, or when they aren't given the freedom to decide when to start a family — it creates a significant economic strain.
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PG&E Corp has won a court order allowing it to go on funding a fire prevention program over protests by wildfire victims who wanted the funding conditioned on the bankrupt power provider paying out settlements with them.
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The agency has secured funds to begin paying out death benefits of up to $400,000 each to families like the Dohertys who are survivors of unmarried and childless federal employees or contractors killed in acts of terrorism overseas.
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Part of what stiffens resistance to a bailout is that Deutsche Bank has, since 2009, tapped markets for 13 billion euros in cash, while paying out 19 billion euros in bonuses, according to data compiled by Autonomous Research.
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After a fight would distract Mr. Munoz from improving United Continental's business and the tricky balancing act of making the company more shareholder-friendly while not paying out so much cash that it's vulnerable to the next downturn.
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Typically, the reason why there have been delays in paying out the funds in the past is because payment providers like PayPal would have used the time to mitigate fraud and risk, using the period to run checks.
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So even though the government did not publicly admit wrongdoing, it ended up paying out nearly a billion dollars to nearly 19323,000 farmers — the largest amount of money the government has ever paid to settle a discrimination case.
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"Companies (through the combination of buybacks and dividends along with weaker earnings growth) have for the last three quarters been paying out more than the income they are generating," analysts from William Blair wrote in a November note.
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But after shareholders in July approved the company's decision not to pay any dividend, in an interview on the sidelines of LME Week, an industry event in London, he gave no promises of paying out to shareholders soon.
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So Exxon Mobil agreed to take the unusual step of paying out the value of these sales and putting the money into an independent trust, with the money invested in neutral assets like Treasury bonds and mutual funds.
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This fits in with Direct Line's current "Hit while parked" campaign, that aims to tackle the "injustice" of insurers not paying out if someone's car is hit while in a parking lot, Marketing Director Mark Evans told CNBC.
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The European Stability Mechanism suspended the measures last December, after Athens raised concerns it would not stick to its bailout commitments by paying out a Christmas bonus for pensioners and keeping a lower value added tax on some islands.
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Photo: David Ramos (Getty, Wikimedia Commons)A lawsuit filed in August of 2014 on behalf of California Uber drivers is finally paying out, and recipients of the $33 million settlement are finding their share leaves something to be desired.
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Uber drivers might not get health insurance or other benefits, but after the ride-hailing company filed to go public Thursday, it's paying out long-time drivers with a cash reward and an option to invest in the company.
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Industry observers, labor advocates, and academics have argued on social media that what Instacart is doing — promising a $10 per-gig wage, but paying out a smaller amount by using customer tips — feels like a form of wage theft.
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The bottom line: "Powerful corporations have relied on NDAs to sweep sexual misconduct under the rug, often paying out millions of dollars to keep employees silent about the predatory behavior of senior executives," Diana Falzone writes for Vanity Fair.
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" Last year, HuffPost reported that "NBC tried to put a stop" to an interview with a woman accusing Weinstein of rape so Farrow "wound up paying out of his own pocket for a camera crew to film an interview.
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In this year's version of the regulator's annual ritual, 18 of the biggest institutions operating in the U.S. had to show they can survive an economic downturn while maintaining the ability to make loans and continue paying out dividends.
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But if Trump administration officials wanted to, they could decide to simply reverse the Obama administration's policy and give the hedge fund moguls what they want: start paying out profits as dividends to shareholders instead of the federal treasury.
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In an internal letter from Cheng dated September, the chief executive said the company lost more than 4 billion yuan ($582 million) in the first half of 2018 alone, after paying out more than 11.7 billion yuan in subsidies.
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The bank, the sixth largest in the Czech Republic, reported a 3 percent drop in 2017 net profit to 3.9 billion crowns ($191.30 million) and proposed paying out 104 percent of earnings in an 8 crowns per share dividend.
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"I don't know, I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that if you're an institution that has hurt so many children that paying out civil settlements would make you go bankrupt, maybe you should," she said.
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The Treasury Department said there was a significant increase in the average refund amount in the new batch of data due to the IRS paying out more tax refunds claiming the earned income tax credit and child tax credit.
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Banks are paying out bonuses based on 'fictitious measures of profit' that do not take into account costs from misconduct fines and reorganisation, McFall wrote in an article on the website of bank reform advocacy group New City Agenda.
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Though Yahoo doesn't appear to be as dire a financial situation as Ashley Madison (Yahoo reported $1.4 billion in bank at the end of September), the company will likely be able to duck paying out a financially crippling fine.
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Coronavirus relief loans could begin paying out this week, according to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, but Bob Prosen, a small-business adviser and coach, said companies couldn't afford to wait to get organized and should begin to seek funding.
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As the partial government shutdown extends into its third week, the Department of Agriculture won't say how long it can keep paying out food stamp benefits for the nearly 39 million people who depend on the program each month.
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While the price can be steep if you're paying out of pocket, I think it's worth it if you can afford it — Chief's main perk isn't its space but the group of passionate people it can connect you to.
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Republicans have raised concerns that large, wealthy contractors would see a back pay bill as an opportunity to squeeze funds out of the government and put it toward fattening their bottom line as opposed to paying out service workers.
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ALMATY, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's biggest bank by assets, Halyk Bank , on Wednesday asked the holders of its 2021 and 13 Eurobonds to waive covenants restricting it from paying out more than 50% of its net profit in dividends.
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These radical efforts to deny Americans the right to health insurance will only increase disparities in healthcare and put millions of Americans in the impossible position of deciding between feeding their families or paying out of pocket for healthcare.
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For the first time, the law is at the center of a legal battle after MGM Resorts International invoked it to sue hundreds of victims of the deadliest shooting in modern U.S. history to avoid paying out for lawsuits.
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Knights of Columbus is best known for its community philanthropy, and the men ended up paying out of pocket or dipping into funds they intended to use for charity in order to pay for the phantom members, they said.
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Insurance lobby German Insurance Association (GDV) had pushed for the law change, arguing that a previous system of paying out capital gains to customers who prematurely ended their policies benefited only a few while harming the industry at large.
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Why it matters: In 2300, Justify became the 13th winner of the prestigious Triple Crown, triumphing in the Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes — paying out $381.56 million in total, according to calculations based on Horse Racing Business data.
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For investors who rely on dividend for income, especially in retirement, dividend ETFs that invest in companies that have a history of consistently paying out and increasing dividend payments to shareholders mitigate the risk of a single dividend suddenly disappearing.
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The main argument offered against the trisection of California is that it would cost billions of dollars and would mean, among other things, the specter of students paying out-of-state tuition for many of the state's colleges and universities.
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Pension savings are a ticking time-bomb in Poland, which has one of the lowest birth rates in the European Union and also faces a mounting burden of paying out state pensions to people who did not save enough under communism.
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Catalogues are commonly valued based on the "net publisher's share," which is the average amount of annual royalty money left over after paying out any percentages owed to others (like a partial stake in the royalties still held by the artist).
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Despite this, multiple states embraced the usage of the Shadow app because of national party encouragement, paying out hundreds of thousands of dollars to this vendor instead of merely reporting the results by phone, the initial desire of Iowa Democrats.
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Aberdeen said it would pay an unchanged interim dividend of 7.5 pence a share and Gilbert told reporters on a news conference call that the board was committed to paying out a progressive dividend, although it was dependent on the outlook.
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"We're in the business of making predictions and decided to put our neck on the line by paying out early on Hillary Clinton, but boy did we get it wrong," Paddy Power spokesperson Lewis Davey said in a statement Wednesday.
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Eight months after canceling his Saint Pablo tour and a subsequent hospitalization for exhaustion, Kanye West is going after several insurers of his tour, claiming they are stalling on paying out a "multi-million dollar claim" stemming from the canceled concerts.
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The former would impose a "link tax" on websites linking to external content they don't own—which, on its face, is a solution to social giants freeloading on the work of news organizations without paying out any derived ad revenue.
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It isn't clear what will happen if Trump directs the agencies responsible for requesting and paying out the subsidies — the Department of Health and Human Services and the Treasury Department, respectively — to stop making payments while the lawsuit is pending.
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Eurekahedge's FX hedge fund index was up 0.91 percent in the first six months of the year, easily outperforming the macro and other rates-related strategies, but still way below what hedge fund investors will be paying out in management fees.
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Inditex's proposed 17 percent increase in its total dividend to 0.88 euros for the year that ended means it is paying out 80 percent of its earnings, versus 69 percent last year, said Anne Critchlow, an analyst at Societe Generale.
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Investors pulled out from smaller-caps, with newly-listed stocks the worst hit, as the securities regulator vowed to step up a crackdown on speculation or manipulation by issuing large amounts of bonus shares instead of paying out cash dividends.
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They sent phishing emails with fake invoices to employees at Facebook and Google who "regularly conducted multimillion-dollar transactions" with Quanta, and those employees responded by paying out more than $100 million to the fake company's bank accounts, prosecutors said.
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SANTIAGO, April 9 (Reuters) - Chilean miner Antofagasta Plc will retain its dividend policy of paying out at least 35 percent of underlying net earnings but will pay out excess funds from the proceeds of sales to shareholders, its chief executive said.
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But the snag would be that Britain could still be paying out for some bureaucrats in the 2070s, creating the kind of festering sore that the country's tabloids will complain about for decades (and demand that some future government repudiates).
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SHANGHAI, July 16 (Reuters) - A Chinese kitchen appliance maker is paying out up to 79 million yuan ($13 million) in refunds to its customers after vowing last month that it would do so if France won the soccer World Cup competition.
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About 123,000 passengers and 760 flights were affected, and it looks like most people won't get compensated for cancelled or delayed flights since two days of drone chaos is probably an "an extraordinary circumstance" that exempts airlines from paying out.
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Celebrated Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been sexually harassing women for decades, paying out at least eight settlements to women who accused him of sexual harassment and unwanted physical contact, the New York Times reported Thursday in a bombshell story.
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The company announced this week that it would be releasing a generic of the EpiPen — which will cost $6900 per two-pack — and giving some consumers $2628 savings coupons, if they are paying out-of-pocket for the brand-name version.
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Under a proposed settlement agreement — the details of which were first reported by NBC News, based on anonymous sourcing — the company has floated paying out between $10 billion and $12 billion to end more than 2,000 opioid-related lawsuits against it.
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" (The bold lettering was in the original email.) Last year, a different supervisor wrote: "Just a reminder that this is the last week for the Asurion scratch card contest, as well as our current spiff program paying out up to 4%.
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Quoting John Maynard Keynes' review of Smith's book, Buffett argues that investing in leaner times is a form of compound interest for an operating company, generating more returns over the long run than simply paying out dividends and stock buybacks.
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NEIU board members, meanwhile, marveled over the optics of paying out big bucks for a speaker at a time when the school is preparing to curb operations just to survive, according to this audio of a board meeting last week.
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While the IRS is pretty quick about processing tax returns and paying out refunds — if you e-file and choose direct deposit, you&aposll most likely see the money in your account within 21 days — each state handles taxes differently.
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A transaction-tracking app using red, yellow and green messages to warn account holders when they are paying out more or less than usual has resulted in some users spending less, a potentially powerful new weapon in the battle for customers.
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And while paying out dividends can force firms to take on debt, debt markets too act as a break on bad behavior, both by pricing bad firms out of the market and by insisting on loan or bond terms which constrain executives.
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But the company has won all but one of the few verdicts against it in the appeals process—many because the plaintiffs asserted talc itself rather than asbestos was carcinogenic—and successfully avoided paying out damages in any of them so far.
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As part of its 2017-2019 targets, the group has aimed to maintain a dividend of at least 17 Swiss francs ($17.20) per share while growing towards a more ambitious goal of paying out around 75 percent of net profit as income grows.
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ALMATY, March 14 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's Halyk Bank , the Central Asian nation's second-largest lender by assets, may this year deviate from its policy of paying out 15 to 50 percent of net income in dividends, deputy chief executive Dauren Karabayev said on Monday.
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The bank has purchased more than $6 billion of its own shares since it began the buyback program in 2016, as it returns excess capital to investors and seeks to neutralize the dilutive impact of paying out dividends in the form of shares.
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PPI has proven Britain's costliest ever consumer scandal, with banks paying out more than 44 billion pounds ($13 billion) so far to compensate people who purchased often worthless PPI thinking it would help them repay debts in the event of sickness or unemployment.
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The bank has purchased more than $6 billion of its own shares since it began the buyback programme in 2016, as it returns excess capital to investors and seeks to neutralise the dilutive impact of paying out dividends in the form of shares.
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Usually defined as stocks paying out at least 100 basis points more than the 10 year Treasury bond yield (roughly 23 percent or more), stock prices for these companies — particularly the lower quality stocks — could be vulnerable if rates continue to rise rapidly.
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The 6 billion pound ($8 billion) reinsurance fund was set up in 1993 to backstop insurers paying out claims on property damage from attacks deemed by the UK government to be terror-related, as well as business interruption due to such damage.
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McEwan said on Friday that the bank's core capital ratio, stable at 16.2 percent, left it room to maneuver, and the bank remained committed to paying out excess capital from next year and reducing its capital buffer to 14 percent by 2021.
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While BHP has committed to paying out at least 50 percent of underlying profit to shareholders, this may not be enough to tempt investors into what remains a cyclical business that hasn't rewarded a buy and hold strategy typical of many pension funds.
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"We have no plan to change our dividend policy, so that (a rise in dividend) is a mathematical consequence of our success," Eriksen said, referring to its policy of paying out 2-4 percent of its net asset value in annual dividends.
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The government is continuing the same argument of the Obama administration, which concluded in January that the EPA was legally barred from paying out the $85033 billion in claims from people, businesses, governments and others who said they were harmed by the spill.
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As for how much banks could ultimately wind up paying out, Smead noted that at one time it was "totally common" for banks to pay 50 percent of its profits in dividends because they don't need to open new branches every year.
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GUANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - After paying out billions of dollars in subsidies to promote greener cars - and creating a gold-rush among unknown start-ups - China is tightening its grip on the world's biggest electric vehicle (EV) market to weed out weaker domestic firms.
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Cute Nail Studio in Austin is paying out two weeks sick leave, earmarking all profits from online sales through April 20 (which includes accessories, clothing, jewelry and nail products) for employees, as well as giving a small cash bonus to its team.
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If a life-settlement company likes its odds of turning a profit, it will buy the policy, paying out more than the policy's cash value — the amount received if the policy were canceled — but less than the face value, or death benefit.
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The absence of minimum workplace protections has left rideshare drivers paying out of pocket for work-related expenses like fuel and vehicle upkeep, while platforms determine how and when they shuttle passengers and can essentially fire them at any time for any reason.
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In recent years, a number of high-profile class-action lawsuits over unpaid internships at companies such as NBCUniversal have grabbed headlines, with the media company paying out a $19943 million settlement to compensate students who were not paid for their work.
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By the time Fannie Drumwright Davis Robinson died in 1992, she had been running an underground numbers gambling operation out of her Detroit home for more than 30 years, collecting her customers' bets on three-digit numbers and paying out if they won.
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Certainly not everyone will have the postgraduate earnings to repay their loans under the standard payment plan, but the IDP requirement for the PSLF may fool some borrowers into choosing the deferred loan forgiveness option at the cost of paying out more interest.
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In December, Glitnir said it had got an agreement from the central bank to begin paying out billions of dollars owed to creditors, ultimately enabling Iceland to lift the capital controls that are stifling investment and preventing it from rejoining the international financial community.
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Patients can wind up paying out of pocket anything from $25 per month, if they have generous health insurance coverage or buy older insulin versions at Walmart, to more than $1,000 if they don't have insurance or have a high deductible plan, according to T1International.
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Since these artist ads and messages would all drive users deeper into the app rather than away from it like brand ads, Spotify could charge less than traditional ads and make them affordable to labels on a budget or musicians paying out-of-pocket.
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On the side of Spotify, it's providing potentially another route to revenue generation for the company: Spotify today also announced that it will be paying out some $2 billion to artists over the next couple of years, on annual revenues this year of $3.3 billion.
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Smith was Suspended in Bounty Scandal But Suspension Was OverturnedSmith was suspended four games before the 2012 season for his alleged role in the Saints' "Bountygate" scandal, in which Saints players were accused of paying out bonuses, or "bounties," to teammates for injuring opposing players.
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And revealingly, the Associated Press reported on Friday that when Pruitt traveled to Oklahoma on his own dime to attend football games, he flew coach, showing that Pruitt was willing to tolerate the supposed security risk when he was paying out of his own pocket.
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KC: You were in the news recently and maybe not for the most positive reasons: You administered Uber's bug bounty program and it got wrist-slapped for [losing the data] of 57 million people and paying out $100,000 to the hacker to keep him quiet.
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The ratio was 169 percent at the end of 2015 but the insurer had already reduced that by about 10 percentage points after paying out cash in the form of a dividend and funding the purchase of rival Aegon's UK annuity portfolio this year.
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The contest went on to be part of the Saints' bounty scandal that led to coach Sean Payton being suspended an entire season after allegations that New Orleans was paying out bounties for intentionally hurting opposing players were determined by the NFL to be true.
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It will either plunge the nation into untenable debt, which will compromise all other government spending and our overall national economy, or it will cost-shift the burdens of paying out-of-control healthcare costs to the people, which will certainly cause loss of life.
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And those paying out-of-pocket for long-term care can quickly exhaust resources, paying an average of $6900,2628 for in-home care, or almost twice that to reside in an assisted living facility, where poor rates make Medicaid an uncommon option in many states.
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The Silicon Valley tech giant claims the two companies launched malicious apps in the Google Play app store that once installed used users' phones to trick Facebook's advertising system into paying out cash to them by pretending to be "real" people clicking on online advertisements.
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That was better than last year, however, and its pretax loss narrowed to $25.3 million from $136.4 million a year ago, when it was paying out for the damage caused by hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, as well as a series of Mexican earthquakes.
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The process of paying out this settlement has been absurd, with the FTC actively pushing victims toward choosing credit monitoring over cash, including a warning that the final payout may be "substantially lowered" if large numbers of people sign up to get what they're owed.
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The TVCs asked Google to "respect our contracts" by paying out the remaining length of contracts for those whose terms were shortened; "respect our humanity" by allowing FTEs to "openly empathize" with fired TVCs; and "respect our work" by converting TVCs to full-time status.
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NEW YORK, March 24 (Reuters) - Big U.S. banks may cut dividends for political rather than financial reasons as a growing chorus of lawmakers, former regulators and consumer advocates say it is inappropriate for them to tap emergency funding programs while paying out cash to shareholders.
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Unfortunately, yes, they're an investment — and who knows if one day they'll offer a month-to-month payment option — but if you're already paying out of pocket, then you can try them with confidence knowing that Scout is doing a lot of things right.
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Criticisms have also been raised in relation to widespread corruption and the government's inability to protect them from fake bomb defectors, as well as corruption in the form of ISIS militants' ability to secure release from detention by paying out bribes to the authorities.
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Giuliani was in the middle of a tangled web of legal fees that he was both collecting and paying out, including getting half a million dollars from Lev Parnas while also paying Parnas for his work in Ukraine that he was doing for Giuliani.
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BP is paying out on more than 300,000 individual civil claims worth over $13 billion as well as $20 billion in government civil claims, and $4 billion in criminal penalties, in addition to the $14 billion it spent on the original clean-up operation.
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NEW YORK, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Opponents of Philadelphia Energy Solutions' bankruptcy plan have vowed a long legal fight if a federal court this week approves a sale that would keep the largest East Coast oil refinery permanently shut while paying out bonuses to company executives.
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Your contraceptive method will be covered while you live in one state, but take a job or go to another state that doesn't have these protections and you may have to change contraceptive methods or start paying out of pocket for the method you're using.
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Since such services have no corollary in private insurance, officials can't pretend that those kicked out of Medicaid services will get them covered elsewhere — and with in-home care costing tens of thousands of dollars on average, paying out of pocket isn't an option.
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" — Taylor Bryant, beauty news editor The Foot FacialWe tried: The Foot Facial Treatment by Suzanne Levine, DPMPrice: Some insurances accepted; $275 and up if paying out of pocketLocation: Institute Beauté, New York City"It was unusual to arrive at a doctor's office for a pedicure-like treatment.
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But there is a sharp debate over whether the system's elite campuses, Berkeley and U.C.L.A., are taking too many high-paying out-of-state and international students at the expense of a growing population of lower-paying California residents who want to go to state universities.
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But it justifiably stoked fears of creeping automation-fueled job loss, as it turned out the bulk of that $2.5 billion was going to be spent paying out severance for the apparently quite significant portion of PepsiCo's 263,000 employees that were going to be laid off.
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In many ways, Macho Sports was a precursor to the ODOG enterprise: a massive offshore sports-betting operation based in Peru that was known among sports gamblers for paying out reliably and collecting debts aggressively—often violently, according to a criminal complaint filed against them in 2013.
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If they choose to engage in other activities like publishing research or attending conferences (which they have to do if they want to be competitive for more stable positions), they are either doing it for free or paying out of their own pockets to do it.
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According to a new report from the trustees of Social Security and Medicare, the federal program that pays out retirement and disability benefits to millions of Americans will be in the red in 2020 and "all later years," paying out more than it's taking in in funding.
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Facing public outcry over the 400 percent price increase of EpiPens since 85033, Mylan announced that it would provide a savings card worth $300 for people paying out-of-pocket for the life-saving injection, effectively reducing Mylan's current list price of $600 by 50 percent.
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Insurers don't want their members to go out-of-network, which costs the insurers more, and as a result pursue various strategies to avoid paying out-of-network claims, including "flagging" providers, conducting pre-payment medical audit reviews, and seeking frequent refunds of past-paid services.
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And he was at Fox when the network was paying out millions to Bill O'Reilly's alleged victims, including one eye-popping $32 million payout to legal analyst Lis Wiehl, who complained of "repeated harassment" and "a non-consensual sexual relationship"—a characterization that sounds particularly disturbing.
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Since teens aren't going to die from old age any time soon (barring unforeseen tragedy), the insurance providers can collect premium payments for decades before they ever have to worry about paying out a death benefit, making this a pretty safe financial investment on their part.
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" The "playbooks" guided Trump University sales reps in how to keep students paying out: A 2010 playbook published earlier this year by Politico2, for example, told salespeople to "collect financial information from those who attended and rank them by their liquid assets to see who could afford more coursework.
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But if an agreement on a new law doesn't emerge, the White House must decide whether to continue paying out some $7 billion in subsidies to insurers, an issue that is currently being litigated, with a court-ordered deadline of May 22 for the Trump administration to weigh in.
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Appetite for the bonds, which offer investors juicy returns in exchange for the risk that the bond stops paying out and converts to equity when a bank runs into trouble, had collapsed in February amid concerns that Germany's Deutsche Bank might fail to make some payments on its debts.
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"Often, as well as spending the money to buy the brand or business, you then have to spend more to do something strategic that will propel growth, and that means paying out twice before getting a return," said Neil Saunders, managing director of market research firm GlobalData Retail.
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However, in its effort to maintain the currency peg and support the government's financing model, BDL seems to have been incurring annual losses on its foreign-currency operations, worsening its capital position (it receives minimal returns on its FX reserves, while paying out higher rates to attract dollar deposits).
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Dietl said the WSE was sticking to its policy of paying out at least 60 percent of annual net profit in dividends, as well as its targets for core earnings of 288 million zlotys ($81 million) in 2020 and average annual revenue growth of 7 percent in 2014-2020.
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Since I'd be paying out-of-pocket for a service my insurance plan didn't cover and, realistically, may need more than one cycle before I saw success, the financial specialist offered me an intriguing option: a package deal that allowed me to pre-pay for multiple cycles upfront.
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In the days before endings long planned in advance, I could always tell when a show's writers and actors were thinking about hanging it up based on when they would start paying out long-teased answers and resolutions to conflicts that had been bubbling from the very beginning.
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Many Americans depend on their tax refunds as a windfall they use to pay for big-ticket items like cars, appliances or vacations -- a reality the Trump administration tacitly acknowledged when it committed to paying out refunds despite the recent partial government shutdown, a reversal of established IRS practice.
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The automaker has also agreed to pay $4.3 billion in civil and criminal penalties in the case brought by the Justice Department — part of $22 billion in settlements and fines Volkswagen is paying out in the United States, making it one of the costliest corporate scandals in history.
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We have a problem when it falls to trial juries to weigh the scientific data on a given product against a particular medical case and decide whether a company should be adding warning labels, or paying out large sums in the hopes the companies will learn a lesson.
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Health savings accounts have a &apostriple tax advantage&aposIt&aposs tough to see any benefit of paying out-of-pocket expenses, but high-deductible health plans do have one valuable perk: the ability to qualify for a health savings account — and the tax benefits that come with it.
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The touring side of being in a band is probably more important than it's ever been; there isn't a lot of money to be made from physical sales, record labels paying out advances and things like that, so more and more bands want to be touring and playing festivals.
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Deutsche Bank's attempts to break into the U.S. markets, which are seen as an essential plank for delivering a global investment banking platform, proved to be costly as it ended up paying out billions of dollars to settle regulatory breaches, prompting speculation at one point of a bailout by Berlin.
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When the global economy is doing well, companies are comfortable paying out dividends to their investors but at the first sign of market stress, companies want to conserve precious cash flow so "dividends suffer a lot more," said Charles de Boissezon, deputy head of global asset allocation strategy at Societe Generale.
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The woman was "so fearful that she was being framed that she found an independent laboratory and submitted a blood and urine sample the same day, paying out of pocket to ensure that the police 'couldn't put anything in there and say I had a dirty urine,'" the report said.
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Poland's ruling Law and Justice party PiS won elections on promises of lowering the pension age, increasing the tax-free allowance, paying out child benefits and offering relief to Poles who took mortgages in Swiss francs and were then caught out by a sharp rise in the Swiss franc exchange rate.
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A re-nationalisation could raise customer bills and lower investment, Britain's listed utilities Severn Trent Labour says that water bills have risen 40% in real terms since privatisation in 1989, while water companies receive more in tax credits than they pay in tax while paying out large dividends to shareholders.
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Zurich Insurance which provided insolvency cover for Thomas Cook Germany, which is separating its brands and operations from its failed UK parent, expects to start paying out compensation to customers from early December onwards at the earliest, the head of the operations and claims business unit, Horst Nussbaumer, told BamS.
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Proponents say the Republican-backed bill will protect the finite trusts created under the bankruptcy code from paying out money for fraudulent or inflated claims, by forcing trusts to file quarterly reports on their public bankruptcy dockets that include information on demands for payments and the basis for payments made.
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In precise and damning detail, the suit catalogs Mr. Trump's repeated violation of both state and federal laws by tapping the foundation's funds for his own personal purposes, including paying out legal settlements, making political contributions and purchasing a portrait of himself to hang in one of his golf clubs.
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It may be tempting to put off filing in hopes that the IRS does extend the deadline, but if you're owed a tax refund, you won't get it until you file (the IRS is still processing returns and paying out refunds as of now, but that could change, of course).
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"It is a huge scandal that we are paying out money from the welfare funds in Denmark to people who are going to Syria and elsewhere in the world to undermine democracy that we have been fighting for for hundreds of years," the country's minister of labor, Troels Lund Poulsen, said.
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In addition to paying out the $26 million, McDonald's will periodically train employees at corporate-owned California restaurants on their rights, like receiving 10-minute breaks roughly every two hours and getting new uniforms, at no cost, to replace ones that have been worn out or damaged on the job.
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But many Americans depend on their tax refunds as a windfall they use to pay for big-ticket items like cars, appliances or vacations -- a reality the Trump administration tacitly acknowledged when it committed to paying out refunds despite the recent partial government shutdown, a reversal of established IRS practice.
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There has been a banking crisis building up all across Libya and especially in the east, where three eastern banks have struggled to keep a required 20 percent of customers' deposits at the Tripoli central bank: They have been paying out more hard currency in recent months, but need to balance accounts.
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Her practice accepts several forms of insurance, and she is currently licensed in five states in the southeastern US. She said that, for patients paying out of pocket, her services generally cost approximately $800 to 900 per year for the first year of care, and $300 to 500 per year for following years.
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Now that the product is available to the public, it has 4.4 out of five stars on Gilette's site with stellar reviews from people using them on elderly parents or grandparents, parents using them on autistic or disabled children, and even nurses paying out of their own pockets to use them on patients.
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Specifically, Moody's takes GE to task for using $25 billion from asset sales in 2016 and 2017 to repurchase stock in an effort to boost share price, taking out $10 billion of debt to fund acquisitions, and paying out a dividend higher than cash flows and as the company was downsizing key operations.
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The daughter of a well-known pharmaceuticals executive testified Thursday she felt "betrayed" by Martin Shkreli after the "pharma bro" dragged his feet for months in paying out her supposedly profitable hedge fund investment — only to tell her the money had been used without her permission to capitalize his new drug company.
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Paying out $300 million over 11 years, the fund will be modeled on similar competitions in the US. It will be a merit-based contest and the hope is to pave the way for roads augmented with real-time sensing of traffic and pollution, more energy efficient buildings, and the faster internet infrastructure.
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The management board of VTB will recommend paying out 50% of the company's 2019 net income in dividends in two installments, its board member Dmitry Pyanov said on Tuesday ($1 = 65.3110 roubles) (Reporting by Tatiana Voronova and Maxim Rodionov Writing by Andrey Ostroukh and Polina Devitt, editing by Louise Heavens and Carmel Crimmins)
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He urges patient to contest hospital bills by asking for discounts using a few approaches: Patients can ask to pay the Medicare allowable rate, the same rate as an in-network person would pay (if you're paying out of pocket), or ask for an itemized bill to ensure all the services rendered were necessary.
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Founded by Matthew Ford, who was previously head of acquisitions for OnTrees, a personal finance app that exited to MoneySuperMarket in 2014, Pariti is a mobile app that helps you keep an eye on your spending and, crucially, tracks how much you are paying out servicing existing debt, such as overdrafts or credit cards.
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For more click * Banque Cantonale Vaudoise proposed raising its dividend and paying out a special distribution after 2015 net profit rose 14 percent, helped by one-of items * Accu Holding AG said it is planning an ordinary capital increase and simultaneously increase of authorized and conditional capital to 50 percent of registered share capital.
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According to Truell, the scheme is paying out nearly 30 million pounds a month more than is coming in from returns on its assets, and would need to find a way to make its 15 billion pounds worth of assets grow to 23 billion, mostly over the next 15 years, to meet its liabilities.
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Sean McKessy spent most of the last five years as first chief of the SEC's Office of the Whistleblower, building the division into an 18-person unit that has chased down hundreds of the roughly 226,21 tips it has received to date and paying out $2800 million to tipsters in connection with successful commission enforcement actions.
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Sean McKessy spent most of the last five years as first chief of the SEC's Office of the Whistleblower, building the division into an 2100-person unit that has chased down hundreds of the roughly 210,25 tips it has received to date and paying out $20113 million to tipsters in connection with successful commission enforcement actions.
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In an order last night, New York Supreme Court judge Saliann Scarpulla rejected IAC's motion to dismiss Rad's case, allowing Rad and his co-plaintiffs to pursue their allegations that Match Group and IAC purposely undervalued Tinder in an effort to avoid paying out billions of dollars in stock options to the original dating app team.
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What matters about these banks are: 1) loan growth, both consumer and commercial, 2) net interest income and net interest margin, which is how much money the banks are making between what they are paying out on deposits and lending out in the form of loans, and 3) how well the loans are performing (credit conditions).
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However, in keeping Lebanon's currency peg against the USD and its financing model running, BdL seems to have been incurring annual losses on its foreign-currency operations and a worsening capital position as it receives minimal returns on its FX reserves due to low global interest rates, while paying out higher rates to attract US dollar deposits.
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While revenue more than doubled in the past year to $915 million and subscribers increased a similar amount to over 500,2003, the company has to make sure it's properly paying out royalties to a tangled web of songwriters, performers, publishers and other rights owners every time a cyclist or treadmill runner hears a tune from Bruno Mars, Rihanna or Lady Gaga.
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But either way, her role shift is a sign that Google's leadership is changing, at the same time that it's facing intense criticism from its employees over decisions ranging from paying out multimillion-dollar exit packages to executives accused of sexual harassment by employees to building a (now paused) censored search product in China to attempts to shut down talks of unionization.
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This can put individuals with a proactive interest or concerns about their reproductive health in a big financial bind, as they face paying out of pocket to get the information they're after: For example, a surprise $1,500 medical bill for fertility testing and a follow up consultation with her doctor was what inspired cofounder and CEO of fertility testing startup Modern Fertility Afton Vechery to create the company.
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People are talking about the likelihood that they'll lose health insurance when the Affordable Care Act is repealed, the fear that the attendant who helps them get dressed in the morning will no longer be available when Medicaid is slashed, the possibility that their conversations with their therapist may no longer be private, the impossibility of paying out of pocket for the medications, in-home care, assistive technology, and other essential parts of disabled life.
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That's another reason customers will roll with whatever uncertainty might pop up now — they see it as a better option than the alternative of going back to a world where the kinds of improvements Tesla makes simply aren't possible without waiting at a dealer or paying out of pocket, says Karl Brauer, the executive publisher for Autotrader and Kelley Blue Book "For technology geeks the concept of improving their car's performance, or just addressing a recall, without ever leaving their garage is pretty cool," he says.
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KGHM Polska Miedz S.A.: * It is somewhat easier for Europe's No.2 copper producer KGHM to consider paying out a dividend with the current level of copper prices than it was five months ago, Chief Executive Radoslaw Domagalski-Labedzki told Parkiet daily * "KGHM is a dividend paying company and we want shareholders to maximise the benefits from owning our shares," he said * The company plans to update its strategy on April 30 * KGHM has reasons to believe that 2017 will be better in terms of copper prices than 2016, but the improvement will not be large enough to consider larger investment, Domagalski-Labedzki said (Reporting by Marcin Goettig; Editing by Lidia Kelly)
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Other key parts of the bill include: More than $3 billion in emergency funding for childcare Funding for states to immediately begin paying out unemployment benefits when someone is laid off Allowing employers (but not employees) to defer paying their share of Social Security tax on wages; that tax would have to be paid over the next two years A series of measures that expand telehealth services $100 billion for hospitals and health care providers A $150 billion relief fund for the states $16 billion to acquire ventilators and other medical equipment $4 billion for homeless assistance (although SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program formerly known as food stamps, was not expanded in the bill)
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In recent years, the utility has drawn withering criticism for, among other instances of malfeasance and negligence, contributing to a gas pipeline explosion that killed eight people in San Bruno in 2010, for which the company was eventually convicted of six felonies; for paying out billions in dividends while failing to replace old transmission lines that have sparked some of the state's worst fires, despite knowing for years of the equipment's potential to malfunction (The San Francisco Chronicle reports that a PG&E transmission tower broke near the origin of the Kincade fire around the time it started, though whether that was the cause is not yet clear); and for carrying out its recent blackouts in a disorganized and dangerous manner.
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IFRS 16: +12.1%) IN Q4, LEADING TO +220% GROWTH IN FY'221 * REVENUE AND SERVICE REVENUE BOTH INCREASED +265% IN Q285 DRIVEN BY CUSTOMER MOMENTUM AND B22.3B; FY'22018 SERVICE REVENUE IMPROVED +43% * FY'24 REVENUE AND ADJUSTED EBITDA ARE EXPECTED BETWEEN CHF 26,22021-1,915M AND CHF 675-690M, RESPECTIVELY * FY'20 CAPEX IS EXPECTED TO BE IN RANGE OF CHF 410-63M * UPON MEETING ITS FY'20 GUIDANCE, SUNRISE EXPECTS TO PROPOSE A DIVIDEND IN RANGE OF CHF 4.55-4.65 PER SHARE FOR FY'20 TO BE PAID OUT OF FOREIGN CAPITAL CONTRIBUTION RESERVES IN FY'21 * CONFIRMS ITS LONG-TERM DIVIDEND POLICY OF PAYING OUT AT LEAST 65% OF EFCF, AND CONTINUES TO TARGET 85% IF NET DEBT / ADJUSTED EBITDA LEVERAGE IS BELOW 2.3X * FOR 2018-2020, SUNRISE REITERATES ITS ANNUAL 4-6% DIVIDEND PROGRESSION GUIDANCE AND IS EXTENDING THIS FOR ONE YEAR TO 2021 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdansk Newsroom)
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