Musk came in as an investor, ponying up $6.5 million.
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The Russians are ponying up to communicate with their science spacecraft.
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Tell us: Would you consider ponying up for a pre-owned Kardashian piece?
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Ponying up the extra fare for a direct flight automatically eliminates potential headaches.
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Ponying up the extra fare for a direct flight eliminates so many potential headaches.
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But hey, if you're really hungry, ponying up that extra $3 may be worth it.
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But both offers are contingent on the Nevada government's ponying up the remaining $750 million. Gov.
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It has meant filling out brackets and ponying up for the office pool and resurrecting rivalries.
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It has meant filling out brackets and ponying up for the office pool and resurrecting rivalries.
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That's a bit of a bummer when ponying up the cash for a bigger, more premium device.
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This strongly suggested to the allies that he cared more about allies ponying up than actually defending them.
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Splurging on a luxury hotel stay is one thing, ponying up for access to a club lounge is another.
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Wojcicki and Zuckerberg should shame Bob Iger and Steve Burke and whoever else needs to be involved into ponying up.
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Ponying up the money for an upscale getaway, on the other hand, isn't nearly as appealing as going on one.
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And China is corralling all manner of infrastructure projects under the plan's broad umbrella, without necessarily ponying up the funds.
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In fact, since Russia had already purchased the prize, there was little point in ponying up for the additional travel expenses.
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It's not like the people who are ponying up Biden campaign cash are all in for the principal of the thing.
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For managing editor Goudreau, ponying up the extra fare for a direct flight is worth it — it eliminates so many potential headaches.
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Those numbers may also ramp up pressure on Republicans in the safest districts to start ponying up more money for their party.
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R. Kelly's getting ahead of his child support obligations ... ponying up the dough 2 months in advance to avoid another jail scare.
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While public transit can spare workers the headache of sitting in traffic and ponying up for gas, it can still be costly.
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But for now, taxpayers are still ponying up to help make wealthy bankers even wealthier, because the US tax code encourages it.
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You might find that it's cheaper to go ahead and buy the house, even if it means ponying up for private mortgage insurance.
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For investors ponying up the money to lend, the gains were tantalizing, with some promoting returns as high as 40 or 50 percent.
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Shoppers are ponying up big bucks for Coach's handbags, helping to drive revenue growth at the brand even as it pulls back on distribution.
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The man who discovered Wiz Khalifa says the rapper owes his company more than $2 million after not ponying up big chunks of dough.
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More than 98 percent of the donations came from outside Wisconsin, with California and New York donors ponying up over half a million dollars.
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But whether it will justify the massive price tag — Morgan Stanley is ponying up a premium of more than 30% — is an open question.
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Lindsay Diamond, who works for the University of Colorado Boulder, admitted to ponying up more so she could snag a Tiny Desk Concerts hoodie.
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Imagine the tobacco industry ponying up $100 million for a clinical trial to see whether nicotine can be beneficial in the treatment of schizophrenia.
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What we have here is a classic game of chicken: The Rays are trying to scare St. Petersburg into ponying up for a new stadium.
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R. Kelly avoided another trip to the slammer ... by ponying up ALL of the back child support he owed to his ex-wife, Drea Kelly.
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Scott Weiland's ex-wife wants the late singer's estate to continue ponying up spousal and child support to the tune of nearly $20k a month.
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Independent voters even prefer a governor who offers generous tax incentives to score such a plant over a governor who secures investment without ponying up.
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This is often something I feel is worth ponying up for — the H23i headphones are a gorgeous piece of kit that aren't matched by lesser headphones.
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Cube says the Qataris made up every excuse in the book to avoid ponying up -- and now him and Jeff are seeking $1.2 BILLION in damages.
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NBC outbid Netflix for the rights to stream the Steve Carell-led series, ponying up $100 million for all those sweet, sweet, ad-revenue-generating streams.
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But the tech elite doesn't seem to mind ponying up, another sign that subscriptions can sustain a healthy news outlet, Ed Lee of the NYT writes.
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They balked at sending him there, but neither ponying up for private school nor moving to the suburbs seemed a viable, or at least desirable, option.
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While, technically, this call is for Angelenos, those outside of the SoCal city may want to consider ponying up for airfare to participate in this rare opportunity.
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The Hay had become a franchise, with obscure cities around the world ponying up for a Hay festival to attract tourists and boost the local cultural life.
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Cory Booker (New Jersey) and former San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro have put out ultimatums to their donors: Start ponying up more money or I am out.
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Now we know that it was Clinton's campaign, not just Clinton backers, who were ponying up the money to fund the information collection on Trump and Russia.
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The Cybertruck is almost a sure bet to become the latest hot commodity from Tesla, regardless of what it looks like, or who's ponying up the money.
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Another sign Xi is ponying up for a third term is the splash he made last weekend during the 90th anniversary celebration of the People's Liberation Army.
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Americans are slated to spend $2 billion on flowers this Valentine's Day, according to the National Retail Federation, with 35 percent of us ponying up for a bouquet.
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I mean, if you look what happened with him defeating the caliphate, or them -- NATO countries ponying up their fair share, or tearing up NAFTA or renegotiating NAFTA.
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After all, you're probably paying more for airfare; spending more nights in a hotel or Airbnb; and quite possibly also ponying up for extra excursions, dinners, drinks, and more.
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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is ponying up $1 billion to boost its stake in Southeast Asian online retailer Lazada, ahead of Amazon's much-anticipated entry into the region.
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John Singleton's estate and the fortune it claims is aboutta get little more flush -- because the studio that distributed one of his biggest films is ponying up some belated cash.
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The bulk retailer's new Plus membership gives shoppers the ability to opt out of shipping costs by ponying up $100 a year — that's a full dollar more than Amazon's offering.
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The comment was in response to recent reports in the Mexican media that Chapo's family in Mexico is having second thoughts about ponying up the dough for his legal defense.
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FYI, UCLA just inked the largest apparel contract in NCAA history -- with Under Armour ponying up $280 mil for exclusive rights to outfit UCLA athletics for the next 15 years.
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If you're on an iPhone, it's well worth ponying up a little change each month to expand your iCloud storage, then have all your photos and videos backed up to it.
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The kicker is, the couple had been supporting their adult kids all along, paying some of their college tuition, ponying up living expenses and even putting gas in one child's car.
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Even for a movie set in the late 1990s, it's hard to imagine a magazine ponying up for frequent trips to Pittsburgh for what's designed to be such a modest piece.
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There are a few price considerations and other factors that car sales experts at leading automobile review services advise consumers to keep in mind before ponying up the Tesla deposit money.
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At the time, he said he went public because people were using his health status to blackmail him, and he was tired of ponying up money to keep these people quiet.
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The tabloids have achieved this by ponying up for sources (an absolute taboo in traditional journalistic ethics), digging up all the dirt possible, and then slapping on a sensational, truth-bending headline.
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In fact, even though there is no foreign enemy killing thousands of Americans per year, we are ponying up an extra $80 billion per year to achieve some fairly hazy "readiness" goals.
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It's hard to see how they could then make the math work, without ponying up an impractical amount of money themselves or cutting assistance for middle-class people who buy private coverage.
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In other words, it appears that Sunac isn't taking on debt to make the purchase — except, of course, from Wanda — since Wanda is ponying up the money and securing the loan itself.
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The iPhone X starts at $1000, while Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 retails at $950, and as much as I like nice things, ponying up that much for a phone is kind of ridiculous.
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However, ponying up might not be so bad for Las Vegas residents this month: The city is accepting food donations in lieu of cash for citations issued between October 16 and November 16.
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At some point in the not-too-distant future, investors may find themselves ponying up monthly subscription fees to Wall Street banks in much the same way they subscribe to Netflix or Spotify.
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Yahoo Japan, the Yahoo affiliate which is one of Japan's most influential tech companies, provided 490 million JPY ($4.4 million) with SoftBank itself ponying up the remaining capital to retain a majority share.
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Unclear if MJ is ponying up the $840,000 per week it costs to charter the 230-foot floating mansion -- but he's reportedly worth around $1 BILLION, so it's not like he can't afford it.
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Los Altos has long been considered one of the most expensive housing markets in the U.S. and of course, Theranos was ponying up when it came time for the couple to pay monthly rent.
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Any rival that balked at ponying up, for example, could lose access to the programming; AT&T might then screen it exclusively over its own network in the hope of signing up more customers.
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But since police began enforcing the order in recent weeks, Rachid Nekkaz, a French native of Algerian descent, has begun ponying up the cash to all women slapped with the €38 ($43 USD) fine.
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Here are five ideas for bucking tradition, ponying up for plane tickets and taking advantage of a short workweek to plan an unforgettable destination Thanksgiving— in many cases, without sacrificing the turkey, stuffing or gravy.
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Ponying up for the pricey $150 BB-8 toy wasn't required to use the Force Band, but controlling the self-rolling toy using Force-like arm gestures has certainly been the wearable's biggest selling point.
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And instead of them charging tariffs on our goods and services, they should be ponying up and assisting and helping us and standing up with us to push back against this incredible foe that we see.
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Early Saturday morning, the person or group which calls itself "TheShadowBrokers" authored another bizarre rant, expressing their annoyance at the seeming lack of interest in ponying up bitcoins to release the full set of stolen files.
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Beer behemoth Anheuser-Busch, the exclusive Super Bowl alcohol advertiser, is ponying up for more than five minutes of ad time; check out who else you'll see on your screen of choice with Adweek's Ad Tracker.
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To catch up to competitors, Tidal's going to need a string of regular exclusives for listeners to keep coming back and ponying up that $20 a month or they're just going to turn to cheaper alternatives.
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Keshia Knight Pulliam is accusing her estranged husband, Ed Hartwell, of not ponying up money he agreed to pay her ... now she's asking the court to find him and lock him up until she gets it.
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It will take three years for a $5 million investment,and for the cheaper end of the market ponying up a mere million will require a five-year period of residency before qualifying as a permanent resident.
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But out of the shadows, a comrade in the age-old struggle against the same stretch of sidewalk stepped in to help out his brother-in-arms, reportedly ponying up thousands in a show of remarkable solidarity.
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After ponying up almost $9,000 as part of a plea agreement for felony welfare fraud last April, Dolezal appears to be recouping some of that money with an extensive 230-item online store hosted on Zazzle dot com.
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Think of it like a microtransaction or in-app purchase in a mobile game, where you can't enjoy the full benefits of a product you ostensibly already own or pay for without ponying up a few extra bucks.
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Live Gold retails for $9.99 per month as does Game Pass so the combo offers a nice discount and will likely be an easy sell to existing Live Gold users who are already ponying up subscription fees to Microsoft.
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He also wants the oil companies to start ponying up documents about their internal operations — documents that could reveal contradictions in one of their key arguments in the case while also opening them up to new lines of attack.
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A source close to the situation tells TMZ, the 'Real Housewives of NY' star has filed docs calling out her estranged husband, Michael, for not ponying up the $10,000 per month he was ordered to start paying last month.
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If the new FCC rules are passed, consumers are left with the option of letting the very service provider they're complaining about decide the outcome of their complaint, or ponying up the cash to start the legal process with the FCC.
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Via an ad-buying source, Trump has purchased *at least* $1.25M on IA/NH TV this week -- $750K in IA, $500K in NH Finally ponying up the money to buy airtime in Iowa and New Hampshire is Trump recognizing this risk.
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At the same time, developers are ponying up record prices in hotly contested land sales and this year, en bloc deals – where a developer buys an existing building with plans to demolish and redevelop – have already exceeded 2016's level.
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The project teases a chance to enjoy a meal with the presidential hopeful, and although participants don't have to donate to enter the contest, the website has reportedly fooled more than 20,000 donors into ponying up to boost their chances.
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As we reported ... he just avoided another trip to jail by ponying up the back child support he owed his ex-wife Wednesday, and he's getting a do-over in a sexual abuse lawsuit he initially lost by not responding.
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All three tech companies were sponsors of LibertyCon, the annual convention of the libertarian group Students for Liberty, which took place in Washington, DC. Google was a platinum sponsor, ponying up $25,000, and Facebook and Microsoft each contributed $10,303 as gold sponsors.
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All three tech companies were sponsors of LibertyCon, the annual convention of the libertarian group Students for Liberty, which took place in Washington, DC. Google was a platinum sponsor, ponying up $25,000, and Facebook and Microsoft each contributed $10,000 as gold sponsors.
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Doling out monthly dues for a multi-level gym with free weights, treadmills, and access to personal trainers is one thing but ponying up the money for access to a streaming video in your living room may not seem as viable an option.
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At the same time, the carriers are adding planes in a bid to attract millions of new fliers, many of whom are trying to decide between ponying up for a plane ticket or taking a cheaper, slower option like a bus or a train.
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Both sides agree that it will most likely take the intervention of the California governor, Gavin Newsom, or Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, both union allies, to end the strike, perhaps by ponying up more funds for union priorities or the district's budget.
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Big-ticket boosters ponying up so they can pound bottles of Free State at the outdoor patio pre-game may, in theory, be all on the up-and-up, but would $12 million ever be spent, publicly or privately, for kids to attend regular college?
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When the Tampa Bay Times published internal DeSantis fundraising documents and emails bearing Wiles' name outlining an "aggressive" fundraising scheme that included lobbyists ponying up big bucks to meet with the governor, it was the final straw for DeSantis, who blamed Wiles for the leak.
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What I didn&apost understand, Linda, maybe you can help me, is there a sense that the government&aposs going to kick in some dough for this, or are these companies like FedEx and GM and Microsoft and Wal-Mart, are they ponying up the money?
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Compared to the $100,000 that Innisfil is ponying up to subsidize Uber rides for a year, the same town concluded in a 2015 report that running a two-bus transit system would cost $605,000 in the first year of service, with the cost going down annually.
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After respondents submit an answer along with their name, email address, and ZIP code, they reach another page, with a picture of a stern-looking Trump — his finger pointing at the camera like Uncle Sam — and an appeal to "take the next step" by ponying up some cash.
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Whether it's opting for a more expensive health insurance plan at work because the coverage is better, ponying up for an Equinox membership, or picking organic produce at the grocery store, you shouldn't feel guilty about spending money when your mental and physical health is on the line.
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At this point, it's a major differentiator between the Galaxy line and the iPhone, and by forcing users to get their audio via the USB port, Samsung won't get the same boost of S8 users ponying up for its own line of headphone adapters like Apple gets with its lighting port.
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So after the next protest and the next, and another postcard or phone call or incensed tweet to my reps, I won't feel like a lazy citizen for binge-watching Fresh off the Boat or ponying up for a reclining seat at the latest release from a rising auteur of color.
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Once again, the creators of an online naming poll failed to anticipate the mass appeal of the whimsical naming option that captured the internet's fancy and, when faced with the viral results of their endeavor, backed away rather instead of ponying up and respecting the views of the voting public.
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When the Kosovo war crossed the 60-day mark in 1999, Bill Clinton insisted that Congress had expressed approval by ponying up money for it—never mind that the WPR explicitly says that does not count, and that lawmakers are loth to cut off funds for troops in the line of fire.
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That means fans of the latest iteration of the well-loved series will have to keep ponying up for yet another streaming service if they want to keep up with Burnham, Saru and Tilly as they navigate the vastness of space with only an intergalactic moral compass and the mycelial network (ugh) to guide them.
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When the Kosovo war crossed the 60-day mark in 1999, Bill Clinton insisted that Congress had expressed approval by ponying up money for it—never mind that the War Powers Resolution explicitly says that does not count, and that lawmakers are loth to cut off funds for troops in the line of fire.
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Instead of ponying up big bucks to professional leagues and athletes and college conferences for rights to air live games and highlight videos — broadcast and cable TV's hardwired model — Overtime contracts with nearly 2,20213 smartphone-toting, nominally paid stringers who travel mostly to high schools across the country and nearly a dozen foreign countries to film games and workouts starring Gen Z athletes, many hoping the exposure will garner them college scholarships and pro contracts.
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