Russian government, Rybolovlev began pouring money into art with Bouvier's
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Yet investors keep pouring money into mammoth new venture funds.
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Omidyar Network, an investment firm, is pouring money into identity companies.
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Yet those pouring money into Rwanda are confronted by a dilemma.
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We also know that manufacturers are pouring money into this technology.
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Companies were opening up their wallets and pouring money into mega acquisitions.
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Amid rising geopolitical tensions, America is pouring money into high-tech armaments.
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People are pouring money into schooling, tuition and higher education (see chart).
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Investors are pouring money into private markets and competition is already fierce.
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Appropriations bills are pouring money into the military and domestic security forces.
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Companies are pouring money into innovations to get diners to spend more.
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And they are pouring money into Serbia's defense industry, including aerospace manufacturing.
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That's why these platforms are pouring money into marketing to get subscribers.
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Outside money groups from both parties have been pouring money into the contest.
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Both Google and Amazon are pouring money into health initiatives with nebulous goals.
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Researchers have found that China is pouring money into its budget for surveillance.
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But right now, investors are pouring money into Bitcoin like there's no tomorrow.
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These will reassure growth investors to keep pouring money into companies with traction.
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The Trump campaign is now pouring money into anti-impeachment ads on Facebook.
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Read more: Millennials are pouring money into gym memberships and boutique fitness classes.
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In 2018, only one sole European company is still pouring money into it.
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The government and research organizations weren't exactly pouring money into a "gay" disease.
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The country is also pouring money into a $70 billion multiyear infrastructure spending project.
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Investors are pouring money into gig-economy couriers that use cheaper, self-employed drivers.
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They have also turned towards China, which is pouring money into their energy infrastructure.
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Many viewers are shifting to Netflix, which is itself pouring money into its business.
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Those investments include pouring money into pipes, water treatment plants and other water infrastructure.
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Every so often, an asset comes along that they can't help pouring money into.
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The e-commerce behemoth is likely to continue pouring money into its India unit.
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"I think the Chinese are pouring money into South America right now," he added.
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Crozet said the SNCF had made a risky investment by pouring money into Hyperloop.
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Sears' 20th century competitors — Walmart, Target and Macy's — are pouring money into refurbishing their stores.
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When the government began pouring money into the interior, the south coast initially lost ground.
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Yet some investors are pouring money into retail mainstays of a bygone era – shopping malls.
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Investors are pouring money into these companies, especially as public transportation woes snare urban consumers.
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Just two years ago, investors were heavily pouring money into China's dockless bike-sharing startups.
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Instead of pulling on the reins, they are pouring money into their American manufacturing operations.
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The investment fits a larger trend of internet firms pouring money into traditional retail businesses.
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GM and the rest of the automotive industry are pouring money into developing electric vehicles.
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Chinese and foreign investors are pouring money into the sector given Beijing's emphasis on the technology.
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Why are top technology VCs pouring money into a company that represents a roster of musicians?
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Cramer has witnessed institutional investors suddenly pouring money into groups that have stalled and been neglected.
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Last year new American computers ended China's dominance; it will be pouring money into reclaiming it.
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Apple Inc is pouring money into original programming, signing up A-list names including Oprah Winfrey.
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Donors from both parties have taken notice and are pouring money into upcoming attorneys general campaigns.
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And investors are pouring money into media companies they think will survive and thrive the upheaval.
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Japanese investors are therefore likely to keep pouring money into foreign assets, despite global market wobbles.
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Coca-Cola has been pouring money into innovating its classic colas as well launching new products.
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Pharmaceutical companies, philanthropists and the federal government's "cancer moonshot" program are pouring money into developing treatments.
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The other side: Democrats are also pouring money into impeachment ads, but not nearly as much.
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Both sides have been furiously lobbying Congress and pouring money into advertising over the past nine months.
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Jim Cramer has witnessed institutional investors suddenly pouring money into groups that have stalled and been neglected.
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Consider television, where Amazon, Netflix, YouTube and Apple are pouring money into buying and making new shows.
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Residential developers are pouring money into the sector, upping the ante on amenities and seeing occupancy rise.
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Then Rosemary and Jamie took over the house themselves, pouring money into it to fix it up.
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Alex Marshall of CIL, a consultancy, says that investors are pouring money into parks, especially posh ones.
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They have been receiving faulty and conflicted advice and have been pouring money into needlessly expensive investments.
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Festivals that aren't the result of a vodka company pouring money into a random line up generator.
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Tourism is the single biggest employer, and many Icelanders are pouring money into services and new construction.
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They are eating the Tariffs with the devaluation of their currency and 'pouring' money into their system.
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Amazon and Netflix are pouring money into their video services, both licensing content and producing original programming.
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Even with the existing equipment, competitors in the wireless space are pouring money into rolling out 215G.
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Many Icelanders are pouring money into services and new construction, and cranes keep rising across the country.
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Tesla has been pouring money into improvements at its Fremont, California plant and at its Gigafactory 1.
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The previous owners had defaulted on a loan after pouring money into an unsuccessful real estate project.
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Does Facebook keep pouring money into this because they believe is some dorky ass vision of the Metaverse?
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If the rewards of automation were as immense as predicted, companies would be pouring money into new technology.
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To compete with Amazon, they are pouring money into their websites and trying to speed up shipping times.
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The billionaires pouring money into rockets don't appear, at least so far, to be focused entirely on money.
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In addition to these future initiatives, the Air Force is still pouring money into multiple overtasked aircraft fleets.
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Despite the weakest tech IPO market since the financial crisis, institutions are pouring money into venture capital funds.
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As brick-and-mortar retailers flounder, investors are pouring money into new ways to shop on your phone.
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Despite major players across the computing and gaming sectors pouring money into headsets, VR remains far from ubiquitous.
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Today it is taking an equally long-term view of the computer cloud by pouring money into servers.
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Coke has been pouring money into marketing, innovation and new packaging to help promote products young and old.
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Weighing the cost Some people question the value of pouring money into research that is risky and controversial.
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The billionaires of the race, Tom Steyer and Michael Bloomberg, are pouring money into the coming primary states.
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Both companies also are pouring money into their digital sales, remodeling stores and adding more in-house brands.
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Indeed, after decades of blight and abandonment, developers are now pouring money into speculative investments in the Bronx.
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Facebook, where Farid consults, announced this month that it's pouring money into a contest to make better detectors.
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Ride-hailing services such as Uber have been pouring money into autonomy, as have tech companies such as Google.
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For all the political tensions about trade, American-based venture capitalists are still pouring money into Chinese start-ups.
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Instead they have been pouring money into funds that simply seek to mimic the market, but charge low fees.
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This kind of money dump is just the most recent twist on the trend of pouring money into frivolity.
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Instead of trying to boost supply by pouring money into a state-owned utility it has encouraged private investment.
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They are pouring money into entertainment, but they have been cornered by nimbler start-ups like Netflix and Spotify.
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Netflix is focused on expanding Internationally, pouring money into original content from around the world made in local languages.
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SoftBank's powerful founder Masayoshi Son was once Adam Neumann's biggest advocate, pouring money into the company at increasing valuations.
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In 2012, the government decided, for both economic and cultural reasons, to start pouring money into the cattle industry.
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The Adelsons are pouring money into the midterm elections trying to ensure that Republicans remain in control in Washington.
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They are pouring money into entertainment, but they have been cornered by nimbler start-ups like Netflix and Spotify.
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Why it matters: China's authoritarian system, largely untroubled by deliberative holdups, has been pouring money into its AI sector.
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Private funds are pouring money into space companies, with 2019 marking a record year of investment in extraterrestrial ventures.
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Despite those steep fees, Chinese investors are still pouring money into what they perceive to be a safe investment.
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So investors have been seeking out ever more exotic bets, including pouring money into companies that lose money indefinitely.
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But Netflix has been pouring money into its awards campaign for the movie, and it's a genuinely excellent film.
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India's first elected leaders expanded this system, pouring money into top-notch colleges to supply engineers to state-owned industries.
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For example, Facebook has been pouring money into its Watch section, which had a pretty dire talent lineup at launch.
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Critics either think Point's product is bad for the investors pouring money into homes or the homeowners giving up equity.
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From GM and Audi to Lyft and Google, there's no shortage of companies pouring money into self-driving car research.
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The biggest brands in the world are pouring money into their digital presence, for many, the first step is InVision.
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With national parties and outside groups pouring money into the race, it's become the most expensive House campaign in history.
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With both parties viewing West Virginia as a critical battleground, outside groups have already begun pouring money into the race.
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In the case of luxury condo developers in the US, pouring money into "well-being" amenities is now the trend.
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In San Francisco, there's all-out battle for the mayor's office, and tech leaders are pouring money into the race.
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"They are eating the Tariffs with the devaluation of their currency and 'pouring' money into their system," he tweeted Wednesday.
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Private equity and venture capital firms are pouring money into the cybersecurity industry, driven by heightened concerns of cyber attacks.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Foreigners are once again pouring money into Singapore's high-end property market despite hefty levies introduced last year.
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And investors are pouring money into period-tracking and fertility apps and services around the country and around the world.
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It's still possible, though, that an extended economic fight with the US could deter investors from pouring money into China.
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It has sought to make its store more profitable by pouring money into shelf-scanning robots and cashier-replacing capabilities.
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China is pouring money into the technologies of the future and our companies are, but our federal government is not.
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Another factor in Biden's favor: an independent super PAC is pouring money into early state ads and boosting his candidacy.
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GM is also pouring money into electric and autonomous cars, which are still primarily in the research and development phase.
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Target has struggled to keep pace with Wal-Mart, which has been pouring money into its stores, employees and digital operations.
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The retailer has been pouring money into store renovations, while opening up smaller-format locations in urban cities and college towns.
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While companies are negotiating with lenders and slimming their footprint to restore profitability, competitors are pouring money into strengthening their business.
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About 100km to the west, across the Spencer Gulf, Sanjeev Gupta, a British billionaire, is also pouring money into renewable energy.
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Bets on a rally in stocks are cheap, and investors are pouring money into volatility funds that profit when stocks tank.
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As TechCrunch has previously reported, venture investors are pouring money into startups trying to make dockless bike sharing a success domestically.
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The company launched its first-ever global television campaign this spring after years of pouring money into niche digital media efforts.
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As echo boomers are getting more jobs, Slok said, more people will be paying taxes and pouring money into the government.
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Investors have been pouring money into bonds this year even as central banks around the world are continuing to raise rates.
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But, last week, when Trump let the R.N.C. know that he was supporting Moore, it began pouring money into his campaign.
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Banks have been pouring money into blockchain projects as it is thought that the technology will significantly disrupt the financial services.
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There are still lots of other well-capitalized venture, private-equity, and hedge funds that are pouring money into the sector.
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Venture capitalists have been pouring money into bike sharing companies here, in hopes the segment will grow like it has overseas.
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Everyone from Quicken Loans to Comcast are pouring money into accelerators in places like Detroit and Philadelphia to keep things churning.
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The federal government, as well as private institutions, has been pouring money into cannabis research since legalization was announced in 2015.
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In addition to macro challenges, Slack also faces heightened competition from Microsoft, which is pouring money into its rival Teams products.
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Now the company is pouring money into two audacious investments: a massive constellation of internet satellites and a rocket to Mars.
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Bloomberg, a late contender in the presidential race, has been pouring money into ads and online memes to support his run.
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Public health advocates like Bloomberg have been quietly pouring money into pro–soda tax ads to help Philadelphia lead the way.
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Target has struggled to keep up with rival Wal-Mart, which has been pouring money into its stores, employees and digital operations.
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Ever since he first strode into the Kremlin, at the end of 1999, Vladimir Putin has been pouring money into his military.
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CNN has been pouring money into its digital operation — making new hires and renewing its focus on web video and mobile devices.
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With investors pouring money into companies like Blue Bottle Coffee, La Colombe and Philz, you'd probably think it's still a pet project.
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Remember that the Verizons and AT&Ts of the world have been pouring money into their networks for decades at this point.
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But so is losing out on prime talent, pouring money into rent and operational costs that dwarf the rest of the country's.
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Through state-backed venture-capital funds, the government is pouring money into industries that were once the preserve of the private sector.
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But one bright spot is the fact that U.S. VCs are increasingly pouring money into start-ups in the U.K. and Ireland.
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It's been pouring money into AI for years, and some AI startups are finding a welcoming environment in places like Hong Kong.
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In anticipation, retail investors have been pouring money into bank loan mutual and exchange traded funds since the middle of the year.
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Not that long ago, colleges across the country enjoyed a seemingly endless supply of candidates and were pouring money into expansion plans.
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Chinese and some foreign investors are pouring money into start-up firms that specialize in AI given Beijing's emphasis on the technology.
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What to watch: Both sides will continue pouring money into this issue as Republicans are defending seven crucial House seats throughout California.
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Well ahead of the planned initial offering, Prince Mohammed directed his ministers to begin pouring money into new ventures around the world.
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Companies are pouring money into the Internet of Things (IoT), and one area of particular interest to investors is IoT connected cars.
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Venture capitalists are pouring money into American start-ups that are offering basic banking services — known as neo-banks or challenger banks.
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Time is also in short supply because the industry leader, Samsung, has been pouring money into its chip business to stay ahead.
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Some of tech's wealthiest citizens are pouring money into Democratic groups that are meant to back the eventual nominee, whoever that is.
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Investors are also pouring money into businesses aiming to create new ways of providing primary care by relying more heavily on technology.
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Investors are pouring money into gold exchange traded funds (ETF) and central banks are buying the metal at record rates, Weinberg added.
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It is true that we get goods and services on the cheap thanks to venture capitalists pouring money into "pre-revenue" companies.
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SAN FRANCISCO — In an ever-crowded field of investors pouring money into the technology industry, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts was among the first.
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Rivian's electric pickup truck and SUV haven't come out yet, but Amazon and other investors keep pouring money into the Tesla competitor.
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Over the last few days they have been pouring money into exchange-traded funds that track gold stocks and United States Treasury bills.
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That said, companies including Macy's, Kohl's, Walmart and Target have been pouring money into improving their mobile apps ahead of this holiday season.
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Alphabet has been pouring money into life sciences research through its venture investing arm GV and through Verily, its experimental health-technology division.
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Increasingly, their investors are encouraging the switch, to hedge the risk that they are pouring money into soon-to-be-redundant oil wells.
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For the last couple of years, Target has been pouring money into services as it tries to better compete with online giant Amazon.
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Rather than just pouring money into a single isolated game, players now had the ability to cash out and migrate their interests elsewhere.
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Hollywood Democrats are pouring money into the midterm elections, infusing races with cash in a last-ditch push to flip control of Congress.
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Worldwide, cases have dropped nearly 80 percent in the last two decades, as donors began pouring money into buying vaccines for poor countries.
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South Korea is pouring money into strategies, weapons and even a "decapitation unit" that it hopes will keep the North's leaders on edge.
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Meanwhile, South Korea is pouring money into strategies, weapons and even a "decapitation unit" that it hopes will keep the North on edge.
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Investors are pouring money into gold-backed exchange-traded funds (ETF) and central banks are buying the metal at record rates, Weinberg added.
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Venture capitalists have been pouring money into start-ups like Postmates and DoorDash, but many of them have struggled to generate a profit.
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Beijing has been pouring money into road and rail projects that have fueled demand for products from construction equipment to glass and steel.
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Today's "life extension" movement includes venture capitalists like the tech billionaire Peter Thiel pouring money into anti-aging and life extension start-ups.
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The government, he said, is shifting from encouraging consumer spending with public-sector pay increases to pouring money into roads, ports and hospitals.
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All we know is that the system we have now is grossly dysfunctional, so I don't think we should keep pouring money into it.
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Investors have been pouring money into passive strategies due to their low fees, tax benefits and, in the case of ETFs, ease of trading.
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Those demographics have enticed companies like Netflix, Alphabet's YouTube, and Amazon, which have been pouring money into generating localized content for the Indian consumer.
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Over the past decade, venture capitalists, private equity firms and a number of other big players have been pouring money into fintech start-ups.
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Cosmetic giants like Estee Lauder are pouring money into their brand websites, looking for a venue to communicate with — and sell directly to — customers.
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Whether China is pouring money into research and development or committing outright intellectual-property theft, US officials have cause for concern about the future.
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Huawei, the giant maker of telecommunications equipment, has been pouring money into research on 5G, or fifth-generation, wireless networks and patenting key technologies.
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While that was slightly less than the loss a year earlier, it reflects the company's willingness to keep pouring money into its global expansion.
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Planning to stay in New York for the foreseeable future, and reluctant to keep pouring money into rent, they decided to buy a home.
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The Democratic Governors Association is pouring money into governors' races in eight closely divided states — Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Colorado, Maine and Nevada.
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They paid $25,2500 to the firm last year to mount a defense, after meeting with top Republican lawmakers and pouring money into their campaigns.
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After historic record inflows in January, will the retail investor stay put after pouring money into the market in the beginning of the year?
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Investors have been pouring money into FCA shares, however, hoping that Marchionne's luck is about to change in the form of a Chinese suitor.
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And the government remains committed to pouring money into transformative "hydrogen society" projects, with plans to build 320 hydrogen stations for cars by 2025.
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This is one reason why Democrats and Republicans have been pouring money into this year's special elections and already looking ahead to November 2018.
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Despite escalating tensions, investors are pouring money into South Korea's financial market, and companies are flocking to the stock market to raise billions of dollars.
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With tech companies like Alphabet, Intel and SAP pouring money into in-house venture groups, corporate venture investing has reached record levels, according to Crunchbase.
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In a separate release, Magellan said its annual adjusted net profit rose 35% to A$364.2 million, with investors pouring money into the asset manager.
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At the same time, investors have been pouring money into ultra-short obligation funds, in a sign of increased allure of investments with shorter maturities.
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While pouring money into other areas, investors last week yanked $2.2 billion out of the iShares Russell 2000 ETF, which tracks the small-cap index.
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Constellation is pouring money into Canopy with the hopes that the Canadian company will emerge as a leading industrial producer of recreational and medical marijuana.
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The North had been pouring money into what was meant to be a global architectural landmark, hoping to finish it in time for the festival.
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Green interest groups are pouring money into House and Senate races, in many cases delivering attacks on Republicans that their Democratic rivals may shy from.
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China is also pouring money into Serbia's neighbors, raising fears that Beijing's largess in the Balkans is not just about business, but also about geopolitics.
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Walmart, which has been pouring money into its grocery business, including announcing a nationwide unlimited grocery delivery service last month, does not have a union.
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Risk-averse investors keep pouring money into bonds even though it means they've missed out on a big stock rally and face substantial danger ahead.
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SoftBank has been pouring money into ride-hailing companies across the globe, recently taking a 15 percent stake in Uber and becoming the largest shareholder.
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He's pouring money into R&D (24% of sales in 2019) and expects to introduce several major new products before next year's Consumer Electronics Show.
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Prince Alwaleed, whose father was the Saudi finance minister in the 1960s, formed Kingdom Holding in 1979, initially pouring money into real estate in Riyadh.
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But as the Trump administration scrutinizes Chinese investment in U.S. companies, Chinese investors who had been pouring money into Silicon Valley are turning their attention elsewhere.
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Heineken is pouring money into Vietnam, which lags only Mexico on profitability for the Dutch beverage giant, according to the company's Asia Pacific President Frans Eusman.
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That, the executives hope, will help give the company more financial firepower to keep up with Silicon Valley, which is pouring money into future automotive technology.
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Didi, which has $12 billion in cash reserves following a recent $228 billion funding round, is pouring money into overseas expansion and projects like artificial intelligence.
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Clinton is also pouring money into two congressional districts, in Nebraska and Maine, that both apportion their own presidential electoral vote and have competitive House races.
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Other campaigns seem to be taking a more traditional approach, waiting for more results to shake out in the early states before pouring money into California.
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The focus on experiences explains why luxury condo developers are pouring money into "well-being" amenities, such as outdoor yoga decks, zen gardens, or infrared saunas.
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One major Republican group is playing defense, pouring money into GOP-held seats in races CNN has considered Likely or Lean Republican in Key Race Ratings.
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Employees of technology giants are pouring money into Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign for president, as Warren calls for breaking up the companies that sign their paychecks.
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You're not gonna see (and I wish you would) Donald Trump pouring money into the woolly mammoth revival project, you're not seeing the government doing these things.
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Aside from its investments in stores, Target plans to continue pouring money into its supply chain so that it can deliver online orders more quickly and profitably.
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Google, Microsoft, IBM and other tech giants are pouring money into quantum machine learning, and a startup incubator at the University of Toronto is devoted to it.
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Other billionaires are also pouring money into the race: Michael Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety and the Koch-backed Americans for Prosperity make the top spenders' list.
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The administration is staging campus enrollment drives and pouring money into Facebook and Instagram ads this year in an attempt to boost ObamaCare enrollment among young adults.
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Prince Alwaleed formed Kingdom Holding in 1979, initially pouring money into real estate in Riyadh; in the 1990s he ventured into Wall Street, investing heavily in Citigroup.
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China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative is changing the landscape of emerging countries by pouring money into infrastructure and energy, leaving regional rivals seemingly in the dust.
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GOP mega-donors Charles and David Koch are pouring money into efforts to kill public transport projects across the country, The New York Times reported on Tuesday.
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Both have sought to fire up the fierce nationalism that the prince has encouraged by pouring money into battles against rivals in stadiums or on the internet.
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They are pouring money into lobbying to try and either defeat legislation or ensure that any bill that passes is too weak to affect their ongoing operations.
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Instead of pouring money into direct payments, Democrats say the focus should be on expanding health care resources, beefing up unemployment benefits and freezing student loan payments.
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Investors are dumping global stocks as well, with markets from Europe to Asia down 3% to 5%, and they're pouring money into the perceived safety of bonds.
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I'm not sure if Democratic campaigns are planning to do Facebook campaigns at the same scale, though they've certainly been pouring money into Facebook for donor-recruitment.
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"Just pouring money into those stagnating economies is something she's refused to do for eight years, and she won't change now," he added, referring to Ms. Merkel.
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People are pouring money into bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies because they are more willing to take risks in a benign economic environment, according to a fund manager.
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Keeping up with the demand is difficult and expensive, and financiers and entrepreneurs, many of them from Silicon Valley, have started pouring money into these alternative systems.
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Many major Republican donors are writing off Trump and are now pouring money into protecting Senate GOP incumbents, giving them a significant financial advantage in several states.
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But Finance Minister Tito Mboweni is yet to approve the proposal and has said the state cannot afford to continue "pouring money" into loss-making state firms.
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Colleges have helped drive demand for mental health services, pouring money into education and training to help students identify problems and learn where to turn for help.
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Fracking is a more predictable business than the old wildcatter model of pouring money into holes in the ground, hoping a gusher will generate a huge pay-off.
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Amazon has traditionally prioritized growth into new markets over profitability and has not shied away from pouring money into new ventures if only to learn about the area.
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Sears overspent on buying back its stock to boost its share price, while pouring money into a failed loyalty program aimed at getting shoppers to spend more online.
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Donald Trump's re-election campaign has been pouring money into Facebook ads, particularly those targeting older women, according to Facebook data recently highlighted by the New York Times.
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His 2010 book "The Big Short" dissected how a handful of renegades foresaw the collapse of the housing market, while everyone else was pouring money into subprime mortgages.
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More recently, investors have been pouring money into companies that have business models like Livongo, in which technology is used to help patients manage their care more directly.
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While the company is best known as the leading U.S. cryptocurrency trading platform, Coinbase has been pouring money into plans to stay ahead in a larger cryptocurrency economy.
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The Hunt Tired of pouring money into rent, they traded the charmless modernity of a Brooklyn high-rise for the allure of a prewar co-op in Queens.
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Pouring money into everything from online games to cosmetics, millennials account for nearly half of China's total private consumption, according to a report from the Boston Consulting Group.
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Furthermore, after the recent tepid initial public offerings for Uber and Lyft, investors have thought twice about pouring money into unprofitable transportation start-ups with untested business models.
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Amazon has been in heavy investment mode in recent quarters, pouring money into warehouse and data center expansion, while adding more video content for its Prime Video offering.
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The company is pouring money into 14 states across the country and hiring thousands of new employees, CEO Sundar Pichai will announce in Clarksville, Tennessee, on Friday afternoon.
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The company has become an aggressive tech investor, pouring money into video streaming, online food delivery, dockless bike-sharing and ride-hailing start-ups in China and beyond.
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The European Union and other Western governments are pouring money into Ukraine to reform the police, customs and the energy sector in one of the world's most corrupt countries.
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It will come up against Venmo owner Paypal, other startups like SoFi and traditional banks such as JPMorgan Chase (JPM), which have been pouring money into their digital offerings.
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The Partnership Schools for Liberia programme that you mentioned is pouring money into less than 3% of schools in the country, which receive between $50 and $1,000 per child.
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The Chinese economy is growing more than twice as fast as America's and the state is pouring money into advanced technology, such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing and biotech.
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That's why Ford is partnering with others to create demand for its vehicles rather than pouring money into building its own ride-hailing business like Waymo or GM Cruise.
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Microsoft wanted to have Nokia as its de facto in-house Windows Phone design operation, but it still wanted Samsung and HTC pouring money into devising their own devices.
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VC-backed companies with irresponsible hiring practices scorch the land for the rest, cultivating an environment where getting ahead means pouring money into areas with little return on investment.
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Despite the recent shock that led to the shuttering of popular exchange-traded products used to bet on stock market calm, traders are pouring money into that trade again.
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While firms are pouring money into tenant experience tech, those companies valued at $10 billion and above are more likely to cut spending in a downturn, according to Deloitte.
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Recognizing the instability and potential financial upside of the moment, VCs have responded by pouring money into the category (to the tune of a record $1.6 billion in 2015).
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In addition to getting standard in vitro fertilization treatments, some couples are also pouring money into supplemental "add-on" procedures in hopes of increasing their chances of getting pregnant.
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Anti-abortion groups, meanwhile, are also pouring money into the midterm races at the state and federal levels, emphasizing the opportunity to further limit abortion access that Kavanaugh presents.
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Developing systems with such understanding remains the hardest problem in AI. Notably, the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has begun pouring money into research on machine common sense.
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So far, that includes pouring money into the campaigns of Democrats running to flip the Senate — in particular Arizona candidate Mark Kelly, the former astronaut married to former Rep.
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But as Business Insider previously reported, Li-ion is costly at the grid-scale, which is why investors are pouring money into long-duration storage startups like Form Energy.
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The company's been pouring money into new technology and is seeing some traction with its Nike mobile app as well as "explosive growth" in its SNKRS app, he said.
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But it is not alone among traditional carmakers in pouring money into electric cars, as expectations rise of future mass adoption, encouraged by falling battery costs and government subsidies.
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Knowing this, and pouring money into Facebook ads, drowning readers in marketing emails, offers and giveaways, the top scammers are estimated to be making up to $100,000 a month.
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Within a matter of months the company announced it was pouring money into companies like lidar manufacturer Velodyne, mapping startup Civil Maps and acquiring on-demand shuttle service Chariot.
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Streaming services Netflix, Amazon and Hulu have been pouring money into original programming in recent years and their investments are paying off, as evidenced by their spate of Emmys.
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Even as the race narrowed in the past week, new DNC Chair Tom Perez told the Washington Post that the national organization wouldn't be pouring money into the Kansas race.
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Alibaba and Tencent are pouring money into a wild, economy-wide price war that has escalated to include digital payments, video, retail, games, travel, home delivery, cloud computing and music.
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The men have been credited with helping to usher in a new era of spaceflight by pouring money into projects once considered too risky or expensive for the private sector.
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So at some point, a who's who of prominent venture capitalists decided that since they were pouring money into everything else, they might as well fund their preferred baristas too.
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These deep-pocketed companies have been pouring money into Washington to prepare for the battle: "Google, Amazon and Facebook set company records for lobbying spending in 2018," according to Bloomberg.
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And while hitting the donor threshold means pouring money into Facebook and Google, building the name recognition to poll at 2% means buying old fashioned TV ads by the bushel.
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Russia and China are pouring money into their own military capabilities in hopes of negating US power in Eastern Europe and East Asia and projecting their own influence farther afield.
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As part of its three-year investment plan, Restock Kroger, the retailer has been pouring money into digital sales and delivery services to keep up with shifting consumer shopping habits.
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By pouring money into women's women's congressional campaigns, women can help guarantee that the issues they care about most get on the national agenda, according to New Jersey Democratic Rep.
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You might even be angry when realizing investors were pouring money into these startups to power marketing meant to overwhelm you, rather than to create tools that actually help you.
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After 1945 America consolidated its global pre-eminence by constructing a new global order, with the Marshall Plan and the Bretton Woods institutions, and by pouring money into higher education.
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Already, companies like Google, IBM, Microsoft, and Intel are racing to build quantum computers, while venture capitalists are pouring money into startups like IonQ, Rigetti Computing, Aliro, and D-Wave.
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And the cherry on top is investors pouring money into enterprises that aren't even speculative, but are purely loss-making, because they find a destructive personality like Adam Neumann compelling.
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Election Day is less than five months away, and candidates, committees and outside groups are pouring money into races around the country in the hopes of clinching the House majority.
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The interest in cryptocurrencies as a whole, and the hundreds of thousands of people signing up to platforms like Coinbase, has led to investors pouring money into other digital coins.
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Eskom's debt plan has not been approved by the finance ministry, which has said it cannot keep pouring money into state firms as it tries to cut the budget deficit.
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Buoyed by China's plans to build a ubiquitous CCTV surveillance network, Chinese and some foreign investors are pouring money into start-up technology firms that specialize in facial recognition software.
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Facing possible losses in the House, Republican leaders are picking their battles, pouring money into moderate suburban areas and pulling millions of dollars away from candidates who have fallen behind.
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"But this is just one policy," Mr. Yu added, saying it risks pouring money into real estate and the stock market, which would do little to solve the economy's problems.
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Trump has also recently stepped up his attacks on former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who is pouring money into TV ads attacking Trump to boost his late-start bid.
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Read more: Popular direct-to-consumer brands like Away, Dirty Lemon, Glossier, and Mailchimp are pouring money into building content studios of their own as they go beyond performance marketing.
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While investors are "rationally" pouring money into the sector, and the winning blockchain could be worth trillions, one managing partner at Union Square Ventures predicts that many more will fail.
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Venture capitalists have been pouring money into ghost start-ups like Kitchen United and Zuul Kitchens as chains like Wendy's, Chick-fil-A and Sweetgreen explore them as an option.
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HBO has also been pouring money into content, with episodes of the final season of hit drama "Game of Thrones" estimated to cost $15 million each, according to a Variety report.
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It's notable that Bloomberg got about as much of a boost from pouring money into ads (and sitting out the Iowa race) as Sanders and Buttigieg did from leading the caucus.
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Backdrop: When Walmart and its big box peers were struggling to compete with Amazon, Walmart took risks by pouring money into sprucing up its stores and spending big to acquire Jet.
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In early April, the DSCC began pouring money into McGinty's primary, expanding its initial investment well beyond the $1.1 million cash infusion they had originally allocated to shore up her campaign.
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Chinese investors with cash to spend have been pouring money into soccer, as President Xi Jinping, a soccer fan himself, looks to make the country a global force in the sport.
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Although China has been pouring money into Cambodia over the last several years without regard to its deteriorating human rights record, Cambodia is still vulnerable to economic pressure from the West.
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Rather than pouring money into strengthening or adapting infrastructure so it can more effectively withstand natural disasters, for example, most funding is dedicated to providing aid to people after the fact.
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For too long, the tobacco industry has been pouring money into marketing campaigns saying what it is doing is right by falsely claiming that vaping is harmless and shouldn't be regulated.
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Apple has money to spend; there's more than $210 billion in cash on hand, and a proven commitment to developing original series via pouring money into Apple TV Plus' content budget.
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They are the latest example of how the epidemic of school shootings has ignited the high-tech school security industry, fueled by federal and state governments pouring money into safety grants.
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But even with that backdrop of investors pouring money into the market, "it's hard to say I'm not a little surprised," said Jay Jacobs, director of research at Global X Funds.
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Soros has also put money in other races, previously helping defeat a "tough on crime" prosecutor in the Chicago area and pouring money into races ranging from Mississippi to New Mexico.
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Ross cited Walmart's $16 billion purchase of Indian e-commerce leader Flipkart last year, saying the restrictions imposed on it earlier this year could dissuade others from pouring money into the country.
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Steyer is a Democrat and a climate change advocate who has spent the past few electoral cycles pouring money into races he thinks will push the US towards action on the issue.
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Sears is competing with well capitalized competitors like Walmart and Target, which have beaten Sears over the years by pouring money into private-label brands, while also offering goods at affordable prices.
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Amazon has been pouring money into autonomous vehicle technology, a strategy that could squeeze its retail competitors by allowing it to control the entire shopping process from click-to-buy to delivery.
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Why would you sell stocks that are (in aggregate) soaring to new heights while pouring money into bonds that, at least on the face of it, offer little by way of yield?
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The U.S. Federal Reserve has already started to turn off the spigots pouring money into the global economy with its halt to new quantitative easing and interest rate rise late last year.
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First-world consciences may have been soothed by pouring money into the fiscally troubled country (the new European Union emergency assistance scheme will channel €500 million into the migrant crisis through 2018).
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Massively wealthy donors like the Koch Brothers and Sheldon Adelson are pouring money into campaigns to make sure that the deregulatory direction of policy under Trump is not brought to an end.
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Instead of pouring money into marketing ploys, or featuring expensive products with poor margins, Lemonis proposed a new strategy: Focus on selling products that yield at least 40 or 50 percent margin.
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The key question for the tech and auto companies that are pouring money into their autonomous vehicles is whether the feds will be able to supersede a potential patchwork of state regulations.
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That means building or preserving 13,000 affordable apartments, building 15,000 units of supportive housing, pouring money into legal services, so people don't get evicted, and stabilizing the supply of rent-regulated apartments.
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University endowments, pension funds, mutual funds and hedge funds have been pouring money into the bond market with little concern that bonds can be every bit as dangerous to own as stocks.
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That approach, sometimes called managed retreat, calls for pulling back from dangerous areas rather than continually rebuilding after each disaster, or pouring money into physical defenses such as sea walls and pumps.
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Stop pouring money into fossil-fuel companiesFirst, financiers must act boldly to stop financing the expansion of fossil-fuel extraction and infrastructure and should commit to phasing out fossil-fuel financing altogether.
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The company has been pouring money into expanding its stores as well as its online business for bulk ordering while adding new items, particularly household goods and food items, to boost sales.
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Huge numbers of people continued pouring money into the sector even as it became well-known the underlying fundamentals of a great many issues were not remotely representative of a sound investment.
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Mortgage rates also spiked in the summer of 2013, during the so-called taper tantrum when the Federal Reserve indicated it would start raising rates and stop pouring money into mortgage-backed securities.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Investors looking for stability and dividends have been pouring money into consumer staples stocks of late, ignoring warnings from Wall Street's analysts about pricey valuations for companies like Clorox (CLX.
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The bigger picture: Samsung has been pouring money into research, but it's not clear that the other elements of the company that put that innovation investment into practice are equipped to keep up.
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Taken together, investors responded by pouring money into the markets, sending the Dow up nearly 6%, while the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 both went up over 5% in early morning trading.
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For years now, Mr. Son has bet that pouring money into fast-growing start-ups would allow his chosen companies to grow faster than their rivals and establish dominant positions in their industries.
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Tech investors are pouring money into the space, with Depop raising $230 million in June and ThredUp closing a $3000 million round last month, bringing its total funding to more than $22015 million.
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By pouring money into Africa, China has seen an opportunity to both gain political influence and to reap future rewards in a continent whose economies are predicted to boom in the coming decades.
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With one eye on e-commerce, Target has also invested more in its stores, pouring money into both renovating existing locations and rolling out a fleet of smaller-format stores in urban markets.
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While investors have been pouring money into tech mega-cap companies like Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft, even showing some enthusiasm of late for Cisco, Intel and Oracle, they've given IBM a giant shrug.
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Retailers such as Walmart and Target have been pouring money into their online businesses to fend off rival Amazon as the companies look to capture an even greater share of U.S. e-commerce sales.
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In the aftermath of the protests of 303-12, the Kremlin tried to placate Moscow's urban middle class by pouring money into building a model modern city, complete with bicycle lanes and food halls.
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Many will be disappointed: prospective parents, because too many of them will still, despite fertility businesses' promises, be unable to conceive; and, with nothing like the emotional toll, those pouring money into these firms.
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Why it matters: "Real estate might not be as sexy or generate the headlines of athletes pouring money into tech startups, but the potential returns can be much more lucrative," writes Forbes' Kurt Badenhausen.
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It is pushing trade pacts just as the United States moves to bury them, has set up a regional rival to the World Bank, and is pouring money into infrastructure in other Asian countries.
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The healthcare sector was the S&P's worst performer on Monday, and investors were cautious about pouring money into bank stocks before the companies kick off the fourth-quarter earnings season later this week.
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Major tech firms are pouring money into addressing California's housing crunch, but some lawmakers and advocates are skeptical the contributions will be enough to solve the growing crisis in the country's most populous state.
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So how about: Central banks want to stop pouring #money into improving world economy, but low inflation, hungry markets mean they can't SAD (Reporting by Balazs Koranyi and Igor Ilic; Editing by Jeremy Gaunt)
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In other words, companies pouring money into studying a certain food and a specific set of questions about that food pushes the research agenda in a particular direction — one that the food companies favor.
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Glassman, the founder, began meeting with lawmakers, holding rallies about the dangers of soda, and pouring money into lobbying for laws that would require federal agencies and researchers to more clearly disclose their financial conflicts.
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To keep up with the fast growth, companies large and small are pouring money into automating logistics, betting that firms that use machines to make deliveries cheaper, faster and more accurate will hit the jackpot.
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Popular direct-to-consumer brands like Away, Dirty Lemon, Glossier, and Mailchimp are pouring money into building content studios as they go beyond performance marketing Here are other great stories from media, marketing, and advertising.
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While I was only planning on being in my role as a cashier for a short while, others had planned their careers with the company, purchasing stock and pouring money into their retirement savings plans.
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Mr. Steyer has been pouring money into South Carolina, cutting into Mr. Biden's lead with black voters and raising the specter of Mr. Sanders's winning another state with a plurality thanks to a divided electorate.
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They're largely betting that personal car ownership won't take a hit at a time when many other companies have predicted it will and when some, like Uber and Lyft, are pouring money into replacing it.
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Right to Rise, the Super PAC supporting Bush, went after Trump in South Carolina, pouring money into an attack ad that chided Trump for his feud with Megyn Kelly and his relationship with the Clintons.
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"To continue pouring money into building planes that have ejector seat issues, cyber vulnerabilities, flawed aerodynamics, maintenance problems, an inability to fly at full speed while using weapons, and overheating issues is borderline malfeasance," she said.
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And Fiat Chrysler, the weakest of the three automakers, won't be eager to invest in Brampton after pouring money into the Windsor plant which builds the Pacifica, said Sam Fiorani, vice president of AutoForecast Solutions LLC.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Chinese auto investors are increasingly pouring money into Europe rather than the United States because of intense U.S. scrutiny of their deals under the Trump administration, according to industry sources and M&A data.
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And they brought actual chips they had developed at MIT into their meetings with venture capitalists — an audience that not much earlier had not been especially receptive to the idea of pouring money into semiconductor companies.
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Headset-based VR and AR may be a bit slower out of the gates than many had hoped, but investors are still pouring money into startups looking to change how consumers interact with the digital world.
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To date, Uber is losing millions pouring money into expanding Uber Eats, largely because it is subsidizing the costs of the service to gain market share and fend off many competitors, such as DoorDash and GrubHub.
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If Mr. Ossoff makes the runoff but underperforms — garnering, Mr. Swint said, about 40 percent of the vote or less — Democrats may decide to stop pouring money into what they perceive to be an uphill battle.
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The main blockchain technology — crypto-currencies, digital cash with no central organizer like the Fed — took off this year, with people pouring money into launch events called Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) by dozens of the new currencies.
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The ECB has been pouring money into the euro zone economy in an attempt to boost inflation from a near-deflationary level, and Tuesday's strong data intensified calls from fiscal conservatives to start reversing the ECB's stimulus.
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Between 20153 and 2014, the gang's members amassed more than $10 million [$7.6 million USD] in real estate and race horses in Victoria alone, pouring money into wholesalers, cafes, and restaurants, and the La Porchetta pizza chain.
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Whole Foods has been trying to shake its "Whole Paycheck" reputation of lofty prices and is pouring money into a new value-oriented chain called 2365 by Whole Foods Market, which it said had started off well.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund announced its first investment in an energy company on Thursday, marking a shift for the $100 billion fund that has made its name pouring money into big tech companies like Uber, WeWork and Slack.
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According to the complaint, the Puerto Rican Constitution mandated the repayment of certain types of bond debt, but the island's latest budget was instead pouring money into services that were "nonessential," leaving the bondholders high and dry.
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So if the Koch brothers had not been pouring money into these groups—both denialist groups and groups that argue that policies to fight climate change would destroy the economy—where would the climate denial movement be today?
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Among the changes the Commission wants to see is greater clarity around election spending to try to prevent foreign entities pouring money into domestic campaigns, and beefed up financial regulations including bigger penalties for breaking election spending rules.
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Defense officials say the weapons are needed for the United States to maintain its military edge over China, Russia and other rivals, who are also pouring money into similar research (as are allies, such as Britain and Israel).
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Gluskin Sheff's David Rosenberg, one of the first Wall Street strategists to turn bullish following the 2008 financial crisis, says investors could be taking on a lot more risk than they think by pouring money into U.S. equities.
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Silicon Valley has an unhealthy fetish: As the first billionaires of the personal computer era have hit middle age, some of them have begun pouring money into dubious projects to keep them young, or possibly even stop death.
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Big Pharma is pouring money into a lobbying campaign to thwart any serious efforts to rein in prescription drug prices ahead of a presidential speech this month where Mr. Trump plans to lay out his drug pricing proposals.
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"The bill is pouring money into stability funding in an effort to offset destabilizing policy changes in the bill," Caroline Pearson, senior vice president of Avalere Health, an independent consulting firm, said of the money for the private market.
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With less than two weeks to go until the midterm elections, employees from tech companies are pouring money into the most contentious races across the country, focusing heavily on one long-shot Democratic Senate candidate in Texas: Beto O'Rourke.
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Dimon said in his latest shareholder letter that the bank has almost 50,000 employees in technology and is pouring money into artificial intelligence and machine learning to reduce risk and improve underwriting, while also building up its cloud infrastructure.
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"The market seems to be quite supported by investment inflows into the ETFs and I think this will be the most important factor through the year as we expect investors to keep pouring money into gold ETFs," Weinberg added.
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Some green advocates began to murmur that big oil firms might change for good if they continued to cut investment and return cash to shareholders or if they pursued modest growth in oil production while pouring money into renewables.
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"It's much better to take money from Cenovus, pay down debt, buy back stock and potentially increase the dividend than to keep pouring money into the dirtiest and most nasty form of oil around, the tar sands," Cramer said.
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Tesla is somewhat boxed in by the need to keep prices high enough to recoup its massive investments and turn a profit, while keeping them low enough to compete with bigger manufacturers that are pouring money into electric vehicles.
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Beyond the most prevalent consumer brands — such as ride-hailing giants Grab and Go-Jek — and the outsiders pouring money into the region — including Tencent and Alibaba — fintech startups take a different approach to other parts of the world.
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So far, there are just two approved gene therapies in the United States, even though pharmaceutical companies have been pouring money into potentially lucrative treatments that could offer patients with deadly or debilitating conditions a possible one-time cure.
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Zuckerberg overtook Charles and David Koch, the billionaire brothers known for pouring money into Republican coffers, and now sits behind a couple of his tech cohorts in the rankings, including Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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From Okta and Twilio, which have more than doubled this year, to Zuora, DocuSign, Smartsheet and Zscaler, which have soared since their recent public market debuts, tech investors are pouring money into emerging software developers at an unprecedented rate.
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And many Mexicans feel that he has begun to do just that: pouring money into social programs, crisscrossing the country in commercial flights to speak directly to ordinary Mexicans, slashing government salaries and forgoing the pomp of past presidents.
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But for the moment, with a massive new TV deal pouring money into the league and a glut of charismatic young on-court talent, the league's future looks bright, even with the threat of a possible labor dispute in 2017.
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That's consistent with prior reporting that emphasized Trump's team really, really likes pouring money into the site, spending $25.6 million to Clinton's $224 million on Facebook ads and with a far higher clickthrough rate due to their more inflammatory content.
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Although developer Riot Games has been pouring money into the esports side of League for years, it still isn't profitable according to Riot's creators Marc Merrill and Brandon Beck, who confirmed the fact to Polygon in an in-depth interview.
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Beijing is pouring money into funding the nation's ambitions - which include being the first to explore the dark side of the moon and sending a probe to Mars in 2020, the latter in direct challenge to U.S. and European space agencies.
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Beijing is pouring money into funding the nation's ambitions — which include being the first to explore the dark side of the moon and sending a probe to Mars in 225, the latter in direct challenge to U.S. and European space agencies.
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Wealthy households and individuals are pouring money into asset managers, betting on companies that lose $1 billion a year, bonds from little-known Middle Eastern republics, and giving hot Silicon Valley start-ups more venture capital than they can handle.
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Turning a profit from electric vehicles has long been considered a major challenge for automakers, which are pouring money into electric vehicle, EV, technology in the face of fluctuating oil prices, government initiatives to reduce carbon pollution and excitement over Tesla.
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The budget is also pouring money into the immigration system — a system which, for a decade under the previous Harper government, was designed to filter out immigrants and allow the government to become more selective about who it allows in.
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Why it's happening: Big investment funds are pouring money into private companies A record-number of companies are going private through mergers, or getting bought The scrutiny and pressure of being a public company can be a drag for CEOs
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A spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees the office charged with the care of unaccompanied minors, declined to say whether HHS knew about the issues upstate as it kept pouring money into contracts with Cayuga.
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Venture capitalists — convinced that consumers would increasingly patronize specialty online retailers as they grew more comfortable shopping online — were pouring money into direct-to-consumer start-ups, more than $2 billion over the past four years, according to CB Insights.
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Developers have been pouring money into resorts across the country, none more grand than the $3.2 billion Changbaishan resort near the North Korean border, which is now one of the largest in Asia with 43 trails totaling nearly 20 miles.
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Lyft and larger rival Uber Technologies Inc, both based in San Francisco, are pursuing different roads in search of profitability, with Uber pouring money into side businesses which have so far lost money and Lyft focusing solely on moving people around.
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Lyft and larger rival Uber Technologies Inc, both based in San Francisco, are pursuing different roads in search of profitability, with Uber pouring money into side businesses which have so far lost money and Lyft focusing solely on moving people around.
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Conagra has also been pouring money into brands it had owned prior to the $2.823 billion Pinnacle purchase, launching a spate of products including professional wrestler Randy Savage-themed Slim Jim meat stick, to fend-off competition from private labels.
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The ring allegedly used data from the haul to scam investors into pouring money into their own fake businesses and into companies whose stock they'd legitimately bought cheaply — driving up the stock's value enough that the scammers could then sell at a profit.
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A broadband adviser selected by Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai to run a federal advisory committee was arrested last week on claims she tricked investors into pouring money into a multimillion-dollar investment fraud scheme, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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If SpaceX can successfully demonstrate both of those capabilities, Caceres predicts that NASA will come under Congressional pressure to explain why it needs to continue pouring money into the $18 billion Space Launch System, NASA's own super heavy-lift rocket and space capsule.
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"I mean, you'd think these cucked companies would want to hide their raging hatred for these anti-American nig nogs, and continued pouring money into the Negro Felon League just to avoid pissing off the liberals," Adrian Sol wrote in the post.
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If you're someone pouring money into the wide end of that funnel, the idea of a future world where we can cut out the cable companies and just watch sports on our computers and phones sounds like a cord-cutting, cost-cutting nirvana.
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Notably, Intel seems to have missed out again here during a time where the company has been pouring money into R&D trying to play catch-up after struggling in recent years to keep up with the industry's transition to new technologies.
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Then once the allegations against Moore of trying to initiate sexual relationships with teenage girls surfaced, outside individual contributors started pouring money into his campaign war chest: 60% of such money in October was from outsiders, and that topped 80% in November.
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While most private Catholic schools in the province have become public and opened their doors to women, St. Michael's stuck to tradition, raising its tuition rates, which now run around $15,000 (about 20,000 Canadian dollars) and pouring money into its sports programs.
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While retailers are coming through with a "very, very competitive digital shopping experience," said Kimberly Greenberger, a retail analyst at Morgan Stanley, they are pouring money into their e-commerce operations at the same time their stores are bringing in fewer sales.
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The company is betting on rising home sales to drive its business at a time when foreign and local investors are pouring money into the country, attracted by strong economic growth and a slew of sales by state-owned and private companies.
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Republican leaders have been pouring money into the bill, hoping that the extra funding will assuage moderates who are worried about the projected increase in the uninsured and a dramatic rise in the out-of-pocket costs Americans must pay for their health care.
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Rule supporters, like Fight for the Future, took note of how those companies that would have to follow the rules, internet service providers, have been pouring money into congressional coffers in an attempt to sway the vote to kill the rule in their direction.
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Apple has been pouring money into original programming and has signed deals with plenty of big names — many of them will be attending the event at Steve Jobs Theater — but those efforts reportedly aren't yet far enough along to be ready on day one.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors seeking to offset the effects of the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike on Wednesday are pouring money into US loan funds, which is expected to keep a US$215bn refinancing wave rolling as new leveraged loans remain in short supply.
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Clearly, Amazon is hoping that with its epic world and characters, it'll have a show that will draw viewers to its Prime subscription service, especially as other streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Apple, and Disney are pouring money into their own original content efforts.
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The wealthy are still pouring money into real estate investment funds, said Jared Feldman, who serves as the CFO of several private family offices as a part of his role as the co-Practice Leader of New York accounting firm Anchin's Private Client Group.
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That's why a wide net approach to investment — pouring money into companies with early-stage research and high potential market caps like Semma — could be good for Vertex: Diabetes treatment cost the US healthcare system $237 billion in 2017, per American Diabetes Association estimates.
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Over wine and beer at the Eden party, several residents said that any old building's being saved was a good thing, even though Mr. Couzinet-Jacques wasn't exactly pouring money into the local economy with his trips to the salad bar at Ruby Tuesday.
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All the buzz around a social media mogul buying up a part of what is considered "old media" has now evaporated into a hard realization that sustaining media — and the writing of which it is constituted — is about more than pouring money into it.
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In fact, this is only a small piece of the puzzle when it comes to lack of diversity, but it's one that tech companies tend to focus heavily on, often partnering with nonprofits and schools and pouring money into technical skills training for young people.
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If the village is an open market, by contrast, then you might not see price effects — the price of the goods is set at the regional or national level, and so pouring money into a particular village could make it better off without sparking inflation.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German inflation hit its highest level in five years in 2017, initial data showed on Friday, sowing the seeds of more discord among rate setters at the European Central Bank, where some policymakers want to stop pouring money into the euro zone.
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In 2013, Google launched another investment arm, Google Capital, which backed later-stage companies, but which some saw as competition to Maris and GV. And Google has recently increased its own investments, directly off its balance sheet, pouring money into companies that compete with GV investments.
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Restaurant owners who attended the meeting told the Wall Street Journal they are pouring money into updating stores, adding touch-screen kiosks and refrigerators needed to serve fresh beef burgers, but those steps are not yielding results quick enough to offset the impact of their investments.
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Silicon Valley tech firms are pouring money into augmented reality, a mix of the real and digital worlds best known from the game Pokemon Go. Facebook, at a tech conference that begins on Tuesday, is launching a new toolkit for software developers to make augmented reality features.
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His aides have indicated that Mr. Bloomberg is not inclined to keep pouring money into an extended contest with Mr. Biden and would instead reorient his campaign into an organization dedicated to battering Mr. Trump, should the former vice president emerge as the leader in the race.
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The rally is being fueled by investors pouring money into U.S. stocks and bonds amid expectations that the country will be less vulnerable to the economic fallout from the coronavirus, which already threatens to dent China's growth rate and push Japan and the eurozone into recession.
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Under the plan, it has been pouring money into planting pint-sized locations in major metros like New York and around college campuses like the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and refreshing its larger-format shops with new lighting, fresh flooring and a redesigned grocery space.
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"Everyone involved in a lawsuit – from the company being sued, the people who signed up for the lawsuit to the judges – needs to know if a funder is pouring money into a lawsuit, and how much control the funder has over the litigation," said Harold Kim, the institute's president.
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Given how close the vote now is both tech giants have been accused of acting too late to prevent foreign interests from using their platforms to exploit a loophole in Irish law to get around a ban on foreign donations to political campaigns by pouring money into unregulated digital advertising instead.
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Facebook and startups like Elon Musk's Neuralink are pouring money into a new wave of neurotechnology with bold promises, like typing with your thoughts or, in Musk's words, merging with AI. All of these devices generate huge amounts of neural data, potentially one of the most sensitive forms of personal information.
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While they continue pouring money into venture firms, those same firms — some of which hold stakes in more than a dozen so-called unicorns — are also under pressure to act quickly given the eye-catching paper returns LPs have been shown in recent years — and the real returns on which they've been waiting.
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"Investors have been pouring money into European and emerging markets ETFs as they were worried about stretched valuations of US stocks ... even though the second-longest bull market in history showed no signs of slowing down and market volatility remained muted," said Neena Mishra, director of ETF research at Zacks Investment Research.
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It was still the kind of performance that investors have come to expect from Mr. Bezos and Amazon: a 230 percent increase in sales and example after example of how the company is pouring money into original video programming, warehouses and shaping the future with new technology and products like its Echo family of gadgets.
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Here are four of their arguments for pouring money into the issue: * It promises almost a 20-fold return on investment: Eradication could save 11 million lives and unlock $2 trillion in economic benefits by 2040 from a healthy, more productive workforce and health systems that are less burdened by the disease, Gates and the United Nations say.
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In a September report, the Rocky Mountain Institute, a nonprofit environmental research organization, said the utility industry was set to spend $70 billion on development of natural-gas power plants through the mid-2020s, while pouring money into electricity production from clean energy would save $29 billion and reduce carbon emissions by 413 million tons a year.
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He should keep pouring money into jobs and into the pockets of people who will spend until the unemployment rate begins going down and wages begin going up.... And, whatever he does to try to mend the economy, Obama should never stop loudly trumpeting his efforts—so that he is able to reap the credit when improvements occur.
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Although the luxury goods conglomerate Compagnie Financière Richemont took a majority stake in Mr. Alaïa's business in 2007, pouring money into new retail space and acquisition of a corporate headquarters near the Avenue Montaigne, the nerve center of his operation remains a house in the Marais where he lives in cosseted monasticism, surrounded by friends and assistants, three dogs and eight cats.
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Investors expressed such excitement about someday pouring money into projects on the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said, "it's going to be like a hot I.P.O." But if the goal of the two-day conference was to persuade Palestinians to give the Trump administration's approach to solving the conflict the benefit of the doubt, there were few signs of that.
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Despite sanguine news reports on President Trump's foreign policies, which now seem to have taken a more conventional tone, investors still need to remain agile should the situation change, noted Brian Belski, BMO Capital Markets' chief investment strategist, who like Samana appeared on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" Monday, Investors are pouring money into passive investing vehicles such as exchange-traded funds, with Vanguard leading the ETF top 10 pack, globally.
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In recent years, as developers have begun pouring money into the South Bronx and the city has advanced redevelopment plans, Diego Beekman has been putting together its own plan for what residents would like to see built on the site of the proposed jail and other locations, including more than 700 homes for low- and moderate-income families, a supermarket, manufacturing facilities and the revitalization of St. Mary's Park.
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Investors are pouring money into Latin America's logistics and shipping businesses "Even though over 90% of the world's trade is carried by sea, the most cost-effective way to move goods en masse, there has yet to be a solution that's able to connect suppliers, customs brokers, carriers and transportation companies to provide an efficient and reliable service," said Maximiliano Casal, founder and chief executive of Nowports, in a statement.
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"VCs are driving this thing right now, they're pouring money into it," Wall Street Journal reporter Paul Vigna says in Banking On Bitcoin—and looking at Science, the Winklevoss Twins, or controversial software engineer John McAfee (who was scheduled to speak at the Summit but did not attend)—it does seem the techy idealists are being slowly pushed out by capitalists smelling an opportunity, if regulations don't stifle the market first.
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Roma is also the first Best Picture contender for Netflix, which has been pouring money into its campaign for the film — but given the platform's reputation as an outsider that's trying to "disrupt" the film industry, that fact could work against its chances with some members of the Academy who would see a Netflix win as less of an achievement and more of a harbinger of the death of cinema.
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Investigations in 2015 by two news organizations, Inside Climate News and the Los Angeles Times, showed that even though Exxon's scientists (along with most mainstream scientists) long ago understood the link between global warming and the burning of fossil fuels, Exxon's top management, beginning in the late 1990s, began pouring money into dozens of right-leaning interest groups whose main purpose was to cast doubt on that very science.
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The spending is different from most outside group involvement in the 73 midterm elections: While Democrats have been pouring money into competitive House races as a way to deliver a powerful message to Trump in November, group operatives tell CNN their messaging will focus primarily on hyper-local environmental issues that have been exacerbated by the President as a way to show environmental messaging still resonates with a host of voters, including suburbanites, Republican-leaning women and older Latino voters.
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One of the most surprising tweets, though, came when he claimed he was $53 million in debt because of his fashion line: I write this to you my brothers while still 53 million dollars in personal debt... Please pray we overcome... This is my true heart... And then he asked Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg for $1 billion: Mark Zuckerberg invest 1 billion dollars into Kanye West ideas West is worth an approximate $145 million and is married to a woman who's worth around $58 million, according to InStyle — one assumes he could easily pay off a $53 million debt (which is allegedly from pouring money into his fashion line).
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Amazon is shutting down a controversial advertising program that lets brands slip samples into delivery boxesSpotify lays off about 30 in ad sales after missing internal revenue goalsMobile ad company Kargo is trying to prepare for privacy laws with its first chief revenue officer and a new ad formatDirect-to-consumer brands&apos average sales revenue is expected to soar 85% by 2020, spelling more doom for legacy brands struggling to catch upAn ad-industry-salary spreadsheet is going viral, and its entries range from an assistant account exec making $40,000 to a chief strategy officer earning $500,000The biggest direct-to-consumer spender, SmileDirectClub, explains why it keeps pouring money into its own ad agencyHow advertisers can overcome the obstacles to ads on smart speakers and capitalize on their rise
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