But there is a difference between earning a profit by providing a useful service to your customers and earning a profit by duping your customers.
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"Some MPs tried to profit by his absence," Biondo says.
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Republicans profoundly miss McCain, and would profit by understanding why.
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While a strong dollar reduced IBM's profit by $300 million in the fourth quarter and is expected to lower 2016 pre-tax profit by $1.3 billion, weakness in its software division remains a key concern.
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The weak pound boosted first-half profit by 7 million pounds.
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A 25% levy, meanwhile, would slash Constellation Brands' profit by 19%.
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UPD, the group's pharmaceutical distributor, increased operating profit by 27.2 percent.
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N unit's profit by about $2.25 million, and his own pay.
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Mr. Glickman expects the company to turn a profit by 2018.
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Meanwhile, another competitor, WorldRemit, expects to turn a profit by 2019.
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You'll never put a dent in Amazon's profit by canceling Prime.
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The fact they profit by setting us as spies against each other.
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Investors who "short" stocks profit by betting that their prices will fall.
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Schroeter expects currency volatility to lower 2016 pretax profit by $1.3 billion.
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Mueller said the airline still aimed to return to profit by 2018.
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That growth helped lift Apple's profit by 210 percent to $211.2 billion.
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In May, Duperreault said he expected an underwriting profit by year-end.
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Representatives from states that profit by foreign trade -- Texas, New York, California, etc.
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Strauss said in November the recall would hurt operating profit by $5 million.
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Charges related to the program have reduced profit by $1.9 billion after tax.
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The firm already reckons the product might add $1bn in profit by 2020.
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DEUTSCHE BANK CEO SAYS SEES 6 BILLION EUROS IN PRETAX PROFIT BY 2022
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Strauss said in November the recall would reduce operating profit by $5 million.
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Plain even turned his collection into profit by selling the items on eBay.
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College students are finding it's harder to turn a profit by mining cryptocurrencies.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi previously said Uber aimed to make an operating profit by 2021.
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MGM is on a cost-cutting initiative to boost profit by $300 million annually.
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Prison commissaries have always turned a small profit by selling paper, envelopes, and stamps.
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The airline's new management plans to cut capacity and return to profit by 2020.
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Last year the group's revenue grew by 22014% and its operating profit by 15%.
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But Disney has said it expects Hulu to start turning a profit by 2023.
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That would reduce operating profit by 4 million to 5 million pounds, it said.
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They're trying to maximize their profit by using government, and we're letting them do it.
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Our goal was to make a profit by following a model of statistics-based gambling.
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They then charge fees for accessing quotes and make a profit by pocketing the difference.
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That household strength lifted Bank of America's consumer banking profit by 13% during the quarter.
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The airline makes a profit by selling miles to the bank at a high price.
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"We banked some profit by reducing our stake – at least for now," the commentary says.
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It plans to gradually increase the payout to 50 percent of net profit by 2020.
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The difference isn't just aesthetic — descriptive logos translate into net profit by bonding with consumers.
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The generals appear eager to make a profit by permanently eliminating the Rohingya from Burma.
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Services businesses, comprising the Services, Freight and Financial Services divisions, grew trading profit by 6.5%.
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Exxon said weak prices slashed its drilling profit by $1.5 billion during the third quarter.
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Instead, they make profit by earning a rate of return on investments in grid infrastructure.
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Or, to sum up: Peeple's plan is to profit by selling access to everyone's negative reviews.
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If the dumb money keeps shooting for the corners, you profit by going down the middle.
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"Gun manufacturers make billions in profit by knowingly selling deadly products," Warren said in her proposal.
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Goldman Sachs expects the plan to boost profit by up to 10 percent within two years.
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You gave ad $ to tabloids that profit by making you angry about things that don't matter.
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His father was training him to make a profit by buying and selling bridles, Perot said.
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Some of these companies add value, but many more profit by leveraging the technology of others.
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In September 2015, Toshiba admitted to having overstated profit by roughly $1.3 billion over seven years.
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Sales in North America eased slightly, but less discounting lifted regional operating profit by 12.6 percent.
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Unless or until regulators grasp the nettle of online business models that profit by maximizing engagement.
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After he concluded he could only profit by misleading others he cut ties to the company.
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The company has said it expected to turn a profit by the end of the year.
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The difference is staggering: Amazon grew its gross profit by $7 billion during the first quarter.
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Analysts have said the new unit could boost core profit by 1 billion crowns a year.
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The move will hurt its March and April profit by between $180 million and $200 million.
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In that column, Mr. Lahart said explicitly that investors might profit by following the researchers' methods.
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Spending another $100 million a year would have reduced its 2019 profit by only about 2%.
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The bottom line was juiced by the corporate tax cut, which lifted profit by $246 million.
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That rankled fellow Democrats, who accused Warren of trying to profit by making them look bad.
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Some departments try to turn a profit by ticketing, which tends to exploit racially biased policing practices.
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Each 1 yen move in the dollar/yen rate affects its operating profit by 40 billion yen.
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Lundbeck's share price more than tripled under Schultz, who returned the company to profit by cutting costs.
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James Altucher believes investors can profit by following what the smartest managers like Warren Buffett are buying.
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Its other invested companies grew their pre-tax profit by a decent if not fantastic 5 percent.
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Harvey, which hit the U.S. Gulf Coast region in August, zapped quarterly profit by about $70 million.
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Startups like Unison and Loftium are looking to profit by investing money upfront with real estate shoppers.
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In total these expenses are expected to reduce 2018 net profit by 464 million shekels, Bezeq said.
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The actions inflated Monsanto's reported profit by $31 million over the two years, according to regulatory filings.
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The pressure to sacrifice profit by cutting prices, including any savings derived from buying Booker, will intensify.
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The SEC said Oujaddou and Millul then made about $300,000 of illegal profit by trading Valspar securities.
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Most recently, it said it expects to turn a form of profit by the end of 2020.
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He allows for profit, but not certain kinds of profit, or profit by certain kinds of actors.
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Michael Kors – Kors shares could benefit from a nearly tripling of reported profit by shoemaker Jimmy Choo.
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Itaú expects operations outside Brazil to contribute 20 percent of annual profit by the end of the decade.
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The company expects currency moves to eat into this year's operating profit by a whopping 1.12 trillion yen.
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But smallish players could still turn a profit by signing up to be subcontractors to bigger, prime contractors.
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The way to change that culture is to prosecute and punish officials who encourage and profit by it.
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The hospital, run as a non-profit by the Seventh-Day Adventist church, feels like a resort hotel.
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Each 1 yen move in the exchange rate affects Toyota's operating profit by 40 billion yen, Reuters reported.
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The company hopes to profit by selling products that enhance the time people spend together in the app.
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This year, he and his business partner Todor Karlikov made $753,000 in profit by selling T-shirts online.
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The grounding reduced the second quarter profit by around 231 million Norwegian crowns ($218 million), the airline said.
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The deal is expected to immediately add to Global Payments' adjusted profit by mid-single digits in 2020.
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The company, backed by the billionaire's vast fortune, has said it expects to turn a profit by 2018.
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The grounding reduced the second quarter profit by around 183 million Norwegian crowns ($218 million), the airline said.
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On an adjusted basis, it grew profit by 43 percent to $926 million, or $1.18 per diluted share.
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As a result, Dandong draws companies interested in making a profit by selling to North Korea, he said.
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One positive sign: It finally expects to turn a profit by the fourth quarter — that's bottom line profit.
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The CAB helped support businesses that were "doing right" while guarding against those that profit by exploiting consumers.
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Amazon built its empire on horrifying conditions at its warehouses, accumulating profit by navigating loopholes of tax avoidance.
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Scrubbing that up to more acceptable levels may require boosting the target's operating profit by almost 60 percent.
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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has told WeWork executives he wants the company to turn a profit by 2021.
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Each of these markets is a critical component to landowners' ability to make a profit by growing trees.
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The continuing disputes have weighed on Qualcomm's results, cutting its profit by 89 percent in the fourth quarter.
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It would allow Blackstone to turn a profit by gradually selling its Alight stake in the stock market.
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In a cruel twist, the regime sought to extract profit by doing some business with the besieged populace.
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That anyone would be housed in a prison kept for profit by an entrepreneurial concern is an evil.
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If a regulator restricts a utility's rate of profit by too much, grid modernization can become prohibitively expensive.
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It also missed Wall Street forecasts for quarterly profit by a wide margin on Monday as expenses rose.
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Manulife said in December the U.S. tax changes would boost profit by C$250 million a year from 2018.
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Home Depot's $3.48 billion profit, by comparison, fell by 0.8% from last year, according to data compiled by FactSet.
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The opportunity to profit by filling South Korea's shortfall with U.S. eggs has sent brokers and traders into overdrive.
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They acquire policies until their expiry and aim to turn a profit by measures such as cutting administrative costs.
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Credit Suisse analysts see each 1 percent yen rise pulling down operating profit by an average of 13 percent.
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Until now, such tax relief was only available to firms that reported a profit by the end of 2017.
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UBS's wealth management business boosted pretax profit by 16 percent in the third quarter as net new money increased.
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That means letting them profit by selling their houses, a right that urban residents have enjoyed since the 1990s.
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TJX said it expects the rising transportation and wage costs to cut next year's profit by about 4 percent.
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At their core, banks generate profit by lending money at a higher interest rate than at which they borrow.
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That matched a forecast average of HK$38.2 billion profit by 10 analysts, according to estimates compiled by Refinitiv.
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Since cannabis is still illegal under federal law, any profit by companies in the marijuana sector is considered illegal.
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Rosneft would also make a profit by receiving an intermediation fee, the source and an internal PDVSA document said.
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Egbert is forecasting the company will double its user base and paying subscribers, and see a profit by 2021.
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The shareholders allege that Nyrstar's board did not pursue profit by acting against its legal duties and committed fraud.
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The weak forecast clouded yet another quarterly beat on revenue and profit by Santa Clara, California-based Applied Materials.
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It is common for well-connected Saudi princes to profit by providing entry to the kingdom for international companies.
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Banks make profit by borrowing short-term at low interest rates and loaning money long-term at high interest rates.
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Commonly known as body brokers, these businesses often profit by targeting people too poor to afford a burial or cremation.
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Companies like Tyson Foods can make a higher profit by cutting up and skinning heavier chickens and selling their parts.
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That could be spurring JGB buying from market players hoping to profit by reselling bonds to the central bank later.
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The settlement means Wells Fargo has to reduce 2015 profit by $134 million to account for the extra legal expense.
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Prosecutors have said Litvak's fraud boosted profit by about $2.25 million at Jefferies, a unit of Leucadia National Corp LUK.
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A second D.C. hotel would give Trump even more opportunity to personally profit by doing business in the nation's capital.
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GM Chief Financial Officer Chuck Stevens said the production drop had reduced pre-tax profit by up to $21.75 million.
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The group's healthcare division boosted revenue by 6 percent in the second quarter and operating profit by twice that rate.
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Kingfisher is half-way through a five-year transformation plan to boost annual profit by 500 million pounds from 2021.
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Trump brushed off suggestions that he would personally profit by steering the annual event to his own property (The Hill).
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That compared with an average forecast of 2.47 billion yuan profit by 24 analysts, according to estimates compiled by Refinitiv.
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Monte dei Paschi said it hoped to exceed €1.1 billion a year in profit by 2019 under its reorganization plan.
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Great Wall also lowered its target for net profit by around 13.8% to 4.05 billion yuan from 4.7 billion yuan.
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The book's final chapter, "Profit by Doing Nothing: Passive Income Strategies," suggests that readers get into payday lending — as lenders.
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Again, it's the laggards, the cheats, the ones leveraging political influence to make a little extra profit by playing dirty.
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These companies generate more credits than needed for compliance, allowing them to profit by selling extra credits when prices rise.
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"This [pool] formula enables these select publications to profit by publishing these images on their websites/front pages," they wrote.
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Voters would profit by remembering another greatest hits moment from the Trump campaign with a debate between Trump and Sen.
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Portier isn't the only one in the IARC's revolving door of activist groups and those who profit by disparaging chemicals.
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Rising volatility produces market inefficiencies - assets are mispriced amid the chaos and traders profit by exploiting the discrepancy in prices.
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Its domestic business increased annual profit by 22014 percent to 2465 billion riyals, which is close to the group total.
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Add in additional revenue from ancillary hardware, and analysts think the company can boost operating profit by 13 percent this year.
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Deutsche Boerse said its previous guidance had been for an increase of adjusted net profit by more than 10 per cent.
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Now with those sanctions greatly reduced, Russia is simply continuing to profit by continuing to make those deals above the table.
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These "reviewers" can then make an additional profit by returning it to Amazon or selling the item on eBay or elsewhere.
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Monteyne estimated that cost savings from the changes will boost Morrisons' profit by "mid to high single-digit" millions of pounds.
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The move could also help Messenger turn a profit by making it a more attractive place for businesses to buy ads.
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The improvement in 21549 was driven by SWL successfully entering the bulk annuity market, where transactions lifted underlying profit by GBP20153m.
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Block also defended his decision to not approach St. Jude with the findings and instead potentially profit by shorting the stock.
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Not only do the Clintons not profit from transparency, they profit by litigating every syllable of every allegation leveled against them.
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T) and could initially cost Toyota up to 90,000 vehicles and 30 billion yen ($275 million) in profit, by some estimates.
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It said foreign exchange rates would reduce full-year sales by 70 million pounds, and operating profit by 10 million pounds.
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He said the misconduct would likely reduce its recurring profit by 10 billion yen in the full 2017/18 financial year.
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In May, analysts at Investec downgraded their forecast for IWG's 2018 adjusted operating profit by 10 percent to 178.4 million pounds.
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"Afghan businessmen have achieved more than $10 million in profit by exporting their products through air corridors since 2017," he said.
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The fund was meant to turn a profit by selling building rights, but has only sold 9 percent of its stock.
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Embraer, however, does not see itself posting a profit by the end of the year, the company said, reaffirming previous guidance.
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The merger is expected to boost operating profit by up to 22014 million euros in the medium term, the companies said.
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The weakening of the sterling following the European Union referendum boosted its operating profit by 29 million pounds, the company said.
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Delivery partners, meanwhile, could earn as much as $300,000 in annual profit by growing their fleet to 40 vehicles, Amazon claims.
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Short-sellers aim to profit by selling borrowed shares in the hope of buying them back later at a lower price.
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The initial run of that card sapped quarterly profit by as much as $300 million, the bank said in December 2016.
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They all enjoyed, and are still enjoying, billions in profit by the creation of the largest prison nation on the planet.
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Nissan Motor Co said earlier it expects a rise in commodity prices to weigh on operating profit by 90.0 billion yen.
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In the first quarter of the year, JPMorgan made $8.7 billion — the largest one-quarter profit by an American bank ever.
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Short-sellers aim to profit by selling borrowed shares with the hope of buying them back later at a lower price.
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The group is in the second year of a plan to boost annual profit by 26.0 million pounds ($21 million) from 20.7545.
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But the odds say that sick people stay sick or get sicker, and insurance companies don't make a profit by paying out.
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Improved margins in sweeteners and starches and ethanol helped lift ADM's corn processing segment profit by 37 percent in the second quarter.
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Johnson & Johnson on Wednesday lowered its previously reported third-quarter profit by $3 billion to account for a proposed opioid settlement payment.
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The company cut its guidance for operating profit by about 12% to 7.5 billion reais, the company said in a separate filing.
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It is expected to boost KFH's consolidated profit by more than 90 percent from the level in 2018, KFH said last month.
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But he had to drop the appeal and can never profit — by selling his story, for example — from his prosecution and conviction.
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This along with a planned one-time $1000 bonus payment for employees, lowered fourth-quarter profit by about 17 cents per share.
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The incoming CEO thus beat, a year early, his own target of earning more than 500 million in operating profit by 2016.
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Airlines stand to profit by shipping vulnerable living beings; they can't be trusted to put animals' welfare above their own vested interests.
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While cities are fiercely competing to steal companies from London, others are hoping to profit by helping companies sort through their options.
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Automakers and technology companies, meanwhile, hope to profit by offering smooth parking guidance for motorists using smartphone apps or automated parking technology.
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Mr. Furie will continue to enforce his copyrights, particularly against anyone trying to profit by associating Pepe with hateful images or ideas.
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Such medications play right into the hands of pharmaceutical companies who aim to profit by treating a problem that they helped create.
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Instead, they allowed Northern and Southern employers to extract profit by any means necessary, imposing peonage and sharecropping on landless former slaves.
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But she and her wife found a home that was being sold — at a tidy profit — by its owner of 15 years.
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DAVID SIROTA, NEW YORK The writer is co-author of "The Enthusiastic Employee: How Companies Profit by Giving Workers What They Want."
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Kellogg launched the "Project K" restructuring program four years ago in a push to drive profit by cutting jobs and optimizing production.
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But it's appropriate to feel special loathing for executives at pharma companies whose corporate strategy was to profit by getting people hooked.
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"It's a chance to increase our operating profit by a double-digit million-euro amount," he said, declining to be more specific.
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Executives said it was the 9423th straight quarter the company posted positive operating leverage, or increased profit by turning levers including costs.
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Sales of diet soda and higher prices helped the company top earnings and revenue projections for the quarter, boosting profit by 30 percent.
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A mystery investor who purchased the five-bedroom Tudor earlier this month is now hoping to make a profit by flipping the home.
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However, The Bouqs says it can make a bigger profit by skipping the florist and going straight to the farmer for its flowers.
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The lender still aims to increase its full-year pre-tax profit by more than 5 percent and confirmed its medium-term targets.
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JPMorgan made $8.7 billion in the first quarter of the year — it was the largest one-quarter profit by any American bank ever.
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Exxon said weaker margins from its chemical business is expected to impact the company's second-quarter profit by $100 million to $300 million.
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If Lambda can turn a profit by offering people a stab at a decent job, that would be a fine lesson in capitalism.
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So even though "Fearless Girl" might lose the legal battle, she could win the war and profit by partnering up with the bull.
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Automakers are constantly seeking to reduce cost and complexity—and increase profit—by joining forces with the folks whose strengths match their weaknesses.
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Short-sellers aim to make a profit by selling borrowed shares on the hope of buying them back later at a lower price.
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The No. 1 company on the 2017 CNBC Disruptor 50 list has reportedly said it can reach $3 billion in profit by 2020.
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Glaucus has conducted shortselling campaigns against firms globally by making reports uncovering financial fraud, and then making a profit by shorting the stock.
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Coty expects those disruptions to impact revenue by about $150 million and profit by about $2.033 million in the first half of 2019.
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"In this context of (low) interest rates we are not going to reach 2148 billion euros of profit by 1.143," Sevilla told reporters.
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Launched in 2011, CAA Brand Consulting has 250 employees and has grown annual revenue and profit by "double digits," a CAA spokeswoman said.
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Every year, transnational criminal organizations make billions in profit by extorting innocent families and taking advantage of endless loopholes in U.S. immigration law.
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Global banks vie to profit by buying and selling currencies in the $5 trillion-a-day market (£3.78 trillion), still the world's largest.
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Mondelez hopes that up to 10 percent of its global media investments will break even or make a profit by 2020, Henderson said.
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The lender said the deal would be immediately accretive, boosting group net revenues by 1 percent and net profit by around 2 percent.
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Still, AT&T and WarnerMedia are projecting HBO Max will turn a $1 billion profit by 2025 and will hit 50 million subscribers.
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Weaker margins from its chemical business is expected to impact the company's second-quarter profit by $100 million to $300 million, Exxon said.
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FCA has pledged to increase production of sport utility vehicles and invest in electric and hybrid cars to double operating profit by 2022.
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Services, its biggest business, grew trading profit by 15.4%, bolstered by a margin lift in management services group Noonan, acquisitions and leisure travel.
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Finance is another area where supposed deregulation can be a scheme for allowing a favored few to profit by pushing costs onto others.
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The two groups often feud online over "the Jewish Question," or whether Jews profit by secretly manipulating the government and the news media.
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Walmart makes its profit by exploiting poverty -- the poverty of its workers and the communities where Walmart stores are often the only option.
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In this world, sellers attempt to make a profit by offering vast quantities of easily customizable items to fill every consumer niche imaginable.
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Short sellers seek to profit by borrowing shares in hopes of buying them back at a lower price later and pocketing the difference.
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Taking a page from Donald Trump's playbook, a mystery investor is trying to turn a profit by flipping the president-elect's boyhood home.
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He has also accused McKinsey of improperly earning a $50 million profit by investing in Alpha's secured debt while serving as Alpha's adviser.
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Basically, the driving force behind drug testing is a hodgepodge of good old fashioned Reaganite moralizing and a search for profit by any means.
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) cut its previously reported third-quarter profit by $3 billion, to account for the proposed opioid settlement announced earlier this week.
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Samsung reduced its estimate of quarterly profit by a third, but the damage to its reputation may end up costing it a lot more.
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San Diego-based Qualcomm makes cellphone processors and modem chips, but generates most of its profit by licensing its technology to mobile phone makers.
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Were they to earn more, their employers would lose money; were they to earn less, other firms could profit by hiring away underpaid employees.
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These companies generate more credits than they need to comply with the law, allowing to profit by selling the credits when their prices rise.
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Short sellers profit by borrowing shares of a company to sell, then buying them back after the price has fallen and pocketing the difference.
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Westpac also has the prospect of a new tax on big Australian banks that it said could lower annual profit by A$260 million.
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San Diego-based Qualcomm makes cellphone processors and modem chips, but generates most of its profit by licensing its technology to mobile phone makers.
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They hit upon a commercial model of making profit by marketing content to advertisers as a way to reach potential consumers and sell receivers.
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A lot of his clients in downtown Madrid are investors who hope to make a profit by renting the finished products or selling them.
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And Mr. Musk is correct that Tesla has attracted a large number of short sellers — investors who profit by betting on a stock's decline.
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Warren and Sanders argue that private insurance companies profit by denying care to their customers, driving up health care costs for millions of Americans.
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Rising commercial fleet sales have lifted GM's net profit by $13 billion over the last five years, according to sources familiar with GM's financials.
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Pork prices have spiked as a result of the disease, and gangs can profit by getting around controls to smuggle meat across provincial boundaries.
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However, there are still valid concerns that the company is planning to profit by selling access to the hidden negative reviews left on its platform.
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Excluding the impairment charge related to its fixed-lined operations, which reduced profit by 72 million shekels, partner had net profit of 7 million shekels.
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The lender is now looking to return to profit by cutting staff and branches and selling off more than 28 billion euros of bad loans.
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Domino's said the adoption of a new accounting standard in the first quarter boosted profit by 21 cents per share in the latest reported quarter.
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The state-owned carrier is ranked the largest in Africa by revenue and profit by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the global industry body.
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Short-sellers aim to profit by selling borrowed shares in the hope of buying them back later at a lower price and pocketing the difference.
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Forces in America have long been criticised for "policing for profit" by overenthusiastically seizing assets alleged to be connected to crimes under civil-forfeiture rules.
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Johnson & Johnson – J&J cut its previously reported third-quarter profit by $3 billion, to account for the proposed opioid settlement announced earlier this week.
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Kyowa Hakko Kirin shares rose 1.9 percent, lifted by a Nikkei report that the drugmaker expects to more than double its operating profit by 2020.
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While Apple will probably always be a phone company, each incremental product that's able to operate at a profit by nature will expand Apple's value.
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Banks turn a profit by charging borrowers higher, longer-term interest rates compared with the lower, short-term interest rates they dole out to savers.
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Fibank said in a statement it would address the 133 million euros with its profit, by de-risking of its credit portfolio and other measures.
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SAA, which expects to make another large financial loss this year, hopes to turn a profit by 2021 via restructuring and cutting jobs and routes.
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AT&T hopes to turn a profit by leveraging those underutilized airwaves, even after spending $40 billion over the life of the 25-year contract.
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The group has just entered the fourth year of a five-year program to raise annual profit by 500 million pounds ($663 million) from 2021.
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PBMs like CVS' Caremark unit make a profit by using their scale to negotiate drug prices and by providing cost-management strategies to health plans.
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"In my view, corporations should not be allowed to make a profit by building more jails and keeping more Americans behind bars," Sanders recently said.
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Some of the students who received copies of the images tried to profit by selling the pictures and videos for $203-$20 apiece, Bahamonde said.
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CVS Health on Wednesday reported third-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street's estimates as its Aetna insurance business helped juice the company's profit by 246%.
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Google, Facebook, and Twitter know that their businesses profit by deeply understanding their users, and the type of content that captures each individual user's attention.
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"Marriott reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms," he said in a statement.
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You're concerned that the seller didn't engage in due diligence because she thought she stood to make a significant profit by receiving stock as payment.
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"The biggest problem here is not the pursuit of profit by capital, it's how you were able to grow so fat overnight," said the commentary.
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By the company's calculations, an owner could earn as much as $300,000 a year in profit by operating a fleet of up to 40 vehicles.
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Analysts at Peel Hunt said they were downgrading their forecast for Go-Ahead's full-year operating profit by 5% to 105 million pounds ($134 million).
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In the late 21.2s, the younger Mr. Ma took over the company and increased its revenue and net profit by 233 times in seven years.
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Sellers have also tried making a profit by tacking on exorbitant shipping costs, sometimes in the hundreds of dollars, also in violation of Amazon's rules.
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Buyout firms aimed to purchase those companies, fix what was holding them back, and profit by making them more valuable and selling them off again.
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Yoshida said Sony is also working to stabilize profit by expanding businesses that generate recurring revenue, citing as an example revenue from in-game purchases.
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At current rates, Diageo said weak sterling will lift full-year net sales by about 1.1 billion pounds and operating profit by 370 million pounds.
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A year ago, Henke estimated that in 2014, automakers collectively could have added $2 billion in operating profit by improving working relations with their suppliers.
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Pharmaceutical companies have the highest percentage of unrepatriated profit by industry group at roughly more than 15 percent, UBS said in a May 3 report.
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Exxon said weaker margins in its chemical business is expected to reduce second-quarter profit by $100 million to $300 million over the first quarter.
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"Opposing arguments are self-serving statements from those who profit by the way that trades are intermediated today," said IEX president and co-founder Ronan Ryan.
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The opposite, backwardation, attracts investors because it makes it easy for them to yield a profit by rolling from one contract to another month after month.
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"Gold, emeralds, rubies, and amethyst are all illegally mined by local militiamen and the Taliban who profit by hundreds of millions of afghanis monthly," he said.
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Ms Boden expects Starling to make a profit by the end of 2019 and to be serving ten countries by 2020, starting with Ireland this year.
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Seven West Media was the biggest loser, down 503 percent, after warning that its Olympics coverage would drag down annual profit by up to a fifth.
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"Marriott reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms," D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine said.
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Rather than profit by opening its own territory as an obvious passage between China and the West, India has instead pushed China to seek alternative routes.
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A year earlier, Corbat enjoyed a 48 percent raise for a total annual compensation of $23 million as the bank grew adjusted profit by 4 percent.
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Last month, ADM said flooding and severe winter weather in the U.S. Midwest would reduce its first-quarter operating profit by $50 million to $60 million.
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Jubilee Holdings grew its pre-tax profit by 13 percent in 2017 to 5.16 billion Kenyan shillings, but growth was slowed by a prolonged election season.
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Even with the recent global macro turmoil investors can still profit by buying long-term growth winners in software, according to a top Wall Street analyst.
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"As you can see in our press release Porsche increased revenue and operating profit by a quarter in 2015," company spokesperson Matthias Rauter tells The Verge.
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"Their motivation is in a backwards kind of way to maintain profit by trying to avoid more strict regulation or intervention by others," Dr. Warner said.
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But obviously, the larger goal here is to bring more of those potential advertising dollars in-house, so Twitch can profit by hosting its ads natively.
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The group added to losses on Friday after Samsung warned that weak memory chip demand could have reduced second-quarter profit by as much as 56%.
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Bringing the investment up to a shine would require increasing Mead Johnson's 2019 operating profit by almost 60 percent from a current estimate of $951 million.
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In the year through September, Zheshang Bank managed to increase net profit by 463 percent to 5.6 billion yuan ($862 million), according to its IPO prospectus.
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The division, the jewel in Siemens crown, increased profit by 54 percent during the quarter, helped by strong growth in revenues China and the United States.
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Some nurses will drop out of the labor market entirely, but the hospital still earns a greater profit by shrinking its operation and cutting wages dramatically.
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They warn that Google could profit by using personal details from their children's school email to build more powerful marketing profiles of them as young adults.
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This hold was one of his more successful sales, as he managed to hit a high five-figure profit by selling just 22 pairs of shoes.
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Tidjane Thiam, the bank's chief executive, looks on track to hit his target for the segment to deliver 2.1 billion Swiss francs of pretax profit by 2018.
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Coca-Cola's diet soda sales and higher prices helped the company beat Wall Street earnings and revenue projections during the third quarter, boosting profit by 25.1 percent.
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Philip Morris International, which spends nearly twice as much on research as BAT, reckons its new offering, iQOS, might add more than $1bn in profit by 2020.
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While Uber trying to flip a future profit by raising the price of rides would of course risk an exodus of users accustomed to cheap Uber trips.
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Kingfisher, which across Europe trails France's Groupe Adeo, is in the third of a five-year plan to boost annual profit by 500 million pounds from 2021.
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TOKYO, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Honda Motor Co raised its forecast for full-year operating profit by 6% as a weaker yen increased the value of overseas sales.
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Editorial Following the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, Senate Republicans apparently believe they can profit by creating a political crisis that the nation has never seen before.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, the Prosper Act's changes to student loans would pad the government's profit by another $40 billion over the next 10 years.
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However, the Waymo figures continue to ramp up very significantly through 2040, reaching $724 billion of revenue and $92 billion of operating profit by 2040, Jonas wrote.
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Investors seeking damages in the proposed class action said banks did this to preserve their 70 percent market share, and boost profit by making trading more costly.
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GE Money raised its net profit by 21 percent to 2229 billion Czech crowns ($210.6 million) in 23.71103, for a return on tangible equity of 223.7110 percent.
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The retailer said Hurricanes Harvey and Irma contributed 22.5-22 basis points to comparable sales growth, while hurting profit by 4.473 cents per share in the quarter.
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Oscar calculating its underwriting profit by subtracting medical costs from premium revenues and adding in reinsurance money for high-cost claims, according to company spokesman Khan Shoieb.
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Incumbents maximized profit by continuing along proprietary business processes and technology paths, because doctors and hospitals got paid by insurance companies for every single transaction of care.
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But the robustness of that world and Putin's ability to profit by playing international spoiler seem likely to lessen should the future unfold as many technologists project.
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It raised questions about the possibility that Mr. Broidy might have sought to profit by selling his influence with the Trump administration to the United Arab Emirates.
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They also cite internal memos, obtained from Ms. Meng, that prosecutors said link her to an elaborate bank fraud that helped Huawei profit by evading Iran sanctions.
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According to multiple reports, both CBS and NBC bid less than they had paid previously, underscoring the difficulty in finding profit by showing football on Thursday nights.
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His strategy After he made a $20,000 profit by connecting a local homebuilder with a few acres of vacant land, Pott knew he had found his niche.
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By comparison, a 893 percent raise at Walmart would have cut annual pretax profit by 28 percent, and a 20 percent raise is a 56 percent hit.
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He views Walmart's entrance into the beef industry as a small-scale test to asses whether it can grow profit by pushing deeper into the supply chain.
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In September 2014, Tesco announced that it had overstated its expected first-half profit by £263 million and that it had suspended several executives for accounting irregularities.
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General Mills said it was cutting costs further, which would push up its adjusted profit by 6 percent to 8 percent in the year ending May 2017.
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Renault pledged to maintain its group operating margin above 6 percent in 2018 despite worsening currency effects that reduced its full-year profit by 300 million euros.
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Last month, Japan's biggest seller of city gas unveiled a long-term vision that targets a rise of 20303% in operating profit by 2030 through overseas expansion.
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The businesses moving up the rankings bought soured mortgages and are looking to profit by restructuring those loans and getting delinquent borrowers to start making payments again.
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Amtrak, in its quest to turn a profit by the next fiscal year, has set its sights on similar corridors where it can run a frequent service.
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The company said it would invest about 50 million pounds over the next three years to deliver 8 million pounds of annualised additional underlying operating profit by 2021.
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Aviva said the change reduced its 2016 pre-tax operating profit by GBP475 million and Admiral said its pre-tax profit was hit by more than GBP100 million.
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Lower expenses and a significantly smaller tax rate also helped Regeneron smash analysts' estimates for adjusted profit by a dollar, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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DuPont said it now expected a strong dollar to hurt full-year profit by about 15 cents per share, less than the 20 cents it had estimated earlier.
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"We do expect to deliver an underwriting profit by the end of this year," said AIG Chief Executive Officer Brian Duperreault in a call with analysts on Thursday.
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Marriott reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms, said District of Columbia Attorney General Karl Racine.
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Were they paid less, rival employers could profit by luring them away with higher pay, and wages would be bid up until they came into line with productivity.
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The airline said in a financial plan presented to the committee it was not generating enough cash but would turn a profit by 2019 on an EBITDA basis.
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The case "even threatens to further complicate the issue by giving certain parties in the disputes the false impression they could profit by deliberately creating chaos", Xinhua added.
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It had in February forecast it would grow 2016 profit by more than 900 million euros ($998 million), equivalent to a 40 percent rise on last year's result.
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So if you are a card issuer in that environment, would you willingly lower your profit by lowering interest rates, effectively telling your shareholders to take a hike?
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Aptiv Plc said last month the strike knocked off $70 million from the company's quarterly revenue and reduced profit by 10 cents per share in the third quarter.
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The company, which was founded in 2004 and taken public in 2013, has been targeting positive cash flow and an adjusted quarterly profit by the end of 2017.
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In January Laury announced a strategy to boost Kingfisher's annual profit by 500 million pounds from 2021 that will cost 800 million pounds over five years to deliver.
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Stokols said he aimed for a deal with a second U.S. wireless network soon and expects FreedomPop to make its first net profit by the end of 2016.
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"Marriott reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms," said District of Columbia Attorney General Karl Racine.
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However, its global forwarding and freight division still managed to grow revenues 0.9% and increase its operating profit by 17% to 124 million euros due to cost cuts.
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Higher peak-related costs, integration costs of its Dutch TNT Express unit, bad weather, and other factors sapped profit by about $170 million year-over-year, FedEx said.
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Goldman Sachs, for example, cut its forecast for Alphabet's profit by almost half to $4.60 a share from $8.64 a share to account for the one-time loss.
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The asset management business grew operating profit by 16.6 percent, while funds under its custody grew to 89.8 billion pounds from 75.7 billion pounds in March, Investec said.
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The write off is expected to impact current-quarter operating income by $7 million to $9 million and profit by $0.03 per share, Pepper Snapple said on Wednesday.
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You can use your technologies to help dislodge the fossil fuel era, or you can profit by amplifying its pollutive output—and putting us all at further risk.
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Com Group Plc * Expects to deliver strong full year results with revenues expected to grow by 12% to £316 million * Expects to grow adjusted operating profit* by c.
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Our current patent-based regime allows inventors to capture profit by using the power of the government to prevent competitors from duplicating their creations and undercutting their prices.
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Diageo said the weakening of the pound is estimated to favorably impact net sales for its fiscal year by approximately £1.4 billion and operating profit by approximately £460 million.
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The investigation also showed that prisons profit by selling convict labor to private companies for hefty fees, in violation of international conventions on forced labor that Myanmar has ratified.
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In March, ADM warned Wall Street that flooding and severe winter weather in the U.S. Midwest would reduce its first-quarter operating profit by $50 million to $60 million.
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Prosecutors had accused the former brokers of helping Tom Hayes, a former trader at UBS and Citigroup, and others profit by rigging the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.
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While the it managed to eke out a 30-cent-per-meal profit by March of 2016, operating losses for the year were still pegged at around $16 million.
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The ride-hailing company on Thursday reported a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss and said it will deliver a first-ever quarterly profit by the end of the year.
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This account, along with Rove's colorful description of Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech, which stampeded the Democratic Party convention, might well be read with profit by today's floundering aspirants.
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So while you may assume that the Nelsons' bread and butter lies in ColourPop and Kylie Cosmetics, Spatz also turns a profit by selling products to various big brands.
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Profit margins also shrank as Siemens sold less of its more profitable short-cycle products such as industrial controllers and drives, dragging down the company's net profit by 214.8%.
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The closely watched auto division increased profit by a third to 1.3 billion euros, lifting its operating margin to an all-time high of 6.8 percent from 5 percent.
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The group forecast an increase in operating profit by 25 percent on average per year over the next five years to reach 210 billion euros ($2000 billion) by 2141.
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Nomura said it would target $700 million in cuts to its wholesale division within two years in a bid to return its overseas business to profit by March 2017.
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At age 2529, he learned he could earn a profit by purchasing limited edition sneakers online, leveraging social media to find good deals and flipping them for a profit.
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P&G also posted a better-than-expected profit by cutting costs, sending its shares up 2.5 percent to $78.79 on Tuesday, outperforming the broader consumer staples index .SPLRCS.
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In an interview with Reuters, he voiced concern that private companies would profit by using a publicly-funded database while continuing to make some medication unaffordable to many patients.
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"The company is now being more cautious on FY deaths and expecting a 3% decline, which will reduce pretax profit by 3-4 million pounds," Peel Hunt analysts said.
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The company, which is vying to become a fourth mobile network operator in Germany, forecast 20.6 revenues to grow by 21.6 percent and EBITDA core profit by 20.6 percent.
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General Electric – GE will take a $4.2 billion first-quarter charge, following an earnings restatement that cuts 2016 and 2017 profit by a total of 30 cents per share.
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APTIV PLC The auto parts maker said the strike wiped off $70 million from the company's revenue and reduced profit by 10 cents per share in the third quarter.
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Profit margins also shrank as Siemens sold less of its more profitable short-cycle products such as industrial controllers and drives, dragging down the company's net profit by 19.53%.
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Zak's lawsuit was the latest to accuse companies of trying to boost profit by quietly amassing customer information, and then selling it or using it to solicit more business.
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Tyson has sought to increase profit by selling more value-added items such as pre-seasoned products and heat-and-serve meals, which command higher margins than basic meats.
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Like-for-like sales growth slowed to 7.2 percent from 9 percent, although the company managed to increase its net profit by 19 percent, its results showed on Monday.
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Scott Underwood, the ex-drummer for Train, is looking to score $3 million in profit by flipping his Nashville home ... and judging from the pics, he has a shot.
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But even if you factor in those additional costs, stations — which set their own prices — could still eke out a profit by selling their gasoline for $1 to $2.
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Spirax-Sarco estimates the coronavirus to hit its 2020 profit by 4% and sales by 2%, with nearly all the impact expected in the first half of the year.
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UBS estimates that a 10 percent drop in the dollar's value against the Swiss franc would depress its pretax profit by 600 million Swiss francs relative to average forecasts.
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Kingfisher, which across Europe trails France's Groupe Adeo, has just finished the second year of a five-year plan to boost annual profit by 500 million pounds from 2021.
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"We will continue to crack down on those who profit by turning permanent housing into de facto hotel rooms," said Melissa Grace, a spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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I wish we were free to assume that our doctors get paid a salary to look after our best interests, not to profit by generating billable tests and procedures.
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Nomura said it had cut its forecast for Samsung's third-quarter mobile operating profit by 900 billion won to 3.1 trillion won in the wake of the Note 7 recall.
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The deal, which is expected to be completed by year end, will add to Thermo Fisher's adjusted profit by 30 cents a share in the first full year after close.
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FCA said in June it would ramp up production of SUVs and invest billion of euros in electric and hybrid cars in a bid to double operating profit by 2022.
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Ryanair cut its forecast for full-year profit by 12 percent on Monday and warned that worse may follow if recent strikes across Europe continue to hit traffic and bookings.
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"Marriott reaped hundreds of millions of dollars in profit by deceiving consumers about the true price of its hotel rooms," D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine said in a news release.
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The group, which across Europe trails France's Groupe Adeo, is in the third year of five-year programme to raise annual profit by 218 million pounds ($25 million) from 22.5.
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Last year she detailed a strategy to boost Kingfisher's annual profit by 500 million pounds ($13 million) from 2021 that will cost 800 million pounds over five years to deliver.
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ATHENS, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Greece's biggest telecoms operator OTE grew second-quarter core profit by 1.6 percent, the group said on Thursday, helped by a recovery in its home market.
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The closely watched core automotive division increased profit by one third to 1.3 billion euros, lifting its operating margin to an all-time high of 6.8 percent from 5 percent.
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The company said its revised forecast does not include expenses for the early retirement of 337 workers, which in December it said would reduce net profit by 464 million shekels. .
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After buying into Alitalia in 2014, Etihad pledged to return it to profit by 2017 by reducing costs, turning Rome into an intercontinental hub and expanding lucrative long-haul operations.
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A recent Royal Commission report argues that South Australia could profit by storing high-level waste from nuclear reactors overseas, buried deep underground at a location still to be chosen.
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Defense lawyers had asked O'Neill to permit Jackson to testify that Constand, a former co-worker, once told her she could profit by accusing a famous person of sexual assault.
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The company has tried to increase profit by selling more value-added items such as pre-seasoned products and heat-and-serve meals, which command higher margins than basic meats.
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Looking ahead, Nevada, Massachusetts and California have the opportunity to fight back against an industry willing to trade public health for personal profit by demanding a stronger standard for regulation.
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Last year, prosecutors said that David Sweat, an inmate who escaped from a state prison, would not be able to profit by selling his story of the manhunt that followed.
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It's also true that some limited amount of federal land in California is already leased out for profit by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and U.S. Forest Service (USFS).
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UBS estimates that a 10 percent drop in the dollar's value against the Swiss franc would depress its pre-tax profit by 600 million Swiss francs relative to average forecasts.
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Qantas, the flagship carrier of Australia, reported the coronavirus could reduce its profit by up to 150 million Australian dollars ($1.143 million) in the second half of its fiscal year.
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Natural disasters impacted the company's results by an estimated 176.4 million euros ($208.40 million), reducing its net profit by 13 percent to 444.6 million euros for the first nine months.
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The company expects the virus to negatively impact its profit by 25 cents per share in first quarter of 2020, Norwegian CFO Mark Kempa said on the company's earnings call.
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For instance, the Senate bill originally included language that would have taxed stock options when they are exercised rather than when the owner realizes a profit by selling the stock.
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Moreover, because they are not in-network, these doctors often plan to maximize their profit by balance billing, threatening and/or suing out-of-network patients to recover excessive charges.
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After buying into Alitalia in 2014, Etihad pledged to return it to profit by 2017 by slashing costs, turning Rome into an intercontinental hub and growing lucrative long-haul routes.
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L) has warned the stake limit would lead to the closure of up to a 1,53 shops and cut its 2019 core profit by about 135 million pounds ($170 million).
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Alphabet, which is scheduled to report financial results on Monday, said it would set aside money to pay the fine which would cut its second-quarter profit by about $5 billion.
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But when that tattoo is on the body of a celebrity, and the design gets copied, re-created and sold for profit by third parties, the ownership issue becomes much thornier.
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In addition to hefty gains from its stock portfolio, a clawback of bad loan provisions lifted Mizuho's net profit by 8.6 percent to 159 billion yen in the October-December period.
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Meanwhile, FedEx Ground is working to wring out more residential profit by shifting the delivery of nearly 2 million SmartPost packages from U.S. Postal Service mail carriers to its own drivers.
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Uber plans to turn a profit by the end of 2020, sooner than previously expected, the company said Thursday, sending its stock price soaring as much as 10% in late trading.
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Machin denied involvement in the scheme to boost Target's first-half profit by seeking extra rebates from some 30 suppliers in return for promises of price rises in the second half.
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It used global yearly profit data from Mercedes' 2200 annual report and divided that by time periods — for example, it divided total 23 profit by 3953 to get a daily average.
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Rival GVC Holdings has warned the restrictions would lead to the closure of up to a 153,000 shops and cut its 2019 core profit by about 135 million pounds ($170 million).
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Many of the biggest are now being run and hosted, at a major profit, by event companies like ReedPOP (which produces New York Comic Con), games developers, and major Hollywood studios.
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Macquarie said rising performance fees from its infrastructure funds in Europe helped lift net profit by nearly a fifth to A$1.25 billion ($13 million) in the six months to Sept.
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That could be a boon: a 10 percent rise in the greenback's value against the Swissie could lift Baer's annual underlying pre-tax profit by 16 percent, Deutsche Bank analysts estimate.
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Its shares fell 8.8 percent to 678.5 pence by 1005 GMT trade, as Numis analysts trimmed their already cautious forecast for full-year profit by 3 percent to 250 million pounds.
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The group also maintains its targets beyond 2016 and forecasts an increase in operating profit by an average of more than 8 percent annually during the period from 2013 to 2020.
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These include the S&P 500, S&P 500 Energy and MSCI World Energy – Daily indices in year-over-year gross profit by 16.52 percent, 37.93 percent and 1.41 percent, respectively.
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The major production companies, Keshet and Reshet, which create programs for the biggest broadcast channel, Channel 2, struggle to break even; they hope to tumble into profit by selling properties abroad.
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A week earlier, an independent Hong Kong research house said the company may have inflated pre-tax profit by 50% in the previous two years, prompting Treasury to complain to regulators.
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Then, if people use that data to pick lower-cost or higher-quality doctors, Voro will profit by taking a cut of the money that saves for the insurer or employer.
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Ahead of the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition & Forestry Committee markup on Thursday, groups like Food & Water Watch are pushing lawmakers to oppose legislation they say lets big food profit by misleading consumers.
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Strong sales of a revamped Peugeot 22016 compact SUV and Citroen C21 mini improved PSA's product mix, lifting operating profit by 20.8205 million euros and revenue by 4.5 percent, excluding Opel.
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Italy's biggest insurer said it aimed to boost group net profit by 150 million euros ($163 million) by the end of 2020 and expand assets under management to 500 billion euros.
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In Marchionne's June plan, FCA pledged to boost production of sport utility vehicles and invest in electric and hybrid cars as part of a plan to double operating profit by 2022.
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Those last units often represent a developer's profit — by the time a building is nearing full occupancy, the developer has typically paid off loans, and may be eager to cash in.
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Industry analysts say automakers and technology companies could generate billions of dollars in revenue and profit by selling or leasing self-driving cars to ride services, taxi fleets and delivery companies.
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All those perks for customers will reduce the bank's profit by $200 million to $300 million in the fourth quarter, Mr. Dimon told investors this month, according to a Bloomberg report.
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The tariffs are expected to impact cost of merchandise and gross profit by about $4 million and $5 million in the fourth quarter and the full year, respectively, the company said.
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Still, its high-margin Vans business revenues rose 26 percent, and online sales for the brand grew 55 percent, lifting its second-quarter profit by a better than expected 7.5 percent.
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Like many Yemeni traders, Ali al-Mahry jumped at this chance to turn a profit by supplying customers at home with cars bought cheaply at auction in the United Arab Emirates.
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Each $5 decline in crude oil prices will reduce the company's annual operating profit by 32.5 billion yen ($296 million), JXTG senior vice president, Yoshiaki Ouchi said at an earning briefing.
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The scheme's perpetrators—developers, landlords, and the real estate lobby—and its enablers—politicians and decision makers—turn a profit by keeping vulnerable communities down and, when it's convenient, moving them out.
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Auto insurers could profit by delaying big discounts for customers who buy automated driving technology, arguing it will take years of claims experience to know how many accidents and deaths are avoided.
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A gradual rate cut of a full percentage point would reduce the average bank's per-share profit by 4%, according to a Jefferies analysis of rate sensitivity simulations disclosed by banks themselves.
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Generali earlier said it had increased operating profit by 3 percent last year and that it would pay a dividend of 0.90 euros per share, up from 0.85 euros the previous year.
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This power imbalance is a product of "surveillance capitalism" — a term coined by academics to describe the drive of companies to profit by collecting as much data as possible about potential buyers.
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Just like banks make a profit by keeping other people's money and lending it out to others, social media makes money by keeping other people's attention and lending it out to others.
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Third-quarter same-store sales are expected to be impacted by about 1% and profit by 3 Canadian cents per share, Chief Financial Officer Darren Myers said on a post-earnings call.
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But the company also provided a "bear case" of two generic competitors in February that could cut revenues by $1 billion-$1.2 billion, and hurt adjusted profit by 65 cents-80 cents.
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The company lifted its guidance for full-year underlying net profit by around 8 percent to NZ$13 million to NZ$206 million from NZ$183 million to NZ$191 million previously.
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Dignity unveiled a three-year plan to boost earnings in August and said then that it expects to invest to deliver 8 million pounds of annualised additional underlying operating profit by 2021.
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Executive Vice President Naoto Umehara said the misconduct would likely reduce Kobe Steel's second-half recurring profit by 10 billion yen, 70 percent of which will mainly come from the steel business.
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A former police sergeant snitched on them in an internal memo back in 2015, citing the, "integrity issues of police officers selling and potentially making profit" by selling soft drinks to teenagers.
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Chen last month expressed confidence the company's trimmed-down handset business can turn a profit by a self-imposed September deadline, even as some analysts urge the company to ditch the unit.
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Under its long-term business strategy, the company aims to boost overseas earnings to a third of total recurring profit by 2031, up from 9% in the year ended March this year.
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It raised the lower end of its forecast ranges for full year growth in revenues and operating profit by half a percentage point to 6-7.5 percent and 9-11 percent, respectively.
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Litvak, who was a Jefferies managing director, was accused of generating $2.25 million of illegal profit by misleading customers including AllianceBernstein and Soros Fund Management about bond prices from 2009 to 2011.
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Short-sellers borrow and then sell stocks they think will fall in value, hoping to profit by buying the stock back more cheaply later on and then returning it to its owner.
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We traveled from South Korea to Siberia to learn about the globe's most advanced cloning techniques and to meet the researchers hoping to make a profit by duplicating the mesmerizing ancient mammal.
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The story is this: Logic shot part of the video on the Mary A. Whalen, an oil tanker moored at Red Hook, Brooklyn that's managed as a non-profit by Carolina Salguero.
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"The jury clearly saw through the efforts of the plaintiff's attorney to use his client to profit by alleging current hot-button issues, without any factual basis," he said in a statement.
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Sure that meant that the first house had only cost $980, but obviously Nook Inc was making a profit by reselling the items and materials I sold to them at a markup.
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Pirelli estimated this would affect its adjusted core profit by about 30 million euros in the first quarter of 2020, though it added that was expected "to be reabsorbed" during the year.
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Air France KLM reported a fall in profits in 2019 and warned that the coronavirus could hit its operating profit by up to 200 million euros between February and April ($215.75 million).
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The bill does not abolish the sugar program nor hurt farmers, contrary to the claims of the self-interested processors who profit by the millions and billions from the program each year.
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Thyssenkrupp is already slashing a total of 2,000, or about one in ten, jobs at the division, which it hopes will improve operating profit by up to 200 million euros a year.
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The restructuring targets a return to profit by the end of 2019 through 1 billion euros of cost cuts and a revamp of its business model for short and medium-haul flights.
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Vocus Retail is struggling to grow in the legacy voice and broadband markets but is likely to return to profit by increasing revenue from mobile phone and energy offerings, the company said.
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For the last few years, there have been many informal cosmetics dealerships making a profit by selling goods at prices cheaper than official distributors in China but higher than the prices in Japan.
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Canada's second-largest carrier warned that increasing fuel costs are an anticipated headwind after the Calgary-based company reported a higher-than-expected fourth quarter profit by flying more passengers and cost controls.
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After buying into Alitalia in 2014, Etihad pledged to return it to profit by 2017 but the turnaround faltered in the face of competition from low-cost airlines and high-speed rail services.
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Detailing the impact on SGX's profitability under different scenarios, Shah estimated that a 30 percent decline in A50 derivatives contracts could hurt SGX's net profit by 9.2 percent and revenue by 5.4 percent.
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Worrall's illegal tips to Blaszczak included advance notice about rules cutting reimbursement rates for radiation cancer treatment and dialysis, allowing Deerfield to profit by trading in companies affected by the rules, prosecutors said.
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The company topped expectations for first quarter profit by more than 30 cents per share and stuck to shipment forecasts for the whole of 2019, which some analysts had expected to be cut.
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William Hill's rival GVC has warned the stake limit would lead to the closure of up to a 13,000 shops and cut its 2019 core profit by about 135 million pounds ($170 million).
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Rival GVC Holdings had previously warned restrictions on FOBT would lead to the closure of up to a 1,000 shops and cut its 2019 core profit by about 135 million pounds ($170 million).
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In another Canadian investment, Buffett bought into Home Capital in 2017 when the Canadian alternative mortgage lender was under pressure and made a big profit by largely exiting the position late last year.
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The bank aims to generate 9-22 billion Swiss francs in pretax profit by 24, and Thiam said it could use extra cost cuts as well as revenue growth to hit the target.
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As part of its turnaround effort, the company expects to invest about 50 million pounds over the next three years to deliver 8 million pounds of annualised additional underlying operating profit by 2021.
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QA aims to increase its profit by 240-8 percent this year and loans and investments by 10-12 percent, helped by expansion into faster-growing Southeast Asia markets, its CEO told Reuters.
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Pressed to explain their motives, the couple is now taking a defiant position, as neighbors worry the couple could seek to profit by charging homeowners to park in front of their own homes.
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A Republican-led repeal of the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, would have threatened hospitals' adjusted operating profit by between 5 percent to 10 percent, according to Oppenheimer & Co analyst Michael Wiederhorn.
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However, severe winter weather dragged down its operating profit by $85 million, as did higher expenses for network improvements, higher pension costs, and a big expansion of Saturday delivery over the last year.
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In Europe, German container shipping firm Hapag-Lloyd said last month volume growth and a modest recovery in freight rates in the second half of 2018 helped lift operating profit by 32 percent.
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Just as the United States reaped hefty soft-power dividends by beating the Soviets to the moon, China hopes to profit by showing that it too is capable of conducting deep space operations.
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The move will require investment of 50 million pounds and a provision of about 70 million pounds in 2015-16, but boost profit by about 20 million pounds from the 2017-18 year.
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ALD trades at a multiple of 10 times its 2017 expected earnings, while LeasePlan reported a rise in net profit by 13 percent to 275 million euros in the fist half of 2017.
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The offences were committed when she was approached in July 2017 and offered payment to manipulate scores on her personal digital assistant (PDA), which would have helped gamblers profit by making certain bets.
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Because of that Next raised its guidance for 2018-19 pretax profit by 10 million pounds to 727 million pounds, which would deliver earnings per share growth of 5 percent, reflecting share buybacks.
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BAWAG, founded in 1922 as the Austrian workers' bank, said it was aiming to increase pretax profit by 5 percent a year and to pay 50 percent of its net profit to shareholders.
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New Nike innovations should help Foot Locker's same store sales, and currency moves in the last three months could boost fiscal 2017 and 2018 profit by 2 to 4 percent, the analysts said.
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Kingfisher, which across Europe trails France's Groupe Adeo, is in the third of a five-year plan to boost annual profit by 21 million pounds from 20.7483, which Laury said was on track.
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Alitalia, in which Abu Dhabi-based carrier Etihad Airways bought a 49 percent stake as part of a 1.76 billion-euro ($1.91 billion) rescue plan, has vowed to return to profit by 2017.
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In southern Italy, Di Stefano said, this would be a gift to mobsters, who have embezzled money from camp administrators and profit by serving as brokers who arrange labor on the region's commercial farms.
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But Tesla on Wednesday exceeded promises by its billionaire Chief Executive Elon Musk, who in July said Tesla would break even in the third quarter and turn a profit by the end of 2019.
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The San Francisco-based company said the deal is likely to add up to $400 million in its 2020 revenue, but would decrease adjusted profit by about 37 cents to 39 cents per share.
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KUWAIT, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Kuwait Finance House's (KFH) purchase of Bahrain's Ahli United Bank is expected to boost consolidated profit by more than 90 percent from the level in 2018, KFH said on Saturday.
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But the so-called synthetic C.D.O. was constructed in such a way as to allow another investor to profit by shorting, or betting against, the mortgage securities that were packed into the investment vehicle.
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The company also booked a charge related to the restructuring of its Venezuela operations that pushed down profit by 39% to $1.13 billion, or $1.92 per share, in the second quarter ended June 30.
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In nine out of 10 cases, the ads will use publicly available JavaScript provided by Coinhive, a cryptocurrency-mining service that's controversial because it allows subscribers to profit by surreptitiously using other people's computers.
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ZURICH, May 22 (Reuters) - Swiss hearing aid maker Sonova boosted full-year profit by 14.4 percent, helped by what it called "strong momentum" in its largest markets in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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Litvak, who had been a managing director at Jefferies, was accused of generating $2.25 million of illegal profit by misleading customers including AllianceBernstein and Soros Fund Management about bond prices from 2009 to 2011.
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To meet Sky's probable cost of capital, say 8 percent, Fox needs to find synergies that boost operating profit by a whopping 800 million pounds – 50 percent of analysts' forecasts for Sky in 2018.
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"Generally we have an ambition to ... increase our profit by double-digits, or a high single-digit," Kubiak told Reuters, adding this excluded one-offs such as the cost of a voluntary redundancy programme.
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The strong dollar shaved off $7 billion from IBM's 2015 revenue and reduced its profit by $300 million in the fourth quarter, Chief Financial Officer Martin Schroeter said in a conference call with journalists.
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Galactic thinks it can eventually turn a profit by persuading enough rich folk to pay $250,000 for a 90-minute, 50-mile trip above the Earth's surface, part of its "mission" of "democratising space".
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Revenue for the period rose about 12 percent to $995.8 million for the half year, offsetting an increase in the cost of sales and boosting gross profit by about 16 percent to $460 million.
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The San Francisco-based company said the deal is likely to add up to $400 million in its 2020 revenue, but would decrease adjusted profit by about 20 cents to 22 cents per share.
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In particular, regulation is often necessary to a properly functioning market when, in its absence, businesses can make a profit by pushing costs onto others, in effect forcing others to subsidize their bottom line.
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A draft of a United Nations memo in October suggested that some cases of sexual abuse in the Central African Republic might have been fabricated by people seeking to profit by making false accusations.
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The demise of the fiduciary rule would be a step backward for our nation, allowing Wall Street to continue to profit by providing conflicted advice at the expense of working Americans saving for retirement.
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But under the emperor Nero, starting in 64 A.D., the proportion of silver was reduced to 80 percent and the state made a tidy profit by recycling the all-silver denarii into debased ones.
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The tiremaker estimates that the stoppage at its plants will cut adjusted core profit by about 30 million euros in the first quarter but expects to offset that over the course of the year.
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The tiremaker estimates that the stoppage at its plants will cut adjusted core profit by about 30 million euros in the first quarter but expects to offset that over the course of the year.
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The British newspaper said that high-speed traders, who hoped to profit by being first to act on Bank of England Governor Mark Carney's comments to journalists, were the recipients of the audio feed.
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In his first note to investors since the buyout of the organic grocery chain became official on Monday, Mark Mahaney of RBC Capital Markets raised his estimate for Amazon's 2018 profit by 10 percent.
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The company also said U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports are expected to impact merchandise cost and gross profit by about $4 million and $5 million in the fourth quarter and the full year, respectively.
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The packaged foods maker has been trying to boost profit by investing in higher-margin products such as Reddi-wip whipped cream and Hunt's ketchup and clamping down on unprofitable volume sales to retailers.
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Litvak, who worked in Jefferies' office in Stamford, Connecticut, was accused of generating $2.25 million of illegal profit by misleading customers including AllianceBernstein and Soros Fund Management about bond prices from 2009 to 2011.
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Indicated 20.9 pct higher The food-processing equipment maker lifted its core operating profit by a better-than-expected 21.6 percent in the fourth quarter thanks to restructuring efforts that progressed ahead of schedule.
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He predicts the company's high profit margin businesses such as Amazon Web Services cloud computing, subscriptions and advertising will generate nearly $45 billion in profit by 2020 from an estimated $25 billion this year.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected Switzerland's second-biggest bank to bring in 1.968 billion francs on the bottom line and to increase its pre-tax profit by nearly 76 percent to 3.15 billion francs.
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Dutch paints and coatings maker Akzo Nobel on Wednesday announced a new 225 million euros ($2225 million) share buyback, as cost savings and higher prices helped drive up its third-quarter core profit by 403%.
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The company has promised four more smartphone games in the financial year to end-March and has said it expects mobile gaming to help boost annual operating profit by a third to 45 billion yen.
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SAA, which hopes to turn a profit by 2021 by cutting jobs and routes, expects to make another large loss this financial year, despite a recent government cash injection of 5 billion rand ($350 million).
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When its latest round of funding closed in January 2018, Harry's had raised $375 million and was valued at $1 billion; the company promised it would turn a profit by the end of this year.
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BP also saw a drop in profits due to lower crude prices and refining but was cushioned by trading, which allows a company to make profit by taking advantage of price differences in different regions.
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The company topped profit estimates for the third quarter when excluding a 2334.14-cent per share impact from hurricanes Florence and Michael, but said the fallout would reduce its holiday-quarter profit by 21.26 cents.
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In June Lufthansa said that Eurowings would aim to slash costs by 15% over the next three years and focus on short-haul flights as part of a plan to return to profit by 2021.
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The sharp run-up in oil prices on Monday following the closure is giving traders an opportunity to profit by selling at elevated levels, said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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VIENNA, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Austrian steelmaker Voestalpine expects U.S. tax changes to boost its net profit by an upper single-digit euro amount in its 2018/19 business year, its chief executive said on Thursday.
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Energy Transfer, operator of the Permian Express pipeline, credited "more favorable market price differentials between the West Texas and Gulf Coast markets" last quarter for lifting its profit by $108 million over a year earlier.
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In anticipation of an EU-mandated end to such charges starting in June 13, Proximus had reduced costs for using phones abroad, lowering core profit by 17 million euros ($18.7 million) in the first quarter.
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The Swiss company reported a decline in net profit by 5.6 percent to 104.5 million Swiss francs ($103.39 million) in the fourth quarter, beating analyst expectations for 102 million francs in a Reuters Data poll.
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A better economy may also have persuaded more people to buy cars and trucks, as higher financing activity at the Berkshire Hathaway Automotive car dealership unit helped boost pre-tax retail profit by 22 percent.
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German food processing equipment maker GEA rose 8.5 percent after lifting its core operating profit by a better-than-expected 5 percent in the fourth quarter, thanks to restructuring efforts that progressed ahead of schedule.
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Over the time of the study average company revenue grew by 47 percent more at long-term firms compared to the rest, average earnings by 36 percent more and economic profit by 81 percent more.
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Electric utilities themselves, as Moody's Investor's Services recently noted, are realizing that they can profit by building renewable generation and adding that capacity to their rate bases, a strategic move that freezes out coal producers.
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In a strange twist, German police say the man suspected of bombing a bus carrying the Borussia Dortmund football team was a speculator who had hoped to profit by sending shares in the team plummeting.
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Although it is expected to lose more than $21.5 billion in 503, Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive, said he expected the service to reach 250 million subscribers and turn a profit by around 25.8.
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It forecast March revenue to drop by up to 45% compared with a year ago, reducing revenue by about 125 million pounds to 135 million pounds and operating profit by up to 60 million pounds.
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The dinghies often collapsed under the weight of three times as many people as they were designed to hold, crammed in by smugglers eager to make an easy profit by charging some $1,500 per head.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Distributor Tokyo Gas Co Ltd will step up overseas expansion, boosting stakes in renewable energy, liquefied natural gas (LNG) development and infrastructure projects, to triple its overseas profit by 2030, its president said.
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"Writing Movies for Fun and Profit," by Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon, is hilarious, but more than that, it's insanely accurate — right down to what your parking assignment when visiting a studio "really" means.
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But it tends to sell lower-priced merchandise at retail prices that are extremely close to its wholesale cost, and seeks to profit by selling large quantities of that merchandise across its brick-and-mortar stores.
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Kingfisher, which runs B&Q and Screwfix in Britain and Castorama and Brico Depot in France and elsewhere, is two years into a plan to boost annual profit by 23.33 million pounds ($679 million) from 2021.
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Severe weather in North America has heaped further pressure on the sector, including exceptionally harsh cold this winter and record-breaking spring floods that combined to cut ADM's first quarter operating profit by $50-$60 million.
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Dimitri could make a lot more profit by doing the same, he explains, but the shop means too much to too many people, so he's working as hard as he can to keep its doors open.
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Warren, who announced her 2020 campaign in December, said she would not force Democratic primary voters to have to watch Fox News to see her, which could in turn hand them a profit by boosting ratings.
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The collective turns a profit by arranging events for private clients, mid-level brands, and major corporations, which can range from a dinner with a dozen guests to a tricked-out, lavish bazaar with 2,000 people.
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Whether it's shopping, dating, seeking a job, emailing your lawyer or browsing a support forum, what you do on the internet is your own private business and should not be sold for profit by large corporations.
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BBVA, Spain's second-largest bank, increased its net profit by 18 percent to 1.31 billion euros ($1.53 billion) in the April-June period, above an average forecast of 1.18 billion euros returned by a Reuters poll.
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"You've elected to actually impact the short-term profit by pressing the growth button, which I'm finding hard to link-in with maximizing shareholder value in the sale process," Hughes told Dixon on an investor call.
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Sales rose 400 percent to 13.27 billion francs, while the company confirmed its target of increasing net sales by 3 to 5 percent every year, and lifting its core operating profit by at least 5 percent.
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Eden Farm working with farmers in Indonesia Eden Farm working with farmers in Indonesia Eden Farm is able to ensure price stability and also allow farmers to make more profit by purchasing produce wholesale from them.
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That way, he was able to turn more profit by minimizing his overhead costs — he built relationships with suppliers so he could get items on short notice and at a discount since he was a regular.
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GPA's cash-and-carry wholesaler Assai also continued to provide profitable growth, as a dozen new stores and more demand from bargain-hunting families helped boost sales by 29 percent and operating profit by 75 percent.
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" U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown, an Ohio Democrat, said corporations moving jobs out of the United States only to profit by shipping products back "is why people are so upset with corporate America that outsources so often.
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Bonthu, 44, is one two former Equifax employees who federal prosecutors have accused of seeking to profit by trading on confidential information related to the cyber attack before the company disclosed the data breach last September.
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Preservationists feared that it would set a precedent for investors seeking to turn a quick profit by buying up the neighborhood's old buildings and turning them into sprawling new homes with false fronts, Mr. Holowka said.
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Supermarkets have found it difficult to turn a profit by filling online orders from store shelves without charging extra for that convenience, although delivering food is far more costly than clothes, especially if chilled or frozen.
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The fraud, which began in September and is still going on, represents a new level of sophistication among criminals who seek to profit by using bots — computer programs that pretend to be people — to cheat advertisers.
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PRAGUE, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Fixed and mobile operator O2 Czech Republic raised net profit by 16.7% year-on-year in the fourth quarter, beating expectations, as operating expenses dropped, data in company's results showed on Monday.
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Last August, Li Ning posted a narrower first-half loss as it resumed store expansion into lower-tier cities after years of restructuring, and said it aimed to return to profit by the end of 2015.
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Alitalia said last month it would cut 1 billion euros in costs over three years and revamp its business model for short and medium-haul flights in order to return to profit by the end of 2019.
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Financial services groups specializing in the run-off of life insurance by acquiring policies until their expiry and aim to turn a profit by measures such as cutting administrative costs, are vying for the Generali Leben portfolio.
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The carrier on Thursday posted third-quarter net income of 1.67 billion crowns ($183 million), raised its 22020 savings goal and outlined plans to cut capacity while increasing operating profit by 2737 billion crowns over two years.
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The company, which sells transmission capacity to the likes of BSkyB, Echostar and India's Dish TV, had forecast that 2015 revenue would fall by 3 percent and core profit by 3.5 percent on a constant currency basis.
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A Thomson Reuters Foundation investigation found many women - often young - targeted by doctors whom medical experts say seek to profit by prescribing the surgery for minor ailments, with the operation and later costs driving families into debt.
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However, two analysts said a strong won and a year-end bonus for staff in the semiconductor business likely dented the South Korean firm's quarterly profit by about 22 billion won and 22018-22018 billion won, respectively.
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The company has promised four more smartphone games in the financial year to end-March and has said it expects mobile gaming to help boost annual operating profit by a third to 45 billion yen ($450 million).
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"We continue to feel this lawsuit is the best course of action to make sure those looking to profit by trying to frighten patients and caregivers are held accountable for their actions," she said in an email.
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There is a debate, however, as to how much of the price arbitrage benefit goes to the state-run health system in terms of lower costs and how much ends up being pocketed as profit by wholesalers.
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Fitch estimates this tariff cut will reduce SKT's revenue and operating profit by 1%-2% and 10%-13%, respectively, during 0003-2020, and decrease SKT's operating EBITDAR margin gradually to 27% by 2020 from 28.6% in 2017.
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Vehicle sales jumped almost a fifth to a record 225,121 cars in 5403, helped by the first full year of deliveries of the Macan sport-utility vehicle, boosting operating profit by a quarter to 3.4 billion euros.
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However, Trump's agricultural team has consistently been dominated by corporate agribusiness-representatives who make their fortune exploiting legal loopholes and ranchers' labor to profit by using the image of the American rancher without concern for those individuals.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Accused by Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk of making "excessive profit" by lending shares to short-sellers, top index fund companies shot back on Friday that they are only looking out for their investors.
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Among the centers of expertise on how to safely recycle used nuclear fuel — and profit by doing so — are France, with its La Hague Reprocessing Plant, and the U.S. Department of Energy Argonne National Lab in Chicago.
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If British Steel ceases to trade, this could reduce Hargreaves Services' revenue in the next financial year by about 11 million pounds ($13.97 million) and its pretax profit by about 1.3 million pounds ($1.65 million), it said.
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It means a developer or service provider can still easily talk to you directly, but also means that they can't then trade that on for profit by selling or sharing your information with other developers and providers.
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The latest full-year underlying profit by the bank was 175 percent higher than the $1.093 billion posted one year ago in 51.43, and better than the $2.978 billion average projection by analysts in a Reuters poll.
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In September, Google agreed to pay a $170 million fine and make privacy changes as regulators said that its YouTube platform had illegally harvested children's personal information and used it to profit by targeting them with ads.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Basilea expects to move into profit by 2018, counting on new anti-infection drugs to help mitigate setbacks such as last month's collapse of efforts to win U.S. approval for an eczema treatment.
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The trade commission's treatment of the companies has angered Democratic lawmakers, who are urging the Trump administration to pursue tougher punishments for companies that profit by producing products in China and falsely labeling them as American-made.
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New funding could help the bank's plans to expand its branch network to 400 offices this year from a current 385, after it increased its net profit by 22 percent and total assets by 15 percent in 2016.
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Reports said the company has promised four more smartphone games in the financial year to end-March 2017 and has said it expected mobile gaming to help boost annual operating profit by a third to 45 billion yen.
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His company, Hivory Towers, wants to convert all the world's literature into profit by way of a knowledge vacuuming machine concocted by Dr. Quack, a talking duck who's head is encased in a jar of water, Futurama-style.
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That business, still small compared with its traditional cigarette business, should break even by the end of 2018 and deliver "substantial profit" by 2022, BAT said on Wednesday, ahead of a day of briefings for analysts and investors.
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With the earnings season in full swing in Japan, Toyota Motor Corp rose 2.6% after the country's biggest automaker raised its forecast for annual operating profit by 4.2%, citing favourable currency rates and better-than-expected vehicle sales.
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Tereos, which has said it does not plan to close any factories, is aiming to generate 200 million euros in additional operating profit by 2022 through efficiency gains and diversification, and is also considering opening up its capital.
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"We do not, for example, allow content that could physically or financially endanger people, that intimidates people through hateful language, or that aims to profit by tricking people using Facebook," its VP of policy Richard Allen published today.
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According to the Osborne Association, a New York-based non-profit, by 653 more than 400,000 prisoners are expected to be aged 55 and older—one-third of the total prison population, and a 4,400% increase since 1980.
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Samsung is counting on the Galaxy S8 to help revive smartphone momentum after the discontinuation of fire-prone Galaxy Note 7s, which will hit its profit by $5.4 billion over three quarters through the first quarter of 2017.
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He said plans by the National Bank of Hungary to force lower mortgage margins could cut OTP's annual profit by as much as 10 billion forints, and an ensuing price war among banks could threaten the sector's stability.
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This is the fifth place the Snapbot has appeared, to sell its first-person video capturing sunglasses to droves of willing Snapchat fans (or at least people hoping to turn a tidy profit by reselling them on eBay).
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QNB aims to increase its profit by 5 to 8 percent this year and loans and investments by 10 to 12 percent, helped by expansion into faster-growing Southeast Asia markets, its chief executive told Reuters last week.
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The oil companies are complaining, because they would rather make an additional profit by exclusively selling their own product at their own pumps, even if it means consumers pay a higher price and America's renewable fuel industry stagnates.
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Some hedge funds and institutional investors have sued the federal government over this issue, claiming it has deprived private investors of billions of dollars in potential profit by taking all the dividends paid out by Fannie and Freddie.
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Thyssenkrupp is already in the process of slashing a total of 2,000, or about one in ten, jobs at the unit, which it said would improve operating profit by up to 200 million euros ($232 million) a year.
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The bumper December number was partly due to a favourable price arbitrage between Chinese and international copper prices, allowing traders to profit by shipping metal into China, said Helen Lau, an analyst with Argonaut Securities in Hong Kong.
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Denso, Toyota's biggest supplier, in July forecast that higher raw materials costs would curb operating profit by 16.0 billion yen in the year through March 2018, more than an initial forecast for a drop of 14.0 billion yen.
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Most of these newer firms that are moving up in the foreclosure rankings are ones that have bought soured mortgages and are looking to profit by restructuring those loans and getting delinquent borrowers to start making payments again.
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As a part of their lawsuit, they claim the company is constraining their ability to make a profit by prohibiting apps to sell for less than 99 cents or at a price that doesn't end in 99 cents.
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But Google says it wants to be good at hardware, and it can theoretically make Android phones much better — and maybe even generate a profit — by more tightly integrating hardware, software and services, à la the Apple iPhone model.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Broadcaster Mediaset expects a 17-fold increase in its Italian operating profit by 43 by completely rethinking the strategy of its pay-TV arm Premium after a deal to sell the unit to France's Vivendi fell through.
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Agribusiness giant Archer Daniels Midland Co said severe weather and flooding would cut its first-quarter profit by $50 million to $60 million while DowDuPont said flooding would slash first-quarter profits in its agriculture division by 25 percent.
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It'll be a while yet until Marcus adds much to Goldman's bottom line – perhaps $450 million in pre-tax profit by 2020, the investment bank projects, less than 4 percent of what analysts reckon Goldman will rake in overall.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Dutch paints and coatings maker Akzo Nobel on Wednesday announced a new 500 million euros ($556 million) share buyback, as cost savings and higher prices helped drive up its third-quarter core profit by 23%.
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The administration says the event will be run "at cost," meaning without profit, by the Trump National property because of the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution -- which largely prohibits the President from accepting gifts and money from foreign governments.
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Not a place where security or safety is a primary concern, but instead, a place where employers obsessively monitor employees in some misguided attempt to maximize profit by chewing up and spitting out the fleshy cogs in their machine.
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Manager Magazin said Home24 was already in talks with potential investors and should be close to recording a profit by the time it is ready to list, with Samwer keen to take advantage of the current stock market boom.
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The company said it plans to boost profit by improving pricing, boosting the number of customers who ultimately own its rented furniture, expanding its e-commerce offerings, selling more high-end products and "rightsizing" its workforce, among other moves.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Suzuki Motor Corp on Friday cut its forecast for full-year operating profit by 7.4 percent as the Japanese compact car manufacturer expects to take a hit from a domestic vehicle recall stemming from improper vehicle inspections.
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Wells estimates the cap will cut its annual profit by $300 million to $400 million this year, as it reduces some parts of its balance sheet, like corporate deposits and trading assets, in order to continue growing core businesses.
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The company aims to double revenues and profit within two years as it expands in Egypt and the region, Imam said, adding that he expects revenue to increase 13 percent this year and profit by more than 40 percent.
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Polish unit of Raiffeisen suffered a 10 million zloty ($2.53 million) consolidated net loss in the first quarter, but improved its net profit by 140 percent year-on-year to 144 million zlotys in unconsolidated terms, Rzeczpospolita daily reported.
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This is wrong: the ACLU defends the state-granted rights of members of those groups to express themselves – which has nothing to do with the ability of the same organizations to profit by their hate speech via commercial offerings.
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Maruti Suzuki India beats profit estimates on lower costs Maruti Suzuki India on Friday managed to beat market expectations for profit by keeping costs under check amid an industry-wide slowdown that has taken its toll on the sector.
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While many Venezuelans spend hours in these lines daily because they cannot afford to buy food at privately run stores, others profit by buying at state prices and reselling at higher prices, which has created a flourishing black market.
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Mapfre, which also acts as an insurer in Puerto Rico, expects "recent natural disasters" to cut its full-year profit by between 20.8488 million and 21 million euros ($20.7441 million and $235 million), the Spanish company said this week.
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Such a revolution would affirm the right to a clean, healthy environment for all people; it would transform the relationships that regulate our metabolism with nature, relationships that now allow some to profit by denying this right to others.
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ZURICH, March 10 (Reuters) - UBS lowered its 2016 profit by 102 million Swiss francs ($100.8 million) to reflect a settlement with the National Credit Union Association over mis-selling residential mortgage-backed securities, the Swiss bank said on Friday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China Hongqiao Group, the world's biggest aluminum producer, said on Friday lower costs boosted net profit by 229% in 5.2 despite a sharp drop in output, as it announced its intention to boost production from scrap metal.
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Mapfre, which also acts as an insurer in Puerto Rico, expects "recent natural disasters" to cut its full-year profit by between 150 million and 200 million euros ($175 million and $235 million), the Spanish company said this week.
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"(Migrant) workers (in Thailand) mostly get their information from the employers and brokers who take advantage of them and profit by keeping a percentage of their pay," said Sa Saroeun with the Raks Thai Foundation, a legal aid charity.
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Inflation in ingredients, packaging and transportation rose 3.7 percent and hurt gross profit by $50 million, with higher freight costs accounting for about a quarter of inflation, Conagra Chief Financial Officer David Marberger said on a call with analysts.
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Some then renovated and decorated them in the celebrated Palm Springs midcentury style with the intent of paying off their mortgages and maybe even making a profit by renting to vacationers looking for an authentic Palm Springs home experience.
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The three men falsely told investors they would use the money to invest in consumer debt portfolios, generating profit by collecting on the payments people made on their debt or by selling the portfolios to third parties, prosecutors said.
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Alitalia said last month it expects to return to profit by the end of 2019 through 1 billion euros of cost cuts over the next three years and a revamp of its business model for short and medium-haul flights.
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PZU, worth 21 billion zlotys ($2603 billion) on the Warsaw bourse, is the leading insurer around the Baltics, but a price war in Poland and record-low interest rates eroded its 2260 net profit by 21 percent to 23.8660 billion zlotys.
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Telstra, a former government monopoly, forecast the NBN to halve its net profit by the time it is completed around 2021 - from A$4.2 billion in 2015 - as it loses its wholesale monopoly on network infrastructure and its retail margin collapses.
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Tera said this enabled banks to boost profit by keeping traders in the dark about prices, defeating a goal of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reforms, while instilling a "great fear of retaliation" against traders who defected to rival platforms.
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Yet Angelinos still want to eat donuts and, according to Watase, it's still possible to earn a profit by feeding them, either by selling gentrified pastries for top dollar or occupying high-volume locations at ramps going on and off freeways.
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GEA also said it was ploughing ahead with restructuring faster than expected, implementing 10.43 million euros' worth of savings in 2015 versus its guidance of 10-20 million and lifting its core operating profit by 223.6 percent in the quarter.
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The administration had argued the event would be run "at cost," or without profit, by the Trump National property because of the emoluments clause of the Constitution, which largely prohibits the President from accepting gifts and money from foreign governments.
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That would be a major milestone for the company which has not turned an annual profit by any measure since being founded in 2012 and has not moved closer since its high-profile initial public offering in June last year.
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But warning signs also emerged with JPMorgan, Citigroup and Well Fargo reporting a dip in margins, stoking fears that interest rate cuts could further pressure profit by narrowing the spread between what banks charge on loans and pay on deposits.
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But warning signs also emerged with JPMorgan, Citigroup and Well Fargo reporting a dip in margins, stoking fears that interest rate cuts could further pressure profit by reducing the spread between what banks charge on loans and pay on deposits.
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Late on Thursday Eurocash said it had been used in a Value Added Tax (VAT) fraud and may be obliged to refund the tax to the state, which will reduce the group's 2017 profit by 114 million zlotys ($31.57 million).
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Lufthansa Group said this week that weak demand between Europe and Asia drove down its cargo profit by 88% to 15 million euros ($16.6 million) in the first half of the year, prompting it to reduce capacity and cut costs.
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In an interview with CNBC last September, the European commission's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, raised the question of whether amazon was using the data it collected from third-party merchants on its platform to make a profit by copying similar products.
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Wells Fargo estimated that the cap will cut its annual profit by $603 million to $400 million this year, as it reduces some parts of its balance sheet, like corporate deposits and trading assets, in order to continue growing core businesses.
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FCA confirmed its target to nearly halve net debt this year and increase adjusted operating profit by at least 15 percent, but doubts remain about its exposure to the U.S. market, weaker pricing there, recall costs and potential fines over emissions.
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Harding said the company, which competes with BT, Sky and Virgin Media, would increase profit by focusing on existing customers: "By doing a better job for them, improving customer satisfaction, and delivering more products and services in an affordable way".
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"This ruling is a disaster for the government which one-sidedly stands in for the greed for profit by the carmakers while leaving 10 million owners of manipulated diesel cars alone," said Juergen Resch, managing director of Germany's DUH environmental lobby.
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We still might be a decade out from full, truly self-driving automobiles we can use in everyday life, but staking out that connected territory early is going to be smart for automakers looking to profit by it later on.
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While Samsung has had difficulties competing with lower-cost Chinese phone makers in crucial developing markets, most notably China, the company's dominance in screens and memory chips means it can probably also profit by selling expensive components to those companies.
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NEW YORK, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Health insurer Cigna Corp will grow 2018 profit by 7 percent to 9 percent from 2017, in line with its long-term targets, Chief Executive David Cordani said on Thursday during a conference call with analysts.
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In his campaign, Mr. Trump promised to take steps to close the so-called revolving door, through which government officials leave their posts and then personally profit by helping private companies reap rewards from policies or programs they had recently managed.
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Chalco's privately held rival, China Hongqiao Group boosted first-half profit by 37.3% year on year to 2.48 billion yuan but said its 2019 aluminium production would be up to 300,000 tonnes lower than previously guided due to recent flooding.
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MANNHEIM, Germany, Feb 14 (Reuters) - HeidelbergCement hopes to increase core profit by at least 5 percent this year but is cautious due to unprecedented political uncertainty, its chief executive told investors on a call after the company reported 2016 results.
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Around the same time, the SEC alleged Drummond helped mislead investors of his previous employer SmartForce while exaggerating its revenue by $113.6 million and its profit by $127 million during a three 1/2-year period ending in mid-2002.
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" His story, and his experience with his insurance company, caught not just media attention but the notice of presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, who wrote that companies "make absurd arguments like this because they make their profit by denying people care.
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"He was leveraging profit by not maintaining a proper facility, a sanitary facility," said Bob Bergeson, 59, whose sister, Diana Reed, died of fungal meningitis during the outbreak, leaving behind a husband with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis who now lives by himself.
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The sale of the trio of businesses will lower expected 2019 underlying sales by about 50 million euros ($55 million) but increase underlying operating profit by about 40 million euros, the company said without disclosing further detail on the planned disposals.
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The bank, which is still struggling to lift its share price after years of successful restructuring, said it was raising this year's capital distribution to 40% of underlying net profit by adding a share buyback to a proposed 30% dividend payout.
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The changes proposed by Consob would avoid that a bondholder who bought a Monte dei Paschi junior bond on the secondary market below par could net a profit by exchanging it for shares at 100 percent of its nominal value.
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Democrats struggling to find a path to recruiting support from a diverse electorate could profit by taking a look at an unexpected source: Nick Timothy, a British Conservative Party strategist and speechwriter who is the son of a steelworker in Birmingham.
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Puma last month said it expects to increase its operating profit by another third in 2018 and lift sales by 10 percent, predicting a recovery in soccer sales even after top team Italy failed to qualify for the World Cup.
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Dudenhoffer tells CNBC Make It that he determined the average $25,2246 profit by taking annual revenue and EBIT (earnings before interest and tax) for the first half-year reports of 2000 and dividing it by the number of sold cars.
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According to Thomson Reuters Eikon, analysts expect PKO BP to improve its 2018 net profit by almost 11 percent to 3.44 billion zlotys ($1 billion), despite signals from the central bank that interest rates may not rise until 2019 or even 2020.
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Similar stories from abroad include Macedonian teenagers who turned thousands of dollars to profit by spreading fake news and alleged Russian propaganda campaigns created to damage the reputation of recent presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, help President Trump's reputation and undermine the American democracy.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd said on Wednesday staff cuts helped lift first-half cash profit by 11.53 percent to A$211.5 billion ($211.4 billion), although interest margins fell to their lowest level in more than a decade.
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Seeking to profit by doing more together, last month Washington state's governor, Jay Inslee, and the premier of British Columbia, Christy Clark, agreed to create the "Cascadia Innovation Corridor", named for the Cascade mountains that range up the Pacific coast of North America.
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Indicated 1.5 percent higher HeidelbergCement hiked its dividend for 2015 by 73 percent after increasing its net profit by two thirds, and said it expected to close its 6.7 billion-euro ($7.5 billion) takeover of Italcementi in the course of the year.
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"Sheila is concerned that [Prince's death] will result in exploitation for profit by people who may have been seeking personal financial gain from him while living and may now see the opportunity to do so in his untimely death," her rep tells PEOPLE.
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He may think it is all part of confronting Iran; or he may want to support the liberalising reforms of the Saudi crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman; or he may hope to profit by selling the Saudis "lots of beautiful military equipment".
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Alior expects PLN460 million of cost synergies (equal to the bank's annualised 9M16 pre-tax profit) by 2019, which is ambitious in our view (for more information see "Fitch Affirms Alior Bank at 'BB'/Stable on Announced Acquisition of BPH" available at www.fitchratings.com).
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T on Wednesday raised its forecast for full-year operating profit by 25.6 percent as it expects to sell more cars and motorcycles this year, particularly in Asia, while it also sees cost reductions and a weaker yen boosting its bottom line.
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Years from now, there may be even more than 10,000 tigers in captivity in the US — due primarily to that constant breeding required by operations that make a profit by offering up a steady supply of tiger cubs to largely oblivious visitors.
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"I have said this before –- we cannot, unfortunately, simply multiply the first-quarter result by four," he said in remarks prepared for the bank's annual meeting in Basel after the world's biggest wealth manager boosted first-quarter net profit by nearly a fifth.
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He reiterated that the bank's target was to return to profit by 2021 and said the lender would reduce costs in future quarters to help it achieve this, after they edged up in the period due to investment in a marketing campaign.
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The charges stem from a criminal investigation dating to October 2014, after the company announced that it had overstated its first-half profit by 263 million pounds, about $420 million at the time, and that it had suspended several executives for accounting irregularities.
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Here are some of the main factors expected to affect Swiss stocks: The bank lowered its 2623 profit by 102 million Swiss francs ($100.8 million) to reflect a settlement with the National Credit Union Association over mis-selling residential mortgage-backed securities.
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Analysts said a rise to 100 yen and 110 yen in the dollar and euro respectively will weigh on operating profit by around 5 percent this year, lower than the average hit of around 17 percent across Japanese automakers expected by JPMorgan analysts.
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In Facebook's case we can know, abstractly, that Zuck's AI-powered army is ceaselessly feeding big data on billions of humans into machine learning models to turn a commercial profit by predicting what any individual might want to buy at a given moment.
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"I applaud the charges filed today by District Attorney Nancy O'Malley because they send a clear message: you won't get away with making a profit by cramming people into dangerous spaces or failing to maintain safe living conditions," she wrote in a statement.
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The city's 7,000 prisoners occupy another square, ten miles north, in four compounds run at a profit by the Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), a $3.4 billion publicly traded corporation based in Nashville, Tennessee, with more than 20143 prisons in 20 states.
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JPMorgan analysts said in a note to clients the sale would likely hit L&G's operating profit by around 5 percent and cash profits by around 7 percent, "which in our view is slightly negative for the share price in the short term".
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese telco SoftBank Corp said on Wednesday it would spend $4 billion to up its stake in Yahoo Japan Corp and turn the internet company into a subsidiary, a move that would help boost its profit by 84.53 percent this year.
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Prices of rubber, which climbed 26 percent in January before paring gains due to the Chinese New Year holiday, and butadiene, which is used to produce synthetic rubber, are expected to cut its operating profit by 55.1 billion yen, the company said.
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In January 2016, a jury acquitted six former brokers who worked at the British financial firms ICAP, RP Martin and Tullett Prebon after they were accused of helping Tom Hayes, a former trader at UBS and Citigroup, and others profit by rigging Libor.
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Higher raw material costs are expected to weigh on profit by 90 billion yen, while R&D investment will knock 35 billion yen from its bottom line this year as it sustains investment in developing automated driving functions and lower-emission vehicles.
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BRATISLAVA, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Slovakia's banking sector may see a 40-50 percent drop in net profit by 2019 from last year's level due to low interest rates, the central bank said in a report on the financial sector released on Thursday.
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The Times - Bank of England has discovered that one of its suppliers has been sending an audio feed of its press conferences to high-speed traders who hope to profit by acting on the governor's comments before the rest of the world. bit.
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Nordea analyst Sami Sarkamies, one of few analysts to give a precise estimate, said the verdict could boost Nokia's operating profit by about 700 million euros ($758 mln) this year, forecasting the court will stipulate an annual patent fee of 300 million euros.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - JERA, Japan's biggest thermal power generator and the world's biggest buyer of liquefied natural gas (LNG), aims to double its profit by the financial year through March 2026 by stepping up investment in LNG and renewable energy, its new head said.
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Each $5 decline in crude oil prices could potentially reduce JXTG's annual operating profit by 32.5 billion yen ($296 million), Senior Vice President Yoshiaki Ouchi told reporters at an earnings briefing, adding that it was too early to be precise on the impact.
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FRANKFURT/BERLIN (Reuters) - Lufthansa's budget airline Eurowings will aim to cut costs by 2900% over the next three years and focus on short-haul flights as part of a plan to return to profit by 22022, the German carrier said on Monday.
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China Mobile chairman Shang Bing told a media briefing in Hong Kong it expected average revenue per user (ARPU) in 2114 to drop due to the planned price cut, but said the group aimed to grow its profit by improving efficiency and service offerings.
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The loudest voices in his conference, especially those greasing the skids for potential 2020 presidential runs, would profit by being seen as extremists in defense of freedom, while moderates and those facing re-election in red states have lots of incentive to sound reasonable.
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In practice, this would mean Facebook users would be faced with two options: allow Facebook to continue tracking them online so the company can continue to profit by targeting them with ads, or pay a monthly fee to offset the company's loss in revenue.
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Not only has the network been praised for putting ethical values before profit by axing one of its most successful shows, many have been lauding the move as an example of what happens when minorities are represented amongst the highest ranks of a company.
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A recent report in The Information revealed that the ride-hail company was on track to turn a profit by 2018, but as we pointed out, the company's bullish expansion plans would cause a corresponding increase in spending on things like incentives and subsidies.
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Look at non-tracking search engine DuckDuckGo, for instance, which has been making a profit by serving keyword-based ads and not profiling users since 2014, all the while continuing to grow usage — and doing so in a market that's dominated by search giant Google.
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But Dr Macdonald and two colleagues, Caroline Good and Dawn Burnham, writing in Animals, still wonder if those who profit by cultural representations of wildlife might sometimes be induced to contribute a sliver of their profits to the conservation of the animals so represented.
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The group said it aims to achieve low double-digit growth in revenue and core operating profit by 2019, while its immediate first step to improve performance was to reorganise the company into two parts, one focused on services and the other on products.
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The 2300 billion pound decline in pre-tax profit by 2000 would apply if Britain returned to World Trade Organisation rules for trade with Europe, involving a 10 percent tariff on exports and an inbound tariff of roughly 4 percent on components, the sources said.
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The transaction is expected to be completed by the end of 2017 and will The transaction is expected to be completed by the end of 2017 and will immediately add to Thermo Fisher's adjusted profit by 30 cents in the first full year after close.
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Atkins, which agreed in April to be acquired by SNC for C$20.7849 billion ($2.7 bln), said a strong performance at its North American business helped lift its underlying pretax profit by 18 percent in the year through March to 164.6 million pounds ($209.7 million).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Banks losing fees from a string of mega-mergers scuttled by U.S. antitrust rulings are still eager to extend loans to investment-grade companies seeking big tie-ups, in the hope they will ultimately profit by winning business down the road.
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And the bill would also boost disclosure requirements around derivatives, in an effort to prevent investors from buying into a company and making secret side investments that that company's value would fall, allowing them to turn a profit by worsening the company they invested in.
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Disney could have chosen to keep doing what it has done for the past decade: collect ever-more billions in no-risk profit by simply transferring digital copies of its films and TV series to Amazon, or Netflix, or HBO, or Apple, or Sky.
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The stakes are high, too, for the Securities and Exchange Commission, which on Wednesday sued Mr. Cooperman, a 210-year-old billionaire, accusing his firm, Omega Advisors, of reaping $4 million in illegal profit by using nonpublic information about an energy deal in 2010.
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T) President and CEO Akio Toyoda has warned foreign exchange losses could wipe as much as 295 billion yen ($8.5 billion) from the automaker's operating profit this year, noting that each 1 yen move against the dollar affects its operating profit by 40 billion yen.
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In December 2015, electronics and nuclear power equipment maker Toshiba was slapped with a regulatory fine amid revelations that it overstated net profit by some $1.3 billion over a three-year period; investors have filed more than 30 lawsuits for damages totaling $1.2 billion.
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Having tens of thousands of workers unemployed was indicative of the struggling retail sector, but Toys R Us employees were particularly incensed because the venture capital firms that bought the company in 2005 reportedly also made an enormous profit by purposely mismanaging the company.
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Berezovzky's bet with Patarkatsishvili to buy Brazil's Corinthians was much cheaper and, despite the Premier League hullabaloo with the Tevez affair, they were now on course to turn a handsome profit by trading him for many times the $16 million they paid for him.
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DuPont, which gets about half of its revenue from outside the United States and Canada, said on Tuesday it now expected a strong dollar to hurt full-year profit by about 15 cents per share, less than the 20 cents it had estimated earlier.
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While the company has said it expects to report its first net profit by this year's fourth quarter, analysts are more optimistic, with current forecasts calling for an adjusted profit of 10 cents a share in the second quarter and $1.32 for the full year.
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Google agreed on Wednesday to pay a record $222.5 million fine and make changes to protect children's privacy on YouTube, as regulators said the video site had knowingly and illegally harvested personal information from children and used it to profit by targeting them with ads.
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In what he described as a "global product and technology offensive", Tavares outlined plans to reach more customers through after-sales offerings, car-sharing, used car sales and a multi-brand leasing operation tasked with achieving 214 million euros ($22014 million) in profit by 2021.
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But when you step back and look at products like the Tide Eco-Box, you also have to wonder if companies like P&G are designing these things for the environment and the consumer and not just the Amazon overlords who stand to profit by streamlining logistics.
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But on the other hand, there are many corporations who have turned their backs on the American worker, who have said, if I can make another nickel in profit by going to China and shutting down in the United States of America, that's what I will do.
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The competition is entirely funded by the Wings of Strength—a company that turns a profit by charging schmoes for access to exclusive photos and videos of female bodybuilders, before reinvesting 100 percent of those proceeds into the sponsorship of women's pro shows around the globe.
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Thyssenkrupp said corporate costs, which have been a major target of shareholder criticism, would fall to below 300 million euros in terms of operating profit by 2020/21 as a result of the new set-up, a decrease of more than a fifth from current levels.
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In April 2014, the Council of State ruled that 2012-13 power tariffs did not cover EDF's production costs and ordered catch-up payments of a few dozen euros per customer, which boosted EDF's turnover by 908 million euros and its operating profit by 731 million euros.
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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) opened the probe in 2014 after accounting errors in supplier contracts forced the grocer to suspend its UK boss and three other senior executives, and admit it had overstated expected first half profit by 250 million pounds in a previous trading update.
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In contrast to positive news on its asset management business, Allianz's property and casualty business took a hit from heavy storm claims and a British regulatory change that increases personal injury payouts from car accidents, pushing down its operating profit by 12.7 percent to 1.3 billion euros.
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The company beat Wall Street expectations for quarterly profit by 211.17 cents per share as it kept a tight rein on medical costs across its businesses, but the new 23.1 forecast of $2220.26 to $14.40 per share raises the midpoint from its prior outlook by 55 cents.
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A labor dispute earlier this year that resulted in a two-month suspension of operations was part of the reason for Rio reducing its underlying core profit by $137 million compared with the 2017 first half, Rio Tinto said when it reported half-year results last week.
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"In fact, all nine coal plants now operating likely could make a profit by sequestering the CO2, or selling it off for [enhanced oil recovery]," he writes, adding that some plants could make as much as $3.7 billion over the 12-year life of the credit.
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Oujaddou, 55, who runs an upscale Manhattan hair salon, and Millul, 31, who manages a jewelry boutique in Manhattan's Diamond District, allegedly made about $300,183 of illegal profit by buying Valspar shares and options, and selling them after the merger was announced on March 20, 2016.
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The group, whose main businesses are B&Q and Screwfix in Britain and Castorama and Brico Depot in France and elsewhere, has just entered the fourth year of a five-year program that aimed to raise annual profit by 20.3 million pounds ($211.7 million) from 503.
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The company's plan to profit by legislative mandates — federal block grants to states that mandate that schools stock their EpiPen, and through third-party payments from insurers - ran headlong into the public's anger when third-party payment for EpiPens disappeared under government health care-induced high deductibles.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Victims of forced labor are not always "worked like slaves" but underworked as slavemasters often take on more workers than they need and profit by charging them for accommodation and food in a cycle of spiraling debt and abuse, British researchers said.
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But for now, those concerns are being tossed aside for what looks like a can't-lose opportunity for everyone involved: Building owners can charge above market rates, real estate groups can profit by subleasing to growers, and growers can make enough money to afford the steep rents.
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"We are looking at Asian countries with growing economy and population as well as nations that have built good relations with Japan," Jun Ota said, adding he plans to raise SMFG's actual profit by more than 13% during his tenure as CEO - a job he took up in April.
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With another year to go before the conclusion of their three-year mid-term strategy plan, announced in fiscal 2015 and with the aim of achieving 500 billion yen in operating profit by March, 2018, Sony still has some leeway before it is expected to deliver strong numbers.
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The world's seventh-largest carmaker in June outlined a global plan to ramp up production of SUVs and invest 9 billion euros ($10.2 billion) - out of a total spending plan of around 45 billion euros - in electric and hybrid cars in an effort to double operating profit by 2022.
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The company - which bottles and sells Coca-Cola Co drinks in 28 countries, mostly in Europe - said costs related to refinancing an 800-million Euro bond, which matures in June 2020, may double this year and cross currency fluctuations would hurt its core profit by 50 million euros.
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Abu Dhabi-based Etihad invested 560 million euros ($585 million) in Alitalia in 2014 as part of a wider 1.76 billion euro rescue deal and pledged to return it to profit by 2017 by slashing costs, turning Rome into an intercontinental hub and adding more lucrative long-haul connections.
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He calls her out for her "white privilege guilt" and for taking Santos to the bank, meanwhile he had made a racket for himself by using vulnerable, undocumented workers in the restaurant as cash cows; making a profit by taking a cut for cashing a check of their earnings.
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The world's largest insulin maker said increased price pressure in the United States and greater marketing costs for new drugs meant it now expects to increase operating profit by 10 percent a year in the next four to five years, down from 15 percent target first set in 13.
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The impact of the scandal was felt in VW's luxury car division Audi, which has also admitted to having used illicit emissions-control devices in the United States, which reported on Thursday that costs related to emissions testing cut its operating profit by 228 million euros in 2015.
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According to a complaint filed on Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Newark, New Jersey, five traders and four companies they own made more than $19.5 million of illegal profit by trading in such companies as heart valve maker Edwards LifeSciences Corp and casino operator Las Vegas Sands Corp.
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Demand for its funds helped to lift underlying pretax profit by 17 percent to 13 million pounds, in line with the consensus forecast in a company supplied poll of analysts and allowing a final dividend of 7.2 pence per share that took the total dividend to 10.3 pence.
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"We are looking at Asian countries with growing economy and population as well as nations that have built good relations with Japan," Jun Ota said, adding he plans to raise SMFG's actual profit by more than 20% during his tenure as CEO - a job he took up in April.
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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) opened the probe in 2014 after accounting errors in supplier contracts forced the grocer to suspend its U.K. boss and other senior executives, and admit it had overstated expected first half profit by 250 million pounds ($330 million) in a previous trading update.
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" Mulvaney comes to Trump's defense At a Thursday press briefing, acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney defiantly addressed the concern that hosting the G7 there already creates profit by highlighting the resort, asking reporters to "consider the possibility that Donald Trump's brand is already strong enough on its own.
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If President Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress succeed in cutting corporate tax rates to, say, 23 percent from the current 35 percent headline rate that could, in theory, boost any tax-paying U.S. company's net profit by 15 percent – turning JPMorgan's sub-14 percent return into one above 15 percent.
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IPF has calculated that applying the new Polish pricing regime to its loan portfolio written in the 12 months to 30 June 2015 would have reduced its profit by approximately GBP30m, but estimates that mitigating strategies within its subsequently revised product structure could offset up to half the negative financial impact.
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You could argue that companies like Uber or Amazon fill a role somewhat similar to that played by the state in more traditional capitalism: Their job isn't to produce a profit by themselves, but to ensure that the relations of production are upheld so that profits can be made elsewhere.
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The company's data scandal cut its profit by 6 billion yen during the six months and the company expects the issue will have a profit impact of 11 billion yen for the year, 1 billion yen more than its earlier estimate, said Kobe Steel Senior Managing Executive Officer Yoshihiko Katsukawa.
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Alitalia, which is 49 percent owned by Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways, said last month it expected to return to profit by the end of 2019 by making 1 billion euros worth of cost cuts over the next three years and revamping its business model for short and medium-haul flights.
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When I called him up to talk about the lawsuits, he told me the only way to dig ourselves out of this mess––and to make sure that no one ever stands to profit by making borrowers default––is to restore bankruptcy protection to student loans, which existed prior to 1976.
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If President Trump and Republicans in Congress succeed in cutting corporate tax rates to, say, 25 percent from the current 35 percent headline rate, that could, in theory, improve any taxpaying American company's net profit by 15 percent — turning JPMorgan Chase's sub-14 percent return into one above 15 percent.
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Despite a modest rally in Snap shares in recent weeks, short sellers - who aim to make a profit by selling borrowed shares and buying them back at a lower price later - have not let up in placing bearish bets, according to Ihor Dusaniwsky, head of research at financial analytics firm S3 Partners.
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Alitalia, 49 percent of which is owned by Etihad Airways, said this week that it expects to return to profit by the end of 2019 through 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) of cost cuts over the next three years and a revamp of its business model for short and medium-haul flights.
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The whole premise of the genre — which was once dominated by "respectable" white women like Sally Jessy Raphael, Jenny Jones, and Ricki Lake — is that "respectable" white men make a profit by exploiting the interpersonal turmoil of poor people, mostly people of color (though Jerry Springer has a certain affinity for "white trash").
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Most recently, Gerbic's members have focused on what they call "grief vampires," that is, the kind of middlebrow psychics who profit by claiming to summon the dead in shows in venues ranging from casinos or any old Motel 21863 conference suite to wine vineyards or the Queen Mary permanently anchored in Long Beach.
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"Cherokee Nation society is saturated with highly addictive opioid painkillers diverted from Defendants' supply chains, thereby ensuring that Cherokee Nation citizens will continue to suffer from addiction rates higher than national averages and, commensurately, that Defendants will continue to profit by supplying opioids to the area," reads the lawsuit, which is seeking unspecified damages.
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Short sellers - who hope to profit by selling borrowed shares and buying them back later at a lower price - logged a one-week paper profit of $104.77 billion in the last week of February, according to data from financial technology and analytics firm S3 Partners measuring bets against U.S.-listed stocks and American Depositary Receipts.
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"Not only has the recent surge in volatility resulted in a significant increase in client activity, the strength of the group's platform and brand has helped it deliver stronger user growth during Q1'20," analysts from brokerage Liberum said in a morning note on Plus500, raising their forecast for full-year pretax profit by 52%.
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The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is ready to use its available policy tools to stem any upward pressure on the Swiss franc that might result from France's presidential elections, SNB Chairman Thomas Jordan said in an interview with Bloomberg TV. * Glarner Kantonalbank raised first-quarter net profit by 27 percent to 4.9 million Swiss francs.
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Its net income fell for each of the past six financial years, according to Thomson Reuters data, as it struggled to counter new online rivals and foreign "fast fashion" chains like H&M Hennes & Mauritz AB. Analysts had already forecast that the company's strategy overhaul would help it grow net profit by 2 percent, on average, in 2017.
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What these numbers largely show is the huge impact on the bottom line of cost-cutting, so much so that both companies are quietly expressing confidence about future earnings, with Bluescope saying it expected to lift its first-half profit by 50 percent and Fortescue saying it was on track to meet its 2017 financial year goals.
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"If we assume a fall in operating profit of the Samsung's mobile division from this event is translated into a fall in value added of the industry, the fall in annual operating profit by 10 percent to 50 percent could drag GDP growth by 0.07 percent to 0.35 percent in the coming 12 months," Chang said in a report.
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Donald "Jay" Lathen, Jr., who manages Eden Arc Capital Manager LLC, was charged with fraud after putting the patients' names on joint brokerage accounts, along with his own, so he could buy bonds for his fund and profit by selling them back to issuers when the patients died, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission complaint.
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Donald "Jay" Lathen, Jr., who manages Eden Arc Capital Management LLC, was charged with fraud after putting the patients' names on joint brokerage accounts, along with his own, so he could buy bonds for his fund and profit by selling them back to issuers when the patients died, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission complaint.
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"Employers given the opportunity to earn a profit by providing a service to the government at a cost to the tax payer have a legal obligation to follow the letter of the law, especially when it comes to paying their workers," David Weil, the administrator of the Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division, said in a statement.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon lauded President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's tax cuts, saying the legislation passed in 2628 boosted the bank's net profit by $28503 billion.
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Musk's public antipathy to short-sellers of Tesla - who have sold stock and hope to make a profit by buying it back for less later on - may help the government make the case that he intended to hurt them by claiming funding was secured, said Eric Gordon, a professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
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Read more of our WeWork coverage:SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son told WeWork executives he wanted the company to turn a profit by 2021Investors are more skeptical than ever that WeWork will be able to pay back its debtRead the leaked email from WeWork's chairman telling employees that layoffs will begin 'in earnest' this weekOne chart shows just how dire WeWork's revenue situation is
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An exploitable tax code, blithe indifference to rampant white-collar crime and failure to require financial transparency of those who would lead our country and fix our fates have combined to spawn a class of rich and powerful miscreants who profit by gnawing away at the rule of law and the system of public finance, critical pillars of functional liberal-democratic government.
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Like-for-like sales in the UK and Ireland rose 4.4 percent in the year and Kingfisher said the short term economic outlook for the UK remained positive despite uncertainty over the outcome of a referendum in June on whether to stay in the EU. In January, Chief Executive Véronique Laury announced a strategy to boost Kingfisher's annual profit by 500 million pounds from 13 that will cost 800 million pounds over five years to deliver.
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A spokeswoman for Guatemala's foreign ministry added that many "coyotes," or those who profit by smuggling migrants into the U.S., have argued that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's plan to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border will hamper future smuggling efforts, forcing many migrants to attempt the journey now.
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The challenge for the new team will be to craft a deal that relaxes the age rules to make it more attractive for younger, healthier people to buy at least bare-bones insurance and gives them strong incentives to enroll without an actual mandate; allows insurance companies to make at least a modest profit by off-loading some of the costs of the very sick onto subsidized reinsurance or high risk pools; and gives people who live in sparsely populated rural areas more options at affordable cost.
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