They were putting money into stocks and bonds, but they were also putting money into real estate, including secondary homes.
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Barilla isn't the only pasta manufacturer putting money into science.
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"Putting money into bitcoin right now is good," he says.
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So why aren't you putting money into your own campaign?
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I think they seem to be putting money into it.
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Often people are putting money into products that don't exist yet.
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Putting money into investments that do good is growing in popularity.
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That's why many countries are still putting money into these programs.
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Why aren't you putting money into your own campaign, I'm curious.
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While waiting, applicants have to keep putting money into a savings account.
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Home Depot has also been putting money into its locations, he said.
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Putting money into an individual retirement account brings a bevy of benefits.
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The world finally started putting money into fighting malaria, including distributing bed nets.
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We don't have any investors; we don't have people putting money into this.
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Ally Bank has a 0003% APY, so I keep putting money into that.
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Advice abounds when you are putting money into a 401(k) savings plan.
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But don't think that the federal government is putting money into improving cannabis.
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Shell, for instance, is putting money into alternative-energy investments, especially in electricity.
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It's also notable that HTC is putting money into boosting the Chinese VR market.
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By contrast, foreign governments directly putting money into Donald Trump's pocket is very important.
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He doesn't just back consumer startups though, putting money into French software firm Algolia.
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Still, the measures announced on Friday were aimed at putting money into pockets quickly.
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She warns against putting money into weed names that have a really high number.
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Developing countries, including Mexico, Indonesia and Mongolia, also are putting money into the fund.
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The program was intended to reward people for putting money into the United States.
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Part of the risk is maybe putting money into a low-cost mutual fund.
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Fadell is an investor now and is putting money into "the hard stuff," including biotech.
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Instead they are putting money into gold, which is why the commodity keeps going up.
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Still, there are some cases where putting money into a 529 account makes good sense.
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He said Kleiner would focus on putting money into start-ups that were more nascent.
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Ideally, you're already putting money into your 401(k) plan if you have the option.
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Putting money into, say, a wind farm instead may not seem such a sure thing.
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And a successful IPO putting money into the hands of engineers could propel it even further.
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Larger expenses on luxury items also prevent many people from putting money into savings each month.
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Investors keep putting money into VR and AR companies, but they're still not getting much back.
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Bill Gates and Y Combinator's president, Sam Altman, are reportedly also putting money into the round.
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An investor taking risk usually does so by putting money into a company that faces it.
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VC investing is a game of putting money into a company and hopefully getting more out.
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"They're not putting money into the presidential, and they're pouring money against us," Mr. Schumer said.
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Messrs Angermayer and Thiel are not alone in putting money into the medical application of psychedelics.
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Now Kreiz is putting money into another LA company, but this deal is a bit different.
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But investors are still putting money into bullion even as these classic anti-gold trends pop up.
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" He added that, "the prince ends up putting money into the business rather than taking it out.
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Indeed, he&aposs had no involvement with Hometalk since putting money into the company, the source said.
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They should also enable greater visibility into which groups are putting money into political ads, and where.
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Is mental accounting — putting money into different Mason jars in your head — a dumb thing to do?
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You have Laurene Jobs buying up some stuff, putting money into the Atlantic and stuff like that.
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Before putting money into any company, the SEC warns investors to carefully research the company and its background.
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For the past several years, the risk of a devaluation had deterred foreigners from putting money into Egypt.
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If governments are proactive, putting money into education and helping workers retrain, the blow could be softened considerably.
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The new investors in marijuana-related industries have a variety of reasons for putting money into the sector.
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"I think the people putting money into it weren't exactly sure how it was being used," he added.
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Why you'll hear about this again: Both organizations are already putting money into other ballot initiatives for 2020.
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Meanwhile, Democrats, led by Holder, are for the first time putting money into the fight for honest redistricting.
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Now, investors are increasingly putting money into companies with good track records on environmental, social or governance issues.
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To do that, Copeland is putting money into the stock market, real estate and private start-up ventures.
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Meanwhile, Caavo marks the first media investment Greylock's Sze has made since putting money into Vudu back in 2006.
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BlackRock (BLK) will reportedly increase its involvement in alternative investments, putting money into private equity firm Gallatin Point Capital.
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Sometimes, you're going to choose that leather skirt or that $15 cocktail over putting money into your emergency fund.
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BlackRock "continues to ignore the serious financial risks of putting money into fossil fuel-dependent companies," the report added.
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And traditional Portuguese industries, including textiles and paper mills, are putting money into innovation, driving a boom in exports.
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Investors may worry about putting money into emerging markets, whose currency and political risks they see as too high.
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The incoming president said the focus will be on efficiencies and "putting money into the right places," including faculty raises.
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"There's this tension between putting money into something that's much lower returns, but also evolving their business mix," he adds.
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Jessop said many institutional investors are still in "wait and see" mode when it comes to putting money into crypto.
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"Until my kids are wearing the same clothes every single day, we'll keep putting money into the business," he says.
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Despite Mr. Durov's credentials, the tech world is divided on the wisdom of putting money into his fund-raising campaign.
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The result: Investors get a better automatic return holding stocks than they do putting money into historically less risky assets.
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"It makes investing practice become so much more than just putting money into something and forgetting about it," she said.
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He recommended two strategies: putting money into our savings first, and opening a business checking account for my freelance income.
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CEO Ev Williams, whose stake in Twitter has made him a billionaire, is also putting money into his own company.
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They are still putting money into traditional safe havens: stocks that pay high dividends, United States government bonds and precious metals.
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Instead, he advocated putting money into gold, traditionally viewed as a more conservative investment for its stability during times of tumult.
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BlackRock – The asset manager will reportedly increase its involvement in alternative investments, putting money into private equity firm Gallatin Point Capital.
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He says that even if you aren't able to buy, you could consider putting money into real estate as a sector.
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Fearful of the political uncertainty caused by seemingly unending bailout talks, foreign investors have been wary of putting money into Greece.
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Prominent emerging markets investor Mark Mobius said he would "definitely" be interested in putting money into North Korea if he could.
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"The reason we're putting money into innovation and research is because our competitors are putting even more, particularly China," he said.
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Galvin's comment comes just days after U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton warned investors against putting money into cryptocurrencies.
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There is a problem with it right now, though: This is not an ideal moment to be putting money into bonds.
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It means putting money into the state department, having the best diplomat that we can to try to bring people together.
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Fearful of the political uncertainty caused by seemingly unending bailout talks, foreign investors have been wary of putting money into Greece.
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Tech giants are also putting money into local projects — often trying to address housing and transit crises fueled by their own growth.
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Garlinghouse is also a prolific investor, putting money into companies like Vurb (which was acquired by Snapchat for more than $110 million).
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The fact that you've got a company [putting] money into rehabbing an existing facility means you've got work for the foreseeable future.
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He said that he wouldn't be a traditional biotech investor, putting money into promising scientific research that requires decade-long development cycles.
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Aero, with more than $100 million since its creation in 2010, and putting money into another, named Kitty Hawk, since last year.
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"More and more companies are incentivizing their employees to choose the high-deductible plan by putting money into your HSA," she said.
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He warned the audience against putting money into the dwindling number of online finance companies that still offered high returns on investment.
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When putting money into public equities, investors have an out if things go wrong: They sell their shares on the stock market.
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The retired New York Yankee, who launched his own sports media company, The Players' Tribune, is also putting money into start-ups.
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And while Twitter has been putting money into other companies via its Twitter Venture arm, this is Twitter's first investment in hardware.
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"At some point, when it becomes obvious that the commercial systems are working, putting money into SLS will look very foolish," he says.
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But some told me that weed investors are already getting cold feet about putting money into dispensaries or other weed-related business ventures.
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Investors in index funds that track the Russell 2000, meanwhile, are putting money into firms that few on Wall Street know anything about.
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Retirement: We're not putting money into the 401(k) while we save for a few months, but then we'll go back to contributing.
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Paying means putting money into Intuit's pocket, which it can then turn around and use to lobby to make your taxes more complicated.
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However, there are some major universities that are actively putting money into their own Entrepreneurship programs and those spinoffs often do very well.
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For example, the party calls for shutting down the Veterans Administration (VA), and instead putting money into individual health savings accounts for veterans.
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In health insurance, one of the business areas where it wants to expand, Buberl said AXA would consider putting money into medical centers.
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In November, the investment bank established a $5 billion investment vehicle with China's sovereign wealth fund aimed at putting money into U.S. companies.
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Mr. Dietl said the city had not been putting money into the state-run Metropolitan Transportation Authority, a claim that is not true.
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They are putting money into solar and wind farms, increasing their investments in natural gas and carefully watching the adoption of electric vehicles.
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"Several leading pension funds have already committed to putting money into the fund," Ayisi Makatiani, Fanisi's managing partner and CEO, said in a statement.
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It was becoming a city that was geared towards taking care of its people, putting money into public resources, public parks, libraries, public housing.
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"It is a big question for us," said one UK-based investor at the conference, who is considering putting money into Sudan's agriculture sector.
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Conversely, those vast sums can discourage other investors from putting money into companies that actually have unique technologies or intrinsic competitive advantages, he said.
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Prominent tech investor Peter Thiel is putting money into offshore testing of an experimental herpes vaccine that circumvents U.S. safety rules on human trials.
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Heavy bureaucracy and regulation requiring that Algerians own 51 percent of companies in the country has made investors wary of putting money into Algeria.
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Trump funded his campaign for the Republican nomination largely through his own personal wealth, putting money into his campaign in the form of loans.
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Establishing that takes time; he compared it to putting money into an individual retirement account, where the dividends do not pay off for years.
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"The issue is, U.S.-based investors will have a hard time putting money into this because there's a lot that they don't know," Dempsey said.
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I also love that Brian Acton ... I'm digressing here, but Brian Acton, who's the source of the Forbes story today is putting money into- Signal.
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Putting money into startups in sensitive areas, some analysts believe, may also be a way to keep them out of the reach of America's military.
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SkyFund, which is backed by DJI and the Silicon Valley venture capital firm Accel, is putting money into a New York City startup called Automodality.
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"Even though there are tax benefits for putting money into those plans, you really want to see what you can afford to do," Boneparth explained.
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Now, the party is also putting money into media operations in the West and trying to use overseas Chinese people as agents of state policy.
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My boyfriend is big into this right now and we actually began putting money into bitcoin a while back, when the price was much lower.
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As a result, the tax bill they'll pay for putting money into the Roth 401(k) will likely be lower now than in the future.
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He also compared backing these hedge funds with putting money into Y Combinator, which gives VCs a bit of exposure to the accelerator's portfolio companies.
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Not only were owners asked to trust a new development, but for most, it was their first time putting money into the country's property market.
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It may be hard to believe that VCs are still putting money into food delivery concepts that don't involve self-driving cars, robots or drones.
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Among the many known failures of the 401(k) experiment is this: In the early years, putting money into a 401(k) was a choice.
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The cuts delivered a dose of stimulus to the economy — by putting money into the pockets of consumers, a page from the old Keynesian playbook.
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Investors are coming together, and without knowing each other, they are putting money into the companies that are taking off and avoiding those that aren't.
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Economists at Moody's Analytics estimated that every $290 in SNAP payments generates $22018 in economic activity by putting money into the hands of local businesses.
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"They're going to stop putting money into the stock market by that same function, and you're getting into the end of the year," Ader said.
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Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey, said investors may be putting money into technology after the group's recent pullback.
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Facebook is not, however, putting money into becoming an internet service provider — like Google Fiber, which has deployed considerable expenditures in its first six years.
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Relaxing those requirements would raise the amount of cash available for commercial loans, putting money into the hands of consumers to spend and businesses to invest.
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Separatist actions like the Brexit and some of the policies proposed by Donald Trump lend credence to the idea of putting money into an uncorrelated asset.
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Investors thinking about putting money into bitcoin need to separate the issue into two categories: the technology and the product, economist Mohamed El-Erian said Friday.
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"With the Roth IRA, you've already paid taxes on the contribution, so there aren't a lot of advantages for putting money into the HSA," Black said.
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The government has provided legal, financial and policy support to ethical businesses, such as tax relief for investors putting money into enterprises providing a social benefit.
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There are a lot of wealthy people putting money into an outfit that will succeed based on whether or not it can change democratically made rules.
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"People are putting money into hypercars, in part because they often retain their value very well," says Maurizio Parlato, chief operating officer of Bugatti North America.
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" Although US stocks are doing well, Bitterly said people should diversify their portfolios by putting money into foreign stocks, where she said there are "tremendous opportunities.
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To get an even higher rate of return, putting money into the stock market has been a much better bet than just keeping it in cash.
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Investors have also been putting money into newer virtual currencies like Ethereum and Ripple, which were designed to do more sophisticated types of transactions than Bitcoin.
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But those putting money into the market shouldn't let their guard down and assume they're completely protected by the Securities and Exchange Commission and other regulatory agencies.
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"In my opinion, if you're surrounded by the right environment and mentors — rather than putting money into tuition — you can make a successful business instead," he said.
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If you're a millennial parent, experts say there are a few higher priorities you should deal with before you start putting money into your children's college funds.
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So-called "values-based" investing — putting money into companies with strong track records on the environment, social issues and corporate governance — has increased among major money managers.
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Governments too are putting money into academic efforts, both directly and via defence contractors, and a growing band of startup companies are striking out on their own.
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It's also poised to be the world's youngest country by 2020 with an average age of 29, so putting money into the wedding business is smart here.
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Therefore, Zidle is encouraging investors to reach for cyclical stocks—particularly financials which have been market laggards so far this year—instead of putting money into bonds.
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About the worst thing you might say about Meals on Wheels is that putting money into a different program might be of more help to older Americans.
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While it was a pet project, coffee may have made the most sense for a lot of funds like those putting money into coffee to test the waters.
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By putting money into Earlybird Fund VI, Draper has also indirectly acquired a minority stake in a number of startups that have already received investment from the fund.
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Similarly, the "country risk premium" refers to the additional (above the risk-free rate) return that an investor expects as compensation for putting money into a particular country.
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Most HSAs will require that you have at least $1,000 in the account before you can begin putting money into investing options, such as stock and bond funds.
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While rates are rising, Cramer recommends putting money into financial stocks like J.P. Morgan, large-cap technology companies such as Amazon and Facebook, and industrial companies like Boeing.
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As he entered his plea, Mr. Scahill admitted to Justice Charles Solomon that he had "concocted a scheme" to trick investors into putting money into a phantom production.
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Another way to think about it: Putting money into the stock market right now means accepting less compensation for taking on risk than was available before Election Day.
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Companies have been restarting short-term shale operations and putting money into capital and exploration there, but the longer-term projects, slower to return cash flow, have been languishing.
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Civil society groups had lobbied against adding the two private-sector banks, arguing they have track records of putting money into fossil fuels and being implicated in financial scandals.
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But the fact that a money manager the likes of Cohen is putting money into the platform is regarded by Quantopian officials as a key new vote of support.
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Napoli partner Hunter Shkolnik envisions such a fund paying for medical monitoring immediately, and possibly leaving the question of damages for later, putting money into people's pockets relatively quickly.
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M. depleted his life savings paying the infertility doctors, paying the surrogacy broker, paying the anonymous ova donor, paying the lawyers and putting money into trust for the surrogate.
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Instead of just putting money into one or a series of investment funds, Vault auto-rebalances and optimizes portfolio construction for retirement based on a series of different factors.
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The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is cautioning investors about putting money into cryptocurrencies in one of the SEC's strongest statements to date on the matter.
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"We're in a bear market until new buyers are enticed," Paul said, adding that institutions are delaying putting money into the market until investment vehicles like ETFs get approved.
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When investors are nervous or cautious about putting money into country's assets they demand higher premiums for their investments which often can lead to a cheaper or weaker currency.
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If you have a situation where you need to use credit-card debt to finance your month-to-month, then you shouldn't be putting money into a retirement account.
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Shareholders of companies like Siemens and SAP would, or at least should, balk at the idea of putting money into an institution hit by huge legal and operational risks.
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Mr. Stackman of UBS said he was still putting money into private equity and hedge funds for certain clients, and reducing their investments in public equities or fixed income.
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Instead of putting money into a savings account and earning 1% on the investment, they can own the index that reflects the 5% increase in home prices, he added.
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That means investors passively putting money into the most popular exchange-traded fund, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF, are heavily, and perhaps unintentionally, wagering on U.S. tech companies.
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Mr. Meli and Mr. Simmons are accused in the criminal case of running a similar scheme that defrauded investors putting money into what they thought was a hedge fund.
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Putting money into renewable energy could reduce blackouts, improve health, boost the economy and help the country meet its goals to cut poverty and climate-changing emissions, energy researchers say.
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We knew we could not wait on the campaign itself, so we started talking to the donors about putting money into an independent black political structure that could move bodies.
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It's putting money into Donald Trump's pockets and into the pockets of his children, whereas the Clinton Foundation is a non- profit and no Clinton family member draws any salary.
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Putting money into growers or dispensaries requires investors to sign documents that are going to be filed with state regulators, putting investors at odds with federal law, Mr. Dayton said.
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Instead of spending on something concrete that can be enjoyed immediately, investing means putting money into what is, ultimately, a notation in a brokerage account displayed on a computer screen.
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But after the dot-com bust last decade, Kleiner missed the initial wave of social networking start-ups and focused on putting money into technologies that would help the environment.
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The fund manager, led by Laurence D. Fink, will offer new products allowing individuals and institutions to invest in market indexes without putting money into manufacturers and retailers of firearms.
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Ma recommends waiting for the Hang Seng Index to tank another 15 percent before putting money into the Chinese tech giant trio Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent — collectively known as BAT.
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Awasthi added that investors are putting money into the equity market mainly through systematic investment plans, which allow regular small amounts to be invested instead of one-time lump sums.
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LONDON, July 31 (Reuters) - People should be cautious about putting money into unregulated cryptoassets like bitcoin that have "no intrinsic value" and few protections, Britain's Financial Conduct Authority said on Wednesday.
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Governments and charities have scrambled to stimulate activity by putting money into basic research, giving grants to drugs startups and taking equity stakes in them, but that has not been enough.
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Here's the problem: Increasing the budget deficit can create jobs by putting money into people's pockets, but it can also increase interest rates and "crowd out" other forms of economic activity.
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"This is a waste of money," said Khalili Kasim, a 64-year-old settler, saying Felda should be providing housing loans, or educational aid instead of putting money into Eagle High.
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Since 2016, Tyson has made investments in plant-based and lab-grown meat research and operations, putting money into the cell-based meat startups Memphis Meats and Future Meat Technologies Ltd.
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"The things that [Amazon] did probably wiped out about $2 billion of equity value of VCs putting money into ideas that frankly made no sense in the first place," he said.
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The sale will be complicated by sanctions imposed on Moscow over its actions in Ukraine and by many investors' wariness of putting money into Russia as well as volatile commodity markets.
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"If people like Google, Apple and Amazon are putting money into this stuff, localization needs to be a part of it," said Simon Musgrave, a lecturer at Monash University in Melbourne.
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But international appetite appears muted, with fund managers wary of putting money into one of the world's most indebted countries as it grapples with a multitude of national and geopolitical concerns.
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After graduating from Stanford University — right in the beating heart of Silicon Valley — classmates Hendrick Lee and Seamon Chan could have made careers as tech investors putting money into local companies.
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This could look like putting money into your savings every week, or making a to-do list, or taking the time to learn a new skill a few minutes every day.
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"If people like Google, Apple and Amazon are putting money into this stuff, localization needs to be a part of it, " said Simon Musgrave, a lecturer at Monash University in Melbourne.
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If I had to guess, I'd say that Amazon continues to employ lots of human beings because, by putting money into the pockets of working-class people, the company creates more customers.
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Just as the US dollar is backed by the "full faith and credit of the US government," bitcoin is backed by the faith of the community that keeps putting money into it.
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A source familiar with the strategy said it was looking to move away from the traditional private equity model of always putting money into new investments every time an asset is sold.
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I'm still in the six-month grace period after graduation before I have to start paying my loans back, so I'm getting a head start by putting money into a savings account.
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"Repeated anecdotal information where we see criminals of different stripes putting money into real estate all suggest to us that this is an area we need to pay attention to," she said.
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"China is putting money into new infrastructure and raising its presence in Djibouti, and it is necessary for Japan gain more influence," said one of the sources, with knowledge of the plan.
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Despite it not making much in a bank account, it the U.S. goes negative, the global economy will be thrown into such uncertainty that putting money into anything else is a risk.
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The watchdog is looking at how to improve "value for money" for investors putting money into funds, such as by making it easier to compare products and clarity on costs and fees.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt told CNBC's "Closing Bell" this week U.S. power plants are dumping coal due to regulatory uncertainty, which in turn prevents investors from putting money into coal-fired plants.
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Why it matters: This is the group's first ad campaign of the 2018 cycle, and it suggests they will continue putting money into state races in the hopes of getting Republicans elected.
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Besides adding strange new ingredients to our grocery shelves, corporate food-tech investors are also putting money into technologies and platforms aimed at boosting the security and efficiency of existing supply chains.
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An HSA can seem optional unless your employer requires you to set one up in order to choose an HDHP or encourages you to create one by putting money into your account.
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His campaign has funded an ad campaign on black radio in Mississippi, which also votes Tuesday, and is putting money into black radio spots in states that cast ballots on March 22016.
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She has also led the firm's investments in more mature start-ups and yielded several successful bets by putting money into Facebook, Twitter, Spotify and Snap when the companies were further along.
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Ideally you're already putting money into your 401(k) retirement account if you have the option, but, if possible, you also want to get in the habit of increasing your contributions consistently.
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Ideally you're already putting money into your 401(k) retirement account if you have the option, but, if possible, you'll also want to get in the habit of increasing your contributions consistently.
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Since 2016, Tyson has also made investments in plant-based and lab-grown meat research and operations, putting money into the cell-based meat startups Memphis Meats and Future Meat Technologies Ltd.
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One of the biggest mistakes that even the savviest savers make is putting money into modest growth plans, such as low APR savings accounts, CDs, bonds, mutual funds, or simple 401(k)s.
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"There are fewer defined benefit pension arrangements available for people, so ... first and foremost we talk to people about putting money into their pension and managing their pension," Chief Executive David Bellamy said.
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Its safe-haven status also drew a recommendation from hedge fund guru Ray Dalio, who lately advocated putting money into gold during the upcoming "paradigm shift" for global markets Sandler declined to comment.
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It's scary for investors of all ages, especially those just years away from retirement, like 265-year old Michelle Jegge, who says she has been putting money into stocks since her first Communion.
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She agreed with the advice, and so I stopped putting money into my 23(k)and began allotting the same amount of money from my paycheck into a Roth IRA at Capital One.
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When people keep putting money into a vending machine that does nothing, or gives them the opposite of what they ordered, some of them will kick the vending machine or turn it over.
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Affirm's new funding stands out because nine-figure rounds of fund-raising have been on the wane this year as investors have pulled back from putting money into privately held tech start-ups.
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Or perhaps they're putting money into a child's school lunch account, without realizing the child is able to spend it on vending machine snacks, sodas or off-menu items like pizza and chips.
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The firm has invested in agriculture since 2009, putting money into avocado and kiwi cultivation in New Zealand, Diggle told CNBC on the sidelines of the UBS Global Family Office Conference in Singapore.
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Since joining Kleiner, she has led its investments in more mature start-ups and yielded several successful bets by putting money into Facebook, Twitter, Spotify and Snap when the companies were further along.
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In that case, the court found that putting money into a Florida orange grove was an investment contract subject to the securities laws because investors would reap gains through the work of others.
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Those measures include reducing the pension fund's hedge fund allocation to 2 percent of assets from 3 percent and not putting money into a hedge fund for more than a year, Freeman said.
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Like Union Square, Andreessen Horowitz has invested in Polychain after backing Coinbase, and Bessemer Venture Partners has spent this year studying the market, putting money into some funds and exploring potential coin investments.
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This is why we end up putting money into new projects while skimping on maintenance, even though the return on investment from simply keeping roads and bridges in good shape is usually higher.
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Earlier last year, founder of Bridgewater Ray Dalio advocated putting money into gold as he saw a "paradigm shift" in investing due to global central banks' expected moves to an easier monetary policy.
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The deal, of course, is complicated: Most of the SoftBank money won't land until certain performance marks are met, and GM is also putting money into the thing that it owns — $1.1 billion worth.
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People are getting a tax advantage today by putting money into the DAFs, and they're not abiding by the spirit of the regulations about how that money is to be put back into society.
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But with investors nervous about putting money into emerging markets generally—the MSCI emerging-markets stock index has slumped by 25% from its recent peak in January—the government put those privatisations on hold.
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By putting money into the most environmentally responsible companies in each sector, they help those companies grow at the expense of less responsible ones, while creating an incentive for all to bring down emissions.
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Putting money into the stock market continues to make sense, but investors need to watch where they take risk as the global economic dynamic begins to shift, BlackRock's Richard Turnill told CNBC on Monday.
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Next, you can focus on execution, which for Brandon means maxing out his 401(k) each year, putting money into a Roth IRA and brokerage account, and contributing to a health savings account (HSA).
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"Investing in infrastructure and putting money into the pockets of middle class families will have a positive effect on growth and we think we can change the growth rate, it's quite feasible," he said.
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After the dot-com bust, Kleiner missed the initial wave of social networking start-ups and focused on putting money into technologies that would help the environment, in what turned into a costly detour.
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And many pension funds, instead of investing in the stock market, are putting money into private-equity investments, even though they incur hefty fees and their money generally gets locked up for 10 years.
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Against a backdrop that inflation may be heating up, investors have been putting money into TIPS-focused funds whose assets increased to an all-time high of $68.01 billion in the week ended Jan.
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Buchheit, who is well known for international debt restructurings such as the one for Greece, said Cuba "will need to clean those Augean stables " before major investors will consider putting money into the island.
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Bloomberg is a major political donor and putting money into the key Senate races — where almost all the Democratic nominees are Bloomberg-friendly moderates — is an excellent way to advance Bloomberg-style policy ideas.
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Last year marked a tough time for the hedge fund industry, Loeb acknowledged, noting that some investors had stopped putting money into hedge funds altogether and that his firm was also hit with redemption requests.
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Some of the forms include tax credits for the elderly and those who cannot work because of a disability, as well as forms for households putting money into a retirement account or collecting unemployment benefits.
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More recently it's been putting money into telecom infrastructure a bit less loudly — presumably hoping a less immediately self-serving approach to investing in infrastructure in target growth markets will avoid another highly politicized controversy.
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"We have a certain financial cushion," Ulrik Svensson said, saying 3 billion euros ($3.5 billion) in liquidity would be left over after paying for investments in Air Berlin and putting money into its pension fund.
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I found that I don't like Robinhood because I don't care enough to do the research to make informed decisions, so I think I'll stick with putting money into the account my financial adviser handles.
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It seems quite reasonable to ask my counterparts who work in the city and live elsewhere to pay for the city services they use while I am across the river putting money into their treasuries.
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A truism of economic and financial cycles is that by the time it feels like the coast is clear and putting money into riskier investments is completely safe, the real money has already been made.
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Lasry, co-founder of Avenue Capital who made his fortune putting money into distressed assets, told CNBC on Friday that a Warren victory in the 2020 race could send the market down as much as 30%.
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Hanson said Steve Dickson offered his resignation after an Australian channel aired footage from an undercover investigation by the Al Jazeera network that showed him putting money into a dancer's lingerie while talking in disparagingly terms.
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"It contributes to this idea that you have to be putting money into an entity that will benefit the President -- if not today, then down the road -- personally to stay in his good graces," Hempowicz said.
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"Life isn't simply about cutting back," Sethi tells CNBC Make It. Instead of forgoing the latte, Sethi recommends focusing on managing your long-term goals first by automatically putting money into savings and investments each month.
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Prosecutors say that Shkreli, 34, duped investors into putting money into his two hedge funds, misled them about the awful performance of those funds, and then used stock and cash from his new drug company Retrophin.
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Airbnb is putting money into elections right now to oppose legislators who voted against them (and send a message to everyone else), but like a lot of Airbnb's efforts to date, it's likely too little, too late.
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"Alibaba tells us the trends in the Chinese consumer towards urbanization are leading to modernization and then to Westernization, particularly the notion that people are putting money into their homes for the first time," the CEO says.
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Mom-and-pop investors are also putting money into select bond fund classifications: corporate investment-grade debt funds of plus-$1.2 billion and municipal bond funds of plus-$887 million, their 23rd consecutive week of net inflows.
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Uber China's head believes the company can snag the top spot within the next twelve months, but some Uber investors aren't taking that for granted and are putting money into arch nemesis Didi to hedge their bets.
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The new prime minister has also committed to putting money into policing, education and regional infrastructure projects, a spending spree that opposition lawmakers describe as evidence the government is on an election footing for later this year.
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This behavior turned off at least one investor who considered putting money into HQ. A second investor who passed on the deal looked into the founders' backgrounds and described Kroll's behavior as "egregious," but declined to elaborate.
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Now, one of your partners in the American Journalism Project is Facebook giving away some $300 million to local, they're in that American Journalism... It's kind of interesting that Google and Facebook are putting money into this.
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If that structure sounds familiar, there's a reason: We've seen a slew of programmers putting money into digital in the last few years, including Comcast (Vox Media, Buzzfeed twice), Turner (Refinery29, Mashable) and Discovery (Thrillist, Dodo, NowThis).
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Small says that more professional investors will be putting money into bond ETFs in the future as the bond business moves toward electronic trading, a shift that happened more than a decade ago in the stock market.
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What's new: Endowments and pension funds are increasingly putting money into catastrophe bonds, a vehicle that raises money for insurance companies — giving insurers other options to turn to in the event they need help paying out claims.
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At the end of the day, Lemonis is wary of the volatility of the bitcoin market, and he also believes that there are still too many investors putting money into cryptocurrency who don't fully understand the markets.
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So what began the year as a protest gesture in support of feminist art ended the year putting money into the pocket of a 1% male artist before being eaten by another male artist desperate for attention.
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Now, here's another investor putting money into podcasting: Entercom, the fourth-largest radio broadcaster in the U.S., is buying 45 percent of Dgital Media, a podcast producer/network whose roster includes political shows like Pod Save America.
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The fact that Exxon is putting money into the group, which launched in June, is likely to prompt other big oil and gas companies to put money into it too, according to multiple people close to the effort.
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Consistently putting money into one could even make you a millionaire: The number of Fidelity 401(k) accounts with a balance of $1 million or more hit a record of 168,000 in 2018, up 41 percent from 20173.
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Everyone already knows why to hate Keurigification of consumer goods (the results are often expensive, wasteful, and lock customers into a single supplier), but that doesn't seem to have stopped investors and VCs putting money into these companies.
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The collapse of London Capital & Finance, an investment firm that sold unregulated "mini bonds", and consumers putting money into unregulated cryptoassets, has prompted lawmakers to call for speedier changes in how the regulatory "perimeter" is set over time.
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When you factor in more immediate expenses that need to be paid off like rent, food, transportation costs, and other bills, putting money into a retirement fund can be challenging because, for many, there's little or nothing left.
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We want to focus putting money into the economy right now fortunately with low-interest rates we'll be doing lots of long-term financing to make sure we lock this in at low costs to the American public.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Some Japanese oil companies have raised their capital investment plans for the year that started on April 22018, putting money into refineries and other downstream projects, while others have focused on cutting spending on exploration and production.
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And had Kushner revealed his ownership in Cadre, the company might not have been as attractive to investors, who would obviously be keen on putting money into a company so closely linked to a person inside the White House.
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After a few months of putting money into a general emergency fund account, I realized I could easily add a second bank account online in less than five minutes to save specifically for our dog's expenses or other goals.
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"Anyone who was responsibly putting money into retirement would have that much by their mid-50s," said Rosner, who will try to stay on the job for at least another eight years, until his two kids are in college.
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This is partly because Germans have a long history of putting money into real estate through investment funds, and also because some banks themselves are getting involved in crowd-funding as a way of boosting lending and sharing risk.
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Meanwhile, a closer look at the outside groups (see below) would show that most are just party committees by other names, run by the same familiar operatives and putting money into the same competitive races as the party committees.
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Part of the process of going public is figuring out how to fully disclose its business to potential investors, who will be looking to see if it has the signs of a healthy growing business before putting money into its IPO.
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"The bad guys on the borders have lots of money, and what they're putting money into is in spoofing and jamming of GPS [systems]," said Bennett, referring to two techniques used to hack into drones that DHS has been tracking.
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Along with venture capital investments like Uber, the ride-sharing service that has a strong presence in the kingdom, the Public Investment Fund is putting money into renewable energy and enormous real estate projects aimed at creating jobs for Saudis.
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With interest rates set to rise in the U.S., investors should for the time being avoid putting money into India, Indonesia and the Philippines — the Asian economies that are the most vulnerable in such an environment, according to Janus Henderson.
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Policymakers fret that, instead of putting money into the research and development China wants to move its firms up the value chain, the executive elite will pour it into the elegant condos in downtown Lisbon that Canaan Capital is selling.
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Some want to know the extent to which investors consulted with local residents in developing their projects, data on how many people from disadvantaged groups are hired, and whether investors are putting money into minority-owned businesses already in the areas.
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And so the question becomes at what point are they simply becoming an arm of people who are acting in an un-American, in fact, antithetical to American values way, and should the ACLU be putting money into defending that kind of speech.
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Putting money into old houses shows a change of thinking in a country where such homes are often torn down because they're worth little more than the land they're built on, and bankers have recognized the need for a niche lending product.
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"For any stock analyst trying to find growth and return on investment in the retail sector today, they're clearly putting money into Amazon because that's where they anticipate the growth coming from," said Cooper Smith, an analyst at L2, a retail research firm.
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If you can pay more than the minimum on your credit card, even if you have to sacrifice putting money into your savings account for a short while, you'll get out of debt faster and save yourself a ton of money on interest.4.
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The companies are also each putting money into the deal: Uber is putting in $225 million and Yandex $100 million, giving Yandex a 59.3 share and Uber a 36.6 percent share, with 4.1 percent owned by employees of the company, on a fully diluted basis.
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Analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch reckon funds have been putting money into EM stocks for the last 15 weeks and this month the index is up 7 percent, which is nearly as much as it surged last January before buckling so badly.
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Prosecutors say he duped investors into putting money into his hedge funds by lying about his track record in the stock market and the performance of his funds, then he looted his publicly traded drug company to pay off investors for their lost money.
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A Dubai analyst, however, said that some foreign investors were likely to remain cautious about putting money into Egypt for now until they saw how well Egyptian authorities managed the float, and because of uncertainties overhanging emerging markets such as the U.S. presidential election.
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You should already be putting money into your 401(k) retirement account if you have the option, but you'll also want to get in the habit of increasing your contributions consistently, either at the end of the year or when you get a bonus or a raise.
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While China already invests billions of euros in Europe, Beijing hopes that by putting money into a European Union-controlled infrastructure fund, it can avoid past pitfalls of operating alone in Europe and still generate strong returns as China seeks to reduce its reliance on massive exports.
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After announcing my intention to relinquish Big Five services for a month, People On The Internet pointed out that my experiment would fail because I would almost certainly visit a website hosted by Amazon's cloud service at some point, thereby indirectly putting money into Jeff Bezos's pocket.
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At the summit, foreign leaders, their staff, and both foreign and domestic journalists would all be paying for lodging and access to the resort — directly putting money into Trump's own pockets, and helping drive business in one of the slowest tourist months of the year in Florida.
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YouTube has always been free, and then you guys have introduced this thing called YouTube Red, which is both a music service and then also premium content, and then again at this Brandcast event you guys were putting money into making your own movies and TV shows.
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Professionals rarely do so well over 50 years that their decisions about when to get in and out of a stock lead to better performance than they might have achieved by just putting money into an index fund that buys every stock in a particular category.
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" Ellison is not a policy wonk; he talks about such imperatives as "raising the minimum wage, putting money into the schools, staving off environmental disaster" in long, rolling clusters, and often ends by declaiming the point of the whole thing: "Just improving the quality of people's lives!
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Recently, SoftBank said it would be interested in putting money into either Uber or Lyft, the leading ride-hailing players in the U.S. Occasionally SoftBank invests in the number two company in a specific industry and then aims for a merger with the top player, said Tung.
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You might not think of a mutual fund as an entity that would take the risk of investing in technology start-ups, but Fidelity has been putting money into private companies for years, said Andrew Boyd, head of global equity capital markets, who oversees private investment for Fidelity.
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So it's not clear how much scope there is for exciting new journalistic tools to be developed given ongoing cost pressures on media businesses (which partially explains Google putting money into digital news startups; friction between traditional publishers and powerful tech platforms is another part of that story).
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The developments might make an older investor, perplexed (if not bothered) by millennial optimism, ask, What's wrong with the way people have been investing for decades, putting money into core equity and bond asset classes as a means of diversifying their wealth, to protect principal and grow assets?
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Screenshots via 'Trainspotting' / Film4; Photographs by the authorA major bank recently did one of those awful, trying-very-hard-to-be-zeitgeisty press releases in which it revealed that putting money into property in a "Trainspotting postcode" in 1996 would have, in hindsight, been a very sound investment.
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We try to save almost half our pretax income every month (40%-50%) between our 401(k) contributions, IRA contributions, contributions to stocks in a brokerage account, and putting money into our high-yield savings account for some goals, such as an upcoming move and purchase of land.
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Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn told the Telegraph, "Anyone that is putting money into tax havens in order to avoid taxation in Britain, and obviously investigations have to take place, should do two things — not just apologize for it but also recognize what it does to our society."
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"You are going to have a combination of both international investors putting money into the UK market ... plus within the UK you are going to have more commitment of capital to projects and businesses than we've had previously," said Scott Thiel, chief fixed income strategist, BlackRock Investment Institute.
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Here are eight options that will be better in the long run and could feel good today, too: Ideally you're already putting money into your retirement account if you have the option, but, if possible, you'll also want to get in the habit of increasing your contributions consistently.
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"You are going to have a combination of both international investors putting money into the UK market ... plus within the UK you are going to have more commitment of capital to projects and businesses than we've had previously," said Scott Thiel, chief fixed income strategist at BlackRock Investment Institute.
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It may be the case that this particular reform is less about prisoner welfare and more about easing the burden on already overpopulated prisons; equally, it could be about keeping employment levels up and ensuring that convicted prisoners keep putting money into an economy desperate for any cash it can get.
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Hence it's focusing efforts here on encouraging Member States to "improve the complementarity of their health services cross-border"; putting money into "research and innovation in digital health and care solutions" (via the Horizon 2020 program); and "assist[ing] Member States in pursuing the reforms of their health and care systems".
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In a Monday interview, RNC chief of staff Katie Walsh told The Hill that rather than sitting on its cash and burning it in a quick burst close to Election Day, the group has instead been putting money into its get-out-the-vote efforts in battleground states from the start.
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Unless some laws are changed, families could be forced to pay back the tax credits or deductions they received for putting money into 212 accounts if they use their savings for private school, said James DiUlio, chairman of the College Savings Plans Network, an umbrella group for the state plans.
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Here are eight options that will be better in the long run and could feel good today, too: Ideally you're already putting money into your 401(k) retirement account if you have the option, but, if possible, you'll also want to get in the habit of increasing your contributions consistently.
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Second of all, many of our union brothers and sisters — nobody more pro-union than me up here — are now paying high deductibles and copayments, and when we do Medicare-for-all, instead of having the company putting money into health care, they can get decent wage increases, which they are not getting today.
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Second of all, many of our union brothers and sisters, nobody more pro-union than me up here are now paying high deductibles and co-payments and when we do medicare for all, instead of having the company putting money into health care, they can get decent wage increases which they are not getting today.
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That's what pays for those student loan issues that we talked about and the affordability of student loans and putting money into those one- and two-year degrees and doubling the Pell grants, improving the loan payback program, the 10-year payback program, to include in-demand occupations, which is a really interesting idea.
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While Silicon Valley companies are enthusiastically putting money into STEM programs in schools and nonprofits focused on diversity, with the goal of creating a richer pipeline of talent in 10 years, they're missing opportunities to make simple, immediate improvements by changing how they communicate with women who are sitting across the table from them now.
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When a billionaire commits to putting money into politics — whether it's Howard Schultz or Michael Bloomberg or Sheldon Adelson, whether it's for your team or the other — you should see the plan for what it is: an effort to gain some leverage over the political system, a scheme to short-circuit the revolution and blunt the advancing pitchforks.
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The charismatic leader was always pushing for not only greater scale, no matter the loss, but new investments or innovations, putting money into wave pools and superfood, launching the co-living space WeLive, the "micro-school" WeGrow, the boutique fitness offering Rise by We. Amid the turmoil and his demotion when he was ousted from the CEO role, Neumann sent a company-wide email touting WeWork's mission.
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Multiple Hollywood stars — including Amy SchumerAmy Beth SchumerCelebs call on studios to stop backing politicians supported by the NRA The Hill's 12:30 Report: Pelosi says impeachment articles coming 'soon' as pressure builds Democrats battle for Hollywood's cash MORE, Rosie O'Donnell, Daryl Hannah, Chelsea Handler and Julianne Moore — are calling on executives at major film studios to stop putting money into the campaigns of political candidates who take funds from the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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"One of the most surprising things that people don't realize about money is saving is not enough," says Ramit Sethi, the best-selling author of "I Will Teach You to be Rich" Over the long term, the only way to "truly grow that money" is to invest it, Sethi tells CNBC Make It. When it comes to investing, many Americans actually are putting money into the stock market — even if they don't know it.
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Despite being in its 12th year and on fund four, Atomico is still considered to be the upstart compared to Accel, Index and Balderton, and amongst entrepreneurs and the press there are often a number of other misconceptions: What is perhaps better — and accurately — understood is that Atomico is one of the few European VCs to have developed a penchant for making "moonshot" investments: putting money into a number of genuinely groundbreaking companies and exploratory technology that isn't expected to generate revenue for many years to come and will either change the world or fail spectacularly.
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