It has since recouped more than half of the losses.
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During Asian hours, oil prices recouped some of their losses.
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More than three years later none has recouped a cent.
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Shares gradually recouped losses, however, to stand 0.9 percent higher.
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It is past time bitcoin recouped those losses, Lee said.
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The Pentagon has recouped more than $22 million so far.
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The audits recouped $57.7 million in improper payments in 2015.
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That sum — enormous by Broadway standards — has not been recouped.
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Reviews were mixed, and the film recouped only its costs.
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U.S. oil futures have recouped about half of their losses.
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That means Coolmore has already recouped its $60 million investment.
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In the East Rutherford incident, the police recouped about $6,000.
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We've recouped a lot of what was lost last year.
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Novo shares were steady at 0800 GMT, having recouped early losses.
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"We recouped the funds and we're pleased this matter is resolved."
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We're completely self-funded and we've almost recouped our development costs.
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The rise recouped the bulk of March's decline in the index.
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At the same time, PMI shares recouped some of their losses.
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The ChiNext Composite recouped some losses to close down 28.2 percent.
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Few people recouped their costs, and some lost up to $20,000.
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The NCUA has recouped more than $3 billion in similar litigation.
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Lionsgate recouped some of its investment by selling overseas distribution rights.
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Apple shares have recouped a fraction of the losses seen in May.
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Oil recouped some of last week's steep losses as global equities steadied.
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This could be recouped with timber revenue if big trees are felled.
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Many of those stocks have since recouped their post-Brexit losses, however.
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But this is later recouped from their payments, along with other debts.
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Admiral and Direct Line shares have recouped losses made early on Monday.
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However, it barely recouped a revised 1.633 percent slump seen in January.
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And the money they'd lose would probably just be recouped through fragrances.
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The dollar recouped losses after initially sliding following the lackluster data release.
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Sales have now more than recouped the sharp drop suffered in December.
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After falling sharply at first, prices recouped some ground early on Wednesday.
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The dollars recouped losses against the euro, which slipped 0.1% to $1.1193.
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That money was also recouped via insurance claims, according to the Globe.
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For the S&P 500, Friday's gains recouped most of those losses.
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For the S&P 500, Friday's gains recouped most of those losses.
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The dollar recouped some lost ground against the safe-haven Japanese yen.
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The Mexican peso recouped some losses after falling to a record low.
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It cost $7.5 million to capitalize, and has not recouped those costs.
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As of 0930 GMT, the bourses recouped some of the deep losses.
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More declines elsewhere Oil markets also recouped some of the earlier declines.
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But that hardly recouped the sharp 1.593% drop in the previous month.
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South Korea and Australia also recouped a little of their recent losses.
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Including £2014 million in dividends, taxpayers recouped £21.2 billion, the bank said.
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Only 40% of a closet renovation is recouped, according to the study.
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However, it barely recouped a revised 3.4 percent slump seen in January.
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That is the largest amount so far recouped from the 1MDB scandal.
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On Tuesday, global equities recouped some losses, with financial shares leading the rebound.
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The Italian car-maker recouped some of its previous session's 16 percent slump.
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Prices recouped some losses on Thursday and traded around $74.30 by 1210 GMT.
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Bowie recouped over two months in the care of Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital.
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O'Leary offered $80,000 for 0003 percent of licensing until that $80,000 was recouped.
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The gains recouped losses from the previous session after the company posted results.
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Prices recouped some losses on Thursday and traded around $20.3 by 0820 GMT.
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US Soccer likely recouped their costs from its sole revenue stream, ticket sales.
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The trustee, Irving Picard, has recouped roughly $11.2 billion for former Madoff customers.
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The dollars recouped losses against the euro, which slipped 0.1% to $1.1193 EUR=.
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A representative said the show has not recouped its capitalization of $11 million.
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The agency recouped $1 billion in 2017 after hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.
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"Losses from the financial crisis have not been recouped everywhere," the ECB said.
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Yields first fell, then recouped, then fell again to end the day lower.
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Hopefully the recouped funds will help accelerate those efforts and help you rebuild.
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Other industry players GVC and 888 recouped earlier losses to end marginally higher.
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South Africa's rand recouped some of Tuesday's losses, which followed weak GDP data.
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However, the shares more than recouped their gains on the following trading day, Oct.
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South Africa's rand has recouped most of its post-election losses against the dollar.
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While the equity markets have largely recouped losses from the Brexit vote, uncertainty remains.
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Financial shares recouped some of the week's losses to gain 23 percent on Friday.
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It briefly broke below it during Monday's session but has since recouped those losses.
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It has recouped about 80 percent of its losses since the start of 2016.
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"We recouped the funds and we're pleased this matter is resolved," the spokesperson said.
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It resumed trading less than an hour later, and recouped some of its losses.
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Shares in Metso recouped some losses to trade down 7 percent at 0930 GMT.
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Both indexes recouped some of the steep declines suffered in the last two sessions.
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Some see further gains ahead as much of the commodity's losses have been recouped.
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AGL's shares recouped some losses on Wednesday, climbing 1.8% and outperforming the broader market.
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The dollar and bond yields weakened sharply following the jobs data but recouped losses.
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But it recouped its losses after combative comments from a Chinese central bank official.
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Currencies of oil importers recouped their losses and moved higher as crude prices steadied.
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The company's shares recouped some of the losses to trade down 1.5 percent at $36.83.
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Common American depositary receipts of Vale recouped part of their earlier losses following the news.
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Customers of MF Global's brokerage unit, MF Global Inc, have recouped everything they were owed.
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Had it been passed earlier, AHAB's creditors might already have recouped some of their money.
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The lowest 50% of earners have recouped at least a piece of the wealth pie.
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The euro recouped earlier losses after Draghi underscored the risks facing the euro zone economy.
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Oil prices rose modestly, as the commodity recouped some losses from a recent steep plunge.
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Meanwhile, the Australian dollar recouped some losses after tumbling when inflation missed expectations on Wednesday.
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A spokeswoman said the office has already recouped about $25 million lost from the fraud.
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"The most interesting part was we recouped that advance in just 9 months," Kalyan says.
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The disclosure hit the company's shares but they have since recouped most of the losses.
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Shopify Inc shares recouped some of its recent losses, rising 2.3 percent to C$118.40.
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Once the distribution is made, eligible recipients will have recouped about $2280 billion, Picard said.
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Hence Vinci shares rebounded after its denial and have now recouped most of their losses.
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Picard has recouped nearly $11.5 billion for Madoff customers who lost an estimated $17.5 billion.
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Japan's Nikkei recouped early losses to be 258.69% firmer, while Shanghai blue chips rose 259%.
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In midday trading, Southwest shares recouped some losses to trade down 3.12 percent at $57.66.
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Pape now predicts that the organization will have recouped that cost in just three years.
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However, it later recouped some losses to trade down 2.6% to $5,163 by 1145 GMT.
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As the frog is reusable for most dissections, the cost could be recouped over time.
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Some of the lost sales may be recouped once the virus fades, Mr. Wortmann said.
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Shipping finance sources say much of this debt is unlikely to be recouped in full.
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Results already indicate that these investments would be recouped many times over through costs savings.
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In choppy trade following the report, yields first fell, then recouped, then fell once more.
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In that time, Tottenham has spent about as much as it has recouped on transfers.
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The zloty has recouped some losses, trading at 4.4424 to the euro at 0914 GMT.
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The stock recouped some of its losses later in the day to trade down 63%.
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The broader Topix recouped most of its early losses to end down 0.1% at 1,689.38.
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All told, tax officials recouped $134,500 from selling off the Shkreli items that they seized.
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There is a risk that investments may not be quickly recouped from higher, incremental revenue.
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"That whole market, altogether, was, like, $20823,000 that I have not recouped yet," she said.
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That could have at least recouped her legal fees, and those that Kleiner demanded she cover.
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A popular ticket, producers announced in January that the show had recouped its $12 million investment.
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Treasury ultimately recouped $39 billion through the sale of shares, dividends and loan repayments since 8233.
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Its main appeal was as an investment, recouped by selling the piece back to the shop.
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The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index recouped early losses and ended up 21 percent, at 2066,2608 points.
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The stock recouped most of the losses later and was down 7.1 percent by 0845 GMT.
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They later recouped most of the losses and were trading 0.85 percent lower at 1035 GMT.
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Little of that will ever be recouped, but both families are likely to pursue their debt.
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The major indices have recouped the strong majority of their losses from last Wednesday's big selloff.
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But some in the sector said expenses could be recouped over the life of a mortgage.
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On a limited theatrical release on January 18, 2008, Teeth barely recouped its $2 million budget.
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Ms. Haines said prices have recouped, rising 5 percent to 6 percent per year since then.
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Tenet Healthcare, which had fallen 15 percent this year until Thursday, has more than recouped losses.
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Software maker Symantec recouped some of its losses from last week, gaining nearly 10 percent Monday.
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But the company went bankrupt, and the state only recouped a small portion of that investment.
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After a rough start to the year, the major stock gauges have nearly recouped their losses.
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The U.S. dollar recouped the ground lost in the previous session after the dovish Fed's statement.
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It turned out to be a buying opportunity; within a month, stocks had recouped their losses.
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The company, he said, never recouped the money it advanced on the Elevators and other acts.
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The program wound up costing the federal government millions more than it actually recouped from taxpayers.
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Once the hardware costs have been recouped, the carrier starts making more money off the user.
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It has recouped 8.3 trillion won thus far through measures such as block sales and dividends.
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Asian equities later recouped those losses in subsequent sessions, with major markets finishing the week higher.
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Those losses probably cannot be recouped entirely: some tax-dodgers might quit rather than pay up.
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It has since recouped about half of that but the blue chip index, the NSE-210 .
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If some money is recouped, she said it would be donated to an election reform organization.
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The dollar and bond yields fell after the minutes were released but have recouped some losses.
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The pound later recouped some losses to trade 0.59 percent lower at $56.873 after the vote.
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The gauge has nearly recouped the losses from last week caused by the plunge in Turkey's lira.
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TUI shares recouped some ground lost in recent weeks after rival Thomas Cook delivered another profit alert.
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"That's a lot of revenue that can be recouped just by streamlining the grid," the source said.
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Uber shares recouped early losses of nearly 9% in their debut on Friday to trade 0.89% lower.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan recouped early losses to edge up 0.2 percent.
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This week it has recouped some losses and is now down around 15 percent for the year.
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The stock recouped about half its losses from the time Cruz's letter was sent on Aug. 12.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan recouped early losses to edge up 47.323 percent.
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Brent recouped most of its losses to trade 24 cents lower at $62.51 around 2:30 p.m.
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The U.S. dollar recouped most of the ground lost in the previous session on the Fed's statement.
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Gold also recouped losses from late in the previous session in the aftermath of the Fed announcement.
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The gauge has nearly recouped the losses from last week caused by the plunge in Turkey's currency.
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It recouped its $16 million capitalization cost, and will have run for 1,593 performances when it closes.
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Louisiana exempts horizontal wells from tax for up to two years if drilling costs aren't recouped first.
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The hog futures recouped some of the earlier losses but settled down 218 percent in the session.
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When trading resumed later, the shares recouped some losses and closed the day down about 3 percent.
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The dollar index recouped some overnight losses made following the tax cut news to stand at 94.553.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan recouped early losses to edge up 21.2897 percent.
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Many franchisees who have lost their restaurants say that they have recouped little of their original investments.
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However, it later recouped some losses to trade at $2195,245 a tonne by 21 GMT, down 2929%.
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However, it later recouped some losses to trade at $5,509 a tonne by 21 GMT, down 2929%.
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The dollar eased 0.4% to 110.43 yen, while the euro recouped losses to be flat at $1.0692.
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The currency has since recouped some losses, although it is still down nearly 30 percent this year.
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Japanese shares on Wednesday recouped some losses incurred in the previous session due to Apple's revenue warning.
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After falling to a low of 6.8128 per dollar, the yuan recouped its losses in the afternoon.
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That space was sold to Lawrence Stroll, who recouped his investment by bringing in sponsors for Williams.
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It has since recouped some of those losses but it is still down 15 percent from that record.
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Shares tumble as much as 4%, but had recouped those losses by midday to trade up nearly 1%.
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The Aussie recouped some losses after dipping to a fresh 20-month low of $0.71655 during the day.
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Mainland Chinese shares recouped some of the opening losses, with the Shanghai composite index down just 216 percent.
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Equity markets recouped earlier losses as the Hang Seng Index gained 0.3% and the Nikkei closed 4.6224% higher.
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In total, the SEC has recouped $22017 million in ill-gotten gains from investment firms, traders, and brokerages.
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After opening 6% down, shares in Banco Inter recouped losses and were last up 2.14% at 14.29 reais.
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The CFPB has recouped over $400 million in payments and credits to over 500,85033 consumers who experienced discrimination.
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The company's shares recouped some of their losses and were down 5.6 percent at $58.36 in afternoon trading.
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Japan's Nikkei recouped early losses to end a touch firmer at 0.06%, while Shanghai blue chips rose 0.3%.
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It recouped some losses to trade above $14,000 on the Bitstamp platform, down 9 percent on the day.
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So far, about 2,000 service members have been notified of their debt, with at least $20 million recouped.
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The company's shares recouped some of their losses and were down 4 percent at $11.42 in morning trade.
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The company's shares recouped some of their losses to be down less than a percent in extended trading.
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While Wright was on the disabled list, the Mets recouped 75 percent of his salary through insurance payments.
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It also might be an occasion to observe how cultural status can be recouped with demonstrated, untiring perseverance.
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Oil prices recouped some of their losses on Tuesday, boosting shares of oil and gas and mining companies.
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The dollar eased 0.5% to 110.31 yen while the euro recouped losses to be up 0.1% at $1.0705.
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The dollar eased 0.5% to 110.23 yen, while the euro recouped losses to be up 0.1% at $1.0707.
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The currency later recouped some of its losses to trade at $0.7912 at 2:57 p.m. HK/SIN.
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The report shows that many companies recouped the money they lost with the help of ObamaCare's reinsurance payments.
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Cultural influences get swapped, dropped, and recouped in a multitrack sequencing that is the very definition of history.
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China's Shanghai Composite (COMP) dropped as much as 0.5% in early trading, though recouped most of those losses.
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Shares of the company recouped from initial losses and were last up 217.79% at $157.76 in extended trading.
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Fiat, however, recouped early losses to trade up 0.5% and the auto sector, also under pressure earlier, gained 0.2%.
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Picard has paid out roughly $8.6 billion of the $11.1 billion he has recouped, according to his own website.
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That costs another $70, money that can be recouped if a guilty dog is found and the owner fined.
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Noonan opposed the non-binding motion, saying any funds recouped would be used to pay down the state's debt.
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Last week the commodity recouped more of March's losses on increased hopes world supply and demand were nearing balance.
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The government has recouped £8.23bn, including £400m-plus in dividends, since it started to unload its stake in 2013.
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The rand has however still not recouped all the losses incurred during a heavy sell-off triggered from Aug.
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Tone is cocky when he returns to the club and is eager to show off the money's he recouped.
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Any losses sustained on the tickets can, in theory, be recouped from the profits generated by selling add-ons.
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While it has recouped some losses, it is still one of the worst performing emerging market currencies this year.
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Melrose Industries , another supplier to Boeing, slid 2 percent, while Meggitt recouped early losses to end 0.2 percent higher.
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During that month, the S&P 500 recouped almost all of its month-prior loss, gaining about 8 percent.
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Melrose Industries, another supplier to Boeing, slid 2 percent, while Meggitt recouped early losses to end 0.2 percent higher.
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Value report, for example, the average major kitchen remodel recouped just 64.9 percent of its approximately $60,000 price tag.
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Picard has recouped roughly $11.1 billion of the estimated $17.5 billion of principal he has said Madoff's customers lost.
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Some state exchanges are still struggling, however, and Republicans have repeatedly voiced concerns that those funds won't be recouped.
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Shares of the Dallas-based carrier recouped some of their earlier steep losses and were last down 1.18 percent.
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Whistleblowers are the ones who let us know about huge waitlists at the VA while managers recouped large bonuses.
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Many companies recouped some of the money lost from ObamaCare plans with the help of the law's reinsurance payments.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index recouped losses to rise 0.4 percent, or 30.54 points, to 7,311.71.
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When they hadn't recouped their investments by the end of the 1890 season, they started to get cold feet.
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Since then, the cryptocurrency has recouped some of its recent losses, last trading at $2000,205.36 at 11:00 a.m.
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On Tuesday prices recouped some of their losses and Brent crude futures LCOc1 rallied to around $37 a barrel.
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On Tuesday prices recouped some of their losses and Brent crude futures LCOc1 rallied to around $37 a barrel.
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In currencies, the dollar recouped its losses overnight and was head towards last week's more than three-year high.
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Millions recouped In some ways, the federal government is recouping some expenses in an indirect way through its prosecutions.
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Whiting's suit said it has not recouped payments Shell made to Jamex, and seeks damages and a jury trial.
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In the first two years of this three year program investors have already recouped 85033 percent of their investment.
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Investors seem to believe it: its share price has recouped half of the 225% drop precipitated by the accusations.
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The dollar recouped some losses after edging down Friday on the back of lackluster second-quarter U.S. GDP figures.
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While criminal investigations are not intended to be profit-making ventures, Mueller has more than recouped his own costs.
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But by 2014, most had fully recouped their pre-recession values, and the market has maintained an even keel.
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Ricco said the team had not yet determined how the recouped money would be used, such as future payroll.
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All of the cost of innovating and reaping an economic return may need to be recouped in a single payment.
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The NCUA has already recouped roughly $4.3 billion in litigation against many banks over securities that the credit unions bought.
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Credit spreads in the region widened 22019bp when trading resumed this morning, but had recouped some losses as of noon.
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The single currency recouped most of its 0.25 percent earlier drop against the dollar to trade broadly flat at $1.1919.
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This recouped some of the losses that followed Kraft's retreat on Sunday, but was still below the $50 offer price.
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The UK has recouped about 17 billion pounds of taxpayer cash after it began selling off its stake in 2013.
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They have recouped about half of what they lost since mid-2014 when both traded at above $100 a barrel.
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Yahoo's shares recouped some of their losses following the report and were down 2.3 percent at $36.64 in midday trading.
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The Korean won hit its lowest intraday level since November 2018 following the report, but recouped some of its losses.
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The money is recouped by lucrative service contracts and data analytics, which used to command margins of up to 35%.
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But it soon recouped losses and traded at 6.3238 at midday, 32 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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The U.S. dollar recouped most of the ground lost in the previous session on the back of the Fed's statement.
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The kicker is that even with these changes, financial institutions have only recouped about a third of their lost revenue.
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It later recouped most of the losses seen in Asia but was still down around 1.4 percent by early afternoon.
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The U.S. dollar recouped all of its losses against a basket of major currencies and was last trading little changed.
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Ms. Becker's ex-fiancé recouped the Hawaii honeymoon fees (less a transaction fee) because it was booked with travel miles.
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In late trading, sterling recouped some of its losses to trade at $1.2442, still down 1.5 percent on the day.
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Zain Saudi's CEO, Peter Kaliaropoulos, told Reuters some lost income could be recouped through expansion of its own data services.
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According to central bank data, Italy's output has recouped only half of the nine percentage points lost during the recession.
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Shares in the Italian-American carmaker recouped some of their earlier losses after the U.S. government sued it over emissions.
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It was capitalized for $11.5 million; it has not recouped its costs and seems likely to close at a loss.
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Bitcoin has recouped the week's losses and is in rally mode as trade threats keep equities on the back foot.
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The greenback which increased 0.28 percent against the safe-haven on Monday, recouped losses to trade up 0.15 on Tuesday.
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Later on, Hall and Oates recouped some of their losses by claiming old royalties that had been unpaid for years.
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Shares in the Sheffield-based company were down 6.3% at 124 pence at 0845 GMT, having recouped some earlier losses.
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Stocks have partially recouped some of their losses as Trump has indicated that he would keep some parts of Obamacare.
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It recouped some losses to trade above $14,000 BTC=BTSP on the Bitstamp platform, down 9 percent on the day.
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The play, with Scott Rudin as a lead producer, cost $4.2 million to capitalize; that money has not been recouped.
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U.S. S&P20.75 futures recouped a small part of big losses the previous day, gaining 230% in early Thursday trade.
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Developers earn a fair share for their work -- once costs are recouped, developers earn at least 50% of all profits.
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But they expect any lost output to be recouped in the fourth quarter and payrolls growth to rebound in October.
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The show, produced by Scott Rudin and Lincoln Center Theater, was capitalized for $3,225,000; it has not recouped those costs.
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However the ringgit has recouped all of that, and a bit more in 2017, as the rallying greenback lost steam.
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Shipping finance sources say much of this debt is unlikely to be recouped in full, meaning heavy losses on investments.
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According to the survey, 81% of tech career-changers recouped on the financial investment they made to make the switch.
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Notley said the cost of buying the cars would be fully recouped through royalties and the selling of shipping capacity.
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Stocks on Wall Street, down more than 1 percent for most of the session, recouped some losses at the close.
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But foreign exchange strategists polled this week are optimistic that by this time next year, most will have recouped those losses.
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Oil recouped some of the losses through the morning, but dropped sharply around noon, mirroring a pullback in the stock market.
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Convinced, O'Leary offered $250,000 in exchange for a 5% equity stake and a $500 royalty per unit until $750,000 is recouped.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures also recouped early losses and were trading up 15 cents at $46.21 per barrel.
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The cedi, which had been under pressure for weeks mainly due to global factors, recouped some of its losses this week.
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London's FTSE was also little changed, down 0.1 percent as the pound recouped some of its losses from the previous session.
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The zloty fell to a 4-1/2 year low versus the euro on Friday morning, but later recouped some losses.
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Democrats, in contrast, are seeking to repair crumbling roads and bridges, a cost that cannot be recouped by a private investor.
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He said Rosatom would also pay Turkey 20 percent of its profits from the plant once it had recouped its investment.
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As early risk aversion faded, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan recouped early losses to rise 0.6 percent.
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It recouped some of its losses and shot back up, so it technically represents a contender for meme of the summer.
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Nexans' share price, down almost 6 percent at one stage in the morning, recouped some of those losses after his comments.
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As a result the programme is lossmaking and the $25bn or so spent developing the aircraft is unlikely to be recouped.
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The main indexes in Europe posted even bigger gains this week, and British stocks recouped all their losses along the way.
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So far the government has recouped about 16.9 billion pounds after the finance ministry began selling off its stake in 2013.
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The company likely recouped some of these costs through sponsorship deals and by licensing the show to a TV network, however.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan recouped early losses to be almost flat, as did Shanghai blue chips.
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The company's stock was down nearly 14 percent year to date before Schnatter's resignation but has recouped much of those losses.
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Companies that make these drugs have either recouped their investments many times over or are on their way to doing so.
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Deutsche shares recouped earlier losses to trade up 0.1 percent late afternoon in Frankfurt, roughly in line with Germany's DAX index .
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The show is closing without having recouped its costs, meaning that investors will lose much if not all of their money.
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So far the government has recouped about 17 billion pounds after the finance ministry began selling off its stake in 2013.
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Now the market has recouped all of those losses, with the S&P 500 more than 3 percent higher in 2020.
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They had spent a lot of money flying the melon in, and they wanted to be sure they recouped their investment.
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The country claims to have recouped more than $100 billion through this "corruption campaign," but that figure is impossible to verify.
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It plummeted 20 percent over two days, recouped much of those losses and then plunged below $10,000 Tuesday afternoon on Coinbase.
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The blue-chip bourse recouped all losses from the past two sessions as mild risk appetite returned after a report bit.
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Markets have recouped some of the losses amid signs of monetary policy easing from the big central banks to stir growth.
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They're expressing that Tibbetts's death is a loss that cannot be recouped — a disruption of order that can never be patched.
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The gauge has recouped last week's losses, but not declines of the prior week when the Turkish currency began its descent.
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"China Doll," a critically panned but commercially successful new David Mamet play starring Al Pacino, has recouped its $3.7 million investment costs.
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The entrepreneurs countered $1 million for a 3 percent stake and a royalty of $1 per unit until $1.5 million is recouped.
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Risk assets such as U.S. equities took a hit in early trade, but had recouped most of those losses by the afternoon.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Taxpayers have recouped all of the 20.3 billion pounds ($26 billion)invested in the bailout of Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY.
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Facebook recouped more than what it will have to pay out for the settlement through what it gained in market value Wednesday.
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The currency has recouped some losses in recent weeks, although it is still down by a third against the dollar this year.
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Scrapping fees for an online platform for small businesses cost S$270m-285m a year, but that was recouped in three months.
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The greenback which fell 0.2 percent against the safe-haven Japanese yen on Monday, recouped losses to trade up 0.15 on Tuesday.
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SHANGHAI, April 10 (Reuters) - Chinese stocks recouped earlier losses to end higher on Wednesday, boosted by strength in consumer and healthcare companies.
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However, it recouped some of those losses after several institutional investors including George Soros and Daniel Loeb disclosed stakes in the company.
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Boeing's shares lost 12 percent in the weeks following the Lion Air crash last year, but have more than recouped those declines.
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It recouped earlier losses triggered by Moody's placing South Africa's credit rating on review for a downgrade over its worsening growth prospects.
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Similarly, Kraft Heinz has recouped much of its earlier selloff from the Amazon announcement and was trading slightly higher intraday on Wednesday.
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Sure enough, just a few days later, the market turned upward and recovered all its losses — while she recouped none of hers.
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The greenback, which fell 0.2 percent against the safe-haven Japanese yen on Monday, recouped losses to trade up 0.3 on Tuesday.
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While only 25 percent of Broadway shows turn a profit, "Curious Incident" recouped its capitalization after just four and a half months.
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Because of an undocumented immigration status or distrust of American legal systems, some financial losses from corrupt lending circles are never recouped.
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The blue-chip bourse recouped all losses from the past two sessions as mild risk appetite returned after a report http://bit.
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Capitalized for up to $19 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, it has not recouped those costs.
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These start-up costs were later recouped through the congestion fees, which have also raised millions more for transportation and infrastructure needs.
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The new owner often boasted that he recouped his modest investment in the first few hours of opening night in March 1967.
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Picard has recouped $11.6 billion for Madoff victims, two-thirds of the roughly $17.5 billion of principal he has estimated they lost.
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The show has been a hit on Broadway — the producers announced last month that they had recouped the musical's $12 million cost.
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Gordon says that the GLD gold ETF has recouped nearly two-thirds of its losses from a 2011 peak to 2015 trough.
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"For every dollar spent restoring degraded forests, as much as $30 can be recouped in economic benefits and poverty reduction," Gutteres said.
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The Mueller investigation's largest amount recouped came from Manafort compared to all five defendants who've been sentenced in the special counsel's probe.
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A spokesman for the production declined to comment about whether the show will have recouped its capitalization by the time it closes.
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LONDON — The UK Treasury has recouped its £20.3 billion bailout of Lloyds Banking Group, almost four years after it began selling shares.
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That piqued O'Leary's interest, and he offered $250,000 for 5 percent equity and a royalty of $1.50 per unit until $750,000 is recouped.
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After being in business a year the company's app has been downloaded 50,000 times and saved/recouped customers a total of $1M dollars.
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The Kenyan shilling weakened against the dollar after the expiry of the IMF facility last week but it has since recouped its losses.
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The S&P 583 has so far recouped 2% loss from last week, which was its the steepest weekly drop in six months.
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But amidst broad selling of the euro on Wednesday, sterling recouped some losses to trade 0.7 percent higher at 92.05 pence per euro.
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The shares have recouped most of the losses sparked a year ago on concerns of slowing usage and the costs of improving privacy.
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According to the docs, Cadence13 says it recouped about $394K in ad revenue -- but they're still going after for him the remaining $606K.
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Although Joel never fully recouped the cost of the trip, he returned home triumphant, and there was a great cultural shift after that.
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Boeing's shares shed 21 percent in the weeks following the Lion Air crash last year, but have since more than recouped those declines.
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Religare shares fell as much as 5 percent in early trading, but recouped most losses to trade down 1.5 percent at 0636 GMT.
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Boeing's shares shed 20.4 percent in the weeks following the Lion Air crash last year, but have since more than recouped those declines.
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Doha's index, another market actively traded by foreign funds, recouped early losses to add 0.3 percent and finished the week up 2.4 percent.
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It recouped some of the losses from the past few days following investors getting nervous about its potential liability over the current wildfires.
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However, only about half of this sum has so far been recouped by the banks due to legal challenges that have stalled payments.
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In both cases, the higher upfront cost of gene therapy is recouped within a decade by eliminating the ongoing expenses of conventional treatment.
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It also defied a 1.3% drop forecast by economists in a Reuters poll and more than recouped a sharp 7.8% slump in May.
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Netflix reportedly spent $130 million on the "The Crown," so it's likely hoping that investment can be recouped with its first Globe win.
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While no down payment was required to buy the place, my parents did put down a $5,000 deposit that they recouped at closing.
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In other words, Medicaid could have recouped nearly $9 for every $10 it spent on those drugs if the drugs were properly classified.
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It compared with a 3.2% gain seen by economists in a Reuters poll and more than recouped an unexpected 6.0% drop in October.
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Short-sellers, who had racked up paper losses of $1.3 billion on Tuesday, have since recouped about a $1 billion, S3 Partners reported.
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In the U.S., the and the Dow fell powerfully after the Brexit vote, but recouped about half of those losses between Tuesday and Wednesday.
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"There has been a colossal loss in sales and they won't be recouped," said Pierre Pelarrey, who runs Printemps' flagship store in central Paris.
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On the flip side, construction company Balfour Beatty rose 6.6 percent and recouped all its post-Brexit losses after the firm resumed its dividend.
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The new "Halloween" had a budget of $10 million, not including marketing costs, and appears to have recouped that cost in just one night.
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Such a backstop would still shield the taxpayer as costs could be recouped through ex post levies on the financial industry, the ECB said.
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We recouped our expenses and ended up with the equivalent of the French minimum wage in sales for at least four to six months.
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By 2010, the city announced that it had sent 600 cease-and-desist letters and recouped the cost of setting up the licensing program.
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Bank stocks were up 1 percent, and the sector recouped all of its losses since Britain voted to leave the European Union in June.
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The dollar came off three-week highs after the report, while the euro, although still down on the day, recouped some of those losses.
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In March, the administration requested money from Congress as a "down payment" on the wall, which Trump said would be recouped later from Mexico.
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The amount recouped by Loevy & Loevy is far above average, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC), a research center at Syracuse University.
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The index recouped part of the losses after Odebrecht denied the report, and was trading down 1.0 percent at 6,095 in late afternoon trading.
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A government official insisted all costs would ultimately be recouped from Tepco and said it could not pass the burden on to electricity customers.
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The currency has recouped some losses in recent weeks although it is still down by more than a third against the dollar this year.
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But stocks recouped the bulk of their initial losses, after U.S. Senate Republicans said they had enough support to pass a sweeping tax overhaul.
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The benchmark stock indexes fell more than 1 percent shortly after the market opened, but recouped most of the losses to close roughly flat.
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Individual defendants, whose identities are confidential, would fund part of the payout, which includes interest payments to customers who have already recouped their funds.
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At one point, it owned more than 40 percent of Lloyds, and it said it had already recouped about £16.9 billion through share sales.
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Asian markets closed mixed on Thursday, as the Hang Seng Index and Nikkei 225 recouped some losses after falling around 403 percent on Wednesday.
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One month later, five monkeys who received human embryonic stem cells recouped 10.6 percentage points on average, versus only 2.5 in the control group.
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It was only last year, after seeing several cases pay out, that Mr. Thomas recouped the costs of getting his practice up and running.
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The Broadway production was capitalized for $9 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission; that money has not been recouped.
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It was capitalized for up to $13.5 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission; that money has not been recouped.
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Current and former ERS researchers, along with professional groups that opposed the relocation, said the expertise lost when staffers departed is not easily recouped.
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China's yuan has been on a tear all year and has now recouped last year's losses — and analysts say there's still room to run.
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Of the estimated $10 billion the government says the Marcos family stole, the presidential commission charged with recovering it has recouped only $650 million.
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But if the transatlantic union lures even a small number of extra American tourists to the United Kingdom, the expense can be easily recouped.
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The three major indexes have recouped more than half of the losses suffered after a shock vote by Britain to leave the European Union.
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The shares recouped some losses in morning trade after having dropped as much as 4.3 percent to their lowest in more than a year.
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CSI21 managed to edge up 2261.05 percent, while E-Mini futures for the S&P 22017 ESc211 recouped early losses to rise 13 percent.
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CVC acquired majority control of Formula One in March 2006 and has since recouped its money many times over with billions of dollars in revenues.
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After falling to as low as $11,43, it recouped some losses to trade above $14,000 on the Bitstamp platform, down 9 percent on the day.
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China's blue-chip CSI300 index recouped early losses to edge up 2500 percent as data showed a pick up in profit growth for industrial firms.
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In 2014 economists at the Federal Reserve estimated that banks recouped nearly half of the lost income with higher service charges and lower card rewards.
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Wall Street shares have now recouped all the losses incurred after Trump unveiled a plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium late on Thursday.
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Oil prices recouped some losses after Trump's announcement, in a volatile session in which prices slumped as much as 4 percent earlier in the day.
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In January, for example, investors recouped just 4 percent of a $136 million CMBS loan from 2006 on the Citadel Mall in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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SHANGHAI, March 15 (Reuters) - China stocks recouped early losses to end modestly higher on Tuesday, led by gains in finance, consumer and real estate shares.
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But both the central bank and the stock regulator reacted quickly, and major indexes recouped most of their initial losses despite a late afternoon scare.
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For a second week in a row, the local unit has steadily recouped recent losses against the greenback after weakening to record lows last month.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index recouped some losses in early trading to end flat at 6,973.78, a more than three-month low.
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The bank recouped the entire loan from the property sale and Messih's sister-in-law was now paying her back in weekly instalments, she said.
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"I am confident state money will be recouped, perhaps at a premium," finance minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Tuesday, referring to Monte dei Paschi.
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Shares fell as much as 21 percent in mid-morning trading, but recouped part of those losses as Angelotti vowed to implement tougher refinancing deals.
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"hypothetical and misleading" Lyft drivers would have recouped about $835 each, if the company applied the standard mileage reimbursement rate set by the US government.
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Europe's banking as well as industrial goods & services sectors which were down 2110.18 percent at one point, recouped losses to trade flat by 58.913 GMT.
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In fact, by the end of last week oil prices had crept back above $30 a barrel and stocks had recouped some of their losses.
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It fell 5.3 percent against the dollar last year, but has recouped about 2.4 percent so far 2019 as the two sides stepped up negotiations.
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Britain's stock market has recouped all its losses in the same stretch, but other major markets in Europe and Asia have yet to bounce back.
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Within the first year of implementing a food waste-reduction program, more than 70 percent of hotels in the study recouped their investment, it added.
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The plan would have seen GO holders recover as much as 77 cents on the dollar, while COFINA holders would have recouped just 58 cents.
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The stock slumped to a more than three-year low last Monday following his resignation, but had recouped some losses on expectations of Nilekani's return.
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BAIC shares fell to as low as HK$4.28 on Wednesday but recouped some losses to trade down 9 percent in the afternoon trading session.
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The play was capitalized for up to $3.4 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission; it has not recouped that investment.
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The markets recouped some losses after the news with Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex down over 6%, off day's lows of over 7.5%.
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The multimillion-dollar investment by Olive Group, in theory, would be recouped by tolls, a cut of which would also go to the Iraqi government.
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Ferrexpo's UK shares fell as much as 5.4% but recouped some of those losses to trade 2.7% lower at 137 pence as of 0858 GMT.
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Waiting until the last minute often pays off for everything but the biggest hits, since lost revenue from an empty seat can never be recouped.
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Still, the market looked likely to mark a rise for the week, having recouped some of the ground lost in last week's dramatic sell-off.
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While Kohl's, Nordstrom and Penney's have recouped losses since then, Macy's still trades nearly 18 percent lower than when the company issued first-quarter results.
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The NCUA has recouped close to $2.46 billion through lawsuits it began filing in 2011, including $33 million this week with Switzerland's UBS AG UBSG.
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But the possibility that each defendant might face prison terms has done little to soothe their continued anger over losses that may never be recouped.
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The index slipped into a technical bear market in mid-August, losing 20 percent since late-January, but has since recouped some of those losses.
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Markets have recouped some of the losses, but data released since then indicates the fallout will spread through the British economy and the rest of Europe.
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S. equities recouped early session losses to end Friday slightly in the black and the U.S. dollar tracked equities higher despite a fall in U.S. yields.
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She then offered Bottlekeeper a deal of $1 million for a 3 percent stake and a royalty of $3 per unit until $2 million is recouped.
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The pound recouped some losses on Tuesday after Carney said he was ready to stay, but concerns over Brexit kept a lid on the currency's gains.
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With a budget of $150 million (which it has already more than recouped), Wonder Woman was already the most expensive film ever directed by a woman.
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Oil prices recouped overnight losses after Saudi Arabia said that OPEC and Russian-led production curbs introduced in 2017 will need to be extended into 2019.
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It intends to concentrate on what it sees as the cheapest deepwater reserves in places like Brazil where investments can be recouped within that time frame.
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Shares of Chipotle fell as much as 6 percent to a near five-year low of $263.11 on Monday morning, but recouped most losses by afternoon.
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Malaysia recouped $126 million last month by selling a superyacht, Equanimity, which was bought by Jho Low for $250 million with funds allegedly stolen from 1MDB.
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This structure, which will be used to harness tidal power, will need to operate for 120 years in order for the construction costs to be recouped.
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That doesn't matter so much in phones, where the displays are smaller and cheaper, or television sets, where high prices mean the costs can be recouped.
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Today is the last trading day of the quarter and stocks around the globe have essentially recouped all losses from the final three months of 2018.
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The dollar recouped some of those losses as investors took profits on the strong move, which followed a 1-percent drop against the yen on Tuesday.
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The region's main index has recouped its May losses, gaining around 6% since then, on hopes that major central banks will adopt a looser monetary policy.
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UK shares recouped the session's losses as sterling fell, with the FTSE turning into positive territory even while its European peers stayed deep in the red.
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Major stock market averages have recouped much if not all of the post-Brexit panic, bond yields are tumbling and even currency markets have settled down.
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Stocks plunged worldwide but then recouped some losses after the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges said the country would suspend the circuit breaker as of Friday.
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Captured by German patrols, he was offered pardon and recouped from his injuries at a Parisian hospital – and later escaped with support from the French Resistance.
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CVC took control of the sport, a global championship with 20 races this year, in March 2006 and has since recouped its money many times over.
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Shares in Genel touched an all-time low following the announcement on Tuesday but recouped some losses on Thursday, trading up 8.6 percent by 0829 GMT.
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According to the docs, Disney told Bill it made an accounting error, and informed him he wouldn't get any future checks until it recouped the $496k.
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Bonds recouped much of their earlier price weakness after data showed U.S. homebuilding fell more than expected in February, while consumer confidence also ebbed in March.
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Creditors have recouped more than $110 billion, and bondholders once projected to receive just 21 cents on the dollar have recovered close to twice that sum.
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That lifted a potential drag on Tesla's share price, which recouped some early losses stemming from its Wednesday night report of lower-than-expected vehicle deliveries.
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Since taking over the role, the commissioner says his staff of 50, including seven investigators, has recouped a total of $70 million for the Palestinian Authority.
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The scene is highlighted in his new memoir, Change of Seasons, in which he also reveals how he eventually recouped some of that well-earned money.
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It opened on April 2, 2017, and in August 2018, the play announced it had recouped its $4 million investment, officially classifying it a Broadway hit.
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But stocks recouped most of their losses since then on hopes that major central banks would be more accommodative to counter the impact of the dispute.
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The market recouped part of the losses it took in a seven-day rout that gave stocks their worst week since the financial crisis of 2008.
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Equities have sold off sharply, but have recouped some losses after emergency rate cuts and pledges of financial help to combat the fallout from the virus.
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"A Bronx Tale" has not yet recouped its $10 million capitalization costs, but is close, and may yet do so before closing, according to a spokesman.
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Picard has recouped roughly $10.94 billion for Madoff victims, or more than three-fifths of the roughly $17.5 billion of principal he has estimated they lost.
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It was capitalized for up to $3.2 million, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission; a spokesman said the play had recouped its costs.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell nearly a percent, led by falls in China although the mainland markets recouped steep early losses.
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Picard has recouped $11.2 billion for Madoff customers, whom he has said lost $17.5 billion, in the nearly eight years since the swindler's December 2008 arrest.
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The gauge has recouped last week's losses sparked by the lira's plunge, but not declines of the prior week when the Turkish currency began its fall.
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Futures for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index initially plunged 5 percent but recouped nearly all their losses when stocks started trading in the United States.
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The show was capitalized for up to $15 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission; it has not recouped its capitalization costs.
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Still, January's increase in retail sales recouped only a fraction of December's plunge, leaving expectations for a slowdown in consumer spending in the first quarter intact.
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O'Leary offered the Nui founders $300,000 for a 2.5 percent stake plus royalty of $1 per unit, which drops to 45 cents once the $53,000 is recouped.
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The Argentine peso recouped some of last week's losses after the central bank poured $112 million of its reserves into dollar auctions to boost the beleaguered currency.
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It's recouped most of its value, thanks largely to the big premiums that acquirers agreed to pay, but is still down more than 227 percent this year.
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Brexit-sensitive stocks such as retailers, which took a hit last week ahead of Prime Minister Theresa May's announcement that she would resign, also recouped some losses.
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The New Zealand currency NZD=D4 fell to $0.7241 from $0.74, after the bank released the speech on its website, but recouped its losses during the afternoon.
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Those who stayed in the game during the last financial crisis not only recouped their losses but wound up enjoying the longest-running bull market in history.
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The threat of more U.S. sanctions kept the ruble under pressure on Friday, sending it crashing to its lowest since June 2016 before it recouped some losses.
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Though a good chunk of those losses have since been recouped, those are the sorts of bouts of volatility that many investors will be looking out for.
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Still, January's increase in retail sales recouped only a fraction of December's plunge, leaving expectations for a sharp slowdown in economic growth in the first quarter intact.
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The losses are based on projects that already went elsewhere — so the money won't be recouped even if the law is struck down in court or repealed.
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Oil prices recouped some losses from earlier in the day on Friday to trade relatively flat as some refineries began to restart, calming fears over fuel shortages.
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The $22015 million Carlyle paid was its only investment in PES, filings show, and the firm soon recouped its acquisition costs through a loan against the refinery.
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Against the Japanese yen, the dollar recouped some earlier losses after dropping as low as 112.05 yen from a six-month high of 113.18 yen on Thursday.
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In the last three years, XIO has recouped from J.D. Power through dividends about a third of the $1.1 billion purchase price, one of the sources said.
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Overall, according to a study by the Boston Federal Reserve, banks have recouped roughly 30 percent of their lost interchange fee revenue by charging consumers higher fees.
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Assets moved onshore may even be recouped over time as banks progressively expand their footprint in Asia, beyond the traditional money hubs of Singapore and Hong Kong.
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Litigation by Madoff feeder fund investors is separate from litigation by Irving Picard, a court-appointed trustee who has recouped $11.22 billion for investors with Madoff himself.
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Snapchat seems to have recouped the losses it suffered in 2017 after the company went public and suffered a number of missteps, including a hated app redesign.
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"A reasonable rule of thumb, in my judgment, is that about one-third of the cost of tax cuts is recouped via faster economic growth," he said.
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The British government spent 133 billion pounds bailing out banks and has so far recouped about 76.8 billion, according to a report by the Treasury in March.
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Riyadh's index recouped most of the previous day's drop and rose 1.4 percent, as local retail investors bought back speculative stocks that they had dumped on Sunday.
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He recouped for the estate $2.6 million - half the funds U.S. authorities seized from Mt. Gox in 2013 for operating in the United States without a license.
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More than three years later, with the price of bitcoin skyrocketing to more than $7,000, not a single customer has recouped a single cent, crypto or otherwise.
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Malaysia recouped a further $126 million last month by selling the superyacht Equanimity, which was bought by Jho Low for $250 million with funds allegedly stolen from 1MDB.
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Crude prices have recouped much of their losses over the past six sessions after tumbling to about $40 a barrel from the 2016 peaks above $50 in June.
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It asked for documentation, including who in the Pentagon leadership made the decision to recoup the bonuses and how it plans to spend the $22 million already recouped.
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The Australian dollar steadied, boosted by upbeat central bank comments on the economy and government comments on the ban, but had still not recouped its losses from Thursday.
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Victims included a private equity firm that invested $40 million, and a Manhattan diamond wholesaler that has recouped only half of the $32 million it lent, prosecutors said.
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Wall Street had taken its cue from oil and recouped early losses on Wednesday, in a wild session that saw the Dow swing in a 2142.70-point range.
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However, the dollar recouped most of its losses versus the euro and yen by the U.S. close as focus shifted away from politics to the Fed's monetary policy.
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Sterling recouped some losses after plunging almost 10 percent as growing fears of a "hard" exit by Britain from the European Union sent a shiver through world markets.
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It recouped some losses and was trading at 1.63 against the dollar by 1340 GMT, after Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said the central bank would take "necessary measures".
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And while it would give cash to the rich and poor alike, the rich's share would be recouped by the higher taxes necessary to pay for the scheme.
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The full amount of any liquidity support provided by the government is required by law to be recouped — first from the firm itself, and then from the industry.
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It has not recouped its capitalization on Broadway, but Mr. Weinstein is hoping that he will be able to repay investors from the other productions of the show.
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In commodities, oil prices recouped overnight losses after Saudi Arabia said that OPEC and Russian-led production curbs introduced in 2017 will need to be extended into 2019.
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Although the stock was down as much as 8 percent prior to the conference call, shares recouped losses and were down more than 2 percent in active trading.
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However, as the retailer discussed during a call with the financial community its plans to improve performance, the stock recouped its losses and climbed more than 3 percent.
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A proposed payments schedule was discussed with interested companies in Basra on Saturday, Shafeeq said, adding that investments would be recouped within five years of the project's completion.
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Oil prices recouped earlier losses on Friday but remained on track for a weekly decline, weighed down by rising OPEC exports and strong output from the United States.
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The funds were recouped by Goldman "almost immediately," a source briefed on the matter said, adding that they belonged to the bank and not any of its clients.
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The benchmark Hang Seng index tumbled as much as 1.6 percent in the morning session, but recouped most of its losses by market close, ending at 28,596.80 points.
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According to Wong, the development secretary, the costs of the Lantau project will be recouped by revenue the government will receive from selling the reclaimed land to developers.
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Nike shares recouped their losses on Monday after last selling off in the wake of a controversial advertising campaign that featured former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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My reading of the academic literature leads me to believe that about one-third of the cost of a typical tax cut is recouped with faster economic growth.
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We still had less money than when my husband was working, but we recouped about half his income with my increased earnings and the money saved on childcare.
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The $25,000 cost to develop Harlem Happenings has been largely recouped from savings on print advertising, Ms. Askins said, because the district now directs everyone to the app.
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First, the loss of output, associated spending and persistent policy uncertainty as a result of the shutdown will not be recouped, leaving a permanent scar on the economy.
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SXPP stocks, however, helped limit losses for the benchmark after Dalian iron ore recouped some of its losses from late last week, buoyed by expectations of strong demand.
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It has recouped some losses on its stock holdings this year, though the Standard & Poor's 500 remains 4 percent below where it was at the end of September.
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InterGlobe lost almost $1 billion in market value on July 10 after Gangwal disclosed his complaint to regulators, although the shares have recouped most of those losses since then.
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In commodity markets, oil prices recouped overnight losses after Saudi Arabia said that OPEC and Russian-led production curbs introduced in 2017 will need to be extended into 0.83 .
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The HMRC report counters that higher investment leads to faster growth, and thus a higher tax take, so that within 20 years half the lost receipts could be recouped.
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The HMRC paper counters that higher investment leads to faster growth, and thus a higher tax take, so that within 20 years half the lost receipts could be recouped.
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That, of course, only works as a business if the cost of raising awareness and acquiring customers can be recouped, which in turn relies on those customers sticking around.
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Shares in Hanjin Shipping plunged 30 percent on Monday after trade resumed although they later recouped most of their losses on what appeared to be buying by retail investors.
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Even though most of those losses have been recouped, jitters remain, with some worrying that the Fed's dovish tilt is an implicit confirmation of the markets' anxiety about growth.
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For decades, America has oscillated between the last two, designing transit so that, after an initial massive investment, part of its annual operating cost is recouped by user fees.
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Tech stocks have recouped a good chunk of their early year losses, but the damage in the private market has been done, so says the head of Salesforce Ventures.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's main stock indexes recouped earlier losses to end roughly flat on Wednesday, as strong gains in small-caps partially offset Moody's downgrading of China's debt ratings.
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Even though most of those losses have been recouped, jitters remain, with some worrying that the Fed's dovish tilt is an implicit confirmation of the markets anxiety about growth.
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Oil recouped some ground on OPEC-led efforts to cut output, though rising production elsewhere kept prices in a narrow range that has contained them so far this year.
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This number is most likely an overestimate, because some of the lost revenue may be recouped with the somewhat faster economic growth that tax cuts can actually help promote.
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It recouped some losses after the Financial Times said the main elements of a Brexit treaty were ready, though May's spokesman said the report should be treated with scepticism.
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TOKYO, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks on Wednesday recouped nearly all of the previous day's sharp losses, thanks to Washington delaying the start of tariffs on some Chinese imports.
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Oil recouped some ground on OPEC-led efforts to cut output, though rising production elsewhere kept prices to a narrow range that has contained them so far this year.
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In commodity markets, oil prices recouped overnight losses after Saudi Arabia said that OPEC and Russian-led production curbs introduced in 2017 will need to be extended into 2019 .
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The initial price tag for the 2008 Wall Street bailout was $700 billion, though less than $500 billion was actually spent and taxpayers ultimately recouped most of the funds.
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European stocks initially slipped but recouped losses to rise 0.09 percent, getting a temporary boost in early trading after Syngenta's proposed takeover by ChemChina was approved by U.S. regulators.
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Energy stocks recouped losses from the previous session and firmed about 0.2% as heightened Middle East tensions kept oil prices elevated after the attacks on refineries in Saudi Arabia.
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She then ticked through successful CFPB cases one by one, asking Mulvaney each time where the money the bureau had recouped would be today if the agency didn't exist.
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Last week, New York Waterway added boats to its routes out of Hoboken and PATH honored New Jersey Transit passes, the costs to be recouped later from the railroad.
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"FOMO" The pound opened 0.5% weaker on Monday but recouped losses as comments from Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party were interpreted as meaning it could support Johnson's Brexit deal.
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Since then, he has recouped about $4,500 of his loss, scouring for news on Twitter to act fast on PredictIt's markets, such as the Alabama special election in December.
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The greenback, which recouped much of its losses following Britain's vote to exit the European Union, gained nearly 2 percent against the yen, after rising 2.25 percent on Monday.
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And even if more money is recouped, it is extremely difficult to distribute it to victims because of issues of fairness and difficulty in determining who is owed the funds.
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Shares of the U.S. drug developer fell as much as 11 percent to $57.40 in early trading on Monday, but recouped some losses to be down about 3.7 percent.
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In a sign investors saw Clinton as the winner, Asian shares recouped early losses on Tuesday and the dollar edged away from a one-month trough against the yen.
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Britain's pound recouped some losses after posting its biggest weekly drop in six months last week, edging 0.2% higher at $1.0.69146 and 0.1% stronger against the euro at 87.62 pence.
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Many of the Caribbean region's state-owned refineries have struggled in recent years as rising crude prices and high operating expenses cannot be fully recouped from fuel sales to consumers.
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Saudi's banks rose after oil recouped some losses after a modest show of strength in global stocks, with National Commercial Bank climbing 1.5 percent and Riyad Bank increasing 2.1 percent.
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Cannabis stocks may be high, but overall trade volumes are sluggish and have not recouped the flows lost when MSCI upgraded Israel to developed market status from emerging in 2010.
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Benchmark Brent LCOc1 and U.S. light crude CLc1 prices settled about 0.5 percent higher on Tuesday, having recouped earlier losses of around 1 percent on the news of Trump's proposal.
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Despite that performance, a banker close to the BNP Paribas trade said the issuer liked the Additional Tier 1 market, which has recouped much of its losses in recent weeks.
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Those options aren't worth much in the short term because they can't be recouped for cash until after a predetermined vesting period — typically four years, Forbes writer William Baldwin says.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index recouped morning session losses and closed 0.09 percent or 7.1 points higher, to finish the session at 7,441.57, helped by healthcare stocks.
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Sterling dipped after the PMI release, to $1.3156 compared with $1.3175 beforehand, but it quickly recouped losses as traders focused on the outcome of the talks between May and Corbyn.
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Oil prices recouped just a little of last week's hefty losses, still weighed by signs U.S. production and inventory growth were offsetting OPEC's attempts to reduce the global crude glut.
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Another is to note that these companies have likely already recouped their investment in the development of these treatments many times over or will do so in the near future.
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Bill Winters told analysts that StanChart had established "accountability reviews" to investigate if bonuses can be recouped from any people found to be responsible for compliance and risk-management breaches.
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Sterling dipped after the PMI release, to $1.3156 compared with $1.3175 beforehand, but it quickly recouped losses as traders focused on the outcome of the talks between May and Corbyn.
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By trading drew to a close in Jakarta (0900 GMT), the rupiah had recouped some of its losses to stand 1.1 percent weaker than the previous close against the dollar.
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Though the dollar has weakened this year, it has recouped the bulk of its losses in the wake of last month's stunning vote in Britain to leave the European Union.
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The pound recouped some losses after posting its biggest weekly drop in six months last week, edging 0.2% higher at $1.0.68656 and 0.1% stronger against the euro at 87.62 pence.
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On Saturday, the first trading day of the week, the rial recouped some its losses to be traded at around 174,300-174,500 per dollar, according to foreign exchange websites 2gheroon.
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Japan's Nikkei recouped early losses to end 0.06% higher and Shanghai blue chips rose 21.1078%, after China's state planner said Beijing would roll out a programme to boost disposable income.
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Donors in some states, such as Georgia, Arizona and Florida, have recouped their entire donation in tax cuts, meaning taxpayers can make a contribution to private schools at no cost.
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While investors awaited this weekend's first round of voting in France's presidential election this weekend, the Japanese equities market recouped some of the losses posted in the past few weeks.
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In the days since the correction began — the market's recouped more than half the downside since the low point — a volley of explanations has been bandied around in analyst notes.
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Casualty and theft losses (Line 20) can be deducted when losses not recouped through insurance reimbursements or other payments exceed $100 per incident plus 0003 percent of adjusted gross income.
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Taxpayers have recouped all of the 20.3 billion pounds ($26 billion) invested in the bailout of Lloyds during the 2008 financial crisis, British finance minister Philip Hammond said last week.
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If we're along for that ride at the beginning, for not much money, we think we should be able to share in the success once it has recouped its expenses.
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On Monday, the pound recouped 0.7 percent to reach $1.3167 and gained 0.3 percent against the euro to 89.37 pence as some of the short positions on the pound were unwound.
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In the first half of the year, short-sellers had nearly recouped the entirety of their losses from the 2016-2018 period when Tesla was one of the market's hottest companies.
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Picard, who has recouped about $11.1 billion for Madoff's victims over the last seven years, has argued that the competing litigation interferes with his own, and opposed letting Madoff be questioned.
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Oil prices moved higher on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve said it would leave interest rates unchanged, having earlier recouped losses after falling as U.S. crude inventories built to record highs.
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Brexit-sensitive stocks such as retailers and housebuilders, which took a hit last week ahead of Prime Minister Theresa May's announcement that she would resign, also recouped some losses on Tuesday.
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U.S. equities have now recouped all losses following the U.K. referendum vote and I wonder whether we now set this issue aside at least until the U.K gets a new government.
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But in the shorter term it has turned into a financial sinkhole - high oil prices and a weaker currency are not being recouped in fare prices, driving carriers into the red.
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But when the BoJ eventually announced its latest yield curve control (YCC) policy in September 2016, the yen's decline was only modest and the currency has since recouped all that fall.
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Some losses were recouped when the South China Morning Post reported China Vice-Premier Liu He would travel to Washington on Thursday after a delay, rather than cancelling planned talks altogether.
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Oil prices were little changed on modest volume on Thursday, in a week where crude benchmarks recouped more of March's losses on increased hopes world supply and demand were nearing balance.
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While Miyazaki evangelists like Lasseter later championed the film, it was a box office bust, earning just ¥600 million ($5.4 million) according to IMDb, which barely recouped its ¥500 million budget.
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Oil prices recouped some losses after falling to a two-week low, down nearly 4 percent, following an unexpected build in U.S. gasoline inventories and an increase in U.S. crude production.
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The British pound recouped some early losses against the dollar and euro after ITV reported parliament could be asked to vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit withdrawal agreement on Tuesday.
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Wall Street recouped more than half of its losses from the two-day equities rout sparked by the British referendum, and the S&P 500 index finished positive for the year.
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Burberry has insisted it's recycling the clothing into energy, except the energy that is recouped from burning clothing doesn't come anywhere near the energy that was used to create the garments.
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He returns to Off Broadway after his most recent Broadway play, "China Doll," starring Al Pacino, was a box office hit and recouped its investment, despite taking a beating from critics.
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But stocks recouped much of the day's losses by the end of the session, and market participants said the sharp drop after the summit was canceled was a knee-jerk reaction.
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The Colts could have recouped nearly $25 million in bonuses from Luck due to his decision to retire early, but instead opted to let their former franchise player keep the money.
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Mr. Trump also relied on the committee to front $3 million in cash to ramp up his direct mail, money the party recouped in July, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
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It has been selling quite strongly at the box office, has recouped its $7.5 million capitalization costs, and is planning a national tour, starring Richard Thomas, beginning in August of 2020.
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So most depreciation charges lead to what the president might call "fake" losses, and they might never be recouped, because taxes on any sale can be deferred through like-kind exchanges.
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A Bahamian restaurant owner who lost a fortune as a result of the Fyre Festival debacle has recouped nearly all of her losses after a GoFundMe campaign raised more than $177,20173.
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By late afternoon, Hong Kong's Hang Seng was down 1.9% and Korea's Kospi - which had busted through circuitbreakers earlier in the session - had recouped losses to sit 3.4% in the red.
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Wall Street's main markets all opened more than 22% higher, helped by plans for more U.S. fiscal stimulus and the dollar recouped some lost ground against the safe-haven Japanese yen.
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The dollar recouped some losses on Wednesday as traders looked to see which other major central banks might follow the U.S. Federal Reserve and make emergency cuts to their interest rates.
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Hong Kong stocks steadied, as shares in index heavyweight Tencent Holdings, China's biggest gaming and social media firm by revenue, recouped earlier losses to rise 0.9 percent in the morning session.
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The financial sector is still negative year to date even as the broader markets have recouped most of their annual losses, and the financials-tracking XLF is flirting with correction territory.
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An economic impact report commissioned by the Minneapolis Super Bowl Host Committee stated that much of the taxpayer investment in the stadium would be recouped by the region during the event.
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Following the chaos of almost series finale "Jack & Amy," where the Santiago-Peraltas' original wedding was cancelled due to a bomb, "Honeymoon" confirms the couple recouped all their money via wedding insurance.
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The energy group climbed 0.7 percent as oil prices recouped losses, with pipeline company Enbridge Inc up 0.8 percent to C$56.71 and Suncor Energy Inc adding 0.7 percent to C$40.98.
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Shares have recouped most of the losses sparked a year ago on concerns of slowing usage and the costs of improving privacy, which spurred the biggest ever one-day drop in Facebook.
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Despite the recent bout of losses, the STOXX 600 has recouped its May losses, gaining around 6% since then, mostly on expectations that major central banks will adopt a looser monetary policy.
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In addition, any cost to carry out the program would be recouped within five years, they said, citing a Northern California county that covered its $2.7 million in expenses within two years.
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A court-appointed trustee liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, Irving Picard, has recouped about $12 billion for Madoff customers, and is awaiting court approval for an additional $687 million payout.
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Underwood, who became the state's attorney general after her predecessor, Eric Schneiderman, resigned in May, said her office has recouped $130.5 million of penalties from four banks in connection with the investigations.
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Cenovus Energy shares, which were battered in the previous session by news the company would replace its chief executive and sell some assets, partially recouped losses, rebounding 1813 percent to C$9.73.
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As Mr Cummings discovered during the Brexit campaign, with his promise to give the NHS £350m a week recouped from Brussels, linking Brexit to the health service is a potent political combination.
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The stock has recouped most of those losses, though one of the executives, Managing Director and CEO Christopher Kelaher, will leave the company by "mutual agreement" in July amid a broader overhaul.
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It gives the trustee Irving Picard a chance to add hundreds of millions of dollars to the $13.36 billion he has recouped for former customers of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC.
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The company's shares, which fell as much as 33 percent to a record low of $5.04 on Monday, recouped some of their losses after the sale talks were first reported by CNBC.
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Take San Francisco: The Financial Justice Project found that over the past six years, $24 million in criminal justice administrative fees were charged and an average of only 2144 percent were recouped.
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Mr. Tully, in announcing that the state had recouped millions of dollars, estimated that about a fourth of the companies had voluntarily paid the taxes and penalties once the investigation had begun.
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Some of this missed consumption may never be recouped: spring break vacations and business travel — all of which pour millions into local economies — may not be taken a month or two later.
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"We're locked in this death spiral of ever-more aggressive deals to the vendor that have to be recouped from the buyer," said Edward Dolman, the chairman and chief executive of Phillips.
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If its takeover bid were successful but the struggling company needed funds urgently, L1 would extend a shareholder loan, to be recouped through a subsequent 13 million euro ($561.3 million) capital increase.
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But private insurance, he noted in the hearings, is "of course" not interested in covering severe-repetitive-loss properties or buildings whose exposure is higher than what can be recouped in premiums.
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Boeing's shares lost 87 percent in the weeks following the Lion Air crash, but have more than recouped those declines, closing on Friday at $28, 21 percent higher than before the Oct.
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Oil prices recouped some losses from earlier in the day on Friday as some refineries shut by Hurricane Harvey along the U.S. Gulf Coast began to restart, calming fears over fuel shortages.
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A basket of developing world currencies recouped the day's losses to trade flat, with China's yuan bouncing back from a one-month low to strengthen slightly against the dollar in onshore trade.
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Boeing (BA) shares fell 3% in afternoon trading after President Donald Trump announced the US ban on the 103 Max 8 and Max 9, but recouped their losses later in the day.
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The NCUA has recouped close to $2.46 billion through lawsuits it began filing in 2011, including $33 million this week with Switzerland's UBS AG. The case is National Credit Union Administration Board v.
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In commodities, oil prices were little changed on modest trading volume in a week in which crude benchmarks recouped more of March's losses on increased hopes world supply and demand were nearing balance.
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That extra cost can be quickly recouped if the vehicle is part of an autonomous fleet with a high utilization rate – as ride hailers like Uber Technologies envisage emerging in the next decade.
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SHANGHAI, March 20 (Reuters) - China stocks recouped earlier losses to end slightly higher on Monday, as strong gains in energy stocks offset weakness in developers following fresh measures to cool the property market.
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The OLA rules require all funds spent by the government to be recouped by fees on the banking industry, but conservatives say this temporary government lifeline is an improper intrusion into private markets.
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As some have mentioned, the Port Authority has a deal to turn part of the station into a mall which is not open yet, and so some of that money will be recouped.
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Tesla's share price tumbled on Thursday, after the company on Wednesday night reported lower-than-expected vehicle deliveries, but recouped some of their early losses after the SEC declined to demand Musk's removal.
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Democrats are quick to point out that it has recouped billions of dollars for consumers done wrong by financial companies, while Republcians have repeatedly tried to overhaul the agency and clip its wings.
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On Tuesday afternoon, a fire department ambulance was stolen from Prince George's Hospital Center in Cheverly, Maryland, only to be recouped two miles south at a 7-Eleven, according to NBC 4 Washington.
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It had almost recouped the losses by the end of March and stock prices have since risen further, suggesting that households will see their net worth continue to rise through the second quarter.
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The currency has already been under pressure, tumbling 7 percent against the dollar following the failed July 15 coup and the subsequent government crackdown on opponents, but has since recouped around 2.5 percent.
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SHANGHAI, Sept 22 (Reuters) - China stocks on Friday recouped most of their early losses as investors played down S&P's downgrade of China's sovereign rating and North Korea's threat of another nuclear test.
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COLOMBO, May 22018 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares recouped early losses on Tuesday, but closed at their lowest levels in six-and-a-half years on lingering investor concerns following the Easter Sunday bombings.
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The security he provided — with Wentz's timetable unclear, in Coach Doug Pederson's scheme, as a selfless teammate in a quarterback dynamic that never grew awkward — superseded any draft capital they could have recouped.
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The trust, which has been under pressure after Woodford's flagship equity income fund was frozen in June, recouped some of its opening losses to trade at 43 pence at 0707 GMT, down 3.6%.
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"American Utopia," initially the title of a Byrne album and performed in concert venues around the world, arrived on Broadway last October, and recouped its $4 million capitalization just 10 weeks after opening.
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A revival of "The Front Page," with a cast led by Nathan Lane, has recouped its $4.875 million capitalization, according to the producer Scott Rudin; that production is scheduled to close Jan. 29.
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The ministry official, who declined to be identified, said Malaysia was seeking Chinese government cooperation with the investigation into the loan and exploring whether funds invested in the pipeline projects could be recouped.
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The S&P 500 index ended the month nearly flat after having recouped more than half of the losses suffered in a two-day rout sparked by the British referendum a week ago.
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The pick for state, Rex W. Tillerson, is a self-described risk manager, who spent his professional life at ExxonMobil managing huge upfront investments that would have to be recouped over a generation.
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The stock quickly recouped losses earlier this month in a move sparked by an advertisement featuring former quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who started the NFL "take a knee protest" against racial inequality in America.
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They recouped part of their losses after the bank said only 0.1 percent of its total assets were linked to companies directly affected by the sanctions, but still trade roughly 2 euros lower.
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The new year began with another round of choppy trading on Wall Street, as stocks opened sharply lower but recouped their losses after a rise in oil prices lifted shares of energy producers.
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But it later recouped losses when Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab said "Thumbs up" when asked by a BBC reporter to describe a cabinet meeting he had just attended in London on Brexit negotiations.
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The currency has since recouped some ground to trade up 4 percent against the dollar so far this year, but some say that the market has not fully taken on board the upcoming risks.
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SHANGHAI, July 27 (Reuters) - China stocks recouped early losses and edged higher on Thursday, aided by a strong bounce in start-ups as investors hunted for bargains after small caps were mauled last week.
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China's yuan had recouped some of its early Asia session losses against the dollar but it remained hobbled near 22.3-1/2 month lows in the international 'offshore' markets at 6.7833 yuan per dollar.
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Markets in Asia also recouped some losses after a report that China's top trade negotiator was preparing to visit the United States before a meeting between the leaders of the world's two largest economies.
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Yields on 20.03-year gilts fell 20.39 basis points to 20.3 percent, but FTSE futures recouped early losses and turned 21 percent higher, perhaps on hopes that a weaker pound would help the economy.
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In commodities, oil prices were little changed on modest volume on Thursday, in a week in which crude benchmarks recouped more of March's losses on increased hopes world supply and demand were nearing balance.
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The shares have recouped most of the losses sparked a year ago on concerns of slowing usage and the costs of improving privacy, which had spurred the biggest ever one-day drop in Facebook.
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The surprise victory of Republican Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election pressured prices earlier in the day but they had recouped losses before the release of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) report.
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Republicans are starting to propose ideas to inject some certainty into the economy, such as offering a tax cut to the middle-class that's equivalent to the amount of money recouped in the tariffs.
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The story began with Nate Martin, the co-founder and CEO of the Seattle-based Puzzle Break, who had started with $7,000 of his own money in 203 and recouped it within a month.
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Although they've since more than recouped that initial loss after a $2.5 billion swing back in their favor, the firm estimates that long-term shorts have lost $5 billion on their bet since 2016.
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Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) fell as much as 3.1% to $5,433 a tonne, its lowest since December 2016, but later recouped some of these losses to $163,489, down 2.1%.
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Proponents of the deal said the benefits more than justified the considerable costs: at least $4.5 billion in subsidies and other incentives that the Wisconsin Legislative Fiscal Bureau estimated wouldn't be recouped until 2043.
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Yields later inched back up to close at about 0.285%, unchanged on the day, as U.S. stocks recouped some of their losses and oil prices slipped from an earlier peak of $70 a barrel.
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Some of those sales will be recouped after the virus subsides, but "we doubt the global economy is strong enough to catch up entirely," Ms. Boata said in a note to clients on Friday.
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Yields later inched back up to close at about 0.285%, unchanged on the day, as U.S. stocks recouped some of their losses and oil prices slipped from an earlier peak of $70 a barrel.
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While markets have since recouped some of the losses amid hopes that a deal will be reached, the reaction to Trump's statement raises the specter of what might happen if there is an impasse.
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Shares of energy companies including Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp gained about 22017 percent in premarket trading as oil prices recouped some of the previous session's losses, when it had fallen 214.5 percent.
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The markets Friday, for instance, recouped losses after word leaked out that Trump was dumping top advisor Steve Bannon — an indication, perhaps, that the administration was not embracing the latter's brand of economic nationalism.
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The breakdown triggered the worst monthly performance this year, but markets have since recouped most of the losses on hopes that the Federal Reserve would be more accommodative to counter a slowing global economy.
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They noted the currency and bonds remain among the worst performing in emerging markets - while even the Mexican peso has recouped 21385 percent of post-election losses, the lira has hardly budged from record lows.
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Shares in Ryanair, Europe's largest low-cost carrier, recouped the day's losses to close 0.9 percent higher after initially falling to their lowest in nearly four years on its second profit warning in three months.
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Moreover, beyond the near term, we believe some of the impact of the grounding of the MAX fleet is likely to be recouped in terms of maintenance credits or lower ownership costs of future aircraft.
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The benchmark added 1.36 percent on Thursday and has this week recouped more than half of its cumulative 5.2 percent fall in the sessions that followed the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union.
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In the eyes of some aides and outside advisers, an entire fruitless month has passed that cannot be recouped, a waste of the most valuable asset a White House has: the President's attention and time.
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A windfall tax will not apply until Lundin has recouped its development investment, said the company, which has negotiated the right to develop and produce gold from the project for 25 years, with renewal rights.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices were little changed in modest volume on Thursday, during a week in which crude benchmarks recouped more of March's losses on increased hopes world supply and demand were nearing balance.
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The breakdown had triggered the worst monthly performance this year, but markets have since recouped most of their losses on hopes that the Federal Reserve would be more accommodative to counter a slowing global economy.
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Among the signs of health: Two of this season's plays announced that they had recouped their capitalization costs, meaning, in industry parlance, that they are hits, and can generate profits until they close this month.
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And "Oh, Hello on Broadway," starring the comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, has recouped its $2.9 million capitalization, according to the producers Patrick Catullo and Marcia Goldberg; it is scheduled to close on Sunday.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's yuan recouped losses from earlier in the day and finished the domestic session firmer on Friday, underpinned by broad weakness in the greenback over growing expectations of a U.S. interest rate cut.
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Even the most optimistic calculation from the government, which finds that higher investment leads to faster growth and a higher tax take, suggests that after 0003 years just half of the lost receipts could be recouped.
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Each month of the grounding could cost Boeing around $1.8 billion to $2.5 billion in delayed revenue, according to analyst estimates, although that could be recouped once the ban is lifted and the planes are delivered.
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ET. Canada's main stock index rose on Friday as its large energy sector recouped some losses from earlier in the week with oil prices steadying, and miners gained with gold trading at a three-week high.
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Oil prices, which have been pulling inflation expectations and yields lower, have also fully recouped the losses they saw after a deal by OPEC and non-OPEC producers to freeze oil output fell apart on Sunday.
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Katherine Arline of Shepherd Therapeutics, a biotech firm that works in rare cancers, says that, because the costs are high and may not be recouped, firms have little incentive to run clinical trials on generic drugs.
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Eni has recouped all outstanding payments that Iran owed the Italian oil company for past investments and has no plans for any new projects, Chief Executive Claudio Descalzi told shareholders at its annual meeting on Thursday.
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But while other over-heating commodities such as steel rebar and iron ore have collapsed in the wake of the regulatory intervention, Shanghai aluminium has recouped most of its immediate losses and is trending upwards again.
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On Thursday, our wallets cried over Nordstrom's semi-annual sale, and though we still haven't recouped from that one just yet, we're willing to see what one of our favorite fast-fashion destinations has to offer.
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The major has recouped all outstanding payments owed for previous investments in Iran's upstream and has only an oil supply contract outstanding for the purchase of 2 million barrels of oil per month, the spokesman said.
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Oil prices recouped much of their losses after sliding to almost four-month lows on Wednesday after data showed U.S. crude inventories rising faster than expected, piling pressure on OPEC to extend output cuts beyond June.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling recouped some losses on Monday after slipping against the dollar for three consecutive weeks, but any strong gains were checked by continued uncertainty around Brexit talks and instability in the governing Conservative party.
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Shortly after the initial tumble that quickly followed January's steep 7 percent surge, plenty of market observers pointed to a historical pattern showing that sharp drops from an all-time high tend to be recouped quickly.
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Despite skepticism from some in the industry, "Destiny" more than recouped the publisher's investment, spending several months on The New York Times's best-seller list, as well as lists in Britain, Canada, Australia and South Africa.
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Mr. Rogers, who wrote the 25 movie "Love the Coopers," asked her agent for the option to her story — her whole story — for $2000,238, with more if the film actually got made and recouped its costs.
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Morgan Stanley estimated Friday that the shutdown would reduce first-quarter output by 0.5 percentage points, a slightly larger reduction than the budget office projection, although it also predicted most of the loss would be recouped.
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Around midsession, the Bovespa index was down 16.2% at 71,406 points and the real had recouped much of its losses to trade at 4.86 per dollar, although it was still down around 1% on the day.
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The couple's 1735 Baroque chateau neighbors the former peasants' home where, from March through November, visitors rent humble accommodations filled with recouped country furnishings — enjoying the farm's sylvan hush, learning about biodynamic agriculture, and tasting wines.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British pound recouped some losses after dropping to its lowest in weeks on Tuesday amid concerns about the state of the economy and talk of a possible cut in interest rates this month.
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SHANGHAI, Oct 24 (Reuters) - China stocks recouped earlier losses to end higher on Tuesday, bolstered by tech firms as investors cheered their solid earnings as Beijing seeks to support the sector amid a bruising trade war.
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Mid-cap HomeServe rose up 1.8% after RBC raised its rating and nearly doubled its price target on the home repairs provider, while Sirius Minerals more than recouped losses seen last week with a 37% jump.
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After Risso's men's wear show, which was held under a netted sea of discarded plastic, the show — with its sustainable, organic, recycled, and recouped fabrics and Amazonian references — presented women as "tree-huggers," the designer said.
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Under its previous agreement, Sony paid 50 percent of the production costs for "Spectre" — which totaled some $250 million after accounting for government incentives — but received only 25 percent of certain profits, once costs were recouped.
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Investors are said to have recouped the majority, but not all, of the nearly $40 million they invested in Walker & Company, which means P&G paid somewhere between $20 million and $40 million for the startup.
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China stocks fell more than 2 percent in early trade, but the main indexes later recouped most of their losses as the buoyant GDP reading prompted investors to scoop up blue chips on expectations of better earnings.
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The Turkish lira, which fell more than 5 percent against the dollar following news of the coup attempt Friday, had recouped losses by Monday to trade at 2.9398 against the dollar (compared to 2.90 before the incident).
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AIM-listed Burford Capital, whose shares nearly halved in value on Wednesday after short-seller Muddy Waters criticised its accounts, recouped some losses and ended up 15.2% as the fund said it was considering buying back shares.
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Dolan noted that he was going to spend $50 million remounting the Rockettes' summer show and an identical amount for next winter's Christmas show — money that needs to be recouped from paying customers, according to the report.
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The pound is likely to be stronger by the time Britain leaves the EU, according to currency strategists polled by Reuters, but in a year it still won't have recouped its losses since the 2016 Brexit vote.
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Benchmark yields, which spiked to a record 10.38 percent after Zuma briefly replaced Nhlanhla Nene with a virtually unknown politician, have since recouped nearly 140 basis points, a third of which was after the ruling against Zuma.
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The company said its hedging of soybean crushing margins brought a positive $38 million mark-to-market effect by the end of the year, supporting its previous expectation that a negative first-half impact would be recouped.
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Stocks also sank in morning trade as Beijing and Washington hurtled toward an end-of-week tariff deadline that has kept investors in China nervous, although they recouped their losses and ended the day in positive territory.
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Oil prices recouped earlier losses on Friday as the jobs report bolstered hopes for rising demand but remained on track for a weekly decline, weighed down by rising OPEC exports and strong output from the United States.
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Neither court files nor the city's Law Department have a copy of the agreement, but a city official who requested anonymity because the person was not authorized to discuss the matter, said that the city recouped $850,000.
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The collapse triggered the worst monthly performance this year, but markets have since recouped most of their losses on hopes that the Federal Reserve would be more accommodative in the face of signs of slowing global economy.
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The dollar retreated a little against the basket of currencies after data showed U.S. economic growth slowed more than expected to 1.9 percent in the fourth quarter but recouped losses to trade up 0.21 percent at 100.59.
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The President also sought to wiggle out of his famous promise that Mexico would pay for the wall by arguing that the cost would be recouped in a new trade deal, willfully misinterpreting how such agreements work.
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The play, one of five to open last season with Scott Rudin as the lead producer, was capitalized for $4.9 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and has not recouped those costs.
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The theater received 3 percent of the net profits from "Jersey Boys," as well as a small royalty that increased slightly (to 1.25 percent of the gross from 1 percent) after the show recouped its capitalization costs.
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Most equity markets in Asia recouped some of their losses on media reports China's top trade negotiator was preparing to visit the United States as investors watched for signs of a de-escalation in their trade war.
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A number of German and French automakers fell into the red during trade, but recouped some losses after Trump suggested in a tweet that he could drop tariffs if a "new and fair" NAFTA agreement was signed.
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"Most if not all of this decline in December-January revenue is expected to be recouped in April," according to H.D. Palmer, a spokesman for the California Department of Finance, when personal income tax returns are due.
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"Everybody weathered the storm pretty successfully, but it's still a loss that won't be recouped," said B.J. Moore, a regional director for the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace, a union that represents workers at Spirit.
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The bellwether S&P 500 has recouped most of its losses in May and is on pace to end June with a 52% gain, on hopes that the Fed would cut interest rates to counter slowing growth.
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Stocks also sank in morning trade as Beijing and Washington hurtled toward an end-of-week tariff deadline that has kept investors in China nervous, although they recouped their losses and flipped into positive territory in the afternoon.
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Earlier on Friday, Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek said on Twitter that Turkey would maintain its medium-term economic programme targets and that the loss of revenue from the reduced motor vehicle tax hike would be recouped elsewhere.
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TOKYO, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average recouped early losses and inched up on Thursday, supported by a weaker yen which helped offset disappointment that the U.S. Federal Reserve is not embarking on a lengthy easing cycle.
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LONDON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - The Bank of England's stimulus plan lifted British equities to one-year highs on Friday, while world stocks inched up and sterling recouped some of its losses after tumbling to a one-week low.
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German banks were among the biggest players in shipping finance before being saddled with tens of billions of dollars in loans that became toxic and sources say much of this debt is unlikely to be recouped in full.
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The dollar recouped its losses in the previous session, rising strongly against sterling after a projection by polling company YouGov showed British Prime Minister Theresa May could lose an overall majority in parliament in a June 217.31 election.
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It has recouped about 1.2 percent so far this year as the dollar lost steam, but most market watchers expect the yuan to resume its depreciation soon if the U.S. central bank continues to slowly raise interest rates.
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Elon Musk has discussed previously how much money SpaceX has spent to date on developing its reusable rocket tests, costs which will have to be recouped even as the expense associated with individual launches goes down over time.
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MILAN, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Italy's Eni has recouped a 1 billion euro ($1 billion)bank guarantee it stumped up three years ago after winning an arbitration ruling against Dutch gas wholesaler GasTerra, an Eni spokesman said on Thursday.
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As Mr Cummings discovered during the Brexit campaign, with his promise to give the NHS the £350m a week that would supposedly be recouped from Brussels, linking Brexit to the health service makes for a potent political combination.
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That is because the petroleum resource rent tax (PRRT) is designed to collect revenue after projects have recouped their investment and are profitable, which will take longer than expected in a world of weak oil and gas prices.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's rial recouped most of its losses after hitting a record low against the dollar on Wednesday on the unofficial market, foreign-exchange websites reported, with the economy facing pressure from the reimposition of U.S. sanctions.
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As the rupee fell, Pakistan's main stock market indexes also declined, but recouped some losses at the end of the day, with the benchmark KSE 100 index ending down 0.93% and the KMI 30 index closing down 0.9%.
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The play, one of five this season with Scott Rudin as its lead producer, cost up to $4.95 million to capitalize, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and it has not recouped those costs.
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Still, that official patient count made sickle cell an "orphan disease" in the eyes of most pharmaceutical companies, which ignored it for decades because of the perceived fear that development costs on any drugs would not be recouped.
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The dollar recouped some of its recent losses on Thursday after China's regulator dismissed a report that the country could halt its buying of U.S. treasuries, boosting the greenback following its biggest one-day fall in a month.
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The film is a beacon of hope for many queer teens—and, given the fact that it has already recouped its $17 million budget, there's clearly a huge mainstream appetite for LGBTQ narratives that speak to young adults.
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Chinese blue-chips recouped steep early losses after data showed the world's second-largest economy grew at a slightly faster than expected clip of 6.9 percent in the second quarter, thanks to robust industrial output, retail sales and exports.
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The companies did not disclose the financial terms of the deal, but a person familiar with the details told Recode that investors recouped the majority, but not all, of the nearly $40 million they invested in Walker and Company.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was up 0.6 percent in early deals, while Italy's benchmark recouped all of its losses from the previous session, up 1 percent, as concerns over political uncertainty following an inconclusive election result eased.
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Fortunately I recouped these savings via my choice not to mail the book, a decision I made because I suddenly remembered that I'm going to see my dad in person at my sister's high school graduation in six days.
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Shares in Steinhoff on Friday recouped about 3 percent or only a quarter of the losses suffered the previous session that sent them to their lowest so far in Frankfurt and to levels last seen in 2014 in Johannesburg.
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Amin Nasser, the chief executive, says the company's recovery rates—the share of oil recouped from what is available in a field—average about 19803%, but rise as high as 21980%, compared with a global average of about 22019%.
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The bellwether S&P 500 index has recouped most of its losses in May and is on pace to end June with a 6% gain, on hopes that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates to counter slowing growth.
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VEB, which says it has recouped 2 billion euros for investors in various companies over the years, suspended the class action litigation in October until April 3 to allow the company to focus on cleaning up its balance sheet.
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As of November 103, the tax authority was investigating 171 players, 44 clubs and 31 agents about agents' fees and other tax issues and had recouped 22010 million pounds, it said, without naming the agents, clubs or players concerned.
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Using the updated driver data that covers the period through February, drivers would have recouped an average of $835 each under a standard rate for mileage reimbursement set by the U.S. government, or about 15 times the settlement amount.
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Not only will the outcome be interpreted as a renunciation or vindication of the Trump presidency, it will also determine whether Democrats have recouped since the 2016 disaster and where the balance of power within the Republican Party lies.
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MARKET NEWS * The dollar pulled back on Wednesday as weak U.S. manufacturing stoked wagers on aggressive policy easing, while the British pound recouped losses in the wake of a parliamentary vote that opened the door for another Brexit delay.
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"China Doll," a new play written by David Mamet and starring Al Pacino, also closed Sunday; critics were hostile, but the show started strongly at the box office, and recouped its investment costs despite a drop in grosses in January.
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Adds details, updates prices) By Danilo Masoni MILAN, May 16 (Reuters) - European ended steady on Monday, having recouped early losses, as stronger mining stocks offset weakness elsewhere, with Telecom Italia a standout gainer on the back of its cost-cutting plans.
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The dollar recouped losses after touching a 09003-day low versus the safe-haven yen on Tuesday, when investors turned cautious over political worries in Europe as well as weaker stock and commodity markets after a long U.S. holiday weekend.
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The Treasury is flush with cash after a $1.25 billion 10-year bond sale this month was two times oversubscribed, and bond yields have recouped heavy losses in December after Zuma fired his finance minister, raising fears of political interference.
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U.S. stocks have nearly recouped their losses from the two-day sell-off on the surprise Brexit vote, but investors face another daunting earnings season and may need to look across the Atlantic for growth, analysts told CNBC on Friday.
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Carstens said that the peso MXN=D2 MXN=, which fell to a low of nearly 22 per dollar following the U.S. elections in November but has since recouped most of those losses, is still undervalued and has room to appreciate.
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These asset sales have recouped nearly 25 percent of the $100 billion price tag, but they have also removed a large proportion of its earnings capacity, effectively increasing the price for the higher growth areas of Africa and South America.
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Gold prices on Thursday held near two-week lows touched in the previous session, as the dollar recouped losses after cautious comments from U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer dented investors' hopes for a closure to the tariff war with China.
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European stock markets had recouped losses incurred in the immediate aftermath of June's shock "Brexit" vote for Britain to quit the European Union, but they have since lost ground again on the back of weak earnings and an anaemic economic backdrop.
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China's yuan weakened beyond a psychologically key 6.63 per dollar level for the first time in six months on Wednesday, and though it recouped some of the losses by midday bets are growing for further downside amid an escalating Sino-U.
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Although the Nikkei recouped some losses on Friday, unstable stock markets put at risk voter support for Abenomics given a rally in Japanese shares to an almost two-decade high last year is seen as one of his major achievements.
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Solar's costs are typically recouped over a long period of time when grid power is convenient and readily available, but the financial benefits should accrue much more quickly when you're shipping in and burning fuel as your only source of energy.
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LONDON — Over the past 12 months, as the global luxury market gained momentum and recouped some of the luster it had lost over a rocky few years, much was made of blockbuster companies that made impressive recoveries or unveiled new strategies.
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Dixons Carphone recouped some losses to be down 5.1% after earlier touching a decade-low, as it reported a slump in full-year profit and pointed to worse to come as it struggles in a fierce mobile phone retail market.
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It has not recouped its capitalization costs; although it got a healthy start at the box office, it had a substantial drop last week, when Mr. Owen missed two performances, and it played to houses that were only 47 percent full.
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Stocks fell to session lows late in the session after the Wall Street Journal said Special Counsel Robert Mueller has impaneled a grand jury in Washington to investigate allegations of Russia's interference in the 2016 elections, but quickly recouped those losses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling is likely to gain this year and by the time Britain leaves the European Union next March will have recouped a chunk of its losses since the June 210 decision to leave the bloc, a Reuters poll suggested.
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Energy provider SSE recouped the previous session's losses, up 2.6 percent after being one of the worst-performing stocks on Tuesday when Prime Minister Theresa May announced a household energy price cap as part of her manifesto for reelection in June.
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LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Sterling fell more than half a percent to drop below $1.40 to a one-week low on Tuesday as the dollar recouped some of its losses against a basket of its rivals after weakening substantially this month.
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Miller Tabak equity strategist Matt Maley pointed out that the tech-stock tracking ETF (XLK) has recouped all of its losses in the last month, but warned of a "double top" formation that could possibly be forming in the XLK chart.
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Shkreli's lawyers have argued that he should get a relatively light prison sentence at least in part because the investors not only recouped their original investments but actually ended up earning significantly more than what they had first given him.
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Sterling, which has see-sawed on Brexit news since the referendum, touched a 17-month low on Tuesday but recouped much of its overnight losses on Wednesday as optimism grew that Britain may not leave the EU without a deal in place.
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Shifting funds into buying a movie could be seen as nearly a complete wash: Whatever they're spending on a stake can, theoretically, be recouped at the box office… but isn't MoviePass paying theaters more when more people buy tickets to its movies?
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TOKYO, June 27 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average recouped some of last week's steep declines on Monday, as government officials stepped up warnings that they may intervene in currency markets to stabilise the yen after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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The dollar touched a 12-day low against the safe-haven yen overnight as investors turned cautious amid political worries in Europe as well as weaker stock and commodity markets after a long U.S. holiday weekend, but then it recouped its losses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound recouped some losses on Tuesday after Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said he was ready to stay in his job beyond his planned leaving date, but concerns over Brexit kept a lid on the British currency's gains.
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The gains recouped Monday's losses, incurred after official surveys of China's manufacturing and services sectors sent ripples of selling through global markets, but barely made a dent in the indexes' losses so far this year, which now stand at 21-22 percent.
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Dixons Carphone recouped some losses to be down 11.3% at a decade-low, after earlier plunging nearly 30%, as it reported a slump in full-year profit and pointed to worse to come as it struggles in a fierce mobile phone retail market.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling fell on Wednesday and was on track for its longest ever losing streak against the euro though it recouped some of its earlier falls in reaction to a Sky News report that Prime Minister Theresa May was about to resign.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - U.S. economic growth will take a mild hit in the current quarter from Hurricane Harvey that slammed into Texas, but the outlook for the coming year remained steady in the latest Reuters poll, suggesting lost output will likely be recouped.
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Its shares recouped earlier losses during the call with Bordenave and were up 0.3 percent at 0939 ET. They have gained 2.8 percent so far this year, while French rivals Societe Generale, Credit Agricole and Natixis are all down year-to-date.
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Energy provider SSE recouped some of the previous session's losses, up 1.4 percent after being one of the worst-performing stocks on Tuesday when Prime Minister Theresa May announced a household energy price cap as part of her manifesto for reelection in June.
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Iranian officials have said IPCs will be more profitable for investors than the buy-back contracts of the 1990s - the last time foreign firms were allowed to invest in Iranian fields - where companies recouped money via exports of oil and petroleum products.
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In the July 5 letter, Aetna Chief Executive Officer Mark Bertolini said it would have to cut back because it would be some time before the company recouped the investment it had made in this market over the past 2-1/2 years.
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The borough, which lost one in five residents during the 1970s when it was afflicted by high crime and arson fires, has not only recouped its population loss but also appears to have surpassed its historic peak, according to new census projections.
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Tech stocks once again find themselves under pressure alongside the broader markets after staging a major turnaround last week, when the Nasdaq, as well as the S&P 22 technology sector, recouped nearly all of their losses after a deep sell-off.
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The disclosure illustrates how private equity firms can boast a profit from companies whose equity value has been wiped out, having previously recouped their original investment by taking dividends from these companies, often by having them borrow more money to fund the dividends.
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MILAN, Nov 15 (Reuters) - The Bank of Italy has been collecting data on how efficiently the unpaid loans sold off by banks are being recouped, reflecting concerns about slow progress and the potential fallout for taxpayers, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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The S&P 500 and the Dow recouped more than half of a nearly 3% slide in the previous session, which was triggered by an emergency interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve that amplified concerns over the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The ruling highlights the tug-of-war that has been raging between those who lost money when the scheme fell apart eight years ago and those who walked away before the fraud came to light, having recouped their original investments and then some.
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HONG KONG, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The yuan weakened to a one-month low in early trade Wednesday as U.S.-China tensions rose ahead of high-level trade talks, but it recouped losses by midday as investors waited for news from the negotiations.
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Cocobod purchased more than 670,000 tonnes from the start of the season to March 9 and a Dutch trader said the regulator, which sold forward the bulk of its crop when prices were high last year, may already have recouped this season's loan amount.
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After some more back and forth among the investors and founders, Cuban has a final offer: Greiner and Cuban will go in together at $1 million for a 5 percent stake and a $1.50 per unit royalty to be paid until $2 million is recouped.
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Frankfurt's Dax recouped early losses to trade 0.21% higher after a survey on Friday showed higher activity in Germany's services and manufacturing sector edged higher in June, suggesting that growth in Europe's biggest economy has stabilised at a moderate pace in the second quarter.
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Perhaps the failure to launch in time for the holidays was a strategic move: steer clear of the marketing push by the 900-pound gorillas and strike later, when people are looking for something new (and have recouped their holiday expenses with a few paychecks).
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The FTSE 100 slumped in the immediate aftermath of Britain's vote on June 23 to quit the European Union, and although it has since recouped all those losses, the fall in sterling means the value of British shares is still affected in U.S. dollar terms.
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PSG activated a buy-out clause rather than a negotiate a typical transfer fee for Neymar and while fans of the French club will be delighted at signing one of the world's top players, the money invested in the Brazilian is unlikely to be recouped.
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They told Reuters that the operation was worth about $3 billion although sources in the shipping business said that problems with lending to the industry, much of which is in a deep downturn, would affect the value of what could be recouped via a sale.
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That was followed by a rally that recouped most of the loss, and then another decline that took the index close to a fresh low, leaving it down 217 percent in the first three months of the year, the first quarterly decline since 0.43.
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Oil prices recouped much of their losses on Monday after moving sharply lower as data suggested inventories at the U.S. crude delivery hub rose in the latest week, compounding worries that troubled emerging markets and trade tensions will dent the outlook for fuel demand.
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That famously volatile production had what was then the largest budget in Broadway history — $13 million — but when it closed in 1995 it had recouped only 75 percent of that, prompting Lloyd Webber to declare that the era of the big-budget musical was over.
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There are 20 productions of plays scheduled to open this season, many of them artistically ambitious and thematically timely, and two of them — "The Boys in the Band" and "The Lifespan of a Fact" — have already announced that they have recouped their investment costs.
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Underwriters have learned a lot in the 21953 or so years since the Baltimore Orioles infamously recouped $21972 million of the $20133 million owed to outfielder Albert Belle after degenerative hip osteoarthritis ended his career in 22013, with three years remaining on his contract.
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The closely watched deferred production cost balance for Boeing's 23.903 Dreamliner, a tally of manufacturing costs not yet recouped by sales, declined about $150 million in the quarter to $27.5 billion, reflecting the fact that the high-tech plane is now profitable by some accounting measures.
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The closely watched deferred production cost balance for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, a tally of the manufacturing costs not yet recouped by sales, declined about $23.903 million in the quarter to $27.5 billion, reflecting the fact that the high-tech plane is now profitable by some accounting measures.
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On Thursday, Sweden's Riksbank moved its interest rates further into negative territory with a deeper-than-expected cut, resulting in nothing more than a "fleeting impact" on its currency, the Swedish crown, which has recouped all of its losses already and even strengthened against the euro.
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MELBOURNE/WELLINGTON, Feb 2227.64 (Reuters) - Australian and New Zealand shares were steady by midday on Friday, as banks came off their lows, offsetting pressure on mining stocks after iron ore prices sank, and as top grocer Woolworths recouped hefty early losses to shore up the market.
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For Amazon, the funds it's investing today to help employees transition to this new business could be recouped over time as the retailer reduces its reliance on USPS, UPS and FedEx by shifting more of its business over to its own delivery network where it has control.
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"This is not an artwork," she wrote to the collector who purchased the refabricated work in 2014, who recouped part of his money in a buyback clause and later tried, unsuccessfully, to recoup the rest in a lawsuit against the Berlin gallery that sold it to him.
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When Blackstone bought Equity Office Properties, a real-estate trust, for $39bn on the eve of the financial crisis in 2007, it recouped more than half what it had paid at a profit within a day in order to turn a huge risk into a manageable one.
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Considering Sandoval's injury was not pre-existing, the Red Sox would have recouped the majority of his contract for '16 under a league-wide program—fungible assets that then could have been reinvested in the team's efforts to advance to playoffs for the first time since 2013.
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On Wednesday, Reuters reported, citing sources, that the operation was worth about $3 billion, although sources in the shipping business said that problems with lending to the industry, much of which is in a deep downturn, would affect the value of what could be recouped via a sale.
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It is never guaranteed that the costs of exhibiting — which can be crippling for smaller galleries — are recouped in the immediate to mid or even longer term, yet many galleries feel an obligation to appear at fairs in order to maintain their presence in the active art market.
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WaPo's Damian Paletta, Mike DeBonis and Carolyn Y. Johnson: The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimated that the nine-page framework would equate to a $2.2 trillion tax cut, with $5.8 trillion lost to lower rates and other changes, and another $3.6 trillion recouped by eliminating deductions.
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The seven-member court unanimously held that the purpose of the Private Attorney General Act (PAGA) is to authorize workers to seek civil penalties that can typically only be recovered by the state, and that does not extend to unpaid wages that can be recouped in separate private lawsuits.
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Perhaps the best-known drug developed from a cooperative research and development agreement — the cancer drug Taxol — was the subject of several congressional hearings in the early 1990s that investigated whether the drug's maker, Bristol-Myers Squibb, charged too much and whether the government recouped enough of its investment.
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Barclays analyst Brian Johnson on Wednesday cautioned the strike could drag on into the fourth quarter, leading to roughly 100,000 units of lost production in the third quarter, costing roughly $750 million for GM. However, Johnson said roughly 25% of lost production could be recouped in the fourth quarter.
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The only previous Broadway adaptation of a Dahl novel, "Matilda the Musical," won critical acclaim and four Tony awards (plus a special honor for the girls sharing the title role); it ran for 1,591 performances, recouped its investment, and is now on tour in the United States and Australia.
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But in both onshore and offshore trade it recouped some of the losses in afternoon deals, after sources told Reuters that China's central bank will use foreign exchange intervention and monetary policy tools to ensure the yuan does not weaken past the 26.9-per-dollar key level in the immediate term.
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"No one is going to invest in a [public-private partnership] in states like Wyoming and Nebraska, where I grew up and lived," Spear told The Hill in an interview last week, noting that the revenue can only be recouped when there are a high volume of vehicles on the road.
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The bluechip index had slid as much as 1.3%, weighed down by a more than 6% drop in Ashtead after the industrial firm warned of challenging conditions in the UK. The bourse subsequently recouped a bulk of those losses to end 0.3% lower, boosted by a Wall Street Journal report on.wsj.
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Sterling fell by more than 10 percent against the dollar and the euro after Britons unexpectedly voted to leave the EU, losses that have not been recouped as markets bet on a long-term hit to British economic performance and that the Bank of England will lower interest rates again later this year.
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If markets hold at current levels, they are set for their third straight week of gains, having already recouped losses from August when escalating trade tensions and the inversion of a key part of the U.S. yield curve drove investors toward assets perceived to be safe havens in the event of a downturn.
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"We had a dire end to 2018 which was then recouped so you have a very good reason to lighten up on portfolios," said Marie Owens Thomsen, chief economist at CA Indosuez in Geneva, adding that confusion over the state of play in Britain's impending departure from the European Union clouded the picture more.
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"We had a dire end to 258.91 which was then recouped so you have a very good reason to lighten up on portfolios," said Marie Owens Thomsen, chief economist at CA Indosuez in Geneva, adding that confusion over the state of play in Britain's impending departure from the European Union clouded the picture more.
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The London Stock Exchange said it was investigating a technical glitch that delayed the opening of the UK's benchmark FTSE 100 index and FTSE midcap Japan's Nikkei recouped early losses to end 20.2% higher and Shanghai blue chips rose 21.1083%, after China's state planner said Beijing would roll out a programme to boost disposable income.
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Gold rebounds after biggest drop in two weeks on Friday Equities pull back from record on U.S. tax plan jitters Gold recouped some of the previous session's hefty losses on Monday as the U.S. dollar steadied and uncertainty over a U.S. tax reform plan stoked risk aversion, pulling equities from their recent record highs.
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Billionaire former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE recouped a little from a dreadful performance in the Nevada debate a week earlier, while still taking hits.
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"The market has just recouped to a level where you are starting to see some profit taking so any concerns relating to China, trade or the government shutdown will probably weigh on the market more than it would've last week," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist and senior portfolio manager at SlateStone Wealth LLC in New York.
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Since then, Shkreli has made some partial payments, and the state recouped another $134,500 from him by seizing and auctioning off the seized Enigma machine for $65,000, as well a manuscript signed by Isaac Newton, a letter from Charles Darwin, and another letter written by English mathematician and writer Augusta Ada King-Noel, Countess of Lovelace.
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Furthermore, supporters of the federal government's side in this case argue there's a slippery slope: Allow the states to sue the government over a policy they don't like, as long as they can show that it costs the state something (even if that cost is recouped), and the courts will be clogged with lawsuits left and right.
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Good fund managers understand the risk and therefore build a portfolio of companies, weighing the risks and potential outcomes of the portfolio as a whole so that the fund's losses are recouped by an order of magnitude by the fund's winners (which is why MOC — multiple of capital — is more important than internal rate of return in the early stages).
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