But most of the cases in which we'll be recouping, we will be recouping because the soldier didn't fulfill their commitment.
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Farmers, however, will have a hard time recouping their income.
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The Saudis can make money by recouping small marginal costs.
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And the Magic actually did a decent job of recouping value.
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The chances of recouping the cost of buying Salix look low.
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Its justification for not recouping the pay is, well, pretty rich.
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Japan's Nikkei bounced 1.3%, recouping almost half of its weekly loss.
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The Nikkei ended 0.2 percent higher at 20,13 points, recouping early losses.
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Then the company, now with a monopoly, raises prices, recouping the loss.
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That also means that investors should now worry about recouping their money.
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Beltone Financial surged 4.2 percent, recouping some of Thursday's 10 percent loss.
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And legal bills aimed at recouping that money can quickly pile up.
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NS) fell almost 7% before recouping some losses, while Vodafone Idea (VODA.
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But Asian credits started to stabilise in early afternoon, recouping initial losses.
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Then, as the economy improved, it would contract, recouping the additional spending.
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Stocks on Wall Street rose, recouping some of last week's sharp losses.
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SPX tank 10 percent before recouping half of those losses inside three days.
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The shares have risen 12% this year, recouping half of last year's losses.
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He has also called for clawbacks, or recouping executive compensation, at the bank.
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HK/SIN, recouping some losses after closing nearly 2 percent down on Thursday.
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The play was critically panned but commercially successful, recouping its original investment costs.
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It was also a commercial failure, recouping just half of its $25 million budget.
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The Nikkei rose 1.1 percent to 22,147.75, recouping much of Monday's 1.6 percent drop.
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The bottom line: The practice of recouping money from pharmacies is rampant in Medicare.
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NICKEL: LME nickel rebounded by 1 percent to $8,780 a tonne, recouping overnight losses.
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"We're refitting chemical injection points, recouping pumps and storage tanks," the worker told Reuters.
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The rebound came as China's yuan jumped Tuesday, recouping some of its previous declines.
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On a weekly basis, the index added 1.4%, recouping losses during the previous week.
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Stock markets in central Europe climbed 0.3%-0.4% on Wednesday, mostly recouping Tuesday's losses.
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But recouping at least some of those losses is possible, for those that know how.
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It was down about 0.7% by 1320 GMT after recouping much of the earlier losses.
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"It was an experience I'll never forget, but I think I'm still recouping," White says.
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It also supports fast charging, recouping 80 percent of its capacity in just 25 minutes.
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The main financial index climbed 0.9 percent, recouping the previous session's losses, as investors swooped.
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Stocks on Wall Street tumbled in morning trade before recouping losses early in the afternoon.
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Recouping that investment may not be easy in a place as insecure as North Kivu.
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PAUL: I&aposm always a believer in Congress recouping its power, taking its power back.
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Doha's index rose 1.0 percent, recouping some of the percent losses from the previous session.
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The S&P 500 rose nearly 5 percent, recouping more than half of Monday's losses.
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But they began recouping the following year, after the documentary and the album were issued.
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But in recession-hit Venezuela, recouping outstanding debt is a bigger issue, the executive said.
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Still, the benchmark index is up nearly 4% in June recouping most of May's sell-off.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was flat in percentage terms by 43GMT, recouping earlier losses.
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Doha's index rose 1.5 percent, recouping some of the 4.0 percent losses from the previous session.
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Contract sellers sequentially churn multiple buyers through the same run-down house, easily recouping their investment.
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U.S. crude rose 0.029.56% to $52.66 per barrel, recouping much of the previous day's 4% drop.
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The lenders argue that they are just recouping through the courts what they are legally owed.
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Its shares rose 2.3%, recouping from a 233% drop on Monday amid a broader market selloff.
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Its shares rose 2.3%, recouping from a 233% drop on Monday amid a broader market selloff.
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Home values plummeted during the housing crisis before recouping much of those losses in recent years.
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U.S. crude rose 2340.78% to $52.22 per barrel, recouping some of the previous day's 4% drop.
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Shanghai shares bounced 2112.32 percent, recouping earlier losses of 2111.83 percent as cheap valuations drew bargain hunters.
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Also helping sentiment was crude oil prices recouping some ground following sharp losses in the previous session.
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Britain's FTSE 100 rose 1.34313 percent, mostly recouping its losses (aided by the drop in the pound).
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Others are also proposing an inquiry into whether problems recouping bonuses in the Guard stretch beyond California.
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Still, Amazon shares sank for four straight days after the election, before recouping much of their losses.
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Dubai's index rebounded 22.7 percent in the opening minutes of trade, recouping most of last week's losses.
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The British currency plumbed to a two-year low this week at $1.2439 before recouping some losses.
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The British currency plumbed to a two-year low this week at $1.119 before recouping some losses.
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He rebranded it Laudamotion and soon sold a stake to Ryanair, quickly recouping much of his investment.
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But after recouping the losses throughout the day, the broad market index ended down just 0.45 percent.
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But the show became a hit there, recouping a $3.5 million investment in less than a year.
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The Nikkei average rose 26.1% to 27.2,26.6 points, recouping most of the 25.8% losses suffered on Thursday.
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The was barely changed at $0.7364, recouping losses after dropping nearly half a percent in early trade.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan were last up 61.713 percent, recouping earlier losses.
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That would represent a rise of almost 7% in 2019, partially recouping losses of 15.6% in 2018.
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Shares of Lumentum were down 2 percent, recouping from a 12 percent drop earlier in the day.
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"The information is: What percent of retail am I recouping?" he said during a demonstration of the tool.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index ended down 2.9 percent, recouping some lost ground in the late afternoon session.
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It had poured millions of dollars into the development of CED—millions it had no hope of recouping.
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Sales in the West rebounded 50.4%, the biggest gain since August 2010, more than recouping May's 38.5% plunge.
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Italian banks fell as much as 2.3% on the day early in the session before recouping some losses.
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Corn firmed, recouping some of last session's decline, while soybeans were little changed after closing lower on Monday.
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Because recouping the cost of this content will require large audiences, VR headsets will need to be cheap.
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Having too many niche features limits your market for recouping your remodeling costs because buyers have different tastes.
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HONG KONG, Feb 252 (IFR) - Asian credits were firmer on Thursday, recouping some losses from earlier this week.
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Asian credit spreads had been over 1bp wider earlier but were recouping the loss as London markets opened.
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Which means only those who burn a lot of cash will have a shot at recouping it. 22018.
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The Australian dollar was barely changed at $0.7364, recouping losses after dropping nearly half a percent in early trade.
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GE's shares fell as much as 15% after Markopolos' report came out, recouping much of the decline on Friday.
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They fell nearly 1% in the previous session after recouping losses that saw them drop as far as $68.08.
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U.S. light crude finished Tuesday's session up 41 cents at $56.83, recouping most the losses it posted on Monday.
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There needs to be a better way to find billing mistakes as well as recouping overpayment from health insurers.
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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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Hain shares, which fell nearly 4 percent early Friday before recouping losses, were recently down less than 1 percent.
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It closed up 2 percent Wednesday, recouping some of the steep losses logged in wake of the reported outbreak.
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For example, in California, new laws prevent workers from recouping the "fair share" fees charged before the Janus ruling.
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The idea of recouping executive pay took hold in the early 2000s after the Enron and WorldCom accounting fiascos.
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Concessions usually take the form of waiving at least a months' rent, or recouping a broker's fee, Long said.
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On Wednesday, Vestager said she was taking Ireland to court for failing to make progress on recouping the money.
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A previous promise offering them a sizeable discount has made recouping the cash taxpayers invested in the bank almost impossible.
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That includes about 1.2 million units in the first quarter with automakers recouping some lost production later in the year.
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The pound briefly dipped to a three-week low of $1.2945 in Asian trading before recouping most of its losses.
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The Nikkei share average ended 21 percent higher at 2374.19,5.63, recouping most of its losses from the past two days.
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But by the third night, the first night's worth had hit the streets, paying back the investors and recouping costs.
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That sent the price of United States oil down 7 percent at one point before recouping much of its losses.
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He told the Washington Post in March that he would not be recouping the money he gives to his campaign.
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Recouping compensation from top executives involved in misconduct seemed like a great idea after the Enron and WorldCom accounting scandals.
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German 10-year yields edged down slightly to minus 0.09 percent, recouping some of the 7 bps rise on Tuesday.
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Indonesian stocks led the declines, falling as much as 268.39 percent in early trading before recouping some of those losses.
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Export-Import Bank of India's 3.875% 2028s lost close to half a point yesterday and spent today recouping those losses.
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Global iron ore miner Rio Tinto closed more than 1% higher, recouping from a 2.3% drop earlier in the session.
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The New Zealand and Australian dollars were down more than 4% at one point, before recouping some of the losses.
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Jeter and his fellow owners can start recouping some of their investment by selling the naming rights to Marlins Park.
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Currently most research is given out for free, with brokers recouping the cost through fees on executing trades for fund managers.
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Recouping a $9 million budget, the film has already brought in $99 million domestically, for a global total of $142 million.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index rose 24.25 points, or 0.4 percent, to close at 5,750.10, recouping its losses on Monday.
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In early trade on Tuesday, Tesla shares jumped as much as 6.9 percent, recouping a third of the past week's losses.
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Leisure and travel shares also led the gainers, with easyJet recouping some of the ground lost on Friday after Ryanair's warning.
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Steinhoff Africa Retail was down 0.3 percent, recouping some of the losses suffered earlier after it scrapped half-year dividend payouts.
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He would eliminate taxation of corporate entities altogether, recouping lost revenue by taxing dividends and capital gains at ordinary income rates.
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The Nikkei rose 3.3 percent over the week and 2 percent for the month, recouping some of October's 13 percent tumble.
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Most research currently is given out for free, with brokers recouping the cost through fees on executing trades for fund managers.
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Yet despite this deluge of expenses, many owners remain committed to showing, even without a clear path to recouping their investment.
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Even for those buildings whose total count falls below the threshold, fixing the mistake — and recouping the money — can be challenging.
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Class members will receive a minimum of 55% of their damages, with the possibility of recouping the full value of their claims.
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Despite the beat, shares of the company tanked as much as 15% in extended trading, before recouping about half of those losses.
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Shares of Sunac China dropped as much as 5.4 percent in Hong Kong on Wednesday morning before recouping the loss by noon.
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That said, the cost of hiring the stadium was significant, while there was little chance of recouping that money from ticket sales.
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The stock, jolted by Facebook's plunge, fell 3 percent on Thursday before recouping virtually all of that ground in after-hours trading.
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It was last up 0.2% at $0.6965, recouping some of the previous session's declines, when it shed more than half a percent.
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But it would face an even more aggressive China, bent on recouping the loss of its difficult ally in North Korea's destruction.
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The stock rose on Mr. Ackman's comments, but clearly, recouping the $1 billion the company paid for Addyi will take some time.
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The Australian dollar was barely changed at $0.73545, recouping losses after dropping nearly half a percent after initially following the yuan lower.
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The euro edged 0.2 percent higher to $1.155, recouping some losses after shedding more than half a percent during the previous session.
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Independent content creators are much more likely to be backed into this hostage situation with the goal of recouping lost advertising revenue.
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The hospitals refuse to turn people away, absorbing the cost of providing free care and recouping it by charging everyone else more.
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"Unplanned" exceeded box-office expectations on its opening weekend, earning more than $6 million — and recouping its budget — from just 1,100 screens.
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Corn edged higher, recouping much of the losses from the previous session, while wheat rose to linger near a one-week high.
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ADM's shares fell about 10 percent over the previous two days before recouping some losses on Thursday, rising over 2.6 percent to $42.40.
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At the time of the report in 2018, HHS said it was reviewing the legal basis for recouping the funds spent by Price.
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The Nikkei share average jumped 5.5 percent to 16,892.16 points in afternoon trade, recouping most of its losses from the past two days.
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Aon's shares rose 4.4 percent in afternoon trading, recouping some of the losses incurred on Tuesday after news of the potential merger surfaced.
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Now that Facebook's ad breaks are running in 25 countries, it's able to get serious about monetizing Watch and recouping its content investments.
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Soybean prices gained ground on expectations of a trade deal between Washington and Beijing, with the market recouping some of last session's losses.
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The animated feature earned more than $235 million globally since it rolled out in international markets mid-February, likely recouping its production budget.
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The S&P/ASX 2654.80 index rose 22.2% to 23.5,673.30 at the close of trade, more than recouping the 0.2% loss on Tuesday.
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However, Sony sued Herbert, claiming he started intercepting the money from Interscope in October 2015 ... thereby screwing Sony out of recouping the advance.
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The currency briefly traded about 26.9210 percent weaker at 22017 to the dollar before recouping some losses to 6.45 as of 0423 GMT.
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ASOS rival Boohoo fell as much as 18 percent at the open, before recouping some losses after it reported record Black Friday sales.
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The S&P/ASX 807.083 index closed up 2807.08 percent or 21.6 points at 22019,221.4, recouping some of 0.8 percent losses on Friday.
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Chinese clubs aren't recouping much of their massive investments on matchday, then, nor is it feasible that broadcasting money is covering their costs.
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The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index fell by more than 1% on Monday morning before recouping some losses to trade about 13% lower.
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Shares of Nike close up 0.45 percent on Wednesday, recouping their losses after selling off last week following the release of the advertisement.
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Other ideas included having customers pay a membership fee to access a payday storefront, recouping some of the lost profits from lower-cost loans.
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He wants to see a new way of funding research and development that doesn't rely on recouping costs via sales based upon high prices.
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But the past two days have seen some stability with the euro recouping losses thanks in part to renewed efforts to form a government.
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Shares of CARE Ratings fell as much as 5.8% on Thursday, before recouping slightly to trade down 4% at 869.85 rupees at 0513 GMT.
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Kevin McCollum, the lead producer, said the show is "on its way" to recouping its initial investment, and that touring will provide additional income.
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Shipments have held relatively steady as Tehran has been focusing on recouping lost markets in Europe after sanctions were lifted, Iranian oil sources say.
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The country's metals and mining sector, which are heavily dependent on China, lost as much as 0.4% before recouping some losses to trade flat.
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Still, I will say I have seen this happen before and time, patience, and keeping our cool made the difference in recouping our losses.
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Shares in Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons were flat, up 4.1% and up 5.3% respectively, with the latter two recouping some of last week's losses.
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In effect, James and Sara Biden had gotten their money back while keeping most of the land — recouping their investment in just 12 months.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by 266,0003 jobs last month, with manufacturing recouping all the 43,000 positions lost in October, the government's survey of establishments showed.
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With the dollar down, the euro jumped 0.4 percent to $1.1587, recouping some losses after shedding more than half a percent during the previous session.
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The movie "Ender's Game" was released in 2013 and earned $126 million at the worldwide box office, just barely recouping its $110 million production budget.
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SUGAR * May raw sugar settled up 21 cents, or 22 percent, at 21 cents per lb, after peaking at 2786 cents, recouping this week's losses.
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Cryan also urged policymakers to work on recouping the attractiveness of the European project, which has brought peace and prosperity for more than 50 years.
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Shares in the group rose 2500 percent in early trading, more than recouping the losses it suffered when Publicis spooked the market on Feb. 236.
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As of Wednesday's close, the S&P 500 index is down only 2.8 percent, recouping from a fall of over 10 percent earlier this year.
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Shares in the group rose 7.5 percent in early trading, more than recouping the losses it suffered when Publicis spooked the market on Feb. 7.
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South Korean shares bounced, recouping some of the previous day's sharp losses, but uncertainties remained high amid a worsening diplomatic and economic spat with Japan.
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Slovenian Justice Minister Goran Klemencic told a news conference on Thursday that Croatian authorities prevented LB recouping the debt after the break-up of Yugoslavia.
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At 0713 GMT, the stock was down 14 percent at 92.12 rand, recouping some of the losses after falling to a low of 86.99 rand.
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Interior is wise to pause new coal leasing and turn its attention to recouping the costs of coal production through smarter planning and fiscal reform.
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They'll offer help to each other when they can sense if a touring member "needs a little recouping" from the stress of almost nonstop travel.
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The company could end up taking a higher proportion of the station's revenue by recouping costs associated with its ad sales services per the agreement.
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California lawmakers, in particular, hailed the National Defense Authorization Act language, which seeks to prevent the Pentagon from recouping bonuses from Army National Guard soldiers.
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Data showed nonfarm payrolls increased by 266,000 jobs last month, with manufacturing recouping all 43,000 positions lost in October, the government's survey of establishments showed.
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With the dollar down, the euro jumped 0.69 percent to $1.1617, recouping some losses after shedding more than half a percent during the previous session.
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On other currencies, the euro edged higher for a second straight day, recouping more than half of its losses sustained after the German coalition collapse.
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An important element that EU competition authorities assess before authorising state aid is the chance of the state recouping its investment with a future sale.
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Without ads, a company like Amazon would have no way of recouping the money it spent on the sports rights without boosting its subscription cost.
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Or how about her false assertion that most of "Medicare for All" could be paid for by simply recouping $21 trillion lost due to "Pentagon errors"?
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Wizz Air of Hungary, his main ultra-low-cost rival, is now doing a better job of cutting headline fares and recouping the shortfall from surcharges.
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That movie didn't even come close to recouping the money spent on its production and marketing, while Deadpool very likely did so over its first weekend.
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Relatively low current tariffs do not leave much headroom for further undercutting as operators risk turning consistently free cash flow negative and never recouping their investments.
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The STOXX Europe 600 index was down 0.2 percent after hitting a seven-week high earlier in the session, recouping all of its post-Brexit losses.
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The solution could be as simple as putting a time limit on recouping of unauthorized military bonus payments from the affected period of 2006 to 2008.
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The benchmark KOSPI index ended down 23 percent, or 21.7 points, at 23,21.981, recouping some of the early losses when the benchmark dived over 22.01 percent.
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The company's website notes that women's brands recouping the highest percentage of the buyers' original investment include: Rebecca Minkoff, Kate Spade, Tory Burch, and Marc Jacobs.
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Hungary's forint and the Polish zloty could firm by about two percent, to 312 and 4.2 respectively, recouping almost all the ground they lost this year.
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Shares of Fullshare surged as much as 16.7 percent early on Thursday to HK$2.94, recouping all of the losses it incurred following the Glaucus report.
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MSCI's index for emerging market stocks edged a fraction higher with mainland Chinese shares recouping earlier losses to end higher, but Hong Kong shares ending lower.
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MSCI's emerging equity index was flat, recouping earlier losses as European bourses opened higher and helped by half percent gains in Hong Kong and mainland China .
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A producer said that the show was close to recouping its original investment, and that a national tour, which starts in 2017, would provide additional income.
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Abu Dhabi's index was up 0.6 percent as Dana Gas added a further 1.8 percent, recouping some of the 6.7 percent losses from the previous day.
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The show, featuring 17 child performers, has been a hit, recouping its $15 million capitalization cost and spinning off a national tour and a London production.
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As the Lebanese government has few assets outside the country, Nehme said any court action would be about applying pressure rather than recouping "any real amount".
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In commodities, oil prices largely held steady on Monday, recouping some early losses as investors took stock of global economic pressures that could impact oil demand.
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On Saturday, the Los Angeles Times reported that Pentagon is recouping enlistment bonuses given to 2628,28503 members of the California National Guard during the Bush administration.
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In commodities, oil prices largely held steady on Monday, recouping some early losses as investors took stock of global economic pressures that could impact oil demand.
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Apple Inc rose 21%, recouping most of the ground lost in the previous session on a surprise sales warning that highlighted concerns about global supply chains.
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Shares of Bank of America were up 3.4 percent in choppy trading on Thursday, while those of Wells Fargo were mostly flat, after recouping earlier losses.
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Studies show that retirees worry they won't get their "money's worth" if they die before recouping their investment, and many are uncomfortable giving up control of savings.
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But some experts say if Sahara is using deposits from the cooperative societies to finance Aamby Valley, members of the cooperatives might face difficulty recouping their money.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.5 percent, recouping about half of the previous session's losses as regional tech shares regained their composure.
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But when you're the CEO of a beloved lifestyle brand, recouping those costs are as easy as selling the very table linens that guests used for dining.
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And, unlike its predecessor, it also can charge the car's driving battery while the car is actually moving, recouping significant range while the vehicle is in use.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index advanced 0.1 percent, recouping losses from earlier on in the session and on track for its third straight session of gains.
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Beijing has reportedly engaged in talks with the opposition about recouping the estimated $20 billion it is owed by Caracas (though the Chinese Foreign Ministry denies that).
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Shares in Shoprite fell as much as 9 percent before recouping some of the losses to trade 5.3 percent lower at 212.99 rand as of 0844 GMT.
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The S&P/ASX 23.3 index inched 250% higher to 20.6,0.6.82 at the close of trade, recouping losses from the previous session where the index fell 210%.
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The FTSE 100 was 0.3% higher by 0855 GMT, recouping some of the more than 1% drop in the previous session, and the FTSE 250 added 0.4%.
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"The Wells Fargo board made a mistake by not recouping some of the CEO's pay until after the firestorm developed," said Harvard Law School professor Jesse Fried.
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Workplace experts have praised the company for its "good jobs" strategy of offering generous pay and benefits and recouping the cost through lower turnover and higher sales.
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If the Durbin amendment explicitly bars banks and credit unions from recouping the full cost of a debit card transaction from a retailers, who pays these costs?
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Currently big investment banks and brokerages send research notes on companies for free, with brokers recouping the cost through fees for handling trades for the asset managers.
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The Shanghai Composite slumped more than 2100 percent before recouping some ground to end the day down 23.5 percent at 26,0003 points, levels not touched since Nov.
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The company said it required handset makers to use its suite of apps as a way of recouping the billions of dollars it spends to make Android.
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IBM is announcing a series of moves Thursday designed to start recouping some of the $34 billion it just spent to buy open source specialist Red Hat.
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Recouping those costs will be enormously challenging, and Cruise is trying to address that by building a car with more staying power than most personally owned vehicles.
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The S&P 500 dropped as much as 2 percent in early trading, with heavy selling in financial and energy stocks, before recouping some of those losses.
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The negotiation tactic reportedly furthered the city's timeline for investigating and recovering the lost data, and officials later announced that insurance money would cover recouping the systems.
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"The Wells Fargo board made a mistake by not recouping some of the CEO's pay until after the firestorm developed," said Harvard Law School professor Jesse Fried.
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Studies show that retirees worry they won't get their "money's worth" if they die before recouping their investment, and many are uncomfortable giving up control of savings.
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The Dalian Commodity Exchange's most-traded iron ore contract, with May 20.2 expiry, ended up 1.2% at 642.50 yuan ($91.83) a tonne, recouping earlier losses this week.
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The S&P 500 dropped as much as 2 percent in early trading, with heavy selling in financial and energy stocks, before recouping some of those losses.
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Wall Street main markets wasted little time in recouping at least 1.13753% of the 7% they had slumped on Monday, one of their worst days on record.
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Rowe sold off a total of 16% of its stake in WeWork — recouping about half of its initial investment — in private transactions in 2017 and 2019, they said.
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The insurance sub-index, usually actively traded by day traders, added 1.7 percent as almost all the constituents advanced, recouping some of the heavy losses of the week.
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The offshore yuan touched as low as 6.8448 per dollar, hitting its lowest level since trading at 6.8582 per dollar on June 27, 2017, before recouping some losses.
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Nelson is recouping from a torn right ACL he suffered in the exhibition season last year; typically, we'd assume that would be enough time to regain his explosiveness.
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The move appears to be an attempt on Trump's part to reassure supporters that their donations will not go towards recouping his own hefty out-of-pocket costs.
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SYDNEY, March 0.033 (Reuters) - U.S. wheat futures rose more than 0.5 percent on Thursday, recouping half of their losses from the previous session, as traders squared short positions.
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The SEC complaint filed with the federal court in New Haven, Connecticut, seeks civil fines, the recouping of illegal profit, and an officer and director ban for Carr.
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The Dubai index was up 0.8 percent after 50 minutes of trade, recouping some of the 15 percent which it had lost since the end of last year.
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" The mayor said the city never planned on recouping anything from the Rice family, stating, "That account is going to be closed again and we're withdrawing that claim.
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So all this shit going on in the United States, while recouping the country from an economic tragedy, making sure that America won the war—and his wife?
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The lawsuit against Bardman and Wolf seeks civil fines, the recouping of ill-gotten gains and bonuses, and bans from serving as officers or directors of public companies.
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They note, however, that the weakness should reverse over the subsequent three quarters as reconstruction efforts pick up, more than recouping the lost output in the short run.
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CHICAGO, June 9 (Reuters) - Prices on some Illinois general obligation bonds rose on Friday in U.S. municipal market trading, recouping some of the losses from Thursday's deep drop.
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"The corporation will continue to work toward its goals of recouping money for Rhode Island and holding the defendants in the Commerce Corporation's lawsuit accountable," the spokeswoman said.
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With the deal signed and a sizeable advance in her bank account, Maguire's label set about recouping their investment by booking her studio time with proven hit-makers.
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Prosecutors accuse Mediatrade of having acquired film and television rights at inflated prices to pay lower taxes and then recouping some of the funds through foreign bank accounts.
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In 2018 revenue and gross operating profit rose by 20303% and 23%, respectively, recouping the previous year's losses, caused in large part by Mirny's shutdown after the accident.
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At one point, Caesars shares fell over 24 percent in trading Wednesday, before recouping about half the losses, ending the day down 14.8 percent at $9.63 per share.
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Prosecutors had accused Mediatrade of having acquired film and television rights at inflated prices to pay lower taxes and then recouping some of the funds through foreign bank accounts.
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Filed on Monday in federal court in Cleveland, the financial watchdog's lawsuit seeks an order stopping the alleged unlawful practices and recouping compensation for consumers who have been harmed.
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The songs are catchy, the boys pretty within reason, and, as nobody in the industry knows shit about shit, Algiers have as much a chance of recouping as anyone.
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Sterling slid as much as 0.6% against the dollar to $1.2748 , and shed 0.5% versus the euro to as low as 86.81 pence , before steadying and recouping some losses.
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DJUSIR up 2.1 percent, recouping some losses after being under pressure recently as the southern United States braced for another powerful storm closely on the heels of Hurricane Harvey.
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The Nikkei share average gained 0.6% to 20,584.90, recouping part of the 1.1% fall the previous day, while the broader Topix rose 0.5% to 1.73,494.23 by the midday break.
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If the defendant wasted a huge amount of money fighting the litigation, Justice Samuel Alito said he doesn't understand why there shouldn't be a possibility of recouping attorney's fees.
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On Tuesday, the Dow Jones had soared over 230% in its best day since 1003, while the S&P 2100 jumped 292.25%, recouping about $21.22 trillion in market value.
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Shares in Ocado were up 2% at 1106 GMT, while shares in Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons were up 1.3%, 3% and 2.3% respectively, recouping some of last week's losses.
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Sterling slid as much as 0.6% against the dollar to $1.2748 , and shed 0.5% versus the euro to as low as 86.81 pence , before steadying and recouping some losses.
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Apple Inc rose 1.4%, recouping most of the losses in the previous session after a surprise sales warning that highlighted concerns about the coronavirus' impact on global supply chains.
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The STOXX Europe 600 index was up 0.1 percent by 0717 GMT after hitting a seven-week high earlier in the session, recouping all of its post-Brexit losses.
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Oil prices rose as global markets steadied on Thursday, recouping some of the previous day's 2 percent slide, though a weakening outlook for crude demand kept prices in check.
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On Tuesday, the Dow Jones had soared over 1003% in its best day since 2100, while the S&P 270.75 jumped 20.94%, recouping about $1.8 trillion in market value.
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil futures settled 1.88 percent higher at $62.34 a barrel, recouping weekly losses to post a gain of about half a percent for the week.
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The dollar collapsed to as little as 104.10 yen JPY=EBS, its lowest reading since March 2018 in early Asian trading, before recouping some losses to stand at 107.64 yen.
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Brent futures have edged back up to $49.42 a barrel and MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan is up 0.5 percent, recouping around half of Monday's loss.
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Shares in Sage were down 8.1 percent, recouping some earlier losses, after the company cut its full-year revenue growth forecast after software subscription growth slowed in the first half.
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Instead, it's offering resistance via the motor, and using your momentum to push against that resistance and harvesting the resulting collected power to put back into that battery, recouping charge.
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BT Investment Mangement shares added 24 percent on Wednesday, recouping some of the stock's heavy losses since Friday, which may have been as much as 22.86 percent of its value.
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Single-family homebuilding, which accounts for the largest share of the housing market, increased 3.5% to a rate of 847,000 units in June, partially recouping some of May's sharp drop.
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Single-family homebuilding, which accounts for the largest share of the housing market, increased 22016% to a rate of 24.8,21.161 units in June, partially recouping some of May's sharp drop.
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It was the second time in two days for Brent to drop below $30 a barrel after WTI fell below that mark on Tuesday, before recouping some of the losses.
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Single-family homebuilding, which accounts for the largest share of the housing market, increased 2000% to a rate of 22016,24.8 units in June, partially recouping some of May's sharp drop.
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Josephine Yei told Reuters earlier that if the ruling was upheld, she had little hope of recouping her bank's $10 million from the perpetrator, who was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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By 1011 GMT, the stock was up 36 percent in Johannesburg and Frankfurt, extending gains for a second straight day and recouping just over $2 billion from last week's crash.
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For media companies, going direct-to-consumer with your content, through streaming and digital products, is crucial for recouping revenue in a weak advertising marketplace that's being dominated by tech.
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The financial sector was up 0.91%, recouping all of the prior day's losses that came on a deepening of the U.S. Treasury yield curve inversion, which often precedes a recession.
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In practice, employees who lose their jobs are supposed to rank higher in the line of those owed money than some others, so the drivers anticipated recouping their lost wages.
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California lawmakers are hailing language included in the final version of an annual defense policy bill that seeks to prevent the Pentagon from recouping bonuses from Army National Guard soldiers.
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The S&P/ASX 20.7 index was down 73 percent, or 27 points to 2445.03,21.7 by 0317 GMT, recouping some of the 0.4 percent losses from earlier in the day.
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Shares in Sage were down 12.7 percent, recouping some earlier losses, after the company cut its full-year revenue growth forecast after software subscription growth slowed in the first half.
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Judicial management allows a financially distressed company to be restructured under court supervision rather than the more disruptive process of liquidation that reduces the chance of creditors recouping money owed.
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Seeing as these phones are often a person's primary lifeline, it's a nice gesture from Google and uBreakiFix that will alleviate a little bit of worry for those recouping after Harvey.
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To boost that, some banks have struck joint ventures with collection specialists while others are bringing in fresh skills to explore ways of recouping debts while steering clear of Italian courts.
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Each of the project's five joint venture partners will be responsible for recouping their investment by feeding natural gas supplies into the terminal and either using or selling the LNG themselves.
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The RAC program was recouping $1 billion per quarter to replenish the financially troubled Medicare Trust Fund until Medicare Part A providers, mostly for-profit hospitals, chose to attack the auditors.
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COLOMBO, March 9 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan rupee forwards ended steady on Wednesday, recouping some early losses as late dollar sales by banks offset early importer demand for the greenback, dealers said.
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The plaintiffs were a group of hedge funds that had purchased Puerto Rican bonds around 153 and were concerned that the bankruptcy would prevent them from recouping the bonds' full value.
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Despite a dip in financial stocks, the mid-cap index was cushioned by Peppa Pig maker Entertainment One, which surged 16%, recouping almost all of its losses from the previous session.
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Copper, seen as a barometer of the world's economic strength because of its wide industrial use, fell to near a one-year low, at $6,221.50 per tonne, before recouping some losses.
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The Reporter noted today Gotti appears to have come in with a measly $1.6 million opening weekend, meaning the producers aren't anywhere close to recouping its estimated production budget of $10 million.
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That safe-haven trend receded on Wednesday, with the euro bouncing almost one percent versus the dollar and recouping all its Tuesday losses, which had taken it down to 10-month lows .
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Investors who kept their wits during the financial crisis ended up recouping not only all their losses but also were still around to participate in the longest-running bull market in history.
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ASOS rival Boohoo fell as much as 24.9 percent at the open, before recouping some losses after it reported record Black Friday sales and ending the day with a 23.2 percent fall.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 14 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand was firmer early on Wednesday, recouping heavy losses of the previous session as global risk appetite recovered with investors trimming bets of renewed monetary stimulus.
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Brent crude oil, the international benchmark, rose more than 214 percent at one point, recouping some of last week's 20.27 percent losses, but turned tails to drop back below $21.1249 a barrel.
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That safe-haven trend receded on Wednesday, with the euro bouncing nearly one percent versus the dollar and recouping all its Tuesday losses, which had taken it down to 10-month lows.
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That safe-haven trend receded on Wednesday, with the euro bouncing nearly one percent versus the dollar and recouping all its Tuesday losses, which had taken it down to 10-month lows .
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil trader Pierre Andurand's hedge fund lost 6.7 percent in the first quarter of 2018 after recouping some of the heavy losses suffered in February, data compiled by HSBC showed.
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"It makes total sense that the exploitation of people for their data will lead to new forms of organization for recouping its value, or at least for extracting greater return," he says.
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"SoftBank needed to do this to optimize their chances of recouping their initial investment on top of their new additional investment," said Loren Trimble, the CEO of AArete, a global consulting firm.
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However the healthcare business is fraught with risk, with companies having no guarantee of recouping the large initial investments required for hospitals and clinics as the market becomes increasingly crowded and competitive.
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Gold rose more than 1% on Monday, recouping losses from a steep slide in the previous session, amid the fast-spreading coronavirus and hopes for a rate cut by the U.S. Fed.
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Why it matters: The candidates and groups are recouping their cash through donations, so the story is mostly valuable as an interesting look at how these books make the Times bestseller list.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When OPEC agreed to exempt Nigeria from its oil production-restraint deal last year, it knew the country faced a huge challenge in recouping output lost due to militant unrest.
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Democrats, meanwhile, expressed concern that the provisions limiting the time period for VA employees to receive notice and appeal decisions about firing or recouping bonuses would diminish their ability to defend themselves.
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Tomorrow, we would begin the process of recouping our things, but for tonight, the cinnamon sugar coating our fingers and the scent of tamales permeating the car overpowered any regret about the trip.
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Whereas previous governments used to go begging to the IMF for funds, he said, his Pakistan Movement for Justice (PTI) would focus instead on recouping billions of dollars hidden from the taxman abroad.
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The British pound boomeranged on Thursday following Prime Minister Boris Johnson's call for a national election, plunging then recouping some losses to land half a percent lower on the day against the dollar.
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After recouping from all of the fun of making their union official, Wiley and her bride shared a few more shots on Instagram over the weekend of some of their favorite nuptial moments.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six rival currencies, fell briefly on the news before recouping those losses and was last 0.06% higher on the day at 97.204.
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GrainCorp stock dropped 11 percent at the open of trade on Tuesday to hit close to where it stood preceding the bid, before recouping some of those losses to trade at A$8.18.
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"This morning we are seeing a bit of a relief, emerging markets are recouping some of the losses seen after the U.S. election," said Guillaume Tresca, senior emerging markets strategist at Credit Agricole.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU handed an unprecedented public reprimand to a former commissioner on Wednesday for taking allowances she was not entitled to but stopped short of legal action after recouping the money.
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Even as the company has built up a niche group of VR gamers and shipped millions of headsets, the company is still grappling with coaxing a mass audience and recouping what it's invested.
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Copper, seen as a barometer of the world's economic strength because of its wide industrial use, on Friday fell to near a one-year low, at $6,221.50 per tonne, before recouping some losses.
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The musical, a true story about a lesbian cartoonist trying to understand her father's suicide, was the against-all-odds triumph that Broadway occasionally loves, recouping its capitalization and booking a national tour.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was up 2.33 percent while France's CAC 40 index gained 0.4 percent, recouping some of its losses from Monday following centrist Emmanuel Macron's French presidential election victory.
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Interserve said it expected further cash outflows of about 60 million pounds in 2017 and its shares were down 22.5 percent at 259 pence at 0925 GMT, recouping some of their early losses.
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Apple — The iPhone maker's stock rose 1.4% in late-morning trading, recouping some losses incurred earlier in the week after Apple warned on Monday it would fall short of its first-quarter guidance.
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Chicago corn rose, recouping a little of Thursday's 3% loss when it hit a one-month low amid disappointment over the wording of a Chinese commitment to increase buying of U.S. agricultural goods.
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Barnes & Noble still has a shot at recouping the fees advanced to Parneros if it ends up prevailing on its claims, which are slated to be heard in a bench trial before Judge Koeltl.
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The European banking index rose 0.6 percent and Britain's leading banks index gained 0.7 percent, recouping all the losses in sterling terms it suffered after Britain voted in June to leave the European Union.
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So, if parents aren't recouping the promised savings and the environmental benefits of cloth diapers, there must be another reason that so many young parents have championed cloth diapers despite the convenience of disposables.
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But in match two, Niibs made up for his loss by recouping the $2,500 snatched from his fingertips at the last possible moment by securing a mid-game kill on none other than Ninja.
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He criticized the court for suggesting that his planned year as a visiting professor at Columbia University in 2017 would somehow prevent the city from recouping any funds were he found responsible for them.
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Recouping lost tax revenue has become an important part of efforts to balance Britain's public finances, as well as a political necessity to respond to voter outrage at perceived injustices in the tax system.
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Erste Bank, which gets 8.4 percent of its revenues from Romania's biggest bank Banca Comerciala Romana, saw its shares tumble as much as 10 percent, the worst STOXX 600 faller, before recouping some losses.
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But since housework and childcare still default to women, for the most part, women are the partners who are usually tasked with scaling their careers back, with little chance of ever recouping those gains.
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Shares in Barclays Africa, which is based in South Africa and also operates in nine other countries, dropped 6.8 percent on Monday before recouping some losses to trade down 5.5 percent at 1440 GMT.
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The FTSE 100 advanced 0.8%, recouping almost all of its more than 1% drop in the previous session, while the FTSE 250's 0.7% advance was its best day in more than two weeks.
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SHANGHAI, April 10.023 (Reuters) - Chinese stocks rose slightly on Wednesday, recouping early losses, as an afternoon rally in technology shares offset concerns that the central bank could scale back the scope of further policy easing.
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The main European index has shown signs of flagging in the past week after recouping almost all of its losses from a sharp sell-off in May, helped by expectations of more monetary stimulus globally.
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So if a high proportion of notes were returned, that would suggest Indians found it easy to wash funds before recouping their full value - or that there was an embarrassing amount of fake currency circulating.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar will strengthen against its U.S. counterpart over the coming year, recouping ground lost since July, as Canada's economy stays strong enough to withstand global trade uncertainty, a Reuters poll predicted.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government expects this year to begin payouts from a $4 billion fund for Bernard Madoff's victims, ending their nearly nine-year wait to begin recouping losses from his Ponzi scheme.
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But the past two days have seen some stability with the euro recouping its losses thanks in part to renewed efforts to form a government and avoid new elections, ending three months of political turmoil.
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Oil prices jumped in volatile trading after falling as much as 2 percent, recouping losses as the market reacted to the shaky prospect of major producers being able to agree output cuts later this week.
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Shares in Fiat Chrysler Automobiles rose 6 percent, recouping some of the previous session's 16 percent slump triggered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) accusations that the car maker illegally masked excess diesel emissions.
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Oil has posted somewhat of a rebound in the last month, recouping some of its year-to-date losses; crude has gained 3 percent in the last month, and 4 percent in the last week.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - ExxonMobil Corp said on Wednesday it is likely to resume paying corporate tax in Australia only in 53, after recouping billions of dollars in investments made in the country in the past decade.
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TOKYO, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Thursday, recouping some of the heavy losses from the previous session as the market rebalanced after Washington and Tehran looked to defuse a potential Middle East crisis.
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The British pound fell by as much as 10 percent to a 31-year low against the dollar in early trade and European shares were down close to 10 percent before recouping some of their losses.
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Shares are up more than 50% in 2019, and the stock is finally on the brink of recouping all of its losses after falling off a cliff in the midst of last summer's Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Oil prices gained more than 2 percent in volatile trading, recouping early losses, as the market reacted to the shaky prospect of major OPEC producers being able to agree output cuts at a meeting on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Brent crude strengthened late on Thursday, recouping some of its losses from the previous session, as market focus returned to concerns about spare capacity following a warning from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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Selling dishes like $210 AvoBrunch Toast with avocado and a poached egg, the shop was profitable within its first year, recouping the initial investment the co-founders had sourced from family, friends and their own savings.
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Shares in Germany's biggest bank rose by 1.6% late on Wednesday afternoon, recouping some of a near 10% drop in what amounted to the biggest two-day decline in almost three years on Monday and Tuesday.
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Some of the union's 2850,215 members with GM are expected to return to work as early as Saturday, showing the automaker is wasting no time in recouping lost production from the work stoppage, which started Sept. 16.
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SHANGHAI, April 12 (Reuters) - The yuan eased to a 10-day low against the dollar on Friday before recouping losses by midday, but investors largely remained sidelined as they awaited more news from U.S.-China trade talks.
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Last year's revenues hit $200,000, recouping Rubin's initial investment ( "I do not recommend people take large chunks of their 401(k), IRA out, because you have to now pay taxes at the highest rate on that money").
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares closed flat to slightly higher on Friday, recouping earlier heavy losses as comments from an influential U.S. policymaker soothed some concerns about rising borrowing costs and the threat of a U.S. government shutdown.
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LAWMAKERS OFFER BILL TO BAN BONUS CLAWBACKS: Lawmakers from California filed bills in the House and Senate on Thursday to permanently ban the Pentagon from recouping bonuses paid to National Guard troops more than a decade ago.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The trustee recouping money for Bernard Madoff's victims has reached more than $015033 million of settlements with the estates of the swindler's late sons and related defendants, ending more than eight years of litigation.
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Argo AI, the Pittsburgh-based self-driving company that's backed by Ford and Volkswagen, has concerns about an all-electric fleet, especially when it comes to recouping the cost the expensive technology that makes the car autonomous.
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Among the gainers, London Stock Exchange Group (LSE) added 3.2% to top the FTSE 100 leader-board, recouping some of the steep losses seen in the last session when Hong Kong Clearing and Exchange abandoned takeover plans.
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Among the gainers, London Stock Exchange Group (LSE) added 3.2% to top the FTSE 100 leader-board, recouping some of the steep losses seen in the last session when Hong Kong Clearing and Exchange abandoned takeover plans.
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Members of the three-judge panel appeared accepting of the prosecution's arguments that evidence showed Gupta was motivated by a desire to secure Rajaratnam's help in recouping losses he sustained in an investment fund they formed together.
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The impact is felt across society through more crime, drunk driving, health problems, and more — and casual drinkers are already paying for it, without a higher tax that disproportionately hits heavy drinkers recouping or preventing the costs.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was up 0.3 percent, holding at 21-month highs, while France's CAC 40 index gained 0.4 percent, recouping some of its losses from Monday following centrist Emmanuel Macron's French presidential election victory.
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Of the settlement funds, $25.5 million will go to recouping government losses, with another $7 million designated as interest on that amount, according to a statement Friday from a mediator who worked on the case, Judge Gerald Rosen.
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Nearly 211.13-43/24 years after Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme was unmasked, the court-appointed trustee recouping money for the swindler's victims on Thursday sought court approval to free up another $225 million to help cover their losses.
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Shares in Fiat Chrysler Automobiles rose as much as 6 percent, recouping some of the previous session's 16 percent slump triggered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) accusations that the car maker illegally masked excess diesel emissions.
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After ponying up almost $9,000 as part of a plea agreement for felony welfare fraud last April, Dolezal appears to be recouping some of that money with an extensive 230-item online store hosted on Zazzle dot com.
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GO holders would get $9.8 billion of the senior bonds, recouping them a guaranteed 52 cents on the dollar, as well as $4.7 billion of the conditional cash flow bond, which could up their recoveries to 77 cents.
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MILAN (Reuters) - UniCredit has devalued its stake in banking industry bailout fund Atlante by 80 percent, a document on its website showed, indicating Italy's biggest bank has little hope of recouping money invested to prop up failing rivals.
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Leonardo scored its best day in more than 7 years, up 13 percent, recouping some of its steep losses since January 2018, after the Italian defense group said net profit surged and it saw sales rising in 2019.
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If a retailer's brand is strong enough and its operations can be improved, creditors see greater value in forgiving some of their debt in exchange for equity stakes, rather than recouping pennies on the dollar in a liquidation.
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Shares in Germany's biggest bank rose by 2.1% on Wednesday, recouping some of a near 10% drop, the biggest two-day drop in almost three years, since it detailed a sweeping overhaul involving 18,000 job cuts on Sunday.
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Oil prices had climbed earlier in the day, recouping nearly half of Monday's 25% losses, on hopes spending cuts by North American producers to cope with multi-year low crude prices would lead to a drop in output.
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Recouping revenue lost to tax avoidance and evasion has become an important part of efforts to balance Britain's public finances, as well as a political necessity to respond to voter outrage at perceived injustices in the tax system.
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A study from Student Loan Hero that reveals the state-by-state return on investment of a college degree five years after graduation offers good advice for recouping your investments: Be strategic about where you choose to live.
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Recouping some savings from a pot of $25 billion, if we're using U.S. Part B drug spending in 2015 as a baseline, isn't nothing, but Part B drug spending overall only accounts for three percent of total Medicare spending.
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In Austria, Erste Bank, which gets 8.4 percent of its revenues from Romania's biggest bank Banca Comerciala Romana, saw its shares tumble as much as 10 percent, and remained the day's worst STOXX 600 faller despite recouping some losses.
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Meanwhile, Omni noticed some semi-pro renters had cropped up on its platform who were buying tons of a popular item like chairs on Amazon, shipping them to its warehouse, then renting them out and quickly recouping their costs.
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Insurer shares rose broadly, with the Dow Jones U.S. Insurance Index up 27.5 percent, recouping some losses after being under pressure recently as the southern United States braced for another powerful storm closely on the heels of Hurricane Harvey.
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Lawmakers from California filed bills in the House and Senate on Thursday to permanently ban the Pentagon from recouping bonuses paid to National Guard troops more than a decade ago, fulfilling pledges to do so after the scandal broke.
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Complementing its portfolio and recouping lost market share in the United States were among the main drivers of the tie-up with Gamesa, which has a broader offering of gearbox-based turbines and is expected to fare better locally.
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Now, we're working with the travel agent who helped us plan the trip, plus our travel insurance, to figure out what our options are for recouping expenses or maybe getting to finish the trip once this is all over.
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LONDON, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Angola has reached out to a number of countries for help in recouping funds lost to corruption in the past, the country's minister of state for economic coordination, Manuel Jose Nunes Junior, said on Tuesday.
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In 2016, the bank took its leveraged oil-tracking notes off of exchanges without offering all of its investors a way to redeem them, forcing some to trade "over-the-counter," where there was no guarantee of recouping their full investment.
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Tesla shares jumped as much as 6.9 percent in morning trade, recouping a third of its losses from a week dominated by bad news about its credit rating and a crash involving a car using its semi-autonomous driving technology.
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NEW YORK, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Following British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's call Thursday for a national election, the pound whipsawed in choppy trade, plunging then recouping some losses to land half a percent lower on the day against the dollar.
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After falling over 27 percent in the first quarter, in April the dollar made its biggest monthly gain since November 21.19 by recouping those losses and is now up close to one percent for the year against a basket of currencies.
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It's always rewarding to create something out of nothing, no worries about recouping money spent and no one to answer to if it flops, actually I don't think technically a record can flop if you didn't spend money on it.
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While Dublin has begun recouping some of the billions of euros it sunk into its banks, the banking crisis is still a sore and hotly debated subject and former executives lined up to apologise during the often day-long hearings.
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The shares rose 7.69 percent to A$2.66, partly recouping some of their fall of 30 percent in the days after the company agreed to sell its life insurance unit for A$1.9 billion ($1.35 billion) in cash plus equity stakes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The trustee recouping money for Bernard Madoff's victims on Tuesday announced nearly $371 million of new settlements with two groups of offshore funds that invested with the imprisoned Ponzi schemer, boosting the total recovery to about $12 billion.
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Law firm Clifford Chance has been appointed by Noble's lenders to advise on whether bankruptcy or liquidation would give them the best means of recouping the borrowing provided to Noble if the credit line is not extended, the paper said.
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As Trump was being sworn in on Friday, three thousand miles away, Andrew was recouping the story of footballs and biscuits before the Cambridge Intelligence Seminar, a high-powered forum of academics specializing in espionage and spycraft and former spooks.
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"If you're going to use clawbacks, this would be the situation," Bair said, referring to possibly recouping any compensation fired employees received as a result of creating fee-generating accounts for unsuspecting customers in order to reach sales and bonus targets.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government said it has begun distributing $23 million from a $22 billion fund to compensate victims of Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme, ending a nearly nine-year wait for thousands of people to start recouping their losses.
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Right now, at least 503 states charge their prisoners for health care in some way or other, with some county jails going so far as to pursue civil actions against prisoners after they're released in hopes of recouping health care costs.
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The stock, which had fallen more than 10 percent this week ahead of results, rose 1.7 percent to C$9.86 shortly after markets opened on Wednesday, recouping some of the earlier losses after executives reassured investors on a conference call.
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Amazon, unlike Twitter, seems less interested in recouping its $50 million from the NFL in the form of advertising revenue, and more interested in using the games as a way to promote its own original shows coming out in the fall.
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There was also upbeat news for the construction industry as ABS data showed approvals to build new homes surged 17.1 percent in January, far beyond forecasts of a 5 percent increase and recouping almost all of December's 20.6 percent drop.
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The dollar, meanwhile, held steady on Wednesday, recouping earlier losses tied to the exit of a top economic adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump, which had raised concerns that tensions over a global trade war were entering a heightened phase.
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The trustee Irving Picard, who is liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities and recouping money for former customers, also agreed with Ruth Madoff that the accord is not evidence she admitted to "participating in or knowing of Bernard Madoff's fraud," court papers show.
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Prices for both Brent and U.S. crude settled up more than 2 percent in volatile trading, recouping early losses, as the market reacted to the shaky prospect of major OPEC producers being able to agree output cuts at a meeting on Wednesday.
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Yaskawa Electric Corp, which usually kicks off the Japanese earnings season, finished the day up 0.1 percent, recouping their initial losses of 4.1 percent, after the industrial robot maker forecast operating profit for the current business year through February to fall 6.6 percent.
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JOHANNESBURG, May 31 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand was steady on Tuesday, recouping the previous session's losses against the dollar as investors held off any major moves ahead of trade data locally and a raft of crucial offshore data later in the week.
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The piece, titled "Take Full Advantage of Suffering," began: From a dim corner of her hospital room I surveyed the patient, who appeared, tucked primly under the crisp sheets, not so much recouping from surgery as steeped in a late-evening reverie.
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She notes that the statute of limitations for recouping stolen art expired in 1970; that it is incumbent on families who lost property to provide documentation (a near impossibility for many); and that laws and systems to encourage restitution are feeble at best.
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Prices for both Brent and U.S. crude settled up more than 2180 percent in volatile trading, recouping early losses, as the market reacted to the shaky prospect of major OPEC producers being able to agree output cuts at a meeting on Wednesday.
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SINGAPORE/TOKYO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bitcoin rose 2900 percent on Tuesday, recouping about half of the losses it sustained last week, its worst since 2013, as investors who had missed out on earlier rallies bought the world's biggest and best-known digital currency.
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"I always looked at my plan as a safe purchase, since if my life changed such that I no longer needed it, I would have no trouble recouping my cost," said Sam D., a buyer of unlimited data plans I was introduced to over email.
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The trustee Irving Picard, who is liquidating Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC and recouping money for former customers, also agreed with Ruth Madoff that the accord is not evidence she admitted to "participating in or knowing of Bernard Madoff's fraud," court papers show.
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The U.S. dollar rebounded on Thursday, recouping most of the ground lost in the previous session after the Federal Reserve jolted markets by abandoning all plans to raise rates this year, a signal its three-year campaign to normalize policy might be at an end.
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In a blow to EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager, EU judges ruled on Tuesday that Italy's plan for the rescue of Tercas bank five years ago was legal, overturning the Commission's earlier decision that had forced the recouping of financial aid to the lender.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil rose about 1 percent on Wednesday, recouping some of the previous session's heavy sell-off, on growing prospects that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allied producers would cut output at a meeting next month to prop up prices.
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With this benefit alone you&aposre recouping the annual fee, but add in up to $100 in value from the Global Entry credit, and you come out $105 ahead, before factoring in the value of the points you can earn from the Premium Rewards card.
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But hopes of recouping their investments drained away when one of them, Janie B. Moore, 69, distributed copies of an anonymous email alleging that Ms. Corbin had already spent large sums of the investors' money to pay for indulgences like the rented Bahamas villa.
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Fortunately for the Mets, they are said to be recouping 373 percent of Wright's salary via insurance as long as he doesn't appear in the majors, which doesn't seem likely as the 35-year-old recovers from September shoulder surgery and October back surgery.
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The State Department's announcement fueled already worsening investor sentiment about the possible impact of more sanctions on Russian assets and the rouble at one point slid by over 1 percent against the dollar, hitting a two-year low, before recouping some of its losses.
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TOKYO, July 12 (Reuters) - Brent crude rose more than $1 on Thursday as focus turned to a big drawdown in U.S. stockpiles, recouping some of the market's heavy losses from the previous session that had been sparked by news that Libya would resume oil exports.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gains for equities in 2016 have been buoyed by stocks that lagged during the bull market, a trend that analysts at Fundstrat say is likely to continue in the back half of the year as they have not come close to recouping their underperformance.
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In a blow to EU antitrust regulators, EU judges had ruled on Tuesday that Italy's rescue plan for the rescue of the ailing lender five years ago was legal, overturning the Commission's earlier decision that had forced the recouping of the financial aid to the lender.
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Though the rebound was at times wobbly, and shares dipped back into negative territory earlier in the day Tuesday, the S&P 500 ended nearly 5 percent higher — recouping more than half of the previous day's losses — in its biggest one-day gain since December 2018.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE earlier this month to introduce stand-alone legislation in both chambers to permanently ban the Pentagon from recouping bonuses paid to National Guard troops more than a decade ago.
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The state ended up with 2400 percent of AIB and has been nursing it back to health, with the aim of eventually recouping all the taxpayer money it ploughed into the lender, one of three it managed to save in the euro zone's most costly state rescue.
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Companies may use the data collected for a number of reasons including enhancing those services, figuring out what type of products of services the consumer is interested in for the future, and even recouping the costs associated with the service or product through selling advertising space.
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The loonie will climb over the coming year, recouping much of its recent decline, as the economic threat from the coronavirus outbreak in China likely fades, and some analysts do not expect the Bank of Canada to cut interest rates in 2020, a Reuters poll of analysts showed.
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The Canadian dollar will climb over the coming year, recouping much of its recent decline, as the economic threat from the virus outbreak in China likely fades, and some analysts do not expect the Bank of Canada to cut interest rates in 2020, a Reuters poll of analysts showed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar rebounded on Thursday, recouping most of the ground lost in the previous session after the Federal Reserve jolted markets by abandoning all plans to raise rates this year, a signal its three-year campaign to normalize policy might be at an end.
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Conventional wisdom has said for years that you can't make movies with black people and expect those movies to be commercially successful abroad, so as the foreign box office becomes more and more important to recouping investments, people think that there should be as many white characters as possible.
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (CNN)Disgraced former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak appeared in court Wednesday over corruption accusations related to the sprawling 22023MDB scandal, as on the same day, the country's government finally began the process of recouping some of the nearly $5 billion allegedly stolen from the fund.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar will climb over the coming year, recouping much of its recent decline, as the economic threat from a coronavirus outbreak in China likely fades, and some analysts don't expect the Bank of Canada to cut interest rates in 2020, a Reuters poll of analysts showed.
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But the strategy of a huge release hopefully recouping all costs in a month or two is peculiar to AAA development; the latest Call of Duty costs a hundred million to make, so needs to sell 2 million copies before mainstream gamers move on to the next big franchise release.
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In a briefing, Genish said he saw clear economic benefits of such a tie-up, especially given the long timeframe for recouping the costs of multibillion euro investments to bring ultrafast internet to homes in Italy, where demand for speeds of up to 1 gigabyte per second is still very low.
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The state is recouping $20,000 from IndieWhip, the Providence ad agency that had inserted the video footage of a skateboarder on a dock that was shot in Iceland, and an additional $100,000 from Havas PR North America, the public relations firm, which has offices in Providence and coordinated the rollout.
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The union is seeking not only a salary increase, but also a new provision requiring the handful of shows that make it to Broadway and succeed in recouping their capitalization costs to share 1 percent of their profits with actors and stage managers who were part of the show's early development.
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The alliance with the courts gives the company not just a steady stream of business but a reliable means of recouping debts: Unlike, say, a credit-card company, which must file a civil suit to collect from overdue customers, Emass can initiate criminal-court proceedings, threatening defendants with another stay in the Workhouse.
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RIC=CAD= poll data TORONTO, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar will climb over the coming year, recouping much of its recent decline, as the economic threat from a coronavirus outbreak in China likely fades, and some analysts don't expect the Bank of Canada to cut interest rates in 2020, a Reuters poll of analysts showed.
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And this morning, analyst Rich Greenfield sent out a note arguing that it simply wasn't possible for studios to come close to recouping the money they'd lose by skipping theaters, which is why they're all hoping — so far — they can keep their biggest movies in a vault for now and then bring them to theaters this fall or next year.
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"The most recent budget did finally break that trend but the figures that [the government is ] promising over the next 5 years only go a small part of the way to recouping the losses that [Indigenous communities] have experienced over the last 20 years," Wilson said, citing issues like mould and overcrowded housing, boiled water advisories in over 100 communities, and schools without facilities like gymnasiums and science labs, as barriers to children's success.
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