The Fed could stop reinvesting some proportion of this money.
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Reinvesting in our aging water infrastructure will not be cheap.
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The company will focus on reinvesting to offset the cost.
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When bonds mature, the Fed has been reinvesting the proceeds.
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Companies that keep reinvesting keep adding risk to their companies.
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So the best example here is Amazon, which is constantly reinvesting.
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"Right now airlines have healthy profits and are reinvesting," Mayerowitz said.
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Reinvesting those profits helps spur more economic growth and creates jobs.
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They can only grow by reinvesting cash flow into new businesses.
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"There's an importance to reinvesting in your community," Ms. Brasier said.
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Short made two: reinvesting in her shop and building a team.
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When the bonds reach maturity, current policy entails reinvesting the proceeds.
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I just keep reinvesting in my and my team and our equipment.
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But they have to get out of reinvesting their $4 trillion portfolio.
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It plans to pour its resources into reinvesting and modernizing those brands.
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The IRS forbids savers from reinvesting RMDs into tax-advantaged retirement accounts.
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Meanwhile, the debt prevents newspapers from reinvesting profits into rebuilding their newsrooms.
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I'm a Democrat, and I believe in taking those gains and reinvesting them.
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Rather, as its securities mature, it will stop reinvesting all of the proceeds.
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They could take that money and, instead of reinvesting it, buy back stock.
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It plans is to pour its resources into reinvesting and modernizing those brands.
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Think of the compounding power of reinvesting interest and stock dividends over time.
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Reinvesting profit is a tougher habit to break, but there are positive signals.
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And investors can boost their holdings by reinvesting that income into more shares.
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The Fed will stop reinvesting the proceeds of maturing bonds in new bonds.
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You always have to be reinvesting in the next act to sustain your growth.
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This was in lieu of reinvesting in the staff with raises, equipment reimbursement, etc.
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The company is reinvesting its capital into the business in order to continue growing.
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Owners and management set about reinvesting the remainder in forward-looking programs and initiatives.
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Steve Adcock is reinvesting his dividends and living off a high-interest savings account.
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As entrepreneurs find success here, they should stick around and start reinvesting in the area.
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Instead of reinvesting PDVSA's profits to boost production, Chávez tapped it to fund welfare spending.
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By reinvesting the resulting capital, rather than paying dividends, shareholders are spared the related taxes.
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Mr Li has also been reinvesting his fortune in stable, cash-generating assets in Europe.
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From there, I just kept reinvesting into the company until I started seeing a profit.
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So far, however, there is scant evidence that companies broadly are reinvesting their tax savings.
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Berkshire Hathaway Energy doesn't pay dividends and explicitly boasts about reinvesting cash in the business.
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He noted that the bank was reinvesting the savings made from branch closures and staff reductions.
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Chavez also used oil revenue to pay for social programs instead of reinvesting in the industry.
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He said the country planned to resolve the problem by reinvesting mineral revenues in local development.
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Reinvesting the loan program's profits in relief for struggling borrowers pays both financial and social dividends.
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When the bonds reach maturity, current policy entails reinvesting the proceeds and rolling over the bonds.
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In either case, he says, he makes a point of reinvesting quickly instead of holding cash.
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"We advance our rights by reinvesting every dollar of profit back into our community," Meyers wrote.
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"We advance our rights by reinvesting every dollar of profit back into our community," Meyers wrote.
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"I am refinancing everything I can and reinvesting as much as I can," said Mr. Banchieri.
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Amazon instead focused on keeping costs low and reinvesting sales profit margins into growing the business.
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As Taiwan's indigenous identity is strengthening, in other words, Taiwan is also reinvesting in its economy.
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"Investors will give the company a pass because there's no weakness, they're just reinvesting," Dolev said.
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During this period, I obsessively checked my inaccessible payouts every day, reinvesting them and reassuring myself.
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If an advisory firms' margins are that high, they are not reinvesting enough money in their business.
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She did indicate that the Fed plans to continue reinvesting proceeds from the government debt it holds.
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North said the plan would focus on reinvesting in the business to drive growth for the future.
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Rich Asians had preferred to keep their money in the businesses they created, reinvesting to build conglomerates.
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However, Sampo added that low interest rates create a challenging environment for reinvesting its fixed income securities.
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Will the Fed choose to gradually stop reinvesting — "tapering," in Fed parlance — or stop all at once?
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Benson said Spreedly has been cash flow positive, but it has been reinvesting back into the business.
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Sustainability also means operational excellence, continuing to improve our company and reinvesting those savings into future capabilities.
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He said they're now reinvesting their dividends and living entirely off their high-interest Ally savings account.
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"Many governments are levying taxes on aviation and not reinvesting these collected amounts in aviation," he said.
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Airlines are listening, reinvesting in the product and service at the rate of $1.4 billion a month.
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The repayment obligation of revenue-share agreements can prevent startups from reinvesting revenue back into the company's growth.
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Boockvar said it's more likely that China will continue to allow existing Treasuries to mature without reinvesting them.
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In a fast-growth business, retained earnings should be low because the owner is reinvesting in the business.
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If he just focused on rebuilding infrastructure and reinvesting in America, this presidency could look very different. 37.
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He expects to spend none of the money he is reinvesting and has earmarked it for his grandchildren.
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As of October, the Fed will let billions of dollars of securities mature each month without reinvesting them.
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California and Massachusetts are also reinvesting marijuana tax revenues in the communities most harmed by the drug war.
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In the long run, she continues, the solution to this crisis needs to be reinvesting in Native sovereignty.
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Instead of squandering its profits on buybacks, Amazon has been reinvesting them in its business and its employees.
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In so doing, the banks would book significant profits and build funds for reinvesting when yields rise again.
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"I am very similar to what Amazon did in terms of reinvesting and continuing to grow," he said.
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All those companies that are reinvesting in the United States and building new plants would stop doing so.
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To what extent are they taking the important next step, reinvesting in clean energy and energy efficiency stocks?
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In addition, developers and speculators must not reap profits from these neighborhoods without reinvesting in the existing community.
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There is not enough cash return because the decline rate is quite high, so you have to keep reinvesting.
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But it noted that insurers would likely benefit, in part as they will get higher yields on reinvesting funds.
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He added that the company was not profitable yet "by choice", because it was reinvesting in growing the business.
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Reinvesting the distribution is also a great opportunity to rebalance your overall equity and fixed-income allocation, Freeman said.
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The Federal Reserve has started to wind down its balance-sheet, by not reinvesting the proceeds when bonds mature.
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The S&P 500 total return index hit a record high on Friday, underscoring the importance of reinvesting dividends.
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And finally, FOMC officials will have to decide whether it will stop reinvesting both its mortgage and Treasury holdings.
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But today, the company's main priority is reinvesting in its business and replenishing its oil and natural gas reserves.
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Bitonci said the budget would also cut the duty on petrol and offer financial incentives to companies reinvesting profits.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said it would not restrict itself to reinvesting in the countries where maturing bonds originated.
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The second consideration was if they're taking their cash flow and reinvesting on land, what's left for the shareholders?
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But the issuing companies are exposed to liquidity risk if investors ask for their money back instead of reinvesting.
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And they often operate in growth mode, reinvesting all profits, so they will not get the big tax break.
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Instead, we bet on ourselves — innovating and reinvesting in our businesses as foreign steel is dumped into our country.
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The reason is because the banks are, basically, not reinvesting any of the money they earned back into their businesses.
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It is currently reinvesting the money it gets from maturing bonds, thereby keeping the size of its balance sheet unchanged.
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They are buying lots of assets: the ECB and Bank of Japan are acquiring more; the Fed is still reinvesting.
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From October, America's central bank will stop reinvesting all of the money it receives when its assets start to mature.
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What happens if and when the Fed decides to stop reinvesting the funds from maturing bonds back into the market?
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The British frozen food company has been growing because it is reinvesting in its brands, CEO Stefan Descheemaeker told Cramer.
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"It's a big philosophy of Mars: We believe in reinvesting back in the communities that we are in," Massey said.
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Instead, from next year, ECB bond buying will happen in the form of reinvesting funds from maturing bonds it holds.
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As for what to do with those dividends, Finkelstein suggests reinvesting them to buy more shares, especially in retirement accounts.
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But Druckenmiller said the e-commerce giant is "intentionally underearning," noting Amazon is reinvesting capital back into its businesses instead.
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"It's all about compounding," he said, referring to the power of making regular investments and reinvesting the returns over decades.
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Ms. Broadbent also recommended auctioning licenses to import these products, and reinvesting the resulting funds in the domestic solar industry.
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"Though investors were slow to wise up, the math of retaining and reinvesting earnings is now well understood," Buffett wrote.
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These proposals generally envision American companies taking those enormous sums and reinvesting them in operations back home, creating new jobs.
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Alex Caputo-Pearl: In the bigger picture we need to see a real commitment to reinvesting in neighborhood public schools.
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Boston needs to do the same: As entrepreneurs find success here, they should stick around and start reinvesting in the area.
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Then, even when they have obtained a good, secure job, they are constantly "reinvesting" back into themselves to increase their income.
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In another, he rejected the reasoning corporate heads give for repurchasing shares rather than reinvesting in other parts of the company.
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"As for capital gains and losses, are you taking money out of a brokerage account and not reinvesting it?" she asked.
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The ones who do have the financial freedom, you find they're now reinvesting the time lost with kids because of work.
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Earlier Thursday, the Treasury noted in its refunding statement that it would have to increase issuance when the Fed stops reinvesting.
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Until now, the central bank has been taking the proceeds it receives from maturing debt and reinvesting them in more bonds.
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Corporations are not reinvesting their tax windfall; they are paying that money out in the form of stock buybacks and dividends.
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Etihad Airways, which already owns a minority stake in Jet, also said it was not interested in reinvesting in the airline.
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It also pledged to keep reinvesting the principal even after it starts to raise interest rates from their current record lows.
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Free cash flow, a crucial corporate statistic, is what a company has left after paying expenses and reinvesting in the business.
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Over the past five or six years, Nickelodeon has been "reinvesting in the relationship that kids have to sports," Zarghami said.
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For the last 53 years, the company has built value by reinvesting its earnings and letting compound interest work its magic.
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Since late 2017 the Fed has been reducing its balance-sheet by not reinvesting all the proceeds when its assets mature.
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Since it laid out a strategy at the start of last year, Target has been focused on reinvesting in its business.
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Spending the entirety of your windfall or reinvesting it in something risky can leave you in a lurch come tax time.
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Reinvesting the money ultimately benefited shareholders in the company by increasing the company's value, and benefiting shareholders means benefiting rich people.
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Praet added that the ECB could in December provide more elaborate guidance on the time-frame for reinvesting cash from maturing bonds.
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Companies are likely to continue reinvesting in growth opportunities, but the strategists see the bulk of incremental profits going to stock buybacks.
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Headcount reached 20,21, up 25 percent year-over-year — a sign that Facebook is rapidly reinvesting in staff to fuel future growth.
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But "reinvesting into blockchain and leveraging social and technical knowledge of companies is the most popular [approach to] wealth management," he says.
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"Our members are going to be reinvesting the money that they're saving," said Katie Marisic, federal affairs manager at the Brewers Association.
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Separately, Abu Dhabi's Etihad said it was not interested in reinvesting in Jet because of unresolved issues concerning the Indian airline's liabilities.
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With widespread consensus that the system is failing both offenders and their victims, state and federal governments are reinvesting in rehabilitative programs.
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Yet, instead of reinvesting money into the journalism or staff resources, newspapers are still cost-cutting by making newsrooms leaner and leaner.
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These policies need to recognize the importance of reinvesting in front-line communities that have been disproportionately affected by the climate crisis.
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Some companies short on cash thanks to the business interruption got that way because they spent 2980 reinvesting profits in their business.
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"The potential created by digitalization, data and artificial intelligence will help put fewer employees on some tasks, while reinvesting in others," he said.
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The Fed is doing that by allowing $50 billion in proceeds from the portfolio to run off each month, while reinvesting the rest.
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The Fed is allowing $50 billion of the proceeds it gets from those bonds to run off each month and reinvesting the rest.
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She says she is reinvesting that money in the company, saving for college and donating to charities that address homelessness in her community.
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CarbonWA believes that its approach is better for low-income communities and communities of color than the alliance alternative of reinvesting the revenue.
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Currently, the U.S. central bank rolls off billions of dollars of maturing bonds from its balance sheet each month without reinvesting the proceeds.
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The plan was to allow a capped level of proceeds from the bonds to roll off each month while still reinvesting the rest.
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That view was always short-sighted; over 20-year periods around half of the total return from American shares comes from reinvesting dividends.
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Retailer leaders largely came up through the ranks when the solution to most problems was building more stores or reinvesting in old ones.
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The Committee is continuing its policy of reinvesting proceeds from maturing Treasury securities and principal payments from agency debt and mortgage-backed securities.
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Churches are reinvesting in programs like food banks that serve low-income and impoverished communities with the money they save from going solar.
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Congress should be reinvesting in tax enforcement, not cutting the I.R.S. enforcement staff by 28 percent, as it has done in recent years.
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Uber has never been profitable, but it has insisted it could be — should it ever choose to stop reinvesting its profits in growth.
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In addition, the central bank is reinvesting $20 billion of principal payments it receives from holdings in agency debt and mortgage-backed securities.
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The fact is also corporate greed, if they're going back and not investing in their employees, they're reinvesting in buying back their stock.
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The fact is also corporate greed, if they're going back and not investing in their employees, they're reinvesting in buying back their stock.
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Making meaningful changes is more than mere rebranding — it's about dismantling outdated systems and reinvesting in alternatives that are more effective and humane.
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Financial advisor Michael Kitces recommends the book because it not only teaches good habits, it also emphasizes the value of reinvesting in yourself.
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However, a lot of companies aren't necessarily reinvesting their capital in themselves, said Omar Aguilar, CIO of equities at Charles Schwab Investment Management.
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Amazon has historically kept its profit margins low by reinvesting cash flow back into its business, including research and development of new technology.
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A local co-op, Corporasi Peduli Kasih, handles the sale of the plant's electricity, reinvesting the profits from the electricity back into the community.
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The Fed is allowing a maximum of $50 billion in proceeds from bonds it holds to roll off each month while reinvesting the rest.
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For investors with existing assets that have generated profits — capital gains — reinvesting those gains into these new funds could deliver a sizable tax break.
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But a further significant fall in the yields they receive when reinvesting maturing assets would put profitability, capitalisation and therefore ratings under severe pressure.
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The company is reinvesting money away from cars that once dominated America's roadways and putting it into technology it believes will power its future.
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While their bond holdings can fall in value as rates rise, they are constantly reinvesting the proceeds of maturing bonds into higher-yielding replacements.
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In October, the Fed began allowing a set amount of proceeds from its bond holdings to run off each month, while reinvesting the rest.
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These deposits allow the bank to create loans and other financial instruments with the goal of reinvesting state money back into the state economy.
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WAPNER: YOU JUST USED THE WORD "CONTROLLED" WHEN TALKING ABOUT COMPANIES TAKING MONEY AND BUYING BACK STOCK RATHER THAN REINVESTING IT IN THE BUSINESS.
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Business is booming, profit-sharing is up, we can give raises this year while also reinvesting in our business by purchasing some large machinery.
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Now, according to Inches, investors were reinvesting profits from those shorts in the semi-core and peripheral syndications seen at the start of 2020.
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But by reinvesting the profits, Mr. Trump is increasing the value of the hotel and its ability to earn more money in the future.
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This investment most of the time is difficult to scale and evaluate and you are always investing and investing and reinvesting in information systems.
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" Tenev said Howard was integral in "resetting" and "reinvesting in the right things to make sure what happened with checking and savings wouldn't happen again.
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In 20183 the company introduced "Robinhood Gold," offering users instant deposits and reinvesting, pre-market trading options and personal borrowing benefits for $22018 per month.
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Then I would rent it out, using that income to pay off the financial obligations, and saving the rest or reinvesting it in another business.
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Starting in October 2017, the Fed began allowing a capped level of proceeds from the securities to roll off each month while reinvesting the rest.
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The Fed is reducing the bond holdings by allowing a maximum of $50 billion in proceeds to roll off each month and reinvesting the rest.
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Return to your best intentions and focus on healing by addressing your feelings and your loss by moving forward and reinvesting in your new reality.
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DAVID FABER: Well, it can get bad 'cause you're not reinvesting in your business and you're buyin' your stock at highs that you shouldn't be.
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Dong Wook Lee, Hyun-Han Shin, and René Stulz find that firms enjoying high Q now invest in share buybacks rather than reinvesting in business.
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Despite the crypto bear market, Coinbase has been reinvesting its gains in everything from institutional investor products, to acquisitions, including a fully licensed broker-dealer.
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Rather than spending billions on share buybacks, Yusko argued that companies would help society more by reinvesting in projects, building new factories and retraining workers.
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Besides reinvesting profits, MercadoLibre raised $2bn in March, partly by offering shares on the secondary market, and in part by selling a stake to Paypal.
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The policies include shortening prison sentences, reinvesting in education and training, and banning employers from forcing potential job candidates to disclose their prior criminal convictions.
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We believe FIVE's strategy of continuously reinvesting in its products to improve its offering will to drive low to mid-single digit comp growth through 2021.
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"The BOJ should want to keep its balance sheet increasing, so it will keep buying a bit more in addition to reinvesting maturing bonds," she said.
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Repeating that same formula over and over again for several years, while reinvesting profits in the business, is essentially how Grant grew his multimillion-dollar business.
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"Our transition out of Direct Store Delivery in U.S. Snacks freed up resources that we are reinvesting behind our brands", Kellogg Chief Executive Steve Cahillane said.
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Under the current program, it is allowing $30 billion in Treasury proceeds and $20 billion from mortgage-backed securities to roll off, while reinvesting the rest.
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Delta Air Lines started reinvesting two years ago to update its 50 Delta Sky Clubs around the world, 47 of which are in the United States.
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"Autmatically reinvesting in domestic bonds after maturity does not necessarily make profits for insured people," Norihiro Takahashi the president of the fund said in the statement.
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If you're sourcing locally, reinvesting back into the community, it should be cheaper than if you're importing from all over the world to create your product.
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Looking ahead, given our leadership position in this massive market, we should expect our parties to remain on reinvesting for growth rather than operating margin expansion.
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For a few days, I kept reinvesting simply because it felt like a video game that had cost me five figures than gambling with real money.
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When Hashflare re-opened withdrawals, I stopped reinvesting and waited for the day when the withdrawal button would turn blue—which ended up being Christmas Day.
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That's why he's spent so much time reinvesting in Russia's military capabilities and trying to counter the US anywhere Moscow is working to secure its own interests.
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Brazil's downturn has not discouraged Pearson's expansion plans, said Kliemaschewsk, adding that some unemployed Brazilians were reinvesting severance packages in opening language schools under the group's franchises.
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The central bank currently has a policy of reinvesting proceeds from bonds in its $4.5 trillion portfolio, with much of the money going into longer-dated debt.
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One variation on this theme could be put to work right now: Have year-end fund distributions held as cash rather than automatically reinvesting in more shares.
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It singled out how consumers draw down money, or using a pension pot to provide a regular retirement income by reinvesting it in funds designed for this.
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Some would argue that it's nearly impossible for a true winner to be overcapitalized – these companies are reinvesting the capital into their success economic engines after all.
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In that meeting the Fed decided to merely taper the re-investment of its balance sheet, which is the pace in that it stops reinvesting its assets.
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"You'd look at communities with high unemployment rates and target them and prioritize local hiring, rather than reinvesting in already developed major areas of cities," he said.
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Reinvesting profits into innovative new products to keep shoppers engaged has been successful so far, but in our view may not be sustainable in the long run.
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Given the choice, Fed officials very much prefer the former option of not reinvesting the proceeds; the latter could create a supply glut and jack up rates.
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Finally, Yellen reiterated that the Fed is planning to decrease its holdings of U.S. government bonds by simply not reinvesting the money it receives when bonds mature.
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You may be able to insulate yourself by buying stocks with solid dividends and reinvesting the quarterly payments in new shares commission-free, through dividend reinvestment plans.
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The better news is that while the funding for the program will run out next spring, the I.O.C., which gave nearly $700,000, is considering reinvesting in it.
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And, of course, reinvesting those hundreds of billions in revenue over the next decade back into our communities will help our economy and create new jobs, too.
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However, while there is talk about reinstituting share buybacks, it is the fourth priority right now after the dividend, maintaining the business and reinvesting in the business.
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Rather than paying tax on the sale, the seller can choose to defer this by reinvesting the entirety of the sales proceeds via a like-kind exchange.
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In the past, YC startups have highlighted their growth, downplaying profitability as some saw it as a sign that they were shooting too small or not reinvesting enough.
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An investor can use these ETFs to build out a portfolio with consecutive annual maturities, reinvesting this year's maturing bond ETF into a new one five years out.
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But my concern is that companies are hesitating on reinvesting in plant, property and equipment or buying back shares and increasing dividends because of uncertainty over the tariffs.
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The cap for reinvesting proceeds from maturing bonds was boosted to $50 billion in October, meaning the Fed's portfolio will shrink by roughly $600 billion annually going forward.
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Indeed, 6 out of 10 participants in the E*Trade study said that when they consider reinvesting their proceeds, they're thinking of plowing their money into individual stocks.
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The central bank sees a system where it will announce cap limits on how much it will allow to roll off each month without reinvesting, the minutes showed.
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You were talking about reinvesting in the stores, spending a lot to try to catch up in terms of distribution and competing with the likes of an amazon.
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Minutes released yesterday indicated that the Fed could use a system where cap limits are implemented on how much the Fed would roll off every month without reinvesting.
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Ms. Peoples-Stokes said on Monday that she still believes that the major stumbling block is the issue of reinvesting the money in communities affected by mass incarceration.
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"Targeting CHIP for a rescission prevents Congress from reinvesting in other priorities like child and maternal health, early childhood education, biomedical research and our community health centers," said Rep.
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At present, the central bank is allowing $50 billion a month in proceeds it gets from the bonds to run off the balance sheet, and is reinvesting the rest.
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However, BC has been growing and reinvesting in its marine P&A and distribution businesses, which have a more stable end demand environment than that of new boat sales.
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President Donald Trump preempted the automaker's announcement over Twitter about an hour beforehand, thanking Barra for selling the plant to Workhorse and reinvesting money in other facilities in Ohio.
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Rechtschaffen said if the Fed adopts a two-pronged strategy of reinvesting bond proceeds and jawboning down inflation expectations, that will help the Trump White House fund its programs.
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In October 2017, the committee began reducing the size of the bond portfolio by allowing a capped level of proceeds to roll off each month while reinvesting the rest.
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Quebec Finance Minister Carlos Leitao forecast a fourth straight balanced budget in 2018-19, after reinvesting a C$904 million surplus for 2018-13 in a debt-fighting fund.
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Renault would be left with no market share in the U.S. and in that case, they might consider reducing their stake in the Nissan and reinvesting in Fiat Chrysler.
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I don't have a million dollars' worth of a factory behind me, but I was still doing same thing — reinvesting in the business rather than taking big paychecks home.
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Recent statements indicate that the interest rate on reserves will remain above the fed-funds target range, and asset drawdown will be limited to attrition from not reinvesting income.
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Enel aims to sell 3 billion euros of assets in the next three years while reinvesting up to 4.5 bln euros, including bolt-on acquisitions worth 2 billion euros.
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Thankfully, this year's National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, focuses on rebuilding our military and reinvesting in our national defense so America can remain the land of the free.
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But traditional valuation metrics suit Amazon poorly because CEO Jeff Bezos is known for reinvesting profits in the business, which holds down reported earnings, says CFRA analyst Tuna Amobi.
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We both love to earn money via personal effort, and we are both savers who believe in reinvesting profits back into the agency and helping our employees get ahead.
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"Targeting CHIP for a rescission prevents Congress from reinvesting in other priorities like child and maternal health, early childhood education, biomedical research and our community health centers," Lowey said.
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BC Partners did an $800 million dividend recap just one year after the acquisition, rather than paying off debt, reinvesting in the business or saving for a rainy day.
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After reinvesting net dividends, the index pays out a fixed 5% annually, eliminating the dividend risk and enabling issuers to structure products with chunkier yields and improved capital protection.
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"Our focus this year will be to continue perfecting the dining experience, enhancing the guest experience through innovations in digital and catering, and reinvesting in our restaurants," Ells said.
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Reinvesting the hundreds of billions of dollars that American drug companies are squandering on buybacks would be a big step on the path to affordable health care for all.
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So, if you have investments that have appreciated, you can defer capital gains taxes by selling the investment and reinvesting the money into an opportunity fund within six months.
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Small companies are also improving their margins by an average of 0.5 percent as they spend less on buybacks and more on reinvesting, said Venu Krishna, a strategist at Barclays.
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In addition to raising rates, the bank is reducing its balance sheet by allowing up to $50 billion a month in bond proceeds to roll off while reinvesting the rest.
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A large percentage of technology companies are considered growth investments on Wall Street, meaning that they generally do not pay dividends in favor of reinvesting any earnings to accelerate growth.
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" Conversely, under a "late start, active sales" scenario, Goldman said the Fed could cease reinvesting in bonds in July 2018 "without tapering and actively sells $40bn of assets per month.
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"Crocs is reinvesting selling, general and administrative savings from restructuring including investments in ambassador relationships, such as Post Malone, that appear to be successfully raising the profile of the brand."
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What we are doing is we're leaning hard into cost savings and productivity programs to generate funds, but then we're taking those funds and we're reinvesting them into the business.
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Fed officials have indicated that it will change its policy of reinvesting proceeds from its holdings, a move they say would be tantamount to a series of interest rate hikes.
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Officials have indicated that the Fed will change its policy of reinvesting proceeds from its holdings, a move they say would be tantamount to a series of interest rate hikes.
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Increase support for employee-owned cooperatives Cooperatives, or employee-owned companies, grow local economies and stabilize communities by reinvesting capital in the local economy and creating new, good-paying jobs.
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Domestic airlines are reinvesting in the customer experience, especially for their biggest spenders, who are willing to pay extra to escape terminals for their own power outlets and comfy chairs.
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Trump's speech did not discuss how he would address the costs of other initiatives he has said he would pursue, including rebuilding the nation's infrastructure and reinvesting in the military.
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If the U.S had done a better job of reinvesting its money and gotten multinationals to repatriate their money back to the U.S., it would be in much better shape.
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At some point in the future, the ECB may decide to shrink its balance sheet but the first step is likely to be a decision to stop reinvesting maturing debt.
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And according to Brunk, the accelerator's idea of "stewardship"—an evangelical watchword for responsible management—includes notions about being a good boss, giving employees decent benefits, and reinvesting profits locally.
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It has maintained the size of those holdings by reinvesting the proceeds from maturing securities; it can shrink the portfolio by doing nothing — simply refraining from investing in replacement securities.
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The Federal Reserve has been slowly pushing up interest rates and has talked about reducing the size of its balance-sheet, by not reinvesting the proceeds of bonds when they mature.
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Whether corporations use the windfall to fund dividends or share repurchases as opposed to reinvesting in the broader economy has been a sticking point for those who oppose the tax law.
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Yes, but: While Home Depot and Lowe's are banking on consumers reinvesting in the homes they already have, some experts say it's not clear that boom in remodeling will actually happen.
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When it comes to equities, he prefers to find companies that are growing and making good capital allocation decisions— whether it is reinvesting in the company or returning money to shareholders.
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Since former CEO Jeff Immelt took the helm in September 2001, the stock is down more than 40 percent and has posted a negative return even after reinvesting its juicy dividends.
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" The Blackstone Group L.P.: "If you've got that [three-to-five-year] time frame, that's great because the yield's good and if you keep reinvesting I think you'll do absolutely fine.
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Both of these documents outline a plan for addressing the systemic oppression historically and currently faced by black communities, delineating strategies for reinvesting in black communities and engaging young black people.
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As the President and Congress tackle the important work of reinvesting in America's aging physical infrastructure, a potentially more important infrastructure upgrade looms — the build out of next-generation wireless networks.
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With the Fed now paring back its portfolio — by reinvesting less of the proceeds of maturing bonds — the premium reduction has likely fallen to about 40 basis points, according to Caron.
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"With major oil and gas cos like Exxon and Chevron, the reason they keep reinvesting in oil and gas at this rate over renewables is not a philosophical thing," said Margolin.
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Even though I got my first payout, the constant increase in the blockchain's mining difficulty and fluctuation in Bitcoin price makes it hard to say whether reinvesting was the best idea.
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At a Capital Markets Day (CMD) presentation to analysts and investors, Tesco also said its priority for allocating capital was reinvesting in the business, maintaining its debt ratios and growing its dividend.
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The Fed would allow assets to mature without reinvesting the totality of those maturing assets, which would trim some $300 billion from the Fed's portfolio after the first year according to analysts.
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Europe's third-largest insurer said its strategy was not based on mergers and acquisitions but it is open to reinvesting the 1 billion euros from disposals if the right opportunity came along.
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In a program that started in October 2017, the central bank is allowing a capped level of proceeds from its bond holdings to run off each month and is reinvesting the rest.
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"It was either you were going after an investor, or you were stuck with a cash-only business where you were limited to reinvesting your business&apos profits to scale," she said.
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Reversing current policy of reinvesting the proceeds from maturing bonds, the central bank said Wednesday it will initially allow $10 billion to roll off and increase that by $10 billion every quarter.
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The technology companies need to be reinvesting their cash at "decent rates" and demonstrate earnings growth, Credit Suisse HOLT technology sector specialist John Talbott said in a note to clients on Tuesday.
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And the GOP push will be met with counter-programming from Democrats, who argue that corporations are hoarding their tax gains and reinvesting in stock buybacks instead of hiring or giving raises.
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Jamie Dimon said on Tuesday at a Goldman Sachs conference that buying back stock when market prices are high is not a wise idea, and companies should be reinvesting in the business instead.
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The AFL-CIO maintains reinvesting those profits overseas is unpatriotic and said the $2.4 trillion held offshore could fund among other things, new hospitals, schools and fire stations at more than 7,900 communities.
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But documents filed with the SEC to prepare for the offering last year suggest that the funds raised will go largely to servicing High Times' debt as opposed to reinvesting in the company.
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Rarely are products 100% made from the ground up entirely in the U.S.A. And considering the fact that many American companies are reinvesting in American-made goods, this is pretty good to know.
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The Barclays CEO said he would push ahead with reinvesting in the business, outlining plans to shift some 2954 billion pounds in assets from corporate lending to riskier but higher-yielding trading activities.
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According to information released Wednesday, the roll-off cap level will start at $22018 billion a month for the level of principal payment proceeds from Treasurys it will let run off without reinvesting.
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Our country's antiquated tax code prevents companies such as Microsoft and Apple from bringing home their overseas earnings and reinvesting here, which could boost tax revenues and create jobs in the long run.
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Bracken saw the opportunity for strategic rationalization on the Swiss market but in the meantime UPC was reinvesting capital to strengthen its Swiss video content offering, which has been identified as a weakness.
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The central bank is currently reinvesting proceeds of bonds it bought at the height of the crisis, so putting a halt to that would be one way to naturally reduce the balance sheet.
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Even though Buffett does not make the investing decisions for Berkshire affiliates, he did make a few notable comments about the utility business in explaining the value of reinvesting through thick and thin.
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Beyond the broader economic outlook, Draghi may also discuss tweaks to the ECB's policy on reinvesting cash from maturing debt, particularly government debt bought as part of its Public Sector Purchase Programme (PSPP).
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"Had I realized my window of opportunity with that business was closing, I would have tried to scale faster by bringing on extra help and reinvesting profit in diversifying traffic sources," Loper said.
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Zume Pizza is replacing human chefs with robots, slashing labor costs in half, and reinvesting those savings into higher-quality ingredients to carve out a portion of the $22016 billion annual U.S. pizza business.
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Apple has spent much of 2019 reinvesting in its own apps and services, so it would be no surprise to see many of the new apps showcased at WWDC become available in smart glasses.
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To be sure, investors don't need to wait for a bond to mature to exit the asset via the market, but there is a possibility that foreign investors might decide to skip reinvesting proceeds.
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The ECB has pledged to continue reinvesting the cash it gets from maturing bonds for a long time after it stops adding to its 2.6 trillion euro pile at the end of this year.
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The bank plans to slowly unwind a sizeable but still-undetermined portion of that portfolio by ending its practice of reinvesting the proceeds it receives from interest payments and the principal from maturing securities.
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The central bank sees a system where it will announce cap limits on how much it will allow to roll off each month without reinvesting, according to the minutes from its May 3 meeting.
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SPG has sought to address secular tenant pressures by reducing exposure to smaller and/or weaker assets through the Washington Prime Group spin-off and reinvesting in its portfolio through expansion and redevelopment projects.
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Looking back, the initial turnaround story had previously been focused on RL "playing defense" - cleaning up distribution, reinvesting back into their digital business, shutting money losing stores and managing inventory/AUR much more tightly.
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If you are able to turn a profit from that business model, consider either reinvesting the funds into expanding the level of social impact your business commits to or making your own charitable donation.
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Minutes from the May meeting indicated officials already had begun discussion about putting a set limit each month on the amount it would let run off as it conducts its policy of reinvesting proceeds.
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By undermining the Buy American preferences for government purchase of U.S.-made goods in place since the Roosevelt administration, this policy offshores U.S. tax dollars rather than reinvesting them to create manufacturing jobs here.
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"Our proposed plans are designed to reduce the number of contractors we employ and strengthen our permanent workforce and while we are downsizing in London we are reinvesting in other UK hubs," she added.
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My own view is that reinvesting in nuclear plants makes the most sense from an environmental and technological point of view, so long as you can reform the regulatory picture to make them economical.
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Target has for the past few months been reinvesting in itself, rolling out its own private-label brands and keeping especially quiet on the acquisition front, with rival Wal-Mart on a buying spree.
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"The highest and best use of our capital is reinvesting it and we are starting to do that now," Dimon said, citing additional spending on technology, branches and loans to small business as examples.
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But if you promise somebody an annuity that's clearly to pay them 260% or 290% and now you find that you're reinvesting your money at 2750% or something, you know, you're going to disappear.
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A combination of better available talent from technical universities, repeat founders reinvesting money and experience, and investors moving from the US to Europe is helping the continent replicate some of Silicon Valley&aposs magic.
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The ECB had taken a leaf out of the Fed's book by also promising to keep reinvesting the proceeds from the 22 trillion euros worth of bonds it has hoovered up since early 2215.
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Renting and reinvesting the savings from renting, on average, will outperform owning and building home equity, in terms of wealth creation, according to new research from Florida Atlantic University and Florida International University faculty.
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"Our proposed plans are designed to reduce the number of contractors we employ and strengthen our permanent workforce and while we are downsizing in London we are reinvesting in other U.K. hubs," he added.
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How can we create incremental tax revenues from these areas along the beach or along the coast and start reinvesting that incremental tax dollar into the infrastructure in order to make those neighborhoods more resilient?
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That deduction is a hugely powerful part of the tax code, which makes it much cheaper for companies to finance new investments by taking out loans than by raising money from shareholders or reinvesting profits.
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It would do so by allowing a capped level of proceeds from all those bonds it was holding to roll off the balance sheet each month, rather than reinvesting them as had been the policy.
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Enel also said it would sell 3 billion euros of assets in the next three years, including thermoelectric plants, while at the same time reinvesting about 2 billion euros in bolt-on acquisitions, especially grids.
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Economists believe the Fed would pause in its rate hiking, before setting up the program at the end of the year, to slow reinvesting in Treasury and mortgages as securities on its balance sheet mature.
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"That is our ambition for when we are IPO-ready," he said, and so, too, is reaching breakeven, which Lightspeed also has not done yet while it remains in growth and reinvesting mode, he added.
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Given the low-rate environment in Japan, GPIF prefers to avoid reinvesting in domestic bonds after maturity and instead put the proceeds into foreign assets, a person with knowledge of the fund's strategy told Reuters.
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CRH said last year it would prioritise reinvesting capital in acquisitions but chief executive Albert Manifold floated the possibility of a share buyback in a media interview on Friday, sending its shares 4.1 percent higher.
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The string of billion-dollar profits is a noteworthy feat for a company that was once famous for reinvesting all of its earnings back into the business, often reporting a net loss as a result.
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Reinvesting its profits into new high-quality and convenience products has helped retain shoppers so far, but we are unsure whether this is sustainable in the long term, particularly with powerful new entrants such as Amazon.
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Mr. Flewitt said the company's small group of shareholders, who are led by Mumtalakat, the sovereign wealth fund of Bahrain, have bought into a strategy of forgoing dividends and reinvesting profits into increasing the company's value.
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"We are in favor of food companies spending more to grow; however, the size and abruptness of Kellogg's decision to 'lean in' to reinvesting caught us by surprise," J.P.Morgan analyst Ken Goldman wrote in a note.
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In contrast, soda taxes in cities like Berkeley and Philadelphia not only benefit low-income people the most by improving health and lowering health care expenditures, but by reinvesting the resulting revenues directly in their communities.
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After it ends its asset purchase program, which was launched nearly four years ago, the poll found the ECB will continue reinvesting the proceeds from bonds maturing in its existing portfolio for at least another year.
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"Netflix continues to capitalize on this lead by reinvesting in content, marketing, and the user experience; which is growing subscribers and making it more of a magnet for talent, further extending the company's lead," he wrote.
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Engie, Europe's fourth-largest utility by market value, has long been reducing exposure to coal, reinvesting proceeds from sales of fossil-fuel assets in renewables and grids as the sector shifts away from conventional power source.
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My top tip that might help other entrepreneurs growing their business would be take as little money as possible out of the business, always reinvesting, and to never lease your building or work space if possible.
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So, the typical investor today should be thinking about selling 20% of their bond holdings and reinvesting in equities just to get back to where they were in terms of their account balance just last month.
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A parent at the school stepped in with a loan to finance the trip — on the condition that the money would be repaid by reinvesting in the school — but that only got Grootfontein on its way.
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During the early 20th century, North Tulsa was home to "Black Wall Street" or "Little Africa," a community representing one of the country's highest concentrations of black success, charting its own course and reinvesting in itself.
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"Retailers who try to follow this path of simply closing the marginal locations without reinvesting in the brand, that's a path that leads to liquidation," said Brian Davidoff, a bankruptcy attorney and expert in retail restructuring.
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It will gradually stop reinvesting the proceeds from repayments of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities, allowing up to $30 billion in assets to roll off the balance sheet in the first three months of the process.
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But a company would do better taking on debt, cheap or not, for reinvesting back into the business, not on buybacks that over the long term don't help a company's stock if business results don't justify it.
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So we are putting our money where our mouth is and making sure our workforce has the skills employers need by reinvesting tens of millions of dollars into career and technical education with commitments for ongoing funding.
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"With increasing costs to produce new trains and the limited availability of federal funding support for large rolling stock acquisitions, a potential exists for reinvesting in existing rolling stock equipment," company spokesman Eric Prud'Homme said by email.
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The company is clearly hoping to get away with the Amazon model of reinvesting in growth, but eventually Uber is going to have to demonstrate to investors, public or private, that it knows how to make money.
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According to the minutes from its May 3 meeting, which were released Wednesday, the Fed sees a system where it will announce cap limits on how much it will allow to roll off each month without reinvesting.
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"He's absolutely sure his proposals are feasible and ... will be easy to put in place considering that we're talking about reinvesting back into football development $1.2 billion out of $5.5 billion revenues," they said in a statement.
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According to information released Wednesday, the cap level of the balance sheet roll-off will start at $6 billion a month for the level of principal payment proceeds from Treasurys it will let run off without reinvesting.
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" In other countries, including Zimbabwe, authorities have simply seized hunting preserves and reaped the profits without reinvesting in conservation, according to Vanda Felbab-Brown, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and author of "The Extinction Market.
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But those who need to access the funds in their portfolio over the next few years should consider taking some of their gains and reinvesting them in short-term bonds, CDs or money market accounts, he said.
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Instead of reinvesting all the proceeds of its bond portfolio, the Fed will allow $10 billion to roll off at first, increasing quarterly in $10 billion increments until the total hits $50 billion starting in October 2018.
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Instead, he was, as he has been since he announced his campaign in 2017, playing for the retweets and the redditors, reinvesting in the extremely online approach that's propelled him into both the September and October debates.
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Before the policy decision, the dealers had expected the Fed to wait 12 months before it stopped reinvesting proceeds from maturing assets, according to the median of the survey, which is meant to help inform Fed policymakers.
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Larry Hall, who previously developed networks and data centers for government contractors, got the idea to convert the base after the attacks on September 11, 2001, when the federal government began reinvesting more heavily in catastrophe planning.
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The recreational marijuana laws in Massachusetts and California already include provisions about reinvesting tax dollars from legal pot back into minority communities, but the details of how that will work in Massachusetts have yet to be determined.
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Reinvesting in a flawed team may prove to be a colossal mistake, and the Mets assume far greater risk in this deal than the rebuilding Mariners, who probably never dreamed of unloading so much of Cano's bloated contract.
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The report also suggests how school districts can offset the upfront purchase price of electric buses, from obtaining state and federal grants, to issuing bonds, to justly reinvesting funds from the Volkswagen emissions violations settlement into clean transportation.
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Congress has a duty to the American people, to our founding fathers and to our Constitution to follow the facts of this investigation where they lead, reinvesting our faith in the system to work as it was intended.
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Instead of reinvesting all the proceeds of its massive bond portfolio, the Fed will allow $22019 billion to roll off at first, increasing quarterly in $10 billion increments until the total hits $50 billion starting in October 2018.
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Lowe's latest initiatives include reinvesting capital in its workforce — announcing bonuses and a higher benefits package due to U.S. tax reform — and growing the supply chain by opening its first direct-to-consumer fulfillment center in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Clinton delivered a far more cerebral address, ticking off a three-point plan to combat terrorism: dismantling their support networks abroad, reinvesting in law enforcement at home (including new gun control measures) and working to prevent domestic radicalization.
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Offering generous dividends, reinvesting in money-losing divisions and searching for mid-sized acquisitions – many of those plans may have to be abandoned as Vale braces for lawsuits that could grow into the tens of billions of dollars.
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The Board continues to evaluate the optimal use of these proceeds, which could include reducing the company's outstanding debt, funding share repurchases, reinvesting in core video game and collectibles businesses to drive growth, or a combination of these options.
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Macy's could see its shares rise by 213 percent in a potential sale, as the struggling retailer looks to turn around its business by downsizing its physical store operations and reinvesting in its online presence, Barron's said on Sunday.
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On Tuesday, Crosthwaite told The Wall Street Journal the company cut the 85033 jobs as part of its focus on reinvesting in international markets and earning a U.S. license amid a series of setbacks for the e-cigarette industry.
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In short, you'll be well diversified right from the start, and the low expense ratio means that the vast majority of your gains can go straight back into reinvesting in the fund -- instead of a fund manager's pocket. 23.
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And last March Adweek reported it had slashed $200M from its digital ad budget yet had seen a boost in its reach of 10 per cent, reinvesting the money into areas with "'media reach' including television, audio and ecommerce".
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As the FOMC has noted in its recent statements, at some point after the process of raising the federal funds rate is well under way, we will cease or phase out reinvesting repayments of principal from our securities holdings.
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The protests and attacks threaten to slow the momentum the company has gained since stabilizing its finances and reinvesting in production, said Jairo Lastra, investment manager at Lastra Capital Management, who previously worked at the money desk at Ecopetrol.
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"Possibly by the end of this year or the beginning of next year would be an appropriate time to stop reinvesting (maturing assets), but that's all dependent on how the economy evolves between now and then," Harker told reporters in Philadelphia.
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At a time when 7 in 10 Americans say that our country is in danger of losing its national identity, we need to reassert a common understanding of our shared history -- warts and all -- by reinvesting in civic education again.
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According to minutes released Wednesday from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting earlier this month, the central bank sees a system where it will announce cap limits on how much it will allow to roll off each month without reinvesting.
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Donald J. Trump's campaign is shifting more than $1.8 million in advertising planned in key battleground states for next week, taking money out of small markets and reinvesting in larger markets, according to several media buyers who track political advertisements.
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"We were so impressed by Unruly Studios during their time with the Alexa Accelerator last summer, and we're thrilled to be reinvesting here as part of their seed round," said Paul Bernard, director of the Alexa Fund, about Amazon's investment.
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Obviously people always talk about the New York Times, and yeah, they're doing great, but Minneapolis Star Tribune, or what's happening at the LA Times, they're reinvesting in the news rooms because it turns out that's what people want to consume.
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With a $25 loan, you can enable someone to buy materials to start or expand their business in a meaningful way, and when it's paid back, you have the choice of reinvesting it in another person or pulling your money out.
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The slate could run on a simple and powerful idea: that this uniquely vulnerable moment in American democracy calls upon us to put aside our differences and commit ourselves to reinvesting in and reinvigorating government by, for, and of the people.
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"As we look at our uses of capital, reinvesting in the business is always something that's a very, very high on the list and something that we believe we need to continue to do," Anthem Chief Financial Officer John Gallina said.
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U.S. Steel and Century Aluminum have both committed to reinvesting in closed plants and hiring workers, 800 in total, as a result of the tariffs, while other major payers, including Alcoa and ArcelorMittal, have expressed their support for Trump's order.
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With all its success, we have little evidence that Amazon is all that great at efficiency, we only know that it's good at reinvesting all of its money so that it can become bigger and more powerful than anyone can compete with.
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Some risk-averse clients are also shoring up their cash by hoarding the dividend payments they've received from their stocks instead of reinvesting the money back into the market, said James A. Cox, managing partner of Harris Financial Group in Richmond, Virginia.
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With media and data available virtually free and music itself absorbed into the background of the landscape, it is a way of finding value in an area where financial and cultural worth have been turned upside down, and reinvesting it with meaning.
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And now the question is, do they have to pay a little portion of that to make sure that we're reinvesting so the next kid gets a chance, and the next kid gets a chance, and the next kid gets a chance?
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will base any decisions on reinvesting the cash it receives from maturing bonds on its capital key, the amount of money each of its member central banks contribute to the ECB, president Mario Draghi said on Thursday.
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According to calculations by IIF, one of the most authoritative trackers of global capital flows, this will slice just over $200 billion off the U.S. central bank's balance sheet next year, assuming it keeps reinvesting some of the money for the time being.
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The Endangered Species Act stipulates that in order for such trophies to be approved, exporting countries must demonstrate that hunting enhances survival of a particular species in the wild — by reinvesting the money into conservation, for example, and by supporting local communities.
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At a time when seven in 10 Americans say that our country is in danger of losing its national identity, we need to turn to reassert a common understanding of our shared history, warts and all, by reinvesting in civic education again.
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"We do both upskill and bring in new people all the time — we are continually hiring so we have to train and onboard new employees — but we are reinvesting in our employees to create career paths and opportunities for personal growth," Bodor said.
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For $250 per month, users can skip the three-day waiting period with instant deposits and reinvesting, trade 250 minutes before and 2000 hours after the market is open, and borrow up to double the money in their account to trade on margin with leverage.
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FRANKFURT, July 26 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will base any decisions on reinvesting the cash it receives from maturing bonds on its capital key, the amount of money each of its member central banks contribute to the ECB, president Mario Draghi said on Thursday.
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"We've been doing all we can to develop our UK business, restore Vauxhall and Opel profitability, reinvesting in Luton and improving our sites' competitiveness in order to help them face up to an uncertain future," Maxime Picat told Reuters at the Paris auto show.
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Even on a smaller level you can look at someone like Jaykae, from Birmingham, who is about to touch a million streams with zero radio support, zero press support, zero TV support, but he's earning enough from that to be reinvesting in his music.
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Gavia shared with Business Insider how she got her start in her college apartment, how she grew the business through reinvesting her profits into production and marketing (and capitalizing on Instagram), and her advice for startup founders looking to gain similar results as her.
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While the ECB formally announced the end of a three-year long quantitative easing scheme after its policy meeting and trimmed growth and inflation forecasts for the bloc, the bond market's focus was firmly on its plans for reinvesting funds from maturing bonds next year.
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The tax proposal released by Republican leaders leaves out one way to spur economic growth and help Americans struggling to meet their rent or mortgage: directly reforming the mortgage interest deduction and reinvesting the savings into affordable rental housing for those with the lowest incomes.
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By converting Sam's Club locations into e-commerce distribution centers, Walmart is able to keep pace with this shift — incrementally moving away from the declining big-box model and reinvesting in e-commerce fulfillment to gain an edge over Amazon with its omnichannel strategy.
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Though these numbers are hard to substantiate, their existence is an attempt to call attention to the "we support our own" ethos people say they see in other groups — and how other communities profit from majority black consumer bases without reinvesting in the community.
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I think one of the striking things is that a lot of progressives see the value of reinvesting in our alliances and spending more effort in developing deeper alliances with other liberal democratic countries as a way to build closer ties and build some more resilience.
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The competition is entirely funded by the Wings of Strength—a company that turns a profit by charging schmoes for access to exclusive photos and videos of female bodybuilders, before reinvesting 100 percent of those proceeds into the sponsorship of women's pro shows around the globe.
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"On average, renting and reinvesting wins in terms of wealth creation regardless of property appreciation, because property appreciation is highly correlated with gains in the traditional financial asset classes of stocks and bonds," wrote study co-author Ken Johnson of FAU's College of Business, in a release.
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Fitch expects asset quality to improve over the next several years as a result of Gramercy's asset repositioning strategy of disposing of select single- and multi-tenant assets primarily in the office sector, and reinvesting those proceeds into target industrial, and, to a lesser extent, specialty assets.
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Meanwhile, we've been experiencing "secular stagnation" — persistently weak demand, even in recoveries like the one we've seen over the last several years — which is associated with higher savings, less investment (think of firms sitting on their earnings or buying back shares versus reinvesting) and lower interest rates.
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Giving a platform for publishers like Capcom, Square Enix and Konami to release older games like Street Fighter II: Turbo Edition, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Chrono Trigger, Secret of Mana and more would keep current console owners playing on that system, and reinvesting in older games.
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They feel confident,however, that appropriate corporate tax cuts would keep firms producing and reinvesting their profits in the U.S. The corporate tax reform is at the top of Mr. Trump's agenda, and that is perhaps one of the most effective trade signals he can send to China.
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For Ori Zohar, co-founder of mission-oriented single-origin spice company Burlap & Barrel, growing slowly and steadily as a for-profit through a mix of reinvesting in the business using its own earned revenues and Kiva, a loan platform aimed towards low-income entrepreneurs, made the most sense.
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While Republicans propose to funnel these savings toward tax cuts for wealthy Americans, reinvesting MID savings into subsidies for low-income renters would be an important step toward addressing the country's severe and growing affordable housing crisis and it would also be an important step toward improving population health.
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"We believe reinvesting transaction proceeds in stores, marketing, and supply chain will undoubtedly help, though recent December/January results reaffirm our view that the scope of the turnaround is broad and may require longer than bulls believe," Jefferies analyst Jonathan Matuszewski said Tuesday in a note to clients.
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Target has been focused on reinvesting in its business ever since it laid out a strategy at the start of last year to pour $7 billion into expanding its e-commerce platform, bulking up its lineup of in-house brands, opening new small-format stores and remodeling existing locations.
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President Barack Obama made reinvesting in roads, bridges and power plants a cornerstone of the 2009 economic stimulus package, and during the 2016 presidential campaign seemingly the only disagreement Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump had on infrastructure was about which of their administrations would spend more on it.
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Hussle, his brother and his father made another pilgrimage to Eritrea in 2018 that gave him renewed inspiration for his reverse-gentrification Husslenomics: Own your master recordings, master your own entrepreneurial terrain, recycle capital in the hood by reinvesting earnings back into the people who inspired your art.
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I know that it is obvious to say that companies that get into trouble will need cash to survive, but it is infuriating to me when companies like GE, Citi and IBM spend on buybacks when they should've been reinvesting into their businesses or just saving for a rainy day.
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Homeownership in cities such as Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, San Diego and St. Louis, on average, produces more wealth than renting a comparable property and reinvesting in stocks and bonds, according to a report by faculty at Florida Atlantic University and Florida International University.
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The retailer has been focused on reinvesting in its business ever since it laid out a strategy at the start of last year to pour $7 billion into expanding its e-commerce platform, bulking up its lineup of in-house brands, opening new small-format stores and remodeling existing locations.
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"What we want to see happen is the owners of the licenses, which are sometimes local governments, state governments, universities, and a few different public institutions … make sure they're taking significant parts of the proceeds of [their sales] and reinvesting it back into both local journalism and community information projects," said Rispoli.
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In the currency market, the euro stuck in its well-worn $1.13-$1.14 range over the past few days, a day after the European Central Bank ended its 2.6 trillion euro bond purchase scheme but pledged to continue reinvesting maturing bonds -thereby avoiding shrinking its balance sheet- for an extended period of time.
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It's like [Jeff Bezos] was structured to basically not care both in terms of governance, or he cared in the way that was actually constructive to building Amazon, which is, 'I'm just going to keep reinvesting all my profits into things that I think are important, and you all can just wait,' right?
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"It wouldn't surprise me if sometime later this year or sometime in 2018, should the economy perform in line with our expectations, that we'll start to gradually let securities mature rather than reinvesting them," William C. Dudley, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, told Bloomberg Television last week.
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Second, we intend to continue reinvesting, in full, the principal payments from maturing securities purchased under the asset purchase programme for an extended period of time past the date when we start raising the key ECB interest rates, and in any case for as long as necessary to maintain favourable liquidity conditions and an ample degree of monetary accommodation.
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"It wouldn't surprise me if some time later this year or some time in 2018, should the economy perform in line with our expectations, that we will start to gradually let the securities mature rather than reinvesting them," as the Fed does now, he said on Bloomberg TV. Reporting by Jonathan Spicer; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama
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We intend to continue reinvesting, in full, the principal payments from maturing securities purchased under the asset purchase programme for an extended period of time past the date when we start raising the key ECB interest rates, and in any case for as long as necessary to maintain favourable liquidity conditions and an ample degree of monetary accommodation.
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Accordingly, we intend to continue reinvesting, in full, the principal payments from maturing securities purchased under the APP for an extended period of time past the date when we start raising the key ECB interest rates, and in any case for as long as necessary to maintain favourable liquidity conditions and an ample degree of monetary accommodation.
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So you think the employers have basically won the negotiation — are pocketing more of the gains, giving them to shareholders taking them out as profits, taking them out as compensation for executives, possibly reinvesting them in the business, they do other things too — but you think it would be good to shift some of that toward workers.
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Over dinner with the Russian's awkwardly blended family — a gaggle of adorable kids and a trio of noticeably seen-but-not-heard women comprising his wife, his ex-wife, and his mother — Andolov tells Axe he's reinvesting all the money he pulled, with a promise to warn him first should he choose to yank it again.
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In the ECB's case, reinvesting proceeds of maturing debt into the long-end of the government bond yield curve would be aimed at limiting the natural aging of its 2.6 trillion euro ($3 trillion) bond portfolio, along with keeping a lid on long-term bond yields, a determinant of borrowing costs for governments, companies and households.
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We also intend to continue reinvesting, in full, the principal payments from maturing securities purchased under the APP for an extended period of time past the date when we start raising the key ECB interest rates, and in any case for as long as necessary to maintain favorable liquidity conditions and an ample degree of monetary accommodation.
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The Governing Council intends to continue reinvesting, in full, the principal payments from maturing securities purchased under the APP for an extended period of time past the date when it starts raising the key ECB interest rates, and in any case for as long as necessary to maintain favourable liquidity conditions and an ample degree of monetary accommodation.
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This necessarily involves increasing equity and inclusion in the regulated marijuana market; reforming police practices pertaining to marijuana enforcement; decriminalizing marijuana for youth and young adults under age 21, so that a minor marijuana law violation no longer results in a young person getting entangled in the criminal justice system; and reinvesting marijuana tax revenues in the communities most harmed by marijuana criminalization.
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Forward-thinking companies are taking a two-pronged approach: They're abandoning their hiring biases and scrapping outdated job requirements in order to open their pipelines to newer tech talent, and they're reinvesting the money saved from hiring less-expensive engineers to create "farm teams" within their organizations — similar to sports franchises — in order to groom probationary hires for permanent spots on their teams.
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Fed officials have said they think the balance sheet reductions should begin soon, and analysts have pinpointed September as the likely month the Fed will stop reinvesting the proceeds it receives as securities mature.. But the minutes of the Fed's June meeting indicated a split between officials ready to start balance sheet reductions in "a couple of months" and those wanting to wait for more economic data.
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As the Yankees confront a major retooling, Fishman, an assistant general manager who oversees one of baseball's largest analytics staffs, will have a prominent voice — either in the coming days if they shed some of their more coveted assets, like reliever Aroldis Chapman, or after the season, when they can go about reinvesting the more than $53 million in salary that will be coming off their books.
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"We think that you've got tactical investors that are playing the rate market, but you also have core and more target-maturity-oriented products like [in] the BulletShares suite that are continually seeing inflows this year," he said, referring to Invesco's suite of fixed-income ETFs that incorporate a bond ladder strategy, which involves investing in bonds that mature at different times and reinvesting the proceeds.
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By reinvesting money from maturing bonds, the central bank will still be keeping a lid on market interest rates, or yields, said Carl Weinberg, chief international economist at High Frequency Economics in White Plains, N.Y. "Yields will not go up because the E.C.B. has stopped buying new bonds, although downward pressure on interest rates will remain steady rather than increase every month," Mr. Weinberg said in an email.
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"It wouldn't surprise me if some time later this year or some time in 2018, should the economy perform in line with our expectations, that we will start to gradually let the securities mature rather than reinvesting them," Dudley, among the most influential Fed policymakers, said on Bloomberg TV. Economists polled by Reuters and by the Fed itself generally expect the U.S. central bank to begin shedding bonds from its portfolio some time next year, a move anticipated to depress bond prices.
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"It wouldn't surprise me if some time later this year or some time in 2018, should the economy perform in line with our expectations, that we will start to gradually let the securities mature rather than reinvesting them," Dudley, a close ally of Fed Chair Janet Yellen, said on Bloomberg TV. A couple hours later James Bullard, president of the St. Louis Fed, repeated his preference for the central bank to begin shedding its mortgage- and Treasury-backed bonds immediately.
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