Repositioning Portfolio Should Help: Repositioning the portfolio around larger, faster growing markets should help CHS's organic volume growth by reducing exposure to these lesser acuity volumes.
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Repositioning Portfolio Should Help: Repositioning the portfolio around larger, faster growing markets should help CHS' organic volume growth by reducing exposure to these lesser acuity volumes.
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Portfolio Repositioning: In conjunction with the closing of the Chambers Street Merger in December 2015, Gramercy began actively managing its portfolio to optimize future performance by repositioning the combined portfolio.
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"In quarantine, it's not repositioning what people do," he said.
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DOES REPOSITIONING MEAN THAT "THE NEW YORK TIMES" ACTUALLY GETS SMALLER?
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Or it may be about repositioning the knowledge you already possess.
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What this (groundbreaking) represents is a repositioning in the global marketplace.
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"We are repositioning forces throughout the region number one," he said.
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His twist was repositioning those influences within his own beatnik framework.
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So far, Netanyahu's political repositioning of Israel has worked rather well.
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Dudley has also overseen repositioning of the company in other ways.
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What lessons can IHOP learn from Johnson's failure at repositioning JC Penney?
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AND THAT HAS TO DO WITH YOUR MESSAGE OF REPOSITIONING THE COMPANY.
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Unlike the AirPods, I found myself repositioning them the first few times.
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The JC Penney repositioning was a disaster because it fell between two stools.
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This lack of growth is probably the impetus for the current repositioning attempt.
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The company is now repositioning Cortana as a skill that can run anywhere.
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CEO Jonathan Jaglom called MakerBot's event an "an overall repositioning" for the brand.
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"Lindt is clearly still in the middle of repositioning Russell Stover," he said.
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The dollar was supported by investors repositioning funds in their portfolios, analysts said.
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The Pentagon disavowed a leaked letter that outlined the "repositioning" of U.S. troops.
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"That makes sense for a number of reasons," Wells said of automatic repositioning.
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Trump's presidency didn't bring about the utter remaking — and repositioning — of the media.
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"Whilst progress has been made in relation to repositioning the Fund's assets, this has unfortunately not been sufficient to allow reasonable certainty as to when the repositioning would be fully achieved and the Fund could be re-opened," Link said.
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"Whilst progress has been made in relation to repositioning the Fund's assets, this has unfortunately not been sufficient to allow reasonable certainty as to when the repositioning would be fully achieved and the Fund could be re-opened," Link said.
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We are going to blow a couple of things out in terms of repositioning.
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This is largely due to the repositioning of the battery toward the lower backside.
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That would both be much simpler than repositioning a satellite and cheaper to operate.
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Beyond U.K. assets, Brexit worries have recently spurred some hedging and repositioning of assets.
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Long positioning in Brent is at record highs and vulnerable for a bearish repositioning.
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She kept repositioning herself to shake his hand off her hand, thigh and breast.
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"It is really repositioning the sport," said Todd duBoef, the president of Top Rank.
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The Sam's Club closures are part of a longer-term strategic repositioning, Walmart said.
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Simply plop your phone down and it'll start charging, with no finicky repositioning required.
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Fitch expects this may increase slightly as the company completes its asset repositioning plans.
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The one that worries him most is over repositioning to win back Trump voters.
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China is going through a deleveraging process, is going through a repositioning of its economy.
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The space is located at Waikele Center, which AAT is in the process of repositioning.
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Are you repositioning at all among those global champions because of their exposures to China?
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That repositioning creates the only ugly part of the Surface Laptop design in my opinion.
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At Uber, it was about taking a brand and repositioning it in a new light.
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" He also cited "profit-taking and repositioning as we enter the new quarter as well.
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DeGrom underwent Tommy John surgery in 2011 and an ulnar nerve repositioning surgery in 2016.
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Instead, they are just repositioning after a "pervasive euphoria" about the U.S. earlier this year.
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Meanwhile, former Uber executive Dmitry Shevelenko unveiled Tortoise, an autonomous repositioning software for micromobility operators.
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Repositioning the portfolio should help CHS's organic volume growth by reducing exposure to lower acuity patients.
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This allows people to take pragmatic steps like repositioning electric meters or reinforcing seals on windows.
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According to Mr Campbell, Effective Space already has one contract, worth $19673m, for such repositioning work.
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A repositioning of underperforming sites and focused capex should help to address weak sales going forward.
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Challenging New Jersey office market fundamentals provide execution risk to CLI's repositioning plan, recent progress notwithstanding.
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Uber China is repositioning itself as an all-in-one solution for transportation, food and entertainment.
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Data as of 2Q17 except where noted below; CBL: Excludes Lender, Repositioning, and Minority Interest Malls.
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"We don't have to worry about things being a little gritty," he said, repositioning the chairs.
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The bank's legal and repositioning costs plunged to $724 million from $26 billion, a year earlier.
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The Journal said that's a wholesale repositioning after the party for a generation avoided new limits.
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The repositioning costs of the fund will come to around 0.27% of its value, Link said.
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The U.S. is continuing to reinforce its own positions in the region, including repositioning some forces.
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One would expect that a major rethinking and repositioning of its resources might be in order.
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Markets were worried about conflicting reports about American military repositioning troops in preparation for leaving Iraq.
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He's credited with repositioning Taco Bell as a lifestyle brand and launching the chain's breakfast offerings.
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Additionally, a number of contractors responsible for scooter charging and repositioning are also losing their jobs.
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Citigroup recorded $491 million in so-called "repositioning" charges as part of its cost-cutting effort.
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The JC Penney case study shows that even seasoned executives make costly mistakes repositioning a retail brand.
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Witness his recent positioning and repositioning on the question of a woman's right to have an abortion.
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After an unsuccessful attempt at repositioning, most women go on to deliver breech babies via C-section.
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Michael and Virginia Zullo are just two of those who have learned the secret of repositioning cruises.
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"Walter Berchtold and Christian Wenger have been vital in repositioning the bank," Keller said in a statement.
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There was no interest in redeeming or repositioning the Highwaymen and their leaders later in the story.
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The collapse of UKIP was hastened by the repositioning of the Conservatives as the party of Brexit.
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"There are big daily operating expenses with the repositioning of scooters using cars and vans," Shevelenko said.
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It doesn't shy away from documenting the repositioning of a calf stuck inside a cow giving birth.
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The officials cited intelligence over the past month indicating that Iran had been repositioning forces and weapons.
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Niccol was responsible for repositioning Taco Bell as a lifestyle brand and launching the chain's breakfast offerings.
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Restraints and body positioning may make breathing a challenge, but repositioning is always within the Nomad's grasp.
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This season has gotten repeatedly bogged down by chatter, positioning and repositioning characters for an impending reckoning.
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JC Penney's repositioning was led by Ron Johnson, an industry veteran who had successfully positioned several retail stores.
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There is a very good chance that IHOP's repositioning to IHOb will also be caught between two stools.
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With retailers such as Nordstrom abandoning the Trump brand, it is clear that a repositioning is in order.
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Any signs of repositioning ahead of the vote would be liable to impact investors' thinking on the bill.
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The repositioning of tightness within the spreads is consistent with the evolving views of prominent hedge fund managers.
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A Related spokesperson told me that there was no connection between the Shed's repositioning and the architectural contract.
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"Repositioning healthy foods is a simple, effective, and well-accepted nudge to increase healthy purchases," wrote the researchers.
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The impact: In the face of fresh competition and shifting market requirements, utilities are largely retreating, not repositioning.
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You are seeing the market repositioning with yields lower, stocks struggling and the dollar rallying against the euro.
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"They are not pulling out of the market but repositioning into the historically strong defensive sectors," Loewengart said.
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" Alongside Milley, Esper told reporters earlier in the day that the U.S. was "repositioning forces throughout the region.
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Mr. Larijani has been repositioning himself toward the political middle, but is a scion of a conservative, powerful family.
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Tap and hold on an image or a block of selected text and it lifts up ready for repositioning.
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Ford's focus on new technology is underscored by its repositioning as a "mobility company," rather than an automotive manufacturer.
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The change comes as Google shifts Hangouts' focus, repositioning the messaging service to take on workplace communications tool Slack.
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Even quiet tête-à-têtes are punctuated by the expressive repositioning of the chairs in which the speakers sit.
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This meant repositioning Cassini's antenna away from Earth, which caused controllers to temporarily lose signal with the unmanned probe.
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However, revenues were stronger than we expected and GE has made progress on asset sales, and repositioning of assets.
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The plane was headed to Victorville, California for repositioning but returned safely to Orlando at about 2:50 p.m.
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"But don't expect a major price repositioning of the brand," said Gobbetti, who was recruited from French brand Celine.
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This fiscal year, Gap expects to close about 50 company-owned stores, net of any new openings or repositioning.
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The Syrian military has also been repositioning some air assets to avoid possible missile strikes, U.S. officials told Reuters.
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As you've got the largest companies that have had to deal with repositioning supply chains and issues like that.
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Listen: A remastered concert film and a new documentary are repositioning the Australian band INXS for the digital age.
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Underwriting improved noticeably with repositioning efforts, resulting in a combined ratio in the mid-22015s for 22015 and 2015.
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Newman's Own is also rewording and repositioning the "All Profits to Charity" banner that typically frames Mr. Newman's face.
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The firm is instead repositioning the portfolio toward investments in companies that "benefit from low inflation," the letter said.
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Note the shortening of the muzzle and repositioning of the ears, at sides of the head rather than the top.
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South African President Jacob Zuma had swung another scythe through his cabinet, repositioning or firing no less than ten ministers.
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Bottom line results in 312 benefitted from much lower legal and repositioning charges, which fell $4.8 billion for the year.
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We've even seen this shift in the car-rental market with Enterprise recently repositioning to appeal to a broader demographic.
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What followed were a series of rebranding and repositioning efforts and the first Microsoft logos embossed on modern-era smartphones.
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It has spent the past quarter repositioning itself as "a camera company" that makes hardware like its Spectacles camera-sunglasses.
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Most people would never notice this in everyday use, unless you're a weirdo like me who's constantly repositioning your headphones.
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But his proposed repositioning of relations with Russia now looks for the time being to have been put on ice.
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The view that a Trump presidency will boost growth has led to investors repositioning in more cyclical stocks, Stephenson said.
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This, not the aggrieved cry of a powerful man, is a repositioning of the witch we will hear of more.
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After completing its portfolio repositioning, CLI's office portfolio will principally be concentrated in New Jersey markets with access to transportation.
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Adverse Market Changes: Fitch estimates market risks are increasing for Vivarte, thus further compromising the chances of a successful repositioning.
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Parmigiani is repositioning itself at higher price points after trying to take a more accessible tack a few years ago.
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Even after protesters attacked the U.S. embassy in Egypt, U.S. officials failed to respond by repositioning resources in the area.
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"We needed a modern-day repositioning, and there wasn't anyone better suited for the job than I was," she explains.
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This is the exact opposite of sustaining genuine "influence" that the interventionists bemoan losing because of Trump's recent troop repositioning.
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Now we have to be very selective about repositioning what isn't new and making sure that it's right and salable.
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It rates highly for repositioning, meaning if you switch sleeping positions throughout the night the mattress adjusts to your body.
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The Times art critic Roberta Smith gave "The Dinner Party" a commendatory review, repositioning its standing in the art world.
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Value-add acquisitions can entail additional risk given less familiarity with an asset compared to the repositioning of existing owned assets.
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FOX NEWS OPINION IHOP repositioning is fraught with risk -- why go to a pancake place pretending to be a burger place?
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This fiscal year, Gap said it expects to close about 260 company-owned stores, net of any new openings or repositioning.
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The repositioning is appropriate, because "Arrival", which premiered at the Venice Film Festival, tips alien-invasion movies on their side, too.
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In both of these countries, a repositioning of global roles is being undertaken by a suddenly dominant political group of populists.
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"Thomson Reuters is making nice progress in repositioning the business after the sale of Refinitiv," said Edward Jones analyst Matt Arnold.
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BRX has reaffirmed its commitment to invest in the portfolio in the form of repositioning capital and more intensive redevelopment spend.
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The ads will air extensively on cable TV stations, aimed at repositioning Carl's Jr. as the place to go for quality.
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Jacob said repositioning GAM and improving efficiency and profitability required some "tough decisions," according to an internal memo reviewed by Reuters.
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Fitch expects the company to acquire select retail and industrial assets in 2017 and 2018, as the next phase of repositioning.
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Founder and CEO Pony Ma said at the time the strategic repositioning would prepare Tencent for the next 20 years of operation.
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Asset sales and incremental net operating income (NOI) from repositioning and leasing of value-add acquisitions have supported the company's de-levering.
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Since the market bounce has been largely driven by repositioning, he sees little reason for it to continue in a meaningful way.
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However, the 250 bps majority came from reclassifying certain transitional/repositioning candidate properties, thereby removing them from the company's 'in-service' portfolio.
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The fund will follow an "opportunistic" strategy, which typically means buying riskier properties that need fixing up or repositioning, the person added.
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The trip to Asia could be a first step toward repositioning the United States for global leadership after a tough few months.
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Starting Wednesday, Asics is repositioning its brand by telling a story that dates back to the company's inception in Japan in 1949.
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Capio said a possible "repositioning" its business toward the Nordic markets could instead potentially enhance its strategic focus and drive shareholder value.
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The confusion wrought from the abrupt military repositioning also comes shortly after artillery rounds landed about 1 kilometer away from US troops.
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Microsoft has been slowly repositioning Cortana as more business-focused, and the assistant is being removed from the Xbox One console soon.
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That would mean any new tech, like automatic repositioning of micromobility vehicles, for example, would go through a more rigorous vetting process.
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Eventually, you'll start running into puzzles where you can't, since they require you to be repositioning the signs frequently while you progress.
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A US official in Baghdad told CNN that the letter was a notification about repositioning of troops from one place to another.
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Quarterly expenses ticked up 4% on a sequential basis, but declined 6% from a year ago given lower repositioning expenses and efficiency initiatives.
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Its U.S. business, however, is facing difficulties in a changing retail environment and repositioning of the Russell Stover business Lindt bought in 2014.
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It portends big changes: an American exit, a triumph for Iran and Russia, the return of Syria and the repositioning of everybody else.
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It announces big changes: an American exit, a triumph for Iran and Russia, the return of Syria and the repositioning of everybody else.
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Trump's latest repositioning Monday on the question of legal status came one day after key campaign surrogates and his running mate, Indiana Gov.
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From FY16 the group's strong cost-cutting measures, including the closure of loss-making stores, should fully offset expensive operational investments in repositioning.
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The FICC activity mainly stemmed from clients' repositioning in rates and credit after the UK's vote in June to leave the European Union.
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But Streible said that after riding recent gains, traders are repositioning more defensively as the Federal Reserve readjusts to a more dovish stance.
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The repositioning of a single game from one storefront to another represented two of the gaming world's tectonic plates grating against each other.
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But just as some southerners view his repositioning of the League with great suspicion, so some party veterans bitterly regret the new strategy.
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"(It) represents a prudent repositioning of assets in response to indications of a credible threat by Iranian regime forces," Shanahan said on Twitter.
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Two of the biggest tech companies are repositioning themselves — one to get rid of troublesome baggage, the other to expand into new territory.
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By repositioning the focus, Meek has made it so that the general public's arsenal for the Drake hate is more armed than ever.
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Essential medical tasks such as repositioning a patient to avert bedsores can be overlooked when workers are overburdened, sometimes leading to avoidable hospitalizations.
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"We've continued to sense that the long-only community hasn't been doing much in terms of repositioning portfolios for the coronavirus," she said.
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Gobbetti is repositioning Burberry firmly in the luxury segment, raising the quality and prices for key items in categories such as leather goods.
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It said U.S. forces were repositioning within Iraq in anticipation of "onward movement" out of the country in the wake of Sunday's vote.
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Performance in 337144 has been weak and suffered from particularly challenging markets in 337120Q33713530 and from the group's repositioning of the investment bank.
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Citi hopes that it will no longer have to break out legal and repositioning charges in 2018 as they wind down as well.
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As competitors catch up to the Swedish safety innovator, Volvo is now repositioning itself as a luxury brand for the electric-vehicle age.
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Entire television channels are devoted to repositioning bad situations and ugly truths as ''controversial issues'' — mere topics of discussion, hypothetical problems, rhetorical games.
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Interface changes are an easy way to start, though a deeper repositioning of SoundCloud around indie creators that its competitors lack will be important.
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GE has been repositioning itself around industrial units such as energy and aviation, while turning away from other businesses including finance and home appliances.
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Removing the headphone jack allowed the repositioning of many components and the expansion of others, according to what Apple engineers told Buzzfeed last week.
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Amid the tumult, world leaders are hurriedly repositioning themselves to deal with the new world disorder that the incoming American president seems to herald.
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Barclays is repositioning its secondary asset-backed securities and commercial mortgage-backed securities businesses into a credit business primarily focused on supporting new issues.
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"Our recent repositioning of forces within the country is intended to posture us to continue this mission and give the president options," Esper said.
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And Warren, who months ago competed with Sanders for progressive votes, continued her assiduous repositioning as a candidate able to bridge progressives and moderates.
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"Most of us already have the bulk of our assets in accounts where we won't have to pay taxes to do repositioning," Benz said.
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"We are repositioning the company in light of that but we are still optimistic on the long term prospects for our business," he said.
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Taking the original's rock opera stylings and repositioning them in a festival-ready context, Aoki gives the theatrical track a surging, trap-influenced makeover.
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Real Simple has a really smart and easy to use guide on changing the subject and repositioning conversations — invaluable insights for awkward family gatherings.
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The confusion wrought from the abrupt military repositioning also comes shortly after artillery rounds landed near US troops on Sunday, according to Military Times.
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And although they hedged on Trump's census question about legal citizenship, I have a feeling that John Roberts is just repositioning on that one.
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The point is simply that China's neighbors are repositioning themselves as it becomes stronger and tries to establish hierarchical or clientelist relations with them.
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Mr. Trump's repositioning has led some self-styled conservative agitators to acknowledge that their bomb-throwing, anti-establishment playbook is in need of refinement.
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Why it matters: It's a stark sign of the oil giant's repositioning, including its increasing presence in the shale patch in the Lower 48.
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A letter saying that the U.S. was "repositioning forces" for "movement out of Iraq" produced headlines around the world that a withdrawal had begun.
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That entails features like sidewalk detection and, down the road, automatic repositioning of scooters, Uber Head of New Mobility Robotics Alan Wells told TechCrunch.
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"A lot of this is repositioning for the State of the Union coming on tonight," said Josh Graves, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures.
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Its repositioning was not only deliberate but meaningful: archaeologists believe such shifts were part of larger civic reconstruction efforts triggered by a political riff.
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As tensions between the Trump administration and China ebb and flow, companies dependent on Taiwan are considering repositioning some operations in their global supply chains.
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Really bad injuries, like a broken leg, would require fever management, hygiene maintenance, the repositioning of broken bones, and in some cases, limiting blood loss.
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The software giant has been slowly repositioning Cortana as a skill that can run anywhere, rather than a rival to Google, Amazon, or Apple's assistants.
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While a chunk of the SWAPO old guard regards Mr Geingob with suspicion, another wing backs a self-styled revolutionary faction calling for "affirmative repositioning".
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On Monday, Defense Secretary Mark Esper stressed the need to avoid Middle Eastern entanglements -- but also spoke of a "repositioning" of troops, rather than withdrawal.
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For example, when repositioning your selfie, the synthesizer can't account for missing features, such as ears, if you're a fan of the egregious Myspace pose.
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Twitter is fundamentally a consumer-facing product, currently with a very strong focus on repositioning itself as a media business (content + ads around that content).
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Even Yandex, the Russian search giant that has more recently been repositioning itself as a mobile and machine learning company, is building a shuttle bus.
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And although the STAR system decides where to place each suture, a human surgeon has to approve each one, manually repositioning the stitch if necessary.
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While some of the bond moves can be be explained away, the outstanding question is what changed to force a massive repositioning in bond holdings.
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Now, as Clinton re-emerges for a tour supporting a new book about her 2016 loss, the Democratic Party is again rapidly repositioning itself leftward.
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The seal is formed by cutting and repositioning the labia minora, or labia majora, sometimes through stitching, with or without removal of the clitoris (clitoridectomy).
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"It's just not what we believe the market was expecting as an outcome for the strategic repositioning process (Raging River) announced in March," Dunkley added.
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Swire Properties is also repositioning its tenant mix at the Pacific Place Mall by introducing more food & beverage outlets and new brands targeting young professionals.
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In an effort to switch up the vibe, I'm turning on Drake's More Life for my first listen, repositioning the device, and closing my laptop.
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Canister vacuums give you more maneuverability by only having to wield a thin suction tube, as long as you don't mind periodically repositioning the canister.
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Before the tasting, she darted around the store, repositioning a cluster of skin products and switching the electricity back on when it unexpectedly shut off.
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Capio has said it is planning to focus its business on its core markets in the Nordics, a repositioning it believes will drive shareholder value.
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Successful product repositioning will be a positive development - given the better margins, churn and liquidity of the products targeting at Tier 71.5 and 2 cities.
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The repositioning has been triggered by mounting concerns that the Trump administration's trade war with China and rising interest rates will bog down the worldwide economy.
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Burberry's chief executive Marco Gobbetti is repositioning the quintessentially British fashion house in a higher luxury segment and Tisci's first collection will be shown in September.
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"We've had reports of ISIL repositioning both their combat capabilities, I guess what they think may be coming next," Warren said, using another name for ISIS.
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Now the company appears to be repositioning the device as an enterprise play rather than the fashionable, trendy tool it attempted to frame it as before.
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But Sharp Objects feels like it has the most to prove, insistently taking up prestige drama standards and then repositioning, reworking, or flat-out challenging them.
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Callander had to paint it in layers, working from the back toward the front, adding more objects, as well as repositioning them, as he went along.
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We believe PB will play an integral role in realising DB's revised business objectives, including a repositioning in German retail banking, operational synergies and cost optimisation.
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Perhaps the most important part of the system is a dynamic repositioning of vehicles based on real-time demand, which makes the system 20 percent faster.
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Hartnett said he's looking for something similar to the February 2016 buy signal that would come from hedge fund selling and repositioning from commodity trading advisors.
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Part of Imperial's marketing investments during 1H17 were directed at repositioning Winston to a more affordable pricing point and should result in a further volume recovery.
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"The most significant recent repositioning has been Gucci's move, under creative director Alessandro Michele, from a marketing-driven to a more creative direction," Goldman Sachs said.
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Adding the larger engine would mean raising and possibly repositioning the landing gear and recertifying parts, costing an estimated $1-2 billion, according to industry experts.
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President Donald Trump's election win has accentuated a belief of higher inflation going forward, which has in turn led to sharp repositioning in the bond markets.
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The fire occurred while the truck was repositioning the aircraft, which had no passengers or crew on board at the time, Lufthansa said in a statement.
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Mr. Tajima said the appointment of a fashion designer to the house's creative position was key to repositioning Tasaki as a reference in edgy pearl design.
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The brand, which chief executive Marco Gobbetti is repositioning in a higher luxury segment, reported group revenue of 2.73 billion pounds ($3.7 billion), down 1 percent.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if by the end of the quarter we get some repositioning, especially in those sectors that have gained the most," Aguilar said.
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The company has strategically measured its repositioning costs with a long-term view and Fitch believes it will not overextend itself in any one calendar year.
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Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan characterized the deployment as a "prudent repositioning of assets in response to indications of a credible threat by Iranian regime forces."
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That has led to the repositioning some training forces for force protection and operational continuity; some trainers will depart Iraq in the coming days and weeks.
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In his sessions with the Beatles, he was an experimenter — repositioning microphones from their standard alignment, for example, to get a fuller drum or bass sound.
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They can start by repositioning themselves not as the party of post-white America (in a country still over 72 percent white), but of all Americans.
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But it's a calculated risk that Marriott deemed necessary for a credible repositioning of the brand, said Tina Edmundson, the global brand officer for Marriott International.
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In a video, the young Mr. Nauman appears in person alone in his studio repeatedly positioning and repositioning, and wrestling with, a large metal T-bar.
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"Repositioning has always been about hanging a negative perception on your competition as a way to set up a positive perception about your company or product."
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But Bharat Karnad, research professor in national security studies at the Center for Policy Research in New Delhi, said the repositioning was necessary and long overdue.
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O'Rourke should revive his plan, repositioning it from a means to fund veterans' health to a step to restore popular and congressional control of war-making.
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Repositioning Hospital Portfolio: Prior to announcement of the strategic review, CHS was engaged in efforts to reposition its portfolio of hospitals in larger and faster-growing markets.
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Chandler said he doubts the Fed would raise in March and it may be setting up for March, but the markets have been quickly repositioning for March.
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Aside from the repositioning charge, core expenses for the company's Citicorp businesses will be about the same in the first quarter as the fourth quarter, he said.
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First Trump cleared the way for the Turkish assault by repositioning a small number of soldiers; now he's threatening sanctions against Ankara if it goes too far.
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But traders may be focusing instead on ANZ's statement that the earnings miss was largely due to charges related to "repositioning" the bank to improve profit ahead.
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In this instance, the fall in prices reflects repositioning among market makers and short-term tactical traders rather than a re-evaluation of supply and demand fundamentals.
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This was the exact concern of President Clinton and his top advisors in 1995 when I played a central role in repositioning the president as a centrist.
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Fitch expects lease tenor to decline as the company completes its asset repositioning plans, targeting an average lease term of approximately 5-9083 years across the portfolio.
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Although it can be terrifying and tormenting, a trained physical therapist, audiologist or otolaryngologist can usually dispatch its symptoms on the spot with a simple repositioning maneuver.
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So yesterday's big connected hardware unboxing is really about reinvigorating and repositioning the Google brand as the go-to keyword for the Internet of Things era, too.
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Microsoft now sees Cortana's value in conversational AI and in repositioning Cortana as a skill that can run anywhere instead of competing with Alexa or Google Assistant.
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"We are repositioning additional forces in the region to assist with force protection as necessary," Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper told reporters on Friday at the Pentagon.
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And we sold a number of our retail positions, Neiman Marcus, Petco, we'd seen that coming, and others we didn't sell we're repositioning for that new world.
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"With the markets collapsing, and investors wanting to see different types of results from these companies, we&aposre probably six months behind repositioning the business," Bierman said.
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"Right now, we're in a little bit of a hornet's nest, where there's a confluence of events that are causing some selling and repositioning to occur," Hyzy said.
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Management has also committed itself to the repositioning of its portfolio through opportunities arising from tenant bankruptcies and non-renewals by taking vacated space offline and redeveloping it.
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It might run "Santorini," the codename for Windows 10X so that it can flip and fold and slide into an array of configurations while intelligently repositioning your apps.
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We believe the repositioning of Bayer's business model towards the life science sector will offer sound organic growth opportunities, which Fitch has incorporated into its rating case projections.
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On the first day, my new seat took some getting used to and I remember occasionally repositioning myself to find the comfiest positions that'd also benefit my posture.
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This style — magnet on the CD slot, metal disk in your phone case — allows for the easiest insertion, removal, and repositioning, and does not sacrifice a secure hold.
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I've been continually surprised by the sly way this season has been inverting, blurring, and repositioning lines that have always felt relatively set (between Soviets and Americans, usually).
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Fund managers from Federated Investors, OppenheimerFunds, and BMO Global Asset Management are among those who are repositioning their portfolios and seeing cash as more attractive with the Nov.
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This repositioning, central to the environmental and conservation movements, was the founding idea behind the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge—the so-called "last great wilderness"—established in 1960.
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To prepare for this, NASA put the two vehicles through a series of tests and resets to see if they would be ready for the repositioning and hibernation.
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Variety revealed that Lionsgate is repositioning the franchise for television with plans to release the final installment, Divergent: Ascendant, as a TV movie followed by a spinoff series.
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"Mexico and Argentina have in front of them the opportunity to promote the repositioning of Latin America in the world," Maximiliano Reyes wrote in the La Jornada daily.
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While the defect in Vanellope's chest was small, the surgeons were concerned about repositioning the heart correctly to ensure it was properly attached to the veins and arteries.
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He argues it would boost the U.S. economy and play a role in repositioning the focus of the nation's foreign policy toward the fast-developing Asia-Pacific region.
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"The company will continue to charge the fee as the fund remains actively managed and we focus on repositioning the portfolio," a spokesman for Woodford Investment Management said.
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Every pattern has been specially cut to accommodate the different demands of a man's body (the narrower hips, the wider waist, the repositioning of certain lumps and bumps).
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The well funded Magic Leap is repositioning itself to focus more on business customers, only the latest in a series of players in the space to do so.
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The one-day event, taking place May 14 in San Jose, has just added Dmitry Shevelenko, co-founder and president of an automatic repositioning startup for micromobility vehicles.
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Bierman said that the company was "six months" behind repositioning the business as the cannabis industry entered a challenging phase late last year with investment dollars drying up.
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The OXO Good Grips 3-Blade Tabletop Spiralizer stands out with its lever-activated, heavy-duty suction cup that prevents slipping and wobbling while allowing for effortless repositioning.
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"The repositioning of the group will certainly take between two and three years and is no child's play," Mueller told the weekly publication in an interview published on Wednesday.
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Microsoft has made the Surface Laptop display look like it's glued directly to the keyboard without a hinge, thanks to a repositioning of the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth antennas.
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"Investors are already repositioning their portfolios in favor of what they view as Trump Administration policies," says Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at money management firm BMO Private Bank.
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"We've made solid progress in repositioning some divisions to respond to the recent commodity downturn, strengthened our core business and made some management changes," Chief Executive Frankie Ng said.
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Though we could only catch glimpses of him, we could see congressmen and staffers shuffling and repositioning themselves behind the concrete bathroom, the cinder block dugout, and various cars.
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Pouyanne said Total was divesting, monetizing or repositioning in areas where it has a too low market share, and had done so in Switzerland and the UK in 2015.
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In conjunction with disappointing U.S. manufacturing data, the move sparked broad repositioning that led the 3-month/10-year yield curve to invert for the first time since 2007.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign is repositioning itself to appeal to independent and Republican-leaning white voters turned off by Mr. Trump, and women are building political clout as big donors.
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The Watch remains tethered to the iPhone for most uses, and the company seems to be repositioning it as a healthy-living accessory, offering improved activity tracking and sharing.
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The beginnings of a repositioning by speculative investors which had ramped up bets on lower prices on the Comex exchange to the highest on record is also a positive.
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In a note to clients Tuesday, Kolanovic said a "short squeeze," due to repositioning by hedge funds and other active managers, could allow equities to undo October's market damage.
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We believe that PB is likely to play an integral role in realising DB's revised business objectives including a repositioning in German retail banking, operational synergies and cost optimisation.
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But the cable business is now in decline, and Mr. Iger is betting his legacy on repositioning Disney as a streaming giant that can compete with Apple and Amazon.
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"We had about 150 boxes sent immediately to the museum where we have about 25 volunteers who are then just repositioning them, putting them in new boxes," said Maasbach.
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One of the challenges of private aviation always is your ability to kind of utilize the fleet and close out those open legs, you know, the repositioning of aircraft.
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It was once widely assumed that the swiftest runners achieved top speed by swinging their legs more rapidly than slow runners while repositioning their limbs between takeoff and landing.
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But diplomats said defense ministers will consider more flights over Europe by U.S. warplanes capable of carrying nuclear warheads, more military training and the repositioning U.S. sea-based missiles.
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"On the expense front, expenses were a little higher than we expected, but legal repositioning accounted for that, so core expenses were actually a little better than expected," he said.
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Mercedes, whose Formula One team have been world champions for the past three seasons, said in a statement that it was carrying out a "strategic repositioning of its motorsport activities".
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The Fixes: With all of this planning and political repositioning, it is now time to see the city follow through and implement this vision for the Amsterdam of the 2020s.
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The firm has a history of adeptly repositioning itself: it purchased Android in 2005 and YouTube in 2006, which helped it profit from the rise of smartphones and online video.
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NATO is also considering more flights over Europe by U.S. warplanes capable of carrying nuclear warheads, more military training and the repositioning of U.S. sea-based missiles, alliance diplomats say.
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The Turkish invasion began shortly after President Donald Trump announced that US troops would be repositioning away from Kurdish forces, who have been US allies in the fight against ISIS.
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What does stop it, an estimated 90 percent of the time, is canalith repositioning, also known as the Epley maneuver, after the Oregon ear surgeon who devised it in 1980.
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Strains reappeared in recent years after Mr. Kim tested nuclear weapons and seemed to pull back from China while repositioning North Korea closer to the United States and South Korea.
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Mr. Trout continued writing books, including "Differentiate or Die: Survival in Our Era of Killer Competition" (2000) and "Repositioning: The New Battle for Your Mind" (2009), both with Steve Rivkin.
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On the heels of a 2017 merger and subsequent repositioning, this onetime contemporary hits station has tasked itself with filling a noted alt-rock void on New York City's airwaves.
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The repositioning in 2015 was to boost the contribution from products targeted at Tier 1 and 2 cities; 52% of the CNY140bn contracted sales came from products targeting these cities.
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An expert on restaurant lobbying who requested anonymity because of McDonald's power in the industry said the chain's repositioning appeared to be at least in part a political publicity stunt.
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With the rebranding and the security camera repositioning, Google may have better luck in convincing users that it's in their best interest to put a Google-connected camera in their home.
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Performance in 4Q'15 fell considerably on a linked-quarter basis, declining 14bps primarily due to higher energy-related credit costs, challenging fixed income markets, and higher linked-quarter repositioning costs.
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DETERRING IRAN Bolton and the U.S. special envoy for Iran, Brian Hook, told reporters on Thursday that a repositioning of U.S. military assets in the region had succeeded in deterring Iran.
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That might mean repositioning your friends, changing the angle of a close-up shot, looking for a shady area, or even waiting until later in the day to take a picture.
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To Seaburg's point, this means that unless the Fed manages to shift expectations, a hike would come as a substantial shock to the market, likely leading to major repositioning and volatility.
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As the diner filled up with Purdue fans awaiting the Virginia Tech game, Furman—after much interruption and narrative repositioning—began filling me in on the details of the Powell family.
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Beauty contributed 7 percent of Burberry's revenue in the first half of its 2016/17 financial year, down 17 percent on the prior period, partly as a result of the repositioning.
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The letter, drafted by Brigadier-General William Seely, head of the US Military&aposs Task Force Iraq, said it would be "repositioning" troops to prepare for "movement out" of the country.
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The US has notified Iraq of the repositioning of some of its troops, a US official with direct knowledge told CNN on Monday, but did not confirm withdrawal from the country.
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Citi successfully met its earnings ROA target in 20163, as results benefitted from still benign credit costs, a stable margin, a profitable Citi Holdings Segment, and lower legal and repositioning charges.
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In addition to repositioning its Edge browser, Microsoft has been busy swapping out its core rendering engine to use Chromium, the engine that powers Chrome and a number of other browsers.
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Whole Foods — The grocery chain was upgraded to "outperform" from "neutral" at Credit Suisse, which said Whole Foods is in the beginning stages of a market repositioning that should rejuvenate its growth.
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With first-quarter financial results due across the Gulf in a few weeks, investors are repositioning portfolios in anticipation of the impact of low oil prices, austerity measures and subdued economic growth.
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By repositioning JC Penney as a higher-end brand, Johnson was trying to move away from value-conscious, discount seeking, coupon-cutting customers to customers who care about shopping experience and ambience.
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Retailers are running out of other options for addressing high leverage, such as selling assets, or pursuing a longer-term strategic repositioning such as that by Marks & Spencer announced in May 2016.
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It made sense: Sales have been slowing, Americans aren't buying compact cars or sedans anymore, and GM is repositioning itself for a future that includes both bigger vehicles and many more electrics.
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Since announcing a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice last year, Barra and her executive team have been making news for posting stronger earnings and repositioning the automaker for future growth.
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After emerging from bankruptcy in 2005, the airline undertook a repositioning to capitalize on the enduring demand for air travel to Hawaii, one of the world's most popular tourist and leisure destinations.
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A few months later, he claims that users won't have to deal with this repositioning at all and will be able to complete the process from any angle at any distance. 6D.
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That has meant investors have had to do some repositioning lately, betting or hedging on one of the candidates or just piling into traditional safe havens such as gold and U.S. Treasuries.
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"We've had reports of ISIL repositioning both their combat capabilities and personnel, either within the city or even out of the city," he said, using an alternate acronym for the terrorist organization.
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After the initial repositioning from the Trump trade, however, investors may require details or clarity about tax-cutting or spending plans from the new administration to keep momentum going in those stocks.
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"We have begun repositioning Coalition troops to the Deir al-Zor region, in coordination with our SDF partners, to increase security (and) continue our mission to defeat (Islamic State) remnants," Caggins added.
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"With the markets collapsing, and investors wanting to see different types of results from these companies, we're probably six months behind repositioning the business," Bierman told Business Insider in a January interview.
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Why it matters: It's the latest sign that producers — facing modest prices and investor demands for returns — are repositioning after the boom that has made the U.S. the world's largest oil producer.
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Stable performance on the investment portfolio as well as the maintenance and widening of net investment spreads, from a combination of reducing crediting rates and asset mix repositioning, have supported overall profitability.
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The firm's head of global fixed income and U.S. equity technical strategy believes the end isn't near for the historic rally partly because investors aren't done repositioning following this summer's recession scare.
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A deal would help Ramsay become a leading private pan-European healthcare services provider, while Capio has said that repositioning towards Nordic markets could enhance its strategic focus and drive shareholder value.
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But overall no news offered an obvious reason for the later decline, said Lou Brien, market strategist for DRW Trading, making it likely to indicate trade flows as investors repositioning bond portfolios.
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"We have relatively stretched valuations and I think just a lot of (investor) repositioning from the upswing we've had on the commodity side," said Ben Jang, a portfolio manager Nicola Wealth Management.
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Among new developments is a repositioning of additional capacity in its Asian routes, particularly to and from China where it resumed flights to Beijing last month—seven years after it axed the service.
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" Fels said, however, that his firm has been repositioning into higher quality credit during the recent rally, taking advantage of this "period of a relative calm in financial markets since the February lows.
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The abrupt US repositioning of troops from the area has left Syrian Kurdish leaders looking for support from Syria's government and from Russia, and drawn scathing criticism from US officials and military personnel.
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Mallouk said that the markets were realizing that while Brexit would take time to play out, ultimately what will happen is a simple repositioning of international business and trade, rather than a collapse.
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And it's part of their whole repositioning of trying to get newer innovations to the consumer faster and to a younger consumer something they talked a lot about it their analyst day yesterday.
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Clinton's campaign is repositioning itself, after a year of emphasizing liberal positions and focusing largely on minority voters, to also appeal to independent and Republican-leaning white voters turned off by Mr. Trump.
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Also related to the re-brand is a formal repositioning of the firm to be consumer-only focused — both B2C and B2B2503C — with a remit to invest at seed and Series A stages.
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It is the most important new venture by the search company, which is repositioning itself as less a tool you go to and more an assistant that is sometimes visible but always present.
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Fitch expects management to continue to focus on cost containment initiatives while repositioning the loan portfolio towards relatively higher yielding CRE loans and away from lower yielding trade finance and correspondent banking loans.
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He said the fact that the Nasdaq sold off 2 percent Friday but the broader S&P 500 was flat is a good sign that investors are repositioning, not dumping out of equities.
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"The Board would like to thank Mr Stephens for his significant contribution to repositioning the Group and wishes him well as he moves on to take up his next challenge," said the company.
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Its like-for-like sales grew 7 percent, against 3 percent the previous quarter, helped by the success of Tag Heuer's repositioning and connected watch as well as solid demand for Bulgari jewellery.
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With Digital Luxury Group's help, the brand introduced a repositioning campaign at the Baselworld fair in March featuring a new logo, "Lucerne 1888," to highlight the brand's Swiss hometown and its founding year.
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Scenes like this have a stand-alone power, infusing Wilde's witticisms and clowning with tragic import and repositioning them as a bulwark against the hypocrisies of the age and the indignities of decline.
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Beyond signaling a bet on interest rates, a repositioning from momentum to value could indicate a flight to safety for investors concerned about a downturn, even as the market hovers around new highs.
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WASHINGTON — An official letter from the Defense Department informing Iraq that the United States was "repositioning forces" for "movement out of Iraq" produced headlines around the world that an American withdrawal had begun.
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In the impeachment trial's case, however, networks appear to be repositioning their shows as daily political ones to take advantage of people's interest and the already built infrastructure and routine for the shows.
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He has led a repositioning of the HPE Software portfolio to the needs of today's market and put in place a plan to increase our effective product investment as we integrate the companies.
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The Berlin sequence underlines this approach: It isn't about the team coming together for an incredible caper; it's about repositioning Dom's place in the film and, by extension, the franchise as a whole.
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Certainly, the mall sector is having some problems, but the full picture also includes an overall Q2 gain in demand across all retail formats, and a gradual repositioning of malls as mixed-use projects.
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REPOSITIONING ASSET BASE DDR accelerated disposition plans for its lowest quality assets and those providing limited growth resulting in more than $21000 billion in sales from the beginning of 211Q21500 through mid-July 21000.
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Not only can Taylor Swift afford a yacht, Taylor Swift can afford post-production repositioning of the moon, placing it within the frame of a music video instead of somewhere else — like the sky.
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Mr. Macri, the scion of a wealthy family and a former mayor of Buenos Aires, is also repositioning Argentina internationally, courting global business leaders and welcoming his counterparts from Europe and the United States.
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But it's a long game, and one that may not work in every market — underlining the drivers behind the company repositioning itself as a multimodal transport platform, after buying its way into e-bikes.
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She came to us to do the market research on that approach and get our input on the direction she wanted to go in, repositioning the vodka in a way that genuinely was authentic.
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Mr. Stracuzza did not have much time to dwell on Dinnah's repositioning because a group of friends were waiting at his house for a cookout: $700 worth of lobster, drawn salted butter and beer.
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The company is now repositioning Cortana as a skill that can run anywhere, and Microsoft has also moved the Cortana team out of its AI research division and into its Experiences and Devices team.
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However, the letter to investors Tuesday revealed that this had "not been sufficient to allow reasonable certainty as to when the repositioning would be fully achieved," which would allow the fund to re-open.
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"Formula One is a global sport that we are actively repositioning from a motorsport company to a media and entertainment brand," said Sean Bratches, F1's managing director of commercial operations, in a statement.
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However, the EBITDA drop of La Halle Footwear primarily stems from an ill-executed repositioning towards a more attractive offering and lower prices, making it unable to face strong competition from Chaussea, Gemo or Kiabi.
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But U.S. Special Representative for Iran Brian Hook said U.S. actions taken so far in the Gulf region, which include repositioning military assets, have had the "desired deterrent effect on the (Iranian) regime's risk calculations".
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General Dunford talks about how nearly 60% of America's air and naval forces are now in the Asia-Pacific, including its most modern weapons systems, in a repositioning that began seven or eight years ago.
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Repositioning Shipt is smart optics, at least, making Target look like a contender and getting some extra milage out of a service that arguably didn't quite catch fire the way its parent company had hoped.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Focus on UK Turnaround Fitch views the return to positive like-for-like sales in 4Q16 a result of Tesco's wide-reaching repositioning with a focus on price, offer, range, and brand.
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Fitch expects CLI's fixed-charge coverage (FCC) will weaken to the mid-13x range, largely driven by elevated recurring maintenance and leasing capex, including amenity capex related to the company's portfolio repositioning and stabilization efforts.
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Therefore, Fitch expects X5's LfL sales growth to decelerate in 2016-173 but remain strong compared with peers due to the group's ongoing refurbishment programme and repositioning of the group's supermarket and hypermarket formats.
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Breaches of those trading bands caused a mass repositioning with short positions closed out, long positions put on, new short positions put on only to be closed out again as the price kept motoring upwards.
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GPT is further along in an asset repositioning program to reduce office exposure, and has more industrial real estate exposure, which Fitch considers a positive given the underlying strength and future prospects for that sector.
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But signs that the United States is actually preparing a military option in North Korea — like a repositioning of military assets or an evacuation of American citizens in the region — have not appeared so far.
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I cannot explain the technology, called IceMagic, but somehow, with much whirring and repositioning of ungainly equipment, it turns a prerecorded actor, Bob Meenan, into a creepy, palsied ghost with a bizarrely strong Bronx accent.
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The Conservative government's celebrations on finally reaching divorce day may be short-lived as it now faces the monumental task of simultaneously repositioning Britain's global role and overseeing a massive green overhaul of the economy.
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"Shyam has been an invaluable partner to me for many years during critical business inflection points, helping to focus operations and organizations including Vornado, and repositioning companies for effective growth," Mathrani said in a statement.
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In 2011, JC Penney tried to go through a major repositioning – an exercise that could be instructive in evaluating International House of Pancakes' recent attempt to reposition itself from IHOP to IHOb – from pancakes to burgers.
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"If you are repositioning a $100 million aircraft, it's a big decision," said Phil Gregory, general manager of Wellcamp Airport, a A$200 million privately built air freight facility in the agriculture-rich state of Queensland.
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What's happening: President Trump won the 2016 election in large part by repositioning the Republican Party as the defender of rank-and-file workers in down-on-its-luck communities in Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
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Most people, both in and out of Apple, assumed the mini's middle-size market position would eventually be snuffed out of existence by ever-larger phones and the repositioning of the iPad as a laptop replacement.
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Even if Samsung is able to rebound and reuse the Note name, they have to be really smart about repositioning it or explaining things to consumers in a way that just, I don't know, earns trust.
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"There's a lot of repositioning," in the wake of Donald Trump's surprise election win on November 8, Herald Van Der Linde, head of equity strategy for Asia Pacific, at HSBC, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Friday.
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Performance in Global Markets illustrated in our view that substantial progress will need to be made in repositioning Credit Suisse's franchise following the closure of its distressed debt trading and European securitised trading businesses in 13Q16.
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"The Department is repositioning and consolidating all of its space commerce functions under my direct supervision in the Office of the Secretary," Ross said during a speech at the 34th Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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The continued suspension will enable Woodford to "complete a measured and orderly repositioning of the fund's portfolio", Link Fund Solutions, which has oversight of the fund, said in a letter to investors posted on its website.
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When Wilkins arrived, he mischievously switched his name card with the other one at his table, prompting the news media to play along, repositioning themselves and their equipment to lob questions at Clemson's most popular player.
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"I love repositioning Joe Biden as the underdog," said Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, a national co-chair of Mr. Biden's campaign, offering a glass-half-full assessment of Mr. Biden's place in the race.
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But while the new formats could benefit golf, they needed to be "linked to a repositioning and rebranding of the sport," said Simon Chadwick, a professor of sports enterprise at the University of Salford in England.
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"Shyam has been an invaluable partner to me for many years during critical business inflection points, helping to focus operations and organizations including at Vornado, and repositioning companies for effective growth," Mathrani said in a statement.
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The U.S. group said Clarke would take over from his namesake Andy Clarke at Asda on July 11, tasked with repositioning the chain, which ranks third after Tesco and Sainsbury's, in the "very competitive" British marketplace.
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The fourth season opens with a cheery framing, repositioning itself as a kind of working girl comedy, Kimmy having left Columbia and taken a job at a tech startup at the end of the last season.
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This repositioning of Android Wear began last year when Google started working more extensively with watchmakers Fossil and Tag Heuer, and fashion brand Michael Kors (which works with Fossil to design all its smartwatches and accompanying software).
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"Our work repositioning the SodaStream brand around sparkling water and effectively communicating the compelling benefits of our home carbonation system helped drive double digit revenue growth in each of our four geographic regions," CEO Daniel Birnbaum said.
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The focus on permitting is one sign of how the industry is repositioning itself in the wake of Trump's election after eight years of Obama, whose policies mostly supported the industries with the exception of federal permitting.
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So, instead of the giver simply repositioning their mouth to suck their partner's balls while giving oral, the receiver must physically move their body so that they're dipping their balls in and out of the giver's mouth.
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"The result was stable compared to the second quarter, but we are doing well, reacting well to our repositioning and we want to be a less financial and more impactful bank," BNDES President Gustavo Montezano told reporters.
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Trump's repositioning represents just the latest twist in US rhetoric and behavior over the dangerous nuclear showdown that's created confusion as to exactly where the administration stands on the first major foreign policy crisis of Trump's term.
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In Redwood City, on the peninsula between San Francisco and the heart of Silicon Valley, private equity firms have been snapping up buildings that house lower-income service workers and repositioning them for higher-income tech workers.
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Mr. Goold, the director, compounds the sense of occasion with various musical riffs that tilt the material in an unexpectedly larky direction, as if the thunderous repositioning of British journalism might just be the stuff of vaudeville.
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As food inflation in Russia decelerates, we project X5's LfL sales growth to slow in 33717 but to remain strong compared with peers due to repositioning of the group's supermarket and hypermarket formats and ongoing refurbishments.
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"We're prepared to have some skin in the game ... but it's not such a high amount that it undermines the whole financial rationale for portfolio repositioning," Wesfarmers' Managing Director Rob Scott told analysts on a conference call.
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Yes, this was largely the messy, mechanical repositioning of systematic investment vehicles that had overdone the "risk-off" trade and had to scramble to unwind it, and not so much the studied reassessment of the economic probabilities.
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Walmart said in February it was too slow in starting the repositioning of Asda and had not focused enough on using its leverage as a parent so that its British arm could be more aggressive on price cuts.
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However, CLI plans to use the proceeds for acquisitions and asset stabilization; repositioning and development capex, particularly in the context of its manageable debt maturity profile; and adequate access to unsecured bank term loan and secured mortgage debt.
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The decline was driven by realized investment losses and reduced net investment income, as the company is strategically repositioning its portfolio by selling longer-duration fixed income securities and increasing its exposure to private equities and real estate.
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Long one of the top female poker players in the world, Duke has been repositioning herself in recent years as a speaker and strategist, helping people and companies navigate those critical moments when everything is on the line.
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"We will push the repositioning of TUIfly further ahead in order to develop long-term prospects for the airline and its employees," TUI executive board member Sebastian Ebel said, adding it remained open for partnerships and joint ventures.
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Operating performance is strong and has shown improvement over the last two years due to the absence of elevated impairments and wider net investment spread from a combination of lowering crediting rates and repositioning to higher yielding assets.
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U.S. special envoy for Iran, Brian Hook, said on Thursday that a repositioning of U.S. military assets in the region had deterred Iran, but that the United States would respond with military force if its interests are targeted.
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That's because the person who has been assigned the strenuous tasks of repositioning walls and furniture for this strident satire, which opened on Sunday at the Flea Theater, is not a stagehand but a character in the play.
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OSLO, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg on Friday announced her biggest cabinet reshuffle since taking power in 2013, replacing or repositioning two-thirds of ministers in the hope of reviving the Conservative-led coalition's prospects.
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Carrefour, which has a purchasing alliance with Britain's Tesco and is cutting costs, as well as repositioning its business in its core French market, said that it expected its 13 recurring operating profit to reach 2.090 billion euros.
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Burberry is in the middle of a repositioning as a "higher" luxury label, meaning it can charge more for its clothes and accessories, a move initiated by Chief Executive Marco Gobbetti after he took on the role in 2017.
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Orbital ATK eventually plans to operate 10 MEV spacecraft that will be able to dock with other satellites that are running out of fuel, repositioning and controlling them to continue serving their existing areas or move to new areas.
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While Rzepecki said it was harder to raise funds as the company was repositioning from an equipment seller to a fleet operator, Jump's years of experience working with local governments has been a clear advantage as the company scales.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Grupo BTG Pactual SA took the last steps toward a strategic repositioning in the third quarter triggered by fallout from the involvement of founder André Esteves in a corruption scandal in Brazil, executives said on Wednesday.
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BTG Pactual, said Mr. Sallouti, a Wharton graduate who joined the bank in 22.6 and became a partner in 23.6, is now in the final steps of what he called a strategic repositioning that it was forced to undertake.
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But the rest of the novel — with its reams of psych-speak dialogue ("You have to let it go — you have to open yourself up") and Leavitt's repositioning of William as a victim suddenly worthy of pity — seemed mawkish.
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"We have done the repositioning work and we are now seeing net growth coming through because the drag effect from business exits has now diminished," said Boyles, who took over his current role in 2012 and spearheaded the restructuring.
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David Gaspar, managing director at innovation consultancy DDG, echoed Delana and said the transition will likely prove fruitful in repositioning Plank in a role where he has more creative leeway and ability to breathe fresh life into the brand.
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The median pay gap between men and women doing comparable jobs has fallen to 7.6 percent from 9.3 percent since last year amid a series of initiatives that included introducing simpler job descriptions and repositioning people within pay ranges.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper suggested on Thursday he could be ready to start a highly anticipated global force repositioning this year as part of an effort to refocus the Pentagon on challenges from China and Russia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has completed its military pullback in northeastern Syria, settling into a more stable posture of about 353 troops in the rest of the country after repositioning and reducing forces, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said.
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"Our macro businesses benefited from increased volumes in rates and repositioning in FX as the markets re-priced the path for US monetary and fiscal policy following the election," Jonathan Pruzan, Morgan Stanley CFO, said on an earnings call.
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Target declined to say how much it is spending on toy advertising and repositioning itself, but the company did lay out plans last year to spend $2 billion on promotions, stores and technology to fight other retailers head on.
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The company expects to invest 2 billion euros next year in the improvement of its delivery network and in repositioning Stop & Shop, its largest U.S. brand, while cutting costs by a total of 1.8 billion euros in the coming three years.
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Morgan Stanley Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Pruzan said on Tuesday the bank's macro businesses benefited from increased volume and rates and repositioning in currency trading, as the markets repriced the path for US monetary and fiscal policy following the November election.
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" At that same news conference, Esper stressed that the US will remain focused on the safety of its men and women in uniform and "as such we are repositioning additional forces in the region to assist with force protection as necessary.
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MILITARY DEPLOYMENT U.S. special envoy for Iran, Brian Hook, said on Thursday that a repositioning of U.S. military assets in the region had deterred Iran, but that the United States would respond with military force if its interests are targeted.
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But Republicans who have watched her short political career talk of a jarring transformation, even as they acknowledge the Trump factor for Republicans in races across the country this year often requires such repositioning in order to escape a primary.
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The gaming hardware company also switched to Sony camera sensors with optical image stabilization — both 12 megapixels, one wide-angle and another regular — for the Razer Phone 2, repositioning them on the back and adding a new, better-looking camera app.
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Faced with more sluggish sales than rivals like Kering's Gucci or LVMH's Louis Vuitton, Chief Executive Marco Gobbetti is repositioning the 162-year old brand firmly in the luxury segment, where profit margins are higher and growth is more consistent.
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Instead, Pavletic will use a special procedure he himself developed years ago that will reconstruct a functional foot for Maverick by rotating what remains of the animal's foot pad and repositioning it over the most weight-bearing part of his foot.
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Anthem Chief Executive Officer Joseph Swedish said during a Morgan Stanley investor conference that the company has been repositioning itself in states with an eye to re-entering when appropriate if Congress and the White House stabilize the individual markets.
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"It's a quality of life thing," the mayor told VICE, repositioning the souvenir Sweet Dreams THC candy container next to the silver framed photo of his California Highway Patrol retirement party on the credenza in his spotless office at City Hall.
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Mr. Macri, the scion of a wealthy family and a former mayor of Buenos Aires, is also repositioning Argentina internationally, distancing the country from socialist Venezuela, courting global business leaders, and welcoming his counterparts from Europe and the United States.
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To mitigate the balance-sheet effect of such transactions in times of high shareholder returns, the generics division is earmarked to be sold and could form part of a potential asset swap transaction to accelerate the strategic repositioning of the group.
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BAGHDAD, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The United States-led military coalition against Islamic State said on Monday that it was pulling out of Iraq and would be repositioning forces over the next few days and weeks, a letter seen by Reuters showed.
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Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan has authorized "the repositioning of approximately 250 active duty military personnel from current border security support missions in Arizona to the vicinity of the Eagle Pass" in response to the approaching caravan, Pentagon spokesman Capt.
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Repositioning costs are expected to be much lower through the rest of 2016, but Gerspach said weak business so far will likely result in a worse-than-expected ratio of costs to revenue for the full year of about 58 percent.
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He deferred any questions about product plans to the June presentation, other than saying that Europe presented the largest challenge for FCA given its complex regulatory framework that in turn would be the single biggest driver in repositioning the group going forward.
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INTTRA, which runs one of the largest electronic transaction software platforms in the shipping industry, said industry experts estimate that finding and repositioning empty containers costs the ocean shipping industry up to $20 billion a year, approximately 40 percent of handling costs.
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MILITARY DEPLOYMENT U.S. special envoy for Iran, Brian Hook, said on Thursday that a repositioning of U.S. military assets in the region had succeeded in deterring Iran, but that the United States would respond with military force if its interests are targeted.
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VW Chief Executive Matthias Mueller has said Wolfsburg-based VW is weighing plans to start its own battery production as part of the group's repositioning, with an engine plant in Salzgitter and a component factory in Braunschweig vying for electric-car orders.
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While some health care work will resume after Congress returns in September, congressional leaders are already repositioning toward working on a number of fiscal issues, including raising the debt ceiling and passing a budget, not to mention tax reform, after they get back.
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However, the agency believes CLI is more likely to use the proceeds for acquisitions and asset stabilization; repositioning and development capex, particularly in the context of its manageable debt maturity profile; and adequate access to unsecured bank term loan and secured mortgage debt.
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ALIC's risky assets ratio, which increased to 241% in 2015 from 3683% in 2014, is among the highest in Fitch's universe, and may continue to rise due to its portfolio repositioning if total adjusted capital (TAC) does not increase at a commensurate level.
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The UK has had a naval vessel, Mounts Bay, preloaded with disaster relief supplies in the Caribbean since July, and within a couple of days had restored electricity at Anguilla's hospital and cleared the airport runway before repositioning to the British Virgin Islands.
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"While the price uptrend momentum of these mineral products remains strong, possible price volatility related to China's EV sales performance due to government subsidies cuts may present good opportunities for repositioning those cobalt/lithium related stocks," Argonaut Securities said in a strategy paper.
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Emerson said it expects to incur separation costs of $13.43-$250 million related to "portfolio repositioning activities" and expects to record a loss of about $100 million in the fourth quarter related to the sale of its motors and electric power unit.
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We expect Casino France's profits and cash flows to significantly increase in 244 despite strong competition in the French food retail market, due to successful price repositioning, the benefits from announced purchasing partnership agreements, network refurbishment and a mildly improving trading environment.
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"She was for 50 years — in her writing and teaching — in the forefront of repositioning the study of film from being a subset of literature to being a discipline in its own right, in dialogue with the visual arts," Ms. Taubin said.
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" Mr. Baquet and Mr. Kahn said in their note that the shift to digital publishing demanded a "smaller and more focused newsroom," but added that the reconfiguration should be viewed as "a necessary repositioning of The Times's newsroom, not as a diminishment.
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Pence's trip may have been an attempt to smooth over the dismay among Iraqi Kurds over Trump's repositioning of U.S. troops in northeastern Syria, which has left Kurds at the mercy of a Turkish invasion, prompting an outflow of refugees to Iraq.
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Key measures comprise the restructuring of the loss-making banners (notably more than 230 store closures mainly at La Halle Apparel), competitive repositioning on products and prices, store network optimisation and e-commerce development, as well as the streamlining of its cost structure.
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Fitch expects asset quality to improve over the next several years as a result of VER's capital repositioning strategy of disposing of select non-core single tenant assets, and culling non-controlled joint ventures, as well as assets with underlying flat leases.
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CAPITAL REPOSITIONING IMPROVES ASSET QUALITY After joining VER as CEO in 2015, Glenn Rufrano implemented a portfolio enhancement strategy focused on culling the portfolio of non-core and lower growth assets, and reducing exposure to restaurant, office and non-controlled joint ventures.
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Even those who don't spend thousands of dollars on a wholesale transformation do spend weeks cleaning, clearing out clutter, repositioning the furniture and, of course, tossing around the throw pillows, all to make their home feel like an idealized version of itself.
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The ability to feel also facilitated the robot's ability to learn how to play all on its own, both in terms of finding a block that was loose enough to remove, and repositioning it on the top of the tower without upsetting the delicate balance.
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However, successful execution of this repositioning is not without challenges from both an operational execution and capital investment perspective and is occurring at a time when cash flow generation is depressed relative to historical levels and management is still grappling with HMA integration issues.
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Although the female empowerment tour seems to be more about repositioning the candidate than about the actual women he purports to want to "empower," the campaign didn't stop there to try to chip away at their 9-point deficit with female voters compared with Clinton.
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"I think oil is reacting still to the steady rise in the U.S. rig count and the realization that momentum is building to the downside from the repositioning of speculative interests in the market," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital in New York.
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Here, she offers some tips to get the most bang for your buck the next time you book a cruise: In the cruise industry, "positioning cruises" (sometimes referred to as "repositioning cruises,") are ones where a ship relocates from one region to the next.
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They also suggested Ford might need to shed some unprofitable business units or drop out of global markets like India, where it is struggling to maintain a foothold — an unwinding similar to the way G.M. is repositioning its business under its chief executive, Mary Barra.
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"Sir, in deference to the sovereignty of the Republic of Iraq, and as requested by the Iraqi Parliament and the Prime Minister, CJTF-OIR will be repositioning forces over the course of the coming days and weeks to prepare for onward movement," read the letter.
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The United States has no plans to pull its troops out of Iraq, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Monday, following reports by Reuters and other media of an American military letter informing Iraqi officials about repositioning troops in preparation for leaving the country.
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"We see the more favorable macro backdrop benefitting the near term outlook, while the strategic repositioning has the potential to create benefits over the next 3+ years, though is not without risks," Bank of America's analyst Michael Carrier said in a note on Thursday.
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Burberry's chief executive Marco Gobbetti is part way through repositioning the label to be more upmarket and is pinning his hopes on Riccardo Tisci, the former Givenchy star who has designed costumes for Beyonce and Madonna, to help transform the quintessentially British fashion house.
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"This transaction is the final step in the repositioning of AXA Bank Europe as a fully focused Belgian retail bank, serving almost 1 million clients and operating jointly with AXA Insurance in Belgium," AXA Bank Europe Chief Executive Jef Van In said in a statement.
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The pressure has even led some parents to adopt drastic measures like saddling their elf with a serious case of the flu or a broken leg just to get some relief from the nightly elfin repositioning — not exactly the stuff warm holiday memories are made of.
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In his solo show at Galeria Mascota, Prologue: Digital Cenotaphs, Miguel Angel Salazar uses digital technology to rescue a cenotaph of King Uthal, destroyed by an ISIS attack on the Mosul Museum in Iraq, repositioning the monument in a way that recalls its own violent destruction.
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Richemont has not had a chief executive since Richard Lepeu retired earlier this year, but is steered by a senior executive committee that includes Lambert and now also a newly appointed head of watch brand distribution, Emmanuel Perrin, who will assist Lambert in repositioning the watch business.
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"One thing that maybe we would criticize ourselves for is that we didn't start the repositioning of the business sooner, that we didn't focus more on the leverage opportunities so that Asda was able to invest more aggressively in price," Price told Reuters in an interview.
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Pioneering practitioners of the medium, like Fluxus artists Ray Johnson and Robert Filliou, used rubber stamps and collage to create irreverent, often humorous messages, repositioning the experience of art as an intimate, personal interaction in one's home as opposed to the hallowed halls of cultural institutions.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Persistent Credit Profile Headwinds: The Negative Outlook reflects CHS's high leverage, weak operating trends since the acquisition of rival hospital operator Health Management Associates (HMA) in late 2014, and execution risk surrounding a divestiture and business repositioning plan in some of the company's markets.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Persistent Credit Profile Headwinds: The Negative Outlook reflects CHS' high leverage, weak operating trends since the acquisition of rival hospital operator Health Management Associates (HMA) in late 2014, and execution risk surrounding a divestiture and business repositioning plan in some of the company's markets.
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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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The good news is we were at zero, a few years back, three years back, to be precise, so we're-, we're, sort of, halfway there, on the-, on the return story, uh, but having done the real heavy lifting, in terms of repositioning our bank for growth.
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Ironically enough, it may also be the one thing grating enough to keep the rest of America from turning on the Cubs like they did the Red Sox and Warriors before them, and repositioning Chicago as a bully to be overthrown instead of a cursed darling.
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Unlike the Shiite terrorist militias in Lebanon, now repositioning, in part, to southern Syria, and unlike the Syrian-supported Hamas and Islamic Jihad Sunni forces, who very enthusiastically target noncombatants, Israel has always been meticulous about striking at exclusively hard targets in both Syria and Lebanon.
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The repositioning is at once modest and ambitious: Conflicts related to land use and ownership, for example, are a major source of social and political violence in many parts of the world, and they usually affect the most vulnerable populations, like minority groups and the poor.
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He claimed a sleepwalking defense, but he did things which indicated to Bornemann that the man was not a typical case: His opening and closing of his stepdaughter's door and repositioning of her pillows indicated higher brain functions were at work than are present in an episode of sexsomnia.
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I had another hockey player there at first, and I kept positioning and repositioning it, and nothing worked, but then on my computer I found a photograph of a Haitian painter called Hippolyte, who was in a show I curated with Hilton Als in Berlin, and it was perfect.
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Speaking at the Four Seasons Hotel in New York City along with a number of hospitality industry executives and advocates, along with US Ambassador to the Dominican Republic Robin Bernstein, Garcia kicked off what he called a "repositioning" campaign regarding US perceptions of tourist safety in the Caribbean nation.
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But the therapist knew to straddle boundaries: She began repositioning herself during sessions, taking a chair closer to Touch, though she had sat across the room in their previous sessions.. At one point, she sat on the ottoman in front of Touch and complimented her eyes—during a session.
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The about-face was part of a larger repositioning as the Islamic State loses ground, not only in Syria but also in Iraq, where forces backed by the United States began a drive on Monday to oust the group from the sprawling and strategically vital city of Mosul.
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Last month, she joined other world leaders in criticizing his response to the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Va. For Mr. Trump, the news of another terrorist attack also offered a moment to do some political repositioning by returning to themes that have animated him since the presidential campaign.
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"Sir, in deference to the sovereignty of the Republic of Iraq, and as requested by the Iraqi Parliament and the Prime Minister, CJTF-OIR will be repositioning forces over the course of the coming days and weeks to prepare for onward movement," Seely wrote in the draft letter.
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"Given Iger's interest in technology, Twitter's in-process repositioning as a mobile live video destination and Disney's need to shift its story away from the challenges facing ESPN, a Twitter acquisition has real strategic merits," Rich Greenfield, an analyst at the financial services firm BTIG, wrote in a blog post.
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This was supported by its land-bank repositioning since late 2015, with nearly 0003% of 2016 contracted sales coming from products targeting Tier 1 and 2 cities, compared with 52% in 2015; 65% of its newly acquired CNY128 billion attributable land bank in 2016 also targets Tier 1 and 13 cities.
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The first source told Reuters that some of this year's returns were due to a repositioning in energy and commodities, based on the belief that oil would not remain for long above or below a $30-$50 range and that China was not going to collapse - as some investors had feared.
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But the idea that the brand's transformation is complete, as the news release suggests (to be specific, the statement characterized Mr. Slimane's stay as "a four-year mission, which has led to the complete repositioning of the brand"), and can simply be handed over to another designer, is a troubling one.
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However, that has not stopped Russian President Vladimir Putin from promising to retaliate, or from repositioning troops in a way suggestive of a full-on invasion of the troubled Donbas region, where Russia-backed separatists, supported by Russian troops, have been locked in a stalemate with Kiev's forces for nearly two years.
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Improvement to 2.0x UA/UD would require 16% growth in unencumbered NOI if net unsecured debt remained at current levels, or meaningfully reduced debt balances which Fitch views unlikely in the near term as the company focuses capital investment on the redevelopment and repositioning of its portfolio to drive cash flow growth.
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Whatever the ironies, and even if Ms. Le Pen falls short, as the polls suggest, political analysts here say that her gender strategy is one of the reasons the National Front has gained ground — although she has long worked at repositioning the party, expelling her father and playing down its anti-Semitic past.
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In the endless topsy-turvy infighting and repositioning among Zimbabwe's political elites, the ZANU-PF faction that lost to Mr. Mnangagwa last November — led by Mr. Mugabe's wife, Grace, and a former education minister, Jonathan Moyo — declared its support for Mr. Chamisa, the leader of the group that has long opposed ZANU-PF.
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Despite various players now saying that they don't want war, heightened tensions with Iran -- which have led to the repositioning of US military assets in the Middle East and an order to partially withdraw US diplomats from Iraq -- are no surprise: Trump's policy as a candidate and as President has been to saber rattle.
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She commissioned a story on Donald and Ivana Trump in 22013: "Wanted to capture their fascinating repositioning now that they are divorcing and Ivana has been upgraded to superstar victim of a brutish, philandering husband, which she is playing to the hilt," she said in "The Vanity Fair Diaries: 22010 to 210," published in 2017.
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Taking inspiration from the successes (and failures) of smaller Gulf neighbors like Dubai, Saudi Arabia is trying to shift away from a reliance on oil and gas revenues and is repositioning itself as a dynamic place for business, hospitality and leisure — this in one of the most restrictive societies in the world for women.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jim Osman's suite of new sculptures in The Walnut Series, the artist's sixth solo show at Lesley Heller Gallery, lures viewers into a charmed pathway of house-like, stack-like, friendly-like, even rather unlikely-like wooden constructions that invite interaction and visual deconstruction, dismounting, repositioning, and intermixing.
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Each repositioning in the galleries to look at this work — whether the Kleenex box resting on a trunk decorated with the image of a waterfall, the sound of water coming from within, or the panoramic photo of a Southwestern landscape lining the hallway — encourages another view through the floor-to-ceiling windows out toward the metal ponds.
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Mr. Needham and Mr. Rubio have both had to reckon with that disruption — Mr. Needham as an executive for an organization that ousted its leader last year amid a dispute over how to remain relevant in Mr. Trump's Washington and Mr. Rubio as a prominent, but ultimately unheeded, voice for repositioning the Republican Party as gentler and more inclusive.
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Cousins and Pelicans pivot man Anthony Davis don't just give one another the best teammate either has had as a pro; they inject immediate intrigue into a stretch run that looked primed for little more than the usual dull playoff repositioning; spoiler, if you're just joining this season: the Cavs and Warriors get the 1-seeds.
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Investors in Saudi shares have been repositioning their portfolio over the last month to reflect the slightly improving macro-economic conditions, both domestically with the now cheaper cost of funding, and globally with the increased likelihood of an interest rate hike and the possibility of a cut in crude oil supply at the OPEC meeting next week.
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"Over the past few years there has been a repositioning of the utility sector toward sustainable clean energy...(a move) to something that is much more based on digitalized power forces and a world of electrification, with electric vehicles and smart houses," said Jeanette Smits van Oyen, head of utilities investment banking EMEA at JPMorgan (JPM.
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Similarly, by pledging to leave entitlements untouched as baby boomers near retirement — one of several major issues on which he differs with leading Republicans like Speaker Paul D. Ryan, who recently said he was not yet ready to support Mr. Trump — he is repositioning the party away from the market-oriented politics it has been identified with for decades.
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" Mr. Flint said that repositioning the HSBC's European business once there is a decision on whether banks will be able to continue to serve clients in the European Union out of London, a concept known as "passporting," will "add to the very heavy workload already in place to address the regulatory and technological changes that are reshaping our industry.
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"The idea of the uptight, paranoid, nervous Englishman makes me laugh, and there is a great pleasure in playing that kind of character," said Nighy, who spends much of the movie positioned next to the fire in his drawing room, protected from the draft by screens whose choreographed positioning and repositioning makes them almost a character unto themselves.
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Although the Malinas and Mr. Deaver sought to retain the overall spirit of the home, they introduced extensive changes to cater to 21st-century living, including opening and expanding the tiny galley kitchen, installing an open staircase made of thick plywood, replacing and repositioning windows, and adding a fresh palette of light oak millwork in place of dark mahogany paneling.
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Now the vice president of marketing for Simply Be's U.S. team, he has an impressive resume that includes heading up global brand communications for the high-street favorite; a stint as the executive fashion and beauty director for the photographer Rankin and his bi-annual magazine, Hunger; and leading multiple award-winning global repositioning campaigns for a breadth of popular name brands.
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He has been repositioning Turkey as an adversary of the United States for years — covertly aiding ISIS in Syria (before switching sides on a dime to align with Russian forces), overtly embracing Hamas terrorists, flooding Europe with migrants, and hosting an international summit condemning U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, to name just a few of the lowlights.
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"Sir, in deference to the sovereignty of the Republic of Iraq, and as requested by the Iraqi Parliament and the Prime Minister, CJTF-OIR will be repositioning forces over the course of the coming days and weeks to prepare for onward movement," read a letter from United States Marine Corps Brigadier General William H. Seely III, the commanding general of Task Force Iraq.
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The repositioning follows President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's State of the Union speech on Tuesday, during which he said that "large, organized caravans are on the march to the United States," drawing groans from Democratic lawmakers.
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While on the surface the Cambridge Epigenetix investment might appear a little different to the handful of other investments GV has made in Europe to date — which include investing in a music licensing platform, a members-only travel startup, an email marketing business and a personalized book publisher — the firm confirmed to TechCrunch there is no repositioning of its investment strategy going on here, either in Europe or globally.
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ANNOUNCES FIRST QUARTER OPERATING AND FINANCIAL RESULTS AND REAFFIRMS CREDIT FACILITIES * RAGING RIVER EXPLORATION INC - QTRLY EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.09 * RAGING RIVER EXPLORATION INC - QTRLY FFO PER SHARE $0.38 * RAGING RIVER EXPLORATION- QTRLY PRODUCTION WITH AVERAGE PRODUCTION OF 24,118 BOE/D (93% OIL) REPRESENTING INCREASE OF 6% OVER COMPARABLE PERIOD IN 2017 * RAGING RIVER EXPLORATION INC - THE STRATEGIC REPOSITIONING OF CO PROCESS IS ONGOING Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"We're taking our industry-facing initiatives, practical guidelines for restaurants on how they can make choices that support planetary health and wellness, and repositioning them as accessible public offerings," said Maryam Ahmed, director of public programs for the C.I.A. Offerings, which include cooking classes, chef demonstrations, tastings, garden tours, sit-down dinners and more, are available with a general festival pass (various versions range from $50 to $350), or via individual event tickets (some are free, others cost $150 or more).
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