Recognizing the trend, some companies are working to retool employees.
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VW owners can have the company retool the emissions systems.
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The administration's proposal joins legislative efforts to retool the law.
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"Retool your inner climate," one of our early slogans suggested.
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BMW wants to retool its factories by 2020 for the transition.
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It is going to take a while to retool this country.
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For example, maybe you'll retool your profile on a jobs site.
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Instead, they're in an advantageous position to retool on the fly.
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It previously sold chicken strips but is working to retool that formula.
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However, the senator doesn't like Trump's current effort to retool the accord.
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Tesla has had to retool a car-making facility in Fremont, Calif.
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It came with additional time and money for the department to retool.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to retool the economy to confront the climate crisis.
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They have experts that understand the complexity so that they can retool it.
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"The entire industry does need to retool itself around the internet," Cohen said.
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The automaker invested $800 million to retool the plant for the new model.
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We're trying to retool the experience so that it can ... Move it around.
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Analysts say India must retool its electricity grid for the post-coal era.
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So as teams look to retool, they are looking for offensive-minded coaches.
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During the hiatus, producers began to retool House of Cards' final season without Spacey.
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He said filers can retool their tax withholding at work using Form W-4.
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Retool your budget to handle those extra college expenses and any reduction in income.
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Online ad-tech platforms are already scrambling to retool their marketplaces to serve streamers.
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We can't retool work force development without a partnership with the free enterprise system.
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Hornacek's dismissal was an expected part of the new regime's efforts to retool the team.
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Taken together, the turnover shows Kobach's campaign aiming to retool itself as it faces Gov.
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With that came the hint that he may retool his programming for the coming season.
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These companies are "writing the same code over and over again" and wasting time, Retool claims.
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Henson is the perfect actress to retool a film that, let's be honest, has some flaws.
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Ford invested $850 million in the Detroit-area plant to retool for the pickup and SUV.
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It's not uncommon for Game of Thrones to retool characters between seasons – just ask Dickon Tarly.
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In the coming months NBC will have to retool both the 9 and 10 a.m. hours.
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Over a long enough period, labor shortages can spark investment and raise productivity as companies retool.
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Nine years after the subprime lending bubble, lawmakers have yet to retool the nation's mortgage infrastructure.
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"Low code/no code tools like Retool are being rapidly adopted to fill in the gap."
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This means that dating apps need to retool their offers to fit our new dating landscape.
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Americans understand that at some point in their careers, they may have to retool and retrain.
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Retool says they've already signed on a large enterprise customer in a paid pilot worth $2125 million.
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It was theoretically possible—if she could retool an existing enzyme that made the swap in RNA.
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Sure, we've had to retool my vision a bit, but we all agree it's stronger than ever.
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It's not unusual for a White House to retool after midterms, but this seems more tumultuous. 21990.
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A shortage of highly skilled labor also will give older workers more opportunities to retool their skills.
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Rihanna appeared on "Stripped," the radio equivalent of MTV Unplugged and chose to retool Marley's hit song.
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Mr. Irace eventually admitted defeat, shutting down the old production line last fall to retool the plant.
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If we start with more precise premises, we can more readily see how to retool our hammers.
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"We are going to retool our loyalty program to work in concert with Season Pass," League said.
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We have already implemented those changes for iOS and Android, and are working to retool web player settings.
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Instead, the administration withdrew the ban, promising to retool it in ways that would address the legal issues.
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After one month, the company shut down the test to retool its design, production and other operational strategies.
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And completely retool the party with new leadership, a new direction, new message and winning strategy for 2018.
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Not just honoring them, but providing them with a focus to help them retool and reenter civilian society.
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They must retool factories, retrain workers, reorganize their supplier networks and rethink the whole idea of car ownership.
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But manufacturers are realizing that a shift to battery power also requires them to retool their sales machinery.
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And finally in July, it announced that it would shut down for "several weeks" to retool its model.
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Paradoxically, however, Clyburn on Election Day complained that Biden needed to "retool" his campaign but didn't provide specifics.
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The firm also warned company founders that their customers might retool their spending habits, which could hurt sales.
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The new investments will retool the factory to make battery modules and a new electric sport utility vehicle.
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The Mets were not going to rebuild during this disappointing season, but rather pause to retool the roster.
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In January, Trump's new party will retool federal and international policies to recalibrate the government's internal and global posture.
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That much time in the arena means that at some points you're going to have to retool the machine.
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Businesses serving more traditional industries can't simply hire a machine-learning PhD and retool their entire organizations around data.
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Its success prompted Kickstarter to retool Drip, its subscription service for independent musicians, to compete more directly with Patreon.
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LinkedIn launched an internal AI academy for developers, engineers and technical recruits to retool them for an automated future.
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Exxon says work to retool the terminal near Port Arthur, Texas, along the Louisiana border will begin this quarter.
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California secessionists plan to retool their movement this week to include a large-scale land giveaway to Native Americans.
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Big bonuses are a cost-effective way to retain and retool talent without resorting to bringing in fresh recruits.
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When falling oil prices tanked the oil industry in 2014, builders scrambled to retool their offerings for smaller pocketbooks.
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However, they left open the question of whether Congress could retool the law to create such liability for states.
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Related: Established automakers are realizing that a shift to battery power also requires them to retool their sales machinery.
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But his campaign is now having to retool its big-donor-focused approach just as it was gaining steam.
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We need to coordinate our own citizens to retool factories or make things at home or whatever is needed.
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"David Green is right that they can retool, that they can go back to work," the Ohio lawmaker said.
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But now it seems Reddit is ready to retool the site so it can appeal to a wider, mainstream audience.
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That much time in the arena means that at some point you are going to have to retool the machine.
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Now, after two months to rethink and retool, The Walking Dead has returned for the second half of the season.
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As technology improves, it is helping retool developing nations' arsenals with modern gadgets, such as GPS guidance and automated systems.
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They're continually targeting different verticals — universities, NGOs and governments — and they learn from others, retool and modify their attacks constantly.
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After every election, important political institutions retool for governing, which creates a strong incentive to leave campaign-related controversies unaddressed.
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Stevens said the major driver was the amount of factory downtime the automaker needed to retool factories for truck manufacturing.
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The overarching goal is to support people as they retool their careers and prepare for the workplace of the future.
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Toyota says it's investing $1.3 billion to retool its sprawling Georgetown, Kentucky, factory where its flagship Camry sedans are built.
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He was the final performance at the old Coliseum, in 2015, before it shut down for two years to retool.
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In the days afterward, stunned industry leaders pressed Mr. Cuomo and legislators from moderate suburban districts to retool the legislation.
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"We all have to sit down and get serious about how we retool this campaign," he told CNN on Saturday.
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The key is to retool the tax system in fair, creative and efficient ways — not just add a new tax.
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The rising cost of rent has prompted some states like New York, Oregon, and California to retool their rent laws.
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Gigliotti would have to quickly retool the broadcast so that every Oscar was presented without edits, in the traditional manner.
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"Every time one of those kinds of things happens, we have to retool our relationships with families," he told me.
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One counter-argument has been that it'd be too expensive to retool the country's myriad school systems to start later.
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Hub is just the latest move in their plan to retool the entire delivery infrastructure in a way that benefits Amazon.
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But now they'll retool it — like, Anders Holm, who plays Bow's dad, is being recast — and it will air next season.
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This includes $1.5 billion in a plant in Michigan and another $1 billion to retool assembly plants in Ohio and Illinois.
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It is an easy task to retool Cold War rhetoric to fit today's icy relations between Russia and the United States.
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Read more: The Warriors pulled off a fascinating retool as they lost Kevin Durant, and they may not be done yet
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He did, however, say that the union would seek support from the government to help retool the rest of the factory.
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If he has to retool those rallies, it will make a major difference in terms of how he runs his campaign.
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" The office will use ideas from the private sector to retool how the government works and "spur job creation and innovation.
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They have been running competitively with messages tailored to those districts, he said, and may not find it easy to retool.
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He concluded that AT&T was merely attempting to retool itself for the 21st century, not looking for a structural advantage.
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"I think we will have to sit down and get serious about how we retool this campaign," said South Carolina Rep.
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In the late 19th century, President William McKinley helped Republicans retool for the shift from an agricultural to an industrial economy.
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But despite many attempts over the years, Republicans failed to repeal it and to retool large sections of the health law.
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"I think we will have to sit down and get serious about how we retool this campaign, how we retool the fundraising, how we do the GOTV, and at that point in time many of us around the country will be able to join with him and help him get it right," Clyburn said of Biden.
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Volkswagen will retool three of its German plants to build electric cars and to explore alliances with battery partners and rival carmakers.
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When the world's automakers are scrambling to retool into electric and driverless mobility companies, they are thinking about this number: 233 billion.
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The rout has wiped out an estimated $1 trillion from global bond markets and has Wall Street scrambling to retool its forecasts.
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Here's something that almost everyone can agree on: We need to rebuild and retool the country's aging infrastructure for the 21st century.
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Now she helps other young people retool their careers and prepare for the workplace of the future — over mimosas and acai bowls.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Democrats on Thursday suspended work on legislation to retool Senate-passed border aid legislation, a Democratic aide said.
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The good news is that some enterprising minds managed to inventively retool the genre you once described as the "cockroach" of Broadway.
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The good news is that some enterprising minds managed to inventively retool the genre you once described as the "cockroach" of Broadway.
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Trumka, who lambasted Trump's record on labor issues, on Thursday gave him rare praise for the attempt to retool the trade agreement.
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Ford had previously outlined a plan to retool the plant for the new Bronco SUV, but had not disclosed a specific schedule.
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Trump also plans to retool our military, which will make Lockheed Martin (LMT), Northrop Grumman (NOC) and General Dynamics (GD) direct beneficiaries.
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Trump may retool that tax proposal to bring down the price tag, said Stephen Moore, a conservative economist with the Heritage Foundation.
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A narrower, no-cost effort to retool cumbersome permitting processes for infrastructure projects might be able to overcome such fiscal concerns, noted O'Toole.
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Bringing in talent such as Tony Gilroy demonstrated that Disney had some real concerns and worked hard to retool parts of the movie.
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According to THR, Netflix will retool the show with a new director (Muschietti is currently working on It: Chapter 2) and new cast.
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In 2018, Facebook signed an agreement with Washington state to retool its ad platform—yet another promise to fix its discriminatory ad problem.
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As organizations retool their workforces, there are more opportunities to work remotely, which is great news for those with the skills and experience.
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In the fall, she hired the widely admired Australian coach Darren Cahill to retool her game and help her with the mental side.
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It was a no-brainer for Steve Asmussen to try to retool Creator at Churchill Downs, where he perennially leads the trainers' standings.
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To avoid a disastrous downward spiral, we need to employ every strategy to allow businesses to quickly retool for safety and resume operations.
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The companies said that efforts to retool the Kokomo, Indiana, plant, which normally supplies electrical components for vehicles, were underway "around the clock."
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Before he can retool U.S. foreign aid spending, Pompeo will have to argue against the proposed 85033 percent spending cut in Trump's budget.
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Now the collateral damage is becoming clear, as philanthropic efforts that relied on these figures' celebrity have been derailed or forced to retool.
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LPO's Advanced Vehicles Manufacturing Projects (AVMP) program has issued $8 billion in loans to help build new vehicle manufacturing plants and retool older ones.
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All of this means that Amazon and Bezos are at a new point where they have to evaluate their plans and retool what works.
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It is less expensive to run extra shifts at those plants than to run one shift at another plant you would have to retool.
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The plans also include a $900 million investment to modernize and retool another Detroit plant to make the Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee.
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Several weeks ago, Senator John Barrasso, a Republican of Wyoming, introduced perhaps the most comprehensive proposal in over a decade to retool the law.
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As the talks have gone on, GM has requested the federal government foot the costs to retool the factories that would make the ventilators.
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Internally, aides have acknowledged that the move won't change the company's timeline because it will still have to retool factories to make the ventilators.
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Auto executives and some analysts suggest that, if the market does flock to cars, Motown automakers can shift production and retool factories in kind.
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Those who might be called the Meat Puppets, led by de Grey, believe that we can retool our biology and remain in our bodies.
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We must employ every effort to retool our food system, from better refrigeration in the developing world to a rethink of arbitrary expiration dates.
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The slowing market for commercial satellites — and the smaller number of rockets needed to launch them — meant that SpaceX needed to retool its plans.
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So the proposals to retrofit buildings, retool transportation and build a clean-energy system are simply ways of tackling the problem where it starts.
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After all, automakers obligated to retool their fleets to sell in the large and lucrative California market will end up selling those cleaner cars nationwide.
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It will take work to retool decades of procedures that have been developed around real operational challenges and concerns, as well as mainframe IT infrastructure.
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Stefanik's strategy for the next election cycle, according to Roll Call, is to "play big" in primaries and retool the focus of her leadership PAC.
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Trump could declare a state of emergency to access defense funds, or take steps to retool general operations funds from the Department of Homeland Security.
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The report warns, however, that many countries will need to retool their grids to manage the output from wind and solar plants, which run intermittently.
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I think it'll take about three years to fully retool everything at Facebook to be on top of all the content issues and security issues.
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The trade war caused Volvo to postpone plans for a listing last year and generated additional costs to retool its factories to limit the tariff impact.
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But the Daimler still faces heavy investments to retool Mercedes-Benz plants in the United States, China and Germany to build electric cars and battery cells.
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Holmes said that the company weighed the feedback from people who were interested in the project and decided to retool and relaunch the campaign in September.
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And continuing to subsidize and retool current reactors will re-direct massive resources that should be put into renewables, while doing nothing to slow global warming.
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British lawmakers on Thursday told the government it must retool a proposed bill that would give law enforcement greater access to online data and encrypted communications.
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The union official added that veteran organizations need to "retool" their focus to address the changing veteran population, especially when it comes to female service members.
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So Mr. Crane set about trying to retool NRG's fleet of dirty power plants while building a new generation of utility-scale wind and solar projects.
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Total funding raised: Undisclosed seed roundWhat it does: Retool allows non-developers to create simple apps and workflows to be used internally, to manage business processes.
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Indeed, Reuters reported last week that the Department of Homeland Security is planning to retool its Countering Violent Extremism program to focus solely on Islamic radicals.
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The bank fired 5,300 employees for improper practices and is now working to retool risk-management protocol as well as pay incentives and training for workers.
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The declining community can no longer support local institutions like schools and community colleges, and as these deteriorate they can't help the unemployed retool their skills.
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British lawmakers on Thursday told the government it must retool a proposed bill that would give law enforcement greater access to online data and encrypted communications.
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We need legislation at the state and federal level that will retool the oversight of the pharmaceutical industry -- especially its marketing techniques and relationships to physicians.
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Facebook shares fell around 5 percent on Friday following the news that the company would retool its News Feed to boost social interactions over stories from publishers.
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But once again Grande would be forced to retool her style, in confronting the suicide bombing that resulted in 22 dead at her concert in Manchester, England.
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After the bill passed in the House earlier this month, it's now up to the Senate to pass it as is, retool it, or scrap it altogether.
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Hinrichs said it would take four years to design Ford's electric car around VW's MEB architecture, and retool a Ford of Europe plant to build the vehicle.
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While one group's efforts may be over, another organization could retool the push to get the question of California secession on the ballot, the Sacramento Bee reports.
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Working with Pence Verma helped Pence retool the Healthy Indiana Plan to win the Obama administration's approval to use it as a vehicle to expand Medicaid coverage.
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Looking back on the process of redesigning his career trajectory, Shapero sees it as a three-pronged approach that any professional can use to retool their career.
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As it transitions, as we've seen with IBM, Intel and Microsoft, there are going to be waves of job reductions as they retool for what comes next.
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The daylong event, celebrating the terminal's 100th birthday, was part of an ongoing city effort to take this massive relic and retool it for the 21st century.
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Amid a disappointing season, the Mets on Wednesday swung another trade of a veteran for young talent as they retool their roster with an eye toward 2018.
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Watts suggested Carson retool his campaign to focus on a single issue — the national debt — and use that to sway the debate among the top three contenders.
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Mm-hmm. I think it'll take about three years to fully retool everything at Facebook to be on top of all the content issues and security issues.
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To retool an old quote, in the modern war, the pen -- or let's say the keyboard -- is not just mightier than the sword, but is increasingly replacing it.
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Discussing among ourselves whether it made more sense to try to close Whitney's doors or retool their platform into an historic civic forum, we went with the latter.
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It is also planning some Wrangler production downtime to retool factories for launch of the plug-in hybrid version of the iconic off-road machine in early 2020.
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But doing so would require O'Keefe to completely retool his organization's priors—a highly unlikely prospect given conservative media's fundamental disrespect for journalism and its addiction to propaganda.
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GM still has to retool its factories to be able to make ventilators, since it currently doesn't produce them, and experts have warned they cannot be made quickly.
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Mr. Shine's departure could portend big changes as the Murdochs move to retool a lucrative channel that has threatened to become an obstacle to their global business ambitions.
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China has embarked on an aggressive and expensive plan to retool its economy for the future as it moves to dominate in robotics, aerospace, artificial intelligence and more.
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The Trump administration, for example, has begun to retool programs formerly aimed at violent extremism in general, including the far right, into operations directed solely against radical Islamism.
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That has forced Volvo to spend to retool its global factories to limit the negative tariff impact and led it to postpone its plans to go public indefinitely.
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Whitman is leaving just as it is time for an executive with technical prowess to come in and retool the company's offerings, said Ilya Kundozerov, equity analyst with Morningstar.
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The problems aren't specifically caused by the machines moving too slowly—it's the time taken to adjust and retool between slightly different production runs that is proving too difficult.
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As Oculus and HTC expanded their platforms, a lot of these enterprise-focused VR companies shriveled up or were forced to significantly retool how they approached fat-wallet customers.
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Japan's Nissan Motor and France's Renault, together with junior ally Mitsubishi Motors, agreed last week that they would retool the alliance to put themselves on a more equal footing.
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President Trump instituted his latest round of tariffs against China while citing Beijing's government-driven efforts to retool the country's economy to focus on the technologies of the future.
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They approached more than 40 companies, before finding one willing to make custom molds and retool their machines to fill and seal the contoured shot glasses, Mr. Glickman said.
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"If we say to them, 'Alright, oil companies, we know that you're having to retool, we know that prices are low right now, you're allowed to export,' " he said.
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By identifying the psychological factors that contribute to these responses -- either too extreme or too lax -- public officials can retool their messaging to convince people to follow social distancing.
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These are among the reasons why several of the Democratic candidates have proposed bold ideas to retool American democracy, including ending the Senate filibuster and reforming the Supreme Court.
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General Motors is studying whether to retool its shuttered production lines to make ventilators and other needed medical equipment to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, company officials said Wednesday.
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That price tag was more than $353 billion, with several hundred million dollars to be paid upfront to General Motors to retool a car parts plant in Kokomo, Ind.
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The airlines balked: They said it would take months, if not years, to retool their computer systems to accept such information and to share it quickly with the government.
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YC has always had a website for people who can't make the event, but this year had to retool it to host a "single-slide summary" from each startup.
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This time, after the Kiwis dominated the opening weekend of racing, Team USA had an even longer opportunity to reboot and retool, with a five-day break from competition.
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The Mets' disappointing and injury-riddled season has turned them from playoff hopefuls into a team that wants to retool its roster and then try to contend in 2018.
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Mr. Rigo then took on another job that seemed folly to Wall Street and many Starbucks consumers: helping the coffee giant retool its baked goods, which were notoriously bad.
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Obviously it's scary when treatment stops working and they have to retool and find something else or a different treatment, but of course it's possible he'll do well again.
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The automaker also plans to invest $900 million to retool and modernize its Jefferson North Assembly Plant, enabling the creation of nearly 5,000 new jobs, the Mayor's office said.
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But the interviews conducted by Reuters across Henan suggest consumers are spending less, cities are struggling to retool their economies and the pollution crackdown is hurting businesses and employment.
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Held on Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee territory (Kingston, Ontario), where Macdonald began his political career, the exhibition invited artists to retool Macdonald's legacy in dialogue with the local Indigenous community.
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It would also force the industry to fundamentally retool its supply chain and expose companies to risks that come with relying on a single market for raw materials and equipment.
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"There is a fear, with some research to back it up, that it's going to be hard to retrain and retool truck drivers to take on other jobs," Schawbel said.
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Tesla is struggling to ramp up production and has yet to prove it can be consistently profitable as rivals including Audi-owner Volkswagen retool plants to mass produce electric cars.
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Tesla is struggling to ramp up production and has yet to prove it can be consistently profitable as rivals including Audi-owner Volkswagen retool plants to mass produce electric cars.
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A defiant Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen said steps were under way to retool the German military after 0003 years of decline following the end of the Cold War.
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The firm, whose turnover for all of 2019 was below 13 million pounds, has also taken on two projects to retool machines for companies worth 140,000 pounds since the vote.
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Fox was reported to have forced 84 Lumber to retool its commercial featuring a mother and daughter from Mexico hitting a wall as they attempted to cross into the United States.
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Certainly, a number of students who do not graduate never planned to go that route, having enrolled to take a few courses to retool their career or for some other reason.
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But in Congress, the threat of sharp budget cutbacks could be used by Republicans as an opening bid to pressure Democrats to join a compromise plan to retool the agency's structure.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said it would invest more than $240 billion in its assembly plants in Illinois and Ohio to retool them to boost production of its Jeep Cherokee and Wrangler.
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While the bill has so far fallen short with time running out on the legislative session, its lead backers were heartened by their progress and determined to retool for next year.
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This graphic shows the full top 10 in each category: Key trends: Of the 30 companies, at least 7 have received fairly little mainstream press attention: Retool, GatsbyJS, Clearbit, Sketch, Tray.
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Factor 5 thus tried to retool its game into a more general story about Superman, but that fell through when Brash Entertainment itself shut down completely by the end of 2008.
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Ford Automotive President Joe Hinrichs said it would take four years to design Ford's electric car around VW's MEB architecture, and retool a Ford of Europe plant to build the vehicle.
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Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), whom Trump considered picking to be his running mate and, later, secretary of state, called on the president to immediately retool the order.
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Fiat, which produces its Ram heavy-duty truck in Mexico, announced plans to retool plants in Michigan and Ohio, saying it would invest $1 billion and help create 20153,000 new jobs.
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CDBG-DR dollars help to reopen hospitals, schools, and shopping centers and cover uninsured losses for small businesses, allowing them to retool to meet the realities of a disaster-impacted economy.
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He took the bold step to end production of unprofitable sedans in the United States and retool plants to boost output of lucrative SUVs and trucks, a move since emulated by rivals.
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The branches saw an opportunity to retool their uniforms to meet each of their specific tactical requirements while believing that having uniforms with a unique appearance would boost morale and aid recruitment.
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"It allows us to free up a lot of capital" because Ford now has to retool only one plant - the existing Focus factory in Chongqing - rather than two to supply North America.
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Instead, the company raised venture capital and then, led by CEO Scott Dorsey, went on to retool the GTM model to focus more on enterprise customers and add additional products beyond email.
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It's hard to view this Super Bowl as anything but vindication for John Elway, who was able to retool this roster to dominate on defense even as the Manning era wound down.
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If GM did reverse course and decide to retool the plant, it could take at least three years to prepare it for production, including potentially replacing the paint shop, GM told lawmakers.
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FCA said in July it would invest more than $1 billion in its assembly plants in Illinois and Ohio to retool them to boost production of the Jeep Cherokee and Jeep Wrangler.
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"The task as a large incumbent bank to retool and bring forward their existing books of business on to a new digital system is a very difficult thing to do," he says.
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The successful response to look for and emulate is not merely acknowledging changes afoot but also putting forth policy courage and innovation to retool municipal government in order to adapt and mitigate.
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General Motors' efforts to retool its factories for hot-selling trucks caused first-quarter earnings and revenue to drop from last year, but strong crossover sales helped the company beat analysts' expectations.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co will invest $28.883 million to modernize and retool a plant in Lansing, Michigan, to build the next generation of luxury Cadillac sedans, the company said on Monday.
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Mr. Autor suggests any further deals to increase trade should be gradual, to give much more time for exposed companies and their workers to retool and shift into other jobs and sectors.
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We're told Meek's getting this honor for the same reasons he's been getting "Days" all over the country during his current Motivation Tour -- namely, his activism to retool the criminal justice system.
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A recession is the right time for many adult workers to retool their skills, and for young people to stay in class rather than begin their careers in a stormy labor market.
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At the heart of the revamp is the United States' desire to retool rules for the automotive sector in order to try to bring jobs and investment back north from lower-cost Mexico.
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The back half of this season isn't premiering until February, and if they're concerned at all about the ratings drop, or the complaints from fans, they'll have time to rethink, retool, and recalibrate.
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There was a definite sense last night that we heard these same arguments four years ago, and he has done little to refresh and retool for a world that has changed so significantly.
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Rutherford said the team is "trying to retool" after a 44-26-12 season in which Pittsburgh was swept by the New York Islanders in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs.
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The deal requires a three-year notice to withdraw, but Trump announced the U.S. will stop complying with its nonbinding aspects, including paying billions of dollars to help developing countries retool their economies.
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Who knows how long it will take to retool Facebook's infrastructure —something Zuckerberg has said will be a years-long effort — and what kind of tradeoffs will be made between now and then?
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The South Korean group plans to spend the $3.1 billion to retool existing factories in the United States and boost research on self-driving cars, artificial intelligence and other future technologies, Chung said.
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Democratic lawmakers facing uncontested elections in the fall might cast Rauner-friendly votes more easily, and voters sent a message Tuesday to Rauner to retool his anti-union, business-backed agenda, Yepsen said.
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An ordinary candidate — faced with a tie in a state whose demographics favor him — would look for ways to retool his message to win over a few more marginal voters in later states.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai on Wednesday announced the creation of a new office focused on economics and data, saying he wants to retool the agency to be more economics-driven.
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Years of drinking Spanish wines and hearing "no pasa nada" several times a day — spoken by people who know well the value of work and sacrifice — will retool the most threat-wired brain.
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Tasty Made switched to conventionally raised beef and lowered its prices, and when that didn't seem to do the trick, it brought on chef Richard Blais as a partner to retool the food.
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Democrats on the left are also floating ambitious proposals like free college for all, a federal job guarantee, an industrial plan to retool the country's energy use and higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Cloud-based polling service SurveyMonkey informed employees today that it is letting go of about 100 people in a plan to retool its product aimed at businesses, which is not living up to expectations.
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The bill would also include $45 billion to help cities and states install electric vehicle charging stations, and $17 billion to help automakers build or retool factories to manufacture hybrid, electric and hydrogen vehicles.
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The miner said last year it would retool its Nickel West operations to focus on producing supply for the battery industry, and Haegel said it has been building a solid chain of battery customers.
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Without much fanfare, Mr. Cuomo has started a big effort to retool his state's utilities for the modern age, trying to apply market forces to transform the way electricity is produced, transmitted and consumed.
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BMW said plans to retool its China factory to produce the X3 locally, rather than importing it from the United States, had hurt availability of this volume model in the world's largest car market.
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In a statement, FCA said it would retool and modernize its Warren Truck Assembly Plant to produce a new Jeep and Grand Wagoneers, while a facility in Toledo would build a new Jeep pickup truck.
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Zuckerberg and other executives have been warning for months that Facebook's efforts to retool News Feed to promote "time well spent" and new GDPR regulations would ultimately result in less growth and fewer ad dollars.
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It has trained 220 specialists to steer the business and retool 13,000 staff, aiming to become a leader in non-motor P&C by selling three contracts a day in each of its 4,400 branches.
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Earlier this week, Japan's Nissan and Renault said they would retool the world's top car-making alliance to put themselves on a more equal footing, breaking up the all-powerful chairmanship previously wielded by Ghosn.
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Only time will tell if Fairway will avoid this fate, and if its debt reduction will be sufficient to allow it to retool and compete in what it acknowledges is an extremely competitive operating market.
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It may be easier for a worker to retool her schools if, for example, she can cut back to 25 or 30 hours of work a week and devote the additional hours to re-training.
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"I can say without any hesitation that the Democrats will retake the Senate," said Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the departing Senate minority leader who is not impressed by efforts to retool the Trump campaign.
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"King Kong," a much-delayed big-budget musical born in Australia but dreaming of Broadway, has parted ways with its Pulitzer Prize-winning book writer as the producers once again seek to retool the show.
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"He was back at his best," said Marian Vajda, Djokovic's coach, who helped him back to that level after he rejoined his team in April, and helped to retool his serve and restore his confidence.
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At the heart of the NAFTA revamp is U.S. President Donald Trump's desire to retool rules for the automotive sector in order to try to bring jobs and investment back north from lower-cost Mexico.
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The Jacksons told the robotics team about the university's research, according to its coach, Spencer Elvebak, and the students redirected the skills they had honed in competition to retool a Power Wheels chair for Cillian.
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CEO: David HsuRaised to date: $25 millionValuation: $1.71 millionNumber of employees: 20Location: San Francisco, CAWhat it does: Retool is a platform to help business users make tools to automate internal business process, without using code.
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Before that, it was a moped shop called Choke, where Shirley Kurata, a stylist and costume designer, and Charlie Staunton, a freelance designer, used to meet with like-minded moped enthusiasts to retool their bikes.
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The Mariners aren't expected to re-sign free agent designated hitter Nelson Cruz as general manager Jerry Dipoto has admitted the team is taking a step back in 2019 to retool for the long term.
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Tesla has recently shown progress in its ambitious, even aggressive, plan to bring the Model 3 to market, by saying it was planning to pause its factory in Fremont, California, to retool for Model 3 production.
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Megapack, which Tesla announced Monday in a blog post, is the latest effort by the company to retool and grow its energy storage business, which is a smaller revenue driver than sales of its electric vehicles.
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But because no one was watching, and because AMC was content to let it carry on, Halt and Catch Fire had the opportunity to retool and experiment and become one of the best shows on television.
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Coming out of UCLA having hit just 31.4 percent of 354 total 3-point attempts from the shorter line, Powell worked tirelessly as a rookie to retool his jumper, shortening his ascent and simplifying his mechanics.
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Ford announced a big management shakeup Wednesday, shifting around key executives to retool its business model toward the future car market, including moving Joe Hinrichs from executive vice president of Global Operations to president of Automotive.
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Consequently, it has had to retool the core gameplay to make it easier for players to advance their characters without grinding through battles, Kabam Chief Operating Officer Kent Wakeford told CNBC in an interview last year.
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General Motors will continue to reduce production of passenger cars in order to retool its product mix in favor of the trucks, SUV's and crossovers customers are buying, Chief Financial Officer Chuck Stevens told investors Tuesday.
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The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) encouraged Vice President Pence on Wednesday to expedite the approval and certification of new products so their member companies can retool manufacturing operations to develop masks during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The swimwear company Karla Colletto had closed its factory in Virginia, but planned to retool and reopen it shortly to help combat the critical shortage of personal protective equipment that faces hospitals and health care workers.
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Airline officials responded that it would be impossible for them to retool their computer systems, some of which were based on technology developed in the 1970s, fast enough to aid the government's fight against the coronavirus.
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Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden are left to retool and figure out how they can mount comebacks in those states before their fundraising dries up and the delegate race moves out of reach.
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They often have clear vocational ends and use the mantra "lifelong learners," arguing that people will have to retool their skills several times over their working lives to keep up with the changing demands of technology.
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The legislature is grappling over proposals to retool the state's sovereign wealth fund — the source of annual dividends for every man, woman and child in the state — using some of the money to shore up the budget.
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Ford spokeswoman Jennifer Flake said the automaker will save $2500 million by not opening the new plant in the near term, but will have some undisclosed costs to retool the other Mexican plant to build the Focus.
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Like any other company that has been selling software for more than 30 years, Microsoft has had to retool its strategy as the world has shifted from shrink-wrap software to downloads to cloud-based subscription services.
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The recommendations from the external, seven-member committee come weeks after Nissan and Renault said they would retool their alliance, one of the world's biggest automakers, to break up the all-powerful chairmanship previously held by Ghosn.
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If GM needed the manufacturing capacity at the plants to produce more SUVs and trucks, it would retool the plants to build them — expensive to do but something the company does periodically when new models come out.
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The mayor also added that he would sign an executive order Monday directing hospitals in the city to cancel all elective surgical procedures as they retool their facilities to deal with increasing numbers of sickened New Yorkers.
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But under the contract, G.M. has promised to spend $3 billion to retool Hamtramck to make battery modules and electric trucks, most likely increasing its work force and ensuring its operation for at least several more years.
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Trump administration officials have accused China of forcing foreign companies doing business here to give up trade secrets as part of Beijing's effort to retool the Chinese economy and create companies that can compete with American rivals.
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To Mr. Wolfert, who teaches controlled methods of accessing charged memories, the need to retool a lethal skill set for civilian life is a vital task that the military leaves people to figure out on their own.
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Champions of the legislation proved in the House that it was possible to build a broad, bipartisan coalition to retool marijuana laws even as many Republicans resist legalization and the drug remains illegal at the federal level.
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The small but wealthy country has been under a trade and transport boycott by Saudi Arabia and its allies since June 2017 that has forced it to retool an economy once heavily reliant on fellow Gulf states.
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"We the Democrats have been the party of working men and women, Crowley told CNN, adding, that going forward "I think we have to retool that message so that people understand that we are standing up for them.
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In a statement, FCA said it would retool and modernize its Warren Truck Assembly Plant to produce a new Jeep and Grand Wagoneers in Michigan, while a facility in Toledo, Ohio, would build a new Jeep pickup truck.
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Americans understand that at some point in their careers, in this new economy, they may have to retool, they may have to retrain, but they shouldn't lose what they've already worked so hard to build in the process.
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It will retool plants in Emden and Dresden in Germany, Mlada Boleslav in the Czech Republic, and Chattanooga, Tennessee, in United States, as part of a 250 billion-euro ($2000 billion) investment push into e-mobility by 252.
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PAI ANNOUNCES NEW FCC OFFICE: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai on Wednesday announced the creation of a new office focused on economics and data, saying he wants to retool the agency to be more economics-driven.
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The recommendations from the external, seven-member committee came weeks after Nissan and Renault said they would retool their alliance, one of the world's biggest automaking groupings, to break up the all-powerful chairmanship previously held by Ghosn.
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The tariffs are part of U.S. President Donald Trump's effort to protect U.S. industry from what he described as unfair international competition, and have complicated talks with Mexico and Canada to retool the North America Free Trade Agreement.
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LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will ask manufacturers to retool production to start making specialist health equipment including ventilators and will look at using hotels as emergency hospitals to cope with the coronavirus outbreak.
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If microbiomes can retool themselves on little notice to handle changes in diet, they may have helped early humans cope with lean days where tubers were the only foods or times when only meat was on the menu.
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Whatever hopes for the country that might lie in the population tables or proposals to retool American democracy, something must be done in the interim, to minimize and contain the damage the GOP can inflict on the nation.
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"Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Testifies At Joint Senate Commerce/Judiciary Hearing"Photo: GettyFacebook has signed an agreement with Washington state to retool its advertising platform after a Pro Publica investigation found it could be used to abet housing discrimination.
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And when Muslim monarchs rang alarm bells at a policy meant to forbid their 1.6 billion adherents from immigrating to the US, Barrack urged Trump to retool his abrasive posture -- while back-channeling soothing words to his own Rolodex.
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In the last couple of months, both Amazon and Netflix seemed to find a winning, easy approach for creating their own content: find a beloved, nerdy reality show, sign the original cast, and retool it under a new name.
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A shutdown of Chinese industry to clear the air, literally, for the G20 meeting will impact demand, along with the undertaking of seasonal maintenance by U.S. refiners, as they shutdown to retool to emphasize the production of winter fuels.
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" An earlier post said a local utility should retool its clean energy generation plans because, "given the outcome of the national presidential election, the CPP is probably dead, and it's unlikely there will be additional federal regulation on carbon.
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"What we've seen so far from the FCC and occasionally in Congress is these policy efforts that do very little to retool this 5G development that would promote disconnected folks being able to take advantage of it," she said.
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Memphis let Zach Randolph, Vince Carter and Tony Allen leave as free agents and signed Ben McLemore, Tyreke Evans and Mario Chalmers to retool the roster around Gasol and point guard Mike Conley to give Fizdale a faster lineup.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) - Japan's Nissan Motor and France's Renault said they would retool the world's top car-making alliance to put themselves on more equal footing, breaking up the all-powerful chairmanship previously wielded by ousted boss Carlos Ghosn.
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"Every time one of those kinds of things happens, we have to retool our relationships with families," Steve Freedman, a University of South Florida health policy professor who sits on the CHIP board there, recently told Vox's Dylan Scott.
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If you love being and love and haven't listened to Carly Rae Jepsen since "Call Me Maybe" in 2012, now is the time to retool your summer playlists and let 2019 be the year you come back home to Jepsen.
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There are two other prongs to Schumer's Green New Deal-style plan: grants to states and cities to build out a robust EV charging network, and grants to businesses to retool manufacturing facilities to support the production of EVs and batteries.
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Outbrain, which offers an ad product used by many news sites that refers readers to articles by other publications, was blocked by Instant Articles, but the company jumped at the chance to retool its technology so it would work with AMP.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As galleries across New York prepare for the fall season's launch, Amy Greenspon must now retool her lineup after cancelling a two-person exhibition that would have featured artists Darja Bajagić and Boyd Rice.
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The plan to make an electric XJ was announced as part of a £1 billion ($1.25 billion) investment the company will make to retool its manufacturing plant in Castle Bromwich in the UK ahead of a greater push into electric vehicles.
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Addressing the problem required rewriting all the fundamental software for the process from scratch, which Tesla was able to do with a lot of hard work, but redoing the components and electronics required to retool the line will take longer.
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That so-called taper tantrum sent bond yields up sharply, ultimately forcing the Fed to delay plans to scale back bond purchases and prompting it to retool the way it gathers information from investors about their expectations for Fed actions.
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He's planning to experiment with the Patriot Mag Release or AR Maglock on the rest of his rifles to see which configuration he likes best, so he'll be ready to retool his assault weapons collection when the attorney general's decision arrives.
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Sources close to Meek tell us the honor is, in fact, a nod toward his efforts to retool the criminal justice system -- a cause he now has a lot of backing for from titans in the sports and music world.
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Early users and reviewers of Samsung's $2,000 Galaxy Fold phone in April 2019 reported that their units were breaking after just two days of use, forcing the company to cancel the launch at the last minute and retool the devices.
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When GM announced, last November, that the Lordstown plant would be closed as part of a restructuring plan, the community held out hope that the company would decide to retool the plant, and rehire some of the laid-off workers.
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An official from a veterans union group on Monday called the "don't ask, don't tell" (DADT) policy repealed in 220006 "barbaric," and said that veteran groups need to "retool" their priorities to be more inclusive of LGBT and female veterans.
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A particular brain area is a lot more like a general computer that can retool to whatever information it's getting, rather than like a pair of scissors that was designed to cut and will only do that no matter what.
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They come as tax cuts and government spending boost growth and inflation, giving policymakers the breathing room to debate whether to retool the Fed's basic policy approach to give themselves more firepower even if slower future economic growth is unavoidable.
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"Romney had a great team, but it takes time to recover from the wounds of the primary contest, to restock the bank account, and retool the machinery for the general election," said Paul Begala, a consultant to Priorities that year.
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So, as broadcast and media giants retool in the rapidly changing global marketplace, either 21st Century Fox will have to pay more for the parts of Sky it doesn't own — or Disney will lose a valuable international property to Comcast.
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Without broad support across the political spectrum, it's just another swing of the regulatory pendulum that will cost banks hundreds of millions as they retool compliance systems, and hundreds of millions more when the pendulum swings back and they readjust again.
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However, it said investments to retool factories, as well as adverse currency moves and a sales slowdown triggered by new emissions certification tests, led to a fall in operating margins at its VW, Skoda, Audi and Porsche marques last year.
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The vehicle that launched Super Cruise had been in production at GM's Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant, but it will need to move elsewhere now that the automaker plans to retool the facility exclusively for the production of autonomous and electric vehicles.
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Most of these jobs require little formal education for entry, and so the sector supports many individuals with relatively low skills and education who are likely to find it particularly hard to quickly retool and fit a different employment sector.
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As a medical doctor and an experienced watchdog of the government and spending from his perch atop the House Budget Committee, Price could bring the knowhow required to manage the critical department and even retool its many agencies under his conservative philosophy.
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Third, the plan aims to establish the United States as the global leader in electric vehicle and battery manufacturing by providing grants to retool existing manufacturing plants in the United States and build new ones in this country that specialize in those technologies.
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It includes Python code that'll let you get the car up and running, along with sensor modules like ultrasonic obstacle avoidance, light follower, and line follower, which would help in giving you a deeper understanding of how to retool the car's controls.
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The company spent billions of dollars to develop those cars and retool plants to make them, but sales have been so sluggish that Fiat Chrysler plans to stop making the Dart and 22025, and it is allowing dealers to close Fiat showrooms.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Baidu Inc said on Thursday it fired the head of its Nuomi group-buying service over ethics violations, at a time when the internet giant is looking to retool its sluggish search business and streamline loss-making units including Nuomi.
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So while our industry cares about digital media, digital budgets and digital strategy, we need to retool and restructure for an age when the Internet is the connective tissue behind everything, where most media is digital and where new personalized experiences are possible.
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We all carry our own personal sense of history and spend most of our time trying to rewrite it, retool it, to meet our sense of where we are, exactly, in the moment—and the bigger, wider historical stuff we tweak as necessary.
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Before they could be interviewed there, Mr. Miller saw a cover article in Life magazine about Henry Ford II's search for executive talent to revive the company, which had been losing money for 15 consecutive years, and retool it to a civilian economy.
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Lewandowski said under oath Tuesday that Mueller's report was "an accurate representation" of his conversations with Trump in summer 2017, when Trump wanted Sessions to stop Mueller from investigating the campaign and retool the probe to focus on meddling in future elections.
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On Tuesday, the Italian-American automaker said it planned to spend $25 billion over the next three years to update several Detroit plants and retool an engine plant to make Jeeps, an effort the company said would create about 103,210 new jobs.
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FCA announced on Sunday it would spend $1 billion to retool factories in Ohio and Michigan to build new Jeep sport utility vehicles, as well as a pickup truck, and potentially move production of a Ram heavy-duty pickup truck to Michigan from Mexico.
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At the same time, copper prices recently have turned around amid hopes that the synchronized global growth theme remains intact, while the market for grains and other agricultural products also have been steady gainers as production has dropped and farmers retool for more demand ahead.
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The next most likely landing spot is Golden State, a team that won a record 73 games a season ago, but is likely looking to retool some to make them less vulnerable to the attacks Cleveland used against them to win the N.B.A. title.
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While work must ensue to conduct thorough election cyber risk and resilience assessments, and to retool our processes and legal frameworks to meet digital challenges and the constant threat of electronic hacking, policymakers should not seek the quick fixes that will leave gaping holes.
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Recently, the Chinese corporation Tencent—likely best known here as the owner of League of Legends' Riot Games—announced that it would retool its existing Tencent Games Platform (TGP) in a new service called "WeGame" that would allow international users to enjoy its service.
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Through policies like funding farmers to capture carbon in soil, offering loan guarantees to retool automobile assembly lines and rebating the revenue from a carbon tax to American workers, we can revolutionize our climate future while simultaneously unifying Americans around this vital national project.
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The risks to life and land posed by climate change will trigger new reallocations of capital: whether to offer mortgages and insurance in hurricane zones, rebuild shattered areas, invest in renewable energy sources or carbon-sequestration technologies, or to salvage and retool municipal infrastructure.
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New York, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Recent money market volatility shows the Federal Reserve needs to retool how it manages an essential part of the financial system to minimize disruptive market swings that pose risks to the economy, two former Fed officials said on Thursday.
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But the stock failed to pop as questions grow over whether GM will be able to adjust to a slowing market in the U.S. — specifically, whether the automaker will ditch several car models and retool some of its plants to build crossovers and SUVs.
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But it wasn't at all clear there was enough demand for ferrying humans to the upper stratosphere, so in February, World View tapped Ryan Hartman, the former president and CEO of the drone company Insitu, to retool the company as a data services platform.
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But as Apple continues to retool the Apple Watch with new features for health tracking, which appears to be working in a way to detect some common conditions according to a study from UCSF, it'll face increasing competition when people look at it as a health tracker.
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"The foundation is doing an enormous amount of work, and it takes time when you're in a number of countries around the world to retool, refocus the mission, and adapt," Mook said, emphasizing the work the foundation does to combat AIDS and malaria around the world.
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" Bertolini argued that the U.S. must retool capitalism: "We have a model today that works for too few people…There's a loss of hope in our nation around who we are and what our opportunities are — and that's because we haven't brought people along with our recovery.
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If elevated home water lead levels are in fact contributing to lead poisoning in other communities, besides removing the source of the lead, it will be important for states to retool their targeted screening protocols to better address water as a potential lead poisoning risk factor.
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Earlier Friday, The New York Times reported that GM and Ventec Life Systems, with which it is partnering to build such supplies, wanted more than $1 billion, including hundreds of millions upfront to GM to retool a car parts plant in Kokomo to make the ventilators.
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Earlier Friday, The New York Times reported that GM and Ventec Life Systems, with which it is partnering to build such supplies, wanted more than $1 billion, including hundreds of millions upfront to GM to retool a car parts plant in Kokomo, Indiana, to make the ventilators.
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Though it may not always feel like it, we have the perfect opportunity right now to help rebuild and rejuvenate struggling communities by connecting them with resources traditionally concentrated on the coasts — resources that can help retool their local economies and promote sustained growth and development.
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"This should prove transitory as autos manufacturing payrolls tend to be noisy over the summer months as companies shut down production to retool for the next year's models, making seasonal adjustment factors less precise," said Joseph Song, an economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York.
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"But I will sign a petition if it's clean ... if it just calls for an outside investigation," Buttigieg explained, prompting the demonstrator to tell the crowd that they need to retool the petition so it excludes specific details about the case, and, that way, Buttigieg could sign it.
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Republicans and Democrats will experience more success if they recognize the challenges of nationalization and take steps to give rank-in-file members the space and flexibility they need to retool these agendas (or how they talk about them) to better fit the political dynamics of their districts.
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In North America, however, Marchionne was quick to end production of unprofitable sedans and retool plants to build pricier SUVs and trucks, a move since emulated by Ford and GM. Marchionne had "created a remarkable legacy", said Mary Barra, the GM boss that rejected Marchionne's tie-up advances.
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At the time, just 30 confirmed cases had been reported by the VA. Wilkie also announced at Wednesday's press conference that the VA had suspended elective surgeries and some dental work in order to retool facilities to respond to the coronavirus outbreak, while routine doctor's visits had also decreased.
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The Alibaba programme, called A100 and which counts Nestle SA and Procter & Gamble Co as clients, is part of a major push by e-commerce giants in China to retool their relationship with merchants - offering them a trove of shopper data in return for broader and closer partnerships.
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The Alibaba program, called A100 and which counts Nestle SA and Procter & Gamble Co as clients, is part of a major push by e-commerce giants in China to retool their relationship with merchants - offering them a trove of shopper data in return for broader and closer partnerships.
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Much like our parents' generation pivoted to embrace President John F. Kennedy's speech following the launch of Sputnik to win the Cold War challenge of getting to the moon first, it isn't too late to reharness our spirit, restructure our policies and retool our industry to win today's space race.
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The transaction represents in some ways the culmination of a nearly $100 billion bet by Mr. Dell and Silver Lake that, away from the harsh glare of public markets, they could retool a company best-known for making personal computers and traditional servers for an age of smartphones and cloud computing.
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Here in Philadelphia, reporters at The Inquirer and The Daily News got an email with instructions on how to go about reapplying for jobs in a reorganized newsroom, the latest chapter in their corporate parent's mad dash to retool the papers for survival in a world dominated by Google and Facebook.
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Why it matters: Following a series of reports by the Wall Street Journal starting in October 2015 that raised questions about the company's technology, Theranos has faced scrutiny from regulators, lost business partners, voided some of its test results, and shut down its clinics in an attempt to retool its business model.
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Driven by software, the robots, knitting machines and 3D printers take their instructions directly from the computer-design program, so they can switch from making one thing to another quickly, without having to stop production for what can amount to several days in order to retool conventional machines and instruct manual workers.
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GM is putting $1 billion of that into its Wentzville truck plant in Missouri for upgrades and $500 million to retool its suppliers' factories, according to GM. "This is part of our comprehensive strategy to invest in growth areas and strengthen our U.S. manufacturing base," GM President Mark Reuss said in a release.
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But as I've argued before, Lil Wayne's long night in the wilderness of making garbage songs about poop and sucking dicks in Auto-Tune was sort of like that period where Tiger Woods sucked ass at golf because he decided to retool his swing and then came back and won a ton of tournaments.
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He said Tuesday that he expected to tweak and retool on the fly instead of overhauling the roster of a team that won the Presidents' Trophy each of the last two seasons but has not made it past the second round of the postseason since Alex Ovechkin joined the team for the 2005-6 season.
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In North America, however, Marchionne was quick to end production of unprofitable sedans and retool plants to build pricier SUVs and trucks, a move since emulated by Ford and GM. But for fund managers like Umberto Borghesi who were still hoping Marchionne would bring in another big deal before signing off, the FCA investment case may just have changed.
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The shifting political landscape has forced Mr. de Blasio to retool his strategy: His aides said the new game plan was to highlight the mayor's accomplishments, portray him as an able manager of its day-to-day and long-term needs, and shore up support among the core constituencies that have long backed him, including labor unions and liberal activists.
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Wholesale prices for N95 respirators, which in regular times retail for around $1 apiece on store shelves, have soared as high as $12, and Chinese factories that have nothing to do with the medical supply industry have scrambled to retool baby diaper and sanitary napkin production lines overnight so they can pump out high-demand medical gowns and face masks.
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To the Editor: Re "Carmakers Urge Trump to Retool Pollution Policy" (front page, June 7): Automobile manufacturers can resolve the dilemma that they face between the strict California miles-per-gallon standards also followed by many other states and the Trump administration's proposed reversal of Obama-era national standards in another way: by agreeing voluntarily to follow the California standards nationally.
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"This won't be the first time that a candidate had to retool himself for the ticket, but I think Pence will have as much, if not more, of a challenge trying to do that as Jack Kemp did in 1996," said Tom Reynolds, a former New York congressman, referring to Mr. Kemp joining arms with Senator Bob Dole, who was much more of a deficit hawk than his running mate.
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EXILED AFGHAN LEADER AND ONETIME U.S. ALLY WARNS AGAINST &aposPEACE&apos WITH TALIBAN BORN OF WEAKNESS FROM JAIL, REMORSEFUL EX-ISIS FIGHTER WARNS THAT GROUP WILL RETOOL AND RETURN Ibrahim al-Jabawi, who defected from his position as vice president of Police in the Syrian province of Homs in 2012 to take on a role as the Amman-based spokesperson for the Southern Front, concurred that "some of the TOW rockets ended up with Al Nusra."
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Russian Doll immediately frees itself of the constraints of that structure; in the first episode alone, Nadia lives two drastically different versions of her night that assure concerned viewers we won't be bored and that there's no need as yet to be annoyed with Nilsson Schmilsson's "Gotta Get Up." In doing this, the show makes it clear right away that Nadia isn't looping through her birthday to fix one detail at a time and tediously retool her reality.
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President Trump has repeatedly asserted that his trade spat is intended to stop China from becoming a powerful technological powerhouse that would rival the U.S. But Li Yuan of the NYT points out that a Chinese vision of tech dominance is likely to happen because it is being embraced throughout the nation: Beijing's vision of Made in China 2025 — the ambitious state-driven plan to retool China's industries to compete in areas like automation, microchips and self-driving cars — is not being pushed just by the Communist Party's top leaders.
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