"What I'd like to see more in this community is just more risk taking with architecture, more risk taking with environment," he told Hyperallergic.
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A correlation between taking risks and also liking to watch movies that glorify risk-taking doesn't tell us that the movies are provoking risk-taking.
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Because men are considered more risk-taking than women, questionnaires assessing risk-taking include activities that are more likely to be undertaken by men than women — for example, skydiving.
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If there is not the occasional failure to deter such risk-taking, then it becomes not risk-taking but a gold-standard, Washington-backed investment with uncommonly high yields.
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The policy is intended to bolster economic activity by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking, but it has raised concerns that the Fed is encouraging too much borrowing and risk-taking.
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Value of risk taking Risk taking plays a vital role by allowing companies to pursue activities that, while potentially rewarding, carry a lot of associated operational, technological, market or financial risk.
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This gets at the broad backdrop for risk-taking, and certainly can relax as markets stabilize, and are still very consistent with a strong risk-taking environment that can support equities.
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Other studies have shown that the eveningness chronotype is associated in adolescents with various kinds of risk-taking behaviors, from drug and alcohol use to sexual and even financial risk-taking.
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If Three Billboards wins, it will signal to me an Academy that largely wants to appear progressive and risk-taking by rewarding a movie that appears to be progressive and risk-taking.
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"No one," he writes, "wanted to risk taking down Mattis."
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Should I even risk taking photos with my family members?
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Risk taking, experimentation, and dialogue are goals of the program.
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I don't see any excessive risk-taking in the stock market.
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We need to be sure we're preventing recklessness — not risk-taking.
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He encouraged Australians to embrace a "national culture" of risk-taking.
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The foundation of risk-taking in business is courage, Iger says.
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It suggests that financial risk-taking was the motivation for borrowing.
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We live in a country that encourages entrepreneurship and risk-taking.
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Here, risk taking is highly encouraged — we're looking at your Rihanna.
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One concern is a potential surge in risk-taking and S.T.I.s.
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Her previous work won accolades for its risk-taking with form.
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"I see risk preference shifting significantly to risk taking," he said.
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And as for neurobiology, hormones can influence our risk-taking behavior.
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Low rates support job growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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Proactive risk-taking is another quality often associated with great leaders.
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Hanif discourages the image of himself as a risk-taking dissident.
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Low rates support economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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Kavanaugh agreed as he first paid homage to risk-taking performers.
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What is the most risk-taking red carpet look you have created?
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When their risk-taking proved successful, communist leaders typically took the credit.
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Low interest rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking, contributing to faster growth.
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So dealers should be able to graduate from risk-taking to matchmaking.
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Stealing a base is praised, because it shows daring and risk taking.
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This cushions against failures while allow a certain degree of risk taking.
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Risk-taking did little to restrain demand for safe-haven Treasury bonds.
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They do not dictate levels of investment, risk-taking or entrepreneurial activity.
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Entrepreneur, inventor—these are jobs where risk-taking behaviors are required, rewarded.
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That's because our free market system encourages risk-taking to achieve innovation.
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Low rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking, which can bolster economic growth.
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This would protect mutual fund investors from excessive risk-taking, Brown argued.
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Their smart risk-taking, focus, and determination are what make them successful.
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We will continue to pump if equity risk taking takes a hit.
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A rapid accumulation of wealth led to increased leverage and risk-taking.
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His opponents did not always have the same affinity for risk-taking.
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If the first season doesn't entirely hang together, it's bracingly risk-taking.
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Low rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking, contributing to faster economic growth.
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Those cushion against failures while allowing a certain degree of risk taking.
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Solutions to challenging problems require creative thinking, original approaches and risk taking.
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The steeper yield curve, by contrast, is likely encouraging risk-taking behavior.
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Then make the words match the pictures by rewarding healthy risk taking.
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New Zealand's legal system encourages a culture of risk-taking, experts say.
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It was a risk-taking leap that in the end was rewarded.
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Is now then a good time to be a risk-taking musician?
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The CEO says he encourages risk-taking, which has helped Huawei grow quickly.
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In business, a big humiliating bankruptcy wasn't enough to stop his risk-taking.
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The promise of great financial reward spurs risk-taking, market competition, and innovation.
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The gene is also linked to an increased likelihood of risk-taking behavior.
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It's easy to cheer on the risk-taking impulse behind the new film.
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Such, Mr Bolloré's defenders might reasonably argue, is the nature of risk-taking.
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An approach, he says, that's ill-suited to venture's early stage risk-taking.
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For example, it is a misconception that teenagers are prone to risk-taking.
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To move forward with new ideas, some degree of risk-taking is required.
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Bubble or not, risk-taking startups remain important So… is there a bubble?
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Risk-taking has also helped big names in business advance their own careers.
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The reforms mandated higher capital levels and lower risk-taking for financial institutions.
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Risk taking is never easy, especially when it comes to managing your career.
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Fundamentally Wall Street seems unable to make up its mind about risk-taking.
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Risk-taking, entrepreneurship, and property rights are the very heart of capitalist societies.
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"We do observe a trend towards higher risk-taking by banks," Nouy said.
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Nike's long-term investments and risk-taking strategy is starting to pay off.
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However, big banks probably will continue to face curbs against excessive risk-taking.
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Risk-taking is one method on which research has shown that men rely.
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Ms. Rojo commissioned the piece last year, part of her risk-taking approach.
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Nonetheless, performance at the unit remained lackluster as it cut back risk-taking.
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Either option would entail aesthetic risk-taking, and that's what this festival avoided.
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He cited low profitability of European banks and an increase in risk-taking.
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The Nasdaq, a proxy for risk-taking, is up 11% over that span.
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That can lead to less risk-taking than might lead to bigger advances.
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It may well prove true as well for risk-taking and violent behavior.
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While Singapore understands that risk taking and leaping into the unknown is a part of innovation, it has played smart, from the regulatory perspective, to ensure risk taking in a controlled environment before making a particular solution or process mainstream.
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But this category is typically awarded to the most noticeable and risk-taking work.
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In fact, Nyong'o has become known for her risk-taking makeup and fashion choices.
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The researchers concluded that drinking increases "sexual risk-taking," including going without a condom.
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"Mary Jane's style reflects power, leadership, and risk taking," Union says in a statement.
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But these entrepreneurs who built wealth did what could be called responsible risk-taking.
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That is by design, to better align their interests and risk-taking with shareholders.
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The firm certainly has the money to back a certain amount of risk-taking.
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Excessive risk-taking in emerging Asian markets could also lead to a rating downgrade.
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Risk taking occurs when an investor assumes risks that already exist in the world.
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In most cases, Brennan said, risk taking is left to the discretion of adults.
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Effectively immunizing risk-taking CEOs can hurt investors far more than it helps them.
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This is consistent with the kind of risk-taking Donald Trump has often embraced.
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You Invest has four portfolios that offer allocations based on clients' risk-taking desires.
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Major currencies tied to China, oil and global risk-taking all still looked shaky.
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It's adventurous, risk-taking, and non-judgmental—a wonderful occasion to fulfill your fantasies!
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The jewelry industry likes to repeat patterns and is not interested in risk-taking.
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Brook Corning, a mechanical engineer, is the one with risk-taking in his genes.
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Participants also had lower anxiety and depression, and elevated resilience and healthy risk taking.
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Progress requires risk-taking, and the risks involved in affirmative action have been worthwhile.
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Rumination and risk-taking, in equal measure, mark this conceptual photographer's spellbinding new exhibition.
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Men, on the other hand, have been raised to embrace risk-taking and aggression.
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Regulations can curtail the ability of one person's risk-taking to cause collective losses.
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Where in the essay does the writing seem particularly honest, revealing or risk-taking?
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How much uncertainty you face and how much risk-taking you have to do.
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In fact, monetary policy is trying to encourage more risk-taking at that time.
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What's happening: Risk-taking still looks muted, but global investors have resumed buying stocks.
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Early-stage funding is the lifeblood of a technology ecosystem built on risk-taking.
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Numerous studies have claimed to show that men are more risk-taking than women.
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It's very difficult under the current arrangement to hold the risk-taking in check.
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He, too, says that making a cash payment will support and empower risk-taking.
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"The idea of innovation and risk taking is certainly part of America," he said.
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BlackRock analysis reveals that risk taking in the market is well below previous peaks.
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Third, we had the best rules to incentivize risk-taking and to prevent recklessness.
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A jump-start from the fiscal side could add a little fire to the trend and even inspire some economic risk-taking, to add to all the risk-taking in financial markets during the ultra-easy course of post-recession Fed policy.
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It had held rates near zero for seven years to encourage borrowing and risk-taking.
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Sometimes this kind of extreme risk-taking is attributed to a simpler, purer explanation: passion.
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As proven by her style star status, McCarthy isn't afraid of risk taking with fashion.
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Also, I cannot deny that we are a bit conservative in terms of risk taking.
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Sadly, a phobia of risk-taking among campaigns has killed them off in many countries.
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This lessens the fear, and risk-taking then becomes part of the process of discovery.
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Reserve liability was complicated to enforce and did not in practice prevent excess risk-taking.
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I find that incentives generated by bank executives' compensation programs contributed to excessive risk taking.
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"Risk-taking, substance abuse, hypersexuality: those are fairly common reactions to sexual trauma," Stockton says.
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It's also been a means to allow for professional risk-taking and betting on oneself.
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It also threatened to investigate executives who flout rules aimed at rooting out risk-taking.
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The culture of venture-capital-funded start-up companies is one of extreme risk taking.
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On network TV, it felt like a risk-taking outlier when it premiered in 2003.
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As our brains age, studies show that seniors are more prone to risk taking behaviors.
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The problem: He may be encouraging excessive risk-taking without being able to increase inflation.
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Everyone's concerned about sound quality and lights, and some of that risk taking has gone.
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It was their government backing that caused much of the excessive risk-taking by banks.
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You're in an adventurous, risk-taking mood—and nothing or no one will stop you!
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He also features songs that have this quality of risk-taking in regard to production.
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The low rates are intended to stimulate economic activity by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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This risk-taking mindset, Stewart said, is the key to rising so quickly on GOAT.
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In response to our Picture Prompt, we found that "Risk-Taking" is not for everyone.
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This kind of "asymmetric risk-taking" was the root cause of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Many cyclists credit or blame snowboard culture and its ethos of joyous, hallucinatory risk-taking.
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The low level is intended to encourage borrowing and risk-taking, driving faster economic growth.
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Later, he formulated the Volcker rule banking reform that restricted risk-taking on Wall Street.
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But making them a reality will take investment, research, risk-taking and, above all, optimism.
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"The economic condition here at home isn't really too conducive for risk-taking," he said.
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Maybe the tide is turning, and risk-taking restaurateurs will start to look uptown again.
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Rates remain low by historical standards, supporting economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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Productivity growth, inequality, financial risk-taking and asset price bubbles are mind-bogglingly complicated matters.
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Ms. Lent said the biggest challenge of the technique is balancing clarity with risk taking.
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This of course provides an incentive to reach for yield, potentially implying additional risk-taking.
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I amend it with all of the positive connotations of risk taking and mischief making.
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Her risk-taking was catalytic in a movement that brought our democracy closer to its promise.
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Art has always been about risk taking, but it shouldn't have to mean risking your health.
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But 'Absolut Korea' isn't the first time the risk-taking brand has landed in hot water.
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But bringing back the brash, risk-taking ebullience of the mid-2000s will not be easy.
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Cutting this early in the cycle before economic data turns could lead to excessive risk taking.
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"It is encouraging undue risk-taking, political complacency, capital misallocation and asset price bubbles," he added.
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It has the ability to bypass fears of failure and risk-taking, and ultimately spearhead success.
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Openness is an American tradition too, of a swaggering, risk-taking, profit-mixed-with-patriotism kind.
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Hopefully it's a sign she'll work with the brand on risk-taking looks in the future.
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Warrior planet Mars enters fellow Water sign Scorpio today, putting you in a risk-taking mood.
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Throughout the film, he reflects on feelings of self-doubt and the importance of risk-taking.
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I think kids are doing more of their risk-taking and independence-striving online, at home.
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For risk-taking entrepreneurs, cannabis holds the promise of a vast new industry that's entirely homegrown.
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However, research has shown that risk-taking is a function of situations as much as traits.
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Start-ups need risk taking investors, but so too do high-growth companies, turnarounds and restructurings.
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The combination of risk-taking and aggressiveness means that men are also disproportionately victims of violence.
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The ongoing game of risk-taking between Pyongyang and Washington has entered a very dangerous stage.
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American citizens could hardly stomach yet another massive bailout over excessive risk-taking and bad judgment.
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Scientists have long tried to understand what makes some people risk-averse and others risk-taking.
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It was like the animals in the study of risk-taking, but did not itself participate.
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It held short-term rates near zero for seven years to encourage borrowing and risk-taking.
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When I speak to Blanco on the phone later, he enthuses about Høiberg's risk-taking side.
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She did not find an increase in either risk-taking behavior or the expected hormone changes.
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"This generation defies the stereotypes of young adults," in terms of risk-taking, Dr. Twenge said.
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That, compounded with young adults' proclivity for risk-taking, can mean they don't fear the virus.
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And buying 67,000 largely undeveloped acres is a bit of old-fashioned, real estate risk-taking.
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Rates remain at a low level that supports economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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" Yet Mr. Howard said, "I have a risk-taking side that I'm kind of quiet about.
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She cautioned against wholesale changes, particularly when it comes to risk-taking in the financial markets.
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The administration is examining whether it encourages excessive risk-taking or exposes taxpayers to potential liabilities.
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"In my heart I believe this is an industry where risk-taking is rewarded," said Jaffe.
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What is needed is a system that creates incentives for education and, indeed, for risk taking.
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We have relatively low interest rates, which makes the arbitraging of risk-taking as an incentive.
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This argument only holds, however, if TBTF does not create perverse incentives for excessive risk-taking.
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Having an older brother is also tied to risk-taking behavior in adolescence, especially for boys.
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I think that some of the good that has maintained is the spirit of risk taking.
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A conversation with the risk-taking organizer of the first queer film festival in Uganda A conversation with the risk-taking organizer of the first queer film festival in Uganda This December, several hundred film fans from around the world are expected to gather in Kampala, Uganda.
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The market incentives income inequality creates — for hard work and risk-taking — helps make America's economy dynamic.
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Daphne Oz doesn't want her children to be afraid of risk taking — when it comes to food.
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Critics also note that high T levels may suppress the immune system and increase risk-taking behaviors.
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It is even causing new problems, raising debt, causing bubbles and excessive risk taking, zombifying the economy.
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Do you think our culture, or our educational system, undermines that kind of creativity and risk taking?
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BG: Well, certainly the US is probably the best at having risk capital and risk-taking activities.
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Silicon Valley has a risk-taking, experimental atmosphere where entrepreneurs sacrifice everything to build their own companies.
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I don't want to credit Ms. Rhimes for Mr. Lindelof's risk-taking — he was already a gambler.
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Intensity of competition and speed of change, especially in tech, is no excuse for excessive risk-taking.
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But the dire state of the Zimbabwean financial system under President Robert Mugabe is encouraging risk-taking.
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So Weiss helped him create an environment that encouraged risk-taking — even if it resulted in failure.
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Such overregulation would distort markets, limit development of drugs, inhibit innovation and create disincentives for risk-taking.
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It's a thoughtful, considered game that demonstrates some fundamental rules about food gathering, safety, and risk-taking.
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She said risk-taking itself has been seen to be an attractive feature when finding a mate.
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Solving tough problems requires taking chances and that means a greater tolerance for well-founded risk-taking.
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What's more, a teen's "personal fable" of invulnerability and importance can lead to risk-taking, Elkind says.
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You're in a risk-taking mood today, but watch out for some unexpected news this evening, Aquarius.
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He discouraged risk-taking, especially in the digital space, preferring to protect his existing portfolio of assets.
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The Fed had held rates near zero to encourage borrowing and risk-taking, which stimulated economic growth.
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"When the yield curve is inverted, investors pull in risk taking," Mr. Golub of Credit Suisse said.
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Among them: "historically high" business debt, deteriorating credit standards and bigger appetite for risk-taking by investors.
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Other imperial CEOs, like Dick Fuld of Lehman Brothers, enabled reckless risk-taking that ruined their companies.
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Research consistently finds that adults can capitalize on their relationships with teenagers to reduce adolescent risk-taking.
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And homegrown investors are far more conservative and wary of the Silicon Valley brand of risk taking.
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These realities limit the ability of a functioning marketplace to promote risk-taking innovation that benefits patients.
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And the reason was because we had an atmosphere that encouraged entrepreneurial risk-taking and capital investment.
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But a new group of temporary, risk-taking residents is getting ready to ride out the storm.
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Late in his life the risk-taking Whitman provided a hint into his origins as a poet.
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But it's also bred of a deep aversion to risk-taking, even when circumstances warrant bold action.
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That kind of risk-taking should slow considerably within five years of ending your employment, he warned.
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"We have put in place strong incentives for risk-taking," he cautioned colleagues at the March meeting.
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The financial crisis was a growth slowdown that imprudent risk-taking magnified into a painful economic shock.
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Jepsen headed into an 80s synth pop territory on EMOTION, which is a nuanced, risk-taking record.
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There was little sign that Mr. Ghosn was slowing down — or less eager for calculated risk-taking.
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Last month's Pentagon investigation of the deadly attack in Niger exposed a risk-taking culture among commandos.
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He also acknowledged that long-standing low rates creates excessive risk-taking, which can jeopardize financial stability.
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"Sleep loss problems are linked with brain areas that control emotional processes and risk taking," she said.
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Banks' input can help policymakers determine which adjustments will enable more lending without encouraging excessive risk-taking.
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However, he is also no stranger to the downside of risk-taking, and has experienced business bankruptcies.
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S. trade curbed risk taking, while mining stocks stumbled after weak trade data from top consumer China.
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Nobody really cares about your child's pictures, and you risk taking away their self-confidence and identity.
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Do you think that there is more risk-taking place in the insurance market as a result?
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For years, I've admired Ms. Miller's determination as a risk-taking actress onstage as well as onscreen.
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Risk-taking and a great idea helped turn Uber into the most valuable start-up in world.
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He also acknowledged that long-standing low rates creates excessive risk-taking, which can jeopardize financial stability.
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The fortress approach proposes limiting risk-taking in favor of more control or even the status quo.
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But amid tougher regulations around risk-taking, the regulation and compliance business has been a bright spot.
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In particular, a comfortable environment for risk-taking (also known as psychological safety) can help teams thrive.
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Under these conditions, increasing capital requirements will not reduce the excessive risk-taking incentives generated by TBTF.
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And that if you take absolute power, you risk taking absolute responsibility for what happens under you.
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In brief, the crisis came as the culmination of a frenzy of financial innovation and risk-taking.
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"After having a project that failed, there's a great risk taking on another huge project," Black says.
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At the same time, Mischa has earned the right to be considered a most risk-taking striver.
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Its own risk-taking urges were tempered by a disastrous debt-laden foray into telecommunications in the 1990s.
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When these two planets are able to connect productively, though, the atmosphere is very supportive for risk-taking.
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Considering Burton's reputation as a risk-taking director, it shouldn't be surprising he made some changes to Dumbo.
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Sexual risk-taking Almost two-thirds of the surveyed students said they'd never used marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids.
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To differing degrees, they're linked with a susceptibility to violent behavior, impulsivity, risk-taking, and impaired decision-making.
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It aims to reduce risk-taking by preventing banks from using their own capital to make speculative bets.
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The central bank's policy mix could push up asset prices by encouraging excessive risk-taking, the OECD said.
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She explained that a growth mindset encourages risk taking, which in turn takes away worries about your abilities.
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At points like this, maybe moving up the quality is a little better in terms of risk taking.
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" RISK-TAKING IN STOCK MARKET: "For now, stock prices seem to reflect corporate profits and Japan's economic state.
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Otherwise, our tendency toward vague, angry rhetoric will discourage risk-taking, and ultimately maintain the racial status quo.
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Mr Turnbull's straitened circumstances seem to have left him wary of exciting ideas and averse to risk-taking.
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Women rising Risk taking can be especially critical for women who aspire to be in the C-suite.
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It's assisting you in becoming boring, and it's assisting boring music in winning out over risk-taking experiments.
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But the Fed should not yet put concerns about risk-taking above the immediate demands of the economy.
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He said he had to get his feelings into the world or risk taking them home with him.
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The competitive, cookie-cutter nature of elite college admissions creates a culture of little or no risk taking.
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The tightening of monetary policy in America has reduced the appetite for financial risk-taking beyond its shores.
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That's right, beneath the actress' patent on relaxed, Cali-cool beauty is a penchant for major risk taking.
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Financing conditions in debt markets, which remain accommodative, could promote further risk-taking in the UK and elsewhere.
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In general, our risk-taking has paid off, and the resulting real gains have generally far outstripped losses.
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An upper-class Manhattan party girl dead after a wild night of risk-taking turns into a stabfest?
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Ironically, that's the best way to set yourself up for the risk-taking you'll need to maximize it.
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This is an imperfect investment environment, arguing for less risk-taking than at earlier points in the cycle.
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Risk-taking is what allows the son of a Syrian immigrant to build the world's most valuable company.
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Women may improve decision-making partly because they rein in a male penchant for overconfidence and risk-taking.
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One way to sustain risk-taking and innovation is to defend the intellectual property (IP) behind new products.
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In short, the most conservative investment option has outperformed the most risk-taking for most of the time.
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That helped spur even more risk-taking, a recurring theme of the next quarter-century on Wall Street.
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The brand's albeit moderate risk-taking on the design front hasn't been reflected too favorably at the register.
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The Federal Reserve is tightening, but not at a pace that is noticeably restraining capital-markets risk-taking.
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Like a baby is full of joy, wonder, curiosity, adventure, risk-taking, playfulness, that&aposs our natural state.
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Furthermore, banks have been banned from some of the extreme risk-taking that led to the 2008 crisis.
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Rumination and risk-taking, in equal measure, mark Jeff Wall's spellbinding new exhibition at Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea.
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But by 1989 some on the staff were complaining that NPR's coverage had lost its risk-taking spunk.
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Dortmund has won countless admirers in recent years for its sense of adventure, its risk-taking, its dynamism.
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We are garage start-ups, risk-taking entrepreneurs and intrepid scholars exploring new advances in science and technology.
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But the Fed's benchmark rate remains at a level that supports growth by encouraging borrowing and risk taking.
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Solving tough problems sometimes requires taking chances, and that means a greater tolerance for well-founded risk-taking.
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Now, public shareholders can profit from some risk-taking instead of leaving it all to the venture capitalists.
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The Fed, other regulators and Congress clamped down on banks, requiring higher capital levels and less risk-taking.
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Meanwhile, more investing and risk-taking will increase much-needed productivity, real worker wages, and overall economic growth.
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Now, more and more studies are suggesting these risk-taking activities could be signs of mental health problems.
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"Each person or community needs to weigh all the factors carefully and choose their level of risk-taking."
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On multiple occasions she has stated the importance of tighter regulations, particularly in capital levels and risk-taking.
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"If one of your strengths is your risk-taking, for God's sake mention your skydiving hobby," she says.
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That could encourage aggressive risk-taking for short-term profits that ultimately harm the company, some experts said.
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This American culture was only in small measure that of the cowboy tradition, with its lonesome risk-taking.
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"We have destroyed the enemy's risk-taking provocations at every move," Kim Jong Un said in a speech.
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"It is even causing new problems, raising debt, causing bubbles and excessive risk taking, zombifying the economy," he said.
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But it nonetheless also surely captures some realities about the variability of state-by-state mishaps and risk-taking.
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From her crop top in 2017, to the voluminous pink confection in 2015, her risk-taking style never disappoints.
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He made a small fortune in the process of all this hustling, risk-taking, succeeding, failing and starting over.
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The push by Japan to absorb the creative, disruptive and risk-taking culture of Silicon Valley is paying off.
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The good news is that Trump has the creativity and willingness for risk-taking to throw the long ball.
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In such a world markets would reward risk-taking and entrepreneurial talent, but not the mere accumulation of capital.
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Having taken on more risk, many may find themselves unable to make sufficient return without flouting risk-taking regulations.
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After some limited experimentation as a risk-taking youth, he'd basically put away psychedelics as a young person's game.
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My question to you is this: AT&T and HBO both have cultures of risk-taking, innovation and resilience.
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Yet a return to pre-crisis risk-taking would bring with it two things in addition to higher revenues.
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Reckless risk-taking, consumer and investor abuses, and an absence of strong and necessary regulation brought us the crisis.
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The new law increased capital requirements and limited risk-taking activities, such as banks trading for their own accounts.
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This sort of clinical decision-making can be excruciating, balancing positive risk-taking with keeping a young person safe.
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The creative destruction that drives long-run growth depends on the picking of winners by bold, risk-taking capitalists.
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And some of China's insurers, the big domestic institutional hope, more resemble risk-taking shadow banks than prudent investors.
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The Fed is holding rates at historically low levels to support economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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Furthermore, prudent risk-taking by banks can improve the liquidity of markets and act as moderators of price swings.
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"We will see more risk-taking," he said, such as a possible increase in bank lending to construction companies.
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Psychopathy is a disorder characterized by antisocial actions, excessive risk taking, egotism and a lack of empathy and remorse.
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Risk-taking becomes just another way for men to demonstrate their power, and women are told to admire that.
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Young people, like Owen and Ahmed, are the most likely to engage in this kind of risk-taking behavior.
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"Poetry is risk taking of the highest order, and nobody pays you a living for that," said Ms. Philip.
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Parents are often more likely to reward boys for accomplishments or risk-taking while urging girls to be careful.
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First, activists have, historically, often been members of counterculture groups where risk-taking may already have been the norm.
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Typically, it's the result of long labor, patient saving, prudent investment, gutsy risk-taking, and some stroke of originality.
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But after a decade of exuberance and every kind of risk-taking, that sounds too good to be true.
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My relationship to this kind of risk-taking changed when Jimmy and I married in 2013 and became parents.
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While the risk of stoking runaway inflation looks remote, low rates could fuel risk-taking, particularly among financial firms.
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Treasury futures were soft, suggesting an appetite for risk-taking could extend last week's gains in the stock market.
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Venture capital — once difficult to raise in a country where risk-taking was long stigmatized — is flowing more freely.
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Of course tech billionaires are all about risk-taking and disruption and tackling problems no one else is addressing.
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The result is a holding back of the economic risk-taking and new investment that are essential for growth.
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"Risk-taking — and entrepreneurship — is not gambling," Rob Sands, the CEO of beverage company Constellation Brands, told CNN Business.
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As a result, we get the kind of bold risk-taking that only a singular creative vision can provide.
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We have the ability of lower-quality borrowers to be in the market, which also increases the risk-taking.
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And she deepened the orchestra's ties to its city while helping it earn a reputation for artistic risk-taking.
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At first glance, the answer is obvious: Since TBTF expectations encourage reckless risk-taking, get rid of those expectations.
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The risk-taking King who defied presidents to protest war is often missing in our popular memory of him.
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Males, on the other hand, tend to live alone or among other bachelors, and engage in more risk-taking behavior.
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Earlier studies have found that more explicit manager performance incentives produce higher performance but significantly higher risk taking as well.
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But in real life, Doubleday loves having fun with fashion, as evidenced by her playful, risk-taking red carpet style.
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Did that cause an injury that lead to certain behavior or was that part of a pattern of risk-taking?
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In recent years television has been regarded as a hotbed of creativity and risk-taking that is lacking in Hollywood.
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I'd never risk taking it to the beach, but it could look nice outside someplace safe, far away from sand.
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Because risk-taking behavior drives economic growth, Allison said it doesn't make sense to incentivize millennials to be overly cautious.
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In the United States, the teen years are frequently assumed to be a time of experimentation, risk-taking and rebellion.
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But for some risk-taking surfers, the onslaught of water down streets and hills presents an opportunity for thrill seeking.
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Turns out, it's not only her red carpet fashions that are totally risk-taking, it's also her way of life.
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There will be a risk-taking mood in the air, and it's likely that you'll receive very surprising information today!
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You're in a risk taking mood tonight, but be careful, the vibes will also be very sensitive and emotional tonight.
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A sustainable capitalism – one that fosters equal opportunity and rewards risk-taking and innovation – is what we all should seek.
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She offered mentorship in the form of energetic critique for students and modeled risk-taking in her own studio practice.
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"To pinpoint trends for the season, we look at Jupiter, the planet of risk-taking and bold expression," says Edut.
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But even that finding, said Wong, is complicated by the fact that risk-taking was also linked to negative outcomes.
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"For 10 years, rates were kept artificially low to encourage risk taking," said Jack Ablin, founding partner of Cresset Wealth.
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At all the big banks, the risk-taking Wall Street operations still provide a major proportion of revenue and profit.
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That in turn would risk taking us ever further down the road to a damaging full-blown world trade war.
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In his opinion, rates were kept too low for too long, which led to excessive risk taking and eventual collapse.
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The so-called Volcker Rule aimed to curtain risk taking, but the banking industry has long railed against the restrictions.
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Critics have painted deregulation as simply a path to boosting financial sector profits at the expense of excessive risk-taking.
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What corporate manager would encourage legitimate risk-taking to create shareholder value if he/she could be held personally liable?
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" "It makes the value of risk aversion less attractive so it makes risk taking, such as stock investments, more attractive.
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He works the WWE style—which is all he's ever known—in small venues suited for intimacy and risk-taking.
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There's also some evidence that health care benefits that aren't linked to employment can promote economic risk-taking and entrepreneurship.
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It's a methodology of externalizing all the risk, taking all the profits quickly, and moving out of the market quickly.
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Fed hawks have long contended that financial stability risks call for further rate hikes to tamp down dangerous risk-taking.
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"My hopes are to continue the path of the Wex as groundbreaking and risk-taking," she said in an interview.
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"On the other hand, increased levels of cortisol, the stress hormone, is associated with decreased risk-taking behavior," she adds.
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Finally, the Great Society was a demonstration of tremendous political fortitude and risk-taking in furtherance of a worthy purpose.
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The fear is that each subsequent rebound will embolden excessive risk taking and inflate richly valued stock and bond markets.
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Because a major barrier to knowledge accumulation and risk taking in the labor market is fear of losing health insurance.
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The major currencies most tied to China, oil and the level of overall global risk-taking all still looked shaky.
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Since then, Goldman's business model has been hurt by tough federal regulations intended to curb risk-taking on Wall Street.
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Unsolicited deals can be a sign of excessive risk-taking, and can leave acquirers stuck with assets they don't understand.
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Instead of encouraging more risk-taking they might encourage tax avoidance—and emigration, since the rich are often highly mobile.
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They were enabled to raise themselves from poverty through hard work and risk-taking, after Deng pragmatically embraced market forces.
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There's not another area of my life that currently demands the kind of confidence and risk taking that polo does.
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It came amid public anger that financial institutions were not being held accountable enough for their years of risk-taking.
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Hillary Clinton's plan confronts risk-taking wherever it occurs, from investment and commercial banks to insurance firms to hedge funds.
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That's because, as RBC notes, previous rounds of QE coincided with periods of "higher risk taking" in the stock market.
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He cited how the banking sector has higher liquidity, less leverage, and lower risk taking compared to the financial crisis.
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Such misjudgments would likely stem from the expectedly mutual search for strategic advantage during any foreseeable competition in risk-taking.
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S.2155 removes these important protections and leaves the U.S. economy vulnerable to foreign banks' misconduct and excessive risk-taking.
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These athletes are all leaders in their own way, showing the power of risk taking and belief in one's ability.
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The firm's demise underscored the wild risk-taking that regulators and CEOs had allowed to become rampant across Wall Street.
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In her remarks at a conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Friday, Yellen cautioned against risk-taking in financial markets.
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Anne Émond's "Nelly" is a risk-taking biopic about the Quebec writer Nelly Arcan that moves between fantasy and reality.
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Doing so while keeping interest rates low is what caused the excessive risk taking by large banks and financial collapse.
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It's a mindset he teaches students in his course that blends risk-taking with old-fashioned consistency and hard work.
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Today, the cost of entering commercial fisheries is staggering, and vessel captains can't risk taking a "greenhorn" on their boat.
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A higher ratio means investors are enjoying stronger returns relative to their risk-taking and the prevailing level of volatility.
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Indeed, capital standards and lending regulations are best seen as mutually reinforcing approaches to preventing excessive risk-taking by banks.
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When you make risk-taking less rewarding, you get fewer risk-takers, which is exactly what you see across the Atlantic.
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VIX, a measure of implied volatility on Wall Street, as the variable most associated with investor banks' appetite for risk-taking.
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Despite the policy's unpopularity with banks, the BOJ believes negative rates could force lenders to be more risk-taking, HSBC explained.
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"This tax policy encourages the risk taking that is required to start and grow companies," the group states on its website.
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Risk-taking entrepreneurs and investors who create jobs through building businesses will be rewarded for their efforts with lessened tax burdens.
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Entrepreneurs would still be amply rewarded for ingenuity and risk-taking, but those rewards would come with two commas, not three.
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Thus Yucho is increasing risk taking most in alternative assets, such as private equity, real estates, hedge funds and private debt.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would want to risk taking the nomination to a full vote while the two Republicans waiver. Sen.
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Experts say food shortages may be driving fishermen to risk taking their small boats to more dangerous waters closer to Japan.
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"Cash flow from tax reforms may accrue mainly to sectors that have engaged in substantial financial risk taking," the IMF said.
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"Higher levels of anger can produce increased risk-taking, more impulsivity, and therefore greater likelihood of miscalculations and accidents," Steindl says.
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To foster risk-taking in controlled environments, Singapore has set up regulatory sandboxes in areas such as fintech and data analytics.
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He did note, however, that game studios are also businesses, meaning they avoid risk-taking and abide by the status quo.
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"We should not in any way reduce risk-taking in the economy," Rajan said in an interview to ET Now television.
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In line with risk-taking behavior associated with PTSD, I began planning multi-day hikes alone, in the middle of winter.
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"Obviously, we are not going to risk taking Kenyans there if this Zika Virus reaches epidemic levels," Kipchoge Keino told Reuters.
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Conversely, Macron has promised reforms to encourage entrepreneurial risk taking and to unshackle private-sector businesses from France's constricting labor laws.
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"I've been shattered by the party culture and risk taking behavior that I briefly experienced in my four months at school."
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I've been shattered by the party culture and risk taking behavior that I briefly experienced in my four months at school.
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A decision by the Chinese central bank to trim lending rates by only 5 basis points also increased overall risk-taking.
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While the former leaves shareholders as likely fall guys for self-interested risk-taking by insiders, the second is legitimately positive.
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Male risk-taking is culturally validated and encouraged; men are supposed to prove themselves as men by engaging in reckless behavior.
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Musk is a creature of Silicon Valley and its embrace of risk-taking, rapid-iteration, launch-now-and-debug-later ethos.
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"There is a culture of risk-taking in the Russian military that you don't have in the United States," he explained.
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They did so with the explicit objective of reducing long-term interest rates and encouraging risk-taking to jumpstart the economy.
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Building relationships within a companyStartup culture is defined through public risk-taking, but when things go awry, CEOs should be transparent.
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When the central bank's easing party finally ends, the excessive risk-taking it is encouraging could leave an even bigger hangover.
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On the regulatory side, the Yellen Fed has kept a tight watch on banks, particularly on risk-taking and capital levels.
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I'm really good at risk-taking and making other people take risks, I've always been good at that in my life.
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He stepped down as head of credit and commodities in 2008 having built a trading business known for its risk-taking.
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The movie is "about risk-taking and just the can-do attitude to make the impossible happen," she told Business Insider.
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In surveying this group of people who consistently fare evade, Currie found that they're driven by the thrill of risk-taking.
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None of it could have happened without ambition and risk-taking of the countless people who were involved in its past.
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"Financial market uncertainty since the start of this year ... has worked to curb financial institutions' risk-taking activity," the report said.
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Art fairs and auctions notwithstanding, they also help develop new collectors, those with independent taste and a sense of risk-taking.
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The Fed's program was intended to encourage risk-taking by investors, but some critics warned it would create new asset bubbles.
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The fact that self-regulation lags behind sensation seeking helps explain consistent evidence that risk-taking spikes during the teenage years.
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That may be because corporate managers seek greater safety — and limit risk-taking investment — when the political system seems particularly dysfunctional.
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The agreement sent a strong signal to the market and represented a real example of risk-taking in terms of competitiveness.
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On average, Romida has three male clients a week - and daren't risk taking on more for fear of being found out.
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"Investors are more open to risk taking at this point," said Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade.
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Today, Lehman Brothers and its CEO Dick Fuld are the poster children for the reckless risk-taking that wrecked the economy.
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No politician relishes defeat, but as the preacher of the risk-taking strenuous life, he could hardly whine about his losses.
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Such risk-taking will form the core of Ms. van Loon's speech at the Frieze Art and Architecture conference on Friday.
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Compounding the decline in imports into China was a broader weakening in domestic demand following Beijing's campaign against financial risk taking.
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The United States in the world's imagination is a place of risk taking and ruthless competition, not one of reliable public services.
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RBS said it had recognized that its pay policies had become too complex and the new plan would reduce excessive risk-taking.
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This latest drama came to light in a New York Times story that outlines Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's risk-taking leadership style.
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The singer took his new gig as fashion designer very seriously, teaming up with the designer based on similar risk-taking aesthetics.
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Due to the complexity of compensation schemes, however, banks can still increase incentives for risk-taking by tweaking small details, he said.
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Especially with its $110 billion cash hoard in a market environment clearly rewarding increased risk-taking and growth — not exactly Buffett's forte.
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She suggested that companies focus on the way they give feedback to employees, emphasizing effort, strategy and risk-taking over innate traits.
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He built a list of 204 terms of reproach, signifying greed (eg, "avarice"), violence ("rapacity"), extreme risk-taking ("gambling") or opacity ("manipulation").
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Risk-taking and willingness to invest under conditions of uncertainty are critical to sustaining output, growing the economy and raising real incomes.
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Her taxation plans, which focus on higher earners, corporations and their overseas cash stashes and Wall Street risk-taking, mostly sound familiar.
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"I give Jaden props," the proud mother said of her son's sartorial risk taking on the latest episode of Red Table Talk.
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Gross has been a critic of central bank policies, saying they have stymied growth even while pushing investors toward financial risk-taking.
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But the mission was delayed; they could not risk taking action while Mr. Penn and Ms. del Castillo were in the vicinity.
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Riding in a self-driving car involves a certain level of risk taking, especially in these very early days of the technology.
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"We desperately need risk-taking innovation in search of the next model," said Service Employees International Union (SEIU) vice president David Rolf.
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Act, they risk taking us back to the era before Kefauver–Harris, or perhaps even earlier, to an age when neither patients
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Parker said the current system of cancer drug development discouraged the kinds of risk-taking that could lead to a major breakthrough.
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A company's all-star employees play Pymetrics' set of games that assess things like memory, emotion detection, risk-taking, fairness and focus.
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The archbishop's pragmatic risk-taking represents a change from his two predecessors, who tried to encourage the two sides to work together.
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"We will do an analysis to make sure this doesn't encourage excessive risk taking, moral hazard or harm to taxpayers," Mnuchin said.
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"We're not seeing that kind of risk-taking in the financial system right now, but we are watching very carefully," he added.
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"At this moment, we are a bit cautious in credit risk taking in Asia," SMFG President Koichi Miyata told a news conference.
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Because higher rates curb risk-taking and strengthen the dollar, this was expected to have a negative effect on emerging-market shares.
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But for all the talk of Mr Xi's skills as a global leader, he still shares Deng's aversion to risk-taking abroad.
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AND JUST ARE YOU GETTING PRESSURE IN GENERAL TO RAMP UP THE RISK TAKING TO IMPROVE YOUR PROFITABILITY LIKE SOME OTHERS ARE?
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Workers leave behind their homes, their communities and their support networks and risk taking up a new job in a new state.
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What I mean by that is that doing creative work that connects with people requires a level of vulnerability and risk-taking.
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This rights-based fabric generally produces relatively stable social and economic conditions which are optimal for encouraging innovation, entrepreneurialism and risk-taking.
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To date, no evidence has been presented that naloxone availability or use in response to overdoses increases risk-taking or overdose frequency.
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Periods of low volatility tend to breed complacency and excessive risk-taking among traders, which sows the seeds of their own demise.
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Needless to say, this plan did not come to fruition, and my spontaneity, risk-taking, and impulsivity soon morphed into terrifying psychosis.
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Researchers evaluated more than 19,000 men, looking at 11 masculine norms like risk-taking, violence, emotional control, and the pursuit of status.
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It accounts for "individual differences" in brain structure and activity over time, which have an impact on decision-making and risk-taking.
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According to the Times, the White House's legal braintrust doesn't think Mueller would actually risk taking the step of subpoenaing the president.
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She has regularly warned against chipping away at rules meant to prevent the kind of risk-taking that exacerbated the financial crisis.
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In the risk-taking venture that is summer festival-going, encountering talent you want to see more of is a worthy payoff.
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"The Affair" is to be commended for taking this storytelling risk, and risk-taking has been its strong suit from the start.
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The Fed has kept rates at low levels since the financial crisis to stimulate economic activity by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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Proposed tweaks to the Volcker Rule, which curbs bank risk-taking, would allow firms to invest heavily in funds backing start-ups.
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Both risk-taking and risk avoidant characteristics were associated with poor smartphone use — like low self-control, emotional instability, impulsivity, and perfectionism.
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"The only way you overcome the obstacles associated with risk-taking is if you put your nose to the grindstone," says Gladwell.
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Low rates increase economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking, while high rates weigh on economic growth by reducing those activities.
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British fashion — London fashion — has always had an identity more rooted in risk-taking creativity than in page-view calculation and hashtags.
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JL: I think back during the New Queer Cinema of the early '90s, there was a lot of experimentation and risk-taking.
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Both the low rates and the investments were intended to support growth by encouraging risk-taking and borrowing by consumers and businesses.
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The financial regulations, which were far from perfect, instituted new restraints on excessive risk-taking and offered protections for middle-class investors.
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Or perhaps on how unfair our form of market economics, built on individual risk-taking and entrepreneurship, has been to our people.
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"If it's not cheap, and the yield is compelling, there may be some risk-taking going on under the hood," said Benz.
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Arguably, this ultimate government umbrella helped encourage banks in the enthusiastic risk-taking which led eventually to the 2008-9 financial crisis.
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That open-mindedness has a downside, though, and parts of "The Chief" reside at the intersection of risk taking and bet hedging.
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Both before the 2008 crisis and still today, incentives for excessive risk-taking are baked into the compensation schemes of bank executives.
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The financial system is well-capitalized and operating with lower leverage and risk-taking than in at least a generation or two.
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Mainstream country music, a genre rooted in the rural red-state South, is no stranger to poverty or songs about risk-taking.
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And it wasn't actually until my brother passed away that it sort of reframed the way that I thought about risk-taking.
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Though the bet seems reasonable, success is hardly guaranteed—and stable value investments like Verizon are rarely known for their bold risk-taking.
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The comforting part: When it comes to agility, collaboration (at least across the private sector), and risk-taking, American culture leads the way.
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A Viability Rating downgrade is less likely in the near term, based on the bank's sound capitalisation relative to its overall risk taking.
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The Volcker rule was designed to limit the type of risk-taking activities that helped land banks in trouble during the financial crisis.
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The FSB has also been looking at how auditors could better spot warning signs of excessive risk taking at the world's biggest banks.
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They are all different theories aimed at a similar goal — to restrain banks from engaging in excessive risk-taking that endangered the economy.
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Investors returned to risk taking as tensions eased on the Korean peninsula after U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson talked of "peaceful solution".
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"To limit risk taking, this product will initially be launched within the framework of a crowdfunding campaign," the note — translated from French — reads.
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Some officials are also wary of stoking asset price bubbles and unhealthy risk-taking by lowering interest rates too much and too early.
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When Gordon Ramsay talks about selling his house to finance his dream, it's hard not to think about the economics of risk-taking.
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A rating downgrade could result from a significant increase in risk-taking and operating environment-related risks that could materially weaken capital buffers.
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But the trends are also likely a product of teenagers' high levels of anxiety — which result in less risk-taking, Dennis-Tiwary said.
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Monetary easing is failing in one of its aims, says Sayuri Shirai, a former BoJ board member: to foster risk-taking corporate behaviour.
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Market participants interpreted the minutes as moderately positive for risk-taking, with the Fed remaining divided on the timing of the next hike.
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In my twenties, thirties, and forties, I have been consistently stupid on relationships, parenting, communication with others, risk-taking, and most other things.
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His funky fashion inspires creative risk-taking: From rainbow-colored locks to zebra print jackets and orange jumpsuits, he's a fearless fashionista. 2.
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But with the labor market trending toward full employment and worries growing over excessive risk taking, the Fed has been trying to normalize.
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The greenback also fell another 1 percent against the commodity-linked currencies most associated with growth and greater risk-taking by investors worldwide.
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We also support R&D through our acquisitions, creating a flow of capital to small startups and encouraging research, risk-taking and innovation.
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Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has built a company culture that encourages risk-taking, allowing his engineers to constantly try new software builds.
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Kawakubo is known for her risk-taking, out-of-the-box aesthetic, and attendees channeled that with a stream of rad beauty looks.
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These phrases are commonly used in public health prevention strategies for risk-taking behaviors like illicit drug use or cigarette smoking, she wrote.
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There's always some strange outfits on red carpets, but there's normal, expected risk taking and then there's CeeLo3PO ... errr, we mean CeeLo Green.
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Many people have significant financial hardships including those brought on by risk-taking behaviors and we don't go out on random shooting sprees.
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The Fed has held interest rates at low levels since the Great Recession, to stimulate economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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And the country desperately needs more risk taking given its paltry level of new business formation and the dilapidated state of its infrastructure.
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On an episode of LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman's podcast, "Masters of Scale," Zuckerberg explains that Facebook's company culture promotes risk-taking and experimentation.
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This enormous 23 percent incentive rewards new risk-taking, investment, a recycling of overseas profits to the U.S., and additional after-tax profitability.
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We forsee risk-taking brides (hello, bright-pink wedding gown) as well as the only slightly edgy to say "yes" to this launch.
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The Fed's benchmark rate remains in a range between 0.25 percent and 0.5 percent, a low level that encourages investment and risk-taking.
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Like us, she's also a fan of calculated risk-taking, gambling on outfits that could either get us glory or haunt us forever.
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Your ruling planet, Venus, makes an easy connection with electric Uranus on December 20, putting you in a fun and risk-taking mood.
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How might kids deprived of opportunities for free play, risk-taking and self-governance differ from previous generations when they leave the nest?
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Increased levels of dopamine in the brain bring forth impulsive and risk-taking behaviors under uncertainty, which leaves them more vulnerable to deception.
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If passed, it would exempt some financial institutions that meet capital and liquidity requirements from many of Dodd-Frank's restrictions on risk-taking.
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Whatever transpires between Washington and Pyongyang, therefore, these unique ventures in escalation and risk-taking will not be informed by prior historical experience.
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The old saw about Microsoft being boring and Apple being interesting applies here, as choosing Porsches doesn't entail a lot of risk taking.
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The moment the company stopped embracing speed, action, and risk-taking, Bezos argued, was the day it was headed for the corporate boneyard.
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Even when previous levels of risk-taking and psychological health are taken into account, the association between early mentoring and later thriving persists.
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Not only venture capitalists would disagree with such a claim, because the case for venture capital is the case for ambitious risk-taking.
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The central bank said low levels of interest rates meant there was an incentive to increase risk-taking in search of higher yields.
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After that, AIG withheld awards from some executives for inappropriate risk-taking, and paid its new CEO a nominal $1 salary in 2008.
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"It's the combination of the risk-taking and the long-term outlook that make Amazon, not unique, but special in a smaller crowd."
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Economic risk-taking, positively stigmatized after the Great Depression, is now spoken of in heroic terms: To the risk-taker go the spoils.
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Bank capital has surged while risk-taking has fallen mostly away, replaced by a more boring model that nonetheless continues to draw critics.
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When a leader talks up and encourages risk taking, but then skewers people who took a risk and failed, it's like talent repellent.
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Big swings in the yen, and protectionist noises from America, hardly encourage risk-taking, even for a mundane thing like paying people more.
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The Fed has held borrowing costs at low levels since the financial crisis to increase economic activity by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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And if risk-taking does not threaten financial stability, it is not the Fed's job to stop people from losing (or making) money.
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"I've been shattered by the party culture and risk taking behavior that I briefly experienced in my four months at school," he concludes.
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But studies have shown some weird things going on with Toxo-infected people—it's been linked to suicide and risk-taking and even schizophrenia.
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Moreover, there's something to be said for simply hitting singles instead of swinging for the fences—especially given New Orleans' recent risk-taking history.
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Lower volatility in financial markets has hurt the company as investors reined in risk-taking and stock markets racked up a decade of gains.
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Since then, he's lent his name to the "Volcker rule" part of banking reform legislation that restricts risk-taking at big Wall Street institutions.
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"There is some relief and a shift to some risk-taking," said Teppei Ino, an analyst for Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ in Singapore.
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Was Carlos's last name a subconscious acknowledgment of the risk-taking involved when a congressman (and later, a candidate for office) behaves so recklessly?
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"I'm drawn to the forward-thinking, risk-taking and creative culture at Netflix, and the deeply talented people there…" Dungey said in a statement.
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Matt Scott, CTO of Shenzhen machine vision startup Malong Technologies, says China's attitude toward new technology can be "risk-taking" in a bracing way.
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These show that the banks in total had 2,509 risk-taking or risk-management staff members in Europe, earning an average of $1.5 million.
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Daily volumes have been hurt in recent months by regulatory changes that have crimped banks' risk-taking ability, and by lower global trade flows.
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And with an endless parade of gorgeous, yet risk-taking, gowns, it's no wonder she's already found herself on a handful of magazine covers.
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With a risk-taking, genre-focused studio like Blumhouse behind it, it's hard not to think Into The Dark will at least be interesting.
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Low rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking and, after a seven-year stimulus campaign, the Fed said it planned to gradually curtail those incentives.
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The affirmation reflects the group's stable credit profile, largely underpinned by its sustained modest core profitability, moderate risk taking and low use of leverage.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Risk-taking has been the rage since the Federal Reserve quit hiking interest rates at the end of last year.
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"If we go out on the risk-taking limb, the branch might get sawed off," Phelan said of the thinking among small businesses today.
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Sampath's ratings could be downgraded if there is a sustained decline in capitalisation, increase in risk-taking or a sharp decline in asset quality.
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The researchers found that firms with higher percentages of employees on Ashley Madison also had higher levels of innovation, risk-taking and unethical behavior.
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Fitch views the upside potential of Sampath Bank's ratings as limited as long as the trend of higher risk-taking and declining capitalisation persists.
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Sure, she's beautiful, but it's the risk-taking, badass, and socially-conscience looks she wears that have won us over time and time again.
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For the study, Pollak and his collaborators administered a series of gambling experiments designed to activate regions of the brain associated with risk-taking.
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But pockets of big risk-taking have persisted within the banks — and that could jump with last week's proposed changes to the Volcker Rule.
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There are a few reasons behind the uptick, one of which is that young adults are more inclined to engage in risk-taking behaviors.
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Under the Dodd-Frank Act, the Fed was required to conduct a study of risk-taking by banks like Goldman and Bank of America.
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To support innovation, the government must foster more risk-taking and cross-departmental thinking and more fluid interaction with innovators in the private sector.
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Unlike almost every other gifting occasion, White Elephant, Yankee Swap, and/or Nasty Christmas exchanges reward originality, humor, and risk-taking above all else.
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"Investors' risk-taking has hit an all-time high," Hartnett said in remarks accompanying the bank's monthly Global Fund Manager Survey released last week.
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Instead, it asks individuals to play a series of games that ultimately measure over 70 mental and emotional traits, including memory and risk-taking.
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Uranus begins its retrograde in your sign on this day, which might find you more irritable than usual or in a risk-taking mood.
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And I encourage people to think about risk taking more as R&D, as trial and error, which then leads into the third principle.
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Investors' risk-taking appears to have been rewarded following the company's September IPO, however, with Roku now sustaining a market cap around $4.2 billion.
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A measure of risk-taking in the corporate credit market, the excess bond premium has been shown to be a fairly useful recession indicator.
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After the Sochi Games, the United States implemented a new judging system for skaters in lower levels intended to reward risk-taking and consistency.
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Norwich's steadfast encouragement provides the perfect platform for the kind of risk taking that launches innovators like Pearce and Kearney into the great unknown.
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Even compared to 643-year-olds, the brain of a 20-year-old is more mature and less likely to succumb to risk-taking.
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Concerns also were raised that such low rates "could make the next recession more severe than otherwise" if risk-taking leads to financial instability.
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"Most of the indicators about sexual risk-taking have actually been moving in a very positive direction over the past 20 years," he said.
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They each plopped 50 Swiss francs on a cafe table and vowed to create a risk-taking orchestra, Ms. Meyer said in an interview.
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Removing the mandate would make insurance harder to afford for individuals and make them less willing to move into knowledge accumulation and risk taking.
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Sloppy lending, higher costs, poor use of capital, increased risk-taking in trading, unforeseen moves in interest rates and unpredictable regulation are among them.
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Such entrepreneurial companies are all too rare in Japan, where venture capital and risk-taking are scarce compared with the United States or China.
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Dodd-Frank rules were meant to reduce the risk-taking of financial institutions to prevent a repeat of the Great Recession we all suffered.
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And third, this was not just about his risk-taking: he benefited from a huge run-up in the value of technology firms everywhere.
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They were hostile to the federal government for different reasons — taxes, regulations, activist federal judges, civil rights laws, limits on risk-taking, gun restrictions.
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A lack of sleep, which is also becoming an epidemic, can cause poor attention, bad grades, irritability and depression and increased risk-taking behaviors.
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It's time to provide for comprehensive tax reform and relief that incentivizes the risk taking that is essential to economic, income and employment growth.
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The website was aimed at helping people share news of practical experience with unconventional treatments — creative risk-taking based on science, she called it.
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A recent increase in global risk-taking sounds contradictory at this point because a declining dollar would imply tighter financial conditions for other countries.
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"Young children are exposed through exploratory behavior, while teenagers are exposed through risk-taking," Smith, who wasn't involved in the poll, said by email.
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This leads to a risk-taking kind of life: People are more likely to gamble, play the odds, use drugs or drink, commit crimes.
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In America we actually have a gene for risk taking because the majority of people who got here took a risk to get here.
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Did Kennedy's physical pain and excessive painkillers and stimulants make him more prone to risk-taking behavior, such as in the Cuban Missile Crisis?
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We still have an ambitious and risk-taking startup mentality, we just now have more resources to do the things we've always wanted to do.
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"It is going to put some headwind on risk-taking which of course has enjoyed 'only-child' status for the last 10 years," he said.
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He could play aggressively, but was also a master at switching gears and methodically racking up pars by avoiding risk-taking when the situation warranted.
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If candidates can demonstrate that they have a "bias for action" — meaning, calculated risk taking — this is also a good sign to Amazon hiring managers.
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Third, keeping interest rates too low for too long exacerbates the type of excessive risk-taking by financial institutions that led to the financial crisis.
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This kind of large-scale risk taking is part of the service we as a large company can provide to our customers and to society.
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Three of your favorite (and risk-taking) celebs, like Khloé Kardashian, Miley Cyrus and Ariana Grande, are making a case for the super-girlie look.
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"Gold prices have fallen because of improving macro-economic data which is favouring risk-taking," said Margaret Yang, a market analyst with CMC Markets, Singapore.
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The dollar recovered, attracting safe-haven buying as persistent equity market turbulence and possibilities of a U.S. government shutdown taxed investors' affinity for risk-taking.
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Daily volumes have already been hurt in recent months by regulatory changes that have crimped banks' risk-taking ability, and by lower global trade flows.
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It's risk-taking, but most of all truth telling, truth seeking, truth telling is profoundly more impactful than rhetoric,—rhetoric comes and goes, truth stays.
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A rating downgrade could result from a significant increase in risk-taking and operating environment-related risks, unless sufficiently mitigated through capital and financial performance.
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So there are musicians that are taking a risk, taking a chance, and there are great characters that are great on stage, like [Matt] is.
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Emerging market stocks also typically trade higher as the falling dollar versus the euro signifies the return of a risk-taking atmosphere around the globe.
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Life insurers amped up risk taking in recent years, moving away from safer investments like Treasury bonds, as interest rates remained near rock-bottom levels.
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Commitment to a sound, and risk-taking generally, is hard to justify in a city where you can't make the rent for your shoebox apartment.
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"Against this backdrop, we believe financial markets will become even more sensitive to bad news," they wrote, while recommending a defensive stance on risk-taking.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Gemini today, putting you in a risk-taking mood and inspiring you to break out of your normal routine.
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John MacIntosh was a partner at a risk taking private equity firm, where he worked from 21 to 0003 in New York, Tokyo and London.
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But some simple changes could at least make risk making a little harder and thereby encourage more risk taking by investors with cash to spare.
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The wildly divergent results at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley last year are an illustration of the risk-taking that already happens within the industry.
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Like Bezos, Iger uses technology and innovation to give his company a competitive advantage and he encourages risk-taking among his employees to foster creativity.
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There is "nothing" in the legislation to overhaul Dodd-Frank that diminishes the regulations intended to curb risk-taking by large banks, Democratic former Rep.
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He says risk-taking is important in marketing, and if you have an idea you could get fired for, it is probably a good one.
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Such a self-propelling competition in risk-taking could also be triggered by the North Korean president, now pretending to be a "mad dog" himself.
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Over the years, the popstar morphed from risk-taking entertainer into a bonafide fashion and beauty icon who isn't afraid to put on a show.
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The stock market, of course, has soared since the depths of the crisis, thanks in large part to the Fed's moves to boost risk-taking.
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His name is part of the post-financial crisis banking reforms, with the so-called Volcker rule aimed at stemming risk-taking by big banks.
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In risk-taking rats, however, those receptors sent a much fainter signal, so the rats kept making high-stakes choices even if they lost out.
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And now, I know it also takes buckets full of grit, perseverance, resilience, emotional and physical stamina, and risk taking to the point of craziness.
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You have your entire future ahead of you, and none of these moves carries a substantial risk (except, of course, the one about risk taking).
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Something of the early Waters spirit — the handmade quality, the risk taking, the defiance — feels present in much of the work now produced in Baltimore.
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As my colleague Constance Grady noted, in the age of the best-dressed list, the Oscars aren't really the moment for risk-taking fashion anymore.
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Most critically, the Federal Reserve had abruptly pivoted away from its previous plans to keep lifting interest rates, revving up risk-taking in the process.
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Inflation has picked up this year, and Mr. Powell on Wednesday highlighted signs of increased risk-taking in some financial markets, including lending to corporations.
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And some teenagers may enjoy the stimulant quality of nicotine while trusting that they are swimming in the risk-taking shallows by forgoing harder drugs.
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Financial innovations, like subprime mortgages and automated credit scoring, helped millions to buy homes, but they also facilitated unwise risk-taking by lenders and investors.
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He told Business Insider why the market could worsen before it improves and what investors who can tolerate some risk-taking should be buying now.
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"There are no rules," Frankenthaler proclaimed, in a statement about the importance of risk-taking that gave the woodcut show at the Clark its title.
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Ingves highlighted concerns that risk-taking could increase, that assets could become over-valued, and that indebtedness, particularly household borrowing, could rise to unsustainable levels.
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Business Insider has spoken with dozens of leadership experts about navigating challenges like hiring fairly, encouraging risk-taking, and letting your team enjoy the spotlight.
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"Holding the federal funds rate at its current level for too long," she said, "could also encourage excessive risk-taking and ultimately undermine financial stability."
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Concern around the impact of client redemptions and risk-taking drove fund rating company Morningstar to recently downgrade the fund, citing Woodford's "extreme" portfolio positioning.
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A journey from Marine combat pilot to the Democratic nominee for a House race combines biography, risk-taking and the virtues of the digital age.
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Low rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking; the Fed is now trying to raise rates to a level that neither encourages nor discourages economic activity.
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"When you're in the risk-taking business at the level that I am, not everything you're going to do is going to work," he said.
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Travel Outside Your Comfort Zone The poet Maya Angelou, like Ms. Finney Boylan and Mr. Kristof, encouraged risk-taking when it comes to comfort zones.
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Despite all the risk-taking — and a loan default that spurred the 21999 litigation — Mr. Trump's business has made the bank money, the people said.
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According to the central bank, institutions such as investment funds and insurance companies have been more risk-taking in the current low interest rate environment.
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And the central bank is having great difficulty in taking hold over the magnitude of risk-taking, no matter what the legislation has produced, unfortunately.
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Investors are also focused on whether there will be strains in the overnight funding markets, with banks expected to pare risk taking for year-end.
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His path to success demonstrates the kind of risk-taking, almost inadvertently savvy behavior that has become almost commonplace among entrepreneurs who make staggering fortunes.
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If you promise people they'll get a bailout if their private investments go south, you encourage excessive risk taking and bigger losses in the future.
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Arria checked in with the participants annually to track their health and "risk-taking behaviors," a category that included both chugging energy drinks and using drugs.
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Aside from the sheer risk-taking found in Hyden's story, the real gamble of The Legend of Cocaine Island is Theo Love's novel documentary style itself.
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This was at the space's opening, the first days of venerable Fraenkel Gallery's offshoot location, which has been billed as an "adventurous, risk-taking" new venue.
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He also said Treasury yields have edged higher on encouraged risk-taking as well as the potential for higher inflation and a more hawkish Federal Reserve.
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Rachelle YankelevitzAssistant Professor, Psychology, Rollins College, with research interests in human and non-human decision making, impulsivity, risk taking, and animal behaviorForgetting, remembering, love, and attachment.
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It doesn't feel good — especially to a hard-working, risk-taking community committed to not only building big businesses, but making the world a better place.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK April 21 (Reuters) - Risk-taking has been the rage since the Federal Reserve quit hiking interest rates at the end of last year.
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I appreciate the value of simple, timeless clothing and can understand that if you're a less risk-taking dresser, shopping must be pretty stressful these days.
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In contrast to this, Tictail is home to thousands of female-run businesses worldwide — that's thousands of trailblazing, rule-breaking, risk-taking women leading the charge.
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He could stress how lower business taxes lead to a large increase in incentives that boost investment, productivity, risk-taking, new business formation, and worker wages.
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Meanwhile, new European rules on winding down troubled banks aim to remove implicit government guarantees which Villeroy said had previously provided incentives for excessive risk taking.
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Austin's 6th street was just as packed and loopy as ever, but the streets had fewer risk-taking brands attempting occasionally awesome, and sometimes awful, ideas.
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As Daniel Markovitz argues in Harvard Business Review, so-called stretch goals can demotivate employees and increase the likelihood of unethical behavior and excessive risk-taking.
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The risk taking trendsetter, 38, is teaming up with European eyewear brand Carolina Lemke to launch a 7-piece collection of '90s, sci-fi inspired sunglasses.
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Kyoto Animation's unique, risk-taking mindset and its warm-natured approach to employment nurtured an environment that made it easy for artists to chase their inspirations.
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Optimists are great for the economy because their unreasonable risk-taking is an engine of innovation... On average, however, they are not particularly good for themselves.
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She said regulations following the 2008 financial crisis meant to reduce risk-taking by banks were well intentioned, but that some may have gone too far.
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It also means you people may risk taking things too far, so consider some healthy and less healthy ways to bide your time until Season 7.
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Beard said trading houses had to stay opportunistic, which implies higher risk taking when supplying oil and pre-financing producers or refiners in distress or difficulty.
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He has argued that the economy, which has suffered from chronic unemployment and sluggish growth for years, needs entrepreneurship, foreign investment and rewards for risk-taking.
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CALLAN: WHEN YOU REFER TO CULTURAL CHANGE, I'M NOT SURE WHAT EXACTLY YOU'RE GETTING AT IN TERM – I DON'T KNOW IF YOU'RE GETTING AT RISK TAKING?
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Life insurers have amped up risk taking in recent years, moving away from safer investments like Treasury bonds, as interest rates remained near rock-bottom levels.
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Policymakers and regulators should work with industry to establish realistic guidelines and investments that encourage innovation and risk-taking, while still emphasizing patient safety and privacy.
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He struck a subdued, steady tone and was self-deprecating, mocking his own financial risk-taking as nothing compared to the bravery of his military supporters.
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These young people (often male) are more likely to actively seek to feel drunk—as well as other extreme sensations—and have a risk-taking personality.
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On the one hand, there will be more of everything: more old TV, more new TV, more opportunities, at least theoretically, for representation and risk-taking.
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"If such a pattern persists, it could be quite painful to many active and passive equity strategies, which ultimately will weigh on risk taking," he said.
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Continued recovery in investors' appetite for risk taking exerted pressure on safe-haven currencies, dragging the Swiss franc to an 11-week low against the dollar.
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THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY For over a decade, this artist-run space in Long Island City, Queens, has been a destination for risk-taking, rule-breaking performance.
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"Wilderness," with its self-aware slickness, is largely bland and feels particularly out of place at the Kitchen, where some facet of risk-taking is expected.
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Other researchers found that the testosterone level in the saliva of male financial traders predicted profits earned that day, because risk-taking often earns more profits.
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One occasionally hears claims, for example, that investment banking and start-up entrepreneurship are male-dominated because men are more prone to risk-taking than women.
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"People get complacent," El-Erian said, warning of "excessive risk-taking" due to investors being "conditioned" to believe that central banks will always have their backs.
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Excessive risk taking and last year's shifting of government funds from the banks into the central bank were partly responsible for the liquidity shortfalls, Martins said.
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"We suspect that next Friday, 4/20, will be another day of risk-taking for our students," Martin wrote in an email obtained by NBC Washington.
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Other research suggests a more diverse work force produces better results and that risk-taking behavior may be greater when women are not involved in decisions.
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She said taxing wealth could discourage innovation and risk-taking by entrepreneurs who invest time in their ideas hoping for a large payoff down the road.
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"With no clarity over waiver, no company will risk taking any barrels for November," said one person, a senior industry official with a state oil company.
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Some of the hottest stocks of the last couple years have been hit especially hard in this coronavirus market collapse as investors shed all risk taking.
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The unmatched talent, risk-taking culture and relentless optimism mean that you have a better chance of outsized success here than anywhere else in the world.
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However, the big tech gains may be a sign of earlier excessive risk-taking by investors, which could mean a large reversal when the tide turns.
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The rate sits in a range of 0.25 percent to 0.5 percent, a low level intended to stimulate economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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But with a bit of courage and some risk-taking, Republicans could deliver a real choice to Minnesota voters, similar to what Trump ran on successfully.
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While lower rates support growth, the consequence of ultra-accommodative policy is that it can breed higher risk taking, as investors search for yield, said experts.
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Her econometric models suggest that increased conflict is associated with slower economic growth, perhaps because partisan conflict leads economic decision makers to defer productive risk-taking.
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Investors are also focused on whether there will be strains in the overnight funding markets, with banks expected to pare risk-taking as the year ends.
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And as the S&P shot up more than 7 percent from New Year's to the peak, investor optimism and aggressive risk-taking reached parallel extremes.
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What the banks and their enablers in the administration and Congress want is a return to the days when excessive risk-taking led to outsize profits.
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Despite all the risk-taking — and a brief loan default that spurred the 21999 litigation — Mr. Trump's business has made the bank money, the people said.
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It's easy to imagine circumstances in which sensitivity to threat and commitment to stability are valuable and others in which risk-taking and innovation are valuable.
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It encompasses poise and charm, physical risk-taking and emotional resilience, and it is a trait that is well-represented in many widely used psychopathy measures.
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Near-zero rates, intended to encourage risk-taking, induced investors to pump billions of dollars into the developing world in search of higher yields and better returns.
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Still, rising defaults could harm Chinese investors and banks, creating the sort of headlines that could at least cause global investors to scale back their risk-taking.
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The vehicle makes off-balance-sheet investments in higher yielding instruments that aren't typical for insurance companies, whose risk-taking is limited generally to investment-grade bonds.
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To prevent runs, banks receive both government support (depositors generally get bailed out even if the bank goes bust) and government regulation (to prevent excessive risk-taking).
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The Japanese yen, often bought when broader markets slide, gave up its earlier gains, suggesting some renewed demand for risk-taking as stock markets rebounded on Wednesday.
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There was a lot of opportunity there, there was a lot of freedom to do a kind of journalism that was aggressive and risk taking and interesting.
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"Sciamma is practically throwing off sparks and hot coals as she enters a confident, bigger-risk-taking phase of her career," the Hollywood Reporter's Leslie Felperin wrote.
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Ms Tsai is a trade lawyer, cautious, predictable and restrained—everything her risk-taking DPP predecessor, Chen Shui-bian, the president from 2000 to 2008, was not.
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But his bravery, his risk-taking, his fearless style, his uncompromising stance -- those are the values that have influenced every musician who has followed in his wake.
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Teens are less likely to have sex, try drugs, drink, and other classic adolescent risk-taking behavior — and some say that's because they're so taken by technology.
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There needs to be room for that kind of variance — and with it, one hopes, will come the kind of narrative risk-taking that you're talking about.
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China's benchmark stock index skidded to four-year lows, sapping appetite for risk taking with the euro down 0.1 percent against the perceived safe-haven Swiss Franc.
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SpaceX founder Elon Musk has said he wants to make a flying car too, and Page has said before that he's been inspired by Musk's risk-taking.
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The Japanese yen - often bought when broader markets slide - gave up some of its earlier gains, suggesting renewed demand for risk-taking as Asian stock markets rebounded.
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"It's encouraging undue risk-taking, policy complacency, capital miscalculation and enterprise bubbles and will continue to do so if it is not reversed in time," he added.
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" They even posted a warning label: "Goals may cause systematic problems in organizations due to narrowed focus, unethical behavior, increased risk taking, decreased cooperation, and decreased motivation.
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These characteristics include a history of cruelty to animals or other people, risk taking, behavior suggesting loss of control or impulsivity, narcissistic personality and current mental instability.
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Oaktree Capital Management's Howard Marks made waves in July with a memo arguing that excessive risk-taking had formed an unholy union with sky-high asset prices.
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Throughout our history, hard work, risk-taking, and trust in our free-market capitalist system have propelled our nation and millions of people up the economic ladder.
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The Japanese yen - often bought when broader markets slide - gave up its earlier gains, suggesting some renewed demand for risk-taking as stock markets rebounded on Wednesday.
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However, advocates of reforming executive pay - by linking it with performance and reducing incentives for risk-taking - argue the pay ceilings are so high they lack teeth.
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More importantly, they are the ideal antidotes to the negative aspects of being risk-taking and heroic, just as pragmatic and connecting balance out disruptive and galvanizing.
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While promising considerable savings, most changes should be far less contentious than tweaking Dodd Frank, which aims to curb excessive risk-taking and predatory lending, lobbyists say.
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Kuroda said he did not see signs of excessive risk-taking or overheating in financial activity as a result of the central bank's ultra-loose monetary policy.
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In life we want independent thinking and risk-taking, but the G.P.A. system encourages students to be deferential and risk averse, giving their teachers what they want.
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Xi Jinping is clearly a very confident and risk-taking leader, but that does not necessarily come from the fact that he participated in the Cultural Revolution.
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With such a local connection and national reach, he thought it could be the perfect subject for a commission to mark his risk-taking company's 70th anniversary.
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Over the past two decades, Jennifer Lopez has inspired the sartorial choices of women across the world with her risk-taking, head-turning and undeniably sexy style.
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It may, however, choose to behave even more provocatively and aggressively, taking brinksmanship to the extreme in the hope of winning a dangerous competition of risk-taking.
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It is that she has chosen the one region most tough for Congress... This kind of go-for-broke risk-taking is uncharacteristic of Cong/Gandhi family.
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"I joke that he is a mix of Leonard Cohen and Prince," he said, combining a deep soulful understanding of the world with a risk-taking flamboyance.
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Research shows us that because youths' brains are not fully developed until well into their 20s, they are more prone to impetuous decision-making and risk-taking.
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Speaking to the BBC, he said traders in the industry were still facing the same dilemma of being under pressure to generate profits while minimising risk-taking.
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New financial regulations put in place in the aftermath of that recession pared risk-taking and increased transparency into bank planning and operations, making them stronger entities.
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As I grew older, and more risk-taking, I worried I'd had sex with someone I didn't know, a not-uncommon experience in my own daily calendar.
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All that cross-cultural melding has led to a risk-taking bunch of chefs who aim to reflect the culinary traditions housed in its vast urban sprawl.
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On the contrary, a generous and effective safety net can be embraced as a tool to promote and sustain a culture of freedom, innovation and risk taking.
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The shotmaking and risk-taking were often astonishing, with both men leaping into their strokes and going after returns, and frequently finding the borders of the lines.
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On one hand, he has called for dismantling the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial overhaul that is credited with reining in risk taking but blamed for crimping profits.
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Ratings also may be sensitive to any outsized risk-taking in order to improve economic returns, though Fitch believes this is unlikely given the company's risk profile.
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As Americans reflect on International Women's Day, the efforts of the centers, their employees, and most importantly the risk-taking entrepreneurs they serve should not be forgotten.
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Some researchers have proposed that by raising dopamine levels, levodopa essentially mimics certain aspects of addiction, making the brain more susceptible to risk-taking and compulsive behavior.
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Goldman Sach's push into retail banking comes as some of its traditional business lines are hampered by additional rules on risk-taking, according to the FT report.
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U.S. Treasury yields edged higher as expectations China will take more steps to bolster its economy boosted risk taking, and after U.S. economic data beat economists expectations.
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The theory is that risk-taking activity releases dopamine — a neurotransmitter that floods the brain with pleasurable sensations most often felt after a good meal or sex.
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"Within a more uncertain global macroeconomic scenario, low bank profitability and growing appetite for risk-taking are some of the main challenges for banks," De Cos said.
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During that time, the former Fed chair became a leading critic of what he saw as banks&apos excessive risk-taking and lackluster response to the crisis.
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Domenicali said the profile of the crypto rich is similar to the current Lambo sports car client – young, risk-taking and hungry to get to the top.
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"Making arrangements to meticulously conduct appropriate risk and profit management is essential for sustainable improvement in profitability through risk taking," the central bank said in its report.
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"Our tax-advantaged dollars create opportunities for us to take risk, but the evidence shows there isn't that much risk-taking in our sector," Dr. Rodin said.
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The entire political value proposition is underwritten by the centrality of safe success; there is no looming Cold War threat to justify extraordinary risk-taking or failure.
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"The consensus in behavioral economics literature is that women exhibit greater aversion to competition and risk-taking and are arguably more cooperative than men," she tells Broadly.
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Aging is, after all, what happens if you don't die, and after decades of risk-taking, Synnott is finally forced to grapple with the consequences of survival.
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For Moyá, it is not about swinging harder but about more advanced court positioning and calculated risk taking; about winning more free points with an improved serve.
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I'd say the kind of risk-taking he displayed on the campaign trail is consistent with who he is as a businessman and as a human being.
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It sets him up as the desperate, risk-taking kind of character who's easy to admire, and we're used to seeing those sorts of risks pay off.
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Although major central banks deployed massive stimulus programmes to battle the global financial crisis, they have always scrutinized whether their policies were causing excessive risk-taking, he said.
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According to former engineers, a culture clash had emerged between the two companies, with Toyota's conservative "safety first" style of engineering going up against Tesla's risk-taking approach.
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Juenger said it was good to see Disney doing some risk-taking with a film that broke out of the original trilogy format of the "Star Wars" franchise.
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Fund families need to discourage low "active share" strategies and to reward risk-taking managers, even when what they're trying to do isn't being rewarded by the markets.
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"Since 2008, regulators and policymakers have focused on increased capital for banks and restrictions on risk taking as a general panacea for preventing a future crisis," he said.
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As this Coindesk analysis notes, the markets will be deeply volatile during this stretch and could remain so as risk-taking buyers snap up coin on the downswing.
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Compensation has been sliding on Wall Street ever since post-financial crisis rules crimped risk taking and as automation and electronic trading take over more flows from clients.
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Philippine banking regulation continues to strengthen, with recent changes focused on enhancing risk-management and related-party lending frameworks, and measures to forestall excessive real-estate risk-taking.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday it was important to scrutinize whether economic expansion was leading to excessive risk-taking in financial markets.
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Teenagers already prone to risk-taking become even more vulnerable to injury and death when peer pressure on sites like Facebook and Instagram is thrown into the mix.
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"You didn't have in Europe the culture that accepted risk-taking, that almost encouraged it and you didn't have the access to capital," MacGann said on the podcast.
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Which is why this year's Met Gala theme — honoring Comme des Garçons' Rei Kawakubo's signature sculptural, body-warping aesthetic — was practically tailor-made for the risk-taking singer.
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A downgrade of Sampath's National Long-Term Rating could result from a sustained decline in capitalisation, further increase in risk-taking or a sharp decline in asset quality.
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"While the recovery in oil prices was positive for risk-taking, there remain other worries, so safe-haven demand for the yen will remain," said State Street's Kaida.
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Unmitigated risk-taking is, by itself, not an intelligent strategy for engineering innovation, any more than an explorer sailing aimlessly out to sea is a strategy for discovery.
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But because Nerve loves its heroine, whose dabbling in risk-taking led her to bet not just on herself but on her generation, Vee's optimism is eventually rewarded.
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There is evidence that at different life stages there is a consistent association with this kind of family complexity, as well as risk taking behavior and aggressive behavior.
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The Moon is in Leo, encouraging you to be your adventurous, risk-taking self—but take it slow, Sagittarius, Mercury is retrograde and plans won't go as expected.
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The initial reaction to the Fed throughout markets was towards more risk-taking, and stocks on Wall Street rallied out of negative territory, lifting a global stocks index.
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Throughout the 1990s and 2000s, despite the industry's rampant risk taking, financial institutions successfully beat back proposed curbs on their leverage, lending and use of exotic financial instruments.
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Jeffrey Zhang, an economist at the Federal Reserve, argues that banking deregulation in the 1990s led to rapid bank concentration alongside "sub-optimally higher levels of risk-taking".
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Clawback provisions were put in place or strengthened at all the top U.S. banks after the financial crisis of 2008, primarily to hold executives responsible for risk taking.
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The new bill requires private capital to bear a junior position in mortgage credit risk, taking losses ahead of Ginnie Mae, which is to say, ahead of taxpayers.
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"Too big to fail" institutions, coupled with excessive, unbridled risk-taking, will have a catastrophic impact on the American economy and wreak havoc on consumers' financial well-being.
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This makes it all the more difficult to understand why the administration now chooses to risk taking us back to the beggar-thy-neighbor policies of the 1930s.
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This rationing helps an investor balance the risk-taking they need to reap the stock market's higher returns with the safety net that is necessary when there's volatility.
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"When lawmakers treat all biotech and pharmaceutical companies the way that they do bad actors, you will have a chilling effect on risk taking and innovation," Tillis said.
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It is billionaires' "appetite for smart risk-taking, business focus, and determination" that help them build and sustain their wealth, according to UBS and PwC's 2019 Billionaires Report.
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Because of that, Sedlin says, there is lots of appetite from risk-taking family offices or cannabis-specific funds to invest in smaller or earlier-stage funding rounds.
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"There is caution among many journalists and bloggers," he said, adding that, conversely, there was also more risk-taking among some who are determined not to back down.
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Concerns about the strategy and execution of its newly created life sciences division — and what both points show about Alphabet's restructuring, appetite for risk-taking and cost-cutting.
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A new study released this week links a parasite that comes from cat feces with the lack of fear and increased risk-taking behaviors commonly found among entrepreneurs.
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CNBC | SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey The one thing most entrepreneurs can agree they want from their government is to support their risk-taking rather than put up roadblocks.
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It showed Simmons and Simonsohn's own unfavorable P-curve and essentially argued that the original published findings on hormones and risk-taking were probably a result of chance.
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The last member of Parliament who had tried to reform the law on sexual offenses lost his seat, and the Labour Party wouldn't risk taking up the cause.
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I see their risk-taking, their passion to be leaders, to form unforgettable teams for the ages, and I'm fascinated to see if they can pull it off.
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Our main concern is that these defenses will erode over time and risk-taking will emerge in corners of the financial system that are less constrained by regulation.
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Bernanke did, however, note the importance of guarding against financial imbalances that could come with inflated stock market prices and excessive risk-taking with public and private debt.
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Here are a few ways pancreatic cancer research can change for the better: More opportunity for risk-taking Like many researchers, I've submitted multiple grants in my career.
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A new system that rewards prudent risk-taking and holds people personally and financially accountable for their actions is a prerequisite to restoring our faith in Wall Street.
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Despite their status as a special class of prospective refugees, earned by their bravery, risk-taking, loyalty and sacrifices, intelligence agents serving America have few options of escape.
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On Tuesday, De Cos said that interest rates staying low for longer in the euro zone could hurt banking transmission channels and spur risk-taking, threatening financial stability.
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Judging the Obama administration's initial proposal to overhaul regulation to be too weak, he lobbied for a new measure that would restrict risk-taking by the largest banks.
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As part of a new remuneration policy to discourage excessive risk taking, Deutsche Bank has significantly increased the fixed part of salaries over the last couple of years.
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Stung by an industrywide slowdown in trading and restrictions on risk-taking, Goldman has yet to regain the profitability it had in the wake of the financial crisis.
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"Conflicting headlines lead to asymmetric conclusions, which have immobilized price action and investor risk taking," Mike Tran, a commodity strategist at RBC Capital Markets said in a note.
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That's why we need policies in place that encourage the risk-taking needed today to help young entrepreneurs and their companies scale to become tomorrow's global business leaders.
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The Checkup Whether siblings are of the same sex or not can affect how much time children spend with their parents, romantic relationships and risk-taking, research shows.
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The memoir is particularly strong on how her relationship to risk-taking evolved after becoming a mother, and her fears about not doing enough to protect her children.
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Despite such challenges, Europe's policy makers — not typically known for risk taking — are forging ahead with a new plan to align the Continent's disparate, and often contradictory, digital interests.
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Prepare to be delighted, and surprised, because these writers don't shy away from BDSM, erotic risk-taking, sex with strangers, male/male lust, historical erotic scenes, or anything else.
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Some risk-taking traders pounced on a very short-term market bet and levered their returns via an all or nothing options trade expiring in just a single day.
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Drugmakers counter that it can cost $1 billion dollars or more to develop the typical drug and say they need to be reimbursed for the costs and risk-taking.
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"Yellen's cautious testimony - and the dovish tones of her deputies - may have given risk-taking a new lease of life," said BNY Mellon currency strategist Neil Mellor in London.
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Some banks have already altered compensation plans to discourage risk-taking by minimizing the use of cash and deferred stock, with a greater emphasis on deferred long-term debt.
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That said, our brains do not click into final draft mode at 18, with capacities like judgment, reasoning, and risk-taking regulations still solidifying well into our mid-twenties.
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The latest trend buzzing through the streets of London, the runways in Paris, and the red carpets in Hollywood is about as risk-taking as a side part gets.
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Earlier puberty in girls seems to correlate with higher levels of obesity, depression and risk taking behavior later in life, as shown in a study cited in the article.
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Others, like Algomi, have come up with products that help keep track of interest in buying and selling over time, allowing dealers to move from risk-taking to matchmaking.
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The BOJ's financial system report analyzes whether there are any excessive risk-taking among financial institutions, as well as how resilient they are to various risks and market shocks.
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Looked at like that, his risk-taking may fit with his greater purpose; a gamble, perhaps a self-sacrifice, undertaken as part of his urge to fend off catastrophe.
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That could mean that victory is decided by the fewest mistakes, the sleekest aerodynamics and the most precise line down the mountain, rather than out-and-out risk-taking.
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A VR downgrade could result from unexpected deterioration in capitalisation or its risk profile, or excessive growth or risk-taking, particularly in high-risk high-return unsecured personal loans.
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Lavorgna noted that Friday's better-than-expected U.S. jobs report pushed the Federal Reserve toward further interest rate hikes in 2016, which he said would only hurt risk-taking.
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It has a valuation around $22011 billion, an innovative, risk-taking corporate culture and investors who are comfortable with the company trading at a high multiple relative to earnings.
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The disclosure to comply with the act, which the U.S. Congress introduced after the financial crisis to reduce risk-taking, has not been made for other sovereign sukuk issues.
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While Singapore can attract talent, and build an ecosystem of entrepreneurs, investors, corporations and research institutes, experts say the city-state generally lags in the culture of risk taking.
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CONTROVERSIAL PAST Sargeant's tolerance for risk-taking has taken him to hazardous corners of the globe where some of his business dealings have become tangled in investigations and lawsuits.
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The overall mood was one of relief that Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen had not sounded more hawkish in her appearance before Congress, a green light for risk taking.
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The project embraces a relentless malleability and risk-taking that is familiar to immigrant communities in the United States, because sometimes the self has to riff as it resists.
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Mozilo agreed in 2010 to a $67.5 million settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which had accused him of misleading investors about Countrywide's health and risk-taking.
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"Given the impulsivity, risk-taking and unpredictability of adolescence, we should promote safe storage as a routine measure rather than only when a concern or crisis arises," he said.
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"It discourages risk taking because people can get a pretty decent rate of return by keeping their money pretty liquid," said Sal Guatieri, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets.
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Aware that the pendulum has swung too far away from risk-taking, the Financial Stability Board, an international group of policymakers, is co-ordinating efforts to reverse the trend.
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Instead, the fund boosted the weighting of stock holdings in response to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push to promote risk-taking and foster confidence in the country's financial markets.
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Most recently, Pelosi proved herself as risk-taking and strategic as any politician these last few weeks in her showdowns with the President and members of her own party.
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He advocated greater regulatory oversight of Fannie and Freddie, as well as the imposition of needed capital requirements and putting controls in place to guard against undue risk-taking.
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"BASE" is an acronym describing the types of objects the risk-taking parachuters jump from: building, antenna, span (like a bridge or steel beam) and Earth (like a cliff).
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Young adults are more inclined to engage in risk-taking behaviors, represent the highest percentage of enrolled military personnel, and disproportionately live in "high-stress environments" like correctional facilities.
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The battle continued throughout Sunday, before police ordered everyone to leave the school campus or risk "taking part in a riot" — an offense punishable by 10 years in prison.
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Such misjudgments would most likely derive from the mutual and obligatory search by each endangered party for "escalation dominance," that is, from an inevitable competition in strategic risk-taking.
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"If there's one metric that I'm going track, to determine whether or not I want to stay engaged in risk-taking, it's going to be that liquidity," Ablin said.
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The Dodd-Frank financial reform law called for new regulations to prohibit banks and other financial firms from offering compensation deemed excessive or that could encourage reckless risk-taking.
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In addition, cannabis can increase focus and risk-taking behaviors, allowing athletes to forget bad falls or previous trauma in sport, and push themselves past those fears in competition.
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Regulations like the Dodd-Frank Act and the Volcker Rule have made bond trading less profitable and driven larger banks to cut risk-taking, trading volumes and client lists.
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By comparison, this same independent watchdog complained that America's "complex and fragmented" administration has proven ineffective in deterring excessive risk-taking and fending off threats to the financial system.
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Most studies of media and behavior look at risk-taking or violence more generally, but the "Fast and Furious" movies emphasize one particular type of risky behavior: fast driving.
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And the pause from the central bank reinvigorated risk-taking among investors, with the S&P 500 rising 9.5 percent the next year, and the economy continuing to grow.
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Just as Mr. Powell argued that the Fed's bond-buying encouraged investors to take risks in 2013, Morgan Stanley said that the Fed's retreat was now discouraging risk-taking.
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However, trauma — and these are certainly traumatic times for some — can also lead to sexual risk taking, like unprotected sex or sex under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
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The hormone is associated with certain behaviors — including aggression, competition and risk taking — that might contribute to boys' underperformance in school, but that are often rewarded in the workplace.
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Mr. Powell and other Fed officials have long regarded the rule as costly and ineffective, in part because they say it duplicates other measures aimed at limiting risk-taking.
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Sure, the girls could have had PMS and the boys could have been experiencing testosterone surges, which have been tied to behavioral changes like increased risk-taking and aggression.
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That level of investor risk-taking could augur well for the stock market, Mr. Eavis writes — but may evaporate if another big tech company, like Facebook, delivers disappointing earnings.
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On the other hand, they are anxious that American nonreaction to Iran's recent provocations will only feed Iran's appetite for risk-taking, with Saudi Arabia the most convenient target.
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It is also purchasing Treasury bills to expand its balance sheet, a move strategists say has added to liquidity and potentially risk taking in both stocks and credit markets.
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That discussion continued in January with a look at how to handle future financial stability concerns, which could include excessive risk-taking by investors and risky lending by banks.
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But no matter which end of the risk-taking spectrum a person lands on, almost everyone makes one common mistake — they calculate risk based on their level of fear.
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WASHINGTON — Banks could invest heavily in or even sponsor venture capital funds under a proposed change to a post-crisis rule that was intended to limit their risk-taking.
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They should invest at the right level of risk, taking on more risk for longer-term goals, and less risk for the shorter term, such as a down payment.
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In other studies, Dr. Neave and his colleagues have found links between male dance attractiveness and risk-taking, as well as handgrip strength, a marker for overall body strength.
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She's a member of a creative, risk-taking, passionate generation of taxidermy artists who use the genre to peel back the mystery of death and explore the possibilities underneath.
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Travis Kalanick's drive to win in life has led to a pattern of risk-taking that has at times put his ride-hailing company on the brink of implosion.
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I had to take a significant pay cut and jump into a whole new role, but I reminded myself that the most worthwhile endeavors require courage and risk-taking.
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But then the financial crisis happened, spurred in part by out-of-control risk taking at banks, and new rules tamped down on the industry's hedge fund-like bets.
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Regulators used a nearly identical process to enervate the Glass-Steagall Act, passed during the Great Depression to limit risk-taking by commercial banks, during the 1970s and 1980s.
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Yet most states still assume investment rates of return in the range of seven to eight percent, incentivizing greater risk taking, which brings with it greater risk of underperformance.
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"Worries about many things are still lingering so it becomes hard to shift to a mood of aggressive risk taking," said Kumiko Ishikawa, senior analyst at Sony Financial Holdings.
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For companies, gender diversity in particular has been shown to lead to higher returns on capital, less risk-taking, greater employee engagement, greater customer engagement, and even greater innovation.
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Figliuzzi said it was the FBI's belief that Murphy wasn't going to risk taking a job inside the State Department, where the vetting process might unmask her true identity.
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As a practical matter, however, expectations that the government will rescue "too-big-to- fail" (TBTF) institutions have eroded the incentives of investors to constrain risk-taking by executives.
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It took time, entrepreneurs and investors say, for the tech community in New York to build the success stories, human networks and self-confidence that inspire serial risk taking.
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The certification regime is one of several changes taken by the agency and other regulators here to discourage undue risk-taking and to bring more accountability to the financial industry.
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I think the system, or in general, when we talk about the quote-unquote "system," it tends to be more punished for risk-taking and less rewarded for missing opportunities.
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President Donald Trump's tariffs also landed on top of a regulatory campaign to crack down on pockets of excessive risk-taking that had already battered Chinese banks and financial markets.
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Leverage in the banking system is lower now, but a decade of near zero interest rates and ultra-low volatility has fuelled speculation and risk-taking across the financial ecosystem.
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The brain can then respond to the next round of stressful decision-making episodes with even more effective thought process that yields a strategic level of risk-taking with investments.
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Moves by Brazil's government to reduce state banks' risk-taking and curb loan book exposure to capital-intensive activities like infrastructure have stifled the supply of financing for the industry.
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"Obviously, we are not going to risk taking Kenyans there if this Zika virus reaches epidemic levels," Kipchoge Keino, chairman of the Kenyan Olympic Committee, said, according to the Guardian.
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CDIB Capital's direct investments would remain fully equity-funded and KGI Securities has adequate capitalisation relative to its moderate risk-taking, further backed by its strong and profitable brokerage franchise.
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Due to its aversion to risk-taking and the high-flying Wall Street atmosphere that led to the crisis, Wells Fargo avoided the damaging fallout and need for government bailouts.
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In that sense, the fate of the CSR funding may hinge on the question of whether Democratic leaders want to play hardball and risk taking blame for a potential shutdown.
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Oddly, considering Jobs' reputation as a risk-taking product visionary, Cook is spending more on research and development, even as a percentage of sales, than Jobs in his later years.
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This involved looking at 11 norms generally considered by experts to reflect society's expectations of traditional masculinity including a desire to win, risk-taking and pursuit of status, Wong said.
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The challenge, Mr Marshall argues, is to channel the old economy's risk-taking into new industries in which Australia has a good chance to excel: high-value food and biotechnology.
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"Investors are willing to take on more risk when facing a guaranteed loss, so risk-taking is likely to be higher in a world of negative interest rates," it said.
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The descriptions of his alleged behavior -- in the New Yorker and New York Times -- suggest the classic symptoms of a psychopath: risk taking, clever manipulation and a lack of shame.
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Healthcare should not be a system that de-incentivizes work, discourages risk-taking and innovation, keeps people dependent on federal handouts, and lets Americans die waiting in line for care.
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Testosterone is not only associated with risk-taking and violence, but it also appears to introduce physiological harms, since castrated males live a decade or two longer than intact ones.
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If the benefits of financial risk-taking were plentiful and widely shared, it might be worth society's time to play the odds and bear the cost of the occasional blowup.
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The movie, a visual revelation, was also a welcome defense of risk-taking in an era of anxiety, and something of a cautionary tale about the downsides of helicopter parenting.
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FRANK JUSTIN Providence, R.I. To the Editor: The same arguments about encouraging more risk taking were made earlier about needle exchange programs to fight H.I.V., delaying their implementation by years.
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Along with her warnings about potential overvaluations in markets, Brainard said Fed policy has helped stem the type of excessive risk-taking that led to the financial crisis of 2008.
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Britain is introducing a new certification and senior managers regime next month, requiring bank staff whose jobs involve some degree of risk-taking to be directly accountable for their actions.
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Longer-term, negative rates could undermine the viability of life insurers, pensions and savings, the Fund warned, and they might also encourage excessive risk-taking and build financial market bubbles.
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Most staff faced bonus cuts while fixed salaries edged up, in line with rules imposed by European regulators following the financial crisis in an effort to reduce excessive risk-taking.
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Stocks soared through the first four months of the year hitting record highs in April, as the Federal Reserve's shift away from plans to raise interest rates reinvigorated risk-taking.
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In particular, if the Fed reacts too quickly to the tribulations of financial markets, it could encourage excessive risk-taking in ways that could ultimately fuel a boom and bust.
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The data also shows that EU rules to rein in banker bonuses, blamed for driving excessive risk-taking in the run up to the 2008 crisis, are having an impact.
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"The idea that the party will continue for quite a long time is creating more risk-taking, and that's what worries me more than anything else right now," she said.
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For more than two weeks, a professional sports gambler from Las Vegas has been dominating "Jeopardy!" with a calculated strategy, an affinity for risk-taking and a deft buzzer hand.
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But the enterprising spirit and the appetite for risk-taking they are forced to shed are fundamental to the innovation-driven economy Mr. Xi promises to build for the future.
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And only around 50 percent of the markers, such as those linked to risk-taking, were found in both men and women, suggesting that different genetic influences affect different genders.
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Drinking was a way to make it through the mood swings, impulsivity, risk-taking, and racing thoughts, all of which were sheathed in the appearance of a high-functioning individual.
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Jack Ma has said your 220s are for learning, your 230s and 210s are for risk-taking and your 24s are for doing what you're good at and training others.
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Out there in the culture, we think of capitalism as entrepreneurial and risk-taking and innovative, and that sometimes is the case but only within a very, very narrow frame.
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Federal Reserve officials worried at their last meeting that keeping interest rates low might encourage excessive risk-taking in the financial markets, according to minutes from the session released Friday.
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Ford's F-series trucks represented the largest-scale use of aluminum in a high-volume vehicle, and required technological risk-taking at a level rarely seen among the Detroit automakers.
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On Friday, Draghi, a former Goldman Sachs executive, said "there is never a good time for lax regulation" especially because it can create incentives that lead to higher risk-taking.
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The program, known as "quantitative easing " or, more colloquially, "money printing," was aimed at injecting money into the economy and encouraging risk-taking following the devastation of the financial crisis.
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This responsible behavior contrasts against bluster and risk-taking in a number of Cold War crises which, if they had been further mishandled, could possibly have led to nuclear exchanges.
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Dodd-Frank reforms after the financial crisis sought to increase capital buffers, decrease risk-taking and institute a procedure for unwinding banks that fell into the "too big to fail" category.
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The moon in Capricorn lights up the sector of your chart that rules your career today, Aries, and you're in an adventurous, risk-taking mood as Venus mingles with rebel Uranus.
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But this risk-taking artist has an impressive record of embracing new projects that enable her to "educate herself," as she has said, and to take audiences along on the ride.
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"Obviously, we are not going to risk taking Kenyans there if this Zika virus reaches epidemic levels," said the head of Kenya's Olympics committee, Kipchoge Keino, himself a Kenyan running great.
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"This is not QE to induce animal spirits and pull people into risk-taking and borrowing," said Danielle DiMartino Booth, a former Fed official who is now CEO of Quill Intelligence.
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The retail side of the institution comes under extra-tough capital requirements and other rules designed to insulate it against the more risk-taking activities of the rest of the company.
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The collection demonstrates his tremendous range, macabre wit, and above all, his risk-taking, most notably in the emotional core of the stories and the unflinching reality from which they derive.
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A downgrade of SCSB's ratings is likely to be driven by a downgrade of its subsidiary's rating or a weakened risk profile due to excessive risk-taking in Asian emerging markets.
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Its combination of engineering expertise, thriving business networks, deep pools of capital, strong universities and a risk-taking culture have made it impossible to clone, despite many attempts to do so.
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Terrence Howard wore a custom robe from the lingerie brand La Perla, Pharrell Williams was decked out in Chanel necklaces and there were many more surprising styles from risk-taking guys.
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Fan told a forum in Beijing that China has a significant number of private investors with sufficient capital and the appetite for risk taking, citing data from the Boston Consulting Company.
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"Additional bank risk-taking induced by the collateral policy change could impose a negative externality on the state through loan guarantees," authors Sjoerd Van Bekkum, Marc Gabarro and Rustom Irani wrote.
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Opinion is also divided over the impact on loan covenants that companies have with banks, which are often based on a cap on balance sheets to avoid too much risk-taking.
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Cost controls and a cautious increase in risk-taking across Latin America had helped increase the bank's "operational leverage" earlier in the year, Chief Executive Officer Roberto Sallouti said in May.
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So of course, being from a family predisposed to sartorial risk-taking, Kendall Jenner decided to really amp things up when she landed across the pond for the city's fashion week.
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For instance, men are often celebrated for displaying overconfidence, aggressiveness and fearless risk-taking, but women who show the same traits are often seen as being a "bulldozer" or pathologically ambitious.
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There are a lot of cheap investments that risk-taking investors may want to own, but you also don't want to hold a fund that might see a lot of defaults.
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The country needs to be doing more to encourage the risk-taking that underlies our long-term economic growth and the bipartisan reforms we've outlined are just the place to start.
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Britain, America and Ireland have a different eco-system: based on fast and fluid investments, generalist skills, strong research universities, a risk-taking culture and a liberal, adversarial corporate governance regime.
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New regulations forcing banks to hold more capital, reduce risk-taking and scale back market-making activities are expected to further squeeze liquidity from fixed income markets as the year unfolds.
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While going to the moon would have a great deal of benefit for the country that undertakes it, such an effort requires a vibrant economy and a culture of risk-taking.
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"More risk-taking is required when things change more rapidly, both for workers who have to change jobs and for businesses who have to constantly innovate to stay ahead," Goldin argued.
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At the Amazon Web Services Summit earlier this year, Jassy said the key to the company's success is its encouragement toward risk-taking, innovation and willingness to fail, reports Business Insider.
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Similarly, discipline, user focus, design thinking, cross-functional collaboration, risk-taking, passion and determination — all the characteristics that drive innovation and are so evident in the Matter participants — are never mastered.
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Yet as both Trump and Bernie Sanders proved in 2016, pessimism is an effective mobilizing tool because it raises the stakes of an election, bolstering the case for risk-taking change.
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One of the problems with elite universities is that they accustom students to a sense of prestige that's both superficial and inhibits a certain kind of risk-taking and genuine nonconformity.
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It's the kind of scene that takes on special resonance because it was neither staged nor expected, and because it exemplifies the risk-taking genius of our greatest living jazz improviser.
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The culturally pervasive associations of masculinity with dispassion, distance, abstraction, toughness and risk-taking, and of femininity with emotion, empathy, bodily vulnerability, fear and caution, are embedded within the professional discourse.
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For life insurers, a sector that banks on its ability to manage risk-taking when it comes to health, this new DNA era could mean an information disadvantage versus the consumer.
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The capital gains tax rate is significantly lower than the income tax rate for a very good reason: the government believes that incentivizing real investment and real risk-taking spurs growth.
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But the previously unreported encounter with Mr. Cook showed how Mr. Kalanick was also responsible for risk-taking that pushed Uber beyond the pale, sometimes to the very brink of implosion.
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Signs of excessive financial risk-taking as well as slowdown in bank profitability are some of the biggest challenges in the euro area, the European Central Bank (ECB) said on Wednesday.
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The SALT deduction encourages big spenders at the state level to mask the severity of their fiscal malfeasance; on the other hand, lower marginal income taxes encourage investment and risk taking.
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For a Presidential candidate, supporting such measures need no longer entail the kind of political risk-taking, or solicitude for the gun lobby, that it might have even five years ago.
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Instead, establish clear rules for risk taking, like what constitutes a good or bad risk, what happens with success or failure from a risk, who needs to approve a risk, etc.
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We are hard-working, risk-taking people – and we're producers, writers, and film directors, but also caterers, truck drivers, makeup artists, construction workers, and office employees – just to name a handful.
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Sending up few extremely costly satellites can tamp down on risk-taking, because there's no good way to fix a problem in a far-out orbit, or change design before launch.
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"It combines the greatest aspects of many different sports — tactics, planning, bravery and risk-taking — plus you can have a cup of tea and often a stimulating conversation while you play!"
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Regulators in other markets including the United Kingdom and Hong Kong have introduced rules that would make senior bank managers more responsible for corporate malfeasance, in a bid to curtail risk-taking.
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"I give Jaden props," the actress, 46, said of her son's sartorial risk taking on the latest episode of Red Table Talk alongside Jade, her daughter Willow and mother Adrienne Banfield Norris.
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Its combination of engineering expertise, thriving business networks, deep pools of capital, strong universities and a risk-taking culture have made the Valley impossible to clone, despite many attempts to do so.
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We studied all the third quarters during this seven-year bull market and found defensive stocks did the best as investors used this summer period to take a breather from risk-taking.
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As perfectly demonstrated by her and her super chic husband Dwayne Wade's recent appearances at Paris fashion week, this sartorial savvy duo have never shied away from a bold, risk-taking look.
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Being willing and able to fail correctly (that is, quickly, cheaply and never the same way twice) is part of the critical risk-taking and pivoting process that allows entrepreneurs to excel.
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Meanwhile, Chris Hohn's TCI wrote to Volkswagen management demanding a wholesale rethink of compensation levels and the process for determining them, blaming the encouragement of risk-taking for the diesel emissions saga.
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Risk-taking drives up revenues, boosts annual bonus payments, and also creates the earnings and stock market volatility which makes the share options many traders and executives are paid in more valuable.
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More risk-taking sentiment resumed following the French election first round result as demand for longer maturities resurfaced, EHY yields have touched new lows and returns have outperformed the broader credit market.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Working outside of the demands of the commercial world, shortform cinema allows for greater risk-taking and experimentation than what we usually see in the mainstream.
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As predictable as the candles-and-roses-strewn loft where the couple's matching pouts first collide, "High Strung" prefers penciled-in stereotypes — the queen bee; the risk-taking roommate — to real characters.
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The values and principles of a company should dictate how all employees treat each other; emphasize openness, transparency and inclusiveness; encourage innovation and risk taking and detail the purpose of the company.
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The need to discourage such excessive risk-taking is why even analysts who think the economy still faces challenges predict that the Fed will nevertheless raise rates at least once this year.
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"We can debate about how late we are in the credit cycle, but many investors are up 8%-9% on the year so it's a bit late for risk-taking," said Hughes.
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The combative yet error-prone handling of the Guccifer account is in line with the GRU's aggressive and risk-taking organizational culture and a wartime mindset prevalent in the Russian intelligence community.
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One may have to do with male risk-taking tendencies—fighting to protect the family back in the day, or shotgunning a PBR and jumping off a roof in the present day.
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Fatigue and emotional fluctuations are one of a number of behavioral changes that can indicate a secret addiction, and people may spend more time alone or engage in more risk taking behaviors.
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Last week's 2.6-percent S&P 500 gain in four days would have made it the best week of 2017, a sign of expanding risk-taking appetites and more eagerness among buyers.
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While low rates could lead to excessive risk taking, especially in equities and real estate, there were no signs of general bubbles, even if some localized overvaluations can be observed, Villeroy added.
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Investors were rewarded for their risk-taking with the highest yields for any fixed-income asset relative to its market value after the financial crisis, according to data compiled by Goldman Sachs.
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How cool would it be if THQ Nordic kept buying up these old, weird properties with niche fanbases, and paired them with risk-taking studios looking for a shot on minimal funding?
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