There is waterfall effect where then people are selling, selling, selling.
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They've made hundreds of millions of dollars selling access, selling favors, selling government contracts.
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That includes all types of messaging, from up-selling, to cross-selling, to (I'm assuming) just selling.
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We were just selling ourselves and selling ourselves on the idea — selling ourselves on ourselves, you know?
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" But selling luxury goods online presents challenges, as Liu had explained: "When you are selling products for thousands of dollars, you aren't only selling the product, you are selling an experience.
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He found, basically, that traders were selling because other traders were selling; it was essentially a self-reinforcing selling panic.
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" Health care: "Selling insurance isn't like selling credit cards.
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" "People are selling because everyone is selling (in tech).
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"I hate selling what someone else is selling," she said.
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They could be selling Echos, they could be selling devices.
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Advertisers are producing, marketing, selling directly, selling through many channels.
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"Selling insurance isn't like selling credit cards," Mr. Bagley said.
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Selling Pence, however, may be tougher than selling Trump steaks.
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My nigga's auntie not selling dope, but she's selling alcohol.
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Selling on Amazon's platform also means selling on Amazon's terms.
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They've made hundreds of millions of dollars selling access, selling favors, selling government contracts, and I mean hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Facebook will start selling the Portal in November, with the smaller model selling for $199 and the Portal Plus selling for $349.
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What would be scarier would be if stocks were selling off, and bonds were selling off and the dollar was selling off.
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Instead of selling sex, will we remember him for selling speech?
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You're selling tobacco and you're selling newspapers and that's your role.
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For Buying and Selling, you had to be selling a house.
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Men are not just selling themselves, they are selling a lifestyle.
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He's both giving away and selling — and selling himself sparingly, decorously.
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They aren't selling finance; they are selling the idea of finance.
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So if it isn't selling men sex, what is Playboy selling?
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Selling us out is, after all, just another kind of selling.
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He's selling ... He is selling his movie studio first and foremost.
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Suddenly, you are no longer just selling assets, you are selling services.
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I was selling drugs, but I never got arrested for selling drugs.
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Direct selling, at its core, means selling products to people you know.
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I think that, you know, selling real estate isn't like selling stock.
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And they were selling cannabis before but they weren't selling it legally.
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"That marked the difference between selling coffee and selling experience," he said.
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Stop selling features and benefits, and start selling the solution to a problem.
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It is clear that selling groceries online is very different from selling books.
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It's the company's worst-selling console, sitting behind the 21 million-selling GameCube.
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But before they were selling hot dogs, they were selling something much different.
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It's not just selling smartphones connected to the internet; it's selling new needs.
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I just started selling sticker sets, and those are really selling well, too.
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When she said she was selling software, people thought she was selling lingerie.
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"They're selling the corn, and they're selling the soybean, and they're selling everything at levels that are soon going to be pretty good levels," Mr. Trump said.
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Tushy, which started out selling bidets, began selling bamboo toilet paper in early 2018.
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And what are you selling that for and who are you selling it to?
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But what they are selling is nonsense, like selling one thousand percent proof beer.
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Here, you are selling outcomes, different ways of selling electricity to improve life conditions.
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Selling services will present a huge challenge to firms hitherto geared to selling cars.
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But CVS isn't as much selling mobile payments as it is selling a brand.
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"We are not selling bottles, we are selling freshness of our products," said Niinami.
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The company has been cutting jobs, selling plants and selling brands to reduce expenses.
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Our partners are selling out to us, and they're selling out cheaper than otherwise.
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" Brands see where people are now —" what albums are selling, what tours are selling.
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There has been investment fund selling and no arguments found to stop that selling.
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"Some stores are for selling -- actually almost all stores are for selling," Cook said.
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From the U.S. perspective, selling natural resources is less desirable than selling manufactured products.
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Some technical levels were hit in the equity market where selling beget more selling.
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The period included 22 selling days, compared to 20 selling days in January 2016.
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Whatnot: A marketplace for selling buying/selling professionally authenticated collectibles, beginning with FunkoPop figures.
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"Selling, or not selling, is often met with regret or missed opportunity," Silane said.
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I was just pro what he was selling more than what she was selling.
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"They were selling socks, but they weren't selling in traditional retail stores," he says.
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Still, given the choice between selling fewer phones or selling more phones at a lower ASP, from an optics/growth perspective, selling more phones is probably the better strategy.
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These are markets that rely more on selling to us than us selling to them.
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Selling 'Van Wafels' at Brown University Selling 'Van Wafels' at Brown University That was 2010.
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They start selling drugs together, fail at selling drugs together, and then...that's about it.
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Apple is selling the 28 GB version for $28,2100; Best Buy's selling it for $28,1003.
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"I don't buy what everybody is selling when everybody is selling," Danoff told the Tribune.
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Not only are you selling a startup, but you're also selling yourself as a brand.
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WARREN BUFFETT: But it's-- - you know, it's—selling -- the equity's selling for about $221 billion.
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Not just the best-selling Echo devices — they were the best-selling out of everything.
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I'm selling a jar of my fingernails and Homerun Press is selling their baby blanket.
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Selling a computer without obscenity blockers is like selling a car without seatbelts, he said.
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I will state again, I'm not selling CNN and AT&T is not selling CNN.
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I saw the t-shirts they were selling, I saw the mugs they were selling.
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We've just been seeing selling and volumes accelerating on any rally, people were selling rallies.
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How different is selling a candidate online, after all, from selling shoes or shaving kits?
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How different is selling a candidate online, after all, than selling shoes or shaving kits?
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It may well be that it's selling consistently it's just selling less per individual retailer.
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But Backpage has more stringent rules for selling a dog than for selling a kid.
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Musk's idea to start selling them followed The Boring Company's unusually successful run selling hats.
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Saut told "Closing Bell " that the selling was due to a variety of reasons, including hedge fund selling, liquidation of exchange-traded funds, mutual fund redemptions and tax law selling.
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" Per Daniel Yergin of IHS Markit: "He was selling America, he was selling the economic story and he was selling himself to an international business community who expected something else.
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But the second, more important, answer is that selling jackets isn't the same as selling gadgets.
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So on one side, you have selling this product and then distributors selling it to customers.
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The company is currently selling direct to consumer but also sees potential in selling to businesses.
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Vendors on the streets selling t-shirts, Airbnb, people selling a parking spot in their backyard.
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And of course there's plenty of retail: Kiosks selling "Butterbeer" and shops selling the magic wands.
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Selling people on being against something is easy, selling people on being for something is hard.
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Once the selling starts in an ETF or funds, it will beget more selling, said Hennessy.
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We want to go beyond just selling products through transactions to selling solutions and building relationships.
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"I am selling double or triple what I was selling three years ago," before joining 1stdibs.
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Since the same groups selling plates were also selling weapons, however, they were removed this week.
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Acton and Koum became fabulously wealthy by selling out their values and selling out their users.
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It was the third best-selling album of 2016 in the US. The second best-selling?
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I began selling drugs to support my own habit, and selling became an addiction unto itself.
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It began by selling bags to horsemen in the 1920s, then later, moved into selling luggage.
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But selling sneakers specifically for entrepreneurship is kind of like selling a hat for speaking Spanish.
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Still, one of the oldest market truisms is that buying begets buying and selling begets selling.
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Communication is a key part of selling something — whether you're selling a product, a business or even selling yourself to a potential employer — and it's a fundamental skill for every entrepreneur.
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We'll be selling it to restaurants who will be selling our burger at basically the same price that they're selling their cow burgers, and they'll be making money on those sales, too.
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"I think that selling ice to Eskimos might be more lucrative than selling solar panels," Cramer said.
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But the mistake we made was that we thought selling electronics would be exactly like selling books.
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It now makes much more of its revenues from selling extras than from selling tickets (see chart).
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Now, selling the game is just getting you hooked, and they're selling you clothing for your character.
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At the time, Benlate was the best-selling and most profitable agricultural product DuPont was selling worldwide.
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Kate Spade was selling items via Amazon, but in February stopped selling handbags and leather goods there.
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But if you're selling-- you know, if you're selling some commodity prod-- product, you can't do that.
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The Lithuanian Foreign Ministry likened selling the hammer and sickle shirts to selling shirts with Nazi symbolism.
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But a bad day last Friday was followed by more selling, which begot more and more selling.
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This means that a plan selling in just one county is counted as selling in every county.
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Despite selling fewer hearing aids in the third quarter, the company saw average selling prices go up.
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When the Howes aren't selling their high-end machinery to civilians, they're selling it to the government.
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Is it a bear market that precipitates forced selling or does forced selling precipitate a bear market?
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The full list of the top Play Store content is included below: Top Installed Games (does not count those pre-installed on Android devices) Top Installed Apps (does not count those pre-installed on Android devices) Top Selling Songs Top Selling Albums Top Selling Movies Top Selling Books
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What O'Rourke was selling in Texas -- and what he is selling now as a presidential candidate -- isn't policy.
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So instead of selling people homes they could build themselves, Sears is now selling brands and empty stores.
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"Some are selling uranium, some are selling more upstream products or services," such as enriched uranium, he said.
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"The value end of London is still selling OK but more expensive stuff is selling slow," he said.
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Rather, it makes money from selling premium subscriptions to access extra selling tools and secure more prominent listings.
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They were selling out mid-level clubs, they were selling tons of records, and no one was interested.
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But the structure of that architecture is the same whether you're selling shoes or whether you're selling politics.
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Meteora became the third best selling album of 2003, selling over 4 million copies and earning numerous awards.
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Musk isn't currently considering selling more stock to build up more cash, but is thinking of selling bonds.
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S) selling its stake in L'Oreal, which in turn might look at selling its holding in Sanofi (SASY.PA).
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If the banks tomorrow don't start selling dollars, the black market will start selling at 17.5 and 18.
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But for the people from those places, selling them, it's really about selling them, so they can survive.
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When it comes to climate, however, they aren't just selling out America; they're selling out the whole world.
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The top-selling mask product, a 280-pack of Universal 280 sanitary dust masks, started selling at $21.
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I started selling art on eBay around 1999 in addition to selling commissions and work sold in galleries.
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"On any rally, you have farmer selling," Huckabay said, adding that farmer selling would likely cap potential gains.
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Selling has always begat selling, but in the current environment things can get out of hand in seconds.
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Then, in 1968, Mattel began selling Hot Wheels, and the cars quickly became the world's top-selling toy.
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Selling the entire stake would command a premium, while selling a smaller block might be more politically palatable.
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All of that means that selling smart thermostats is likely to be much less lucrative than selling smartphones.
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I did not ... KS: Selling something else / CN: I don't know ... KS: What are they selling over there?
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If you want to try your hand at starting a business selling clothes online, here are some tips:— Create your own personal brand: A big part of selling online is selling your personal style.
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We're still selling advertising, we're still selling advertising in the print edition, we're still selling in the digital edition, but we think our future is going to be consumers paying us directly for this product.
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Outlandishness and raw unparseable awe are what the Olympics are selling, and what they were selling four years ago.
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Fatia began selling sex hoping to save her earnings for a year and go into business, selling baby clothes.
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Though this is the troop's first time selling cookies, they gave themselves an impressive goal of selling 6,000 boxes.
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Perhaps it's a fear of selling something you already own, or not selling something before it heads markedly lower?
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Portugal was selling a 503-year bond, while Slovakia was selling 15-year paper on Thursday - both via syndication.
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Especially for smaller brands, there's not really an advantage between selling direct to the consumer versus selling through Amazon.
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The Backstreet Boys went on to become the best selling boy band of all time, selling 130 million records.
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Specifically, how much should it raise by selling short-term bills, and how much by selling long-term bonds?
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I was making reworked vintage clothes at 15, selling them on Orchard Street and selling them at Pat Fields.
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People - most of the free online services you're using are selling your data or selling access to your habits.
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I started buying and selling stuff, basically educated myself, and then I had always been buying and selling stuff.
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Simply selling a product to customers that don't represent that model is worse than not selling anything at all.
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Short-selling refers to selling an asset in the hope of buying it back at a lower price later.
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When you're selling in bigger quantities, you have to know who you're selling to, and that's always the risk.
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It was the best-selling album of 2006 and became the best-selling country album of the past decade.
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We're a bank, after all, we're not selling sweets, where you can stop selling a particular type of sweet.
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And the stock that we backstopped in 212008 at $212009 was selling-- has been selling for less than that.
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Selling souls, when people use the term "selling souls," what it simply means is when you lose your conscience.
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The goal was to prove that these people were really selling what they said they were selling, Kohn explains.
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Currier started as a schoolboy entrepreneur, selling worms to fishermen at six and later selling boxer shorts in college.
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If you are selling jewelry, have it appraised first and make sure you are selling to a reputable company.
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We saw a lot of selling pressure a few days ago when everyone was selling everything to get cash.
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" CHRIS ZACCARELLI, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, INDEPENDENT ADVISOR ALLIANCE, CHARLOTTE, NC "At this point it seems selling is begetting selling.
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Selling shoes means selling a concept, and that concept needs to have a foothold in a wider digital experience.
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"It was selling out without the film, and it's still selling out now with the film," he told me.
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In November, Nike said it would stop selling its products on Amazon to focus on selling directly to consumers.
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The U.K. could keep selling raincoats to the E.U., while the Germans would keep selling B.M.W.s to the British.
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Walmart, as an example, was beating Amazon on 20 percent of top-selling toys that both retailers were selling.
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It's a good trade, selling ice cream, better than in America — it's all about selling drugs or guns over there.
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Since joining her Oklahoma City troupe seven years ago, she's smashed all previous cookie selling records, selling over 100,100 boxes.
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His first jobs included selling newspapers on street corners, selling ads in trade magazines, and serving as a court reporter.
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So, it was like starting electronics again, we started selling fashion the same way we were selling books or electronics.
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Ping has been in the process of transitioning from selling licenses for software running on premises to selling cloud services.
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Selling 2 million copies in its first fortnight, the book has already become the best-selling hardcover of the year.
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Unsurprisingly, selling heavyweight products like flooring and roofing materials online takes a very different approach to logistics than selling books.
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It's both selling music streaming services to listeners, and selling the tools to reach and monetize those listeners to musicians.
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That was more than I'd paid; the seat directly in front of me was selling, or not selling, for $5,102.50.
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It is selling off 12,000 2015 diesel cars that until recently it had been barred by U.S. regulators from selling.
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But if healthcare remains central, Republicans will need to do a better job selling TrumpCare than Democrats did selling ObamaCare.
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Selling begets further selling, especially in the opaque hedge fund world and market participants aren't sure who's bailing or why.
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That could be in the form of selling tickets for an in-person meetup or selling community swag and merchandise.
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And if it has, selling metals as a proxy for selling an approaching Chinese "bust" may prove an expensive mistake.
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The only way that they could make money is by selling drugs or selling themselves, because they wouldn't hire us.
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Barclays now estimates a 12% average selling price decline in 2019 and a 53% average selling price decline in 2020.
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Both contracts peaked on May 22 before selling off sharply due in part to OPEC production decisions and technical selling.
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Anyone caught growing or selling marijuana three times, Mr. Casey said, or selling it to minors once, should be executed.
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For years, Roku made money in three main ways: selling streaming hardware, selling content sold through its software, and advertising.
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Wall Street banks looking to protect against exposure from selling options to oil producers intensified that selling, market sources said.
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Selling 7.5 million bpd at $50 a barrel delivers only slightly less revenue than selling 6.5 million bpd at $60.
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The book went on to be the best-selling adult book of 2016, selling 1,104,389 copies, according to Publishers Weekly.
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Amazon is also selling out of the hygiene product, and some vendors are selling the product for upwards of $100.
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" "He's been selling out working people, our values and national security, and on Ukraine, he's been selling out our democracy.
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Over the course of several interviews with peach growers, I've learned that selling peaches is not like selling other fruit.
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Instead, they feature remarkably pale women selling products whose primary selling point is how "luminescent" they will make skin appear.
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People line up for what he is selling, even if they feel like what he is selling is a line.
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Virtually every product they sell is either not selling or selling at a much slower rate than a year ago.
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If you're selling something, for instance, it's "perfectly fair to put a link to whatever you're selling," Mr. Schwalbe said.
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Goldman Sachs faces a fine for alleged illegal "naked" short selling — selling without having borrowed the stock — in South Korea.
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"The selling is a result of selling the best performing stocks this year and it is difficult to time when that selling pressure will slow," said JC O'Hara, chief market technician at MKM Partners, in a note.
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I emerged from the cavernous, Art Deco masterpiece of Union Station into a neighborhood where each shop seemed to be peddling only one thing: the shop selling Jesus statuettes was next to the shop selling giant stuffed bears was next to the shop selling soccer uniforms for babies was next to the shop selling piñatas.
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A lot has been written about this decade's moral whitewashing of the English countryside—how it's become a place painted polite by people looking to sell things: companies selling cider; Mumford & Sons selling records; internet dating sites selling a twee facsimile of love via Hobbit-looking ukulele dickheads; The Great British Bake Off selling dull evenings in; the Tory government selling its own authenticity through the landowner fantasy of power born-to-rule.
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They took his inventory, launched a website and began selling the product, selling 300 boards by the taping of the show.
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As well as selling products, (SHOPATHON)RED also has celebrities "selling" themselves by offering unique, exciting, and irreverent experiences with them.
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Microsoft Office integration is a key selling point for Continuum, and Samsung now has that exact selling point with Microsoft's help.
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The issue is that selling pricey toy robots, even ones as cute as Cozmo, is a bit harder than selling racecars.
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JOSEPH TSAI: Look, again, I'm not going to say Samsung is selling well, Apple is not selling well, or vice versa.
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I helped make ends meet by fetching and selling water; washing clothes for other families; and selling sugarcane, pastries, and toffee.
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Suddenly there's just an end to the selling, everyone looks around and realizes that the selling reached a tsunami-like ending.
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Investor sentiment has been made fragile under the weight of these concerns, and in this environment selling tends to beget selling.
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It is also an important cross-selling tool with Achmea Bank's products linked to the selling of the group's insurance products.
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If no, please disclose what information you are sharing and selling and with whom you are sharing or selling that information.
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Many in the institute were reluctant to move, cherishing the building's history and worrying that selling it would be selling out.
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Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets, said the downward spiral was becoming self fulfilling with selling begetting more selling.
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The company also plans to stop selling ammunition for handguns and some rifles and will stop selling handguns in Alaska entirely.
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There's no way to disentangle those restaurants and the selling of those ideas… from enslavement and the selling of white supremacy.
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To make money, I've been doing motivational speaking, selling CDs of my own music, and selling artwork in the French Quarter.
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Also, doctors and scientists are prohibited from selling fetal tissue for profit, just as they are prohibited from selling donated organs.
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"This isn't like selling a mortgage, where everyone is selling the same mortgage, or seats on a flight," Mr. Mayer said.
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"I got a job selling soccer tickets over the phone, and then later I got another job selling commodities," he said.
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It dives into the elements that make us trust people and buy what they're selling, even if they're not selling anything.
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The rules also extend additional protections to consumers, forbidding force selling of insurance, selling above marked prices or charging excess fees.
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Amazon Web Services started out primarily selling to startups, while Microsoft has a long history of selling to large enterprise companies.
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It said selling cars on the internet would reduce the cost of the selling a vehicle by as much as 6%.
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Furious shoppers say Walmart is selling out of major deals before Black Friday starts, with Apple Watches selling out in minutes
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Contrast that with cellphone carriers selling our location to bounty hunters or magazine publishers selling our subscription information to data brokers.
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It helps that selling data is around 100 percent margin, Volkow notes, while selling actual cars is a single digit margin game.
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The Mustang is the best selling sports car of all time, while Explorer is the industry's top-selling SUV nameplate in history.
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That made it the best-selling car of any form in California, and the best-selling hybrid vehicle worldwide earlier this decade.
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Photo: APCoinbase, one of the larger markets for buying and selling bitcoin, announced that all buying and selling has been temporarily disabled.
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Ford's F-Series pickups are not just America's best-selling trucks—they are America's best-selling vehicle, and have been for decades.
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We saw a foreign selling of over 13 billion rupees in East West Properties which might trigger more foreign selling in future.
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In surveying our brands, we learned they didn't really want or need more help selling online – they needed help selling offline. IRL.
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You can sell pretty much anything on Amazon, although selling in some specialized categories requires Amazon approval and an upgraded selling plan.
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"We want to go beyond just selling products through transactions to selling solutions and building relationships," Joly told CNN Business last year.
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Still, selling a prohibitively expensive treadmill is a curious strategy for a company with the ultimate goal of selling more software services.
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Sony is selling a lot of PlayStation 4 consoles, and it's exploiting that advantage to block any threats to it selling more.
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The yen has come under significant selling pressure, supported further by foreigners net selling 1.89 trillion yen of Japanese money market instruments.
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This occurs when people are selling bonds but they are selling the long end of the curve more than the short end.
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The prohibition of drugs means that people selling potentially lethal substances face fewer health-and-safety checks than people selling hot dogs.
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I think if they had stopped selling video games and kept selling guns that would have been more of a red flag.
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Discord will start selling games The gaming chat app Discord is branching out from hosting white supremacist organizing meetings to selling games.
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Short selling is borrowing and selling a stock in hopes to buy it back at a lower price to turn a profit.
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To me, it is always about selling of some kind; whether selling to raise money, to customers or to hire good people.
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"The problem I'm facing here is that I'm selling next door to traders who are also selling the same items," he said.
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This forced selling occurs across the spectrum during a sharp market downturn and drives prices down further and begets more forced selling.
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It is now focusing on selling business services to their customers, rather than relying on its traditional business of selling office supplies.
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In addition to selling his sheep for meat, he used to earn profits by selling animals to other herders expanding their flocks.
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Like Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, the pair began by selling books and diversified rapidly, including by selling smartphones through exclusive flash sales.
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No short selling is undertaken and sellers will have to have metal they are selling available for immediate physical delivery, he said.
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Following is an explainer on the practice of short-selling and how it is treated in various jurisdictions: WHAT IS SHORT-SELLING?
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Most advertising firms focus on "selling display ads" and "selling impressions," while j2 focuses on converting an audience into buyers, he said.
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So how does the Shopify margin look different if you're selling it through a Shopify website versus selling through the Amazon marketplace?
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This Black Friday, Instant Pots were a best-selling item at Kohl's, CEO Kevin Mansell tells CNBC, selling out by Friday morning.
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It went from selling 245,500 scooters in 1947 to more than 20 times that in only three years, selling 60,000 in 1950.
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The average selling price of an iPhone during the quarter was $728 while Wall Street expected an average selling price of $742.
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Selling and other expenses fell 43 percent, while cost of selling goods fell 9.5 percent in the fourth quarter ended May 28.
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If something like an 808 is selling for far more than other people are selling it for, you should find out why.
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"My nigga's auntie not selling dope, but she's selling alcohol," he mentioned on an exceptionally hot, early January summer day in Johannesburg.
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Right now, relatively few homeowners are selling in response to this worry — "pessimists are selling to optimists," as one source tells Flavelle.
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I was selling bags and watches at Fossil, and I was working also next door selling jeans and shirts at American Eagle.
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Dorsey said that on Twitter, selling drugs is prohibited, and that it is "looking deeply" at how selling drugs spreads on Twitter.
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You're selling $300 textbooks and now you're selling these ... you have to sell a whole lot more of them, that's one part.
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"Yeah… but we're not selling weed," she replied sarcastically, a reference to the current laws around the selling and consumption of marijuana.
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Of course, they're also behind the #1 selling CompTIA A+ and Network+ Certification books and top-selling Udemy courses on the topic.
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They weren't just selling a normal-sized beer, they were selling basically a double tall can — just insane tall cans of beer.
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"Vets came to realize they could make their money from selling knowledge and advice to farmers rather than selling medicine," he said.
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An individual may believe he is selling heroin but may be prosecuted for selling heroin and fentanyl and given a stiffer sentence.
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Those punishments include up to 14 years of jail time for selling weed to a minor or selling it without a license.
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However, 11 percent of the sites focused on men selling to women, and another 10 percent focused on men selling to couples.
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In a section called "Selling to Social Selling" in the deck below, Microsoft details how it plans to use LinkedIn's social graph as an integrated selling tool alongside its existing CRM products (which are second to Salesforce in the market currently).
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When the cloud plays were in the throes of the October selling, Chaikin noticed that the Tick, a short-term indicator that measures buying and selling pressure during trading sessions, showed the highest level of concentrated selling in 40 years.
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The level of short selling also suggests the same with more than 40 percent of selling in the last few days being short-selling, and foreign investors have sold more than 2.0 trillion yen ($16.95 billion) of futures in December.
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It is an important cross-selling tool with Achmea Bank's products linked to the selling of the group's insurance and retirement services products.
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In the early days, I was advised so many times to just keep repeating silhouettes that were selling and fabrics that were selling.
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Recently, Facebook additionally announced that chatbots can now send promotions and subscription-based messages that make retargeting, up-selling and cross-selling possible.
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That's thanks to a hot selling new "Super Smash Bros." game as well as early signs that its Switch console is selling better.
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The issue with selling purely online is "you're selling to the parent and the kid," who may not be shopping online, MacBeth said.
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In 2014, the top 10 of 850 selling districts were primarily Latino and 31% of Avon's top-selling and recruiting leaders were Latino.
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Its Remicade biosimilar is already selling in the European Union, while its biosimilar of Amgen's rheumatoid arthritis drug Enbrel is also selling there.
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Instead of just selling solar energy to the building, we're now selling various other sustainable solutions, including energy efficiency solutions like energy storage.
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It is also excluding foreigners from a growing list of jobs, such as selling mobile phones, receiving guests in hotels and selling gold.
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Although the reasons for selling stocks can vary, any cluster selling by a group of executives is often perceived as a red flag.
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Most of what I'm finding either need someone full-time or involves selling things, and I am very very bad at selling things.
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It also helps that the company's profits come mostly from selling hardware rather than selling ads, which are targeted based on user data.
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Her main source of revenue — selling cassava — isn't enough to support her entire family, so she wants to start selling more profitable goods.
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The Backstreet Boys shot to stardom in 1996 and became one of the top-selling boy bands, selling more than 130 million records.
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The idea is that by selling Ticketfly concert tickets in Pandora's audio ads, it could earn more money than selling those ads elsewhere.
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And, obviously you depend on a robust economy wherever you are, wherever you're selling to, if you're selling to Saudi Arabia or wherever.
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"If you are selling a producing asset, you are selling EBITDA, so your leverage ratios don't change." a UK-based fund manager said.
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The Switch was also the best-selling console of the month, continuing a trend that made it the best-selling console of 2018.
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When Bezos built Amazon, his flexibility and ability to adapt allowed the company to go from selling books to selling just about everything.
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The Apple Watch hasn't reached the volume of the iPhone, but it is the top-selling watch globally and top-selling wearable worldwide.
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The insurtech umbrella includes companies selling insurance digitally, as well as those selling data analytics and software for insurers and reinsurers like Quantemplate.
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Narrator: The Boeing 403 Max was the fastest-selling airliner in Boeing history, selling more than 5,000 aircraft over the past few years.
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R. will handle the book selling, since I took on the task of selling clothes when we cleaned out our closet last week.
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DuPont has moved from selling its farm products to retailers and distributors, focusing instead on selling directly to farmers in the United States.
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That's why in the streets of Mexico, you'll find nearly as many stands selling nothing but tortas as you will selling straight tacos.
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Can selling tickets bring in the same amount of revenue as selling goods in a duty-free shop of around the same size?
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It was impossible for him to figure out which sites were selling iPods and which were selling accessories, like headphones or charging cords.
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The retailer stopped selling guns in 125 stores this year and stopped selling assault-style weapons after the Parkland, Florida, shooting in 2018.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, the chief executive, compared his company to Amazon, which evolved from selling books to selling a variety of goods and services.
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The Munich-based company is considering various strategic options, including selling the business and selling it to rival, it was reported last week.
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Foreign selling in the first half of this month outweighed selling in other emerging markets such as South Korea, India, Thailand and Indonesia.
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Brazil is actually selling us what was purchased from the United States and they even hiked the prices up before selling to us.
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" It did not stop people from short selling, it only slowed the process a bit: "You are not going to stop short selling.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, I'm saying, if you own a farm and you're worried about selling your farm because you read the newspaper this morning, or you own a perfectly decent business in your town, and you're worried about selling you -- think you should worry about selling your business today because of -- then you should think about -- worry about thinking about selling stocks.
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When the company argues that it is not selling data, but rather selling targeted advertising, it's luring you into a semantic trap, encouraging you to imagine that the only way of selling data is to send advertisers a file filled with user information.
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Their likenesses are stitched into Gucci garments — along with a menagerie of bees, ghosts and gnomic sentiments about blindness and love — and Gucci garments, according to a report issued this week by the RealReal, the online luxury consignment giant, is selling, selling, selling.
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Breath of the Wild is now the fastest-selling Nintendo launch title of all time and the fastest-selling Legend of Zelda game ever.
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For example, more selling of peso bonds could further weaken the currency, which in turn could trigger stop-loss selling of more peso bonds.
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If you haven't heard, Netflix has a new reality series called Selling Sunset that is only partially about selling properties near the Sunset Strip.
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The deal combines the maker of the best-selling cigarette with the best-selling e-cigarette and comes as both companies are under pressure.
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China said on Tuesday it was selling yuan-denominated bills in Hong Kong, in a move seen as curtailing short selling of the currency.
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Camera phone footage shows Garner arguing with two officers, denying he's selling cigarettes and repeatedly asking to whom he is accused of selling them.
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Put simply, IS was selling something greater than a brand of terror; it was selling the appearance of a functional and thriving nation-state.
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Microsoft's product is much more expensive, with a 55-inch 13p model selling for $8,999 and an 84-inch 4K model selling for $21,999.
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They teamed-up with Selena's sister, Suzette Quintanilla, and upon launch, it became the best selling celebrity cosmetic collection in history, selling out immediately.
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"There could be a feedback effect and maybe selling begets more selling," said Salil Aggarwal, equity derivatives strategist at Deutsche Bank in New York.
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"I think if they had stopped selling video games and kept selling guns that would have been more of a red flag," he said.
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With top-selling fragrances like Moonlight, Sweet Like Candy, and her signature Ari by Ariana Grande, these have been selling like (marshmallow) hot cakes.
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Tennessee Convicted on 47 counts of animal cruelty, yet still selling puppies [online]; accused of selling puppies who were underweight, sick or had mange.
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Average diammonium phosphate selling price fell 7.9 percent in the latest quarter, while average potash MOP (muriate of potash) selling price fell 16.9 percent.
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MAS is looking to raise up to 2.33 billion rupees by selling new shares, while selling shareholders are offering up to 2.27 billion rupees.
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One of Ohlala's selling points is its strict policy regarding no-shows — that's one way it preserves its "instant" and "on-demand" selling points.
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Selling was broad-based, with recent outperformers such as food companies and drugmakers coming under heavy selling, falling 3.6 percent and 3.8 percent respectively.
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That year, The Agency, a Los Angeles-based real-estate brokerage firm focused on selling celebrity homes, tried its luck selling the Jordan compound.
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Yes. So if he's selling his home, and his trainer his selling his home, and he's voiding his contract, what does that tell you?
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Even if you're not selling, operate like you areAll in all, the process of successfully selling a company is different for every business owner.
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The store mostly focused on selling accessories like belts and scrunchies and the owners quickly realized that dark colors and gothic styles were selling.
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The company could see "more selling pressure due in part because dividend [cut] concerns, as well as more tax selling coming in," said Morganlander.
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CB Insights counts companies selling insurance digitally as well as those selling data analytics and software for insurers and reinsurers under the insurtech umbrella.
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The central bank also said it was selling yuan-denominated bills in Hong Kong, a move seen as curtailing short selling of the currency.
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The department in April banned American companies from selling components to ZTE because the Chinese firm violated U.S. sanctions by selling equipment to Iran.
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Had Amazon not found this retail foothold selling books, could it have begun to build its gigantic, devoted customer base by selling anything else?
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And the money that you don't make from selling pizza, you can put in the cash by selling heroin or drugs and pay taxes.
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I can't escape the supplements: Either Tom Petty is selling me it during the broadcast, or Jones is selling me it in the ads.
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The advantages of MLPs are clear: They can raise capital by selling stock on an IRS-approved exchange and create liquidity from selling shares.
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Smelters are in a dilemma, Baiinfo said: selling aluminium at current prices will incur a loss, while not selling will hurt their cash flow.
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In the SBI Life IPO, SBI is selling up to an 8 percent stake, while BNP Paribas Cardif is selling up to 4 percent.
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And selling his tax cut plan is a whole lot better than selling whatever healthcare bill that Congress produces for him by Aug. 15.
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"What concerns me about pharmacies selling tobacco in the first place is the horrible irony of their selling these products to minors," Lee said.
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Selling to bring a weighting back down to its long-term target is a good decision and is not the same as indiscriminate selling.
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It had the impressive distinction of being not only the best-selling electric but also the best-selling luxury car in America last year.
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Her third album, 1997's Come On Over, catapulted three singles into the top ten of Billboard's Hot 100 and stands as the best-selling country album, the best-selling studio album by a female act, and the best-selling album by a Canadian.
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Any further selling in the stock market could more easily turn the virtuous cycle of borrowing to buy, pushing prices higher enabling more borrowing to buy, into a vicious cycle of forced selling to pay down debt which pushes prices lower creating more forced selling.
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They're not troubling themselves with whether the position he's selling today matches the position he was selling yesterday or even what that old position was.
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That's making all too many workplaces and businesses - obsessed with selling and marketing to younger Americans - hire younger Americans to do that selling and marketing.
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"When you look at the total gross numbers, retail sales this holiday selling season could [top] $1 trillion during the holiday selling period," he said.
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"Becoming," published four weeks ago, is among the fastest-selling nonfiction books in history and already among the best-selling political memoirs of all time.
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They've been owning it forever so we are seeing selling calls to buy puts as a way to lock in gains without selling your stock.
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You always need to be selling whether bringing on board a co-founder, selling a story to the market, convincing a customer or raising funding.
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The reason for this is probably selling pressure from numerous startups that were successfully funded through ICOs, and are now selling the ether they raised.
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So, if you're in the business of selling film, physical film, you want to keep selling as much of that film as you possibly can.
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"What the acceleration of the home market says, is that the selling of home is not that different from the selling of fashion," Sun says.
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Low sentiment is poised to prompt "panic-selling by fundamentals-oriented investors and systematic selling by trend-following technical investors along the way," he said.
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Instead of selling her pasta, Miller Nicholson teaches private workshops and says she's considering selling certain pasta-making tools she's crafted herself over the years.
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True enough, sometimes you'll be selling when the stock market is depressed, but at other times you'll be selling when the stock market is elevated.
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A more important innovation has been the "pay-as-you-go" business model, based on selling electricity as a service rather than selling solar cells.
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TH: We're investing purely for financial return, and we'd celebrate selling businesses to Facebook just as much as selling them to Alphabet, to be honest.
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I'll be very honest: selling mobile phones in Jakarta is a very different experience than selling a multi-thousand dollar Birkin bag to luxury consumers.
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The only way that they could make money is by selling drugs or selling themselves, because they wouldn't hire us because we were too feminine.
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But Nvidia faces a headwind selling inference chips because the data center market is blanketed with the CPUs Intel has been selling for 20 years.
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The Wii U is selling at a historically terrible rate, and is going to be Nintendo's worst-selling home machine ever by a long shot.
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David's career accomplishments include selling nearly 2,5303 Lamborghinis, dealership sales totaling nearly $2 billion, and selling a single Pagani Zonda sports car for $3.4 million.
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"Believe in what you're selling" Along the same lines, but extending beyond individual interests, it is important to throw yourself behind whatever product you're selling.
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He has an intensity and inquisitiveness reminiscent of Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, who started selling books online as a gateway to selling everything.
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If they're selling, for any of the other enterprises that are selling through Amazon or Walmart, they hold that information very close to the vest.
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Jaguar Land Rover began selling its electric Jaguar I-PACE, in late 2018 in the United States and is selling only about 200 a month.
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You're bundling these together and selling them in one group, or are you selling them a la carte, or ... We're talking about consumer choice, right?
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After reading about other sellers finding success selling their own used clothing, Gomez thought she'd try her hand at selling a dress in February 2016.
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Njeru can make 30,000 Kenyan shillings ($290) in just one week selling muguka - five times more than he used to make selling maize or beans.
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That selling will not necessarily happen immediately, he said, but an initial wave of selling could snowball by breeding negative sentiment and aversion to risk.
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Banks were selling the U.S. dollar for between 16.9-16.85 pounds, weaker than the 16.1-16.2 per dollar rates they were selling at last week.
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"Data can help restaurants understand what they are selling, how they should be selling it, and how they should be treating their customer," Chowdhury said.
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China said early on Tuesday it was selling yuan-denominated bills in Hong Kong, in a move seen as curtailing short selling of the currency.
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When you watch O'Reilly, or Hannity, or Hayes, or Rachel Maddow, they don't seem to be selling themselves as much as they're selling the story.
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Though this "direct selling" is allowed in China, "pyramid selling" - which uses income generated from new members to pay off older members - has been banned.
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One former SpaceX employee, who still owns shares, said the last selling period was in March and the previous selling window was in August 2017.
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But selling cars to ride-sharing drivers or the corporate fleets of companies like Zipcar is a different business than selling cars directly to consumers.
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But it has fallen behind schedule, the Miami-based broker selling the condos is suing the local developer, and some buyers are selling their units.
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CVS (CVS) took a hit to sales when it stopped selling tobacco products, stating that selling tobacco was not consistent with its health care mission.
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He let them start selling their shares first, and agreed to stagger his own selling to avoid depressing the stock's price before everyone else sold.
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"It was a dull day today; we have seen some (dollar) selling by a state bank, probably selling their own positions," a currency dealer said.
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Before he ascended to the pinnacle of Wall Street power, Cayne worked in various jobs, including selling scrap metal, driving a taxi and selling photocopiers.
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Established automakers are themselves looking forward to the day when they are in the business of selling rides to customers rather than selling them cars.
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The Nintendo NES went on to become the best-selling video game console of its generation, selling over 60 million units, according to the company.
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To be sure, a department store chain selling a used pair of jeans could also mean not selling a pair of jeans at full price.
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Kim: By the end of the '70s, Harley-Davidson wasn't just selling motorcycles anymore; it was selling a lifestyle, with jackets, vests, and T-shirts.
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"It doesn't seem like the farmer is selling that much, but there is always some selling at harvest," said Dan Cekander, president of DC Analysis.
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The FTC, direct selling companies, the courts and state legislatures have worked for decades to define the differences between pyramid schemes and legitimate direct selling.
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What do we say to the people who say I give up, I'm selling Boeing, I'm selling the banks, this whole thing is falling apart?
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Juul has refused to stop selling menthol flavor pods in stores, though it has agreed to discontinue selling most of its other flavors, except online.
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And to keep the currency from plunging, Chinese authorities have been selling foreign exchange reserves to mop up the yuan these Chinese investors are selling.
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AS WE MOVE AHEAD THERE WILL BE MORE PRINTING OF MONEY THAT'S NECESSARY TO FUND THOSE DEFICITS THERE WILL BE BAD RETURNS BECAUSE THEY WILL BE DRIVEN DOWN AND THAT THE DREAMS OF SELLING COMPANIES THAT NO LONGER -- THEY'RE SELLING DREAMS, NOT SELLING EARNINGS AND NOT EVEN SELLING A PATH TO EARNINGS, THAT THOSE THINGS WILL HAVE TO BE NORMALIZED, WILL HAVE TO BE RECTIFIED.
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We were in Europe playing with Firebird and I was selling Alabama Thunderpussy merch, so Bill asked me if I'd mind selling Firebird merch as well.
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"If you're selling this stock, the odds are you're selling some of your shares to the company itself, as Citi's got a colossal buyback," he added.
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How do you think about navigating that world where the people who are selling your stuff are also selling their own stuff and your competitors' stuff?
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Juan Garcia, director of national operations for the bank, told Reuters it began selling dollars, but did not specify how many dollars the bank was selling.
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"The first month of the year is a very active month on the selling side, particularly for fashion," said Vincent Payen, eBay's head of consumer selling.
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Intraday selling has been prominent especially in the fourth quarter as big investors rushed out of the market and tax-loss selling intensified at year-end.
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It's about being aggressive, and selling yourself as smarter while still remaining likable," he says "You're ultimately selling yourself — this makes it particularly relevant to politics.
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Selling weed isn't like selling heroin—where dealers stamp the wraps with their own personal brand—or pills, which are often stamped with a recognizable design.
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However, selling a pair of shoes or luggage as part of a lifestyle is far different from selling pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and other health-related products.
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Giants like Hindustan Unilever or Tata have focused on marketing and selling the stuff to tea-drinkers rather than just growing it and selling it wholesale.
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So selling options tends to be profitable a lot of the time; you are selling fire insurance for $10 a year when claims are only $8.
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Many traders expect it to return to selling traditional currency swaps, which function like selling future dollars, in order to smooth potential volatility early next year.
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Camera phone footage shows Garner arguing with two officers, denying that he was selling cigarettes and repeatedly asking to whom he was accused of selling them.
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Walmart made its fortune in the US with selling discount products to America's middle class, but China is already flooded with cramped stores selling cheap products.
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One smart take has been that the stores are as much about selling Amazon devices like the Echo and Kindle as they are about selling books.
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"Before the new administration I was selling a lot of bags, and now that they're in, I am still selling a lot of bags," Wileman says.
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"NBA 2K19" debuted as the second best-selling game of September, and instantly became the 5th best-selling game of 2018, according to research firm NPD.
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In the meantime, selling off the excess helps recoup costs by selling to power companies at wholesale rates, which then gets sold onward to end customers.
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Carmakers face selling fewer vehicles while freewheeling competitors, unencumbered by a vast manufacturing business, mop up the profits from selling transport to customers on the move.
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His best-selling beer, named Ruthie, sells more than 7,000 barrels each year in Iowa, making it the best selling Iowa-made beer in the state.
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To meet tax liabilities, investors are selling bitcoin, which could mean "massive" selling into U.S. dollars ahead of the April 17 tax filing deadline, Lee said.
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Indeed, Bogle told CNBC on Thursday that what we've seen in the market is lots of selling of Facebook shares, not lots of selling by ETFs.
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The stocks we were buying and selling the day before the election were the same stocks we were buying and selling the day after the election.
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Ford began selling the Mustang in China in early 2015, and it is a niche vehicle, selling at a rate of about 3,000 cars a year.
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"The (dollar) selling is there, exporter selling is there, but the rupee is not appreciating as state banks are buying," said a currency dealer, requesting anonymity.
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Amazon often excludes marketplace sellers from selling products it wants to sell and prohibits brands from selling their own products, taking the retail margin for itself.
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That's why Pfizer can get away with selling those same top-selling seven drugs for 2023 times as much to Medicare as they do in Ireland.
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All in all, selling things is OK. Thousands of recently-created small companies are carrying this torch and selling limited-edition enamel pins and embroidered patches.
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Short seller Andrew Left's Citron Research said in 2012 Nu Skin's direct-selling business in China was actually "pyramid-selling", which is illegal under Chinese law.
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But it has fallen behind schedule, the Miami-based broker selling the condos is suing the local developer, and some purchasers are now selling their units.
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In total, the F-Series has been America's best selling truck for 20173 consecutive years and its best-selling vehicle overall for the past 36 years.
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Second, Microsoft is shifting from selling individual copies of software to run on customer-owned hardware to selling online services supported by subscription fees and advertising.
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However, the Trump administration is unhappy that South Korea has been selling more stuff to Americans than the United States has been selling to South Koreans.
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Altria spun off PMI in 25.363 and has remained a largely U.S.-focused company, selling Marlboro cigarettes domestically while PMI has focused on selling cigarettes overseas.
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People weren't selling because some news item caused them to revise their views about stock values; they sold because they saw that other people were selling.
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Maxar is selling space robotics company MDA for around $765 million Maxar's goal in selling the business is to help alleviate some of its considerable debt.
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Shakira's 2010 hit "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" is one of her most popular and best-selling songs, reportedly selling upwards of 10 million units.
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Nissan's Leaf compact hatchback has become the world's top-selling electric car since its launch in 2010, while Renault began selling its Zoe model in 2012.
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But Dr. King said things that would concern her include: storing emotional profiles of shoppers; selling insights reaped from customer data; or selling that data itself.
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O'Riordan replaced him a year later and the group went on to become Ireland's best-selling rock band after U2, selling more than 40 million records.
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Once upon a time, newspaper publishers had a great business model: Selling ads that were printed on paper, then selling bundles of those papers to consumers.
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By July, the brand had cracked the top-30-selling craft beer brands and finished the year among the top-10 best-selling craft beer brands overall.
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Her audience spoke the loudest on her single "Together Again," which remains the biggest selling single of her career — and one of the biggest-selling in history.
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That is a huge problem for Apple, especially now as they're extending their reach just from selling hardware, from selling an operating system to news and entertainment.
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Growing up in Lady Bird apparently means selling out to a larger institution, and selling out isn't a problem, so long as you're getting a good price.
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A consumption tax of 40 yuan ($6.16) per tonne for selling the naphtha as a petrochemical feedstock has deterred the teapots from selling the fuel, sources said.
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The issue is that Google is selling a computer vision tool without a ton of consumer use as a fairly significant selling point of its flagship device.
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Based on data that examines the ratio between buying and selling among corporate executives, the rate of net insider selling reached the highest level since June 2015.
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Owners of those plans can cancel and get a pro-rated reimbursement when selling the car, but they can no longer transfer it when selling the car.
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With prescription pills selling for about $21 each on the streets, and a hit of heroin or fentanyl selling for $21990 or less, that seems highly likely.
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As an undocumented young woman, I went from selling funnel cakes in the streets of San Antonio, to selling derivatives as a vice president at Goldman Sachs.
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Live stream selling app expands to in-person sales NTWRK is a weird hybrid of QVC and HQ Trivia, with people selling you stuff via live stream.
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Backstreet Boys would go on to be the best selling boy band of all time, selling more than 130 million records in their tenure as a band.
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"There's an interesting partnership you get by selling to Amazon instead of selling through Amazon," said Justin Cohen, senior director of e-commerce for Aldo North America.
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I have always enjoyed selling ideas more than selling spoons, but in my youth I had to learn to sell spoons in order to sell my ideas.
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Xiaomi is famous for selling phones at cost and then seeking to capitalize on a well-disposed user base by selling additional services and extras like luggage.
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"So what we are seeing in the last few weeks is selling the pharmas to buy energy or selling quality names to buy the miners," he said.
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It started out selling sports tickets to people who wanted to buy them at the last minute, but has since expanded into selling concert tickets as well.
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"We believe selling pressures (in crypto) have been amplified by capital gains tax-related selling this year," said Thomas Lee, Fundstrat's co-founder and head of research.
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Given that revenue is solely from selling ads and apps, it's a hefty figure, but still only equal to about half a year of selling iPhones. [Bloomberg]
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"If they're selling a quality automobile and they're proud of what they're selling, they should be quick to provide you with any information that you ask for."
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"I want to puke..the ingham family are selling reborns of their baby for £....wtf thats just gross...its like your selling your kid," one person wrote.
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"Mortal Kombat 11" is the best-selling game of the year so far, and is on pace to become the best-selling game in the series' history.
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Vitality Air started selling canned air from Banff in Alberta and Lake Louise in Banff National Park to China in 2015, with its first shipment selling out.
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He cracked wise about how there are three best-selling authors in his family and how the other two are selling a lot more books than him.
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In addition, Dick's will stop selling assault-style rifles and high-capacity magazines, while Walmart will stop selling items resembling assault-style rifles, such as air guns.
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In some cases, selling for tens of millions of dollars can be more lucrative for founders than selling for hundreds of millions, or even billions of dollars.
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For all he knew, Cuddy was still selling the hormone effect in her speaking gigs and in her best-selling book, "Presence," which he had not read.
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He said Monday was the largest day for selling by retail investors he tracks, and they had been selling for eight days for a total $2743 billion.
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With over 2,500 five-star reviews, these leggings are not only Amazon's best-selling running pants, but they're also the number two best-selling overall sports pants.
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Tesla, with its all-electric fleet, also hauls in revenue selling regulatory credits; last year it made $420 million selling credits to GM and FCA, Bloomberg reported.
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Canlis is also selling a produce box through Tock, while The Publican in Chicago has focused on selling meats and other provisions to be prepared at home.
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"There are some who say, 'You're selling out the church, you're selling out the neighborhood, you are having an adverse impact, yada, yada, yada,' " said the Rev.
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But I do think that once again it's not about selling an ism, or an ideology, or a label or a color, it's about selling our values.
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And the average selling price is expected to hit $750, up from both the December quarter's $737 and from the $664 average selling price in March 2017.
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They are eschewing the traditional model of selling to commercial processors, instead bottling their own milk (and ice cream and yogurt) and selling it directly to customers.
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Short selling is a practice in which traders can bet against a company by selling shares they don't own and buying them back at a lower price.
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Dealers make money from selling cars, but they make their real profits acting as loan brokers, insurance brokers, and by selling things like extended warranties to customers.
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Musk's idea to start selling flamethrowers began as a joke in December, when he said that if his company sold 50,000 hats, it would start selling flamethrowers.
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The traffickers allegedly lured poor people into selling their kidneys for 300,000 rupees ($4,480) and then re-selling the organs on the black market at huge profit.
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Amazon recently began selling medical devices and equipment online, and in Japan the company began selling pharmaceuticals and cosmetics through its Prime Now delivery service in April.
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While that signals bearish sentiment, such a high level of short-selling is often associated with a selling climax and a short-covering rally, market players say.
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"There was a tram and electric buses and booths selling food," said Gulzade Yorgun, who said she has been selling flowers on the square for 43 years.
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The device, which competes with the Apple TV and Amazon Fire products, has been the company's best-selling hardware product — although Amazon stopped selling it last fall.
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What Facebook is selling to political campaigns is the same thing Uber is selling to its drivers and customers and what YouTube is selling to advertisers who hope to reach an audience of children — namely, the right to bypass longstanding rules and regulations in order to act with impunity.
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Japanese stock exchange data showed selling of cash equities by foreigners in January made up a larger-than-usual proportion of total foreign stock selling, at 48 percent.
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In the future, you see selling subscriptions to Apple Music and iCloud and your upcoming video business being as or even more important than selling iPhones and iPads.
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The company will be selling its SuperMud Clearing Treatment — the blackhead-busting facial mask that remains one of Sephora's best-selling products — in a larger size in December.
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Rather than selling shares to institutional investors in advance of the first day of trading — as is normally done in an IPO — Spotify isn't selling any new shares.
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Sellers aren't just selling pearls: They're selling two hours of time—what Reeves calls "hanging in the comments"—chatting about relationships, motherhood, and, from time to time, pearls.
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Unlike selling hardware, selling services such as subscriptions to Apple Music, Apple News+, Apple TV+, and Apple Arcade, isn't a one-and-done transaction — subscription fees are recurring.
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In Vancouver, the average selling price for a detached home slid 6.2 percent, while the average selling price in the red hot condo segment was up 22.8 percent.
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China said on Tuesday it was selling yuan-denominated bills in Hong Kong, in a move seen as shrinking yuan liquidity and curtailing short selling of the currency.
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For the teams producing these demos, it's about selling the product, and as you know from commercials, selling a product doesn't mean portraying products as they actually are.
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"Typically, we are not selling against competitors, but rather selling against lack of utilization for single-point solutions" by gathering all services into one platform to increase utilization.
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It seems clear now that the future of mass entertainment is not "selling less of more", as Mr Anderson put it, but selling a lot more of less.
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"It allows the brand to free up space on our selling floors and make room for the season's new launches and our top-selling products," the spokeswoman said.
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The Canfield In-Ear Monitors are the entry level model, selling for $195, and the Canfield Pro In-Ear Monitors are the high-end model, selling for $495.
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Huawei's example reminds us that machine learning itself is not the unique selling point; the unique selling points are and will be built on top of machine learning.
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While the selling stockholders still own most of their stakes — none is selling more than about 21.5% — they're at least allowed to take some risk off the table.
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The selling point (if something this expensive can be said to have selling points) is that it's got big medium format camera guts in a lightweight mirrorless body.
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In other words, there&aposs only so much they can do to hurt our trade, because they&aposre selling us a lot more than we&aposre selling them.
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Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly is going to start selling an authorized generic of its top-selling insulin, Humalog, for $137.35 per vial — about half the price of Humalog.
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Understanding Parmesan's chemical makeup may help root out food fraudsters who claim to be selling "100 percent Parmesan" when they're actually selling cheddar- and mozzarella-laced wood pulp.
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Between the lines: Apple is able to do this, in part, because it makes its money from selling hardware, and increasingly from selling services, rather than through advertising.
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Christensen, who also has a 20-month-old daughter Alexia Unger, says Ian raised a little over $1,000 from selling pumpkins, and about $110 through selling the lemonade.
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Apple makes its money by selling hardware (and taking a generous cut from app sales), not by selling its users' data or running ads (at least, not anymore).
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It's important the companies know who they're selling to and what we've seen is these countries selling to countries that are extreme violators of human rights like Gaddafi.
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This holiday season, Amazon's Echo Dot was the top-selling Amazon device, as well as the top-selling product available from any manufacturer across all categories on Amazon.
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While short selling was never made completely illegal, state investigations into "malicious short-selling" combined with restrictions on same-day shorting implemented in August had a chilling effect.
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The Indian government, which currently fully owns the reinsurer, was selling 107.5 million shares in the GIC Re IPO, while the company was selling 17.2 million new shares.
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According to Cook, the iPhone X was the best selling smartphone in the world based on Canalys figures, and it's the company's best-selling iPhone since it launch.
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The broker, called LocationSmart, was involved in a number of data selling and cybersecurity incidents, including selling location data that ended up in the hands of bounty hunters.
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Newgen was selling new shares to raise 950 million rupees, while its shareholders were selling 13.5 million shares in a price range of 240-245 rupees a share.
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DeVos said the China business was suffering from "a direct selling cycle" and faced growing competition, with more than 90 direct selling companies now operating in the country.
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However, he said Freeport was still open to considering "all strategic moves" that could generate value for shareholders, "whether that means selling assets, selling the company," he said.
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Amazon is about to start selling hoverboards again, and Best Buy will begin selling hoverboards for the first time, now that safety-compliant boards are hitting the market.
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This marks the fourth short-selling cycle by the hedge funds since the start of 2015 ("Hedge funds in new cycle of oil short-selling", Reuters, July 25).
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Panasonic has been selling some of the solar panels it produces in Buffalo under its own brand instead of selling them to Tesla, Panasonic said in a statement.
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The more users they have, the more content they publish, the more money they make—mainly by selling ads against its users, and selling data about its users.
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We were enchanted by Clayton, which has a series of uncommon shops, one selling several dozen flavors of olive oil and vinegar, another selling local cheeses and candy.
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The reason for his prediction is tax loss selling, or the selling of assets that have lost value in order to offset taxes owed on better-performing assets.
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This marks the fourth short-selling cycle by the hedge funds since the start of 2015 ("Hedge funds in new cycle of oil short-selling", Reuters, July 25 ).
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"We can see what everyone is doing, what they are selling and how well they are selling," said Sean Allan of SiamMandalay, which creates educational puzzles and games.
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But when it comes to selling photos online, Ward is something of an expert — she already boasts a profit off of selling nude photos on the app OnlyFans.
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Cincinnati is seeking to prevent Harbour from selling additional homes to investors until the firm remedies all the outstanding building code violations at the properties it is selling.
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Include a unique selling point and a call to actionA unique selling point, in essence, is what makes your product or service better — or different — than other freelancers.
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Founder Drew Miller told Business Insider that the ranch has recently had a "huge surge in interest," selling out the Colorado location and nearly selling out West Virginia.
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"Many firms will be selling parts that are used as inputs for production or selling general investment goods, so trade tensions can have an indirect effect," said Brown.
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For them also to be in charge of selling the bill when selling isn't really part of either Paul Ryan's or Mitch McConnell's skill set was jawdroppingly negligent.
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Ripple has never come close to selling that amount in a month and said in December that it's averaged selling 300 million XRP a month since mid-2016.
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We worry about some of these caregivers drawing huge amounts of marijuana and then selling it in the gray market, and then selling that into a black market.
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An FTC case about spam emails selling "herbal and safe" male enhancement pills found that the company was actually selling pills with sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra.
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Humana announced in January that it would quit selling coverage there (and across the country), leaving enrollees there with zero insurance plans selling on the marketplace in 2018.
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Anthony Monfet, who has sold goods on Amazon through three different storefronts for more than a decade, told BuzzFeed News that in 2010 he stopped selling one of his highest-selling products, a Hubble Space Telescope calendar, when Amazon started selling a similar product for $5 less than his listing price.
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Why this matters: Amazon has been working to convince big brands to move away from selling to brick-and-mortar stores like Walmart, in favor of selling directly online.
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They also went from selling their dog treats at lacrosse games to getting them on the shelves of Target, PetSmart, Wegman's and Kroger, to now selling them exclusively online.
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But it also claims that selling via the auction versus selling directly to an advertiser through a human sales team has also "dramatically reduced pricing," CEO Evan Spiegel wrote.
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Selling 1% at a $1.5 trillion valuation would fetch $15 billion, while selling 2% would raise $30 billion, eclipsing the record $25 billion raised by Alibaba (BABA) in 2014.
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Materasso, who's been selling on the platform since 2013, makes about $1,200 a month from the site and does closet reviews for people looking to improve their selling experience.
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And while the XR may in fact be Apple's best-selling iPhone, the issue is that Apple isn't giving any hard numbers as to how many iPhones it's selling.
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"I don't know of a [business] that is making money selling electric vehicles unless you are selling them at the very, very high end of the spectrum," Marchionne said.
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Short selling entails a bearish investor selling shares he or she does not own in the hope of profitably buying them back at a lower price in the future.
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He is selling the July 19 expiration $350 put and buying the $345 put; at the same time, he is buying the $395 call and selling the $400 call.
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Certainly more affordable than the Model S, the e-Golf has been selling briskly in Europe, recently dethroning the Renault Zoe as the continent's best-selling battery-electric vehicle.
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Bid conditions include a 10-year bar on buyers selling a block until the whole block is empty or from selling a tenanted unit, nor can they raise rents.
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Jagged Little Pill is the best-selling international debut album of all time, topping the charts in thirteen countries upon its release and selling over 33 million copies worldwide.
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The issue sold exceptionally well — it was in the top 30 best-selling comics of its release month, selling nearly 30 times as many copies as the preceding issue.
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Over Black Friday weekend this year, for example, Amazon's Echo Dot became the No. 1 selling product across Amazon from any manufacturer, not just Amazon's own best-selling device.
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Although the Church attempts to stop former Scientologists from selling E-Meters on eBay, there are dozens of listings for E-Meters selling for a few hundred dollars each.
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Saracho, who took over the chairmanship in December, said the bank would continue to work on selling real estate assets and was considering selling off other non-strategic holdings.
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"If you're selling a drug with the potential for abuse and misuse through an online website, you're no longer in the business of selling widgets, or books," he said.
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And Scaringe said Rivian has another business strategy: Most of its revenue will not come from selling vehicles, but eventually selling experiences like renting vehicles for a weekend trip.
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Selling powerful Pokémon is impossible until Pokémon Go allows players to trade their creatures, but people are selling their accounts, including one optimistic player who wants $500 for his.
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After selling its phone unit to Microsoft, Nokia has doubled down on network gear buying Alcatel-Lucent and selling its mapping business, Here, to a consortium of German automakers.
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He ended up doing both, initially selling a stake but ultimately selling the entire business to a large distributor of phone accessories who was keen to reach customers directly.
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There, the best-selling women's soccer jerseys weren't made by Nike but instead appeared to be knockoffs selling for a fraction of the company's $90 to $165 price tags.
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This means that Rolex is at once not selling many pieces compared to any popular smartwatch but is still selling more than enough to not rate as luxuriously unattainable.
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That seems to be what Take In is selling, since it's not really selling anything else—and the idea might be just strange enough to work, given enough time.
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This past holiday season, Amazon's Echo Dot was the top-selling Amazon device, as well as the top-selling product available from any manufacturer across all categories on Amazon.
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Back then, the people running the old economies could hardly imagine how selling crafted goods to people with thin wallets could be better business than selling them to kings.
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Given Fortnite is earning hundreds of millions of dollars selling cosmetic upgrades, the inevitable question is whether Snap will start selling bonus outfits, items or face options for Bitmoji.
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And Lowe's says that its US-based stores "average approximately 112,000 square feet of retail selling space," with an additional "32,000 square feet of outdoor garden center selling space."
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"We have stopped selling since last Thursday ... we will return to selling once the exchange rate is relatively stable," said the manager of a company that imports agricultural equipment.
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PEOPLE HAVE BEEN LONG, YOU KNOW, HEDGE FUNDS HAVE HAD LONG SHORT EQUITY FUNDS HAVE HAD GREAT YEARS THERES GOING TO BE TAX SELLING AND END OF YEAR SELLING.
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As for selling pressure, there was a small increase in selling a couple weeks ago when the S&P 500 moved sideways and then slightly down (about 1 percent).
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Neumann has reportedly cashed out $700 million from a combination of selling shares to investors, selling shares back to the company, and taking out loans backed by his shares.
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" Looking back on this, Goings mused: "I became CEO of the most respected direct-to-consumer selling company, but I couldn't do direct-selling when I did it myself.
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Pivotal and VMware will have their sales teams selling it, and Dell-EMC (which owns Pivotal and VMware) could be selling it with their hardware offerings in a package.
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He said that Mr. Schlesinger had also "apparently been busy selling personal property, including artworks," and after selling some, he had deposited more than $65,000 in his wife's account.
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If you're selling broad account value, rather than individual user or team value, acquisition boils down to two things: elevating account based-selling and revolutionizing the inside sales model.
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But like Wall Street firms, Wells Fargo had an incentive system that rewarded "cross-selling," which is banking lingo for selling more and more products to the same customer.
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Mr. Kocner said the money was profit from "selling bonds," though he offered no information about whom he was selling them to or any other details of the transaction.
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The Ford F-Series pickup retained its title of best-selling truck in the U.S. for the 43rd consecutive year and the top-selling vehicle for the 38th year.
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As Bloomberg columnist Tim Culpan pointed out, Apple now generates more from selling AirPods in a fortnight than HTC clocks from selling each of its offering in a year.
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Jagged Little Pill is the best-selling international debut album of all time, topping the charts in 13 countries upon its release and selling over 33 million copies worldwide.
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The company said that after "selling through our current inventory commitments," which could take several weeks, it would stop selling certain short-barrel rifle ammunition and all handgun ammunition.
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"Homes built before 2012 are selling at steep discounts — sometimes almost 50%, and many owners end up selling for less than they paid to build their homes," Taylor wrote.
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The San Francisco Chronicle reported bail jumped significantly for assault with a firearm, possessing or selling a machine gun in San Francisco and for selling or possessing assault weapons.
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Tax loss harvesters might have stopped selling losers and adding winners on the prospect that capital-gains taxes would go down, which could make tax loss selling less beneficial.
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Short selling involves selling an asset that a trader doesn't directly own, betting on a drop in its price, and then buying the asset back to make a profit.
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Spring offered the highest likelihood of selling above list price and of selling within 220 days, but winter, the supposed slow season for real estate, was a close second.
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And the reality is there are a lot of kids still in those neighbourhoods, still in those hallways, still selling crack, still avoiding the kids that selling crack [laughs].
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Deals • Barnes & Noble will consider selling itself, again.
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OTT is ... OTT being ... Selling you streaming video.
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Thus, in Brazil, where once there was pride in selling brilliant artists to those who appreciated them, now there is little joy in selling off lesser players at inflated prices.
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"Our approach has been to request individual products on which we could sell more to them than we are selling now, as opposed to them selling us less," Ross said.
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"I think that Paul Ryan's selling him a bill of goods that he didn't explain to the President, and the grassroots doesn't want what Paul Ryan is selling," Paul said.
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Moreover, the S&P oscillator Cramer follows to know when there's too much selling pressure indicates that the market is oversold, even as Cramer saw some room for more selling.
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While Nickie and Charlotte both jumped into sex work by selling used undergarments, many established sex workers started selling panties as an extra product, only after customers repeatedly expressed interest.
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Why it matters: Apple likes to make the case that while most of the Big Tech companies make money from selling your information, it makes money from selling you products.
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On Friday, after news broke that the FBI had reportedly urged American retailers to stop selling Kaspersky products, Best Buy became the first major American retailer to stop selling them.
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Remember that even though they may not be directly selling your personal data to other firms, they are still selling access to you by slapping targeted ads on your feed.
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They're ready to make this transition from selling experiences to also selling convenience, and I think this is the greatest business model change ... Experiences, you mean going into the restaurant?
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Despite already being the top-selling Girl Scout cookie every season, Holmberg's Momoa-ed Samoas have been taking Colorado by storm, selling like hotcakes and blowing up on social media.
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: I think about things selling at depressed levels – the biotech stocks, the Celgenes and those type of companies are just selling at very, very low earnings multiples now.
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You had people selling dope, not using it, but selling it, so there was a lot of drug dealing and stuff like that going, especially in Pasadena on the Westside.
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Worse, it is often abused by villagers who make fortunes by illegally selling their ding rights to developers or by selling their houses, which can go for millions of dollars.
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Researchers at the cybersecurity firm Talos found 74 Facebook groups used to commit various cybercrimes including selling stolen bank and credit card information, stealing account credentials, and selling spamming tools.
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Along with the Echo Dot, the Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote was another top-selling Amazon device and one of the best-selling products across all of Amazon.
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It's possible to make more money as an entrepreneur by raising very little capital and selling for a low price than raising huge sums and selling for a high price.
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Airlines have stopped selling deeply discounted fares on many domestic routes and are instead selling most tickets at or near the maximum limit, according to industry sources and airline information.
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And that, Banerjee said, could increase the number of counties with just one insurer selling Obamacare plans, or lead to some counties having no insurer at all selling such plans.
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Super Mario Odyssey also arrived in the fall to high acclaim, becoming the fastest selling Super Mario game in the U.S. and the fastest selling 3D Mario game in Japan.
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Other Foodpanda sales this year have included selling holdings in Spain, Italy, Brazil and Mexico to Just-Eat for $140 million, and selling off operations in Southeast Asia including Indonesia.
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If someone's selling whatever they're selling, they might give out bits for free and if people like what it is then when you're ready to sell your product, they believe.
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For Fredrik Eklund, a self-made millionaire and the star of Bravo's "Million Dollar Listing," the key to selling your product is first selling yourself — and great style pays dividends.
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This selling, they added, could reflect foreign speculators' position unwinding or hedge selling from brokers who took sell orders from big Japanese investors but there is no clear consensus yet.
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Beyond being the best-selling game of 2013, Grand Theft Auto V is now one of the best-selling games of all time, with more than 100 million copies sold.
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Raising output would dampen prices, so while those four countries would benefit from selling more oil, supply-constrained countries would be selling the same amount of crude at lower prices.
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"On top of that, even though Victoria's Secret is selling bralettes - they're selling a nice amount of units - their problem is bralettes are lower priced (than regular bras)," Siegel added.
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Ford plans to stop selling the comparable subcompact Fiesta in the U.S. and discontinue the larger Taurus sedan, once the best-selling car in the U.S. Chevrolet declined to comment.
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Not only are black female artists out here doing the absolute most, we're selling out big rooms, selling tons of merchandise, and touring just as hard as anyone out there.
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When this stirring, almost scary cover hit comic book shops in May of 1992, it defied all expectations, selling 1.7 million copies, making it the best selling independent comic ever.
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Media moguls have been in selling mode lately, but the head-scratcher there has been: If everyone's selling, who would want to be on the other side of that deal?
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I was unplugged, got back to my roots, met a bunch of Armenian entrepreneurs making wine or selling clothes — just good old-fashioned businesses making a thing and selling it.
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The details: Apple will pay Nokia an upfront fee, will use the company's networking services, and will start selling Nokia's Withings health products, which it had stopped selling last year.
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A company that started out selling books became one of the inventors of cloud computing as a business, selling not just goods but the invisible machinery of internet commerce itself.
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"We'll keep selling what we are selling," said Mr. Briere, who in 0003 was sentenced to four years in prison for being one of British Columbia's most prolific pot producers.
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So basically the argument goes, Audible isn't selling entire audiobooks converted to text; instead, it's selling software that lets customers do the converting limited to small segments at a time.
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Turkey, Greece, Spain and South Korea are among the countries that have either banned or restricted short selling of stocks recently to shield their markets from volatility and heavy selling.
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Analysts added that selling in U.S. and European bond markets had been exacerbated by investors selling the big, liquid assets they hold to make up for losses on other markets.
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The lessons he took from this observation have become accepted wisdom: Expanding the N.B.A.'s global reach is as much about selling individual stars as about selling the sport itself.
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In the case, B.C.-based Equustek Solutions accused distributor Datalink Technology Gateways of selling counterfeit products and requested that Google delist the website selling these goods from its search results.
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Released a few months later, his second LP Beauty Behind the Madness became his first number one album and the tenth-best selling album of 2015, selling 1.5 million copies.
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Lexus has been selling this car since the late 1990s, and it should keep selling it until humanity decides that luxury SUVs are going the way of the Conestoga wagon.
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I think there's an unstated reason, which is not a bad one if you're AT&T, which is this business we have is selling you wireless and selling you DirecTV.
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The offer of a 6.3 percent stake in Detsky Mir was priced early on Tuesday, with Sistema selling 13 percent and the Russia-China Investment Fund selling a 1.3 percent stake.
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It's even more evident with the band's U.K. tour selling out in minutes, along with its whole North American tour selling out within hours, breaking record sales numbers at some venues.
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Some try to find their own work to make ends meet - selling food on the streets or going from door to door in major cities selling goods brought from rural provinces.
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And they may have been developed with the best intentions; some of them may have been developed with the intention of just selling stuff to people and selling products to people.
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WATCH: Never Waste Peanut Butter Again with This Hack This Is Us star Mackenzie Hancsicsak also got creative with her selling tactics when she started selling boxes at the SAG Awards.
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Both the white and space gray versions are selling for $299, but you're better off looking elsewhere — Best Buy's Black Friday deals show new HomePods selling for even cheaper, at $250.
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Market researcher NPD Group said it was the United States' best-selling game in December, helping the Switch outsell the PS4 to become 2018's biggest-selling console in that country.
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Something small has changed and it turns out giving software away for free and making money selling insurance is a genius idea, where last week selling software was the right idea.
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The study also found evidence that advised investors did better at tax-loss selling, the selling of funds which have lost value in order to offset other planned or involuntary gains.
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What separates Epic&aposs e-sports league from others is that it is not selling teams or franchises and will ban third-party leagues from selling teams or franchises as well.
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Even then, it was clear that fast food companies weren't just selling food; they were selling the kind of lifestyle that gave consumers time and money, delivered in intensely satisfying ways.
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Some mills were selling sugar below the MSP while others are selling sugar at MSP inclusive of a nationwide sales tax, which is in breach of the directive, the ministry wrote.
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In addition to selling its own streaming hardware and licensing its technology to TV manufacturers, Roku makes money by selling ads when customers watch certain channels and shows from the service.
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For example, Jyoti Bansal, founder of AppDynamics and Harness, recommends selling a few shares instead of selling the whole company if you need the money but don't want to lose control.
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Amazon also released a list of the top-selling items from the event, including the Fire TV Stick, which sold "millions" on Prime Day to become the top-selling item globally.
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"Ironically, dealerships might balk at this, but the reality is there's far more profit in servicing vehicles and selling used cars than there is today in selling new vehicles," Boyadjis said.
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There's the rub: Given the biggest constraint for salespeople is the availability of "precious selling time," organizations need to show salespeople that AI implementations can help reallocate their time toward selling.
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Boeing announced on Thursday that the head of its The Boeing 737 Max was the fastest-selling airliner in Boeing history, selling more than 5,000 aircraft over the past few years.
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In addition, the group asks that retailers stop selling guns and ammunition to people under age 21 (as some already have done) and stop selling realistic toy guns and air rifles.
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Bkstg is its own platform, created by Ran Harnevo, that lets artists own the entire experience of connecting with their fans, from posting videos and photos, selling tickets, and selling merchandise.
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"Inverses are a reflection of the fear factor of a sizeable deficit and forward selling by Ivory Coast and Ghana which creates more selling pressure on the back end," he said.
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The catalyst they pinpointed is tax loss selling, which involves selling securities that have lost money in order to offset the share of capital gains that is owed to Uncle Sam.
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Unlike Google and Facebook, which rely on user data to sell ads, Apple's main business is selling devices to consumers, so its focus on privacy has become a central selling point.
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Some of his recent deals include selling the Los Angeles Clippers to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, representing Verizon on its acquisition of Yahoo's Internet core business, and selling Time Inc.
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Of foreigners' total net selling value of 2.1 trillion yen, selling in the Nikkei futures JNIc1 JNMc1, a favorite tool of short-term players, accounted for an unusually hefty 49 percent.
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The reason for that, he says, is because four friends would stop selling ice cream after one cooler, while the other friend would join him in selling up to four coolers.
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We'll start with vaping news... Walmart to stop selling e-cigarettes Walmart announced Friday it will stop selling e-cigarettes as federal and state governments crack down on the vaping industry.
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"With Nike's plans to shortly begin direct selling on Amazon, Dick's Sporting Goods likely three largest vendors, Nike, Under Armour and Adidas will all be selling directly on Amazon," he wrote.
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But these women are joined by more than their shared tragedies, as they all did what they could—sewing, crocheting, housework, coffee-selling, flower-selling, sex work—to scrape a living.
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READ: New Orleans protest - Maybe stop selling the ocean?
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" Intuitive Surgical: "This stock has come under severe selling.
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Cheetos' collection of merchandise is selling out — and fast.
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GRAPHIC: Foreign selling of Asian equities in October - tmsnrt.
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" He said, "Yeah, the record is selling like crazy.
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" Devitt recommends selling the stock because of "deteriorating fundamentals.
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The broker selling the property is Jon Kohler & Associates.
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The guns selling the most ... 9mm pistols and shotguns.
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Deals • Univision said that it is considering selling itself.
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MS. Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance is selling shareholder.
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PIR currently generates around $100 million a year selling .
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I ended up telemarketing — selling tools over the phone.
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Facebook in some cases deleted posts selling drugs, but not the Pages or Groups carrying them Facebook in some cases deleted posts selling drugs, but not the Pages or Groups carrying them Before all these changes, users could find tons of vendors illegally selling opioids through posts, photos and Pages on Facebook and Instagram.
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While street-level cocaine dealers selling bags to homeless users might end up selling deals that have become cross-contaminated with fentanyl and heroin in bagging-up dens, those zipping in and out of bars and universities to deliver "premium" powder to the middle classes are unlikely to be in the heroin selling game.
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Here are some of the measures taken by exchanges in Asia so far: ** South Korea tightened short-selling rules for three months from March 11 ** Stocks with a sudden and abnormal increase in short-selling transactions will be suspended from further short-selling for 10 days, compared with a the current limit of one day.
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In 2018, abandoned homes in Ollolai, Italy, a mountain region, were selling for a euro, and the town of Sambuca in Sicily was selling homes for about a $1 earlier this year.
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"We can't pin-point the selling pressure to a data release or central bank statement and anecdotal reports suggest that larger selling orders were placed in future and cash markets," they said.
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And we can actually make arrests and get those guys off the street who are selling guns illegally — well, they're not illegal sales, but they're selling them on guys who probably illegal.
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And in the time of our partnership, those conversations could be happening in the same room: the person you were selling primary market work to, you were also selling secondary work to.
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Because the majority of Apple's revenue comes from selling computer equipment and phones, not by targeting and selling ads, it would need to make fewer changes if comprehensive privacy regulations were enacted.
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Only a few days after announcing that it was selling 29 of its data centers to Equinix, Verizon today announced that it is selling its cloud and managed hosting business to IBM.
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What started as an underdog product arriving late to the wearable scene, the Apple Watch has since become not only the world's best-selling wearable, but the world's best-selling watch, period.
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Combine the leading internet retailer with a knack for logistics with a company known for selling fresh, up-market food, and one obvious opportunity is selling meal kits to rival Blue Apron's.
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Kent told CNN that her son started by selling cups of lemonade, but his idea soon grew from selling at his house to setting up at social events with friends and family.
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Whether you're selling a product or pitching an idea, having a unique selling point is paramount if you want to be memorable — and the same goes for creating a stellar personal brand.
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Salustiano Piamonte, a farmer, says selling his fresh jackfruit in the local market can earn 35 pesos a kilogram, whereas selling it to the processors brings in only 16 pesos a kilogram.
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Investors for months have fretted over a potential Amazon entry into healthcare delivery, particularly selling prescription drugs, with stocks periodically selling off on headlines anticipating a move by the massive online retailer.
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Brent and WTI prices too are almost back to the level when the wave of short-selling began, indicating the current short-selling cycle may be drawing to a close (tmsnrt.rs/2gWtS23).
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"Taking account of at least one extra selling day in many markets, the selling rate dropped some way from the lofty high of the previous month," LMC Automotive analyst Emiliano Lewis said.
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A former police sergeant snitched on them in an internal memo back in 2015, citing the, "integrity issues of police officers selling and potentially making profit" by selling soft drinks to teenagers.
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"The only difference is that we're selling cannabis; we're not selling yo-yo's" To make payroll each month, Dori Dempster used to have to carry cash to the bank in $10,000 chunks.
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The deal follows a ban from the Commerce Department on any American companies selling selling parts to ZTE, a move that the company says will force it out of business without relief.
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Britain's banks have already paid out more than 35 billion pounds ($43.2 billion) in compensation for mis-selling payment protection insurance or PPI, making it the UK's costliest consumer mis-selling scandal.
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The latter is selling more and more goods online, and they're often selling them at a loss, while Facebook and other sites are making it easier for anyone to start a business.
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But for many small businesses, these new tax enforcement burdens would harm their ability to continue selling beyond their own state, and many would be forced to scale back their online selling.
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According to the NPD Group, "Madden" has been the best-selling game in the month it was released for 20 straight years, and is the best-selling sports franchise of all time.
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That decision has paid off tremendously: "Minecraft" was the top-selling game on PlayStation 4 in July, and has occupied a space in the console's 10 best-selling games list all year.
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"While @Verizon & @ATT have now pledged to stop selling customer location data to shady middlemen, @TMobile & @sprint seem content to keep selling customers' private information, Americans' privacy be damned," the senator wrote.
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Based on the seasonally adjusted annual selling rate (SAAR), demand improved to an estimated 13.9 million car sales, LMC said, up from an annual selling rate of 13.4 million cars last month.
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"We did a scrub and anything that had turned negative, we started selling... and we will continue to do that," he said, adding the firm had started selling some three weeks ago.
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It is a threat that hangs over all Black people, that we can be killed by the police for no reason whatsoever — for a traffic stop, for selling CDs, for selling cigarettes.
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Why it matters: Apple CEO Tim Cook said something similar last month, telling Recode in an interview that his company makes money off selling products to consumers, rather than selling user data.
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People in Kuala Lumpur said DRB-Hicom has not ruled out selling a majority stake in Proton, and may also consider selling British sports and racing car brand Lotus, owned by Proton.
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"At the age of 31, I started selling drugs, and within three months, I was selling two and a half kilos of meth a day," or more than five pounds, he added.
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Portfolio insurance was often described as a form of program trading: It would cause the automatic selling of stock futures when prices fell and, indirectly, set off the selling of stocks themselves.
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Update: This is part of a co-selling agreement, which means Box will not be selling Azure services on their own, but as an option to purchase with a purchase of Box.
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That's risky because selling stock to those insiders is meant to keep the price stable, as does the lockup that keeps shareholders from immediately selling their shares for a number of months.
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Its Audi division will begin selling an electric sport utility vehicle shortly, and the company's Porsche unit will begin selling an electric sports sedan, the Taycan, before the end of the year.
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Its latest spot, which shows footage of a stormy sea to represent how a Biden presidency would calm things down, could just as easily be selling blood thinner as selling a candidate.
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"For now, support for dollar/yen is likely to come from passive selling of the yen involving winding down of positions, rather than active, speculative selling," FPG Securities president, Koji Fukaya, said.
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Amazon Prime Day helped this young couple bring in millions selling dog cameras online This 28-year-old made $2,400 in 4 months selling things online—here are her top 4 tips
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Art fair booths can often be placid excursions into commercial flatness; how can we present the works by our best-selling artists in a way that they'll end up selling some more?
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Here are some of the measures taken by exchanges in Asia so far: SOUTH KOREA ** South Korea tightened short-selling rules for three months from March 11 ** Stocks with a sudden and abnormal increase in short-selling transactions will be suspended from further short-selling for 10 days, compared with a the current limit of one day.
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Added at the 11th hour to the Republican tax bill, the "grain glitch" gives lucrative tax breaks to grain producers selling to farming cooperatives, and a lesser break for selling to agriculture companies.
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"I think that Paul Ryan's selling him a bill of goods that he didn't explain to the President, and the grassroots doesn't want what Paul Ryan is selling," the Kentucky Republican told CNN.
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If you're selling socks, if you are selling subscriptions to things, something where you could type in a code and go buy a thing, seems like podcast advertising works fairly well for that.
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Super Mario Odyssey is the fastest-selling Mario ever, in the U.S. at least, breezing past a million sales in under five days here and selling more than 2 million worldwide — and counting.
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Selling 1% at the bottom of that range would fetch $15 billion, while selling 20203% at the top could generate $40 billion, eclipsing the record $25 billion raised by Alibaba (BABA) in 2014.
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So, the conceptual idea, you had been working at Amazon just selling, just regular selling, and Amazon had not gotten ... Amazon had been essentially a retailer that used online services to do it.
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In selling Celgene, Roe is also selling a life — her life — but what she does not tell you is Celgene does not work for everyone and it certainly won't give you her life.
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But its change in strategy makes sense, because Apple's corporate strategy has changed: Instead of simply trying to make money selling phones and other devices, it's also trying to make money selling services.
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Those include one with hair care provider Clairol, which is selling a "beauty product trial" through Snapchat, and one with Adidas, which is selling its pair of Deerupt running shoes, according to TechCrunch.
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As The WSJ reported this morning, several mobile phone stores in the city had already stopped selling the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus a couple of months ago, and began selling newer models.
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The F-Series, led by the F-150, extended two streaks: 39 years as the best-selling truck in the United States and 34 years as the best-selling vehicle of any kind.
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"After a nine-year bull market, (short selling) was like swimming upstream," said conference organizer Whitney Tilson, who credits short-selling with saving his own hedge fund during the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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It sees itself as a mobile internet company first (hence the "Mi" in its product names) and strives to make a profit not by selling hardware but by selling stuff via that hardware.
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And-- people come back in and-- if they had an Apple before, you know can have a much cheaper cell phone-- selling right next to the smart phone, selling right next to it.
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Euro zone bond markets also faced pressure from new supply, with Germany selling 30-year debt and euro zone bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism selling 3.5 billion euros of 30-year bonds.
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It cannot be consistently fuelled by selling off council houses, by selling British Gas shares for a pittance to ensure that those who take the shares experience a 100% return the next day.
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Regardless of whether the site selling the information is gone for good, the hackers still have direct contact information for several high-profile accounts and may still be selling in some other way.
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And perhaps that's something retailers should be looking at more closely — maybe it's not about selling everything imaginable, but selling a selection of special items that have the ability to tell a story.
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Everybody who is selling guns, whether it's Cabela's or a local shop in a community in the west, they'll be selling out a lot of weapons and a lot of ammunition as well.
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He's since dabbled in selling on eBay, but never got many bids, and he won't consider selling on Amazon Marketplace, which charges 225 cents per item sold or a $212 monthly subscription fee.
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Walmart opted to stop selling assault-style rifles in 2015, but raised its age restriction for firearm and ammunition purchases and stopped selling toys resembling assault-style rifles after the shooting in Parkland.
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You can add to your stash without making a huge commitment by doing things like selling old tech equipment, getting paid to take surveys, test-driving websites and even selling your blood plasma.
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It can't be great, even for a best-selling author, to find out that a second best-selling author has also written a new novel about a family's obsession with its apple orchard.
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I think in the long-term, it's tremendous hold; short-term, I would rather just be selling puts at $50, selling puts at $45, all day long," he said Tuesday on "Trading Nation.
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S.Chand is selling new shares worth 3.25 billion rupees in a price range of 660 to 670 rupees apiece, while its existing shareholders are also selling about six million shares in the IPO.
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The Commerce Department banned American companies from selling parts to ZTE for seven years because the Chinese company violated U.S. sanctions by selling equipment made with American parts to Iran and North Korea.
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For starters, selling on Amazon is nothing like selling with another major retailer, like Target or Walmart, where you have a buyer who takes pictures of your products, prices them, and promotes them.
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The animal-feed producer is selling new shares worth up to 2.92 billion rupees in the IPO, while its main shareholder Godrej Industries is selling secondary shares of up to 3 billion rupees.
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California residents selling work in or out of state, or others selling their work in California, were entitled to earn 5 percent of the price of any resale of their artwork over $1,000.
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"Two and a half years ago, I was selling Venezuelan cocoa at $1,000 over (futures) and now it's selling at $200 under," said one U.S. trader, citing a figure several other traders verified.
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"I was wondering why designers were selling products at $22014,000 that we can make a good profit and good living by selling at $500," Mr. Azria told The Los Angeles Times in 2014.
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If the problem with the traditional TV business is that its core revenue streams — selling ads and selling bundled subscriptions — are under threat, why pay a premium for companies built around those concepts?
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According to tax experts, with Trump Palace condos selling briskly, selling shares worth $20046.2 million to your son for a mere sliver of that would constitute a multimillion-dollar gift under I.R.S. rules.
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Realtor fees: Each state has different laws when it comes to buying and selling a home, but in our case, the seller (us) pays both the selling and buying real estate agent fees.
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Apple said following its fiscal second-quarter earnings report last spring that the iPhone X was its best-selling model, which has helped drive up the average selling price (ASP) of the category.
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Stitch Fix President and Chief Operating Officer Mike Smith told Barron's that the summer selling season is lasting longer than expected, with summer goods having a lower average selling price than autumn clothing.
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That should also factor in the cost of selling one home before you buy another, which goes hand in hand with the arduous task of sorting and selling the bulk of its contents.
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It worked like a charm, with one purported Rothko abstract selling for $8.3 million, and a fake Jackson Pollock painting selling for $17 million, before art experts began to realize something was amiss.
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The album is in the record books as the best-selling international debut album of all time, topping the charts in 13 countries upon its release and selling over 33 million copies worldwide.
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There is the idea that since Time Warner may get deeper into the game of selling directly to consumers (a la HBO Now), selling to other distributors may be less of an issue.
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Further uptown in New York, the Trump Organization just opened two retail stores at Trump Tower, one selling Ivanka Trump's handbags and jewelry and the other selling items featuring the Trump family logo.
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"Other than Tom Gores selling his vision and what he sees for the Detroit Pistons...that was a selling point, to know that your owner is that invested in it," Casey tells me.
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