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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Softbank has been selling off its assets to raise cash.
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Selling off assets would also provide it with more cash.
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Netflix is selling off again heading into earnings this week.
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Mr. Flannery is selling off businesses to streamline the company.
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"Then you could see the market selling off," he said.
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Selling off veterans is an obvious way to do that.
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Bonds have been selling off for the past two years.
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It hit $26 Tuesday before selling off, up 40 percent.
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Selling off stocks during a crash is a terrible idea.
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The Trump Administration has proposed selling off half the SPR.
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Casino has been selling off assets to cut its debts.
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She believed that selling off council houses and nationalised industries would produce the property-owning democracy of which the young Macmillan could only dream (the old Macmillan accused her of "selling off the family silver").
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It's selling off assets to try to solve its debt problem.
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Hanwha are also experts at selling off established talent when profitable.
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Selling off CNN is a big ask, but not entirely surprising.
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The finance ministry began selling off its stake in September 2013.
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It has been selling off real estate and loss-making stores.
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Deals • Can selling off $40 billion of businesses help save G.E.?
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The markets panicked, with stock and bond markets selling off simultaneously.
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Selling off StubHub comes amid a broader review of eBay's businesses.
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Stocks moving higher and bonds selling off are a positive sign.
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If the dollar is selling off -- and at the time of writing it is selling off -- then the inverse relationship with commodities would very often mean a bid under the price of Brent, WTI et al.
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Investors reacted by selling off Italian government bonds and stocks on Friday.
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Selling off stock minimizes his overall say in how Twitter is run.
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The Economy Ministry favors selling off state-run firms across the board.
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MACCALLUM: And they&aposre selling off around the world at this moment.
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The financial sector was off 0.97 percent, with major banks selling off.
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It also is benefiting companies like Envision that are selling off assets.
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What impact did selling off several million dollars of municipal bonds have?
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Teva has been selling off assets to help meet its debt payments.
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All three major U.S. indexes were up after selling off on Wednesday.
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Amazon is really selling off in the context of the tech basket.
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High-yield debt has been selling off for weeks, if not months.
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IBLP, meanwhile, is frantically selling off its properties to make ends meet.
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The current director, William Pendley, once advocated selling off federal public lands.
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It is also not the first attempt at selling off the banks.
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There's no reason to fire him, or to start selling off everything.
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WeWork began selling off businesses it had acquired and planning employee layoffs.
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The government is now selling off the 61 percent stake it holds.
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He can't avoid these ethical conflicts without selling off his interest entirely.
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BR and U.S. haemophilia specialist Bioverativ, but also selling off some assets.
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Since then, he has been selling off his stake in the company.
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Melodie Rydalch, a spokesperson for the U.S. Attorney's Office of Utah, told the Associated Press that while selling off seized assets like vehicles is normal in the state, selling off seized bitcoin is new for Utah federal prosecutors.
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Saudi Arabia has threatened to retaliate by selling off billions in American assets.
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The new boss reckons that selling off Rolls's non-aerospace businesses is unwise.
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In both cases, global investors panicked, with stocks selling off around the world.
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All right, stocks selling off on a report that this is a distraction.
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Stock futures swung back and forth, before selling off sharply to limit down.
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He added that the company might consider selling off small independent assets individually.
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The currency is still trading down, and the sector is still selling-off.
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Boeing also rose after selling off on trade war worries the day before.
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The agency has been selling off the bitcoins in a series of auctions.
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"Momentum selling off has affected the payment names, Square in particular," Rosin said.
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Last May, this involved selling off her services group, which employed 230,229 people.
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He urged the company to consider selling off its less lucrative supermarket arm.
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Meanwhile Uber and Lyft are selling off because, yes, everyone's staying at home.
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Macy's continues to shrink its physical presence by closing and selling off stores.
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The market moves quickly and selling off investments on a whim can backfire.
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The chain has also been selling off its company-owned stores to franchisees.
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The conservative think tank Heritage Group has proposed selling off the entire reserve.
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ICOs are a means of raising funds by selling off new digital tokens.
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Finally, WeWork is selling off a bunch of stuff that it bought recently.
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Snap is selling off after a drop in users over its recent quarter.
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Both stock markets and crude futures jumped in early October before selling off sharply.
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"We're seeing equities stronger, crude's stronger ... "The dollar is selling off across the board.
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Cisco also announced today that it's selling off some of its NDS video assets.
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Banks have already been slowly selling off the debt, which causes yields to rise.
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Headlines such as escalating Iran tensions are keeping gold from selling off, Gero added.
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Stocks are selling off on Tuesday due to rising uncertainty about the presidential election.
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The energy sector, however, finished down 1.21 percent, with major oil plays selling off.
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Analysts noted a trend in stocks selling off significantly once a rally has faded.
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Workers are opposing the deal, saying Athens is selling off its most precious asset.
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The environment takes a back-burner to selling off public lands for wealth extraction.
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Earlier on Thursday, bitcoin hit an all-time high of $2,791.69 before selling off.
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Chris Sacca, once the largest shareholder for Twitter, has been selling off his stock.
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An investor said CHS was "selling off the fine china" to meet debt payments.
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Workers are opposing the deal, saying Athens is selling off its most precious assets.
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Global markets are selling off on more uncertainty and stock market volatility in China.
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Who actually hurts when stocks are selling off big in a situation like this?
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She'd started selling off her belongings and believed that cameras were following her everywhere.
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Samsung has announced it's selling off its printer business to HP for $1.05 billion.
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But the new developers have no intention of selling off the units as is.
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Read more: eBay CEO abruptly steps down as the company considers selling off assets
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QUICK: THEY'RE SELLING OFF A COUPLE OF UNITS, THE FRESH FOODS AND THE INTERNATIONAL.
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Netflix has been selling off since missing quarterly subscriber growth estimates in mid-July.
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But there had been no discussion about selling off TikTok's American business, he said.
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Now, the Chinese company is in retreat, selling off its theme parks and hotels.
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The company has been selling off assets and using cash flow to pay down debt.
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In the process, it is selling off shares in the company for £1 (~$1.22) each.
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It added it could raise $800 million from selling off rail lines and real estate.
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This led to some investors selling off shares, which are down about 130.13% this year.
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That's when you rebalance by selling off overweighted holdings and increasing those that are underweighted.
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China's markets are gyrating, geopolitical tensions are heating up and oil is selling off again.
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It would not be right to conclude that we are 'selling off our Russian assets'.
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It is already cutting costs and selling off some of its business to cut debt.
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Sears has meanwhile been selling off its unprofitable stores as another way to raise cash.
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The company is selling off the bulk of GE Capital as part of its restructuring.
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Sears tried things like opening small-format shops, shuttering unprofitable locations and selling off brands.
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Not officially bankrupt, but out of business and selling off remaining assets to pay creditors.
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Selling off its chip manufacturing and smaller data-center computer businesses contributed to the decline.
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It's great that they're giving that option of selling off wine and beer to restaurants.
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The Giuliani administration in those years had taken to selling off underused land for profit.
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He promised to repair the company's debt-riddled balance sheet by rapidly selling off businesses.
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In the wake of its underperformance, investors started selling off their stakes in the fund.
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It was very much companies that were influenced by government spending that were selling off.
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Among his farm customers in Missouri, he said many are selling off their breeding stock.
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Wisconsin is also in the process of selling off thousands of acres of state forest.
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All told, tax officials recouped $134,500 from selling off the Shkreli items that they seized.
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Last few sessions gold has been selling off on hopes for a U.S.-China deal.
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When the Fed lifts rates, investors switch gears, yanking capital and selling off other currencies.
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" One of the options the proposal suggests the board consider: selling off "one or more subsidiaries.
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The uncertainty behind these possibilities increased risk aversion, with both sterling and UK equities selling off.
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This way, they avoid selling off large portions of their portfolio when stock prices are plummeting.
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The yen's strength on Tuesday sent stocks lower across the board, with export stocks selling off.
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Mark Zuckerberg has stopped selling off his Facebook stock, according to a Bloomberg report on Thursday.
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Its competitors are selling off or converting some of their grandest stores, not building new ones.
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General Electric is selling off its GE Capital unit piecemeal to escape the designation as well.
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Wanda is selling off large portions of its empire of malls, hotels and amusement parks. nyti.
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Asia markets finished mixed on Wednesday, with Japanese shares selling off amid a relatively stronger yen.
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Starwood has been selling off properties, while singing long-term management agreements for those same hotels.
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But after Trump was elected, the possibility of selling off our lands became an urgent threat.
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Selling off state assets can benefit society, if private owners can whip them into better shape.
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The stock suffered a rough patch in 2016 when retail as a whole was selling off.
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Trump must commit to a quick process of selling off and terminating these foreign financial interests.
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Selling off assets in its hospitals portfolio, for example, allows Tenet to ease its debt load.
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Maybe selling off real estate, which is super valuable, but they're getting hit on multiple sides.
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Some ethics experts have criticized the plan because he would not be selling off his assets.
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Remedies included Ticketmaster licensing its ticketing software to competitors, and selling off a subsidiary called Paciola.
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A few big groups have already raised fresh funds by selling off parts of their businesses.
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Dillon countered on Wednesday that selling off Trump's business holdings would "exacerbate" conflict of interest concerns.
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Meredith has been in the process of selling off some of the more storied Time Inc.
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General Electric also shed the label after selling off most of its GE Capital finance businesses.
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Fox is reportedly interested in selling off all of its holdings aside from news and sports.
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The task force did not recommend selling off the Postal Service, as some feared it would.
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Fearing the risks of LeEco's cash problems, investors started to flinch by selling off Leshi's stock.
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In 2010, Boeing began selling off chunks of the property and moving employees to other locations.
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Walmart is selling off ModCloth, the online women's apparel brand that it acquired in March 2017.
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The company announced on Wednesday that it's selling off its Fabric suite of tools to Google.
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HNA has since reversed course, selling off billions of dollars in assets and restructuring its operations.
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If the largest market is selling off, that has a very powerful effect on investment sentiment.
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But Huawei's boss has an idea that might extricate it: selling off its 5G crown jewels.
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But the Dodgers, whose future stars included center fielder Duke Snider, were selling off surplus talent.
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Venezuela could follow their lead, selling off the oil or pledging it for loans from China.
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Constellation has also been selling off some of its portfolio to respond to changing consumer tastes.
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It's now trading around $2 after selling off BTX Trader in 2015, according to SEC filings.
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Selling off Opel is a watershed event in G.M.'s steady comeback from the last recession.
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The actions included cutting pensions, raising taxes and in some cases even selling off public assets.
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"Continued erosion, selling off and not bouncing is going to make the market feel worse," Cashin said.
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Uber has been selling off its local businesses in big emerging markets like China and Southeast Asia.
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Walmart is selling off women's clothing company and online retailer ModCloth, just two years after acquiring it.
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The heavily-weighted financials sub-index finished down 50.563 percent, with major banking stocks selling off sharply.
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It has since been selling off holdings, including low-cost carrier Hong Kong Express Airways last month.
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The commodity price drop has forced many debt-laden miners to look at selling off choice assets.
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The bonds drew considerable criticism after selling off sharply when they hit the market on April 24.
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For Charter, that could mean selling off all of its Time Warner Cable assets in New York.
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He settled with the company in March and has started selling off his stake in the company.
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He knew someone who was selling off a collection of Latino gang cards that were more rare.
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Ricky Schroder and wife Andrea are selling off the last vestige of their marriage ... a Malibu mansion.
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Instead: He made it clear he prefers "structural" solutions, which would usually involve selling off major assets.
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Macy's is far from the only retailer shutting down stores and selling off real estate in 2017.
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The move comes days after Uber exited China after selling off its operations to rival Didi Chuxing.
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Everyone from Cher to Drew Barrymore has been selling off multi-million dollar California mansions this summer.
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The new head of the Interior Department's public lands agency once championed selling off federally-owned plots.
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As Obama pointed out on Wednesday, Garland paid for his Harvard tuition by selling off his comics.
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Since he arrived, Mr. Narvekar has been aggressively selling off holdings in private equity and real estate.
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At AT&T, Elliott Management urged the company to consider selling off certain parts of its business.
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At AT&T, Elliott Management urged the company to consider selling off certain parts of its business.
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The S&P 500 rose almost 6 percent in January, but the bond market was selling off.
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This was a way for start-ups to raise funds by selling off newly-created digital currencies.
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And G.E. effectively got out of the financial business altogether by selling off most of G.E. Capital.
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Pendley is a controversial figure in conservation circles given his longtime advocacy for selling off public lands.
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The company scaled back, taking billions in charges on the deal and selling off the handset business.
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Despite the falling numbers, you should try to remain calm instead of quickly selling off your investments.
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The Trump administration previously proposed selling off half of the reserve to help reduce the national deficit.
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"The argument that the market is selling off because of rising rates is mathematically wrong," he said.
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Truist agreed to selling off roughly $2250 billion in deposits in seven markets to secure deal approval.
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But he renewed his criticism, saying the project is the equivalent of selling off land to foreigners.
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The front end of the Treasury yield curve is rallying and the back end is selling off.
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"It is not like it will be big selling off for big parts of the business," one said.
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But if he makes good on making America great, the bond market might be selling off big time.
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Shares of Macy's, L Brands, and Barnes & Noble were selling off Thursday, in wake of disappointing holiday sales.
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In the 1980s, new hotel leadership decided to update the building, selling off many of the original furnishings.
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Seven years after picking up Zagat for $151 million, Google is selling off the perennial restaurant recommendation service.
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It has also been selling off its flagship stores, including its Union Square Men's building in San Francisco.
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But Macron's political opponents have accused him of selling off another strategic asset and unions fretted about jobs.
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After selling off its in-store shelves, display cases, and garbage cans, RadioShack is auctioning off its history.
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Selling off units is a double-edged sword, though, as it also hits its bottom line, warns Tatro.
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He said it wouldn't make sense to increase risk exposure in an overall market that is selling off.
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Markets recoiled at the news Friday, with stocks briefly selling off and several currency pair trades moving sharply.
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SunEdison has been selling off assets piece by piece as it decides which path its reorganization will take.
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As a sector, banks are reducing headcount and many are selling off less profitable parts of their business.
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While Malaysia's currency may have been particularly hard-hit, it's far from alone in selling off post-U.
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The trust was already seen as a completely insufficient substitute for the president selling off his business interests.
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Shares of Palm climbed more than 150 percent that day before selling off sharply to end the day.
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Sorenson said he believes there is a strong market to continue selling off many of those iconic hotels.
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SoftBank Group was expected to raise ¥1003trn ($2100bn) by selling off just over a third of the company.
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Hof said Tuesday he&aposs downsizing his business by selling off some brothels to focus more on politics.
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Some slaughterhouses have been selling off frozen pork ahead of inspections, said Pan Chenjun, senior analyst at Rabobank.
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While the ranchers search for affordable hay, some have been selling off cattle they cannot afford to feed.
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Additionally, big funds are selling off stocks to free up cash for the flurry of IPOs this year.
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He began selling off Quicken's 28 branches in 1998 and ultimately centralised the firm's operations in downtown Detroit.
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"After selling off over the summer, these 5G stocks they're back and they're better than ever," Cramer said.
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"After selling off over the summer, these 5G stocks, they're back and they're better than ever," Cramer said.
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"It's the Age of Consignment," a friend proclaimed, still giddy from selling off the contents of her basement.
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Most of the drop is explained by UniCredit, Italy's biggest bank, selling off its portfolio of toxic loans.
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Basically, Lehman got caught holding the hot potato of subprime mortgage debt that other banks were selling off.
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This DHL shirt is this season's hautest item, and it's selling off the shelves for a whopping $330.
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GE Capital successfully appealed its designation in 2016 after selling off much of its lending and investment operations.
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Neil Armstrong's sons are selling off artifacts that once belonged to the famous first man on the moon.
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WeWork is also selling off the $60 million private jet that Neumann used, Business Insider reported on Thursday.
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The entertainment industry auction site Screenbid is selling off some of the best items from the iconic series.
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Before his expulsion, it became apparent that he and his court were selling off national treasures to survive.
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As Netflix's power has grown, its partners are growing wary of selling off the rights to its libraries.
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Investors have already been selling off shares in technology companies on both sides of the Pacific this year.
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And last month, we hit 145% market cap to GDP and stocks have since begun selling off again.
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"They are not showing the rapes or the beatings or the selling off of children from their parents."
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Global markets have been selling off this week as investors fear widespread economic fallout from the coranavirus outbreak.
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UK Gilts, German Bunds, the Swiss franc, gold and most other safe havens also rebounded after selling off.
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As a result, the U.S. bond market and the stock market began selling off on Friday, he said.
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Local governments fear losing revenue from selling off land while they must pay for growing demands for services.
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Secretary Zinke said early on that he won't be selling off all public lands to the highest bidder.
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Pearson has been selling off its assets in conventional publishing in order to focus on its digital education business.
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Occidental has said it would "rapidly deleverage" by selling off up to $15 billion of assets within two years.
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The chain is meanwhile working to boost its value by selling off some of the flagship locations it owns.
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Nearly 60 percent of Alabama has drought conditions, and some farmers are selling off their cattle herd to cope.
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The market is selling off because of this shift, and the rating agencies are moving because of it too.
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The aerospace giant's stock opened positive at $83 a share before turning around and selling off throughout the day.
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Apple shares rose 1.2 percent in early trading before turning around and selling off to close down 1.9 percent.
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Uber is weighing selling off some of Xchange's assets as well as reducing the number of cities it serves.
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Tesla gained 19.9% and 13.7% on Monday and Tuesday, respectively, before selling off sharply on Wednesday and dropping 17.2%.
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Hoover raised his debut fund, Weekend Fund, a few months after selling off Product Hunt to AngelList in 2017.
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She started selling off anything she could and recognized her need to have to get rid of this habit.
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Uber was weighing selling off some of Xchange's assets as well as reducing the number of cities it serves.
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The options available to Beijing include boycotting American goods, selling off U.S. Treasury holdings or sharply devaluing the yuan.
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Fixing Viacom could mean anything, including selling off pieces of the company, like some of the lower-performing networks.
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My "job" while in nursing school was selling off my entire extensive childhood collection of original American Girl items.
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Last month, however, the German company gave up the ghost, selling off its hardware business to an unnamed party.
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Telltale Games is reportedly closing for good and selling off all its assets, according to a report by GameDaily.
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Shares continued to rally on Wednesday after selling off immediately after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union.
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U.S. stocks had been selling off since Trump announced last week he would impose new tariffs on Chinese goods.
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His remarks came as Italian government bonds were selling off for a second day on speculation over the budget.
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When Meloy was hired, Endeavor was mired in debt and selling off some of its lease holdings for cash.
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Occidental has promised to rapidly reduce its debt, in part by selling off some of its non-oil assets.
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"Everything is selling off right now," said Ray Attrill, head of forex strategy at National Australia Bank in Sydney.
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Sears has been closing stores, selling off assets like its Craftsman brand and borrowing money from Lampert to survive.
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As for HPE, the company has mostly been in the news for selling off some of its business lately.
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CHS, which is in the process of selling off hospitals, turned down a buyout offer of Lutheran last year.
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Mr Lewis has also been selling off businesses that Tesco accumulated over the years but no longer deems essential.
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Some worry that Trump's platform would open the door to selling off public land and more mining and drilling.
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All three countries saw their currencies and stock markets selling off in the past week and policymakers are reacting.
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JAB has been selling off several of its luxury brands in order to focus on faster-growing consumer sectors.
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It was also in the process of selling off several foreign companies it had purchased in its lavish prime.
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But her artistic strategy—selling off the details of her personal life for profit—finds corroboration throughout literary history.
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That's because the effort hinges in part on paying down a mountain of debt by selling off various businesses.
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Read more: A picturesque Sicilian town succeeded in selling off its abandoned homes after auctions started at just $1
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But years of selling off assets and real estate have left Sears with little collateral it can offer lenders.
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"There's no data, no big U.S. moves, so most of the selling off could be the flow," he said.
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The startup fought for a second wind after selling off its physical storage operations to competitor Clutter in May.
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And selling off American debt would cause the yuan to appreciate, which would put China's exports at a disadvantage.
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Among the options under consideration are selling off Time and Sports Illustrated, or changing how frequently they are published.
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Fixing Viacom could mean anything, including selling off pieces of the company like some of the lower-performing networks.
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Turns out that lady had NO IDEA what she had, and was selling off her (late) husband's old library.
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In Malaysia, Beijing's investments in infrastructure have been met with accusations that the nation is selling off its sovereignty.
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HNA has since started to pare back its investments and is selling off some of its prized properties overseas.
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They would raise about $20 million in marketing money by selling off a portion of the film's nontheatrical rights.
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In 2017, drillers mostly focused on consolidating their positions in a few core areas and selling off other assets.
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Selling off DirecTV could help AT&T improve its balance sheet, while continuing to invest in these other initiatives.
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The repo market has seen several moments of stress recently, including in December when stocks were selling off sharply.
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Another proposal is to merge them and have the combined entity extend mortgage credit while selling off its risks.
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Trump's lawyer Sheri Dillon countered that selling off all of the president's assets would create even more possible conflicts.
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It has prompted Aliyev to consider such measures as tightening currency controls, helping banks, and selling off state assets.
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Ms. Barnes presided over a broad corporate restructuring, selling off noncore businesses and focusing on the company's food brands.
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In order to benefit from tax-loss harvesting, you'll need to realize those losses by selling off those positions.
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"Gold should have rallied with the dollar selling off," said Phillip Streible, senior commodities broker for RJO Futures in Chicago.
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The final myth is that the Conservative Party is perpetually bent on selling off the NHS to the highest bidder.
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Now, with rates rising and the Federal Reserve expected to hike rates on Wednesday, investors have been selling off REITs.
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It has, however, weighed selling off brands including its Arnott's Australian cookie business, another person familiar with the matter said.
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As with other PE firms, PE has a track record of buying up, sprucing up, and selling off communications assets.
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Nikolas Bentel is selling off sections of a Rauschenberg artwork as advertising space in a critique of the art market.
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With teeth gritted, Axe comes this close to taking Frotty Anisman's money, and selling off a piece of Axe Capital.
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The UK has recouped about 17 billion pounds of taxpayer cash after it began selling off its stake in 2013.
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As a result, the market is selling off on worries the dovish monetary policy propping up the may go away.
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Recent polls show that the vast majority of Americans — across the political spectrum — oppose selling off or privatizing public lands.
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The first evidence of that will not be in U.S. rates, which have been selling off despite equities doing well.
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Now, the United States Marshal's Service is selling off two boxes of original Fyre merchandise, in order to recoup losses.
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Its well-being should improve as banks start selling off a mountain of bad loans weighing on their balance sheets.
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Now, we are seeing the dollar selling off as it looks certain that Democrats are in fact taking the house.
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Roughly one year after shuttering FAO Schwarz's iconic New York City flagship, Toys R Us is selling off the brand.
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Essential has canceled plans to develop a second phone and is exploring selling off the entire company, according to Bloomberg.
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Cons: The company already tried to enter the social media space with MySpace and ended up selling off the company.
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And, hyperinflation, mounting U.S. sanctions and collapsing oil production prompted Maduro to start selling off gold about a year ago.
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Here's my story of how a rally I helped organize stopped our government from selling off our precious national land.
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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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The call for selling off business lines showed how little the two sides have changed their strategy throughout the trial.
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Stumpf said he currently held four times the level of stock required of him but acknowledged selling off those shares.
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Sales have been declining for years, and the company is selling off real estate and closing stores to stay afloat.
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Its balance sheet is around 1.5 trillion pounds ($2.02 trillion) lighter than when it began selling off assets in 2008.
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Liberty Global, set up by U.S. cable pioneer John Malone, has been selling off its assets in the last year.
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Anglo American, like its peers, is selling off assets after a prolonged commodities slump left it with too much debt.
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Financially embattled dance music live events company, SFX Entertainment, announced yesterday that it won't be selling off Beatport after all.
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After selling off its feature phone business last week, Microsoft is now streamlining its Windows Phone hardware plans once again.
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However, the stock has a history of selling off during the trading day following an opening gap higher on earnings.
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" MICHAEL O'ROURKE, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST AT JONESTRADING IN GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT: "The financials are selling off because the bond market rallied.
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The company's new co-CEOs are slashing thousands of jobs, selling off businesses, and closing non-core activities like WeGrow.
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Business executives have been leaving, selling off their property, and whole families have swelled the refugee columns heading to Europe.
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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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Governor Ricardo Rossello last week announced plans to privatize the agency, selling off generation units over the next 18 months.
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Highly valued tech stocks were also selling off as investors shed the sectors that have led the strong equity rally.
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These defensive stocks had been in favor, but they have been selling off while more cyclical names have been rising.
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Since selling off its Chinese business to rival Didi Chuxing last summer, Uber has focused on India and Southeast Asia.
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His plan was to use the money saved from closing stores and selling off assets to reinvest in the business.
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In the current climate, HNA, which has amassed about $22016 billion in debt, is reversing course and selling off assets.
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Rather than selling off his businesses or putting them in a blind trust, he now has his children running them.
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The State Department spokesman said countries should take "appropriate legal measures" to stop "corrupt individuals" from selling off Venezuelan assets.
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The diminished footprint reflects efforts by Immelt's successors to revive the embattled company by rapidly selling off long-held businesses.
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Global equities have been selling off around the world all week as investors fret about the spread of the virus.
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Other measures include selling off further stakes in Uniper from 2018 as well as other non-strategic businesses, E.ON said.
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ICOs enable start-ups to raise funds by selling off cryptocoins, such as bitcoin and ether, in return for cash.
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Stocks are selling off for a fourth straight session on Coronavirus fears, adding to the Dow's thousand point drop yesterday.
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As first reported by Bloomberg's Gillian Tan, Neumann is selling off some of his living space in New York City.
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While the was celebrating tax cuts and surging more than 2512 percent in January, the bond market was selling off.
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That's partly why another lender that once harboured regional ambitions, Australia's ANZ, has been selling off such stakes and retrenching.
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The money she'd saved from selling off her jewelry had run out, and she could find only part-time work.
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He reconstructed the unwieldy conglomerate, selling off most of GE Capital, which had been a money-spinner until the financial crisis.
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Bitcoin was worth nearly $20,000 near the end of last year before selling off, hitting a low of $4,891.24 on Monday.
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"Markets are taking this as a sign that this protectionism is quite real; markets are selling off," Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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DIC has been selling off its assets over the last seven years after completing a US$2.5bn debt restructuring in 2012.
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Mark Zuckerberg stopped selling off his Facebook stock in the fourth quarter of 22017, according to a Bloomberg report on Thursday.
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In broader trading, U.S. equities rebounded after initially selling off when tariffs on Chinese imports were hiked to 25% from 10%.
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The figures understate the trend, since they omit the growing number of large companies selling off divisions to private-equity firms.
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Phoenix, Arizona-based Freeport has been selling off assets to bring down its debt to $10 billion from nearly $20 billion.
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Hypermarcas began selling off businesses last year to pay off debts and focus on pharmaceuticals as Brazil's economy plunged into recession.
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In large part, it's because investors are selling off stocks and revealing a faltering confidence, especially in internet and technology companies.
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Anticipating problems from a weaker naira, investors have been selling off banking stocks for the last year, sending the banking index .
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Thatcher's most enduring achievement was not selling off houses or utilities but freeing businesspeople from the serpentine grip of the state.
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Australian couple Doug and Sally Beitz decided to take an unconventional route when it came to selling off their island paradise.
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Heng also noted that sterling wasn't just selling off against the dollar; it was also falling against all the major currencies.
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Yield moves inversely to bond prices and the relatively higher yields seen in recent sessions indicated investors were selling off JGBs.
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Skittish Wall Streeters reacted by selling off the company's stock en masse, cratering its market value by more than $50 billion.
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The biggest jump in exports has come from China, where refiners are selling off record amounts of excess fuel into Asia.
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Emilio was in a downward spiral when I met him, selling off properties he owned to fund his crystal meth habit.
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Anglers, cyclists, skiers, and hunters stood united against the selling off of land so integral to the people of their community.
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The bank is selling off its non-core business in order to streamline its business and increase profit ahead of privatisation.
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Sears has been closing stores, selling off assets like its Craftsman brand and borrowing money from CEO Eddie Lampert to survive.
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Lately, Sears has been closing stores, selling off assets like its Craftsman brand and borrowing money from CEO Lampert to survive.
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By selling off her expensive belongings and training her new husband in archery and horsemanship, Ondal became a legendary general. 6.
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Selling off non-core assets, like Stowe, and cutting expenses will help return $25 billion to shareholders, the insurer has said.
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Jawbone had also explored licensing its audio tech rather than selling off that part of the business entirely, a source says.
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Next, says Bagehot, Thatcher "poisoned the well of privatisation by selling off nationalised monopolies in ways that favour investors over customers".
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If it fails to do so, regulators can require the bank to break itself up by selling off assets and businesses.
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Selling off a stake in state oil giant Saudi Aramco next year is the cornerstone of the plan, called Vision 553.
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So far the government has recouped about 16.9 billion pounds after the finance ministry began selling off its stake in 2013.
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Two co-CEOs were named on Tuesday, and they are acting quickly, including selling off businesses and the company's private plane.
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There was talk of selling off the South Street museum's collection of more than 26,000 maritime artifacts, undamaged by the storm.
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The number of traders with short positions surged, meaning, they expected bonds to continue selling off and interest rates to rise.
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Analysts said the price was a good deal for selling off thermal coal assets, which Rio no longer views as core.
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Ms. Mayer is exploring a sale of Yahoo, quite possibly along with selling off $1 billion and $3 billion in assets.
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By selling off little pieces of these winners at a time, by rebalancing into other sectors outside of technology, and cash.
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The practice involves selling off retirees' pension assets to third parties, most often insurance companies, thus converting them to group annuities.
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Trump is selling off assets — like U.S.-South Korean military readiness — to gain little more than a smile from North Korea.
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Index heavyweight Samsung Electronics finished the session 3.01 percent higher after selling off last week on poorer-than-expected profit guidance.
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The Venezuelans who are crossing over are in increasingly dire straits, selling off all that they have to escape unbearable conditions.
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The lenders determined that they needed to stop burning through cash and start selling off the company's inventory and real estate.
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Friends from El Salvador also living in the United States have begun selling off belongings to prepare to move to Canada.
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In the docs, Jennifer says Traci's been selling off her dad's valuables and refuses to let her look through his belongings.
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Antony Bruno, Director of Communications at Royalty Exchange, reminded me that artists have been selling off their publishing rights for years.
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If indeed the COVID-19 sell-off scare is the former, then selling off is the worst move you can make.
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The report was removed in late morning, in the same hour that stocks were selling off on the latest coronavirus headline.
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Just as buying up bonds pushed long-term interest rates lower, selling off those bonds too quickly would push rates higher.
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So far the government has recouped about 17 billion pounds after the finance ministry began selling off its stake in 2013.
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Looking to its valuable real estate portfolio, in 22018 Macy's will continue to explore options that include selling off flagship stores.
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Q: What's the risk of financial market turbulence in China (falling yuan, stocks selling off) affecting the real economy in China?
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Many are selling off parts of their portfolio to generate cash, creating buying opportunities in Colorado, North Dakota, Oklahoma and Wyoming.
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KELLY EVANS: Larry Kudlow, NEC Director, as we continue to watch the stock market selling off hard today, continuing its slide.
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He stayed on the board long enough to help select his replacement, then began selling off his stock earlier this year.
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Many start-ups rely on ICOs as a means to raise funds by selling off new digital tokens to the market.
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Debt markets also came under pressure with dollar bonds selling off and debt insurance costs hitting their highest in a month.
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JOE KERNEN: Markets are selling off on fears of the coronavirus, the spreading coronavirus and its impact on the global economy.
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Since November, Drummond has been selling off huge chunks of his stake in Alphabet as part of a regular trading program.
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At the trade deadline, the Blues dealt a coveted defenseman, Shattenkirk, to Washington, and may have considered selling off more players.
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At Schwab, he and Martinetto worked together in selling off US Trust to Bank of America in 2007 for $3.3 billion.
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The fund racked up borrowings of about M$42bn (US$11.5bn), before selling off assets in 2015 to pay down debt.
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The higher than expected $300 billion spending cap included in it rattled the bond market, and it responded by selling off.
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Local media has reported that C.H.M.T. Peaceful Development is planning to flip the investment by selling off part of the building.
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Around then, governments across the Western world began deregulating their economies, selling off state-owned industries, and privatizing core government services.
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There have been other incidents where rates in the repo market shot up including in December when markets were selling off.
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He said the creditors failed to prove that they would recover more money by selling off the stores and other properties.
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She has focused on selling off assets in conventional power, especially coal, and investing in renewable energy, including wind and solar.
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You've also got the transports selling off in a manner that could cause a Dow Theory sell signal," Cashin told "Closing Bell.
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Last week, Occidental CEO Vicki Hollub promised to "rapidly deleverage" by selling off up to $15 billion of assets within two years.
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Prince's estate is selling off the late singer's private retreat in Turks and Caicos in a closed bid auction on July 12.
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Qualcomm later warmed to the deal somewhat amid concessions to regulatory concerns, like the possibility of selling off its Snapdragon chip business.
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The Warren Buffett-backed food giant is racing to fix its bloated balance sheet by slashing its dividend and selling off brands.
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The fund racked up borrowings of about 42 billion ringgit ($11.5 billion), before selling off assets in 2015 to pay down debt.
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Plus, market psychology is such that when a few people start selling off their assets in a panic, others do as well.
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Japan's tumbled 582.18 points, or 0.923 percent, to 16,019.18, as fresh strength in the yen pressured stocks, with major exporters selling off.
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Across all three of its brands, Yum has been selling off thousands of its company-owned stores to franchisees to cut costs.
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Analysts say Wall Street largely already knew this impact to Home Depot's business, thus why shares aren't selling off on the news.
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China has its own sovereign wealth funds which, though less exposed to oil, could start selling off assets as the economy stalls.
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However, the U.S. stock market hit a snag over the last three trading sessions, selling off after a jump in interest rates.
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Any decision by Beijing to begin selling off its vast holdings of American debt, meanwhile, could throw the US economy into recession.
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P&G, which has been cutting costs and selling off brands, reported net sales last quarter that were flat at $16.08 billion.
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And before then, there is always a chance that a further selling off by market participants will rather separately force a rethink.
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Rebar futures on the Shanghai Futures exchange also sold off, with the January futures contract selling off 2.12 percent to 5003,541 yuan.
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Unilever's biggest splurge was the disastrous $24bn acquisition of Bestfoods in 2000, after which it wasted 15 years selling off unloved brands.
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He knew I loved beauty, so when the company announced it was actually selling off all the beauty brands, my heart sunk.
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That is why Rupert Murdoch is tempted to throw in the towel by selling off bits of 21st Century Fox (see article).
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The bill includes restrictions on new Russian sovereign debt transactions, but Russian dollar bonds were slightly firmer after selling off on Thursday.
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That could be done by selling off assets, though the more likely scenario is that they will dip into their cash reserves.
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Cryan launched a sweeping revamp in October 2015, aiming to slash costs by cutting staff, overheads and selling off non-core businesses.
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Selling off half of the SPR represents the biggest source of new revenue in the energy and environment sections of Trump's budget.
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Yesterday, Blue Apron, the food delivery service, decided to go public and are selling off shares at lower prices than initially estimated.
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Zuckerman said that at the end of 2018 when stocks started selling off Simons was on vacation with his wife in California.
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In some cases, a founder selling off early can be a sign of a lack of confidence in the company or worse.
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Earlier this month, the Canadian company said it would merge its corporate and regional jet units, besides selling off two aerostructures operations.
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However, in the middle of the day, bank stocks, which have had huge gains in the past week, began selling off aggressively.
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Read more: I stayed in one of Italy's ghost towns that's selling off homes for $1, and I was treated like royalty
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Sambuca succeeded in selling off 16 historical but derelict stone homes to buyers from the US, China, France, Britain, Russia, and Argentina.
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Selling off sections of that division would help the company lower its energy industry exposure, in addition to reducing its debt load.
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But selling off CNN and having the network silenced are two different things and should be viewed in that less dire context.
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In May, Sambuca succeeded in selling off 16 historical but derelict homes to foreign buyers at auctions that started at just $1.
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Daniel Flax, senior research analyst at Neuberger Berman, said the stock may be selling off because it's done very well this year.
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Holders of WeWork's existing debt have already started selling off their holdings as a result of the IPO's struggle to gain traction.
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Over the past five years, he's raised $700 million by selling off his WeWork shares or using them to guarantee personal loans.
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Such tools are sold by a handful of firms that specialize in selling off-the-shelf surveillance tools, or spyware, to governments.
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Staff sizes shrank, content shriveled up and bean counters began selling off ink-stained furniture in hopes of maintaining high profit margins.
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The combined company also committed to selling off Boost Mobile, Sprint's prepaid wireless brand and a competitor to T-Mobile's Metro PCS.
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As a potential governor, I wouldn't advocate for actually selling off California — nor destroying its natural beauty — but rather leasing it out.
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The central bank also said it would begin selling off securities it bought at the height of the financial crisis next month.
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In recent years, Wells Fargo's competitors, Mr. Bove said, have vastly improved their operations by exiting significant businesses and selling off assets.
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Despite the falloff, Macy's said it had managed to increase profit for the quarter by controlling inventory and selling off more stores.
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RR Auction is selling off a pair of matching leather chairs that the Prez himself sat on during his 2008 election campaign.
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If you've seen your retirement savings crushed by the markets and you're approaching retirement, selling off assets should be a last resort.
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To cut its debt by 22018%, Reader's Digest began laying off its U.S. staff, selling off assets and rapidly extinguishing employee perks.
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Investors panned his Wednesday night Oval Office address aimed at reassuring a jittery nation, selling off U.S. stock futures in its wake.
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Pendley, a controversial figure who once advocated selling off public lands, has confirmed he will appear before the House Natural Resources Committee.
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But the move won't stop the spread of the virus and it's no surprise that the stock market is still selling off.
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He dismissed his claims as part of a settlement with Papa John's and has been selling off his stake in the chain.
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The Fed in October began selling off $4.5 trillion in securities it purchased during the 2007-08 financial panic to stabilize markets.
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But in the late 1980s, with milk prices sagging, they began selling off their 260 milking cows and diversified their farm strategy.
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But she has opposed selling off some of the firm's gas assets, including storage unit Storengy, which would help streamline Engie's structure.
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Pendley, a controversial figure who once advocated selling off public lands, has confirmed he will appear before the House Natural Resources Committee.
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That could put a damper on an already stalled drive by Russia to raise money by selling off some of its assets.
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Shares of L Brands are up more than 30% this year amid news that the company is exploring selling off Victoria's Secret.
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It's also been around and selling off-brand accessories since 2002, giving it a strong leg up on some of the competition.
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Twitter has also considered selling off other non-core parts of its business, like mobile developer product Fabric or video app Vine.
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The central bank said foreign exchange liquidity worsened last month due to deposit outflows from large banks and non-residents selling off OFZs.
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But she could never find anyone as passionate about the project as she was and ended up selling off her collection in auction.
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Last weekend, ScreenBid launched a massive online auction selling off props from around the Office set, including the giant Dunder-Mifflin sign itself.
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With the stock market selling off on recession fears, investors have plowed money into Treasurys which is boosting their price and lowering yields.
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A default may lead to Theranos selling off its assets in a foreclosure sale to fulfill its obligations to the private equity firm.
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Anglo American, like its peers, is selling off prized assets after a prolonged commodities rout has left it with high levels of debt.
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It has been narrowing its focus to oil and coal, and selling off interests in agricultural trading and in power, among other sectors.
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Google is considering selling off Zagat, the US restaurant review guide it purchased back in 2011, according to a report from Reuters today.
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In recent months, Delek has been selling off small stakes in Phoenix, one of Israel's largest insurance companies, in a series of transactions.
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Plus, selling off all their now-massive assets leaves the munchkins with a horde of cash for their minute, inexpensive homes and possessions.
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Most other euro zone bond markets were largely steady, after selling off on Wednesday following some upbeat economic news from France and Italy.
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Image: MicrosoftMicrosoft might be selling off its feature phone division, but that hasn't stopped the company from announcing the Nokia 216 dumb phone.
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This morning, Tekserve began a live auction selling off everything in its store, including the private collection of its co-founder, Dick Demenus.
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But once Powell spoke about a half hour later, the markets convulsed, with bond yields spiking and stocks selling off into the close.
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The company's long-term debt obligations nearly doubled from the prior year, despite the chain's efforts to raise cash by selling off assets.
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Energy stocks in Asia closed mostly lower, with Santos selling off 6.95 percent, Oil Search off 4.31 percent and Inpex down 3.05 percent.
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"Demand has been muted, with most people selling off gold to take profit," said Brian Lan, managing director at Singapore dealer GoldSilver Central.
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Generally, Australian resource producers were under pressure with the likes of Rio Tinto selling off 5.83 percent and BHP Billion declining 43 percent.
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But frozen meat products can generally be stored only a maximum of one year, meaning producers need to start selling off their stock.
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The company has been selling off unprofitable brands and focusing on core brands such as Tide, Pampers and Gillette to revive sluggish sales.
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Calvasina said that following the last three major corrections in 2010, 2011 and 2016, the market gained an average 33% before selling off.
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In contrast, in the Madden case, the bank no longer has a relationship with the borrower after selling off the loan for collection.
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A recent national survey revealed that 230 percent of Americans could not afford a $400 emergency expense without borrowing or selling off assets.
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Hospital stocks had fallen after the bill was announced on Monday, with shares of Tenet and Community Health Systems in particular selling off.
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Meanwhile, some bad teams seem to have accepted their fates and have begun selling off assets, knowing a run is not in store.
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Selling off a significant part of their holdings in a short time could spike interest rates, sending the economy into a downward spiral.
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Allison has already purchased another 2,500-square-foot facility, and he plans to expand into packaging cans and kegs and selling off-site.
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Following the price shift, storage demand has fallen as traders have been steadily selling off the oil that they bought on the cheap.
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Bank and insurance sterling subs weakened in line with the market earlier this year, selling off again in the days after June's referendum.
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A former worker told me that in certain markets, the company is selling off the larger homes that are more challenging to rent.
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The company, which specializes in buying chip makers and selling off less-profitable pieces, may turn to other acquisition targets soon, analysts said.
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Mr. Delrahim has vocally opposed such conditions that constrain a company's business practices, saying he prefers selling off assets to solve competition concerns.
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Under its chairman, Mr. Lampert, the company has been selling off many of its most valuable stores and laying off thousands of workers.
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It even began selling off nonmilitary businesses and buying up military-oriented subsidiaries of other companies, including those at Texas Instruments and Chrysler.
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Investors, fearful of Mr. Erdogan's financial mismanagement, are selling off their Turkish debt, and the instability could put financial markets on the edge.
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By selling off a big part of the chip unit, Toshiba is, in effect, sacrificing future earnings for a short-term cash infusion.
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He eventually dismissed his claims as part of a settlement with Papa John's and has been selling off his stake in the chain.
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Hunter Biden and his ex-wife, Kathleen, are tying up one major loose end in their divorce by selling off their D.C. home.
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They include selling off many of its remaining stores and asking lenders to exchange their loans for equity stakes in the beleaguered company.
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"A lot of manufacturing businesses began selling off all of their equipment, because they were moving their operations offshore, to China," he said.
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Maria was preparing paperwork and selling off their possessions so she and their children, who were U.S. citizens, could join Miguel in Mexico.
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Airlines came back a tad after days of selling off, with American Airlines up 1% and Delta and United Airlines both rising slightly.
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However, he said he would not rule out the possibility of eventually selling off pieces of the house as antiques and building material.
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One of the biggest mistakes you can make — especially if you have a well-built portfolio — is panicking and selling off your investments.
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"Four times, [gold has] tried to break through $1,360, haven't been able to do that and now gold is selling off," he said.
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Shares of Nike close up 0.45 percent on Wednesday, recouping their losses after selling off last week following the release of the advertisement.
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Since selling off nearly half the team to stave off the financial crunch eight years ago, the Wilpons have steadily bought back pieces.
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WeWork has also reportedly been considering selling off other acquisitions, including the tech start-ups SpaceIQ and Teem, and the meeting organizer Meetup.
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THURSDAY STYLES The Unbuttoned column last Thursday, about people who are selling off their wardrobes, misstated part of the name of a museum.
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But Mr. Paulson's hedge fund, which once had a 1 percent stake in A.I.G., has been selling off its shares in the company.
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Hope Hicks, a spokeswoman for Trump's transition, denied in a statement to Politico that Lewandowski is "selling off access" to the president-elect.
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And Reckitt Benckiser, a British consumer goods company, is considering selling off its condiment business, which includes French's mustard and Frank's RedHot sauce.
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Neumann is now selling off two of the apartments in the building: the triplex penthouse, and two-floor residence on the first floor.
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Pendley, who has drawn controversy over his past advocacy for selling off the nation's public lands, shared the recusal list with BLM leadership.
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The stock market is selling off on fears that top White House economic advisor Gary Cohn could resign, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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Mr. Rayhill speculated that the building has defied destruction because selling off the structure in its entirety would generate too much red tape.
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Bentley has been striving to turn the company around by investing in technology, employee retention as well as selling off non-core businesses.
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Pendley, who has drawn controversy over his past advocacy for selling off the nation's public lands, shared the recusal list with BLM leadership.
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With bonds selling off in response to the currency move, the long pipeline of potential deals that had been building could be at risk.
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It also sent letters to other clinics and companies selling off-label stem cell treatments, reminding them of the regulations surrounding stem cell treatments.
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By selling off some businesses, Terex could line its coffers to buy back shares, something many activist investors have pushed for in recent years.
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ET. Safe haven assets were in vogue with global equities selling off and the oil price falling Tuesday as the U.S. dollar rose higher.
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It's nearly impossible to prevent city employees from selling off at least a portion of the water they are tasked with delivering, said Salas.
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Such an arrangement would provide individuals with an alternative to selling off assets or placing wealth in blind trusts, which president-elects traditionally do.
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The unit has been struggling with slow growth of its spine and hip business, and the drugmaker has been selling off some underperforming businesses.
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The conglomerate of media, internet and tech businesses earlier this month announced it would consider selling off its large interests in the two companies.
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Whenever you see an inversion, or equity markets selling off, or trade tensions escalating, those are things they react to more than economic data.
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After selling off sharply in early deals in Asia, trading down as much as 0.8 percent to hit 131.16 yen, its weakest since Sept.
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Australia's ASX 200 was off 74.83 points, or 1.35 percent, to 5,465.70, with the heavily-weighted financials sub-index selling off some 2 percent.
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Mainland Chinese markets finished mixed after selling off on Wednesday following reports that said Beijing was considering cracking down on risky wealth management products.
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After pumping 22.4 billion euros into a rescue package for Bankia in 2012, the Spanish state is gradually selling off its 61 percent stake.
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The ride-hailing giant is doubling down on the nation of 1.3 billion people after selling off its business in China and Southeast Asia.
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Significantly, even after selling off its German-based Opel subsidiary two years ago, GM retained a small dealer network in Europe for the Corvette.
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Anglo American, like its peers, is selling off prized assets after a prolonged commodities rout that has left it with high levels of debt.
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It's not clear how that might affect the group's restaurant investments like Nusr-Et Steakhouse, but to date, it's mostly been selling off hotels.
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It is seen as a way to promote the Saudi capital markets, and avoid the impression of selling off the family silver to foreigners.
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The European Central Bank and the European Commission have said Spain should move ahead with the process of selling off both Bankia and BMN.
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The council raised money to redevelop the town centre by selling off land for houses and applying for government and European Union development grants.
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Wall Street's fresh record closing highs failed to boost sentiment in Asia markets on Tuesday, with Japanese shares selling off as the yen surged.
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Hertz Global Holdings stock plummeted Tuesday after longtime activist investor Carl Icahn disclosed he has trimmed his stake, selling off roughly five million shares.
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"Had I known the rains would take this long, I would have considered selling off some cows when they were still strong," he said.
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After selling off to end 2018, many small- and mid-cap biotech stocks have rebounded this year, making valuations less cheap than they were.
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Tenet, for example, is selling off hospitals to help reduce its debt burden, but keeps those hospitals as customers of its debt-collection arm.
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It's one of a number of rural European settlements to experiment with selling off homes for $1 in a bid to revitalize the community.
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Zuckerberg "wishes to retain this power, while selling off large amounts of his stockholdings, and reaping billions of dollars in proceeds," the lawsuit said.
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Tech has been selling off in recent sessions and it took the Nasdaq lower Monday, as the Dow and S&P 500 charged ahead.
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By selling off these stakes, Third Point said Sony could "meaningfully reduce complexity" that has been a major negative factor in the company's valuation.
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A decision by Beijing to dramatically ramp up selling off its vast holdings of American debt, meanwhile, could throw the US economy into recession.
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If the Yankees can manage a sweep, the front office might have to reconsider selling off Carlos Beltran, Andrew Miller, and/or Aroldis Chapman.
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Money-market funds have been selling off their mortgage-backed securities and investing instead in Treasury securities, which are the gold standard of safety.
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She is trying to stay upbeat, joking that she may need to start selling off her supplies of toilet paper to make ends meet.
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The Fed just cut rates inter-meeting for the first time since the terrible, dark days of December 2008, and stocks are selling off.
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The fund, with Parliament's approval, decided in 2015 to begin selling off its investments in mining companies and utilities that depend on burning coal.
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People living in desperate poverty have watched kleptocrats enrich themselves by selling off natural resources and diverting funds away from those in greatest need.
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But in 2015, Congress directed the government start selling off from the reserve as the United States became a major oil and gas producer.
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The activist investor Third Point's ideas for Nestlé, the Swiss maker of Kit Kat, range from setting new numerical targets to selling off divisions.
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Markets took the statement as signaling more rate cuts were coming at a time when growth had decelerated and stocks already were selling off.
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Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google parent Alphabet are selling off again Monday after losing a combined $185 billion over the previous two sessions.
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Google tried to summit that mountain a few years back, but ended up scuttling the effort and selling off its robotics division, Boston Dynamics.
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Cream Capital will be selling off "Cream Dividend" tokens in November; these can be exchanged for Ether, the value tokens of the Ethereum blockchain.
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But Kazakhstan already has a stock exchange, and it has talked about selling off a greater share of state-owned assets in the past.
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Trump had transferred his business holdings to a trust run by his sons before taking office, but stopped short of selling off his holdings.
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The drugmaker has been paying down its debt by selling off assets including cancer treatment unit Dendreon Pharmaceuticals, Obagi Medical Products and iNova Pharmaceuticals.
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The optimism spread to the United States, with American stocks up more than 1 percent and investors selling off safe havens like Treasury bonds.
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The Kunming Intermediate People's Court is selling off Fanya's assets to pay investors owed nearly 40 billion yuan after the exchange's collapse in 2015.
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Page and Brin remain on Google's board and are not selling off their founder stock, which gives them ultimate control over the company's fate.
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But by Tuesday, bonds were selling off, and stocks, after a series of wide swings, recovered some lost ground and steadied at higher levels.
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He wisely admitted he didn't exactly know why the market was selling off so sharply, but he reminded everyone the economy was still strong.
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Noninterest expenses were slashed by $210 million, or 7%, due in part by selling off an insurance business as well as a shareholder service.
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While Kellogg is selling off its low-priority businesses and focusing on its power businesses, it's also bringing trendy new brands into the fold.
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By late 2016, Beck's company was so mired in financial trouble that he would soon face the indignity of selling off his private plane.
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This week, The WSJ reported that SoftBank had tossed in the towel on Wag, selling off its massive "nearly 50% stake" in the startup.
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Another is to bulk up via acquisitions and investments, using the billions of dollars the Newhouses have made by selling off cable TV assets.
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The company has been selling off certain businesses, such as diabetes care devices, to focus on better performing units and development of new products.
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It is selling off Ticketfly, the ticketing service it bought for $450 million less than two years ago, to rival ticketer Eventbrite for $200 million.
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The lender is now looking to return to profit by cutting staff and branches and selling off more than 28 billion euros of bad loans.
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Petrobras has been steadily selling off billions of dollars of assets this year to reduce debt and sharpen focus on offshore oil exploration and production.
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U.S. stocks typically not impacted by economic data and international stocks should rise Thursday after selling off for a bit, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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Shell should also be able to pick the cream of the two companies' exploration portfolios, selling off assets with less profit potential and cutting costs.
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Watt also talked about selling off public lands, but that never happened, says William Rogers, the president and CEO of The Trust for Public Land.
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The move comes as Rio has been selling off its coal assets, with a view to focusing on its core commodities, such as iron ore.
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All the major S&P subsectors were in the red, with tariff-sensitive sectors such as technology, industrials, energy and materials selling off the most.
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Anglo has cut costs and reorganized its portfolio, selling off some assets including its Rustenburg platinum mine in South Africa, a flashpoint of union violence.
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On Friday financials were the biggest drag on the FTSE 100, selling off sharply with HSBC, Prudential, Lloyds and Barclays falling 0.5 to 1.3 percent.
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Cult of Mac caught up with him two years ago, when he was selling off his Apple memorabilia, hoping for a top price of $50,000.
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Trimming these teams or even selling off these smaller businesses would make Twitter leaner and more focused, and ultimately, more appealing to a possible suitor.
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Wealthfront even allows customers to borrow at 3.5-4.75% against the value of their savings without selling off their portfolios and disrupting their investment strategies.
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The central bank had previously said foreign exchange liquidity worsened last month due to deposit outflows from large banks and non-residents selling off OFZs.
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Selling off Fox in pieces—the studio and cable-network assets to Disney, for example, and Sky to Comcast or Verizon—would be relatively easy.
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Since the market is already selling off, if Trump wins, a sell-off could be more shallow than it might have been otherwise, analysts say.
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But beneath the surface, there are deeper issues that need to be taken into consideration for a full understanding of why stocks are selling off.
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"The industrial orders data from Italy has triggered this knee-jerk reaction of BTPs selling off and Bunds rallying," said Mizuho rates strategist Antoine Bouvet.
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Poroshenko is Europe's richest leader according to Forbes, and despite his promises to "embed new traditions" by selling off his assets, he has sold nothing.
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Martin Shkreli's got interesting timing for wanting to make a buck ... he's now selling off his famous $2 million Wu-Tang Clan album on eBay.
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For now, producers are looking at alternatives such as selling off pipeline, storage and production facilities to ease the financial squeeze caused by dwindling revenues.
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Bankers say Carige, which has been selling off assets to survive, still has a solid client base, but its bickering shareholders scare potential buyers away.
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You also don't earn money after battles, but instead have to go through the often tedious process of selling off goods dropped by slain monsters.
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In October, some funds essentially gave up, selling off more than eight billion dollars' worth of Puerto Rico bonds, according to the Wall Street Journal .
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Another particular concern was whether a government panel focused on the national security aspects of mergers would require selling off Starwood properties near sensitive locations.
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Many households have resorted to begging, selling off their land or possessions, and eating vital seed stocks in order to survive, the U.N. agencies said.
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He also slammed the Fed for gradually selling off billions of dollars in bonds purchased during the financial crisis, reversing efforts to stimulate the economy.
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Eletrobras, or Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras SA, is Brazil's largest power group and is going through a significant divestment process, selling off distributors throughout the country.
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The chain's sweeping store closures come as American Apparel is about to finish selling off the last of its inventory before shutting its doors forever.
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But the losses were stemmed by an improved return on its investments, where it generated extra gains from selling off some of its equity holdings.
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Twitter is also considering selling off Fabric, a mobile developer platform that the company launched in 2014, from which effectively it did not make money.
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These factors could leave the government reluctant to make tough decisions, such as cutting jobs or selling off non-core businesses to keep Agrokor afloat.
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So farmers lose money either by selling off underweight pigs, or by sending hogs to slaughter less frequently so they have time to reach weight.
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In recent times the company has also been selling off assets — passing off its German payments business, BillPay, to Klarna last year, for around £60M.
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That amount represents a small fraction of what had been his total stake in Navigator before he began selling off his shares earlier in 2017.
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As the company was bleeding cash and selling off assets in recent years, federal regulators required Mr. Lampert to inject cash into the pension plan.
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BirchBox has gone from one of the marquee faces of the industry to a company drowning in debt and selling off equity to hedge funds.
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In 2014, Mr. Moore co-wrote a research paper that called for the Fed to reduce its balance sheet by selling off securities through 2020.
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WeWork has slashed jobs following its failed public debut and a subsequent bailout from SoftBank, and has been shuttering or selling off non-core assets.
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So far this year, the M.T.A. has made a little over $10,000 selling off our unclaimed items — including ukuleles, trumpets and a pair of skis.
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Stock markets have been selling off since mid-February, wiping out roughly $6.5 trillion of market values, as the number of coronavirus cases climbed higher.
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Recycling companies "used to get paid" by selling off recyclable materials, said Peter Spendelow, a policy analyst for the Department of Environmental Quality in Oregon.
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They're going to need it given the president-elect's sprawling business empire and his lack of interest in selling off his companies and properties outright.
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But one of Mr. Loeb's suggestions — selling off Nestlé's 23 percent stake in L'Oréal, a cosmetics company — may not find favor among Nestlé's top managers.
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Deals • Private equity firms are reportedly discussing selling off huge parts of their portfolios if a Democrat becomes president, fearing a change to tax laws.
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"No reasonable person would expect antivirus software to be selling off their private browsing data to the highest bidder," a spokesperson for Sanders told Motherboard.
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It ousted the board at the owner of Olive Garden, a rare feat, and helped prod Yahoo into finally selling off its embattled internet operations.
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Poroshenko is Europe's richest leader, according to Forbes, and despite his promises to "embed new traditions" by selling off his assets, he has sold nothing.
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CEO Bradley Jacobs told CNBC's Jim Cramer that the warehousing and last-mile delivery provider is open to selling off up to four business units.
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Last month, ByteDance publicly rejected rumors that it was considering selling off its TikTok stake, and now TikTok is seeking a new US-based CEO.
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To help refocus the company, Newell last month announced it is considering selling off a number of its businesses to refocus on its core lines.
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In 2017, GM announced it was selling off its European brands, Opel and Vauxhall, to Groupe PSA, the French company that makes Citroën and Peugeot.
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Also on Friday, Tech Insider reported the company has slowed production on its Up fitness tracker and started selling off inventory to third-party resellers.
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London's luxury developers are selling off homes in bulk to corporate landlords after a drop in demand for expensive new-build homes among individual buyers.
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Photo: MegabotsMegabots, a startup that was dedicated to bringing behemoth battle-robot entertainment to the masses, is selling off its assets before filing for bankruptcy.
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Trimming these teams or even selling off these smaller businesses would make Twitter leaner and more focused and, ultimately, more appealing to a possible suitor.
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Mr. Alix also accuses McKinsey of "trafficking in the assets" of bankrupt companies: quietly selling off the viable pieces to the other companies it represents.
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Noble, which has been criticised for its accounting methods, has failed to profit from recovering commodities markets since 2016, selling off core businesses to service debt.
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For one, a blind trust requires selling off assets and having an independent trustee oversee them so the president doesn't know where the money is invested.
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Montreal-based Bombardier has been selling off its weaker-performing commercial plane programs aimed at airlines to focus on profitable business jets and passenger rail cars.
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Head coach Bill O'Brien took general manager duties and bet the farm on 2019, selling off future assets for Laremy Tunsil, Duke Johnson and Kenny Stills.
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This won't be a giant payday for Wenner, who has been selling off his magazine business in bits and pieces over the past couple of years.
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Matt King, a strategist at Citigroup, thinks that global central banks have to keep creating $1.2trn a year just to keep the markets from selling off.
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Asia markets took "sell in May" sentiment to heart on Monday, with the Japanese benchmark index tumbling over 1.673 percent and Australian bank shares selling off.
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Under a partial privatization planned for this year, the holding company is already expected to reduce its stake to 50 percent by selling off 19.5 percent.
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The president views oil as a foundation of Mexico's greatness, insists the state should control it and opposes selling off money-losing parts of the company.
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Apparently, the various hedge funds have concluded that bringing back the stores will be more valuable than whatever they could get from selling off the brand.
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Bud Light brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev is thinking about selling off business units in South Korea, Australia and Central America, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
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A week after selling off its feature phone division, Microsoft has announced that it's also "streamlining" its smartphone hardware business, cutting 1,850 jobs in the process.
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Administrators KPMG are in the process of selling off the airline's assets, including its slots at airports, prepaid fuel, property, plant and equipment, a spokeswoman said.
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They deride him for toppling the magnificent Shia Caliphate of the Fatimids, selling off its vast library and turning pleasure palaces into madrassas for learning jihad.
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Reuters has reported that AT&T may be able to avoid FCC review of the deal by selling off the one television station Time Warner owns.
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She became an adept parachutist, however, and after the war, when the military began selling off surplus aircraft, she flew planes to buyers around the country.
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President Barack Obama and Congress in 2015 also considered selling off nearly a quarter of the reserve to help reduce the deficit and fund infrastructure spending.
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It supports selling off stakes in struggling state firms to bolster their finances, whereas conservative parts of the ANC are suspicious of any form of privatization.
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The company wants to stop short of selling off core divisions, such as Bausch + Lomb, Salix, and Medicis, that are fundamental to Valeant's strategy, they said.
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The base case for the market continues to be that we'll get a deal, which is why we haven't seen it selling off more aggressively today.
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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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"The stock market's selling off because the bond market is rallying like crazy," said Brian Battle, director of trading at Performance Trust Capital Partners in Chicago.
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The merger with Tribune would put the combined company well over that legal limit, so Sinclair proposed selling off 23 local television stations around the country.
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United Technologies is in the process of streamlining its operations, actions both hedge funds endorsed, by selling off its Otis elevator and Carrier buildings systems units.
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Meanwhile, cofounder and CEO Adam Neumann was ousted, replaced by two co-CEOs, who began selling off some of WeWork's assets and shelved the IPO indefinitely.
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Those initiatives include selling off in-house brands, seeking loans from Sears' CEO, Eddie Lampert, and recently teaming up with Amazon to market Sears' Kenmore appliances.
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Trump transferred his business holdings to a trust run by his sons before taking office earlier this year, but stopped short of selling off his holdings.
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New GE CEO Larry Culp, who took over on October 1, is under immense pressure to bolster the company's balance sheet by rapidly selling off businesses.
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In the southern Midwest, we have a serious drought, the amount of quality hay is at catastrophic levels and producers are talking about selling off livestock.
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But in cases where banks and drillers don't see eye to eye on how to proceed, banks may consider selling off loans to private equity firms.
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In 2017, the government banned ICOs — a way for start-ups to raise funds by selling off new digital currencies — and shut down domestic cryptocurrency exchanges.
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Recently, he's been spending a considerable amount of money to convert his 50-scooter fleet to electric, selling off his gas-fueled scooters at a loss.
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PiS has already accused him of neglecting the existence of a fraudulent investment scheme when prime minister and selling off too many Polish businesses to foreigners.
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The supermarket group is selling off its stock of kitchenware and electronics and plans to focus only on food and personal hygiene products, Cinco Dias reported.
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He predicted it would take Ascena six to 12 months to fully close all of its stores after making consultations with landlords and selling off inventory.
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He has long been a proponent of consolidation, buying established chip franchises with healthy profit margins and selling off the parts that are not financially successful.
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In the court of public opinion, two senators (or their designees) selling off stock on the eve of a historic market drop looks really, really bad.
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This approach would also typically involve asking Twitter to slim down by firing people and/or selling off assets as well as calling for new management.
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That fact "suggests the potential for a rise in volatility, which would imply another bout of stocks selling off," said Koesterich in a commentary posted online.
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Still, much like the Red Sox this week, Mack took a great deal of flak for selling off Foxx and several other stars in the 1930s.
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In recent months, once overly bullish firms have tried to retrench — cutting jobs, axing deals and selling off assets in attempts to attain long-term viability.
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A Los Angeles auction house is selling off a rare Lakers jersey worn by Kobe Bryant during his breakout NBA season with bids starting at $20,000.
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A Los Angeles auction house is selling off a rare game jersey worn by Kobe Bryant during his breakout NBA season, with bids starting at $20,000.
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The company has been selling off some of its company-owned stores to franchisees over the last few years to bolster the number of franchised locations.
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That's something something Uber's been trying to do, selling off its Russian and Chinese businesses into new joint ventures and examining options for its leasing division.
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The deal will raise $21.4 billion for GE, which is racing to fix its debt-riddled balance sheet by selling off major pieces of its empire.
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Lego explained that it had too many bricks in 229, meaning that 21.4 was spent selling off warehouse supplies cheaply to make room for new stock.
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According to the Jackson family, that's when Robson began waging war against his former idol, selling off his memorabilia and pitching a book with allegations against Michael.
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Along with scaling back investments in wearables and selling off its Wind River group, Intel has also exited the Saffron business, Swan told analysts on the call.
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I see lots of new competitive players all the time, but I also see seasoned veterans of the game leaving, selling off their collections to excited newcomers.
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NSF said on Friday that it proposed to simplify Provident, selling off its vehicle finance arm Moneybarn and divesting or shutting short-term unsecured loans business Satsuma.
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"If someone has a product that's a hit that's selling off the shelves, all of their competitors are going to have that copied pretty quickly," Berliner said.
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Mr. Trump went on to remind his audience of how, during the Iraq war, he called for selling off Iraq's oil to defray the conflict's enormous cost.
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The government plans to raise funds by selling off some of its share in joint-venture contracts with oil companies and might hike taxes on luxury goods.
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The most likely outcome is that Deutsche will continue to shrink by cutting back on investment banking and possibly by selling off its asset-management arm, DWS.
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The recognizable food products company has tried to shake up the business by selling off assets, which has been said to come at the cost of growth.
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As part of rehabilitation effort, Toshiba announced that it will restructure to reduce costs by cutting jobs and selling off some segments, including its medical equipment unit.
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Other high-flyers, notably HNA and Wanda, two of China's biggest private conglomerates, have also faced close scrutiny and are selling off assets to repay their debts.
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They had little assurance by way of collateral or strategy, after years in which Sears' only shot at survival came by selling off parts of its business.
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Selling off the so-called cushion gas, used to maintain minimum reservoir pressure for the site to operate, would likely take several years, a Centrica spokesman said.
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Chesapeake has been selling off assets to bring down its debt load and compete better in an industry that is striving to increase production on minimal spending.
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In case you aren't aware, West Ham are holding an online auction at the moment with the aim of selling off the remnants of the old ground.
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Treasurys had been largely selling off dramatically since Trump won the U.S. presidency, as investors anticipated more government spending, lower corporate taxes and deregulation of certain sectors.
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But then, two years ago, the whole thing went bust, filing for bankruptcy and selling off its Wink home automation hub product to Flextronics for $15 million.
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The report underscores the focus of Petrobras' current administration, led by Castello Branco, on selling off assets to reduce debt and focus on oil exploration and production.
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As mineral prices languish, even major global miners are trying to avoid hundreds of millions of dollars in increasingly hefty closure costs, mostly by selling off pits.
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UK Asset Resolution, which is selling off the Bradford & Bingley loans, is planning to send out non-disclosure agreements to prospective bidders this week, the sources said.
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The Federal Communications Commission in May signaled it would back Sprint and T-Mobile's merger, if the parties follow certain conditions, which includes Sprint selling off Boost.
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It would almost certainly be politically easier for New Delhi to sell a sliver of a large player than selling off majority stakes in many smaller ones.
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AMCON then bought bad loans at a discount in exchange for government-backed bonds and has since been selling off collaterals against those loans to pay bondholders.
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Within 18 months, he had turned the company around, closing factories and selling off its tire business in Europe and Australia to focus on the domestic market.
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The company had worked hard to remove its "too big to fail" status—and the restrictions that come with it—by selling off most of GE Capital.
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And the company plans to raise $20 billion by selling off various businesses, GE Healthcare and the majority stake in oil and gas giant Baker Hughes (BHGE).
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Sears had initially borrowed the entire $500 million, but the company eventually repaid nearly $100 million by selling off some of its real estate, the filing said.
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While the criminal case against Shapiro is over, independent managers are in charge of selling off the rest of Woodbridge's assets to recoup money for defrauded investors.
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WeWork executives have been cutting jobs, selling off some of the company's holdings, and slashing side projects like WeGrow in the aftermath of its failed IPO attempt.
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For many states and cities, there's only one way to raise that kind of money — selling off public assets to private investors looking to make a profit.
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"After [Paul] Manafort and [Rick] Gates were indicted last year, there was a 140 percent increase in customers selling off an ETF called Defending America," Sperling said.
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He was best known as a songwriter and worked closely with producer Quincy Jones on groundbreaking tracks for Jackson's mega-selling "Off the Wall" and "Thriller" albums.
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The Dutch bank has, like rivals, been selling off assets to shrink its balance sheet in the wake of the financial crisis and improve its capital position.
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Community Health has been looking to turn its business around by selling off some of its assets in the past few months to ease its debt load.
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Miami Marlins America's foundation is being gutted by billionaire robber barons selling off businesses piece by piece in order to turn a profit that leaves employees devastated.
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Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin, head of the real estate conglomerate Wanda, turned heads when he announced he was selling off international assets and focusing on domestic investments.
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Li came under rare attack by some Chinese state media outlets a few years ago, who accused him of abandoning China by selling off some assets there.
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EISEN: SO WHY DID INVESTORS HAVE IT WRONG, IN YOUR OPINION, SELLING OFF KROGER SHARES, THE MOST OF ANYBODY, ON THE BACK OF THAT NEWS DOWN 73%?
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Marshall estimated he received another $40,000 to $100,000 from eventually selling off the other shares of Retrophin that Shkreli gave him unprompted before they reached their settlement.
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Its bureaucrats are left to try to salvage communism through fire-sale capitalism: selling off artworks, importing garbage from West Germany, allowing medical tests on its citizens.
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A little more than a year before, he started an unlikely rebellion after discovering that local officials had been selling off the villagers' land without their knowledge.
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So instead of selling off each artifact he recovers piecemeal, Dave found that packaging them together as a mystery box significantly cuts down on his idle time.
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It was created to oversee adult social care services, with the intention of generating extra revenue by selling off surplus bed spaces to privately funded care customers.
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TOKYO — Toshiba, the huge but struggling Japanese conglomerate, traded some of its size for financial security on Thursday by selling off most of its profitable microchip business.
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The criticism of Loeffler comes as several other senators face similar scrutiny for selling off major holdings in the wake of the January coronavirus briefing, including Sens.
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" Asked whether Campbell Soup would continue selling off other brands or portions of its business, Clouse said he feels the company is in "a really good position.
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However, the idea has not gained significant traction among legislators, even as the government of current President Jair Bolsonaro has generally favored selling off state-owned enterprises.
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Rajapaksa's supporters also criticized Sri lankan President Maithripala Sirisena for selling off national assets, including a controversial 99-year lease granted to China for the Hambantota port.
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ByteDance is rumored to be considering selling off TikTok stake, but the company told Reuters and confirmed to Business Insider that it had no plans to sell.
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Normand wrote that, indeed, bonds were rallying and the U.S. dollar was selling off — at least before this spring's "inflection" point in CPI and average hourly earnings.
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Stocks shrugged off their worst losses Wednesday, and the closed flat after initially selling off on the war of words between President Donald Trump and North Korea.
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He said the market favorite FANG group is showing signs of splintering with Facebook and Netflix rallying post-earnings but Amazon and Google parent Alphabet selling off.
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The company also said it was exploring selling off non-core assets, the latest move by one of Britain's big service providers to shore up its finances.
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Saudi Arabia announced that it was expelling Canada's ambassador, halting flights to Canada, ending purchases of Canadian wheat, recalling students from Canada and selling off Canadian assets.
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"First, the software company Salesforce made a higher low in December, while the rest of the market was selling off and fell to that extreme bottom," said Wald.
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Since the beginning of the year, investors have been selling off their shares in some of tech's most chattered-about names as anxieties about the global economy rise.
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Sears, which has been selling off stores and other assets in search of becoming profitable, has raised roughly $264 billion in liquidity from 280 through third quarter 2016.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak returned from a November state visit with about $34 billion in deals, prompting criticism at home that he was "selling off" his country.
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Equity markets are selling off for several reasons, he said, citing global trade worries, fears of weak profit growth in the next few years and rising interest rates.
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Liberty is, meanwhile, selling off cable assets in Europe and a major deal to sell German-centred operations to Vodafone is currently under review by the European Commission.
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Non-residents also bought C$2.41 billion worth of Canadian stocks - focusing on the finance and insurance sector - while selling off C$2.07 billion in money market paper.
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After selling off former Kuoni businesses GTA to Cinven-owned Hotelbeds and Global Travel Services to JTB Corporation EQT strengthened VFS with a series of add-on acquisitions.
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Chief Executive Ross McEwan has been selling off assets and cutting thousands of jobs to reduce expenses in a bid to boost earnings after eight straight annual losses.
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Between cashing in vacation (he'd been with his company for 20 years) and selling off small bits of company stock, my parents paid for my college in full.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is considering selling off the company's Manhattan headquarters and cutting or relocating employees to U.S. cities that boast cheaper costs and better tax benefits.
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They're selling off-the-shelf software and equipment that make it easy to upgrade mom and pop stores with tech tools like digital payment systems and inventory tracking.
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Stocks began selling off Tuesday, after a report by the Institute of Supply Management showed America's manufacturing sector contracted for a second month in a row in September.
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Most Asian stock markets lost ground on Wednesday, with the Nikkei selling off on the back of another yen spike amid disappointment with the country's latest stimulus plan.
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Renewed strength in yen likely put pressure on major export stocks, with Toyota selling off 1.32 percent, Nissan down by 2.42 percent and Sony off by 1.21 percent.
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The president views oil as a foundation of Mexico's greatness, insists the state should control it and opposes selling off money-losing parts of the company (see article).
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It turns out they can't, which is why the creators of the Panono have filed for bankruptcy, and are in the process of selling off the company's assets.
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Asia markets closed mostly lower on Friday, with Japanese stocks selling off more than 1 percent after soft inflation data prompted concerns over the effectiveness of government stimulus.
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The once-dominant retail toy giant has canceled its planned intellectual property auction that would have tried to repay its creditors by selling off its branding and domains.
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The cut comes amid a broader restructuring plan by Bombardier, which is selling off its weaker performing aerospace programs to focus on its business jet and rail divisions.
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Speaking with CNBC, Swan explained the rationale behind selling off the modem business: 5G modems, he said, were not an area that would differentiate growth for the industry.
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With so many challenges, the top 30 shareholder and some analysts question the conglomerate model and whether value could be found in selling off some the group's assets.
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Those programs often end up helping the banks more than the customers they cheated, allowing them to profit even further by selling off the homes of their victims.
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Sears has been shuttering stores, selling off assets like its Craftsman brand and borrowing money from CEO Eddie Lampert — what's seen as a last-ditch effort to survive.
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But the public works minister, Inigo de la Serna, told state television that talks had been hampered by banks selling off much of the loans to other investors.
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Conservationists and hunting groups noted that selling off even small parcels of land to private interests could cut off public access into national forests for hunters or campers.
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Bristol-Myers, whose $17 billion in annual sales are far below its industry peers, has downsized in recent years by selling off its diabetes drugs and cutting costs.
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Instead of selling off Aldridge and DeRozan, dangling Rudy Gay or Belinelli in an attempt to get younger while increasing their shot at a higher pick makes sense.
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"With foreigners selling off on the back of the emerging markets worries, margin calls were triggered in Saudi," said Marie Salem, director of capital markets at FFA Dubai.
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It comes as world stock and bond markets are selling off on fears that a jobs bonanza in the United States may force early interest rate hikes there.
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British lender Lloyds rose 3.3 percent, with traders citing speculation that the UK government would seek to restart the process of selling off its shares in the bank.
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Tata Steel announced that it was looking at selling off part or all of its business in Britain, just nine years after the Indian company entered the market.
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THIS week millions of people in the Netherlands celebrated the national holiday by getting up at dawn, staking out a patch of pavement and selling off their junk.
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When the US privatized the National Helium Reserve in 1996, it began selling off the nation's helium reserves cheaply, — which depleted the world's largest supply of the gas.
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"Selling off property like the GW Parkway, Dulles Airport, and Reagan National will not improve our infrastructure — it will only mean higher costs for the traveling public," Sen.
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Technology has been selling off in recent sessions due to concerns it will benefit the least from tax reform and could be impacted negatively on research and development.
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As part of its bankruptcy process, Toys R Us is selling off its real estate to other big-name stores such as Big Lots, Raymour & Flanigan and Target.
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Another tricky aspect for Chinese NPL securitisation is that issuers are concerned that such transactions will trigger accusations they are selling off state-owned assets at big discounts.
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VI's estranged wifey, Laura Van Winkle, filed legal docs asking a judge to stop the rapper from selling off any more of their shared assets without her permission.
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The iconic American company reported a 55% decline in profits on Thursday—reduced by charges related to selling off its bottling businesses to independent firms around the country.
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In recent months emerging equities have tended to move in lock-step with energy prices, selling off when oil tumbled and recovering modestly when it rallied a little.
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AT&T and Time Warner will most likely try to avoid an F.C.C. review by selling off the small number of broadcast television assets owned by Time Warner.
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"It's a bit of a dilemma today between celebrating Fed cut prematurely and really selling off risk," said Vishnu Varathan, head of economics at Mizuho Bank in Singapore.
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"It's a bit of a dilemma today between celebrating Fed cut prematurely and really selling off risk," said Vishnu Varathan, head of economics at Mizuho Bank in Singapore.
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He turned over the management of his company to his sons to address conflict-of-interest concerns, but he stopped short of selling off his business interests altogether.
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It also reflects WPP CEO Mark Read&aposs ongoing attempts to streamline the world&aposs largest ad-agency holding company by folding, absorbing, and selling off noncore units.
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On paper, HNA gave up control of Hong Kong Airlines two years ago just as it began selling off assets collected in a $227 billion worldwide acquisition spree.
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Nike shares recouped their losses on Monday after last selling off in the wake of a controversial advertising campaign that featured former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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The Trump administration on Monday placed new sanctions on Venezuela after Mr. Maduro's lopsided victory, seeking to block Mr. Maduro from selling off government debt to enrich himself.
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The stock price slump last year was partly over concerns about parent group Rallye's ability to refinance its debts, and Casino is selling off assets to cut them.
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Mr. Nadella quickly determined that Microsoft's $7.2 billion acquisition of Nokia's mobile phone business in 2014 was a failure and started selling off pieces and closing it down.
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Nadella backed Microsoft away from mobile hardware by selling off the feature phone business it picked up with the 2013 acquisition of the Nokia devices and services business.
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Wang, who once boasted about his sprawling global business empire, has been more focused in recent years on selling off assets from his real estate and entertainment conglomerate.
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Oil futures failed to hold the gains, selling off as the close of trading approached, with analysts warning that the market might have little room left to run.
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The FCC said Thursday it would be pausing its informal 180-day "shot clock" for the merger so that Sinclair can consider selling off some of its assets.
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Also, market conditions mean the value of the LNG stores are likely to have fallen from their purchase price by the time CNOOC starts selling off the supplies.
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Selling off artifacts and documents from the collection would be a "loss to all Americans," Alan Lowe, executive director of the library and museum, said in a statement.
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As for the trove that he is selling off, he said: "It all helps tell Lou Gehrig's story and I'm glad the public is getting to see it."
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Instead, many seniors often take out supplemental policies to pay for those services — or end up selling off their assets to pay for care in a nursing home.
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Ray J is already making a bunch of cash after selling off his Scoot-E-Bike brand ... stocks for his new venture soared 300% in just two days.
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On Sunday, Trump told Fox News he wouldn't be completely selling off his assets but would instead hand over the management to a team that would include his children.
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"That was a pretty dire scenario, akin to selling off the family silver to keep the estate going a little longer," said Neil Wilson, Senior Market Analyst, ETX Capital.
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After discovering her partner's infidelity, the Daily Mail reports that Almeida planned to use the money—which she'd saved from selling off her electrical household items—to leave him.
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"There's some noise out there," Quincey said, citing its tax rate and the fact that the company is in the midst of selling off the bottling operations as examples.
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European stocks traded sharply lower on Monday and in Asia, Japan's Nikkei 225 tumbled 3.51 percent as fresh strength in the yen pressured stocks, with major exporters selling off.
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Under Chief Executive Alain Bellemare, Bombardier has been selling off businesses, including the money-losing Q400 turboprop program, to focus on more profitable units like rail and corporate jets.
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"The strong dollar and EM selling off, oil lower, somewhat risk-off or deflationary tone today," said Eric Stein, co-director of global fixed income at Eaton Vance Management.
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Flannery had been selling off $20 billion worth of GE assets in a push to make the company leaner, but his promised turnaround plan had yet to bear fruit.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A decade on big U.S. banks are still running down and selling off crisis-era mortgages, a process executives point to as weighing on loan growth.
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But some observers think that concern about peak oil is leading them to hedge their bets and may be one reason the Saudis are selling off part of Aramco.
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When the Fed first began discussing a potential "pause" in rate hikes in December, stocks were selling off and the markets were gripped by fear of a potential recession.
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"Selling off our neighborhoods to Wall Street — at a steep discount — does not help keep people in their homes," several advocacy groups wrote in a petition against the program.
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Fxsmsp is a "credible threat" that has raked in close to $1 million by selling off data stolen in "verifiable corporate breaches," AdvIntel researchers have assessed with high confidence.
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The British government will argue that the new plan would deal with the state-owned bank's EU obligations more quickly and with more certainty than selling off the branches.
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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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OHL posted a 94 percent drop in nine-month net profit after the market closed on Monday, and pledged to continue selling off its assets to lower its debt.
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Brooke Mueller is accusing Charlie Sheen of selling off his "Two and a Half Men" cash cow just so he can get his child support payments to her reduced.
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West Africa could also create hundreds of thousands of jobs if governments invested in the maritime industry, instead of selling off fishing rights to foreign operators, the ODI said.
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Agency holding company WPP is selling off 60% of its stake to spin out its market research firm Kantar into a standalone company owned by Bain Capital Private Equity.
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After selling off on the FERC ruling, the Alerian index was up 3.1 percent through Thursday since March, compared with a 4.3 percent drop in the S&P 500.
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Guthrie's statement went on to note that the process of selling off part or full control of the stations will likely take six months to a year to complete.
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The company managed to power up by merging with American toy company Toy Biz and selling off the rights to popular characters like Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four.
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"Not to pull out, but to balance things ... Europe is cheaper than the U.S.." Shiller's thoughts came as stocks were selling off in reaction to political turmoil in Italy.
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"There was a lot of euro/yen selling off the North Korea move, so that really pressured the euro (overall)," said Kathy Lien, managing director at BK Asset Management.
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Industry insiders have lamented that a "cold winter" has descended on the business since authorities launched the checks, with film projects stalling and investors selling off related company shares.
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For example, in the wake of the 2000/2100 attacks, the S&P 230 then gained 10.9% over two weeks after selling off, according to data provided by Kensho.
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As long as that was the case, she said, Mr. Deripaska would be unable to gain access to the proceeds from selling off his shares to reduce his stake.
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The Sackler money would be obtained by the family selling off Mundipharma, a separate global pharmaceutical company they own, according to a person briefed on the potential settlement deal.
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Despite the big drop Thursday, the stock is still up 10% this year, as new CEO Culp has been busy selling off non-core assets to shore up cash.
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ZURICH, June 19 (Reuters) - Siemens Chief Executive Joe Kaeser dismissed reports the German engineering company was considering selling off its struggling large turbines business as "media speculation" on Tuesday.
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Kenya's shilling will firm, helped by commercial banks selling off dollars, tight liquidity in money markets and political tensions easing after the opposition said it would challenge the Aug.
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Fast-forward to 2018 when Secret had been shut down for three years while YikYak also went bust — selling off its engineering team to Square for around $1 million.
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"It was little more hawkish than the market was expecting ... bonds are selling off in response to this," said David Joy, chief market strategist at Ameriprise Financial in Boston.
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Billionaire Ackman is known for buying stakes in publicly traded companies and trying to force changes ranging from removing board members to selling off large parts of the company.
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In 2017, BHP came under pressure for change from activist investor Elliott Advisors, which listed a series of demands to raise shareholder returns, including selling off unprofitable shale assets.
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ICOs are a means of fundraising for start-ups, who raise money by selling off new virtual currencies in return for other more established ones like bitcoin and ethereum.
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Kalanick, who was forced out as Uber CEO and eventually replaced by Dara Khosrowshahi, has been in the process of selling off his considerable ownership stake in the company.
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Originally, a U.S. company, Andarko, was the main player in the LNG development, but another company is buying Anadarko and selling off its Mozambican assets to a French company.
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After much back and forth and a change in corporate parentage, the once ubiquitous retail stores all closed in 22019 after selling off their stock at increasingly discounted prices.
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The mining giant on Tuesday announced a radical reduction in its business, cutting 60% of jobs, selling off huge swathes of assets, and stopping mining of commodities like nickel.
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Any suggestion that the deal be conditioned on selling off a news channel because of its coverage is offensive to both the First Amendment and the rule of law.
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Mr. Frank bought a home in Napa's Rutherford district in 1990 that came with a vineyard, and for a while he was happily maintaining it and selling off the grapes.
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She moved faster than rivals in preparing for the future, he notes, by selling off GM's loss-making Opel division in Europe and pulling out of several unpromising emerging markets.
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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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Teva, which has been selling off assets to help meet its debt payments, said in the letter it needed "deep, meaningful steps around the world," but did not give details.
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The agreement holds Altria to a "standstill agreement" that prohibits it from acquiring more than a 35 percent stake or selling off its Juul shares within six years from closing.
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What's to stop Comcast from making this deal, forming a new company, and selling off all its broadband assets to the new entity that isn't subject to the previous deal?
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The French investment banker, who analysts think has been preparing UniCredit for a merger by selling off bad loans and raising capital, will present a new business plan in December.
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That is a question facing many countries' operators, including that of Japan, which the government has privatised and is slowly selling off until it owns just a third by 2400.
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The bonds set to be removed, including debt in the utilities, real-estate, energy and healthcare sectors, are selling off already, Bank of America Corp said in a research note.
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The decision could make it harder for plaintiffs in other cases arising from militant attacks overseas to seek compensation by seizing and selling off cultural relics owned by foreign countries.
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After closing its doors on the 15th, the iconic computer retailer is selling off some of its most prized possessions, including a veritable computer history museum of largely Mac computers.
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Peabody has accumulated $6.3 billion in debt to date and its plans to reduce that deficit by selling off mines has failed, with three sales falling through earlier this year.
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The carmaker earlier this month revived the plans to list Traton as it announced a corporate restructuring that includes investment in battery cell production and selling off non-core assets.
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In December, stocks were selling off sharply on fears the Fed had made a policy misstep with its final rate hike, and that the trade war would slam the economy.
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What's more, the Pixels are getting cheaper: Google is currently selling off units at $200 off until May 6, and there have been various other deals at times via Verizon.
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Wall Street -- and this is the reason why we saw stocks really selling off into the close -- were predicting four more interest rate hikes or four in total for 2018.
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It has also been making acquisitions in retail and wealth management, while selling off some assets, such as its Egyptian banking business and a stake in investment firm Eurazeo (EURA.PA).
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Mama June is apparently strapped for cash ... because she and her boyfriend are selling off everything inside their home, and video from the garage sale shows the place in shambles.
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Rossello said that, far from "selling off Puerto Rico," his plan - at least on larger projects - is to have between 25 and 45 percent of the investment from local investors.
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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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The singer posted up his personal address in Tarzana, CA on Tuesday, announcing that he'd be selling off marked-down designer items -- some of which, presumably, belong to him personally.
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This is a healthy sign: rather than just selling off, investors are using these over-owned technology names as a source of funds to buy underperforming energy and bank names.
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Previously, he was the president of Wyoming based Mountain States Legal Foundation, a group that in part advocated for the selling off millions of acres of federal lands out West.
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Shares rallied strongly on Wednesday and Thursday with the long end of the Treasury yield curve selling off, suggesting investors expect Trump's policies will boost economic growth and inflationary pressures.
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The FCC revealed on Thursday that it would be pausing its informal 180-day "shot clock" for the merger so that Sinclair can consider selling off some of its assets.
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Previously, he was the president of Wyoming based Mountain States Legal Foundation, a group that in part advocated for the selling off millions of acres of federal lands out West.
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In response to the global drop in oil prices in 2016, Russia had announced that it would consider selling off its assets and privatizing its major energy companies for cash.
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Screenshot: Gulf Coast Livestock Auction (Facebook)On April 27, Gulf Coast Livestock Auction is selling off the collector's entire inventory, including two cassowaries, 26 marmosets, five lemurs, and 19 macaws.
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"Macy's shares may be selling off this morning as result of profit taking, despite healthy second-quarter beat and raised full-year guidance," RBC Capital Markets analyst Brian Tunick said.
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Saudi Arabia is selling off parts of several state bodies to generate revenue to help deal with lower oil prices and diversify its economy under its "Vision 2030" reform plan.
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The bank will increase those caps by $6 billion every three months, until the bank is selling off $30 billion in Treasury bonds and $20 billion in debt each month.
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Apache explored its new find, called the Alpine High, at a time when it was cutting back investments in exploration and production elsewhere and selling off assets to raise cash.
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At the Nihonjo Taxi Company in Osaka, Japan, cabbies have a modest guaranteed monthly income, and the president, Atsunori Sakamoto, says he is selling off assets before letting drivers go.
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Mr. Flannery, who took over the top job in August, has already pledged to streamline the company by selling off $20 billion in assets in the next year or two.
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Multiple US senators are coming under fire for selling off their personal stocks before the coronavirus outbreak cratered the stock market, prompting questions about what they knew — and when. Sen.
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Stocks have been selling off all week, even briefly fell into correction Thursday, as investors and economists grow increasingly concerned about the virus' impact on global supply chains and trade.
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Ugarte has largely been self-funding the effort by selling off his Google shares, but the team just locked down a $250,000 angel round and is searching for more funding.
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After a McKinsey review, the firm has been selling off assets such as its business in Paraguay and more recently Australian assets which had become a drag on its finances.
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Mr. Trump's son Donald Jr. quashed a competing candidate, Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington State, because of her support for selling off public land, a senior Republican official said.
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The group also outlined a further 4 billion euros in unspecified asset sales by 2022 after selling off some 15 billion euros worth of businesses in the past three years.
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The declaration lifts the stakes as Toshiba seeks outside investors for its coveted microchip business, a portion of which it is selling off to raise cash and stave off disaster.
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Mr. Bannon is selling off some of these assets, his financial disclosure report says, including shares in Cambridge Analytica, the political consulting firm, and Breitbart News, the right-wing website.
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SEC filings first spotted by CNBC show Bezos started selling off his shares according to a pre-arranged sales plan starting on January 20173 and going through to February 3.
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In addition to a potential sale, Blue Apron is exploring a merger, raising capital through either the public or private markets, selling off assets or some combination of the above.
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The next day, all four of them, as well others allegedly tipped off about the still-secret clinical test results, began selling off their shares in Innate, according to authorities.
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They also noted their proprietary panic/euphoria model is now in neutral mode, after being at near panic levels six weeks ago, when stocks were selling off in early October.
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Newell has said it has a clear plan for addressing its challenged stock performance, which includes selling off multiple business lines that make up roughly a quarter of its sales.
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On the flip side, bonds and the yen are selling off with Treasury yields rising all the way to 43% while euro zone yields were up 4-5 basis points.
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In 2017, the Fed decided the US economy was healthy enough for the central bank to start selling off assets it gobbled up to stimulate recovery after the Great Recession.
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The Fed will increase those caps by $6 billion every three months, until the bank is selling off $30 billion in Treasury bonds and $20 billion in debt each month.
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Where the S&P 500 saw its best monthly gains in nearly two years, the HYG high-yield ETF spent much of the year flat before selling off this week.
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Anthem posted better-than-expected earnings and raised its profit expectations for the rest of 2019, so Wall Street responded by … selling off the stock, dropping Anthem's share price by 4.5%.
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This year, a whole slew of zoos and wildlife centers are selling off the chance to name an animal after your ex, and then have an even bigger animal devour them.
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The company's strategic reassessment in recent months has involved selling off its online travel unit and considering an offer for its video streaming site as it grapples with China's economic slowdown.
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The 10-year yield touched a low of about 2.82 percent when stocks were selling off sharply Thursday before rising to 503 percent late in the day as stocks erased losses.
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The New York Times is reporting this morning that the technology giant is selling off the company to The Infatuation, a review site founded nine years back by former music execs.
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The original organizational change, launched in October 2015 by Chief Executive John Cryan, aimed to cut costs by reducing g staff numbers and overheads and selling off some non-core businesses.
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That provides some context as to why Zalora is selling off its business units in Thailand and Vietnam for a relatively paltry $10 million a piece, as we reported last week.
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This Monday, it was revealed that Huawei is selling off its undersea cable business, which analysts interpreted as being at least partially motivated by the increasing toxicity of the Huawei brand.
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Selling off the requisite amount of businesses to satisfy antitrust regulators in the United States, Europe and China could erase any gains from a merger, people close to United Technologies said.
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Acknowledging that challenge, Occidental CEO Vicki Hollub told analysts last week that the company would "rapidly deleverage" by selling off between $10 billion and $15 billion of assets over two years.
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Selling off Coke's vast network of bottlers—together, Coca-Cola and its many bottlers amount to the world's biggest consumer company—could mean revenue plunging by more than $7bn this year.
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IT10YT=TWEB PT10YT=TWEB ES10YT=TWEB "The market is unlikely to keep selling off without fresh information...But sentiment remains bearish," said Orlando Green, European fixed income strategist at Credit Agricole.
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Despite writing down and selling off tens of billions of euros in bad debts in recent years, Italian banks still hold soured debts equivalent to around 15 percent of total loans.
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It was also talking about selling off some of its cable TV properties — but not its core sports or news channels — along with its stake in the Sky satellite TV business.
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Guernsey's auction house is selling off some of JFK's personal items in October to commemorate what would have been the late Prez's 100th birthday -- even though he was born in May.
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It also got rid of Documentum, the content management company EMC had purchased back in 2003 for $1.7 billion, selling off to rival OpenText for an undisclosed price in January 2017.
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Essangui said that ivory traffickers enjoy total impunity, and that Bongo has been selling off forest land to palm oil companies like Olam, fully knowing that the deals would devastate biodiversity.
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Earlier this month it said it was looking at selling off its non-strategic assets to boost its capital, although analysts say this is probably not enough to cover the shortfall.
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The request is part of the opposition's strategy to safeguard Venezuela's foreign assets and prevent the socialist Maduro government from selling off gold reserves to raise hard currency amid tightening sanctions.
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In response to the debt crisis, the UK has borrowed an American strategy: selling off student debts at a fraction of their value, to private companies like CarVal Investors and Erudio.
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His opponents accuse him of selling off prized oil assets to raise the cash he needs to prop up his administration amid violent street protests and shortages of food and medicine.
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Some in the market had speculated Wilson's exit could spur more radical change, such as hiving off general insurance, selling off closed life insurance books or by reassessing the international businesses.
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Asian stocks and currencies rallied after selling off hard last week, with South Korea stocks up 92.1723 percent, Chinese mainland shares up 92.1713 percent and Hong Kong stocks up 92.1703 percent.
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He resisted the comparatively easy option of selling off coveted brands such as Jeep, saying that would leave too big a problem with Fiat as "the stump that is left behind".
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In announcing the deal, Newell management revealed their plans: to raise some $10 billion by selling off non-core assets, cutting costs and taking market share with their highest-margin brands.
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Apple will reportedly continue to offer bug fixes and security patches for the devices going forward, but the company is selling off all of its remaining AirPort hardware while supplies last.
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We broke the story ... Mama and her boyfriend Geno Doak were acting erratic this week ... selling off everything in her Georgia home, right down to the coat hangers ($10 a pop).
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Manager Joe Girardi said the experience of selling off assets at the trade deadline was not familiar, and he acknowledged that he might have to give his players a pep talk.
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Saracho, a former JPMorgan vice-president, said Popular would work on selling off non-strategic holdings and was in no position to pay shareholders dividends due to its shortage of capital.
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Saracho did not mention the plan directly, but said he did not like "complex structures" to generate capital and the lender would continue to work on selling off real estate assets.
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Gibbs pointed to hedge fund flows in the first quarter and the fourth quarter of 2017; in the first quarter, hedge funds were selling off tech stocks "like crazy," she said.
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If the initial plan succeeds, the founders go into heedless expansion mode, which usually means selling off huge chunks of their company in exchange for gobs of money from venture capitalists.
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Recently, as Ms. Gund has taken to selling off more of her paintings to bankroll her most important causes, she has begun expressing regret about not entering into the family business.
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Endo has repeatedly promised to right the ship, and is even considering selling off some of its businesses in hopes of rescuing its plummeting share price, but the outlook remains grim.
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Throughout 2018 and 85033, the Fed had begun selling off the nearly $4 trillion in assets purchased to stimulate the economy and restore credit to financial markets during the 2008 recession.
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The three indexes had a volatile day on Wednesday, selling off for much of the day as investors fled to safer bets like gold and Treasury bonds, which rallied in response.
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The initial reaction of Brazilian financial markets was a frenzy of stock-buying in the anticipation of policies like selling off inefficient state companies, deregulation and a cut in social spending.
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But as the party's power and the country's economy grew, the government began selling off empty state land to private developers, often partnering with them through the national housing commission, TOKI.
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After Mr. Rubin left Google in 2014, the company started to re-evaluate the robotics unit and put out feelers about selling off some of the companies involved, including Boston Dynamics.
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Since his disappearance, Wanda, which has sometimes turned to Mr. Xiao's business network in the past, has begun selling off large portions of its empire of malls, hotels and amusement parks.
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Having assumed absolute power, white men exalted white femininity while protecting and enthralling each other with their access to Black bodies, often selling off their own children to solve economic woes.
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In 2017, the Fed decided the US economy was healthy enough for the central bank to start selling off assets that it gobbled up to stimulate recovery after the Great Recession.
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The government has said it is not selling off the port but just leasing its facilities for 40 years and that the deal will bring in significant benefits for the state.
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Uber&aposs co-founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick continues to cash out his stake in the ride-hailing company, selling off close to $166 million worth of shares this week.
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The office must examine Mr. Perdue's proposal to avoid conflicts of interest while running the U.S.D.A., as the department is known, which may include selling off some of his farming assets.
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But the rand rebounded around 72.8333 percent after selling off hard in the previous session on the back of a tweet from U.S. President Donald Trump on South African land reform.
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UK Asset Resolution, which is selling off the loans from bailed-out Bradford & Bingley, is aiming to find a buyer for the portfolio to speed up the repayment of taxpayers' money.
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Britain's government, which has been selling off chunks of its shares every three or four weeks this year, plans to sell its small remaining stake in Lloyds "in the coming months".
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COLOMBO, Aug 1 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee ended marginally firmer in dull trade on Wednesday as selling off dollars by banks surpassed mild demand for greenbacks from importers, traders said.
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Sitting in his favorite chair by the fireplace, Boone Pickens said that of all the changes he's making in his life, selling off his prized Texas ranch is among the hardest.
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Even Les Moonves, CEO of CBS, recently said the company will have to start getting bigger or selling off in order to compete with rivals like Disney or Comcast-owned NBCUniversal.
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Hudson's Bay, the Canadian titan, has $3.8 billion in debt and has been selling off valuable brands, piece by piece — just as Sears did in the years leading up to its demise.
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The decision could have a significant impact on state-run oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA , which is selling off tens of billions of dollars in assets in a bid to reduce debt.
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Even worse than selling off important divisions at a bad time, the company also was buying back stock aggressively at much higher prices than it could have gotten if it just waited.
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The country has also suffered terrible economic problems, especially since the end of the Cold War, and selling off surplus military equipment has proved a vital source of much needed hard cash.
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He came to the job in the summer of 2015 as a place holder, having previously been charged, for 13 years, with selling off land the city thought it did not need.
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Smart luggage company Bluesmart is shutting down and selling off its technology, and it has placed blame on the major airlines that adopted a de facto ban of its battery-toting bags.
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Chief executive Gonzalo Ramirez Martiarena said last month that it was starting with its fertiliser business, with plans to find partners next year, after selling off the African part of the business.
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Because they control the company, they can transfer money to themselves by charging high "management" and "consulting" fees, issuing generous dividends, and selling off assets like real estate for short-term gain.
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Softbank has made many asset disposals of late, such as selling off its stake in Supercell and part of its very valuable Alibaba stake, which should also help to finance this deal.
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It is seeking to raise up to $26.9 billion via asset sales and partnerships by 2023 after falling short of a goal of selling off $21 billion in the 2017-2018 period.
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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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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said last year that selling off a stake in Sberbank, which is controlled by the central bank, was not on the agenda.
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The Gee family, known to their many social media followers as the Bucket List family, are famous for selling off all their possessions to travel the world with their two young kids.
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The latest news has McMahon selling off some of his WWE stock in order to fund his mysterious Alpha Entertainment project, which will ostensibly be the vehicle that funds this new venture.
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The big question now is if this Moy Park sale is just a precursor to JBS selling off a more robust Pilgrim's Pride (in which Cargill had previously expressed interest in buying).
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The CEO also shrugged of rumours that the Lohia family, which holds over 60 percent in Indorama, was selling off shares in the company, saying: "We clarified that was not the case".
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So far, U.S. energy companies have been selling off assets in dribs and drabs to survive a downturn in energy prices but Devon's plans could prompt a flurry of larger-sized deals.
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Starting later this month, the Fed will begin selling off a small part of the bond portfolio it accrued during its efforts to stimulate the economy out of its financial crisis funk.
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Perhaps just as crucially as selling off a noncore business, CIT will use the proceeds to pay out more than $3 billion to its shareholders and to further bolster its balance sheet.
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In June, I traveled to Sicily to visit some of the towns that are selling off homes to foreigners for as little as €1 ($1) to see what they were really like.
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Strategists say the jobs number could be make or break for bonds, which have been selling off on expectations that the Fed and other central banks are moving away from easy policy.
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Strategists say the jobs number could be 'make or break' for bonds, which have been selling off on expectations that the Fed and other central banks are moving away from easy policy.
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Jani Lane's estate is screwing Jani Lane's ex-managers out of the dough they earned by selling off his catalog for a shockingly high price ... according to the lawsuit they just filed.
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In his budget proposal last year, President Donald Trump had called for selling off half of the SPR as part a broader plan to raise billions of dollars to balance the budget.
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It involves a mountain of debt, approximately $40 to $50 billion, depending on which reports you believe, and it will likely require selling off pieces of both companies to pay the deal.
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Royal Mail, which was privatised in 2013, is trying to modernise after years of underinvestment and has taken steps such as reducing layers of management, upgrading its technology and selling off property.
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Taking money out of a Schwab Intelligent Portfolio account requires selling off some of your stock and bond funds — which is exactly what a cash emergency fund is supposed to help avoid.
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Likewise, the recently appointed CEO of Edgewell Personal Care — which makes Playtex baby bottles — is considering selling off its feminine and infant care businesses, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported in February.
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Teva has said it plans to pay down $5 billion of debt by year-end and is selling off businesses such as its women's health business and European oncology and pain unit.
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Politicians regularly trade access to themselves in exchange for donations at fundraisers, but the idea of selling off a days-long trip raises some new questions about access and conflict of interest.
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If selling off assets and rigorous financial transparency requirements dissuade the unscrupulous rich from pursuing political careers, clearing a path for citizens who never owned a shell company, that's not a problem.
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At the beginning of this week, Japanese investment giant SoftBank announced a plan to execute its largest-ever share buyback of company stock through selling off $41 billion of its key assets.
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This year, Mr. Scaramucci had appeared to be well on his way to taking a position in the Trump administration, selling off his stake in SkyBridge Capital to avoid conflicts of interest.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 10 (Reuters) - China stocks ended lower as investors took a cue from weak regional and global markets, selling off shares in materials firms that had benefited from a recent rally.
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The White House has also endorsed an idea known as asset recycling, which entails selling off public assets to the private sector and using the proceeds to pay for other transportation projects.
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Thatcher contributed to Britain's problem of over-centralisation with her war on local government, and poisoned the well of privatisation by selling off natural monopolies in ways that favour investors over customers.
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After buying a 16-millimeter projector at 12, he discovered that film rental companies, hard hit by television, were selling off their stocks, and he began acquiring films for $1 a reel.
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In a note published Thursday, DataTrek Research took a look at the ETFs designed for minimum volatility and found they are selling off not just alongside the market but almost as much.
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The bank is scheduled to increase those caps by $6 billion every three months, until the bank is selling off $30 billion in Treasury bonds and $20 billion in debt each month.
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This reveals that after selling off in the beginning of the year, shares of Disney have more than retraced their losses, suggesting sentiment around the name may be shifting to the upside.
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Trump is aggressively pushing Arctic drilling projects on water and land, selling off vast tracts of public lands and oceans, and rolling back drilling safety regulations meant to prevent catastrophic oil spills.
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But since Papa took over as CEO, the company has made some strides, selling off a dozen non-core assets, turning its focus to research and development and tackling its massive debt.
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On Monday, the European Central Bank and the European Commission said Spain should move ahead with the process of selling off both Bankia and BMN, without clarifying whether it supported the merger.
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The VIX only lifted in late December, after the S&P had fallen several hundred points, and didn't even reach its January peak despite the fact that the entire market was selling off.
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Maduro's government has resorted to selling off gold after falling oil production, the country's wider economic collapse and mounting sanctions hit public income and made it hard for the country to access credit.
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"What we are seeing is a lot of safe-haven support with the equity markets selling off, coupled with a weakness in the U.S. dollar," said Alex Turro, market strategist at RJO Futures.
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The plan upends the company's years-long strategy of pumping out the fuel and selling off the remnants as a low-quality feed known as distillers dried grains (DDGS) for cows and pigs.
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We are witnessing the pairing of debt and crisis to serve the neoliberal goal of extreme privatization around the world: from the selling off of public land in Greece to water in Detroit.
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In September, Elliott Management asked the company to stop striking new acquisitions, to increase dividends and share buybacks and to improve its efficiency by cutting workers and selling off underperforming divisions like DirecTV.
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Russell Crowe says he made $3.7 million in five hours on Saturday by selling off some of his personal memorabilia in a Sotheby's Australia auction — including a leather jock strap that fetched $7,000.
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Arun Jaitley is staring at a big revenue shortfall as India again misses an unrealistic target for raising cash from selling off state assets, while sliding commodity prices and exports have dented revenues.
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Lagardere said it was selling off radio assets in the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia and Romania, as part of a broader strategy to dispose of non-core businesses to improve its cash flow.
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