In other words, over a dozen cannabis CEOs and C-suite execs Business Insider spoke for this story said that there wasn&apost a shakeout coming — the shakeout is already here.
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Its troubles suggest a wider shakeout is in the offing.
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Are you – how bad is the shakeout going to get?
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But this could also be the beginning of a shakeout.
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"That will just make the shakeout that much uglier," Williams says.
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Still, the shakeout for publicly traded cannabis companies was probably overdue.
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A recent shakeout in global markets, partly stoked by Sino-U.
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A shakeout is already underway among the smaller subscription box players.
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The flood of raw materials is pressuring prices, prompting a painful shakeout.
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Still, there has indeed been a shakeout in the coding bootcamp world.
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A shakeout is commencing in the youthful world of self-driving cars.
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Presumably it will roll out more widely once this shakeout period ends.
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LAS VEGAS — The legal marijuana industry is going through an epic shakeout.
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Oudea said the investment banking market might see a further shakeout too.
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Thursday is the Great ShakeOut, the biggest annual earthquake preparedness event in history.
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That would indicate to him that "this was just a short-term shakeout."
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"We're at the beginning of the shakeout," Ryan told Reuters in an interview.
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The S&P 500's broad uptrend remained intact through the August shakeout.
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"There's still shakeout to come in terms of legacy huge retailers," Challenger says.
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A shakeout is imminent once they start releasing results from late-stage trials.
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The Irish carrier said that it stands to benefit from the industry shakeout.
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The shakeout in stocks sent buyers back into the bond market, driving yields lower.
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"I don't really know how long the shakeout is going to take," he said.
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By not shutting down struggling companies, China is putting off a much-needed shakeout.
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A big reason for that is the looming shakeout in the U.S. production industry.
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On most other emerging currencies, however, vol remains lower than during February's equity shakeout.
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Ofo survived that shakeout, but has struggled to keep up with its rivals since.
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Mr. Kennedy said he was stopping spending on new projects to survive the shakeout.
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"But before that move can begin, he expects to see one more shakeout," Cramer said.
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Stocks continued to rally Tuesday morning in the ninth session since the Christmas Eve shakeout.
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The shakeout will be painful, taking an even bigger toll on companies, countries and investors.
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There has been a bit of a shakeout with a number of startups going quiet.
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Now he is leaving, in an abrupt shakeout that shows cracks in SoftBank's global ambitions.
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David Golden, a partner at Revolution Ventures in San Francisco, said the shakeout isn't over.
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But Bianco has said he believes the stock market is at risk of a shakeout.
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"There's a big shakeout in how people consume goods," says another big hedge fund manager.
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"That's a pretty good shakeout and you can combine that with the stock ratings," he said.
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Today, after the same shakeout that has killed malls across the country, just 3 are left.
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Right now, Johnson said he's standing by waiting until the shakeout in the market is done.
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Of the favorites, Wednesday's shakeout left Froome, van Garderen, Quintana and Aru all 5:17 down.
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New York (CNN Business)The winners and losers of America's great retail shakeout are becoming clear.
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There could be a shakeout of these adtech firms, which would strengthen Facebook, Google, and Amazon.
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Primary Day shakeout: Democrats enhanced their prospects of taking control of the House in midterm elections.
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Of late, the lidar industry has shown signs of consolidation, and some see a shakeout coming.
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And it comes at a time of a lot of shakeout for the hedge fund industry.
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Either way, he said he expects to see a "shakeout" of digital companies in the industry.
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Venture capital will gravitate toward those with the best business models, and a shakeout will occur.
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And China may just be going through a necessary but bumpy adjustment, not a full-blown shakeout.
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The "Fast Money " traders evaluated the market shakeout in the aftermath of Donald Trump winning the presidency.
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The world index has recovered about half its losses sustained during a shakeout in stocks in February.
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The cabinet stays the same, and then there'll be a shakeout over some months or even years.
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With tons of ESG-focused funds popping up every day, a shakeout may be on the horizon.
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Early in each 2014 and this year, there was a nasty shakeout lower amid complacent investor sentiment.
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But with air pockets in sight, industry executives increasingly point to an expected shakeout among smaller lessors.
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The big question: Do any of China's AV firms have the staying power to survive a global shakeout?
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Cruise's competitors face their own challenges, and some experts predict that a shakeout of rival efforts is inevitable.
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Yes, this implies the market is getting overbought and could hit an exhaustion point or quick shakeout soon.
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Because the credit card industry is multifaceted, the precise consequences of the shakeout are likely to be complex.
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Hougan conceded that there needs to be a big shakeout in the cryptocurrency market for bitcoin to rebound.
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They said that it will disrupt supply chains, hurt startups, and accelerate a shakeout period for cannabis companies.
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They said that it will disrupt supply chains, hurt startups, and accelerate a shakeout period for cannabis companies.
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The great meal-kit shakeout continues as Kroger plans to buy Home Chef for at least $200 million.
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Many investors remained in a cautious mood on Monday, following an abrupt market shakeout in the previous trading week.
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The consolidation shakeout unfolded over several years but has left the United States, in practice, with radically fewer airlines.
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"The market is due for a shakeout," Craig Moffett, a partner at MoffettNathanson, said of the cheaper cable substitutes.
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But some investors may find themselves wishing for a Trump victory as the trigger for an overdue market shakeout.
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Dichter said that with the industry poised for a shakeout, there will be a smaller group of ultimate winners.
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Experts suspect there will eventually be a shakeout in the market and there's no guarantee Rocket Lab will survive.
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All but one had dropped on Wednesday because of fears of an industry shakeout caused by a regulatory crackdown.
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Hartnett expects a rising dollar and other de-risking moves will be necessary before the shakeout in stocks ends.
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On fixed-income markets, yields of safe-haven debt continue to tumble, with U.S. Treasuries seeing the biggest shakeout.
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The Chinese government and its massive lending apparatus was as responsible for the solar industry shakeout as any single factor.
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Declining sales come amid a retail shakeout that has plagued iconic brands like J. Crew, J.C. Penney and Neiman Marcus.
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Analysts predict the market for smallsat launches is headed for a shakeout that will leave only a few companies standing.
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Industry watchers have been concerned that expansion has come too quickly and a shakeout of some sort probably is due.
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The next shakeout could come in April, when banks reassess the value of the assets against which drillers borrow money.
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Green compared the current shakeout to what happened with the dot-com boom and subsequent bust in the late 1990s.
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Europe's tech investors are trying to put a brave face on events, but predict a recession and a market shakeout.
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Do you think that shakeout is largely over now, or is it still going to be a rough time ahead?
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Oil prices are heading lower and could fall into the $30s before the latest shakeout ends sometime during the fall months.
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The Australian dollar is down about 0.9 percent so far this week, largely due to a shakeout in Aussie long positions.
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He recommends hopping online to the USGS, Southern California Earthquake Center, or The Great California ShakeOut to learn how to prepare.
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: Well, if you look at the shakeout in the industry, I don't think that's the right term to use.
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This week, the leading pan-European equity index confirmed it too had entered bear territory, following Wall Street's Christmas Eve shakeout.
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Stocks head into the last day of April in a cranky mood, but May might not be the time for a shakeout.
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"Polarization is happening across the different retail sectors," she said, explaining that as the luxury market matures, there will be a shakeout.
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The deteriorating results come amid a shakeout in the teen retail space, following Chapter 11 filings from competitors Wet Seal and Aéropostale.
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So we're really going to see a shakeout, resizing and reconceptualization of, how do you measure for the success of a show?
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A need for yield and a belief that Amazon will triumph from the retail shakeout it is provoking created a powerful cocktail.
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Indeed, in the autonomous area, he thinks a shakeout is coming among the numerous startups that are working on self-driving cars.
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Maybe just more chopping around, perhaps a marginal new high, can't rule out a further shakeout that punishes the late-arriving rally-chasers.
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Over recent weeks, recession anxiety - triggered by an inversion in the U.S. bond yield curve - has led to a shakeout in financial markets.
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We're really going to see a shakeout and resizing and re-conceptualization of how do you measure for the success of a show?
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Over recent weeks, recession worries - triggered by an inversion in the U.S. bond yield curve - have led to a shakeout in financial markets.
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The coming shakeout will separate the sheep from the goats, which is an area in which Mr Zhao happens to have some experience.
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But greater reassurance comes from the fact that even a big shakeout in heavy industry would be unlikely to derail the Chinese consumer.
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This means that we may have entered into a period that could lead to a massive corporate shakeout, with big winners and losers.
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The biggest market shakeout since February has been blamed on a series of factors, including worries about the impact of a Sino-U.
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A need for yield and a belief that Amazon will triumph from the retail shakeout that it is provoking created a powerful cocktail.
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In other words, there will be shakeout among all funds, a disruption that will hit private equity, venture capital and all other funds.
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The carrier on Friday officially recognized pilot unions, a move that could cut into the company's profit and prompt a broader industry shakeout.
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This biggest stock market shakeout since February has been blamed on a series of factors, including worries about the impact of a Sino-U.
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It might cause a shakeout, but this is a good thing and will leave the lenders that remain stronger, more confident and more credible.
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THURSDAY • Drop, cover and hold on: Millions of people worldwide plan to practice what could be lifesaving skills during Thursday's Great ShakeOut earthquake drills.
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There's going to be a little bit of a shakeout, or it turns out that everyone's numbers go down 22.0 percent or 22017 percent.
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Merck has invested in OLED chemical production since 2009, surviving an industry shakeout that has reduced the field of contenders to just a handful.
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One panel, "The Hedge-Fund Shakeout," had four men and one woman debating how to stand out in an environment that's shrinking and underperforming.
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The good news is that just like after the 2000 Nasdaq crash, the ensuing shakeout will separate the great companies from the bad ideas.
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Big oil is getting even bigger in shale, and that could speed up a shakeout among independents and force more mergers and joint ventures.
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This strategist also expects significantly more upside by the end of 22000, after what would amount to the biggest market shakeout since mid-23.
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"An all-voucher system would be a shock to the educational system, but the shakeout might be just what the system needs," they continued.
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"As the shakeout in our industry continues, the separation between those who can afford to invest and those who can't is real," Cornell said.
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Low interest rates have made risk assets more attractive for years, and a change in that environment is creating a shakeout in stock valuations.
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Right now, embrace the volatility but there will be more of shakeout in some equity ETFs which some people have no business of owning.
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If the analysts are right, it sets the scene for a massive shakeout that could see the yen test 100 per dollar or even higher.
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Of course, there's been a big shakeout in the U.S., which has led to more mega-rounds in larger companies but fewer rounds in general.
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"Unfortunately, the SPX would have to rally about 93 points by Friday in order to suggest a shakeout (read: false breakdown) has occurred," she said.
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"We've got a little bit more shakeout here to go before we're really going to step up and put fresh dollars to work," he said.
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As less money flows into our industry — and it will eventually happen — the ecosystem will weaken and there will be a shakeout among specialized funds.
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Stocks are likely to take more of a beating, in what could be the first major shakeout of five percent or more in a year.
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The coming shakeout may be most brutal among suppliers, particularly smaller companies far down the industry food chain that supply specialized parts for combustion engines.
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Culprits behind the selling were an ugly shakeout in funds that bet against market volatility and the building pressure of higher interest rates on stocks.
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Global markets have suffered a shakeout in the past two months as trade tensions fanned worries about a slowdown in world trade, business investment and growth.
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And are investors fixating too much on the idea that this was mostly just a nasty shakeout of crowded momentum positions held by performance-chasing funds?
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The combination of continued high late-stage funding activity and slow exits leads Eggers and others in the industry to raise concerns about an eventual shakeout.
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The insurance sector, which sank last week on expectations of a shakeout in the sector caused by tougher regulation, rebounded with AXA Cooperative adding 4.1 percent.
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And today's market is way overdue for a shakeout, correction, or at least a pullback of at least 5 percent — something we haven't seen since October.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The coronavirus will accelerate a Darwinian shakeout in Europe's overcrowded airline industry that ultimately benefits Ryanair and British Airways owner IAG, industry experts predict.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The coronavirus will accelerate a Darwinian shakeout in Europe's overcrowded airline industry that ultimately benefits Ryanair and British Airways owner IAG, industry experts predict.
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Taylor, the investor, added that a couple of other areas within the industry — including Earth observation satellites — are also overcrowded and likely due for a shakeout.
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Deutsche Bank strategists note that the market typically has a 3-5% shakeout every two to three months, on average, which makes this one seem almost overdue.
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After all, he is among those who think the current shakeout of underperforming hedge funds –- and other types of actively managed funds — will be a lasting one.
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Yet evidence of a more cataclysmic shakeout in tech hasn't materialized yet, and until it does, the commercial real estate market is likely to keep humming along.
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The long-term care market has gone through a shakeout after many insurers underestimated how many claims would be filed and how long they'd be paying claims.
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In early trade shares slipped in reaction to an overnight shakeout in global markets on growing concerns about the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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In early trade shares slipped in reaction to an overnight shakeout in global markets on growing concerns about the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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Asian shares gained on Monday, joining a global recovery in equity markets as sentiment improved after a shakeout sparked by fears of inflation and higher borrowing costs.
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His departure follows a boardroom shakeout at wealth manager AMP Ltd, also after revelations of corporate malfeasance, as Australia's banks face immense pressure to repair their tarnished image.
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Trump's last tweet on the market came shortly after the shakeout, warning investors they were making a "big mistake" for selling stocks despite "good news" about the economy.
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Oppenheimer technician Ari Wald says he's not concerned about the shakeout, adding that he thinks it is not likely to be the prelude to a big sell-off.
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"There has been a shakeout, and 2017 was seen as the bottom," said Melina Cordero, head of retail research for the Americas at the real estate firm CBRE.
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We hope to attract additional security researchers to get more eyes on the code, shakeout security bugs and back up our work on Kubernetes security with financial support.
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The benefit of hindsight tells us that, for Philip Morris — now called Altria, after its split with Philip Morris International — "Marlboro Friday" was a painful, but temporary, shakeout.
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Last week's inversion of the U.S. bond yield curve, which have presaged several past U.S. recessions, triggered a shakeout in financial markets worried about a slowdown in global growth.
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Over the past six months, hundreds of the ICOs have been forced to close up shop, which CoinFi CEO Timothy Tam said was a necessary shakeout for the market.
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Growth-sensitive currencies have taken a beating recently on rising risks to the global economy, highlighted by the shakeout in U.S. bond yields which signaled a future recession there.
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Stock market volatility could pick up in the week ahead, as traders await the Federal Reserve and watch to see whether the shakeout in tech and momentum stocks continues.
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Mario Fraioli, a running coach and author of the running newsletter the Morning Shakeout, in his Monday letter responded to Chichester's complaints and a BuzzFeed article about the situation.
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The closings are a sign that years of heady growth led to a boot-camp glut, and that the field could be in the early stages of a shakeout.
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But the sector has many of the hallmarks of a speculative bubble, and probably needs a major shakeout before the average investor should consider adding marijuana to a portfolio.
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The digital media are in the middle of a shakeout, with too many websites chasing too few advertising dollars, as Facebook and Google gobble up much of that revenue.
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It is also unclear how Uber will fare in a shakeout of the crowded global food-delivery industry, and whether its freight business will be widely adopted by fleet managers.
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There's a silver lining there: Before being air-gapped and entering into its classified operations, El Capitan will have a "shakeout period" during which others will have access to it.
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As a result, while Shashua and Mobileye don't contemplate abandoning the broad view, in terms of the shakeout, the company is "all-in on the global robotaxi opportunity," he writes.
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After a painful shakeout in the industry that included scores of bankruptcies and a significant loss of jobs, a steadier shale-drilling industry is arising, anchored by better-financed companies.
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The Micro VC Shakeout Record numbers of startups are failing to advance from their seed round to Series A. This glitch in the funding ecosystem is older than you may realize.
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The central bank has taken a tough stance on compliance in the sector during recent months, suspending business at several firms, and investors are bracing for a possible shakeout in sector.
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"The boot camp market is going through a fairly typical shakeout," said Daniel Pianko, a Galvanize board member and managing partner of University Ventures, which participated in the latest funding round.
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Read More Dow briefly adds 100 again as oil holds higher; Nasdaq higher as FB leaps "Looking through the shakeout, there is potential good value in identifying the survivors," Chovanec said.
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VC-funded to cockroach/money making: Well-funded pioneers began to exit the market last year, with 3.03 potentially seeing a major shakeout of companies that aren't at least breaking even.
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The dollar slipped to as low as 108.46 yen as the shakeout in equities persisted in Tuesday's Asian trade, but later pared its losses and last changed hands at 109.29 yen.
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"We had witnessed the department store shakeout, and knew that specialty stores were going to be the next wave of retailing," Feinstein told the trade publication Chain Store Executive in 1993.
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Fund managers say increased short selling is a sign that the industry is transitioning from a can't-lose proposition to a shakeout that will leave only the highest-quality companies standing.
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Growth-sensitive currencies have taken a beating recently on rising risks to the global economy, highlighted by the shakeout in U.S. bond yields, which markets have read as a signal of recession.
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The steepness of Wednesday's stock market sell-off may have surprised investors, but a correction has actually been brewing in small-cap and technology stocks all summer and the shakeout could continue.
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The central bank has taken a tough stance on compliance in the sector during recent months, suspending business at several firms, and investors are bracing for a possible shakeout in the sector.
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If the administration follows through on Mr. Trump's plan to cut clean-energy subsidies, it could force a shakeout in the industry and prompt investors to pay closer attention to company fundamentals.
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The big picture: Scores of auto and tech companies are sinking massive amounts of capital into autonomous vehicle technology, but only a handful of trusted players are likely to survive the inevitable shakeout.
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The day before the race, I went for a "pre-run shakeout" with the running expert Bart Yasso and a group of participants in the Runner's World Challenge I'd been training with online.
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A big shakeout is coming among providers of a key autonomous vehicle technology: lidar sensors, where dozens of companies — estimates range from 50 to more than 100 — have popped up in recent years.
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South Korean Vice Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok said the government is on high alert for any extreme market volatility, but expects no major shakeout if the Fed policy path is communicated clearly.
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But you also gain a lot, and there's a kind of shakeout period where you have to mourn the things that you're losing and embrace the things that are coming out of it.
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The collapse of rival Carillion and Interserve's slide into administration have hurt sentiment towards UK contractors and outsourcing groups, but Bentley has been optimistic that Mitie would emerge well placed from the shakeout.
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But the dollar has fallen steadily since the middle of December, cast by some as a necessary shakeout in market positioning but by others as an evaporation of faith in the new administration.
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A shakeout in commercial real estate is under way as some banks unwind or sell off the loans that are under regulators' microscopes, and bankers say they are wary of making new loans.
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The central bank has taken a tough stance on compliance in the insurance sector during recent months, suspending business at several companies, and investors are bracing for a possible shakeout in the sector.
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Global stock markets have suffered a shakeout in the past two months, pressured by worries of a peak in corporate earnings growth, rising borrowing costs, slowing global economic momentum and international trade tensions.
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The Retail Shakeout Many of the retailers that drew the longest lines on Black Fridays past are now gone, shut down by corporate parents crushed by debt or forsaken by customers migrating online.
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The collapse of rival Carillion and Interserve's slide into administration have hurt sentiment towards UK contractors and outsourcing groups, but Bentley has been optimistic that Mitie would emerge well placed from the shakeout.
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Bootcamps became insanely popular in the mid 2010s, but there's been a big shakeout since then — and NexGenT hopes to take the fundamentals of getting an engineer production ready, but with a different approach.
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Analysts are predicting a stronger yen this year despite faster U.S. rate rises, although speculators and Japanese retail investors have built huge short positions in yen futures setting the scene for a massive shakeout.
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" Confident that the longer-term market uptrend remains intact, she says, "We remain on the lookout for a buying opportunity, which appears more likely after a shakeout in high-beta areas of the market.
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Global stock markets have suffered a sharp shakeout in the past two months, pressured by worries of a peak in corporate earnings growth, rising borrowing costs, slowing global economic momentum and international trade tensions.
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Growth-sensitive currencies have taken a beating recently on rising risks to the global economy, highlighted by the shakeout in U.S. bond yields, which markets have read as a signal of a future recession.
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Mike Shields, the former advertising editor for Business Insider who is now CEO of Shields Strategic Consulting, argues that we've been waiting for an ad tech shakeout for a decade, and nothing is happening.
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As coworking grows more popular and attracts billions in venture-capital money, some experts say the field is getting too crowded, and the options in a shakeout may be to merge, shutter, or specialize.
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As coworking grows more popular and attracts billions in venture-capital money, some experts say the field is getting too crowded, and the options in a shakeout may be to merge, shutter, or specialize.
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Yet, highlighting the shakeout in asset markets after Monday's rapid escalation in tensions pushed the U.S.-China trade war into uncharted territory, the dollar index against its main rivals also remained on the backfoot.
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Overnight, the United States said it will impose tariffs on $2854 billion worth of goods from the European Union, triggering a shakeout in global markets already reeling from the protracted U.S.-China trade war.
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Paragon Offshore, which operates offshore drilling rigs from the Gulf of Mexico to the North Sea, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Sunday evening, the latest filing in a painful shakeout buffeting the oil industry.
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The broadly in-line results ensured no big shakeout in markets, with stocks in Asia and U.S. futures losing just a bit of steam after days of uncertain trade ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
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The market shakeout has been blamed on a series of factors, including worries about the impact of a U.S.-China trade war, a spike in U.S. bond yields and caution ahead of the earnings season.
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Those that will survive the shakeout, Whitfield said, are the companies that are able to evolve their assortments to keep up with customers' changing preferences, and maintain a personal connection between their stylists and shoppers.
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He expects that most solo practitioners don't have the energy and wherewithal to undertake the effort and that larger firms like his own will have a competitive edge in a coming shakeout in the industry.
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The lineup of prospective suppliers of these compounds - called biosimilars because they are equivalent to the original drug in efficacy and safety but not exact replicas - is expected to see a shakeout amid harsh competition.
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He predicts we will eventually see a similar shakeout of some of the direct-to-consumer media companies focused on podcasts and subscriptions that we saw over the past 12 months with distributed web publishers.
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That's driven Wall Street sprinting to record highs again; barring a shakeout in the last few trading days of the year, the U.S. benchmark S&P 22 index should end with a gain of 24.4%.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Banking apps backed by SoftBank Group Corp, China's Tencent Holdings Ltd and others are proliferating in Brazil, offering such a dizzying array of choices that skeptics say a shakeout looks increasingly inevitable.
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The biggest market shakeout since February has been blamed on factors including fears about the impact of the U.S.-China tariff fight, a spike in U.S. bond yields this week and caution ahead of earnings season.
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TOKYO, Feb 2105.545 (Reuters) - Asian shares ticked up on Monday, joining a global recovery for equity markets as sentiment improved gradually from a recent shakeout that stemmed from fears of creeping inflation and higher borrowing costs.
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The latest positioning data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission show that the shakeout in hedge funds' and speculators' bets in major equity and fixed-income markets in February was also, in some cases, without precedent.
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In the meantime, a long-predicted shakeout in the lidar sector has yet to materialize, judging from a recent flurry of investments and acquisitions, even though the industry has yet to embrace a single lidar technology.
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The collapse of rival Carillion and Interserve's slide into administration have hurt sentiment towards UK contractors and outsourcing groups, but Chief Executive Officer Phil Bentley was optimistic that Mitie would emerge well placed from the shakeout.
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Bentley said that the collapse of Carillion and the stepping in of creditors at another peer, Interserve, had hurt sentiment around the sector but that Mitie was in a position to emerge strongly from the shakeout.
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The U.S. oil industry shook up the world energy order in the last decade, and now it has been going through a shakeout of its own that is expected to end in more bankruptcies and mergers.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The opening of a year-long inquiry into Australia's aged-care industry on Friday triggered falls in the share prices of nursing-home operators as investors braced for tighter regulation and a possible sector shakeout.
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The dollar slipped to as low as 108.46 yen as the shakeout in equities persisted in Tuesday's Asian trade, but later pared its losses and last changed hands at 108.93 yen, down 22.5 percent on the day.
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COPENHAGEN, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Other container shipping firms may join Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd in receivership before the industry emerges from its current shakeout, the vice chairman of world number three player CMA CGM said on Wednesday.
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SAO PAULO, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Banking apps backed by SoftBank Group Corp, China's Tencent Holdings Ltd and others are proliferating in Brazil, offering such a dizzying array of choices that skeptics say a shakeout looks increasingly inevitable.
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Global investors have tiptoed back into emerging assets over the past six weeks at least partly on hopes that the gut-wrenching New Year shakeout may have been a final capitulation after three years of downdrafts and disappointments.
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This suggests that China's steel sector is actually moving in the wrong direction, raising the risks of a brutal shakeout in coming years, rather than a managed process that steadily reduces capacity to levels more aligned with demand.
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The dollar slid to a 2.93-month low against the yen on Wednesday, as investors remained on edge ahead of U.S. inflation numbers later in the day, underscoring fragile sentiment following a recent shakeout in global equity markets.
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Allison said there is a "significant shakeout coming to the industry," offering Domino's the opportunity to grab more market share from rivals such as Papa John's and Yum Brands' Pizza Hut, which have turned to third-party delivery.
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Bourkoff included the list at the end of a letter outlining trends for 2020, including a shakeout in the streaming wars and a strong backdrop for companies seeking to go public, despite a few high-profile IPO flops.
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Simon CEO David Simon just this week spoke to analysts about some of the mall owner's ongoing redevelopments, adding that he "can't guarantee" there won't be more shakeout in the retail industry — like store closures and bankruptcies — this year.
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"The city was kind of undercutting them by licensing all those other cars" — the ride-share vehicles, said Graham Hodges, a historian of the taxi industry and a professor at Colgate University, who predicted that a shakeout is coming.
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"There was a significant shakeout in the industry as both large national competitors as well as local competitors, whom we compete with more so, have exited the market," Paul said, according to transcripts published by data provider FactSet CallStreet.
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Even after surviving a shakeout in the solar business, which involved declining government incentives around the world and increased, heavily funded competition from China (two factors that figure in Tesla's future), the volatile ride hasn't stopped for the solar leader.
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That shakeout is not always pretty — 2017 has already gone down as the year of the store closing — but it has opened up tremendous opportunity for both traditional and digital-first players who are willing to learn from each other.
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"There had been a lot of complacency built up in markets over a long time, so we don't think this shakeout will be over in a matter of days," Prince told the Financial Times in an interview published on Monday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A public inquiry into mistreatment of the elderly in Australia's A$20 billion ($14 billion) aged-care industry begins hearings on Friday, with investors expecting damaging testimony to be followed by tighter regulation and a possible sector shakeout.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The aircraft leasing industry could see a shakeout after years of fast growth as rising interest rates and intense competition put pressure on some of the newer entrants, the head of AerCap, the world's largest plane leasing firm, said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A return to fashion of growth stocks in 22 helped lead the overall market out of a year-end shakeout, but another multi-year run of growth performing better than value may not be in the cards.
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A shakeout in the smaller end of the market is possible in the next one to three years, Spurny said, after a number of new entrants emerged in the last half decade, often offering free services to build client bases.
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Should Korean Air fall, it would not be the first airline engulfed by the fallout of the outbreak; Britain's Flybe collapsed last week as bookings faltered, and a further shakeout in the industry is seen as likely, industry experts have warned.
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Some of the damage is already priced into the bonds and stocks of retail companies, and the slowness of the shakeout makes it tricky and expensive to make outright bearish wagers on what some analysts are calling a "retail-mageddon".
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The latest CFTC data also showed that speculators continued to chip away at the record long position in VIX futures built up earlier this month when a shakeout in volatility derivatives triggered the biggest slide on Wall Street for six years.
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There hasn't been a heavy shakeout in tech stocks yet but they have been rattled in recent weeks over a range of issues, especially increased regulatory scrutiny and the prospect of being caught up in a trade tussle between Washington and Beijing.
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But industry analysts say school start-ups that have not yet figured out how to make money are likely to have a harder time raising mid-stage financing this year — which could lead to a bit of a shakeout in the industry.
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The tariff escalation could easily be viewed mostly as an excuse for a standard shakeout after a 25% rally since December, just in time to keep complacent investor sentiment and positioning from stretching all the way to extreme and self-undermining overconfidence.
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NEW YORK, Feb 22 (Reuters) - A return to fashion of growth stocks in 2019 helped lead the overall market out of a year-end shakeout, but another multi-year run of growth performing better than value may not be in the cards.
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But before acquisitions ramp up, Wall Street needs clearer signals pointing out the biggest winners and losers in the shale shakeout since the market values of strong companies and those with unsustainable debt loads are not priced much differently yet, he said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - An unprecedented boom in the $280 billion aircraft finance industry is showing signs of faltering as rising interest rates, cut-rate competition and higher oil prices trigger a shakeout in a sector that has attracted a flood of Chinese funding.
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Although some believe this is a healthy shakeout to extend America's oil and gas boom, three basic options have quickly emerged in shale country: to remain independent by slashing costs and enforcing production discipline, put up the "for sale" sign, or go bankrupt.
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Schools that have survived the shakeout are being forced to look at sweeping and sometimes difficult changes in order to stay afloat, while still trying to hold on to the intimate, personalized approach that attracts thousands of students to the schools every year.
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Trump last week threatened further tariffs on Chinese goods, triggering the initial shakeout in markets which then went into a tailspin when Washington labelled Beijing a currency manipulator after it let the yuan slip past a key 7-per-dollar level to 11-year lows.
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After raising $112 million in January 2014 at a value of over $900 million, the San Francisco–based company got caught up in a shakeout of so-called flash sale sites that offered a select few products on a daily or weekly basis. Fab.
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" Bob Prince, co-chief investment officer at Bridgewater, said last week's turbulence is set to continue: "There had been a lot of complacency built up in markets over a long time, so we don't think this shakeout will be over in a matter of days.
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Toyota has partnered with several lidar startups, including Blackmore and Luminar, but the Japanese automaker continues to evaluate new sensing technologies and is not keen for a shakeout to start yet, said Ryan Eustice, senior vice president of automated driving at Toyota Research Institute.
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LONDON (Reuters) - World stock markets suffered their worst tumble this week since February's violent shakeout with some $2.6 trillion of investor wealth lost, but there was no clear trigger apart from long-brewing worries on U.S. interest rates, trade wars, China and emerging markets.
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Following a recent shakeout rippling through global markets, the mood was buoyed by Thursday's soft U.S. inflation numbers following last week's job data, both of which pointed to sluggish wage growth and easing upward pressure on price increases and the possible trajectory of U.S. interest rates.
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The shakeout has been triggered by growing unease about a possible U.S. interest rate hike this month, news that the Bank of Japan is studying ways to steepen the bond yield curve and disappointment at the lack of action at last week's European Central Bank meeting.
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A bearish run-up in interest rates spooked the stock market Wednesday, and while a major shakeout may not yet be in the cards just now, analysts say it's a sign of things to come as the world's major central banks move to end easy policy.
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"There had been a lot of complacency built up in markets over a long time, so we don't think this shakeout will be over in a matter of days," Mr Prince, who runs Bridgewater's $160bn of investments alongside the fund's founder Ray Dalio, said in an interview.
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While rising Treasury yields are cited as one cause of the equity shakeout as credit tightens and changes in the relative attractiveness of debt over equity, the steeper yield curve suggests the U.S. expansion at least has further to run than many had feared only a short time ago.
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While coding bootcamps may be in the middle of a shakeout, technology companies around the world are still going to be struggling to fill slots with people equipped with the skills to tackle real-world problems right from the get-go — and Dan Sommer hopes the answer is through universities.
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The question now is whether the shakeout has cleared the decks for investors to load up again on the bets they had been making - such as long stocks and short bonds - or whether the damage done is so severe that capital preservation for the remainder of the year is now paramount.
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Back in 210.2, the US Geological Society released a report called "The ShakeOut Scenario," estimating the impact of a 26.7 magnitude temblor on the southern San Andreas fault, which runs alongside LA and cuts directly through San Bernardino County, the fifth-largest county in California, and Palmdale, the 33rd biggest city in California.
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As the number of apps and sites for buying and selling goods and services continues to grow, we're seeing a shakeout among the companies that help make those wheels of commerce turn, with the biggest of the lot continuing to scale up and those that have failed to grow getting swallowed up.
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So Wednesday's shakeout – which included the popular iShares Edge Momentum Factor ETF (MTUM) dropping a nasty 5.2 percent – can be viewed as a violent "positioning shock," when crowded trades were upended in a hurry as the market in general struggles to revalue strong but decelerating earnings at a higher bond-yield level.
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And in May, along with the takeover of the online retailer Yoox Net-a-Porter, Richemont continued the corporate shakeout of its Specialist Watchmakers division with the appointment that same month of Catherine Rénier, 16753, as chief executive of Jaeger-LeCoultre and, in June, of Geoffroy Lefebvre, 41, as head of Baume & Mercier.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Fears of e-commerce taking off in Brazil have sunk shares of the country's big mall operators this year, but industry executives expressed confidence that local shopping habits, the reputation of malls as public spaces safe from crime and other factors will help them avoid the shakeout that has hit their U.S. peers.
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If consumption stays sluggish next year, it could trigger a shakeout in the retail sector that allows Jarir to gain market share, he said; the company plans to open four new stores in Saudi Arabia and two in Kuwait next year, and is sticking to a previously announced plan to have 60 stores by the end of 2018 compared to 44 now.
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READ THE FULL STORY HEREOne of tech and media&aposs most influential investment bankers said 2020 may see a shakeout in the streaming wars — here&aposs the full memo he sent to staffA top tech banker used a Futurist sculpture that sold last month for a record price – $16.2 million – as a metaphor for how he&aposs thinking about market tensions right now.
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For the cannabis industry at large, however, investors, experts, and analysts Business Insider spoke to for this story said the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic will be dire, in that it will disrupt supply chains, hurt startups that don't have enough cash to weather the storm, and accelerate a months-long shakeout period that was already underway before the first coronavirus cases showed up in the US."Any predictability that was left in the cannabis industry has effectively gone up in smoke due to the potential health risks and disruption brought on by the novel coronavirus pandemic," Marc Hauser, a San Francisco-based attorney and the vice-chair of Reed Smith's Cannabis Law Team wrote in a note.
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