WARREN BUFFETT: --so the same time he's develop--he's shaking up the whole retail world, he's also shaking up the IT-- world simultaneously.
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Things are shaking up on the Fortnite island — literally.
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California is shaking up the big business of college sports.
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Amazing networking We're also shaking up the awards dinner itself.
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Twitter, another struggling company, is also shaking up its leadership.
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And the company has intentions of shaking up the industry.
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A Maryland high school is shaking up traditional homecoming traditions.
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There's no doubt technology is shaking up the American workplace.
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But Trump's actions go beyond shaking up politics as usual.
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A new group of billionaires is shaking up the landscape.
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Uranus in Taurus is shaking up your financial life, Libra.
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That kind of sentiment is shaking up the auto business.
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LOS ANGELES — An unusual labor fight is shaking up Hollywood.
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Excerpted from Geek Girl Rising: Inside the Sisterhood Shaking Up Tech.
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After shaking up the cast, Grey's Anatomy is promoting Kim Raver.
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" The headline reads: "Transgender Beauty: How They're Shaking Up The World.
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Judging by the brand's latest collection, things are really shaking up.
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Audi is shaking up its motorsports program in a big way.
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They're also shaking up the New York City criminal justice system.
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To work right, they need at least a little shaking up.
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Carta is also shaking up the way it handles staffing changes.
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Now, however, free trade may be shaking up the Coke bottle.
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Things are shaking up on the Dancing with the Stars judges' panel.
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Before shaking up the ceremony with cultural flair, Miguel spoke to E!
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Today, she's the face of an energetic young movement shaking up politics.
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We identified 19 solo general partners who are shaking up venture capital.
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Shaking up the market for commercial offices globally is the firm's mission.
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It is shaking up the cosy world of Silicon Valley venture capital.
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Deutsche Bank wasn't the only illustrious German company shaking up its management.
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This season, a number of designers are shaking up their show formats.
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But recently such activists have started shaking up real estate investment trusts.
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Shaking up "the way things are" is a constant goal of protest.
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They needed a fundamental overhaul, a complete shaking up, those people believed.
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The coronavirus is also shaking up the moderating panel for the debate.
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It's exciting to see women who are really shaking up Italian fashion.
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It's T-Mobile's latest move to continue shaking up the wireless industry.
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News of Brad Pitt and Angelina's divorce is shaking up the world...literally.
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And now, her direct-to-consumer business is shaking up the flower industry.
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But when it comes to really shaking up men's tennis, Kyrgios is peerless.
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Shaking up traditional royal style has become something of a hallmark for Markle.
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One area of your life that especially needs shaking up is your image.
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Use it to manifest adventures when things are in need of shaking up.
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His last job was literally "shaking up" institutional systems to run more efficiently.
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Mr. Redstone has been shaking up his media holdings, including CBS and Viacom.
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Trump's "acting" Cabinet Back in Washington, Trump is slowly shaking up his Cabinet.
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To accomplish that mission, Chipotle is shaking up its marketing and customer interaction.
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The solar eclipse in Leo arrives August 21, shaking up your home life.
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Audemars Piguet has also been shaking up the category of high jewelry watches.
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By late 1989 Si is shaking up the top of Condé Nast again.
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And he is shaking up some of the old ways of doing things.
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The 6 biggest things that are shaking up the TV industry right now
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Like with any new hero, Orisa and her abilities are shaking up the meta.
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The new global universities are shaking up everything from academic funding to immigration laws.
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In addition to the new game, the company is shaking up its management team.
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The next generation of super-fast wireless services is shaking up the telecommunications industry.
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Crosthwaite is shaking up top management, cutting jobs and trying to repair Juul's image.
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The e-commerce giant is shaking up the grocery industry in acquiring Whole Foods.
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Procter & Gamble is shaking up the way it innovates in a quest for growth.
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In October 2015, Google shocked the world by completely shaking up its corporate structure.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)Apple is shaking up its team building autonomous vehicle technology.
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If that is the case, shaking up the executive suite is an odd decision.
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She's inspiring Italy's female novelists and shaking up the country's male-dominated literary establishment.
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Social changes, especially feminism, were shaking up society, while the division of Germany seemed eternal.
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In addition to the travel ban, Trump's actions are shaking up leaders in other sectors.
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Yet, as our special report this week explains, technology is at last shaking up banking.
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In exchange, ZTE would reportedly make significant changes, including shaking up its management and board.
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Its rivals, too, have been shaking up operations in a bid to bolster financial results.
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Lady Scotland has, in her words, been "vilified" for shaking up the scenery too roughly.
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It shouldn't be much of a surprise that Apple is shaking up the iPhone game.
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Shaking up Japan's work culture requires deeper labour reforms, says Yumiko Murakami of the OECD.
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Shaking up the game and voting out a big player seems so much more exciting.
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Cruz has run as an outsider bent on shaking up the Republican establishment in Washington.
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Apple responded by bolstering its marketing efforts and shaking up its distribution network last year.
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Both moves are part of industry-wide trends that are shaking up food supply chains.
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Voters, he said, see Trump as a political outsider capable of shaking up the establishment.
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It doesn't throw the conventions of pop out, but it understands they need shaking up.
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Climate change, it seems, is shaking up our world in more ways than just one.
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Meantime, Walmart is also shaking up its management workforce, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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That same debate is shaking up politics across Western democracies, not least the United States.
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It also published a 102-page presentation stating its case for shaking up the company.
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Ghosn arrived in Japan in 1999 keen on shaking up one corner of Japan Inc.
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Shaking up the company's slow-moving culture, starting with a new chairman, would achieve more.
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BREAKINGLive Briefing • After his first foreign trip, President Trump begins shaking up his White House.
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Get to know some of the names that are shaking up New York fashion now.
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The answer to any one of those questions could end up shaking up entire industries.
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The moon enters intense water sign Scorpio and opposes Uranus, shaking up your financial situation.
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It&aposs shaking up its executive ranks and sales team, and cutting data-scientist jobs.
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Women are shaking up the restaurant industry, finding ways to make it work for them.
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Among them: tariff increases that are shaking up markets and boosting volatility particularly in advanced economies.
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Humphrey, started out as "a true maverick and 'bomb-thrower' shaking up the system," Zelizer explained.
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Dreyfus has revamped operations while Archer Daniels Midland Co is shaking up its global trading unit.
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Why did you focus on the wine industry as a way of shaking up the system?
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The Federal Reserve's interest rate policy has taken the brunt of criticism for shaking up markets.
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Cruz, 250, has run as an outsider bent on shaking up the Republican establishment in Washington.
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Yet again, crude futures were shaking up sentiment on Wednesday, with prices coming under renewed pressure.
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Today things are finally shaking up a bit, and some excitement will arrive in your relationships.
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The shift to outsourcing everything but the kitchen is not just shaking up cost-conscious restaurants.
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You're lucky to be working at one of the only companies really shaking up the industry.
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Donald Trump is shaking up his campaign's leadership amid flagging poll numbers, NBC News has learned.
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Whole Foods attempted to placate Jana last month May by shaking up its board of directors.
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The rolling hills got even more interesting with splashes of greenery shaking up the color scheme.
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New York (CNN Business)In an uncertain business environment, American companies are shaking up their management.
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And now, off-price, dollar stores, fast-fashion and online players are shaking up the industry.
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Fears surrounding the coronavirus, discovered in China and now spreading worldwide, are shaking up global markets.
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Other sources of friction are bound to emerge, given his campaign message about shaking up Washington.
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The list includes inventors, designers, and technologists shaking up their industries and leading social-impact ventures.
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He touched on all the major themes — the economy, shaking up Washington and Trump being an outsider.
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Serial narratives are fueled by drama, and they often create that drama by shaking up character relationships.
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The latest thrust involves shaking up ownership structures and injecting private capital into the debt-ridden sector.
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President Trump has promised to drain the swamp but now he&aposs also shaking up the globe.
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Shake Shack is finally shaking up the way we order food, while simultaneously working to eliminate lines.
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Gary Gottlieb is in a prime spot to see how technology companies are shaking up health care.
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Now she's running her own cable network and shaking up Weight Watchers as a 10 percent shareholder.
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The lunar eclipse in Aquarius lands August 7, shaking up your love life and your creative endeavors.
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Britain's academics were aghast when Margaret Thatcher set about shaking up the universities in the early 1980s.
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And by then, Uranus will be in Gemini, shaking up how we learn and communicate, Dewhirst says.
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And it's just one of several changes shaking up the organic food business as we know it.
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So the Korean phone maker is doing what any struggling hardware company would — shaking up its leadership.
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You end up with Naked Wines, a young winemaking company that's shaking up the world of wine.
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With only 93 days left before Election Day, Donald Trump is shaking up his campaign once again.
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The nuclear power industry's Washington trade group is shaking up its leadership and consolidating numerous executive positions.
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The election has revealed just how many voters resent the shaking up of society and the economy.
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Since hiring new CEO Jim Hackett, Ford is cutting costs and shaking up the senior leadership team.
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China will need to get down to the tough business of shaking up its slothful state firms.
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LEADING THE DAY INVESTIGATIONS: Buzzfeed News is out with a story that is shaking up Washington today.
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The United States has been the most aggressive in shaking up the market, through flexible contract terms.
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Amazon is acquiring online pharmacy PillPack in a deal that is already shaking up the drugstore industry.
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President Trump's acting Federal Trade Commission chairwoman, Maureen Ohlhausen, is wasting no time shaking up the agency.
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Read on to see how the startups are shaking up the traditional way we do primary care.
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Seina blew into "Terrace House" like a gust of reality, shaking up the show's hermetic little world.
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The television company Univision, which recently scrapped plans for a public offering, is shaking up its leadership.
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Enter Nick Nurse, a 50-year-old assistant coach who was charged with shaking up the offense.
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However, the agency was apparently wary of shaking up its case by officially modifying its earlier findings.
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The Coca-Cola Co.'s biggest rival is shaking up the competition in the sparkling water wars.
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You were just shaking up all the ants in the ant farm, or whatever, in your mind.
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Mr. Xi's promises of shaking up industry and reducing debt clash with vows to keep growth ticking.
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A fossil found in Utah is shaking up what we know about the king of the dinosaurs.
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It's far from the only state that's toyed with the idea of shaking up its primary system.
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DuPont, which counts Kevlar and Styrofoam as clients, has been shaking up its business in recent years.
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Another factor shaking up Malaysia's media landscape is familiar the world over: social media and the smartphone.
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This effect continues shaking up long-held views about how and what porn is "supposed" to be.
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It capitalizes on all the things the series does well while shaking up the 24-year-old formula.
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Cohen will be represented by a new team of lawyers after shaking up his legal team on Monday.
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Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder's government responded by shaking up the welfare system to encourage more people into the workforce.
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San Francisco-based Bluewolf was founded in 2000 with the intent of shaking up the software consulting business.
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It capitalizes on all the things the series does well while shaking up the 11-year-old formula.
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ValueAct, which played a key role in shaking up Microsoft Corp's management, tends to make long-term investments.
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Time to close the blinds and pretend you're shaking up a mai tai at a tiki bar. Winter?
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His third goal is to bring about "political revolution" by shaking up and radically reforming the Democratic Party.
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Starboard, led by Jeffrey Smith, is known for shaking up boards and pushing companies into mergers and acquisitions.
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They are pioneering new business models for marketing-tech software and shaking up decades-old industries like television.
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The moon in Aquarius clashes with Uranus at 5:57 AM, shaking up the energy and bringing surprises.
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Shaking up the private market is especially useful if the labor market isn't very competitive to start with.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's chosen successor resigned Monday, shaking up German politics and throwing Merkel's legacy into question.
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Brexit has sent tremors through the British political system, shaking up the traditional left-right, class-based divisions.
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Immigration is the issue shaking up this entire election and driving Trump to the top of the polls.
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Amazon Go is the company's grab-and-go store concept that is shaking up convenience and grocery stores.
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Read more: &aposWaiting for its Uber moment&apos: America&aposs biggest companies are shaking up the healthcare system
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It signaled a shaking up of the powers that be that would've been unimaginable even a month ago.
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China's push to become a major player in electric cars is already shaking up the global auto industry.
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Britain has become the global capital for fintech, which is shaking up the traditional banking and financial services industry.
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After shaking up trading commissions, fintech companies are looking at a new Wall Street area to disrupt: interest rates.
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WeWork is shaking up its board, with SoftBank's Ron Fisher out and SoftBank partner Kirthiga Reddy taking his seat.
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Yet Facebook won't stop shaking up society, with Zuckerberg saying its News tab feature will be announced this week.
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Sometimes Cramer likes to dive in with privately held companies that are shaking up the industry they are in.
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And the players responsible for shaking up the status quo certainly aren't doing it by adhering to bygone rules.
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This former page boy is all grown up — and royally shaking up social media with a steamy new photo.
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This season, meet four innovative chefs who are shaking up the food culture in Philadelphia, Istanbul, Bangkok and Barcelona.
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One university, however, is shaking up the rules for the crown in an effort to be more gender-inclusive.
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The report comes as fierce competition to make self-driving cars is shaking up companies from the inside out.
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Just one year later, Casio introduced the Casio Secret Sender JD-6000, shaking up the whole electronic diary world.
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Mr Putin has been shaking up his team following the dismissal of his powerful chief of staff last month.
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Under Pai, the FCC has also been shaking up the media landscape with changes to its broadcast ownership rules.
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The heart of Mr. Cuomo's policy is his intention to enlist market forces in shaking up the utility industry.
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" The site mandates that female users make the first move in connecting with others, "shaking up outdated gender norms.
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After shaking up the advertising industry for 15 years, he wants to do the same for trading and logistics.
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He also told me that the team was open to shaking up the current Link-as-leading-man formula.
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For some China experts, shaking up the cross-strait relationship would not be the worst thing in the world.
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A small group of billionaires is buying vast parcels in states like Idaho and Colorado, shaking up the landscape.
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As consumers do more of their viewing online, Amazon, Netflix and other streaming services are shaking up the industry.
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Apple is not shaking up the design of the iPhone this year, but there are some significant camera changes.
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Now, a long-anticipated $6 billion redevelopment is shaking up the island, with 8,000 new homes in the works.
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Important medical breakthroughs bring new life-extending pharmaceutical products and hospital procedures, while also shaking up the healthcare economy.
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Since they announced their adults-only cruise in January 2019, the 18+ sailing has been shaking up the industry.
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Kalanick joined the likes of DoorDash and GrubHub in shaking up the restaurant industry with third-party food delivery.
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Politico reported on Monday that Harris's team is shaking up the upper management of her campaign (The Hill). Sen.
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But it is not clear that this is the type of "shaking up" that Trump's voters had hoped for.
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Shaking up Korea's powerful conglomerates, or chaebol, would be an important plank of any structural overhaul of the economy.
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His latest: shaking up the publishing industry by using tech to forever change how books are read and marketed.
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These women are shaking up their industries around the world by making bets on their vision and on themselves.
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Such machines could even contribute to climate change by shaking up the natural carbon storage processes in the ocean.
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READ MORE: How Pope Francis is shaking up the Vatican CNN's Lindsay Isaac and Daniel Burke contributed to this report.
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In true start-up fashion, the floral delivery start-ups are trying to innovate by shaking up the distribution chain.
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The party also included a martini bar, and Cavallari posted another video that showed herself vigorously shaking up some cocktails.
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This event may usher in a period of personal enlightenment for you, shaking up your social circle in the process.
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It eschews many of the practices of private-equity funds, such as shaking up management and applying plenty of debt.
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E-commerce has been growing by 20% a year for a decade, shaking up industries from logistics to consumer goods.
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The educational establishment was the lead car when it came shaking up women's studies and replaced it with gender studies.
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Below, meet three teen WWDC scholarship winners shaking up the coding space with totally unique apps of their own design.
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You have SoftBank going in with their giant funds, which I think is really shaking up a lot of people.
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It's of little wonder that KISS frontman Gene Simmons likes how Donald Trump is shaking up the current Presidential race.
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In a wide-ranging discussion, Kelleher said he was looking forward to technology shaking up bond trading, among other areas.
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Nike was the biggest player in the industry by a wide margin and shaking up the industry in different ways.
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Charles Schwab is shaking up its retail arm and two key executives are leaving the firm, Business Insider has learned.
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Elliott, a $27 billion hedge fund, owns 9.7 percent of Mitel and has a reputation for shaking up technology companies.
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So 2018 could be a defining moment, shaking up the GOP and placing Trump's 2016 campaign agenda at its forefront.
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Subscribe here to read our full list of the Rising Stars of Wall Street shaking up investing, trading, and dealmaking.
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You might not have heard of Jesse Cohn, but you've almost certainly heard of the companies he's been shaking up.
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Since taking over at Ford's helm in May, Hackett has pushed speed as a priority in shaking up the automaker.
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Yet, however difficult the road ahead, the SPD has at least made a start by shaking up the election campaign.
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John Flannery, above, a 30-year G.E. veteran, had been charged with shaking up the iconic but struggling industrial giant.
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Since shaking up the music scene with her debut in 1999, Britney Spears has been a staple of pop culture.
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That Mr. Peltz could come so close reflects the growing power of activist investors bent on shaking up corporate boards.
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China issued a blueprint for shaking up its bureaucracy that vastly increases the Communist Party's control over government and culture.
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With its $11.9 billion acquisition of Scripps Networks Interactive about to be completed, Discovery Communications is shaking up its leadership.
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Trump was supposed to be the most nontraditional candidate in modern American politics — someone who was shaking up the electorate.
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President Trump openly talked about further shaking up his staff, but was finding it challenging to recruit new staff members.
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Nurturing and shaking up a relationship to improve the marriage is as, and sometimes more, important than those daily tasks.
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Tritton has also been shaking up the executive team; at the end of 2019, six senior executives left the company.
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At the same time, installment payments are shaking up how consumers finance purchases — on everything from sneakers to skin care.
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We're covering peace talks over the war in Ukraine, Finland's next prime minister and the women shaking up Italian literature.
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While the Trump administration is shaking up Washington, Pomper and Bates said the building blocks of advocacy have not changed.
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As governor, Purnama has won credit for shaking up the city's bureaucracy and taking steps to ease Jakarta's notorious traffic.
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Embattled e-cigarette heavyweight Juul is shaking up its leadership and marketing practices as the company faces increasing regulatory scrutiny.
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The only thing we are shaking up is the way Washington operates as we push the president's aggressive agenda forward.
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That shaking-up process may well answer some of the questions above but will almost certainly create other new ones.
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Blue Apron is shaking up its leadership — and it means co-founder Matthew Wadiak is out of the C-Suite.
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WEALTH MANAGEMENT INNOVATORS: Meet 7 people shaking up recruiting, tech, and education in the $49 trillion business of managing money
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Despite the coronavirus shaking up Chinese stocks, one market expert said there's actually hidden value in large-cap Chinese names.
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Unlike almost any other venture capital firm, it was capable of single-handedly supercharging businesses and shaking up entire industries.
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As governor, Purnama won kudos for shaking up the city's sleepy bureaucracy and for taking steps to ease Jakarta's notorious traffic.
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From 2011 to 2018, Uranus is touring radical, impulsive Aries, which is definitely shaking up the world as we know it.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is shaking up his presidential campaign as he promotes longtime advisor and Democratic strategist Anita Dunn.
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It is shaking up a stodgy banking system and helping build a more efficient one, especially for consumers and small businesses.
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Just in case a foreign owner fancied shaking up this cosy club, overseas operators are not allowed to operate domestic routes.
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" Shaking Up The Status Quo "I went to a beauty school where we didn't train on textured, Black, or curly hair.
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Block has gained a reputation for shaking up Salesforce with an emphasis on how it relates more closely to its customers.
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Making a statement and shaking up his campaign team, which he has done before, won't be enough to do the trick.
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Organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest are trying to add suspense to the annual songfest by shaking up the voting system.
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Join our #CNNGhanaWeek for more about the election, related issues and profiles of the people shaking up the country as #GhanaDecides.
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Sling TV, the first to deliver an over-the-top TV service aimed at cord cutters, is shaking up its business.
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Doomfist arrived on the PC-only public test region last week, shaking up the Overwatch roster with his super-powered punches.
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Unlimited data plans are among the latest incentives, one of many T-Mobile US initiatives shaking up the U.S. wireless market.
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Google may be shaking up the home screen in some small but interesting ways for its next set of Nexus phones.
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Resnick was also enchanted by the gregarious women she lived, worked, and partied with who were simultaneously shaking up the scene.
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Norwegian's model is shaking up the global airline industry by trying to impose low-fare flights over lucrative long-haul routes.
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CBA has attempted to shore up investor support following the AUSTRAC allegations, including shaking up its board and slashing executive bonuses.
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Its stale democracy could use a good shaking up, which is exactly what's been happening since the national vote in September.
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Read more: 19 things you didn't know about Rosalía, the Spanish singer who's shaking up the VMAs' best new artist race
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In a special report yesterday, Axios' Jim VandeHei and Jonathan Swan wrote that President Trump is shaking up U.S.-led institutions.
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His company wanted to break into the Republican consulting business in the US, which I thought badly needed shaking up anyway.
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And along with shaking up the best actress Oscar race, it's attracted some controversy for how it depicts Harriet Tubman's story.
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The first eclipse of the month lands on July 2 in Cancer, shaking up your schedule, day job, and daily habits.
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Instead of shaking up the race, though, he merely muddied the waters for centre-left voters confused about whom to support.
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BEIJING — The coronavirus outbreak is shaking up China's investing industry, as companies shift their business mentalities, while others seek new opportunities.
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Sports Briefing After squandering a 210-point lead in the Super Bowl, the Atlanta Falcons are shaking up their defensive staff.
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Until recently, the Boeing board had resisted shaking up senior management of the company while the Max remains out of service.
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Using ink, canvas and a complex artificial intelligence algorithm, three 25-year-olds in Paris are shaking up the art world.
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On Tuesday, Dowd pushed back against the notion that the president was on the verge of shaking up his legal team.
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Founded in 2013, Zenefits made waves in Silicon Valley by shaking up the staid industry of human resources software and services.
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James Corden is no stranger to shaking up the late night talk show game with his clever brand of musical talents.
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The company is shaking up its international marketing organisation amid the UK probe, people familiar with the matter said last month.
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It was also meant as an opportunity for a discussion on shaking up the West Wing staff, according to the Post.
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Enjoy the weekend, Meredith WEALTH MANAGEMENT INNOVATORS: Meet 7 people shaking up recruiting, tech, and education in the $49 trillion business of managing moneyFor Business Insider's inaugural list of wealth management innovators, through interviews with industry insiders, analysts, and executives, we've pinpointed seven people who have been busy shaking up recruitment, industry training, and fee structures.
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A revolution in financial technology — often shortened to fintech — has propelled an explosion of new entrants who are shaking up the sector.
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Trump isn't shaking up any traditions -- as he is known to do -- but instead following what past presidents have done before him.
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And yet we haven&apost gotten an end game about what is going to replace all these institutions that he shaking up.
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But this season, the decampment of some heavy-hitters has given elbow room for new designers, shaking up the lineup even more.
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RBC Capital Markets analyst David Palmer on Friday credited McDonald's for shaking up the McPick 2 promo to move more premium products.
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Instead of shaking up markets, bureaucratic CEOs focus on squeezing the most out of their sunk costs and fight to defend niches.
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Ericsson CEO Hans Vestberg announced he was shaking up the company's corporate structure and executive team amid a drop in overall sales.
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Around Christmas, Carson declared that he was shaking up his campaign, before flip-flopping the same day and saying all was well.
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Mr. Marchionne spent much of 2015 focused not on vehicles of the future but on shaking up how cars are made today.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Elliott Management, the hedge fund that has become a specialist in shaking up technology companies, has found its new target.
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Los Angeles' Guerrilla Tacos is shaking up the Mexican food scene thanks to CEO and head chef Wes Avila's unique taco creations.
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is shaking up several sectors in a liberalisation drive aimed at transforming Ethiopia into a middle-income country.
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He said that he would focus on insulating engineers from business pressures and that he wasn't done shaking up the company's leadership.
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But I do think that there is a professional politician that has seeped into our world that probably needs some shaking up.
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"The only thing we are shaking up is the way Washington operates as we push the President's aggressive agenda forward," she said.
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And Ross Douthat argues that insurgent candidacies aid American democracy by shaking up a political system dominated by two stultified major parties.
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It's shaking up how a "normal" college experience is defined, said Meghan Hughes, the president of the Community College of Rhode Island.
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It is also shaking up its board and exploring a sale as it struggles to stem losses and get listeners to pay.
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As well as stabilising the alliance with Nissan, Senard was tasked with shaking up Renault's governance, which he had yet to do.
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By designating Wagga Beach — and another notable pick, Fraser Island's Lake McKenzie — Farmer is shaking up what constitutes a "beach" in Australia.
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Take, for example, Apparis, a New York-based label shaking up the fashion industry with its colorful and plush faux-fur coats.
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The offensive on behalf of Mr. Sessions seemed like an orchestrated effort to deter the president from shaking up the Justice Department.
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"We've always identified areas where we can positively disrupt an industry — shaking up entrenched industries can do [a] world of good," Branson wrote.
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Columnists and analysts have questioned his readiness and the wisdom of shaking up a roster that has performed so well to this point.
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Suse CEO Nils Brauckmann will remain at the helm of the company, but the company is shaking up its executive ranks a bit.
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The news landed with a wallop -- shaking up Capitol Hill, where the parties have feuded for years over immigration policy with no success.
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Today, as the mobile web keeps shaking up the biz world, we are Ubering to our Airbnb, Snapchatting and Instagramming along the way.
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Shaking up who you follow and share with can do wonders for your social media life, and here's how to go about it.
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Major League Baseball, like many other sports leagues, is concerned about appealing to younger audiences, and shaking up the playoffs might do that.
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Promises that sounded like hyperbole in the campaign now amount to a deadly serious revolt aimed at shaking up Washington and the world.
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Bloodborne is a kinder entry into "so hard its good" battles, shaking up the Souls formula by combining both offensive and defensive combat.
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However, changing your beauty regime, shaking up your makeup bag, and adding advanced technology to your bathroom is sometimes a good idea. Why?
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Two new reports are arguing that the rise of electric vehicles is shaking up at least two mammoth industries: automobiles and, eventually, utilities.
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Mr. de Blasio has ramped up his own response in recent weeks, shaking up his staff and offering new spending and outreach programs.
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Buffalo Wild Wings is shaking up its board, but that may not be enough to quell concerns posed by investor Marcato Capital Management.
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He's shaking up the world, immediately introducing a lesbian couple, issues of power and abuse of power, and plotting this out carefully, expertly.
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Ellis tried to cast Bauman as an establishment insider while selling herself as the upstart outsider bent on shaking up a moribund party.
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Next week, activist shareholders will make their first attempt at shaking up the gun industry using their votes instead of just their voices.
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After firing his secretary of state via Twitter this week, President Donald Trump is reportedly interested in shaking up his Cabinet even further.
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There was a little shaking up of the drama-lead categories, which both went to first-time winners in tour-de-force performances.
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A dull, flat matte finish for cars is increasingly coming into vogue, shaking up the expectation for how a new car should look.
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The nontraditional lodging company that is shaking up the hotel industry is likely to take a nontraditional path to public markets in 2020.
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Robo-advisers are shaking up the wealth management industry by offering retail investors low-cost portfolios of exchange-traded funds through digital interaction.
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Microsoft has struggled to establish new worlds for Xbox One, relying on fine-but-familiar sequels in franchises in need of shaking up.
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In 2000, Josh Getlin, a reporter for The Los Angeles Times, was working on a series on Americans who were shaking up bureaucracy.
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One aide told POLITICO that the campaign thinks multiple candidates will withdraw in the next 20163 to 10 days, shaking up the race.
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In fact, as I'm writing this my knee is shaking up and down and I keep getting distracted by the conversations around me.
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"My Brilliant Friend" and Elena Ferrante's other best-selling books are inspiring female novelists and shaking up the country's male-dominated literary establishment.
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The Big Four incumbent banks have uncontested banking market share, but new entrants have started shaking up the industry over the last year.
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Image: CliqzThe ad blocker Ghostery is shaking up its business model and open-sourcing its code in a bid to earn more consumer trust.
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The data shines a brighter light on China's insurance industry, which the government is considering shaking-up and tightening regulations for smaller, riskier insurers.
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Developer Epic Games has been shaking up the industry in more ways than one since launching the massively popular and influential Fortnite in 2017.
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"He scored one victory after another, shaking up Democrat leadership and putting their entire party in a tailspin," Banks told The Hill on Thursday.
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Elizabeth Warren has suddenly emerged as the hot ticket for nomination, shaking up assumptions the race is former Vice President Joe Biden's to lose.
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Touting their products online, luring customers with digital advertising and eschewing conventional retailers and marketers, they were anomalies shaking up small segments of retail.
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Disruption. There are conferences, newsletters, books and podcasts about that word, trying to capitalize on our cultural obsession with shaking up the status quo.
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Flynn, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general, was an early supporter of Trump and shares his interest in shaking up the establishment in Washington.
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Now called point-of-sale loans, installment payments are once again shaking up how consumers finance purchases — on everything from sneakers to skin care.
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Mexico's second largest mobile operator, Telefónica, is shaking up the market by offering users a more modern solution for purchasing and managing mobile services.
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It looks like Savage x Fenty is shaking up the lingerie industry the same way Fenty Beauty did — and we're 100% here for it.
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See also: Meet 2018's Rising Stars of Wall Street shaking up investing, trading, and dealmaking Financial News previously reported on the new program.
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Forty-four percent total, and 84 percent of Republicans, say the president is doing what they elected him to do and "shaking up" Washington.
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Greek anarchist groups have a long history of shaking up the nation's societal structure, and they play a complex role in the country's history.
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Amazon may want to dive into food service distribution, potentially shaking up an industry now dominated by three large players, according to a report.
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What we see are some attacks that appear to support a logical strategy: destabilizing Turkey, stoking sectarian tensions in Baghdad, shaking up Saudi Arabia.
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The ambitious "Graphic Cyphers" features 20 dancers shaking up the structure of the hip-hop cypher at locations in the Bronx and Times Square.
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No incumbents have yet been defeated in a primary this cycle, despite the anti-establishment fervor shaking up the presidential race for both parties.
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While cities like Paris and Tokyo will always remain classic tourist destinations, one small area in Portugal is now shaking up the travel industry.
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But kudos to OTG for shaking up the Hudson News paradigm (and fear not, you can still buy a Coke and a candy bar).
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Whether you're unwrapping a burrito, microwaving leftovers, or shaking up a desk salad, lunch mates often feel the need to comment when food arrives.
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But two New York entrepreneurs are shaking up that image and adding a little sophistication with their ready-to-drink cocktail shots, called LIQS.
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Not a single incumbent has lost a primary yet this cycle, despite the anti-establishment fervor shaking up the presidential campaign for both parties.
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As far as shaking up the world of cycling and putting British riders to the fore, the sponsorship has undoubtedly been a spectacular success.
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But they could also change some perceptions, if the crown prince can eventually show a broader commitment to shaking up an entrenched royal bureaucracy.
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As Bloomberg writes, "Chinese tech companies are shaking up their ranks to tide them over during tougher times" as consumption in the country falls.
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LOS ANGELES — There is no cracking of earth or buckling of concrete, but a small fault line is shaking up the Hammer Museum here.
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The 25-year-old actor is among a new wave of British actors, many from African backgrounds, who are shaking up the movie industry.
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The $7 trillion money manager is shaking up Wall Street with its plan to make climate change a key focus of its investment decisions.
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Finally in Opinion, illustrator Graham Roumieu proposes shaking up Canada's image as a nice place with some hard-edged updates to cherished national symbols.
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In other news, cannabis companies are shaking up their C-suites as they prepare for what will be a challenging year in the industry.
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Founded in 2013 by the pianist and conductor David Greilsammer, this ensemble has been winning over audiences, and shaking up classical music, in Europe.
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"I am told through sources, including our ambassadors, that [German Chancellor Angela] Merkel has been working on that, shaking up the EU," Kudlow said.
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Kamala Harris is shaking up the top ranks of her presidential campaign, the latest sign her once-promising bid is failing to meet expectations.
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Unlike Mr. Giridharadas, who supports shaking up norms, Mr. Berggruen is focused on helping democracies work better by drawing on the best philanthropic traditions.
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A Canadian prosecutor urged a Vancouver court to deny bail to Meng, whose case is shaking up U.S.-China relations and spooking global financial markets.
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A Canadian prosecutor urged a Vancouver court to deny bail to Meng, whose case is shaking up U.S.-China relations and worrying global financial markets.
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No one is better at shaking up the system than visionary Iris van Herpen, whom we visited for this edition of our partnership with Visionaire.
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A full bar nearby makes shaking up cocktails a cinch when entertaining: "We can be part of the party when we're mixing drinks," she says.
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"The only thing we are shaking up is the way Washington operates as we push the President's aggressive agenda forward," spokeswoman Lindsay Walters said Friday.
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Beiersdorf, the maker of Nivea skin creams, is shaking up its top management team when new chief executive Stefan De Loecker takes over on Jan.
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On Monday, a Canadian hospital announced it would be shaking up its menu after administrators ate the same food as their patients for a week.
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And despite his "drain the swamp" campaign mantra about shaking up Washington, there are early indications that Trump and his administration will follow the norm.
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Zendaya can't help but replay her signature sneer for the camera -- Check out the triple threat shaking up her style ... but keeping her silly simper.
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IN 2500 Diana Vreeland, the editor-in-chief of Vogue, coined a phrase "youth-quake" to describe how baby-boomers were shaking up popular culture.
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"Amazon is shaking up industries from retail to entertainment, and the latest sector in its sights is health care," Venrock said about the survey results.
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Twitter's surprising decision to ban all political advertisements is shaking up the debate over how online platforms moderate political speech from public officials and candidates.
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We named Hamilton one of our 100 People Transforming Business earlier this year for shaking up the VC world by investing only in underrepresented founders.
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The White House is shaking up its communications staff with a pair of promotions and one new addition, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Thursday.
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The Los Angeles Clippers were the big winner of the NBA offseason when they landed Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, shaking up the NBA landscape.
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President Donald Trump is shaking up trade policy just as he promised, with one exception: the part about the "better deal" for the American economy.
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A few hours after that announcement, Amazon said it would acquire online pharmacy startup PillPack, a deal that's already shaking up the health-care industry.
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Given the state of the hotel industry — with Airbnb shaking up the world — it is hard to see where Anbang would get the necessary experience.
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CSX and Mantle Ridge have been locked in a battle over Harrison's contract as well as the investor's intent on shaking up the company's board.
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Or did he intend, after shaking up the election with his letter, to remain silent about the facts until the presidential votes had been tallied?
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Marino argued that Republican incumbents, including those in battleground states, should fear Trump's supporters, who are energized and focused on shaking up the status quo.
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Donald Trump is shaking up his flailing presidential campaign — and in a way that makes clear he's going "full Trump" in the election's final months.
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I'm a feminist, and I advocate women's leadership, and I loved that shaking up society results in unabashed female leadership, at least in our show.
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In the past year, liquidation sales have happened at Bon-Ton, Toys "R" Us, Charlotte Russe, Gymboree and Payless, shaking up the lives of employees.
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Trending These new wineries are shaking up the tourist scene in Napa Valley, with interesting spaces, intimate experiences, and an emphasis on dining and culture.
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Apple is reportedly shaking up the way it tests software internally after last year's iOS 13 update launched with bugs and glitches, according to Bloomberg.
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At JPMorgan Chase, Habner helped create and launch the Sapphire Reserve, which became an instant sensation, shaking up the credit-card industry and spawning imitators.
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Perdoo, a Berlin-based OKR-focused software startup, has decided to make its basic service free, potentially shaking up its growing, and somewhat crowded, market.
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The James Beard Foundation is shaking up its restaurant award regions, carving the country into new territories to better reflect shifts in population and dining.
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Citigroup has been shaking up its Global Consumer Bank over the past year as it tries to jump-start revenues and win more customer deposits.
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Corker, 63, offers Trump deep foreign policy experience as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and, like Trump, believes the Republican Party needs shaking up.
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President Donald Trump plans to introduce executive actions aimed at scaling back Obama-era climate change initiatives and shaking up the Environmental Protection Agency, reports say.
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Microsoft is shaking up its human resources policies to address employee complaints of discrimination and harassment, and criticisms of an insufficient company response to those complaints.
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Though the terms usually used to characterize the voters who are shaking up the conventional wisdom are "angry" and "frustrated," there is much more going on.
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The singer is what we call the antithesis of the pop star (that's why she holds a spot on our "singers shaking up beauty standards" list).
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Between rounds, we have an amazing cast of speakers on tap — founders, investors and startup experts who've all been busy shaking up the region's startup scene.
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From e-receipts to fashion-forward shopbots, technology is sure to continue shaking up the way we spend and how brands build a cult-like following.
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While a release date has yet to be announced, Zendaya is sure to be shaking up your social media feed with teasers until the app's launch.
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Old Mutual is not alone in shaking up its businesses, other insurers and asset managers have also been reassessing their make-up due to increased competition.
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Reilly has a long history of launching bold new initiatives in hopes of shaking up a TV industry that has been largely the same for decades.
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Trump eagerly and systematically shaking up U.S. engagement overseas, and attacking the U.N. and other institutions that helped hold together a post-World War II world.
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MAC has a long, timeworn history — over 30 years, in fact — of shaking up the cosmetics industry with cool, cutting-edge makeup that celebrates the unexpected.
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Take a strategic approach You're shaking up your routine and mingling with new people, but find that doesn't necessarily translate to more creativity in the workplace.
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She paid a visit to her favorite artist, Ashley Longshore, who just so happens to be one of the biggest names shaking up the art world.
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For more than a decade, the hedge fund Elliott Management has focused on shaking up technology businesses with activist shareholder campaigns, urging companies to sell themselves.
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To put his dominance in perspective, it was the Crown Prince who was tasked with shaking up the country's intelligence apparatus in response to Khashoggi's death.
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She has said on the network as recently as the end of April that the president's critics mostly don't like that he's shaking up the system.
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The relatively recent innovation of "Friendsgiving" — a Thanksgiving celebration with friends instead of family — is shaking up old standards and leading to more experimental Thanksgiving cooking.
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Saudi Arabia King Salman is shaking up Saudi Arabia's government as the kingdom continues to deal with the fallout from the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Unprecedented downsizing and deregulation is shaking up the federal government as agencies are being pushed to slim down their budgets and cut down on bloated payrolls.
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This collection of around 100 mathematicians, software engineers and petroleum analysts are bent on shaking up the opaque world of information on the world energy markets.
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And here's a deep look inside Japan's SoftBank and its $100 billion Vision Fund, which is shaking up the tech world with its whirlwind decision-making.
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The activist investor Nelson Peltz has finally laid out his proposal for shaking up Procter & Gamble, and it calls for completely reorganizing the consumer products giant.
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The activist hedge fund Elliott Management's latest big bet is a $1 billion stake in Twitter, with the goal of shaking up the social network's leadership.
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OF Scott Schebler made a point of shaking up his pregame routine as a way of trying to get more comfortable with coming off the bench.
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VICTORIA (Reuters) - Opposition parties have swept to victory in Seychelles parliamentary elections, shaking up the political landscape after decades of control by President James Michel's party.
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Canadian comedy is reaching its zenith, with women leading the charge of comedians increasingly influencing the global entertainment scene and shaking up a male-dominated industry.
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An emerging fault system along the Nevada border is shaking up the tech industry's latest frontier—and only a small group of scientists is paying attention.
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The deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history is raising new questions about the safety of the homeland and shaking up the race for the White House.
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But Mr. Becker and Mr. Fagen pressed on in the studio, shaking up their process and experimenting with a revolving cast of A-list session musicians.
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She has said on the network as recently as the end of April that the president's critics mostly don't like that he's shaking up the system.
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Today's energy is exhilarating: The Sun and electric Uranus met in fellow Fire sign Aries today, shaking up the romance, fun, and creativity sector of your chart!
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On Friday Italian newspaper La Repubblica reported that Elliott had built the stake and could go further with a view to shaking up governance at the bank.
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Early Wednesday morning, love and money planet Venus faces off with rebellious Uranus, shaking up your relationships—an echo of what happened on or around September 11.
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Uber, which is valued at about $70 billion and whose investors include Goldman Sachs, has faced protests around the world for shaking up long-established taxi markets.
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The question now: Will one of these women eventually score the top job, shaking up an industry that touts diversity but often struggles at the highest ranks?
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A state-backed push towards electric vehicles is also shaking up the market and forcing Ford and others to seek partners and expand local "green" vehicle production.
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JERUSALEM, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Teva Pharmaceutical Industries said on Monday it was shaking up its leadership and restructuring its organization to address external pressures and internal inefficiencies.
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But the firm also has a new big activist shareholder, Cevian, whose co-founder, Christer Gardell, is nicknamed "the butcher" for his way of shaking up companies.
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The company added a tab for followers at the bottom of the app, shaking up what is often seen as a core navigation bar for any app.
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In shaking up his cabinet Mr Maduro gave the job of economic tsar to Luis Salas, a sociologist who comes from the far-left fringes of chavismo.
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Elsewhere in the world, a leak of more than 11.5 million encrypted internal documents from Panama-based firm Mossack Fonseca is shaking up the political world Monday.
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If consumers begin to buy these electrics in large numbers, they will hasten the global peak in oil demand, shaking up oil companies and petro-states alike.
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And I have to think makers of new products would love the chance to use that more inclusive technology in hopes of shaking up existing brand loyalties.
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LONDON, April 5 (Reuters) - Sainsbury's, Britain's second largest supermarket chain, is shaking-up its store staff training in a move that puts hundreds of jobs at risk.
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That idea has been acted upon by companies in sectors ranging from steel to cement to coal, industry executives and analysts say, shaking up global production maps.
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Years ago it might have been jazz; this time he has filled Mnuchin's imperious quarters with classical Japanese court music, further shaking up fixed notions of Otherness.
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But the fund admits even an organization with the level of business and government ties like itself may have a hard time shaking up the giant's practice.
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I used the opportunity to pick his brain about what he's searching for in early-stage investments and which trends he believes are shaking up enterprise software.
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HellRaisers are shaking up their roster ahead of the next set of Dota Pro Circuit qualifiers, adding support player Vladimir "RodjER" Nikogosyan and releasing Georgy "Gilgir" Svistunov.
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BERLIN — A new political force is shaking up Germany: Its leaders campaign in Bavarian beer tents wearing traditional dirndls and tour the country quoting the national anthem.
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Mr. Scaramucci, widely known by his nickname "the Mooch," had just become the White House communications director, and he was wasting no time shaking up the joint.
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But when Buttigieg goes to South Carolina, he's far from the top — and his campaign is shaking up its strategy to reflect his single-digit polling there.
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Old world touches include a built-in cocktail cabinet featuring all the equipment for "shaking up a great cocktail or pouring a super scotch," said Ms. Kalczak.
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"The Lovers" is a juicy receptacle for an artificial intelligence fever dream, disrupting and shaking up what is boringly cliché about the love of hand-made painting.
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The German luggage giant follows the lead taken by a new generation of luggage start-ups shaking up the industry, aiming squarely at Airbnb-bound millennial travelers.
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New Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi has been shaking up the company since taking over Last August aiming to improve Uber's reputation after a string of scandals.
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But instead of reaching a settlement and shaking up its management, Yahoo seems intent on facing a full-on proxy battle that could turn things really ugly.
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As a leader in the bralette category — a trend that, similar to sport bras, is shaking up the industry — Aerie's body-positive message has resonated with young shoppers.
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A little more than a week after Apple made major news shaking up its update cycle, the tech giant could be on the verge of a massive acquisition.
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Last week, Deadline reported that ABC green-lighted development of a fictional comedy, tentatively named Valley Girls, inspired by Geek Girl Rising: Inside The Sisterhood Shaking Up Tech.
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We're watching a familiar Trump play — by going on the offensive and infuriating the sophisticates, Trump and his allies get to congratulate themselves on shaking up the system.
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Ahok, known for his straight-talking style that often didn't sit well with political elites, was also active in shaking up Jakarta's bureaucracy — a move welcomed by businesses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC's production cuts have changed the quality of the global oil supply, shaking up the relationship between important crude benchmarks and altering purchasing calculations for refiners.
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A diverse group of attendees came together to discuss the impact of black queer and trans-identified people in movements that are shaking up headlines around the world.
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Mulvaney has spent his tenure shaking up the bureau, making it more receptive to the views of banks and the companies it regulates and scaling back its reach.
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"Both of them have this experience of shaking up the Democratic establishment and sometimes earning the ire of the Democratic establishment and it bonds them to some degree."
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In the hedge fund world, Bradley Saacks profiled eight people with new ideas about data, fees, and tech who are shaking up the $3.2 trillion hedge fund game.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith's (R) "public hanging" joke is shaking up the Senate runoff race in Mississippi, prompting Republican concerns about their chances of retaining the deep-red seat.
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With these questions in mind, we set out on a mission to get acquainted with the women responsible for shaking up the beauty sphere on a global level.
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Facebook is shaking up its Washington office and replacing its top United States policy staffer with a former Republican Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman, it said Tuesday night.
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It occurs to me that Tokyo might be the only place on Earth where monks jamming at rock concerts and shaking up cocktails don't seem strange at all.
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But Mr. Trump, Mr. Kim and Mr. Moon are shaking up conventional notions and giving hope to some that personal chemistry can bring progress where past talks stalled.
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After shutting down schools and shaking up politics in six states, teachers are looking to the ballot box in their campaign for better pay and increased school funding.
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After shaking up his leadership team, Trump went after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Amazon is shaking up the retail industry and pressuring department store chains and mom-and-pop outlets that rely on physical locations and customer foot traffic for sales.
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Facebook is shaking up controls around its political and social-issue ads, amid criticism that it isn&apost doing enough to halt misinformation and manipulation on its platform.
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He defends both his partner's claims of having done pioneering work and his optimism about the field that has begun shaking up industries and economies around the world.
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But the show is going full tilt by shaking up the traditional late-night structure, in terms of both how an episode looks and who's behind the scenes.
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PG&E said on Friday that it's shaking up its board of directors and is reportedly looking to sell its natural gas division to raise cash, according to NPR.
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Elliott, which wants to improve governance and performance at TIM by shaking up the way top shareholder Vivendi runs the company, has built a potential holding of 5.7 percent.
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To make deals in Washington, where he is quickly becoming acclimated, the President might have to pull back on some of the shaking up and help people like Sen.
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Our only hope for meaningful bipartisan action, and thus movement on major national concerns, then, may be by shaking up Congress, which has not undergone structural reforms since 1992.
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It always felt like we were doing the right thing when a comedy piece became a news story—you were at least shaking up the system a little bit.
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Shaking up your usual Netflix and chill routine would probably be good for your relationship, and Valentine's Day is a holiday, after all, so you might as well celebrate.
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Derbyshire has said that Trump is "doing the Lord's work shaking up the GOP side of the 2016 campaign," and in another column volunteered his services as a speechwriter.
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Each year, CNBC creates its list of "disruptors," private venture-backed companies that are shaking up the status quo, threatening the public giants or otherwise upsetting the apple cart.
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Less than four months after it announced its last set of cinema subscription changes, MoviePass is shaking up its pricing model once again and is reintroducing its unlimited plan.
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The traditionally conservative national oil company has been shaking up operations since the 2016 appointment of al-Jaber as CEO after years of being overshadowed by neighbour Saudi Aramco.
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Separately, Ford Motor Co has warned that more than 7,23 engine and gearbox manufacturing and development jobs are under threat as it is shaking up its European operations. bit.
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Fire kicks: Shaking up the shoe market from retail to resale with Ryan Babenzien (Greats), Josh Luber (StockX) and John McPheters (Stadium Goods) 2:10 PM – 2:30 PM
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Netcare's interest in partnering with Founders Factory Africa to support startups comes down to multiplying healthcare solutions across the continent and shaking up the healthcare industry, according to Friedland.
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The car industry and its suppliers, facing a regulatory crackdown on diesel emissions, are shaking up their businesses to better adapt to different growth opportunities in the two areas.
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BERLIN, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Beiersdorf, the maker of Nivea skin creams, is shaking up its top management team when new chief executive Stefan De Loecker takes over on Jan.
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Moving all the way down in size, Israeli start-up Eviation said it was shaking up the airline industry with the launch of its 9 passenger all-electric plane.
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The anti-establishment 5-Star was founded 10 years ago, shaking up Italian politics and promising to bring transparency to a world renowned for backroom deals and rampant corruption.
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The sudden prominence of the Caixa investment banking unit that Laloni started from scratch highlights how dramatically President Jair Bolsonaro is shaking up Brazil's vast state-run banking apparatus.
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Tenet is trying to boost margins in its hospital segment and appease Glenview, which holds almost 18 percent of its shares, by aggressively slashing costs and shaking up management.
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Trump has shown a penchant for shaking up staid Washington traditions, but it's unclear whether he will veer from the usual format for State of the Union-style speeches.
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Blood testing company Theranos is shaking up one of its advisory boards again, after a series of damning news articles have called the company's technology and practices into question.
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Before shaking up the action movie genre forever, Wright achieved acclaim with his British comedy movies: Shaun of the Dead (2004), Hot Fuzz (2007), and At World's End (2013).
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David Solomon, an investment banker who officially takes over in October, wants to augment that by shaking up Goldman's processes and management structure, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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" The former campaign adviser endorsed Trump's view, saying his support is "not tied to a specific policy, it's tied to disrupting, it's tied to shaking up the status quo.
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China is in the middle of a reform program aimed at shaking up its bloated, debt-ridden state sector with the aim of creating "innovative and globally competitive multinationals".
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His outsider campaign and "political revolution" was about shaking up a coddled and corrupt bipartisan political order that many believed she and her husband, former president Bill Clinton, embodied.
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Manley's quiet time has given him a chance to slide into that leadership role, shaking up a number of senior management posts while re-examining Fiat Chrysler's global strategy.
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The Los Angeles Guerrillas, tied for next-to-last place in the Call of Duty League, are shaking up their starting lineup ahead of their home series this weekend.
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At a moment of tumult over trade and nuclear security, he is shaking up the international order to make friends with America's enemies and enemies out of America's friends.
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I don't blame the individual filmmakers for creating narratives of their own choosing, but I do think the constant repetition of this theme could do with some shaking up.
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But his unorthodox path fits a broader pattern of outsiders and, some would say, populists who are shaking up the political center in Western countries from left and right.
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Since then, PG&E has said it is shaking up its board and reviewing its structure and corporate governance, but has not filed a specific plan with the CPUC.
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The surveillance as well as reports of a falling out between Khan and Thiam made headlines in Switzerland last week, shaking up the normally staid world of Swiss banking.
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The new season of Fortnite's second chapter finally landed last week, shaking up a reimagined map that burst dramatically out of a black hole in the game last year.
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The look is an opportunity to embrace tradition while shaking up your closet — and it doesn't hurt that a good trench coat can seamlessly transition between day and night.
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Ajit Pai, the new Republican chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, is quickly making his mark on the agency, shaking up its operations and rolling back Obama-era initiatives.
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Given how rapidly technology is shaking up the industry, no one knows what the next business model is going to be — something, Son is trying to discover, Koll said.
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The vacancy on the Supreme Court left by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia is shaking up the legal system and forcing some attorneys to rethink their litigation strategy.
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Auction demand for Waterhouse might appear #MeToo-proof at the moment, but elsewhere, scrutiny of the male gaze is shaking up values — in every sense — in the art market.
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The big news shaking up the comic world is a twist at the end of the new Captain America: Steve Rogers (reviewed below) that's getting a lot of heat.
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He previously told the Washington Post he's interested in shaking up how things are done by the Republican Party, including taking on established ideas about industries like tech and pharma.
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As Melania's longtime hairstylist, Mordechai Alvow, explained to Yahoo Beauty in an interview, there's one intriguing reason the Slovenia-born former model has no intention of shaking up her style.
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Small, agile and digitally-savvy local companies are shaking up China's fast-growing market for personal care and home goods, according to the latest report by consulting firm Bain & Company.
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Spot was launched at a time when fintech companies are shaking up financial services industries from Europe to Asia, threatening to displace banks on everything from payments to foreign exchange.
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Both apps are shaking up South Korean banking by rationalising customer acquisition, setting new expectations for quality of service and, if Toss succeeds in becoming a bank, competing head-on.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After shaking up the music industry, Spotify is now prompting investors to question the value they get from investment banks underwriting new listings with its low-cost IPO.
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Though the price is still plenty steep for most executives and private pilots, a little jet about the length of two midsize sedans is shaking up the personal aviation market.
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As Hearthstone continues to reveal more cards before the release of Journey to Un'Goro, we'll keep you up to date on how the new cards are shaking up the meta.
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The departures come during a commodities rout that is shaking up the leadership of global trading firms and making it more difficult for companies like BTG Pactual to boost profits.
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The prize might be a federal post, with expectations high that Mr. Putin will try to dispel a certain sense of stagnation by shaking up his cabinet after the election.
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He made his name as one of the most aggressive activist investors, shaking up companies like Wendy's and Canadian Pacific Railway and enriching himself and his investors along the way.
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Mr. Bloomberg's candidacy has the potential to reshape the primary in a number of ways, perhaps most immediately by shaking up the contest to lead the Democratic Party's moderate wing.
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"I don't know if it was the new lineup but we got a great team effort," Lakers coach Luke Walton told reporters after shaking up the starting lineup on Monday.
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December brought more bad news for the space with M Science, one of the longest-standing sellers of alt data, shaking up its executive ranks and cutting data-scientist jobs.
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Some in the industry cite "the Ferrante effect," a nod to how Elena Ferrante's best-selling books are inspiring female novelists and shaking up the country's male-dominated literary establishment.
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On the expert's end, the Fat Monk ($15), a frothy mix of pear-infused tequila and hefeweizen syrup, seemed popular, keeping the bartenders busy shaking up an egg-white storm.
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New York (CNN Business)Rite Aid is shaking up its leadership ranks and slashing 22 jobs as the company struggles to adapt to changes in the retail and pharmacy industries.
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MBS's pattern of shaking up cultural traditions to help pave the way for a new economy could be the beginning of a sea change in Saudi Arabia's way of life.
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With a population of over 1.3 billion, India has seen rapid growth in its digital economy, with tech firms like Flipkart, Snapdeal and Paytm shaking up the country's e-commerce scene.
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What's fascinating is that season three's first three episodes suggested strongly that it would be a "crawling out of the pit" season, shaking up the usual dynamics of The Handmaid's Tale.
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Tiny antennas — using lightweight "metamaterials" to produce small, flat devices instead of traditional antennas — may seem like a smaller start-up idea than, say, shaking up the cab or hotel industries.
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The CEO of the world's most valuable company sat on a stool in a sparsely decorated room with his hands clasped and one knee shaking up and down ever so slightly.
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While "jewelry giants" like Jared and Zales have reported weak sales, millennial-run businesses with vibrant Instagram presences are shaking up the engagement-ring market and reshaping the multibillion-dollar industry.
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Hours after shaking up his campaign structure and days after a disappointing fourth-place finish in Iowa, Mr. Biden took the stage with a seeming renewed sense of purpose and vigor.
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Suggested Strains: Hawaiian Punch and Banana Kush Taurus This eclipse is shaking up your professional life, but it may just be for the best if you can get through the challenges.
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She's also one of many models of color shaking up the status quo by wearing natural and short hair despite the "angel waves" that dominated the runway and advertisements for years.
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And while it is shaking up its approach on the shop floor - it hosted a roller-skating event sponsored by Kering's Gucci in Beverly Hills in June - so are many rivals.
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The company is shaking up its top ranks in the next few weeks, from its board to key executives in engineering and product, a move that Mr. Dorsey confirmed on Twitter
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Much like Uber, Airbnb and others have harnessed technology and online social networking to disrupt taxi and hotel services, fintech firms are shaking up the traditional banking and financial services industry.
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Just three years later, in 24.5, Dollar Shave claimed 226 percent of the online razor market, shaking up giants Gillette and Schick, according to data from online retail consultancy Slice Intelligence.
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The New York hedge fund, led by Jeffrey Smith, is known for shaking up boards and pushing companies into mergers and acquisitions, as it did with Internet pioneer Yahoo Inc YHOO.
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That may well lead to another lively episode in the Redstone family drama when control reverts to the trust and gives Ms Redstone a shot at shaking up her father's empire.
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She served on city council from 2011 to 2015 before joining Colau's administration, but she's still in her early 30s, part of a wave of young leftists shaking up city government.
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In case you forgot, she went sober for nine months to create you—shaking up a batch of boozy libations to share with her is, TBH, the least you can do.
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Known for his flair and confidence, Ghosn won respect for his business acumen and for shaking up Nissan's traditional corporate culture, which may have made it difficult to hold him accountable.
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Uranus in Taurus is shaking up your sense of financial stability, but it's also encouraging you to break out of old boring jobs that don't promise you much of a future.
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To live in synchronicity with Uranus is to live authentically and to make changes that reflect who you are as you evolve, even if that means shaking up the status quo.
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Coach Todd Reirden tried to get the offense going by shaking up his lines, including dropping top-line center Evgeny Kuznetsov to the third line, but the defense couldn't hold on.
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Deschamps sacrificed a golden chance for them to gel by shaking up his side for the 0-0 draw against Denmark, which secured qualification but did little to improve team cohesion.
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We reached out to nine of our "100 People Transforming Business" leaders shaking up their industries, and asked them for the habits they use each day to be effective and productive.
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In that role, Mr. Weiss has a leading responsibility in trying to resolve the financial crisis shaking up Puerto Rico and in trying to make the capital markets operate more smoothly.
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The staffs of Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Roger WickerRoger Frederick WickerMicrosoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Trump circuit court nominee in jeopardy amid GOP opposition Pay America's Coast Guard MORE (R-Miss.) and ranking member Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellMicrosoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Senators introduce cybersecurity workforce expansion bill Boeing chief faces anger over 737 crashes at hearing MORE (D-Wash.) have been in bilateral talks since the summer, while Sens.
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This resemblance begins, as Matthew Schmitz pointed out in The Washington Post, with their status as "outsiders bent on shaking up their establishments," which they (and many others) deem sclerotic and corrupt.
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People born with only one hand compensate with new neural pathways that re-organize parts of their brain, new research shows, possibly shaking up our fundamental understanding of how the brain operates.
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It's also shaking up the grocery industry with its acquisition of Whole Foods, pushing companies like Kroger to think outside the box, or partner with other retailers, as they try to grow.
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The pics show that Sony isn't shaking up the Xperia look too much, with all four devices following the slightly-refreshed design we saw debut with the XZ2 and XZ3 last year.
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The fourth annual ranking profiles the most innovative private companies in the world that are shaking up industries and causing major paradigm shifts that affect every corner of society (see methodology here).
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On the good side, it is shaking up industries that need to be shaken up, like insurance, he argues, and it provides access to products that some people otherwise would not have.
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Sonos has to move more quickly to adopt technologies like Alexa and also make speakers that will still feel relevant in 10 years when some new trend is shaking up the industry.
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The comparison sounded a bit ambitious to this reporter, but the company repeatedly likened itself to a kind of Veeva Systems, which similarly tried (and succeeded) in shaking up the pharmaceutical industry.
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Since its launch last month, the start-up raised $270,000 and was backed by the seed accelerator program Y Combinator with the hopes of shaking up the $400 billion hair-care industry.
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After all, in less than two years, the 1.43-year-old founder of Backstage Capital has made a name for herself as an outspoken black, gay woman shaking up the tech industry.
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Exit polling suggests that although they didn't condone Trump's behavior or think he was terribly presidential, they just cared about other things -- shaking up the system, their distaste for Hillary Clinton -- more.
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The unique phenomena form when the water under the sea ice gets mixed up, like a bartender shaking up a cocktail, allowing relatively warmer seas to well up and melt the ice.
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Now some of banking's former stars are pouring millions of dollars — and in some cases staking their careers — into new technologies that are shaking up everything from lending to payments to investing.
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Roger WickerRoger Frederick WickerMicrosoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Trump circuit court nominee in jeopardy amid GOP opposition Pay America's Coast Guard MORE represents Mississippi in the United States Senate.
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Already, there could be opportunities to put programming from Viacom networks, such as Comedy Central, MTV, and Nickelodeon, or the studio Paramount TV on those streaming services — shaking up Viacom's distribution strategies.
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The strategy, which capitalizes on the immediacy of social media while reducing the risk of knockoffs, is shaking up an industry where a six-month lag between runway and retailer is common.
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Ackman is no stranger to shaking up boards and already has company in the form of CtW Investment Group, which published a letter earlier this year criticizing director tenure and other matters.
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Maine is shaking up the national privacy debate with a new law, one that advocates say puts in place some of the toughest measures on internet service providers (ISPs) in the country.
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"This situation is really all about shaking up what Altimeter/PAR thinks is an entrenched and ineffective board," said Don Bilson, head of event-driven research at independent research firm Gordon Haskett.
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When private discussions have turned to the idea of busting Facebook and Google, Pence has listened with keen interest and is open to the suggestion that these two companies need shaking up.
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"It will pose a huge uncertainty and threat to the global economy by shaking up the global supply chain," Trade Minister Yoo Myung-hee told a meeting of industry groups on Thursday.
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Fang Fenghui disappeared from public view, it sent a clear warning to the top leaders of the People's Liberation Army: President Xi Jinping was not done shaking up their once-unassailable ranks.
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Millennials, known for their love of avocado toast and borderline obsession with social media, are shaking up what it means to be an adult in a whole new way: through office attire.
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Insurgent brands are shaking up the way people buy everything from mattresses to prescription acne remedies, eating into the market share of big consumer product companies and leaving them scrambling to respond.
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"[Jobs] was constantly shaking up the organization, constantly striving for new things, rolling over people who didn't agree with him, and sometimes treating them in a brazen and unfair way," says Pietersen.
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Malls seeking a second act by shaking up their mix of stores or adding entertainment options face an uphill battle because their appeal for many shoppers may have worn off for good.
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Allow a tweet 30 seconds to be spelled / grammar checked EDIT TWETES TO FIX SPILLING A full-time CEO Getting rid of Jack and shaking up the PMs/Managers would effect change.
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Trafigura, Gunvor, Vitol and Glencore are all shaking up a decades-old system dominated by Western oil majors and state energy producers which sell LNG directly to large consumers on long-term contracts.
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The move makes sense for the cosmetics company — which also recently tapped fellow musician Ciara — considering Stefani has been shaking up the beauty sphere for decades with her cool-girl hair and makeup.
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He began by shaking up his campaign staff by bringing in Stephen Bannon, an executive from Breitbart News, to take on the top post, effectively demoting Paul Manafort, who then chose to resign.
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And that, in the end, seems to be Bee's main goal: shaking up TV's most calcified genre, not just by her mere presence but also through a careful campaign of deliberate, surprising choices.
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President Donald Trump was swept into office on promises of shaking up the U.S. economy, but one of his hallmark plans may run into a harsh economic reality, according to a CNBC analysis.
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When the movie Dear White People was released in 2014, it was heralded for shaking up the conversation about how students of color experience racism and cultural appropriation on predominantly white college campuses.
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The fundraising comes as TransferWise and other startups are shaking up the industry by using new technology to move cash across borders, often at less costly rates than banks and other traditional players.
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Since last year he has begun to talk of a need for "supply-side" reforms, implying that inefficient, debt-laden and overstaffed state-owned enterprises (SOEs)—ie, most of them—need shaking up.
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Not satisfied with shaking up the $100-billion-a-year taxi business, it has its eye on the far bigger market for personal transport, worth as much as $10 trillion a year globally.
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This month, opposition parties swept to victory in the country's parliamentary elections, shaking up the political landscape after decades of control by Michel's party, Parti Lepep, which has been in power since 1977.
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The White Hotel director Ben Ward explains that the evening's exercise, which isn't branded as a queer event, is—in the organizers' view—a celebration of Diana's achievement in shaking up the establishment.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Faced with declining trade, the Prague Stock Exchange (PSE) is shaking up the classic initial share offering by giving smaller firms a new listing venue that bypasses expensive investment bank fees.
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Hisham Ezz Al-Arab, chairman of Commercial International Bank (CIB), said Tuesday that the lender was "ready" for a growing wave of fintechs that are shaking up the financial services with new technologies.
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He spoke before the news broke early Wednesday that Mr. Trump was shaking up his campaign by adding two top staff members and effectively demoting Mr. Manafort, although he will keep his title.
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Today's talker: permit laws can sanction harassment of 8-year-olds Meet Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the progressive Latina shaking up politics Best way to respond to foolish 911 calls — stop sending armed cops
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A crewed mission to the ISS with astronaut Nick Hague and cosmonaut Alexey Ovchinin encountered a serious fault during launch, fortunately resulting in no injuries or fatalities but shaking up the space community.
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The move underscores how China's retail market is dividing into two camps around Alibaba and Tencent, tech behemoths worth a combined $1 trillion who are shaking up the online and offline retail market.
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Under Masayoshi Son, the founder who still leads it, SoftBank has been a relentless deal maker for decades, shaking up industries and most recently unleashing a $100 billion investment fund focused on technology.
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Like most new businesses in the gig economy, it is shaking up the hotel industry in a good way, I think, and allowing people alternative ways to experience new cities in unexpected ways.
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From as far back as the 21908s to present day, Black women have been shaking up societal norms and becoming vanguards for positions now deemed normal for a Black woman today to have.
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It is best known for shaking up the boxing world by paying huge sums of money for marquee fighters - especially Mexican Canelo Alvarez's $365 million, five-year contract, the largest in sports history.
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China has an increasingly ambitious foreign policy, including its huge Belt and Road trade and investment program, and is shaking up its foreign ministry as US global influence wanes under President Donald Trump.
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As Tiffany updates its historic store, it's also shaking up its classic look with playful lines designed to create buzz and lure in Millennials, as well as edgy marketing campaigns featuring young stars.
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In shaking up his national security team, President Donald Trump said Tuesday he will nominate Gina Haspel to head the CIA, a move that would make her the spy agency's first woman chief.
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Uber is shaking up its app in a huge redesign that will encourage users to take public transportation, among other new features, the company announced at an event in San Francisco on Thursday.
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This year, the name to watch is indubitably Raf Simons, who makes his debut at Calvin Klein at New York Fashion Week in February, with a promise of shaking up the whole system.
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Upstarts like Tesla (TSLA) and new combinations, such as the joint effort by General Motors (GM), SoftBank (SFTBF) and Honda (HMC) to develop fully autonomous vehicles, are also shaking up the industry's future.
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Petrobras did not immediately respond to request for comment This is the 70th phase of the Car Wash investigation that began in 2014, implicating hundreds of people and shaking up Brazil's political establishment.
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For Mr. Broome, the show is as much about shaking up the reality format with a new entrant that does not have a cast of singers and a jury appraising their every move.
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That, they say, is especially true for young people with scant credit histories — the tech-savvy millennials whose money-handling habits are already shaking up the banking industry, as I wrote about this week.
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Volition, the series' developer, was bringing some fresh ideas to the mix and shaking up a modern open world action sub-genre that had until then been entirely the domain of the GTA games.
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Omar had also tweeted Monday in reaction to Trump shaking up the Department of Homeland Security and removing top immigration officials, saying Stephen Miller, one of President Trump's top advisers, was a white nationalist.
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A raft of high-profile U.S. probes into trading activities are also shaking up the business, echoing the transformation that followed the 20183 U.S. indictment of Marc Rich, the godfather of global oil trading.
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In any case, he is known for shaking up conventions himself: At concerts of the Budapest Festival Orchestra, which he leads, listeners are sometimes seated among the orchestra members; players might sing an encore.
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This new direction, and shaking up of the age-old formula that has come to define the series, helps Breath of the Wild return to what made Zelda so beloved in the first place.
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The multimillion-dollar businesswoman and designer, who was recently celebrated in Albert Maysles' latest film, "Iris," has been shaking up the fashion industry since she and her husband opened a textile business in 1950.
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Now Mr. Christie is back where he wants to be — in the headlines, shaking up a political story, newly enlisted to campaign across the country and soon to be overwhelmed with news media requests.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - There was a time when Jo-Wilfried Tsonga was one of the new kids bounding on to the block, swinging from the hip and shaking up the established hierarchy in men's tennis.
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But it would seem unlikely that the network would consider shaking up its talent lineup for next Thursday's debate, which is also set to be moderated by Fox anchors Bret Baier and Chris Wallace.
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Shot by photographer duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot and styled by the glossy's editor-in-chief, Emmanuelle Alt, the cover is accompanied by the text 'Transgender beauty: How they're shaking up the world.
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Maloney's campaign was forced to send a second round of mailers that tried to out-hip Patel's graphics, shaking up what we'd assume would be a pretty safe race for a 25-year incumbent.
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Gifting an Elton John CD to "Little Rocket Man," pulling the plug on the Iran nuclear deal, slapping billions of dollars in tariffs on China, shaking up NATO's status quo, downsizing the State Department.
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Coach Todd Reirden tried to get the offense going in this game by shaking up his lines, even dropping top-line center Evgeny Kuznetsov to the third line but the defense couldn't hold on.
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We're accustomed to reboots applying new paint to old franchises, sometimes even shaking up how they play, but when Double Dragon tried to do that with 20033's Neon, the results were spectacularly average.
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His decision was supported by both Mr. Kushner and the president's special envoy, Jason D. Greenblatt, who had concluded that shaking up the status quo could actually help rather than hurt their peace efforts.
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Prince Mohammed, 32 and inexperienced, has been shaking up the conservative kingdom ever since his father, King Salman, installed him as first in the line of succession and made him defense minister in 2015.
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For now, he enters Iowa with substantially lower numbers than his early-summer peak in the state, and the state has a way of shaking up the race — just ask Barack Obama circa 2008.
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who came to power last year, is shaking up several industries by opening them up to foreign investment, part of a bid to transform Ethiopia into a middle-income country.
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Silicon Valley is awash in money from private investors who are hoping to find the next unicorn, those $1 billion-plus start-ups like Uber and Airbnb that are radically shaking up established industries.
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"There is no doubt Venus will be shaking up the status quo inside relationships, specifically around the Winter Solstice," because of the way the planet will align with Uranus in Taurus at that time.
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The gamble is not only reshuffling global transport routes, but also shaking up Kazakh and global politics as China inserts itself deeper into a region that Russia considers squarely within its area of influence.
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A raft of high-profile U.S. probes into trading activities are also shaking up the business, echoing the transformation that followed the 1983 U.S. indictment of Marc Rich, the godfather of global oil trading.
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In effect, he brought the visual cohesion of corporate-identity programs, such as they were at the time, to a relatively high-end restaurant, while shaking up their ordinarily sterile character with color and warmth.
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Patrick Rothfuss is well known across the land—a George R.R. Martin for a Harry Potter-reared generation—and N.K. Jemisin and Ann Leckie have been shaking up the genre for a few years now.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Veteran airline investor Bill Franke looked set to place a historic $40 billion order for around 400 Airbus jets, shaking up the low-cost industry and turning the annual race between Airbus (AIR.
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Now, after nearly 15 years of shaking up the fashion world with her game-changing approach (like her "See Now, Buy Now" fashion show model), Minkoff is using her platform to help other aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Randell's blunt warning follows recent criticism from lawmakers that the Big Four audit firms — KPMG, EY, PwC and Deloitte — are failing to spot problems at companies and need shaking up to increase competition and quality.
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SoftBank was the most predictable member, as the firm has spent the past year shaking up the venture industry as it deploys its $100 billion Vision Fund in an unprecedented spree of huge financing rounds.
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The fast-emerging fintech sector is shaking up financial services and forcing banks to make their operations leaner and cheaper, and to offer more innovative and user-friendly products so as not to fall behind.
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"MealPal's unique pick-up model is shaking up the food service industry, improving mealtime for both consumers and restaurants alike," said Venky Ganesan, managing director at Menlo Ventures and MealPal board member, in a statement.
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The Moon opposes Mars at 11:40 AM, creating an aggressive vibe, and clashes with Uranus at 10:12 PM, kicking up nervous energy—but also shaking up whatever has been dull in our lives.
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So the new Season 4 subject matter is, no doubt, something Mr. Maron feels strongly about, and it has the added advantage of shaking up a series that was in danger of becoming played out.
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On-demand economy companies like Airbnb and Uber that let users order goods and services with a simple tap on their smartphone's screen have been shaking up established businesses and drawing scrutiny since they launched.
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Libbey Capone Entertaining Set, Shaker and 4 glasses, $36.47, available at AmazonAmateaur and experienced mixologists alike will get a kick out of shaking up their own cocktails, and presenting them in these classy martini glasses.
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He has argued that shaking up the organization of France's intelligence services is risky at a time of high terrorism threats, but each new attack has made it harder to argue for the status quo.
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The Democrats' embrace of the social movements of the 1950s and 1960s was electorally costly, shaking up the old New Deal coalition such that Southern whites and many working-class voters fled to the GOP.
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In many ways, she doesn't get enough props for her habitual dedication to shaking up the status quo, but still she goes on, scrubbing out the lines whenever she sees them drawn in the sand.
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His latest moves are part of a "reform mentality within the ruling party, a general push towards shaking up the bureaucracy," said Jason Mosley, a research associate at the African Studies Center at Oxford University.
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Above the restaurant of the same name, the lounge features vintage black-and-white photos of Hollywood stars like Audrey Hepburn, and nattily dressed bartenders shaking up craft cocktails in an intimate, fire-lit room.
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Why it matters: In addition to shaking up the current NFL season, this trade may have also "ushered in a new era of how NFL superstars view and wield their power," writes WashPost's Adam Kilgore.
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WASHINGTON — A day after John R. Bolton went to work as national security adviser, he began shaking up the Trump administration's national security ranks, ousting President Trump's chief adviser on homeland security, Thomas P. Bossert.
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The move was the most direct response yet from a board that has resisted shaking up the management team before the Max is flying again, even as pressure mounted inside Boeing to hold someone accountable.
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Meet 7 people with big ideas about recruiting, tech, and fees who are shaking up the $20303 trillion wealth management gameGreg Fleming's Rockefeller Capital wants to grow to as many as 200 high-end advisers.
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Now, I am told, through sources, including our ambassadors, that Merkel has been working on that, shaking up the EU -- JIM CRAMER: Even after NATO, even after what looked like a very tough NATO discussion.
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The White House on Friday denied reports that President Trump is on the verge of shaking up his top staff or firing his top aides, chief strategist Stephen Bannon and chief of staff Reince Priebus.
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But the action was groundbreaking for the Vogue empire as well as the French fashion establishment, in part because of the cover line — "Transgender beauty: How it's shaking up the world" — below Ms. Sampaio's face.
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This approach is raising questions about what some economists call "crony capitalism" and also about quid-pro-quo politics, and it's shaking up company executives who might otherwise be optimistic about pledges of economic growth.
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With a few exceptions, its members were young, affluent white men, who were excited by Macron's commitment to shaking up a status quo that had been established in the postwar era and hardly updated since.
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A new hacking scandal is shaking up what's considered to be one of the most important presidential elections in the history of France less than 48 hours before voters are supposed to cast their ballots.
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To prove it, we reached out to seven incredible sex educators across the country who are moving beyond the age-old condom-on-a-banana demonstration and shaking up the way we teach sexuality in America.
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Analysts are somewhat bullish about the potential of innovations like 5G and even foldables in shaking up the stagnant market, but big players like Apple are clearly hedging their bets, should the free-falling headwinds continue.
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Republican businessman John Cox is shaking up the gubernatorial contest in liberal California, as he enjoys a strong position in the polls and the full-throated endorsement of President Trump ahead of next week&aposs primary.
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During the fireside chat, Siemiatkowski weighed in on how Klarna competes against top tech rivals such as Paypal and Visa, and its plans on shaking up the global payment space and consumer trends in the future.
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Optimists even speculate that he might emulate Ronald Reagan, by shaking up the diplomatic establishment, restoring America's military muscle and projecting such strength abroad that a frightened, overstretched North Korea will crumble like the Soviet Union.
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Not only is the government pressing telcos to reduce service fees to get Japanese consumers spending, but e-commerce heavyweight Rakuten is due to enter the domestic mobile market next year, shaking up a staid sector.
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There is talk that Trump is considering shaking up his communications staff upon his return from the nine-day trip, although most of the stories about imminent firings and demotions have failed to materialize so far.
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The billionaire investor, who has made a career out of shaking up management, told cable news network CNBC that the company's stock is undervalued and that he has spoken with Newell Chief Executive Officer Mike Polk.
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ONLINE ART AUCTIONEERS TO MERGE | Paddle8 and Auctionata, two auction houses that have been shaking up the world of online art auctions, are expected to announce on Thursday that they will merge to broaden their reach,
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To pass, Wells will need to convince the Fed that the sales scandal has been contained and that the subsequent steps it has taken — shaking up senior management, strengthening whistleblower protections, and so on — are adequate.
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The resulting July 2015 comprehensive nuclear accord had the effect of shaking up a Middle East that was already in turmoil and shifting the tectonic plates of the troubled relationship between Iran and the United States.
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Unlikely. Which is why the magazine is choosing to compete within a men's market ripe and ready for some shaking up, if the recent axing of longtime Esquire Editor-in-Chief David Granger is any indication.
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While it is no place for traditional opera, a performance on Wednesday night demonstrated that it might be ideal for productions that revitalize the art form at a time when it could use some shaking up.
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While Francis' remarks were not a decree to change the prayer, he has once again set off a debate on how far a pope can or should go in shaking up longstanding tradition, and even doctrine.
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The H-13B skilled-worker visa system is badly clogged; a federal lawsuit could slam the door on many STEM graduates, and the White House is shaking up both the skilled-worker and student visa systems.
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It's quite a bit worse than that, as the intervening years have made obvious, and trust in Facebook, from the public and its own workers, has plummeted and lawmakers seem intent on shaking up Zuckerberg's empire.
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But after shaking up his campaign in August — Paul Manafort was pushed out as campaign chairman, and Breitbart News executive Stephen Bannon and GOP strategist Kellyanne Conway were brought in — Trump gained ground in the polls.
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Mr. Trump can take pride in his cabinet choices, the deregulatory thrust he and the Republican Congress have initiated and the boldness he has shown in shaking up the established order and the elites in Washington.
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The cancellations of major events have already been shaking up the luxury sectorArt Basel Hong Kong was one of the first global luxury events to be canceled due to coronavirus — but it didn't get canceled outright.
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Beijing and Washington have been locked in a trade dispute for more than a year, with both sides imposing punitive duties on each other's exports, and shaking up industries ranging from manufacturing to agriculture and retail.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has been shaking up the global tech industry and Silicon Valley, using his $100 billion Vision Fund to pour money into splashy startups like Uber, Slack and WeWork.
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We may be shaking up the economic world in terms of what we've been waiting for, what the Fed has even been saying — we need Congress and fiscal policy to do some of the heavy lifting here.
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Atlanta (CNN)Tom Perez moved closer to clinching the race to chair the Democratic Party after one of his competitors dropped out and endorsed the former labor secretary -- shaking up the contest two days before the election.
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Rumors had been swirling for weeks, but a late-afternoon email made it official: on March 1st, the affiliate rates would be changing, shaking up one of the web's longest-running ways to make a quick buck.
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The strategy has also included shaking up the toymaker's senior management, according to the Wall Street Journal, which reported that Georgiadis had in recent months dismissed Mattel's human resources head as well as its chief information officer.
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Uber's new HR lead Liane Hornsey has been shaking up HR practices in the lead-up to the release of the report, a source says, adjusting the performance review process and compensation to make them more equitable.
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This is shaking up a society that has long prized stability, opening cultural divides between those who embrace the new Germany and those who hanker for the familiar; between urban and rural voters; between young and old.
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Consequently the U.K.'s recent decision to leave the European Union has been another factor shaking up London, with questions being raised over whether the city has a future as a leading center for the art market.
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The plans, aimed at ending dependence on oil by 700, require shaking up a bureaucracy that has stymied changes in the past, challenging powerful religious conservatives and building up a private sector currently reliant on state spending.
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Abeng urged the government not to keep shaking up management at Pertamina, which faces frequent interference from the government due to its importance on the economy, particularly at a time when the rupiah currency is under pressure.
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If anything, jokes and condemnations about the issue will serve both as a call to action and general catharsis, particularly given that the Academy has already taken some long-overdue steps to start shaking up its membership.
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It's so important to team up, mobilize and work together—that's so, so key, but a part of having that work is shaking up your own thinking and being ready sometimes to prove your past self wrong.
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The Project Valley phones could escalate Samsung's showdown with Apple next year, which is rumored to be shaking up the 2017 iPhone model with a new "bezel-less" design and a switch from LCD to OLED screens.
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And finally, Lucia had the inside scoop on how media conglomerate Group Nine Media is shaking up its sales leadership as it seeks bigger budgets from large ad spenders that span custom content, sponsorships, and the like.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Terry Gou, chairman of Apple supplier Foxconn, said on Wednesday he will contest Taiwan's 2020 presidential election, shaking up the political landscape at a time of heightened tension between the self-ruled island and Beijing.
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And, as the ranking notes, with booking platforms like Airbnb shaking up the home rental market, there has never been an easier time to rent out property to vacationers and cash in on the booming travel industry.
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Zalando is shaking up the responsibilities of its co-chief executives, with Robert Gentz adding marketing and sales, Rubin Ritter taking on responsibility for strategy, and operations head David Schroeder joining the top team as finance chief.
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But a growing number of economists say they believe China will soon have to make contentious choices between propping up its economy and shaking up the state-owned companies whose debts and inefficiencies are dragging down growth.
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Once again, there was selfishness in the sorrow, a feeling of being deprived of a talent that still had so much to give, both to us and to a popular art form that always needs shaking up.
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Thirty years after shaking up the media establishment in Britain, the Independent and the Independent on Sunday, left-wing broadsheets, said last year that they would cease publishing their physical editions and would be available only online.
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Even before they're available to subscribers, these new offerings are shaking up the status quo: As part of their preparation, Hollywood studios are consolidating, and they're reclaiming key titles like "Friends" and "The Office" from rival platforms.
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The firm has also suggested shaking up SoftBank's board, which has just two independent directors, and giving more transparency into the operations and management of the Vision Fund, which some investors have complained is a black box.
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Some Republican foreign policy experts — including John R. Bolton, who is believed to be a front-runner for the post of deputy secretary of state — have praised Mr. Trump for shaking up a decades-old diplomatic agreement.
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Washington (CNN)Five Cabinet secretaries are heading to Capitol Hill on Wednesday for a hearing on infrastructure, but it's likely other issues will come up amid the news that President Donald Trump is shaking up his administration.
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But Tim Draper, a longtime venture capitalist, thinks a new generation of technologies could have an even bigger effect by shaking up some of the biggest sectors in the world, including healthcare, commerce, finance, insurance, and government.
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The king of Saudi Arabia announced Thursday that he is shaking up his Cabinet, capping a tumultuous period that has plunged the kingdom into its biggest international crisis since King Salman took the throne nearly four years ago.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Eighteen months after Donald Trump became U.S. president and started shaking up global diplomacy, Japan is waking up to the risks of an alliance based on dollars and deals rather than shared values and security interests.
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"With electrification, autonomous driving and car-sharing shaking up the industry, old ways need to be re-examined," one of the Toyota sources said, declining to be identified as he was not authorized to speak on the matter.
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"With electrification, autonomous driving and car-sharing shaking up the industry, old ways need to be re-examined," one of the Toyota sources said, declining to be identified as he was not authorised to speak on the matter.
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At the same time, CGI tech is also shaking up popular culture by giving rise to fictional models like Shudu and Lil Miquela, who are even nabbing real fashion gigs while raising questions about ethics and cultural appropriation.
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The dispute, which centers around the sanctity of Freeport's 30-year mining contract, comes as the Indonesian government seeks to squeeze more revenue out of the mining industry by shaking up regulations over foreign ownership and ore processing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline Plc's new Chief Executive Officer Emma Walmsley is shaking up the British drugmaker's portfolio of smaller products with plans to divest its MaxiNutrition sports nutrition brand, two people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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What's next: The Wall Street journal reports that the tech giant is "shaking up leadership and reordering priorities across its services, artificial intelligence, hardware and retail divisions as it works to reduce the company's reliance on iPhone sales."
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Car sharing, along with pay-per-use models and ride-hailing, is shaking up the traditional auto industry model that is based on individual ownership, even as the market makes the seismic shift towards electric and hybrid vehicles.
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Icahn has made a career out of shaking up company management and, as the biggest shareholder in SandRidge with a 13.6 percent stake, he has already forced the resignation of both its chief executive and chief financial officers.
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The transaction gives Australia-listed Amcor some new products, particularly food-packing film for which Bemis is known, as well as deeper access to the Americas at a time when shifting customer preferences are shaking up the industry.
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The circus is being performed by and for inmates at Lithuania's highest-security jail - a project aimed at shaking up the gnawing routine for 700 men serving long sentences for some of the most serious crimes, including murder.
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The House Democrats' campaign arm is shaking up its staff in the wake of a dismal election cycle that led to vocal — and highly unusual — complaints from some lawmakers that the office needed a change in personnel. Rep.
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CHIHUAHUA, Mexico (Reuters) - Invoking Pancho Villa's revolutionary legacy and armed with a hard-hitting corruption investigation into the country's ruling party, the governor of border state Chihuahua is shaking up Mexico's presidential election, without being in the race.
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Finance and InvestingCharles Schwab's retail head and marketing chief are out — and the firm's still figuring out what's nextCharles Schwab is shaking up its retail arm and two key executives are leaving the firm, Business Insider has learned.
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Vox's Dave Roberts puts the magnitude of this hurdle in this context: The only way Democrats can hope to pass any legislation — not big legislation, any legislation — is by radically shaking up the status quo balance of powers.
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The Starbucks deal also comes as restaurants vie for a share of the expanding morning food business, with burger chain Wendy's Co shaking up the status quo by officially launching into the U.S. breakfast market on March 2.
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It&aposs also shaking up the C-suite and giving tech leaders new power, elevating the role to one of the most critical positions aside from the CEO — and, in some cases, positioning tech chiefs to lead companies.
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Joel Johnson, who was a top adviser to Mr. Clinton, said the traditional options available to a besieged president returning from overseas would be delivering a major speech, shaking up his staff and getting out on the road.
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He emerged as one of the brightest young talents in French fashion during the early 1980s, shaking up the establishment with wild designs drawn from street culture, punk and the gay club scene, as well as religious iconography.
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In 2019, Amobee directed its pitch at shaking up the TV industry, launching a marketplace that pulls in data from Lotame, Oracle Data Cloud, and Inscape to create 6,000 audiences that advertisers can pick from to target ads.
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The returning series, sponsored by Hainan Tourism Development Commission, explores the most exclusive and luxurious travel, shopping and dining options as well as to meet the players who are shaking up the local scene and their ultimate indulgences.
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The far-right and nationalists in Italy, Britain, France and Poland came out on top in their national votes, shaking up politics at home but failing to dramatically alter the balance of pro-European power in EU assembly.
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But Essential is at least doing what it aims to in terms of shaking up a stagnant market; whether that shake-up is just a tremor or something that ends up remapping the tech world remains to be seen.
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The acquisition comes as Burberry Chief Executive Marco Gobbetti pushes to transform the brand known for its camel, red and black check designs into more of a top-end luxury player, in part by shaking up the product range.
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Isabel dos Santos - said by Forbes magazine to be Africa's richest woman - insisted her appointment was everything to do with shaking up Sonangol and nothing to do with a dynastic dos Santos succession plan, as her father's opponents allege.
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LOS ANGELES — A lot of new things are coming to Overwatch in the near future, including the hero Sombra, two nw maps and an arcade mode, all of which will be shaking up the game as we know it.
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The next phase will require some pretty radical reforms that China's leadership doesn't seem eager to face, like shaking up the state-owned companies that dominate large chunks of the economy and dealing with a growing real estate bubble.
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While the ifs around the future of autonomous cars are big, airline companies like United would still be wise to take note and prepare themselves for the turbulence that may be shaking up their industry in the coming years.
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He'll take the mount first, he'll use top control, and he looks more comfortable hitting from the top than ever—shaking up durable fighters like Nelson and Carlos Condit with his blows—but the back is always the goal.
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" Jayapal, a leading progressive and advocate for Medicare for All, called Omar "a great American, a great patriot, a great champion for workers ... who is shaking up Congress and the United States of America in all the best ways.
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Even before Rorsted took over, Adidas had made significant strides, lifting marketing spending and shaking up its U.S. business, helping its shares rise two-thirds in the last 12 months even though its profitability still lags that of Nike.
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TAIPEI, April 17 (Reuters) - Terry Gou, chairman of Apple supplier Foxconn, said on Wednesday he will contest Taiwan's 2020 presidential election, shaking up the political landscape at a time of heightened tension between the self-ruled island and Beijing.
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But in their new book, Geek Girl Rising: Inside the Sisterhood Shaking Up Tech, authors Heather Cabot and Samantha Walravens argue that the lack of women in the tech world is making the bonds of sisterhood stronger than ever.
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That was his last appearance in a Padres uniform, before the Red Sox swooped in, sending a top prospect, Anderson Espinoza, to San Diego while shaking up the trade market for other contending teams looking for starting pitching help.
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READ MORE HERE >>Charles Schwab's retail head and marketing chief are out — and the firm's still figuring out what's nextCharles Schwab is shaking up its retail arm, and two key executives are leaving the firm, Business Insider has learned.
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The AI is part device, part catalyst: The technology searches for diverse applicants–Mitchell explains they look for people who have overcome challenges in their careers or lives–with the goal of shaking up the historically homogenous film industry.
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JOHANNESBURG – Ethiopia has "no option" but to pursue multi-party democracy, the country&aposs reformist new prime minister said Sunday, again shaking up Africa&aposs second most populous nation that for decades has been ruled by a single coalition.
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KIRYAT GAT, Israel — The surprise candidate shaking up the last days of the campaign before Israelis head to the polls on Tuesday is a far-right nationalist libertarian who advocates small government, legalizing marijuana and a free-market economy.
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Sabisky was hired as a contractor to Dominic Cummings, a controversial political strategist and Johnson's top aide, after Cummings issued a call last month for "weirdos and misfits with odd skills" to join him in shaking up the government.
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Five months into the job, Macy's CEO Jeff Gennette is starting to make his mark on the department store chain, bringing in a top executive from eBay to help him run the company and shaking up his management team.
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Now, it turns out that the paper trail leads to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, heir to the Saudi throne and the driving force behind a series of bold policies transforming Saudi Arabia and shaking up the Middle East.
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The change began, he said, when rising U.S. gas output led Qatar, the world's largest LNG exporter, to divert LNG supplies to Europe, shaking up pricing on the continent and widening the influence of the Dutch TTF benchmark price.
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Throughout last night's telecast, underdogs like *Orphan Black'*s Tatiana Maslany actually won, TV's growing diversity was celebrated (take that, Oscars), and streaming services proved their method of shaking up the TV model was working by scoring scads of trophies.
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LONDON, Sept 7 (IFR) - Financial technology firm Fenergo is doubling its staff as banks sign up for its software to "onboard" clients and carry out compliance and due diligence more easily - further evidence of the technology shaking up capital markets.
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Real Housewives of Dallas are getting to know newcomer D'Andra Simmons, who joined fellow new Housewife Kameron Westcott in shaking up the dynamic among returning cast members Cary Deuber, Stephanie Hollman, Brandi Redmond and controversial brown-haired beauty LeeAnne Locken.
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For now, Nishimura's US debut opens the door a bit wider to contemporary developments in the field of so-called self-taught art in Asia, shaking up expectations about the character and appearance of the work of such remarkable autodidacts.
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Swisher will be asking these accomplished journalists how covering the Trump administration is different from previous presidents, what it's like to be targeted by the president on Twitter and how they think the midterm elections are shaking up the status quo.
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Jamie Rondeau, a small business owner and mother of four from a suburb outside Phoenix, says she had always appreciated Uber's "disrupter" mindset, building a successful enterprise by shaking up the status quo and creating new and better options for consumers.
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The appointment of Cummings, known for a combative style that charms and offends in equal measure, was lauded by some Brexit campaigners who said the 47-year-old provided the only chance of shaking up government to force through Brexit.
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Three-year-old Zenefits is one of the fastest growing cloud computing companies in history, earning it more than $600 million in venture funding and a $4.5 billion valuation on the promise of shaking up the confusing health insurance brokerage market.
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Why it matters: The coalition's emergence underscores the breadth of the opposition from several industry sectors to Energy secretary Rick Perry's push to keep coal and nuclear plants at risk of retirement online by shaking up wholesale power market rules.
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Muscling in on a country dominated by France for years served as a statement of intent about Moscow's renewed push for global prestige and influence, and is part of a wider campaign shaking up long-standing power dynamics on the continent.
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There was no doubt Nintendo could churn out an "enjoyable" Zelda game, but the company had yet to prove it was capable of shaking up its stale formula the way Mario'd been reinvented (see: Super Mario Galaxy, Super Mario 3D Land).
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The company's 7,000 advisers will begin using technology developed by a San Francisco start-up, SigFig Wealth Management, one of a growing group of so-called robo-advisers that are shaking up the brokerage business with low-cost, automated investing.
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Along with fellow UK-based rivals WorldRemit and TransferWise, online providers like Azimo are shaking up the established retail-based money transfer business dominated by Western Union and MoneyGram by delivering money at lower cost to people on their mobile phones.
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Alexandria Cortez and the Freshman Force: New Party Who Dis, out May 15 from Devil's Due comics, features the stories of AOC and other progressive women shaking up the halls of Congress, created by dozens of artists from across the country.
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Chinese shoppers at home and abroad account for over a third of sales in the luxury industry as a whole, and companies are shaking up their approach to corner that clientele, arguing that in the long-term demand will stay strong.
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Britain's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has proposed shaking up the audit market by requiring the top 350 listed companies in Britain to have two auditors, one of them not from among the Big Four, in order to improve standards.
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For more click * Schindler Holding AG said it was shaking up the organisation at the level of the board and the Group Executive Committee, including the elevation of Michael Nilles, Chief Digital Officer, to the board of directors come 2018.
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She will be asking these accomplished journalists how covering the Trump administration is different from previous presidents, what it's like to be targeted by the president on Twitter and how they think the midterm elections are shaking up the status quo.
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Google has inducted a new class of startups into the Launchpad Studio accelerator it inaugurated last year; the first group was focused on gleaning new insights from medical data, and this one is about shaking up established financial markets and systems.
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When he first aimed those impulses at shaking up Saudi domestic politics — disempowering the religious establishment, permitting women to drive, opening up Saudi social life, moving the economy away from its overdependence on oil — M.B.S. won plaudits in the West.
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A danger for financial markets, however, is that Prince Mohammed is shaking up business practices and ties that have lasted for decades, a move which could backfire if it triggers an exodus of money and wealthy individuals from the country.
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And the new state's attorney, after an upset victory in a low-turnout Democratic primary, was Marilyn Mosby, a 34-year-old former assistant prosecutor who had run with the apparent goal of shaking up the city's law-enforcement bureaucracy.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — King Salman of Saudi Arabia is shaking up the leadership of the kingdom's military and internal security services, elevating younger officials at a time of increased military engagement abroad and sharp economic and social change at home.
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Yet Nestlé's new strategic course came out only two days after Mr. Loeb's hedge fund, Third Point, emerged as one of the company's biggest shareholders and presented suggestions aimed at shaking up what Third Point described as a significant underperformer.
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Facing pressure from investors and competitors like Adidas, Nike said Thursday that it was shaking up its organization to focus more on consumers in just a dozen cities around the world and on releasing new products faster in those places.
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The problem is, Peter and Hannah Ann open the champagne, even shaking up the bottle first like it's not a very important bottle of champagne that sat around Kelsey's kitchen long enough that she decided to bring it on the show.
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His costume's hood and ropes came from so-called colleagues in the NYPD who used the threat of lynching to keep Will Reeves, a young up-and-coming cop in the '40s, from shaking up the white supremacist status quo.
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It is not new to remove the fourth wall on an interior to let the player in, nor to even let them also see the exterior and heighten that dollhouse effect, but KRZ goes further by continually shaking up that presentation.
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He replaces Bjoern Kjos, Norwegian's founder who stepped down in July after building the carrier into Europe's third-largest budget airline, shaking up the market for translatlantic travel with low fares to challenge traditional carriers such as IAG's British Airways.
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That threw the government here into turmoil, and more ominously, it is shaking up the status quo in a region where an uneasy peace has existed since the bloody breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s and the wars that followed.
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World gas prices have also been under pressure thanks to vast new supplies of liquefied natural gas that can be transported worldwide on ships, upending the traditional requirement for pipelines and shaking up a market that had largely functioned within regions.
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What better evidence is there that you've shaken Washington to its core when the minders of a system you've come to despise are leveling the gravest punishment the system permits against the very President who is doing the shaking up?
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But now, as she builds a fund shaking up her industry by investing solely in underrepresented entrepreneurs, she instead focuses on forgiving others for transgressions, and keeping her mind off negative thoughts so that she can move on and be successful.
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It's not going to be easy, but I need that shaking up, like after 25 years in the French court of Louis XIV, it will be exciting for me to now be in the entrepreneurial rough and tumble of this world.
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Because even when she was cloaked in Gucci last week, making waves for wearing an Italian designer who's best known for shaking up the establishment and redefining what's considered desirable and beautiful, the questions weren't about how the dress looked or its trendiness.
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The Index Ventures-backed startup is shaking up a tired category by selling the flip-side: thoughtfully designed products for period care that do no harm and take aim at actual problems women have, starting with dysmenorrhea (otherwise known as menstrual cramps).
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Now the bombastic billionaire is shaking up the legal community by stepping up his public attacks on a federal judge of Mexican heritage who is presiding over lawsuits brought against the now defunct Trump University that charge fraud of thousands of students.
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"I understand why in this gridlock that exists in our national conversation, people would in their search for shaking up that conversation be interested in considering someone who is in my opinion not qualified," he said when asked about the Trump-Kander voter.
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It is also a major gamble amid what Li calls a "a battle" against foreign companies shaking up the global automotive market, namely tech firms like Tesla, Google, Uber and China's own Baidu pushing into autonomous driving, electric vehicles and car sharing.
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Credit Suisse and HSBC both rejected suggestions that they were actively involved in using offshore structures to help clients cheat on their taxes, Reuters reported on Tuesday, following the "Panama papers" leak over the weekend, which is currently shaking up the political world.
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HONG KONG/PARIS, Oct 30 (Reuters) - A flood of low-cost Chinese funding is shaking up the global aircraft leasing market, with Chinese capital now accounting for 28 percent of the $261 billion deployed by leasing firms worldwide, a study suggested on Monday.
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Brabender says these reactions capture "the paradox" of Trump's style: While his iconoclastic and often belligerent language convinces many working-class voters, especially men, that he's committed to shaking up the system on their behalf, it also alienates more moderate voters, especially women.
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Cannabis e-commerce startup Tokr, which just raised $1 million in seed funding, explains how it plans to broaden its appeal beyond hard core usersHow to use YouTube to scale your business and find new customersStreaming video is shaking up the media industry.
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After CNBC reported Thursday that the company had obtained permits to test its solar-roof products on top of its factory in Fremont, California, Bloomberg News reported Friday that the company was also shaking up the management ranks of the struggling unit.
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At the same time, adtech companies are shaking up the $70 billion TV industry with technology that can target and measure ads, as shown by acquisitions like Roku buying Dataxu, AT&T's Xandr acquisition of Clypd and LiveRamp's acquisition of Data Plus Math.
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Through interviews with top Army officials and a pitch deck that reveals how holding company giant Omnicom won the Army's ad business, Business Insider offers an exclusive look inside the military's plan to reverse those trends by shaking up its marketing strategy.
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From Edward Enninful to Charles Jeffrey, Theo Adams to Adwoa Aboah, here are the characters shaking up the fashion scene in Britain LONDON — A changing of the guard in some of London's most high-profile industry power houses has shuffled the hierarchy.
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The $1.3 trillion spending plan passed early Friday by Congress delivered a broad rebuke to President Trump's vision for shaking up government, ignoring many of his ideas for cutting domestic programs and, in some cases, expressly barring him from accomplishing his goals.
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The museum's director, Neal Benezra, plans to hire a curator this fall to focus solely on contemporary art "across all collecting categories," shaking up departments long organized by medium: photography, media arts, architecture and design, and — Mr. Garrels's area — painting and sculpture.
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The push, after a massive spike in Argentine beef exports to the world's No. 2 economy this year, underscores how China is looking to diversify its protein supply, shaking up the global meat trade as African swine fever hammers its domestic hog herd.
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Cardin, known for shaking up styles in the 1960s with futuristic bubble-dresses and other looks fit for a space odyssey, presented one of his latest protegees to the world on Thursday evening, a 27-year-old from a village in Provence.
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Cardin, known for shaking up styles in the 1960s with futuristic bubble-dresses and other looks fit for a space odyssey, presented one of his latest protegees to the world on Thursday evening, a 27-year-old from a village in Provence.
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After shaking up his own leadership team out of frustration with its performance, Trump is firing warning shots at Capitol Hill and openly criticizing Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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You may or may not recall that four years ago, Mitt Romney was torn apart by pundits because one of his advisers said that calibrating a campaign for the general election was like shaking up an Etch-a-Sketch and starting over.
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Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe feasted on bean soup and rice cakes at the humble home of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday, and sampled the down-to-earth living of a volatile new friend who is shaking up the status quo in Asia.
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Two kitties named Weston and Ellinore are shaking up everything we know about cats by doing things typical cats wouldn't even consider — like climbing, running, hitching rides in backpacks and sledding in the snow, as Weston here so eloquently illustrates in this YouTube video.
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With an endorsement last month from former president Barack Obama, Pressley was part of a historic wave of women, especially women of color, who took hold of the 2018 midterm elections and campaigned on bold, progressive platforms geared toward shaking up the Democratic Party.
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Others in Trump's orbit also said anyone capable of actually shaking up the White House would never accept the job, given Trump's temperament and the continued influence of his family, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, who have clashed with Trump's previous chiefs of staff.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's war on smog is shaking up the country's busiest ports, which handle billions of tonnes of cargo a year, forcing Tianjin to overhaul its business as northern rivals snare a greater share of vast coal and iron ore shipments, results show.
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But if this mode of almost-stalking isn't your style, and you'd rather rep your undying devotion in the comfort of your own home, then what better way to do it than with something as personal as shaking up your famous favorite's drink of choice?
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A shift in energy comes when Mars enters Aquarius on September 10, igniting a very private sector of your chart, shaking up your sleep schedule (pay close attention to what comes in your dreams), and raking up some buried anger that you need to address.
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ONLINE ART AUCTIONEERS TO MERGE | Paddle8 and Auctionata, two auction houses that have been shaking up the world of online art auctions, are expected to announce on Thursday that they will merge to broaden their reach, Michael J. de la Merced reports in DealBook.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. commodity trader Gerald Group said on Monday it will sell a stake in a subsidiary to a Chinese copper explorer and producer to boost its balance sheet, the latest sign that plunging metals prices are shaking up the global metals landscape.
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Read more: Meet the 8 people with new ideas about data, fees, and tech who are shaking up the $3.2 trillion hedge fund gameTo be clear, not all hedge funds are keen to pass off the development of AI tools and techniques to others.
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"The COVID crisis is shaking up Washington, and since more stimulus packages are likely to be on the table, we expect K Street to continue to ratchet up their attention and spending," Lisa Gilbert, vice president of legislative affairs at Public Citizen, told The Hill.
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BEIJING — China on Wednesday issued a blueprint for shaking up its bureaucracy that will sharpen the Communist Party's power over films, books and newspapers, while raising the profile of hitherto secretive party groups that steer policy on the economy, the internet and foreign affairs.
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To Mr. Byrne, shaking up the seating chart at Overstock was a bit like a common management tactic in the military, when an officer will work closely with a small "command initiatives group" that is considerably more nimble than the rest of the organization.
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Regarding how 500 Startups is shaking up how it handles its accelerator, the group intends to pivot to a rolling-admissions setup that will give participants more flexibility; the group will still hold two demo days each year — TechCrunch has more on the changes here.
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Representative Sean Patrick Maloney, a Hudson Valley Democrat and New York's first openly gay member of Congress, will run for New York attorney general, shaking up the field in what will be a 100-day sprint for one of the state's most powerful posts.
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The elder Mr. Bush, Mr. Updegrove reported, counseled his son to consider "shaking up the ticket" in 2004, meaning to replace Mr. Cheney as his running mate — just as the younger Mr. Bush suggested to his father about Vice President Dan Quayle in 1992.
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With Mr. Trump shaking up diplomatic and trade policy, Boeing described its $16.6 billion deal to sell planes to Iran as a deal that would support jobs in the United States, rather than an agreement with a country that has been blacklisted for decades.
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BAGHDAD — The front-runner in Iraqi elections, the populist Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr, wasted little time trying to prove to potential allies that he is serious about shaking up the government and cleaning up corruption as he worked to cobble together a governing coalition.
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"This will make it difficult for us to achieve a better (2020) result," Rolf Habben Jansen told reporters in Hamburg in comments on the ban on ships using a sulphur content above 0.5% on risk of fines, which is shaking up oil and shipping.
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That plan would potentially seek to wall off questions involving the investigations from day-to-day governing by creating a separate war room in the White House, assembling a high-powered legal team outside the White House and shaking up the president's communications team.
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"The president has never been much bothered by shaking up international conventions, so tussling with foreign leaders, by those standards, isn't a bad thing from his perspective," said Antonia Ferrier, a former aide to Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader.
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So they opened this ambient and refreshingly sedate spot with a glass bar filled with bric-a-brac, which today is still shaking up a serious collection of classic and signature cocktails — including a near-perfect Negroni — to an increasingly cocktail fluent local crowd.
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How so: After shaking up his own leadership team out of frustration with its performance, Trump is firing warning shots at Capitol Hill, and openly criticizing Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Acquiring key technologies, rekindling innovation, bringing products and services to market faster, embracing risk (and failure), shaking up a sclerotic corporate culture — all these can be achieved by partnering with young companies, provided they're the right partners and the enterprise host doesn't crush the relationship.
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A year ago, Mr. Xi triumphed at China's national legislature, abolishing a term limit on his presidency, opening the way for another decade or longer as both president and party leader, and shaking up the government to become a more compliant tool of party power.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dozens of major companies and specialty brands that are not official Olympics sponsors have applied to run advertising campaigns featuring athletes ahead of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, taking advantage of new rules that are shaking up the business of marketing surrounding the event.
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Now more than ever, women are embracing the old and elevating it into something fresh and new — whether that means reinterpreting 1950s cheek rouge in a modern way or shaking up the traditional pinup cat-eye by painting it on with a colorful Rimmel London liner.
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Tonight on the season finale of our travel and culinary show HUANG'S WORLD, Eddie rounds out the season in Qingdao, China, where he eats at a 100-year-old restaurant and does keg stands at a brewery in a city shaking up its traditional culinary excellence.
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The first two seasons aired on Ovation, and Amazon plans to release a new episode each Thursday But it's the model that's interesting here more than the content itself; an Amazon spokesperson told Recode that shaking up its usual, subscription-required approach made sense in this case.
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The question is not academic: Frustrated by stagnant income, fears for their children's future, and the deterioration of their towns and cities, ordinary people in the U.S. and across Europe are taking it out on migrants and their traditional politicians, shaking up the western-led political system.
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Accordingly, the casual assumption that Trump as president would be skilled at "getting things done" and "shaking up Washington" — put aside whether those things would yield more freedom and economic growth and national security or less — is far less obvious than he and his supporters believe.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The 2016 election is shaping up to be the year of angry voters, the disgruntled Americans shaking up the establishment by fueling the presidential campaigns of two very different candidates - billionaire businessman Donald Trump and self-declared socialist Bernie Sanders.
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In his first interview since shaking up company leadership this week, Roth also spoke to Business Insider about the benefits of promoting from within in an apparent dig at competitors like WPP and Publicis, both of which have had negative organic revenue growth in recent quarters.
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Shaking up his presidential campaign for the second time in two months, _________ hired Stephen Bannon, a top executive from Breitbart News, as the Republican's campaign chief, thus completing a merger between the most strident elements of the conservative news media and the Republican presidential nominee. 49.
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Shaking up convention Trump's stock market cheerleading marks yet another way he has broken the mold of presidential behavior, given that most US leaders tend to avoid market predictions so as not to shake up currency, equity and bond markets in ways that could rebound against them.
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And the Trump campaign is allowing the outsourcing attacks to sink in: For the last month, Clinton has been on the air all but unopposed, while Trump was busy bickering with the Khan family and shaking up his campaign leadership for the second time this summer.
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It's possible he could use this national airtime to draw a sharper contrast with Clinton than ever on issues like fundraising and her speaking fees, in hopes of shaking up the dynamics of the race and pulling off a shocking upset in New York next week.
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Along with endorsements from major organizations like Planned Parenthood and EMILY's List — who showcased Cisneros' progressive platform despite a blacklist rule from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee — Jessica Cisneros is now on everyone's radar as the woman shaking up the first major election day of 2020.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Reuters) - Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump apologized on Thursday for past remarks that "may have caused personal pain" as he sought to refocus his message in the face of falling opinion poll numbers in his first speech since shaking up his campaign team this week.
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But one takeaway is that athletes should consider shaking up their training to some extent if they begin to feel stagnant, says Oyvind Sandbakk, a professor and manager of the Centre for Elite Sports Research at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, who oversaw the study.
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As the big broadcast networks and ad buyers descend on Manhattan this week for the start of the annual advertising sales season known as upfronts, that Colbert-Fallon role reversal says everything you need to know about the political charge that's shaking up the television world.
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The New York native went from working as a poorly paid waitress as recently as last year to sitting in Congress, she said, crediting Sanders for her own political awakening and shaking up U.S. politics with his primary challenge of eventual nominee Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. is shaking up his campaign leadership just days ahead of the New Hampshire primary, an acknowledgment that his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination is in major trouble after a disastrous fourth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.
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Although the outlook for most of them is not good, and several have done little more than file the necessary paperwork with the city's campaign finance board, others may have a shot at shaking up — if not actually defeating — the campaigns of the de facto front-runners.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe feasted on bean soup and rice cakes at the humble home of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday, and sampled the down-to-earth living of a volatile new friend who is shaking up the status quo in Asia.
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Ammann's involvement with Cruise had been expanded earlier this year as GM shuffled responsibilities, shaking up the leadership of its Cadillac brand and putting executive vice president Mark Reuss in charge of the luxury division as well as product planning and development for the largest US automaker.
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The theme of mercy, it turns out, also provides Francis with a metaphor for articulating his broader aim of shaking up the Roman Catholic Church, which he laid out in detail in a voluminous document called "Evangelii Gaudium" ("The Joy of the Gospel") that was issued in November 2013.
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The research, published Monday in the journal Nature, used observations taken from big floats in the remote ocean, NASA satellites, and even sensors attached to the heads of elephant seals to show how the ocean under the ice gets mixed up, like a bartender shaking up a cocktail.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department said on Tuesday it was shaking up staffing at the federal jail where financier Jeffrey Epstein died over the weekend while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges, announcing it had temporarily assigned a new warden and placed two corrections officers on administrative leave.
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Recruiters are shaking up college conversations, said Paul C. Kaser, a counselor at the Bergen County Academies, a public magnet school in New Jersey where nearly half the seniors are National Merit Scholars, finalists, semifinalists or commended students, and parents and students meet counselors with Excel spreadsheets in hand.
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Toss in a summit with North Korea's Kim Jong-un that proved more comical than scary, a shaking up of both our more complacent allies and China, and Mr. Trump might have fashioned a reasonable case that his methods, crude and unsavory though they might be, were accomplishing something.
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However, Mahathir said he might not be keen on shaking up his cabinet line-up if it ends up derailing the policies that his government had set out to implement - and especially if it got in the way of Malaysia hosting next year's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit.
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Rising prices, changing demographics and low geographic mobility are shaking up the housing market and driving down the number of homes for sale in the U.S. Why it matters: "It's a sign that the dynamism of the American economy is diminished," says Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics.
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Read and View: Land, Loss and Rebirth in Standing Rock ■ There's a new artistic director at the Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, and the reporter Tim Grode found that he's already shaking up the repertory theater company, which had been struggling with declining ticket sales.
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WINNERS Bud Light/Game of Thrones -- Many viewers were no doubt stunned and perhaps confused to see the beer ad morph into a "Game of Thrones" tie-in, but it was genuinely surprising, and in terms of shaking up a day filled with otherwise predictable creative, kind of awesome.
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T-Mobile began shaking up wireless industry practices after the government blocked AT&T from acquiring it in 2011, scrapping contract plans to give customers more flexibility, lowering prices and introducing Binge On. In recent years, its share of new users has been growing, according to research from MoffettNathanson.
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Only Tayshia and Cassie managed to get through their fantasy suite dates before a major plot twist happened, shaking up the way the rest of this season will unfold: Cassie's dad showed up in Portugal, where the dates were going down, and made her realize that she wasn't ready to marry Colton.
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To restore confidence in Boeing's once-sterling reputation for safety, corporate governance experts and analysts urged the world's largest aerospace company to take more dramatic steps, including shaking up its board of directors, curbing Muilenburg's power, owning up to what went wrong with the 7373 Max and hiring a credible outsider to investigate.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Va.).
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With a Republican president heading to Washington, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) is shaking up his team, promoting longtime aide Jonathan Burks to be his new chief of staff.
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The franchise's familiar gang of original toys, including Woody and Buzz Lightyear, is all present and accounted for, but the Toy Story cast has expanded greatly over the years, and this time around, newcomer Forky (Tony Hale) — a spork with googly eyes and pipe cleaner hands — is shaking up the status quo.
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"The State of Israel is patient and tolerant toward the weak among it and minorities ... But to my great regret extremist and dangerous elements have overrun Israel as well as the Likud party, shaking up our home and threatening harm to those in it," he said, hinting he might quit the ruling party.
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Google will charge search providers to be the Android default in Europe Google is shaking up Android search in response to antitrust action, Thomas Ricker reports: Starting in early 25, Google will present a new search provider choice screen to Android users in Europe when first setting up a new phone or tablet.
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The concept of rats evolving quickly enough to handle whatever humans throw their way has captivated the general public, and Munshi-South has become his field's preeminent evangelist—the scientist likeliest to pop up in a panel discussion to explain how cities are shaking up the genetics of wildlife with astonishing swiftness.
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Chinese billionaire Jack Ma's Ant Financial was spun off from e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Co Ltd, which went public in 1883, and has played a vital role in shaping the financial technology landscape in China, shaking up the state-controlled traditional banking, asset management and insurance sectors with disruptive new products.
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It's hard to see them shaking up the dynamic in the Senate, where the trial will be tightly controlled by Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play House Democrats to vote on flavored e-cigarettes ban next year MORE (R-KY).
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Caroline Framke: If the first two episodes of UnReal's second season were all about shaking up the status quo, with Chet and Quinn declaring a war in which they'd each present their own version of Everlasting to the network, "Guerilla" is probably our first look at what season two will actually look like.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)In shaking up his leadership team last week, Ben Carson has begun changing before our eyes from the consummate political outsider -- a soft-spoken neurosurgeon making his first run for any public office -- to a savvier, more outspoken political leader willing to mix it up in the coming Republican primary bloodbath.
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Actress Kirstie Alley said Thursday that she admires GOP presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE for shaking up the political debate.
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Polls of polls on Sunday showed the Leave and Remain camps split down the middle at 22/22026, shaking up those that have been counting on the UK staying in the EU. Additional Tier 1 bonds have dropped up to three points in the last week, while Tier 2 debt has also taken a knock.
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Hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management, controlled by Ackman, announced a nearly 10 percent stake in the company in September, and Reuters reported at that time that the investor was eager to repair the burrito chain after a food safety lapses by shaking up the board and possibly replacing the company's co-chief executives.
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"Our mission is to become the [number one] e-mobility service provider on Earth, featuring the world&aposs most desirable and sustainable vehicles while shaking up the old automotive industry model – from the way a customer attains a vehicle, chooses affordable insurance, services a vehicle to the overall mobility experience," Fisker said in a statement.
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Where technology and economics collide Apple's September 12 event premiering the iPhone 8, iPhone X, Apple TV 4k, and an LTE-enabled Apple Watch was the most exciting new iPhone launch event in years, thanks largely to the strategic risk the world's leading smartphone maker is taking by shaking up the price structure of its world-conquering iPhone line.
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While Trump can certainly be said to be "shaking up" Washington with his picks, it is also true that, by nominating so many fringe candidates at once, Democrats (and a handful of Republicans) will only be able to muster up real opposition to two or three of them at most, allowing the others to slide in.
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Away co-founders (from left): Steph Korey and Jen Rubio Away co-founders (from left): Steph Korey and Jen Rubio By applying lean startup methodology and the direct-to-consumer strategy Rubio and co-founder Steph Korey learned as some of the first 15 employees at Warby Parker, Away is shaking up the stodgy luggage market.
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The Republican front-runner boldly announced Tuesday that he will boycott the last GOP presidential debate before the first contest of the primary cycle -- denying Iowans their last opportunity to judge the leading Republican hopefuls side-by-side before the Iowa caucuses and potentially shaking up the dynamics of the presidential race just days before that contest.
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The most impressive hack comes when Elliot decides he wants to listen in on the Dark Army, first by shaking up Zhun in an admittedly weird library meeting (you have to be quiet in the library!) and then by planting a nasty spyware program on Zhun's phone, allowing him to listen in through hacked phone's mic.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHouse panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (R-Ore.).
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Taking stock of all these changes and paradoxes, we might be able to extrapolate a bit about what the future of K-pop looks like: even more diverse, with an ever-increasing number of independent artists shaking up the studio scene, even though most of them will still have to play within the system's rigid standards.
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This moment, with women feeling triumphant about finally shaking up the network of old, white men who run Hollywood in a sexist way, is a bit of an illusion, since the entertainment industry has been taken over by an even more impenetrable group of younger, white men from the tech universe, which has an even more virulent bro culture.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) sponsored a bill in May to block drug companies from using patent laws to delay lower-priced drugs … A growing rift between the GOP and longtime drug-industry allies is shaking up pharmaceutical policy, and for the first time in a generation, some Republicans and Democrats are joining to overhaul drug-price regulation.
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Google employee activism on diversity, Pentagon contract is shaking up Internet giant Orlando police decide to keep testing controversial Amazon facial recognition program Google says it will focus diversity efforts on black, Hispanic women Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly commonplace in daily life, found in everything from Facebook's face detection feature for photos to Apple's iPhone X facial recognition.
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And if the trailer (or at the very least, Hemsworth's trillion-watt smile in this GIF) is anything to go by, taking these characters we've gotten to know over the last few films and shaking up the setting looks like it's going to lead to some results that, at the very least, will be distinguishable from the superhero movie churn.
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Directed by eclectic, Oscar-winning filmmaker Bill Condon, and written by Josh Singer (who went on to co-write the Oscar-winning screenplay for Spotlight and the Oscar-nominated The Post), The Fifth Estate tells the story of how Julian Assange went from being an obscure, lone-wolf hacktivist to shaking up the media and the world order with his website WikiLeaks.
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Some of T-Mobile's earlier Un-carrier efforts — the end of two-year contracts and device subsidies, phasing out data overage charges, and zero-rating popular streaming services — have reverberated throughout the US mobile industry and led Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint to at times copy or put their own spin on T-Mobile's ideas for "shaking up" the carrier model.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has been shaking up his transition team in the days since the election and ousting those with close ties to New Jersey Gov.
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Michael Cohen's bombshell claim that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE knew in advance that WikiLeaks would release damaging Democratic emails in 6900 is shaking up congressional investigations into Russia's election interference.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Va.), a vocal tech industry critic, told The Hill in a statement.
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"Chapter 40," in true "Jane the Virgin" fashion throws more and more plots around: Petra's long lost twin sister arrives, shaking up both Petra and Rafael's lives; Rafael decides to use the money he made from insider trading to try and buy the Fairwick Hotel; and Jane is struggling to rewrite her story in a way that caters to her professor's demands but doesn't lose Jane's voice.
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There's Le Guin as the young, struggling writer whose fiction is dismissed by editors as being too heady to find an audience; Le Guin as the pipe-smoking feminist shaking up the male-dominated science fiction scene; Le Guin the mother and anarchist; and finally, Le Guin as the aging anti-capitalist National Book Award winner who is sick and tired of profiteers ruining literature.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is shaking up how the White House handles trade deals, appointing an anti-China trade economist with close ties to his campaign to lead a new advisory council.
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Jerry MoranGerald (Jerry) MoranMicrosoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate It's time for Congress to establish a national mental health crisis number Overnight Defense: Top diplomat changes testimony to indicate quid pro quo | Dem offers measure on Turkish human rights abuses in Syria | Warren offers plan to address veteran suicide rates MORE (R-Kan.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) have hinted they could put out privacy legislation of their own.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHouse panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (Ore.), came out strongly against the flavor ban in the Democrats' bill.
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Mr. Liu's decision to run, and the requisite last-minute petition drive — his supporters started collecting signatures last week and submitted them to the Board of Elections on Thursday — come on the heels of the recent surprise primary victory of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a progressive political newcomer who dethroned Representative Joseph Crowley, energizing the Democratic Party's left wing and shaking up politics in Queens, where Mr. Crowley holds outsize influence.
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Image 2 of 2 RAMALLAH, West Bank – The aftershocks of the U.S. Embassy move to Jerusalem and bloodshed on the Gaza border are shaking up the region, including the relationship between Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and his former negotiating partners, Israel and the U.S. Seething over a perceived U.S. betrayal on Jerusalem, Abbas is preparing to pursue a war crimes complaint against Israel at the International Criminal Court that would sharply escalate tensions with Israel.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenHouse panel advances flavored e-cigarette ban Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (Ore.), the top Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said in a statement to The Hill.
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The secretary, in a letter addressed to Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) obtained by CNN, proposed shaking up as many as three-dozen posts, by either letting go or transferring the envoys.
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Like the CW did with Arrow, Titans — which features an extremely goth Teagan Croft as Raven, not to mention the Senegalese Anna Diop (Bosch, 24: Legacy) and Japanese Ryan Potter (Big Hero 6) shaking up the white-coded team as Starfire and Beast Boy, respectively — looks like it'll be a far grittier (and far more mature, with a TV-MA rating) take on the once-goofy squad, with quite a bit of profanity — "Fuck Batman" — and bone-crunching.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Va.), who is up for reelection next year, said the candidates who won "ran on more moderate issues" and emphasized a "Virginia-centric" platform.
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The secretary said Trump should not have decided to withdraw the United States from the 2900-nation Paris climate agreement, asserting that he still supported the deal despite Trump's insistence that it would impose unfair restrictions on the U.S. The split put into stark contrast Tillerson's reluctance to undo what had been hailed by the Obama administration — and U.S. allies abroad — as a monumental achievement for the international community with Trump's stated goal of shaking up international relations.
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Mr. Trump campaigned on a platform of shaking up Washington, but his pomp-and-circumstance arrival began with two jarring concessions to a city he may not inhabit full time: This week, he was forced to abandon his cherished "Trump" 757 for an Air Force jet, and, according to people close to the transition, he has traded in his Android phone for a secure, encrypted device approved by the Secret Service with a new number that few people possess.
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The climate issue - The Economist, September 19th 2019 Clean power is shaking up the geopolitics of energy - The Economist, March 15th 2018 The truth about big oil and climate change - The Economist, February 9th 2019 Greenhouse gases must be scrubbed from the air - The Economist, November 16th 303 Why people in rich countries are eating more vegan food - The Economist, October 13th 2018 Simon Lewis, professor of Global Change Science at UCL and the University of Leeds, also discusses alternative approaches.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Va.) on Friday criticized the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for not taking action after a September report revealed the exposure of medical images and sensitive health data of millions of Americans.
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Sen. Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Va.) on Friday criticized the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for not taking action after a September report revealed the exposure of the medical images and sensitive health data of millions of Americans.
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The David Solomon era at Goldman Sachs kicked off with 43 words Lloyd Blankfein would never sayGoldman Sachs CEO David Solomon shares his best leadership adviceGoldman Sachs is shaking up the way it stocks one of the most elite clubs on Wall Street — and it shows how banks are back to making money againGoldman Sachs' 1MDB problems are eating into employee morale, and insiders worry the firm will use its legal woes as an excuse to scrimp on bonusesGoldman Sachs is about to move dozens of jobs out of pricey New York to Utah as Wall Street turns to cheaper cities
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's former top aide Stephen Bannon says that his old boss should consider shaking up his legal team, and in particular appeared to call for the removal of Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Diplomat who raised Ukraine concerns to testify in Trump impeachment probe Pelosi releases 'fact sheet' saying Trump has 'betrayed his oath of office' MORE.
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President says GOP "must fight" Freedom Caucus, after Ryan warned Trump may turn to Dems Trump is shaking up his senior West Wing staff days after failing to repeal and replace Obamacare: Deputy chief of staff Katie Walsh is leaving Top Dem: We're doing our best to try to get the House Intelligence Committee's Russia election meddling probe back on track White House invites lawmakers on House and Senate intel panels to view materials concerning Trump's claims he was wiretapped by Obama administration Top Dem on House intel panel expresses "profound concern" with the way White House materials were made available to the committee.
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Here is a short list of moves — some authoritarian, some just destabilizing — that Trump promised or threatened during the campaign: reinstating waterboarding and allowing torture, even over military objections; shaking up NATO and striking a deal that abandons American allies to a Russian sphere of influence; pulling the United States out of Nafta; changing libel laws to make it easier to bankrupt his critics in the press; launching a major trade war with China; pulling the United States out of the Iranian nuclear deal; installing cronies and relatives in high judicial posts; banning Muslim entry to the United States; and deporting millions of illegal immigrants in an enormous sweep.
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VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger explains how the 'traumatic' decision to work with Amazon Web Services led to it becoming a secret superpower in the cloud warsHere's the cover letter that landed a former MySQL and Sun Microsystems executive the top job at a $331 million startupAnd more from across the BI newsroom:How Refinery29 bootstrapped for 8 years, caught fire, and raised $133 million — only to end up selling to another struggling startup, Vice Media, for mostly stockMeet 2019's Rising Stars of Wall Street shaking up investing, trading, and dealmakingThe SEC is hiring a chief data officer as the regulator aims to keep pace with Wall Street's obsession over informationJPMorgan has a complex relationship with WeWork.
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Read the full story here:Meet the 13 power players of fintech unicorn Brex as it tries to unseat traditional banks and credit card companies in 2020Here are some of the latest tech highlights:Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says too many people use their phones to consume, not create — and thinks its Teams chat app can help restore &aposbalance&aposThe president of Dell&aposs VC arm explains how AI made chip startups hot, and why he bet on a new one led by 3 star engineers from Apple and GoogleWeWork&aposs collapse is already shaking up the venture-capital business and could be felt for years to come, tech insiders sayeBay lays off at least 200 employees as restructuring continues under interim CEOFacebook&aposs retreat on WhatsApp ads shows the limits of its Instagram playbook and means Mark Zuckerberg must answer a $22 billion questionAnd more good reads from across the BI newsroom:Carlos Ghosn&aposs transformation from business icon to international fugitive was entirely predictable, industry leaders say.
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