But that pales in comparison to the money that has already been shelled out, and continues to be shelled out, by the state.
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Ultimately, McGlashan shelled out more than $250,000 in the scheme.
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No supplemental discipline for Wilson shelled out on the play.
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The network shelled out a reported $3.5 million for the property.
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The PAC has shelled out about $700,000 total in those races.
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In retail, Wal-Mart recently shelled out $3.3 billion for Jet.
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Yet more still is shelled out on food for the grill.
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Our sources say he shelled out a whopping $25k every month.
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He shelled out a further $100m to move it to China.
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Last year, it shelled out more than $500,000 for advocacy efforts.
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During the same month, he shelled out $30,700 to the DNC.
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Who is getting all the money Samsung shelled out on ANTI?
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The following year, Trump shelled out $29.2 million for the property.
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WarnerMedia shelled out $425 million to do the same with Friends.
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Ted Cruz and supporters shelled out $9.8 million and got 2,483,553 votes.
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On Monday, Workday shelled out $1.55 billion for analytics company Adaptive Insights.
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Campbell Soup shelled out $22017 million for organic soup company Pacific Foods.
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Add it all up, and you've shelled out a lot of money.
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One day this month, the No. 1 contributor shelled out 120,000 Live.
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Facebook shelled out $11.2 million to run its first Super Bowl commercial.
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The owner himself shelled out only $820,000 for the home in 2013.
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Sure, there was the $14.99 I shelled out for the Kindle edition.
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Also in that year, it shelled out roughly $100 million for Basis.
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Disney shelled out big bucks for ads during this past weekend's Emmys.
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To date, banks have shelled out $2142 billion in restitution for overdraft abuses.
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And then there's Vizio, for which it shelled out $2 billion in July.
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Someone shelled out $100,000 for a Cheeto -- that looks like Harambe the Gorilla.
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Without AWS or WeWork, you shelled out upfront for hardware and a lease.
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He noted that they shelled out more than $10,000 for Uber car rides.
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Overall, Bezos shelled out a total of $533 million for his N.Y.C. abode.
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Everyone shelled out $33k a head ... and Hillary made off with a fortune.
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In 2017 it shelled out a total of $3,000 to back Blum's efforts.
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The PAC shelled out $301,763 that month, and did the same in October.
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Both have also shelled out production costs for music videos and live shows.
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The drink was included in the $10 cover charge shelled out by fans.
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You've already shelled out for your nice TV and all your streaming options.
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Meanwhile, I had just shelled out $25 to cuddle with a frail guy.
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In 2017, CC Land Holdings shelled out $1.47 billion for London's "Cheesegrater" skyscraper.
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Washington, but he also shelled out hundreds of thousands of dollars to hire
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U.S. taxpayers have shelled out approximately $1 trillion in disaster relief since 1980.
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I've shelled out less than $20 on coffee and only $143 on eating out.
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The organizations shelled out more than $340 million in the House battle from Oct.
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Uber said 39 people shelled out $99 for the tour on its first day.
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The world's biggest ad agency shelled out $4 billion on Google alone in 2015.
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Survey participants shelled out 103 percent of their annual income on vacations, on average.
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Roger Williams of Texas has also shelled out campaign funds at the upscale restaurant.
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All have shelled out big bucks to churn out TV dramas and variety shows.
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So, I shelled out $10 for Dericeedic Sheet Strap Suspenders, and they work great.
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So far, the company said, it has shelled out $108 million on professional fees.
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The amount of interest shelled out on the longer loan, however, also is higher.
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Collectively, it should be mentioned, these acquirers shelled out about $4 billion for the startups.
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Schmitt later took her shopping and shelled out more than $400 on clothes, police said.
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Last year, Netflix shelled out more than $12 billion to purchase, license and produce content.
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Last year, Netflix shelled out more than $733 billion to purchase, license and produce content.
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As of June 24, the United States had shelled out about $8.6 billion of that.
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Additionally, Microsoft spent $7.5 billion on GitHub and Salesforce shelled out $6.5 billion on MuleSoft.
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The campaign has spent just $89.5 million, while Clinton's campaign has shelled out $268.4 million.
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Audiences also shelled out to see the hyper-realistic movie in the best quality possible.
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I was skeptical of shampoo even as I shelled out for the "color-protecting" kind.
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Over the past decade's debt explosion, taxpayers have shelled out $4.4 trillion in financing costs.
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Then it shelled out $5.3 billion for Chesapeake's assets, and the stock is at $7.
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But it hasn't worked out as planned, even though taxpayers already shelled out $750 million.
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Lemire says NTS shelled out $22k for DaBaby, and he's working on getting it back.
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We're told the donors have already shelled out the money and received Secret Service clearance.
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Not long after that purchase, Acton also shelled out another $2 million for some Beatles history.
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Employers, meanwhile, would save the entire $955 billion they would have shelled out on health care.
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Pages for Texas and New York shelled out more on Saturday than some competitors' entire campaigns.
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Verizon also shelled out $2.4 billion to buy Fleetmatics, which uses software to manage truck fleets.
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The government shelled out $74 billion in benefits last year, about double the level of 2008.
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Last year alone it shelled out $132bn, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), a consultancy.
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Microsoft shelled out $6900 billion for the internet voice and video business of Luxembourg-based Skype.
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And those going to a four-year private school shelled out even more for tuition: $33,480.
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The payment endured when Fed membership became compulsory; in 2015 the Fed shelled out $1.7 billion.
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Bloomberg has shelled out millions on expensive toys, including helicopters and a fleet of private planes.
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The second biggest spender out of any company was AT&T, which shelled out $4.6 million.
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It also significantly trails the estimated $276 million shelled out by Facebook for its 53 IPO.
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That's how much companies reportedly shelled out to land an ad in last night's Super Bowl.
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The winning bidder was not identified, but he or she shelled out $703,184, including the premium.
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They were paying $1,800/month in 1997, but say they shelled out $5,141.28/month in 2016.
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But unless you shelled out for the full boxed set, you probably haven't heard it yet.
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But they weren&apost the first time Seoul had shelled out in the name of Korean unity.
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Content spending is expected to rise in 2450 from the $2356 billion Netflix shelled out in 225.
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For the past three years, I've shelled out $60 a pop for a LifePlanner from Erin Condren.
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The NRCC shelled out $2.4 million, while the Congressional Leadership Fund spent just more than $3 million.
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Defense company Boeing paid only 5 percent, even as its competitor General Dynamics shelled out 27 percent.
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It's also shelled out for its content studio, signing producers and celebrities like media mogul Oprah Winfrey.
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Every company applicant shelled out a nonrefundable $10,000 fee to apply, and an additional $200,000 to register.
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Canelo rematch, he shelled out millions of dollars of his own money to get the deal done.
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Last year, Gaga's fiancé even shelled out nearly $300K in an auction for Armadillo heels for her.
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In 2012, it wrote off nearly all the $6.3 billion shelled out for digital-advertising agency aQuantive.
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Outside groups supporting and opposing both candidates had shelled out nearly $11 million as of May 31.
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The bids for breaking bread with Buffett have soared in price: Last year's winner shelled out $22011,22011,93.
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Even roughly 1,000 moms and dads who had shelled out $29 a month for access to Mileyworld.
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Like flight crews, they said they shelled out for uniforms, food and even drinking water on flights.
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She had already shelled out hundreds of dollars for V.I.P. passes in celebration of her coming birthday.
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Taxpayers have shelled out $538.6 billion in interest costs in the 2019 fiscal year, easily a record.
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Students and their hopeful parents shelled out as much as $26,000 seeking to jump-start a career.
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They do not capture the money candidates have raised or shelled out ahead of Saturday's Nevada caucuses.
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New Republican PAC, another super PAC designed to help Scott get elected, has shelled out $5.3 million.
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PhRMA has shelled out more than $213 million to lobby the federal government over the last decade.
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Non-interest costs rose 4 percent as the bank shelled out more for employee benefits and compensation.
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Between 2014 and 2017, Ergen shelled out almost $18 billion on additional spectrum, through purchases and auctions.
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Does anyone really think Trump or his lawyers would have shelled out $130,000 if nothing had happened?
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One SuperPAC allied with rival presidential candidate Marco Rubio has already shelled out millions in the state.
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Whoever shelled out for the hearts, however, paid a sizable sum: about $2125,5003 according to one floral expert.
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Austrian ones want to catch up, and have shelled out about €1bn on snowmaking over the past decade.
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ASU has controlled the site since 2011 and it shelled out $575,000 to buy and restore the property.
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And then it truly shelled out, awarding a $193 million contract to Universities Space Research Association in Maryland.
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By comparison, Arsenal Football Club shelled out over £470 million to build, own, and operate the Emirates stadium.
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It's got a 55% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and Megacritic -- which ain't good -- but folks still shelled out.
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In Hong Kong, the rivals have introduced redeem programs and shelled out generous subsidies to vie for shoppers.
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Sources tell TMZ ... In Touch shelled out an undisclosed amount of money to make the suit go away.
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Seymour contended investors have shelled out more for those and other popular tech stocks because of recent results.
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I shelled out $500, waited a few days, and assembled the chair on the floor of my office.
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Netflix recently shelled out big bucks to keep the beloved NBC sitcom available in the U.S. through 2019.
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The biggest spender is Trump himself, who has shelled out $534,864 to his own businesses since Jan. 26.
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Last year they shelled out around $400 million for pet Halloween costumes, according to the National Retail Federation.
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The NIH is the federal agency that shelled out $32 billion for biomedical research in fiscal year 2016.
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Although usage stepped up in 2017, after Bytedance shelled out to acquire rival lip-sync video app, Musical.
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The American Pet Products Association estimates Americans shelled out more than $16.6 billion on veterinary care in 2017.
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Steyer's campaign shelled out $303 million on Facebook ads in the 30 days from July 13 to Aug.
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In 2015, Intercontinental Exchange, which owns the New York Stock Exchange, shelled out $5.2 billion for Interactive Data.
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She paid $6.5 mil for that place -- looks like she shelled out a bit more for this one.
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It shelled out hundreds of thousands of dollars to settle legal disputes involving Trump himself or his companies.
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Advertisers shelled out at least $5 million for 30 seconds of screen time during this year's Super Bowl.
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She was intrigued by the idea of following biblical dietary advice and shelled out $62.40 in January 2018.
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U.S. consumers shelled out $56 billion to attend sporting events in 2016, according to a study by CreditCards.com.
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In all, consumers shelled out more than $100 billion on sports-related purchases in the last 12 months.
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Federal bureaucrats shelled out for half a billion dollar's worth of mobile homes that were never even used.
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It has shelled out more than $26 million on ads opposing Congress' plan to address surprise medical bills.
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And last year American public companies shelled out about $800 billion just to buy back their own stock.
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Still, it wasn't just Clinton who heavily outspent Trump; he also shelled out much less than other recent nominees.
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Source: Mark DeGiacomo (Bankruptcy Trustee) Steven Palladino shelled out investor funds to buy expensive items like Louis Vuitton luggage.
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They shelled out an average of $45 in tips, the majority of which were in cash, the survey found.
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Couples married in 2016 shelled out an average $35,329 to cover wedding costs, according to The Knot's annual survey.
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Had he held onto the Bitcoin and shelled out regular cash, he'd be well over $100 million richer today.
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Sometimes the energy of the person you shelled out good money to see is that of a limp carrot.
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The company shelled out about $500 million for Xamarin, whose software helps developers create apps across all major platforms.
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Earlier this year, Auburn University, in Alabama, shelled out a $29,000 settlement after denying Spencer the opportunity to speak.
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And Apple shelled out $7 million — again, more than ever — to lobby the U.S. government over the same period.
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I shelled out $135 plus convenience fees to do the simple job of being a true Jake Gyllenhaal fan.
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That's in addition to what he says was about $20,000 that he shelled out to produce the publicity stunt.
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Over the last seven days, he spent $23.5,260, and through the course of 30 days he shelled out $105,000.
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It's also said that Bezos shelled out a $1 million over the museum's listing price, according to The Post.
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The Diamondbacks shelled out $211 million with the belief that Greinke would provide production while serving as an anchor.
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Their parents had shelled out a lot of money to get their ACT scores up to 35s or 36s.
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So you shelled out some money for an Apple Watch — a sleek, super cool gadget that's worth showing off.
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Earlier this year, New York City shelled out $5.6 million to buy mint scented garbage bags to deter rats.
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Whoever shelled out for the hearts, however, paid a sizable sum: about $67,000, one floral expert estimated to PEOPLE.
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Republican Senate and House political committees and campaigns have shelled out at least another $2724.32 million at Trump properties.
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He once shelled out $13 million for a ninth-floor co-op overlooking Central Park, according to the Observer.
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Warren, in her first run for public office, raised $42 million, while Brown shelled out $35 million defending himself.
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I finally shelled out for The Volume by Kevyn Aucoin and it's absolutely the best I've tried so far.
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He also shelled out $250,000 to Trump Victory, a joint fundraising committee, and just over $230,000 to the RNC.
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The reimagining of the infamous ship is thanks to Clive Palmer, who shelled out $500 million for the project.
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Justin Bieber shelled out a few hundred bucks to cover the bar bill of a grieving group of strangers.
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Struggling to wrap his head around the process and avoid unnecessary delays, Peskin shelled out $20163,000 to hire a lawyer.
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In his third-place finish, Cruz shelled out nearly $4 per vote, and Kasich spent just over $2 per vote.
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Vegans and vegetarians: like the smoothest nut butter that you can't normally afford, but shelled out for cos winter's coming.
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The contest has sold out, and fans have shelled out big-time cash on the secondary market to see Bryant.
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Meanwhile, KKR-owned Trainline shelled out as much as $189M to acquire the French rail platform, Captain Train, in 2016.
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In 2016, Bezos shelled out $23 million for a 27,25.3-square-foot mansion in the nation's capitol, Town & Country reports.
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The U.S. paid $432.6 billion in debt service for fiscal 2016 and has shelled out $188.2 billion in fiscal 2017.
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In two recent years, he has shelled out $1 million-plus to keep his 300 acres alive during the drought.
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In fact, just last year Comcast shelled out $33 Million to settle with the state of California for privacy violations.
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That's no small bite: It's three quarters of what the conglomerate shelled out for swanky hotel chain Belmond before Christmas.
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The two campaigns and outside groups supporting and opposing them shelled out at least $36 million as of May 31.
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In a recent interview with Complex, Tucker, 21, estimates he shelled out "probably close to $0003,2000 " for sneakers last season.
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My father shelled out a princely sum of $80 to secure the books and our D&D lives had begun.
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US taxpayers have shelled out at least $471,000 to Trump's properties since he became president, according to newly revealed documents
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Consumers shelled out $219 billion to attend sporting events over the past year, according to a new study by CreditCards.com.
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Trump's long-time fixer and attorney, Michael Cohen, shelled out the money just 10 days before the 2016 presidential election.
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Since 2013, the iPhone maker shelled out a total of $3903 billion in disclosed M&A deals, according to Crunchbase data.
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His comments come at a time when media giants such as Disney and Netflix have shelled out billions on content production.
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Target learned this lesson when it shelled out millions of dollars in a settlement over claims that its website was inaccessible.
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Money shelled out for private school for the kids, $40,000 vacations, new cars, high-end jewelry and watches is holding steady.
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If it feels like you've just shelled out money to watch a glorified commercial for the real program, you're not wrong.
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And in August, Uber shelled out a reported $700 million for Otto, a six-month-old developer of self-driving trucks.
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The actor was on the hook for $750,000 -- a settlement he had struck with her -- but had only shelled out $250,000.
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If you've just shelled out a considerable amount on a new handset, you don't want to risk it breaking right away.
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In the hope of countering the trending negativity over the weekend, Uber shelled out for targeted ads to saturate social media.
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Trump stopped at a cupcake station and shelled out more than the buck it cost ... but left the delectability behind. #KiddosForTrump
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The bad news is Columbia Pictures shelled out $42 million to make the absurd take on Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson.
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Taxpayers shelled out $574.6 billion in fiscal 2019 on interest payments for the debt and another $229.1 billion in fiscal 143.
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Some wealthy families have shelled out big bucks to stock up on premium food and supplies in the usually seasonal enclave.
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People had shelled out $900 for this thing; could the company really just shut off its servers after a few years?
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Nike also shelled out about $56 million on the French national team and about $322.83 million to sponsor the English team.
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Juul shelled out nearly $240,000 on lobbying in California in the first half of the year, according to state disclosure filings.
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TL;DR: this is the kind of restaurant tour many Chicagoans and foodie tourists have shelled out big bucks to take.
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Fox shelled out $3 billion for Thursday Night NFL rights for the next five years in a deal announced last week.
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Those organizations have spent more than $16 million opposing McCaskill, while outside groups have shelled out nearly $14 million against Hawley.
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By contrast, Wall Street and the broader financial industrial shelled out more than $1.1 billion in the 2016 election cycle alone.
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All told, private businesses spent nearly $700 billion on health care, while American households shelled out nearly $980 billion in 2017.
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Private businesses, meanwhile, shelled out nearly $103 billion on health care, an increase of 6.2% -- the fastest growth rate since 2003.
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And in January, Google shelled out at least $50,000 for a gala at the Smithsonian that hosted 70 mostly Republican lawmakers.
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Paramount shelled out $40 million to produce the R-rated "Rocketman," which doesn't shy away from sex, drugs, and rock-n-roll.
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Times that by ten lovely weekends in Provence, and French taxpayers probably shelled out at at least 140,000 for the general's escapades.
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Mr Zimbalist estimates that South Africa shelled out $5bn for the 2010 edition, with Brazil's bill finishing somewhere between $15bn and $20bn.
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Those who shelled out the cash to streaming app, Halogen, complained the video was shaky, lagging, froze often and the audio sucked.
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With streaming, the full game experience won't be limited to just PC owners or those who shelled out for a $500 console.
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Her campaign has shelled out around $61 million thus far to own the airwaves — on top of $43 million from outside groups.
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The Weber-Morgan Narcotics Strike Force shelled out more than $10,000 to bring URL to Weber County after his training was complete.
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Some 400 students from across the country have shelled out $803,000 for a certificate from the school since it opened in 2014.
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Probably something you don't want to hear if you shelled out the $750 for the handset in the last couple of months.
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The pharma group also displayed signs of a need for consolidation when Pfizer shelled out $14 billion to buy Medivation last week.
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In February, Cisco shelled out $1.4 billion for Jasper Technologies, whose software helps companies manage web-connected cars, refrigerators and watering systems.
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Perhaps you might find inspiration from a California man who shelled out $1 million for in-app purchases in Game of War.
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Maybe that's why Amazon shelled out a reported $50 million—five times what Twitter paid—to wrest the rights away this year.
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General Motors' $2023,000 in donations took the form of vehicles and GE Lighting shelled out $365,000 in lighting services for the event.
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It also shelled out more than $100 million to merge with a Chinese company called Cirina, according to one of the sources.
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In some cases buyers have shelled out for apartments before they were built, only for the developers to disappear with the funds.
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At the same time, the campaign shelled out $8.3 million to Giles-Parscale, the marketing firm of Trump's Digital Director Brad Parscale.
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On the WeWork front, Adam Neumann reportedly shelled out money for a party featuring tequila shots and a member of Run-DMC ...
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Through a bailout fund, it has shelled out over €2.5 trillion for bond-buying that aided several of the zone's struggling countries.
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Through his investment holding company, Byrne shelled out $7 million for the majority stake in D2-Discounts Direct, which he renamed Overstock.
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The three have shelled out some $45 billion since 2015 across 71 investments in Chinese tech companies, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Google said it shelled out more than $1.5 million in rewards in 2019 so far, with an average of $3,800 per finding.
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The bank has shelled out more than $300 million in fines as well as settlement costs associated with a class-action suit.
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Wells Fargo shelled out $215 billion to repurchase its stock in the third quarter, nearly triple what it spent the year before.
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On Monday, the Republican National Committee and the conservative Congressional Leadership Fund shelled out $44,000 for last minute phone calls to voters.
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There were the people who shelled out major cash to see the original Hamilton cast on Broadway and those who, umm...didn't.
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Users that have shelled out hundreds or thousands of dollars for smart speakers that still work didn't take the news particularly well.
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Such outside organizations have shelled out $4.8 million opposing Lamb and $2.2 million supporting Saccone, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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The Democrat's campaign had spent about $3.9 million as of June 30, less than half of what Hugin's campaign had shelled out.
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Bloomberg has also shelled out an additional $13 million in Florida, which votes one week after Super Tuesday and offers 219 delegates.
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They wanted information Cohen might have on a payment of $150,000 to Karen McDougal, shelled out by the National Enquirer's parent company.
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That's the question facing fans who have already seen the movie, but have now shelled out to attend its rerelease this weekend.
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The e-commerce giant shelled out a reported $1.1 billion this week to acquire Ring, a developer of Wi-Fi-connected door bells.
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Instead he has shelled out hundreds of dollars' worth of fees to marriage brokers over the past decade to scout for a bride.
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Another victim is said to have paid the company $399 for removal but ultimately shelled out a total of $4,000 to various services.
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It also shelled out $750 million for Quip, an online collaboration tool, that increasingly brings it into competition with online collaboration tools companies.
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As a Broadway producer, Trinchero saw firsthand how tickets prices soared, as fans shelled out hundreds of dollars to see Broadway's hottest show.
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Receipts and documents released so far show that US taxpayers have shelled out $471,000 to Trump's properties from January 2017 to April 2018.
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The Rob & Chyna star revealed Thursday that she splurged on a pre-birth gift that she shelled out a whopping six figures for.
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By 1550 BCE, anyone who could pay for a better body in the afterlife shelled out to become a mummy after they died.
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When it comes to losing a pair of earrings that you've shelled out the big bucks for, it's tough not to feel sour.
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Medicare beneficiaries who went to the dentist in 2016 shelled out an average of $922 in out-of-pocket costs, according to Kaiser.
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Coincidentally, a long-limbed colleague had recently shelled out for a premium-economy seat on a Delta flight from Orlando to New York.
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Mostly because I've never shelled out more than $20 max on a reading/séance or spent longer than 15 minutes with a psychic.
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Guttman shelled out a reported $3 million to acquire Neumann and McKelvey's stake in GreenDesk, the WeWork precursor the trio founded in Dumbo.
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Maybe Metz hasn't snapped up a mansion or an expensive sports car, but she has shelled out a few bucks on smaller things.
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After getting rebuffed by Snapchat, he shelled out a whopping $19 billion for WhatsApp to make sure Facebook had a leading messaging platform.
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After three "bee stings" in each cheek, I walked out into Soho feeling like I'd shed more than the $550 I shelled out.
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, HBO eventually shelled out a total of $20 million before the final version of the pilot was completed.
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But they shelled out even more in 2019: Facebook boosted its lobbying budget by 0003%, while Amazon hiked its political outlay by 16%.
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The 2200-year-old shelled out $26,2603 for an expert to come to her hillside home in Los Angeles&apos Pacific Palisades neighborhood.
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The company, headquartered in Redmond, Washington, shelled out $223,000 in October 2019 to finish an exploratory study into the project by 2020. 19.
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But over the past few years, Snap has also shelled out on marketing, R&D and new hires, according to its IPO prospectus.
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Do they scrap the whole project altogether and flush away production costs plus the numerous bucks they shelled out to buy the rights?
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The mine's owner, the state-owned company Weglokoks, has shelled out millions of zlotys to compensate for the damage its operations have caused.
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Pete Davidson shelled out nearly $100,000 for the engagement ring on Ariana Grande's finger ... a piece that was custom made for the singer.
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Yep, that's an engagement ring alright ... and it looks like the youngest Jo Bro shelled out big time based on how big it is.
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Shortly after the Model 3 reveal in 2016, more than 100,000 hopeful buyers shelled out for a $1,000 deposit to preorder the $35,000 sedan.
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They shelled out $215 billion during their travels abroad last year, an increase of 53% on 2014, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council.
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Even though most of it ended up on the floor, the Warriors shelled out the big bucks to get some real high-quality bubbly.
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Officials have also been trying to curb the buying of stakes in foreign clubs—Chinese investors shelled out about $2bn on them last year.
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And earlier this year, Leonard even shelled out $13.3 million for a home in San Diego (where he attended college at San Diego State).
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That's to be expected considering Salesforce spent $6.5 billion this year on MuleSoft, and Microsoft shelled out $1 billion more than that for GitHub.
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It's also the largest amount spent on the program since the throes of the recession in fiscal 133, when $213 million was shelled out.
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The federal government shelled out about $2,050 for each household on average within that span to help mitigate the impact of the financial crisis.
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The three largest U.S. carriers - American, Delta and United - have all shelled out for pricey pay increases to employees after fractious and public negotiations.
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Days later, a New York-based jewelry designer, Greg Yuna, said the "SNL" performer shelled out nearly 100K for Grande&aposs pear-shaped sparklier.
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In September 1987, he shelled out $94,801 to buy full-page ads in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Boston Globe.
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In mid-October, he shelled out an additional $15,000 to hear from real estate mogul and investor Grant Cardone at a 10X Growth Conference.
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Now I can Google PDFs that just a decade ago I would have shelled out hundreds of dollars just to get a photocopy of.
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WinStar Farm and China Horse Club did not seem to mind: They shelled out $500,000 for the horse then known simply as Hip 50.
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But to the brands that shelled out millions to place commercials on the broadcast, the big question is, which ad took the top spot?
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You've probably already shelled out for a nice big TV, and maybe a streaming gadget to play your Netflix, but what about your sound?
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The vaping company shelled out nearly $2 million on lobbying in Washington in the first half of this year alone, according to disclosure filings.
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Organizations led by the pro-Democratic Senate Majority PAC have shelled out about $9 million against Heller, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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By the time Facebook went public in May 2012, many retail investors had already shelled out several hundred thousand dollars for its privately held shares.
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Donald Trump shelled out $25 million on Saturday, November 19, to settle three lawsuits filed by more than 6,000 former Trump University students, NBC reports.
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The roster of staunch opponents included Google, which shelled out a slice of its roughly $4.2 million last quarter on trying to challenge Portman's proposal.
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The company also shelled out on 23 new fulfillment centers worldwide in the second half of 2016, it said on a recent earnings conference call.
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The computer programmer who used bitcoins to buy pizzas back in May 299.8 shelled out more than $230 million at current prices for his lunch.
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In April of 2017, music fans who shelled out thousands of dollars for admission headed for the Bahamian island of Great Exuma for Fyre Festival.
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First-half penalties fell to 396 million pounds – less than a third of the amount that RBS shelled out in the same period last year.
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Facebook recognized that all that info could be very powerful in its data-hungry hands and shelled out somewhere around $200 million for the company.
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The woman who plunked down $17.8 million on Kim and Kanye's Bel-Air mansion just shelled out another $2 million for some Beatles music history.
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TMZ has learned ... Christina just shelled out $4.1 million in an off-market deal for a 4 bedroom, 4 bath home in Newport Beach, California.
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LOS ANGELES — YouTube announced Wednesday that it has shelled out a total of $2 billion to more than 8,13 rights holders through its ContentID program.
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Organic Valley set up such a storefront recently, then watched gleefully as New Yorkers streamed in and shelled out the cash without missing a beat.
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WWD is light on info, but reported that the luxury goods conglomerate might have shelled out as much as $10 million to seal the deal.
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The two campaigns and outside groups supporting and opposing the candidates shelled out at least $36 million, including more than $22 million from Ossoff's campaign.
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For the banking industry, that is the amount they have shelled out to pay their fines, and they still manage to turn out solid profits.
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Just consider actor Matt Damon who, as reported by Variety, shelled out over $16 million for a penthouse in Brooklyn Heights in December of 2018.
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One couple told Tiny House Build that they shelled out just $8,000 to build their 24-foot-long, 8-foot-wide, 13-foot-tall house.
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Billion-dollar transactions aren't foreign to Amazon — it acquired Zappos for $443 billion in 2009 and shelled out almost $1 billion for Twitch in 2014.
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Reviglio has shelled out $750 for dog training and $150 for a behaviorist, who tried prescribing pills to curb Dodo's aggressive behavior, to no avail.
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Jimmy Goldstein, the famous fixture at NBA games, is scoffing at the people who shelled out $50k for seats to Game 7 of the finals.
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The nation shelled out $3.5 trillion on health care in 230, according to the most recent data available from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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Another day, I shelled out 290 koruny for the Museum of Communism, which gives a colorful (if a bit snarky) history of a drab time.
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His campaign does not break into the top 85003 among spenders that shelled out money on ads during that time frame in Super Tuesday states.
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In Theranos's brief, Icarus-like existence as a Silicon Valley darling, marquee investors including Robert Kraft, Betsy DeVos and Carlos Slim shelled out $900 million.
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Amid that pressure, Altria shelled out $12.8 billion investment for a stake in Juul, in hopes of capturing a slice of its once explosive growth.
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However, most people spent less: 65 percent of first-time campers shelled out $200 or less on camping gear, according to the American Camper Report.
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And in 2001, the city shelled out $20103 million to settle a case in which 50,000 people were strip-searched while waiting to be arraigned.
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According to prosecutors, she was the one Felicity shelled out $15k to have her SAT test fixed to make sure she got a good score.
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Outside organizations have shelled out just shy of $7 million opposing Lamb and about $2.5 million supporting Saccone, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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While skimping on personnel, Trump has shelled out for some unusual expenditures, including spending more than $2000,220 on his trademark "Make America Great Again" hats.
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While skimping on personnel, Trump has shelled out for some unusual expenditures, including spending more than $420,803 on his trademark "Make America Great Again" hats.
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Since I was planning to write a story about my experience, the coaching team comped my sessions; otherwise I would have shelled out roughly $1,000.
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That figure is likely to increase in his new contract with Chelsea if the money the UK team shelled out to acquire Pulisic is any indication.
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Apple's cash hoarding has led to M&A speculation although the company has more recently shelled out on content creation, emerging markets and creating U.S. jobs.
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Celebrities such as Kendall Jenner were paid upwards of $250,000 to promote the event, and guests shelled out anywhere from $450 and $12,000 dollars to attend.
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Plus, we wondered what happened to all those people who shelled out for vanity license plates that ended up costing way more than they bargained for.
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Scholastic had shelled out $105,000 for American rights to the title — about 10 times the average — and the publisher wanted to recoup some of its costs.
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The streaming service also underlies the $2 billion that Discovery shelled out for a 12-year deal for TV and online rights to the PGA Tour.
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Microsoft isn't saying how many shelled out $3,000 for their own HoloLens, but even without the device, developers can code for it using a free emulator.
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Certainly less endangering but still pretty shitty, the blackout also meant that many events in the city were canceled, and StubHub shelled out $500,000 in refunds.
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If you've ever shelled out a few thousand dollars (or more) for a Leica, you've likely kept it far away from pools, lakes, or even puddles.
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To own the house, and its many treasures, you'd have to pay the highest price anyone has ever shelled out for a house in the state.
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Zhang shelled out around $20,000 to buy her way into an event at the private club, which had been cancelled by the time she got there.
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In an ethics filing, he disclosed that the Russian Right to Bear Arms group shelled out $6,000 for his meals, lodging and excursions on the trip.
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While Cleveland shelled out tens of millions for security, a post-convention analysis found the convention led to a $185 million economic windfall for the city.
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Koch Industries reportedly shelled out $620 million for Bill's 21% company stake, while Fred netted $400 million for his shares, according to The New York Times.
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For every detainee housed on the island of Manus, which actually belongs to Papua New Guinea, taxpayers have shelled out more than $1 million since 2011.
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If you're playing Stadia at launch, it means you likely shelled out $130 for the "Founder's Edition" which includes a subscription to Google's "Stadia Pro" service.
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Last year, passengers shelled out a record $4.2 billion to check their bags with U.S. airlines and American Airlines brought in a quarter of that amount.
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Once again, hype has been allowed to lead — and first movers who shelled out to play in nascent virtual spaces are left feeling burnt or bummed.
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At a private May 2016 auction at AlBahie Auction House, bidders shelled out a total of $4.1 million on 543 special plates, according to local media.
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In early 123, Cohen shelled out a massive $58 million to purchase an Upper East Side rental building, saying he wanted to convert it into condominiums.
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No, it was that HBO Max had shelled out $153 million for the privilege of streaming The Big Bang Theory when the platform launches next spring.
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But what struck me about the Legends experience, when I shelled out for a pair of seats one autumn Sunday, was something called the Harman Lounge.
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Americans spend more than $228,217.5 per person on health care, more than double the amount shelled out by Australians, Canadians and residents of the United Kingdom.
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JetBlue has shelled out $28503,22019 on lobbying efforts so far this year, while it spent $2 million in 2015, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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By 2011, Instagram was Apple's iPhone app of the year, and by April 2012, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg shelled out $1 billion to buy the company.
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And those higher yields mean higher costs at a time when taxpayers already have shelled out nearly half a trillion dollars this year in debt service.
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However, Facebook doesn't spend as much on advertising as some of its tech rivals; for example, Amazon shelled out $1.84 billion on U.S. ads in 2018.
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Monaghan claims he shelled out a total of $53,840 for the job, but eventually came to find a bunch of defects and a substandard end product.
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We don't know how much Google is paying Mozilla for pride of place in its browser, but in 2014, Google shelled out $323 million to do so.
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Both the Democratic and Republican sides shelled out more than $1.1 billion supporting President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, respectively, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday alone, the campaign shelled out about $270,27 on Facebook ads, according to figures tallied by ACRONYM, a digital outfit focused on liberal causes.
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His re-election campaign shelled out $670,000 to the Trump Organization in his first year in office alone, essentially transferring donors' money directly into his family's coffers.
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A stock purchase, for instance, can raise questions of whether the CEO shelled out money because he or she knew about a positive earnings report to come.
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Lloyds, which has shelled out more than 20 billion pounds alone for PPI claims, set aside an extra 550 million pounds to cover a rise in claims.
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The bulk of the spending was from Trump's re-election campaign, but other Republican committees shelled out about $72,000, based on FEC data made public this week.
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Moreover, they weren't even permitted to accept any gifts from the hundreds of thousands of Notre Dame fans who shelled out big bucks to watch them play.
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But dividing the jackpot cash in two, the expected value of your ticket drops to $1.91, less than the $123 you shelled out in the first place.
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I ditched Fallout 4 after about 20 hours of wandering its wasteland, and the DLC from the season pass I shelled out for will likely go undownloaded.
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McLaughlin called the nearly $2 million shelled out by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to split Republicans "incredibly helpful" and key to stemming a top-two lockout.
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Records obtained by the newspaper show more than $22019 million for Coast Guard protection alone was shelled out for each of Trump's trips to the Florida property.
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Under former CEO Jeff Immelt, GE (GE) shelled out $24 billion on share repurchases in 2016 and 2017 at what turned out to be extremely high prices.
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Resentment is still high over the NATO bombings of the city in 1999, still visible in the city center with the shelled out former Defence Ministry buildings.
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Some parents were accused of having shelled out as much as $6.5 million to buy their child&aposs access to the "side door," as Singer put it.
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Records obtained by the newspaper show more than $6900 million for Coast Guard protection alone was shelled out for each of Trump's trips to the Florida property.
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As bitter as I was, I'd shelled out triple the cost for just one container of this internet crap, I wasn't about to toss it away now.
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In fact, ex-NBA star Jay Williams and shoe legend Sonny Vaccaro told us they wouldn't be surprised if a company shelled out $100 MILLION for Zion!
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It's also unclear how Steve Jobs's or Bill Gates's fortunes ever denied anyone a penny, except for the dollars voluntarily shelled out to purchase iPhones and Windows.
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There are players already following Love's lead -- Zion Williamson and Giannis Antetokounmpo have shelled out massive donations to help arena employees ... and more are expected to follow.
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A price was not disclosed, but the SF Chronicle reports Oracle could have shelled out anywhere between $300 million to $350 million for a 20-year deal.
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Candidates and committees have shelled out more than $217 million on campaign ads dealing with immigration so far this year, a major increase over recent election cycles.
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So, you're obligated to pay taxes on how much the bitcoin appreciated from the time you invested up until the time you shelled out for the house.
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And there is that $800 million that PayPal shelled out for Braintree, the online-payment company Johnson started when he was 29 and sold when he was 36.
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Chinese car buyers shelled out for 1 million electric vehicles in 2018, and should buy 2 million next year, according to a report from Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
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In 2012, Harvard University said the growing cost of journal subscriptions was an "untenable situation" for the school's library, which shelled out $3.5 million a year for them.
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Yet as companies shelled out some 43 percent of their revenues to promote their latest scents, it wasn't enough to move the needle on the industry's best-sellers.
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"Anadarko shelled out $2 billion for a very attractive asset that is going to become a huge cash generator after they spend little money developing it," Cramer said.
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Speaking to 350 supporters here who shelled out hundreds or thousands of dollars to attend, Obama said it wasn't enough just to elect his former secretary of state.
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That's less than the assessed multiple Ballmer shelled out for the Clippers, but well more than what the globally recognized Manchester United soccer club fetches on public markets.
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The event, however, was plagued with technical problems, and customers who shelled out money to watch were angry when organizers began broadcasting it for free nearly halfway through.
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Based on public-company filings, Mr Blasi estimates that big firms have shelled out at least 0.5% of their shares a year to their five most senior executives.
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Patriots devotees have overwhelmingly supported Kenny Chesney, Zac Brown Band and Billy Joel since 2015, while the Falcons have shelled out for Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Drake tickets.
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Shroff, who also supports groups like Hong Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and Heart Diseases Association and Mother's Choice, was asked why she shelled out so much for a concert.
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Instead, you get to go through this sexist and completely inappropriate vetting process on prom night — once you've shelled out the cash and shown up at the door.
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The $300,000 Conor McGregor shelled out for his training camp -- on everything from masseuses, to nutritionists and Diaz-alike sparring partners -- was WORTH IT ... so says Forrest Griffin.
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And each time I had to use my phone, I felt an emptiness inside like, "I want to hold this record in my hands," so I shelled out.
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Just last month, it shelled out a whopping $2.2 billion to acquire the European payments company iZettle in an all-cash deal that's believed to be PayPal's biggest.
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But those who shelled out thousands of dollars for tickets were instead treated to mass disorganization, half-built tents and skimpy food options on a largely undeveloped island.
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If you thought it was outrageous when Kim Kardashian and Kanye West shelled out $12 million on their wedding, you're going to flip out when you read this.
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In July, the firm shelled out $30 million for an undisclosed stake in Gengmei, a social media platform that connects customers with plastic surgeons who offer them advice.
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Seven-year-old clothing rental startup Le Tote shocked the retail industry when it shelled out $100 million for beleaguered department store chain Lord & Taylor this past summer.
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In the Hamptons, usually a seasonal getaway on Long Island, some families shelled out thousands of dollars on frozen steaks, personal respirators, poolside margarita deliveries, and oxygen concentrators.
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When the university's six-month contract with Nevins & Associates expired, it shelled out another $85,000 — this time to a different consulting company, ID Media Partners — for similar services.
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The workers lacked union protection, and big corporations shelled out cash telling lawmakers that raising the wage would cause small businesses to collapse and result in economic disaster.
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Between 103 payments made from January 2017 to April 2018, the Secret Service shelled out nearly half a million in taxpayer dollars to Trump's companies, the Post reported.
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Peter Ondrúška is the cofounder and CEO of Blue Vision Labs, a splashy artificial-intelligence startup that Lyft shelled out a reported $72 million to buy in 2018.
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Last month, for instance, Netflix shelled out $100 million to WarnerMedia for exclusive rights through 2019 to "Friends," a show that first aired a quarter of a century ago.
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The scandal involved dozens of parents — including actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Louglin, who reportedly shelled out a lot of money to ensure their students were accepted to colleges.
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Big Sean just shelled out a small fortune for a ring but he's not popping the question to longtime GF Jhene Aiko ... it was a birthday gift for himself.
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More than 400,000 customers shelled out $1,000 each to reserve a Model 3 in 2016, according to Tesla's count, which boosted the company's cash by $400 million that year.
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The two campaigns and outside groups supporting and opposing the candidates shelled out at least $53 million as of May 31, including more than $22 million from Ossoff's campaign.
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Fans who had shelled out four figure sums to meet the 6 God were devastated, and another round of convos began about whether artists even deserve us as fans.
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Back in 2016, Ryan Allis — the CEO of the networking community Hive Global — shelled out the asking price of $6.5 million for 651 Dolores St. in The Light House.
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Fetty Wap just made it impossible for the parents of a 19-year-old not to disappoint their kid ... because Fetty shelled out $8k for an amazing birthday present.
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Forging ties with Trump Along with his business partner Igor Fruman, Parnas shelled out more than $570,000 to Republican campaigns before the 2018 midterm elections, according to federal records.
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Disney reportedly shelled out $75 million for the worldwide rights to the show, which includes a theatrical run followed by a debut on the Disney+ streaming service, Deadline reports.
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Ahead of Saturday's Nevada caucuses, Steyer shelled out $1,600 to the Northern Nevada Black Cultural Awareness Society and another $2,500 to the Las Vegas chapter of The Links, Inc.
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Now, records show taxpayers shelled out at least $90,000 during a stretch of January when Pruitt and aides flew from Washington to New York and to Cincinnati and Rome.
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The campaigns of Nelson and Scott, plus independent groups trying to influence the race, have already shelled out more than $250 million, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Though the company initially only paid 50 pounds to each family who lost a child, The Independent reported in 1998 that the company later shelled out £500 per child.
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By 2022, a new ship modeled after the Titanic could set sail for 2,400 passengers, thanks to Australian businessman Clive Palmer, who shelled out $500 million for the project.
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Since announcing it had shelled out half a billion dollars for rights to stream "Seinfeld" starting in 22, Netflix's stock has been careening downward, highlighted by Friday's 6% drop.
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The UAE and Saudi Arabia shelled out about $25 million each over the same period and had allies such as Elliott Broidy, a Republican fundraiser also close to Trump.
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And Moore has some big-spending supporters, too, though fewer than Strange, like the pro-Trump Great American PAC, which has shelled out some $20,000 on online voter contact.
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Ellison (who has also given to Democratic causes in the past) later shelled out $3 million to Rubio's super PAC, dwarfing other major tech-world donors in the 2016 election.
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This won't make up for all the tuition money your mom shelled out just for you to go ahead and "find yourself" as an "artist," but hey, it's 20 bucks.
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By the close of the campaign Thursday, "Critical Role" fans had shelled out more than $11.3 million, making the fundraiser the most successful film or television project in Kickstarter history.
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The pharmaceutical industry has already shelled out more than $200 billion for acquisitions during the first half of 2019, capped off yesterday by AbbVie's $63 billion buyout offer for Allergan.
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When asked to clarify, he said the US government shelled out more money than Comey would make for the remainder of his seven years and four months as FBI director.
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To further this strategy, back in February Microsoft shelled out $250 million to acquire London-based keyboard maker SwiftKey, an early mover in the next-word prediction keyboard tech space.
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The music streaming giant shelled out a total of $340 million for the podcast production platform and the provider of a suite of podcast creation, distribution and monetization tools, respectively.
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While most of his citizens live on less than $2 a day, the older Mr Obiang once shelled out $55 million for a Boeing 10.23 with gold-plated lavatory fittings.
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The Internet search giant shelled out $1 billion in 2014 to keep its dominant place as a search option on Apple's mobile products, according to a recent report by Bloomberg.
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The Cousins Maine Lobster food truck rolled up to Rams practice on the Cal Lutheran University campus in Thousand Oaks and shelled out $4,000 worth of lobster to the players.
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For virtual reality fans, though, it's a bit of an annoyance if the demo you want to play isn't available on the headset you shelled out hundreds of dollars for.
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Gilbert has also shelled out quite a bit of money for failed coaches over the years, with Mike Brown and David Blatt lasting only one year into their lucrative contracts.
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The Philippines has shelled out big bucks for the Independence Day celebration over the years, according to ManillaMail, a Filipino news outlet in Washington that first reported on the event.
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Zuckerberg also likes to spend his money on privacy: In October 2014, he shelled out around $100 million for 700 acres of secluded land on the Hawaiian island of Kauai.
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The Washington Times, citing sources at the Last Tangle Salon in Washington DC, reported the Congresswoman "shelled out $80 for a haircut and $1803 for lowlights" plus a 20% tip.
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In 1998, Koch Industries shelled out a $6.9 million settlement over oil spills in Minnesota, and pleaded guilty to a subsequent federal criminal charge, resulting in an $8 million fine.
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The State Department shelled out $220006,2202 for a "shoot house" that will be used for tactical training exercises by its Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs in Ukraine.
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Snapchat paid $28.81 million to acquire mobile search engine Vurb, acquired animated lens product Looksery for around $21.5 million, and shelled out $210 million for Bitstrips, the creators of Bitmoji.
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Families with students in four-year public colleges shelled out more than $19,500 in 2015-16; at four-year private colleges, it was about $43,900, according to the College Board.
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Quick to watch, easy to sleep through, and nice to pair with that cheap white you shelled out $10 for, Friends is a must-pack essential for any seasoned traveler.
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The arches shelled out a whopping $300 million on machine learning firm Dynamic Yield earlier this year, in another move theoretically meant to make ordering more efficient through modern tech.
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Marshawn Lynch has accepted your friend request: Facebook has shelled out millions of dollars to air a reality television series about the NFL's most quotable star, running back Marshawn Lynch.
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Scribbr initially quoted a price of $25.36, but I shelled out an extra $6 for both the "structure check" and "clarity check" options, despite not really understanding what those were.
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When Scott and his dad shelled out all that cash, they were drawn to the rock because they knew they could unlock more value in the stone by cutting it.
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At this pace, it is unlikely that the animated flick will recoup the $75 million co-finaciers Wild Bunch, Pathe, Dimitri Rassam and On Animation shelled out for its production.
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Aspiring property moguls shelled out up to $35,000 in tuition fees at the University, expecting to receive tricks of the trade from experts who had been handpicked by Trump himself.
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In just the last week alone, political action committees have shelled out more than $2000 million in so-called soft-money spending, mostly on campaign ads favoring one party over another.
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Costs at Wells Fargo rose 6 percent compared to the year-ago period as the bank shelled out more for salaries as well as the legal costs related to the scandal.
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The Reno tryout was put together by the Bighorns, the Sacramento Kings' D-League affiliate, but Nwaba shelled out the $150 thinking he might get spotted by a scout from overseas.
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Investors shelled out more than $30 million to relocate the establishment a few blocks away, and it reopened in August — but it lost much of its customer base, von Bidder said.
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Prosecutors said Huffman, 56, shelled out $15,000 to have wrong answers corrected on daughter Sofia Grace Macy's SAT, leading to a remarkably improved score from the teen's PSAT performance, prosecutors said.
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Prescription drug companies and trade groups shelled out millions of dollars to lobby Congress as it considered legislation aimed at reining in skyrocketing drug prices, according to new lobbying disclosure reports.
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And though he didn't ball out on a bank-breaking wedding to Hailey, we know he shelled out a lot of money for the ring, which cost him an estimated $600,000.
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And before people in the United States shelled out $300 for Gore-Tex boots and Under Armour, people from my culture made it to the peak with a poncho and chanclas.
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But it's better than nothing at all, and maybe people on Instagram will think you shelled out for the XS instead of the XR (though you probably made the right choice).
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We're told they shelled out around $50k for a private jet that'll take Travis from L.A. to Minneapolis and then to Las Vegas ... all in the span of a few hours.
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Federal Procurement records also show the $27k Trump's shelled out was by far the largest expenditure the Executive Office has ever made to TVEyes ... since 2011, when TVEyes began getting contracts.
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When the RNC shelled out a cool $150K to clothe her for her 2008 run alongside McCain, and all she got was this $2,500 silk Valentino jacket: Imago Stock/ZUMA Press
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That's on top of what you already would have shelled out for a bachelor's degree, which could cost anywhere from $80,000 to more than $200,000, depending on what college you attend.
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For example, Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft, shelled out $200 million to build the Octopus, which means he was tasked with paying $384,000 a week just to operate the yacht.
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But today during an interview at the Aspen Security Forum in London, FBI Director James Comey dropped a hint about the hefty price tag tax payers shelled out for that solution.
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The public has shelled out 45 percent more money to use and support New York's mass transit over the last decade in the form of higher fares, tolls, taxes and fees.
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And his wife, Kara, shelled out $1,900 for a Winnebago van and moved to Silicon Valley from Chicago when Pete snagged a job with one of Google's self-driving-car teams.
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Unite the Country has shelled out $350 million on Biden's behalf, VoteVets has spent $1.5 million for Buttigieg and Reason to Believe put forward $2.5 million for the now-departed Patrick.
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The 12-week-old pup was privately chauffeured on Thursday from San Diego to L.A. SD Bullies wouldn't say how much Wiz shelled out, but rare, exotic breeds are their specialty.
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In the U.S., customers spent $21.6 billion on toys last year, less than the $22 billion shelled out for action figures, dolls and games in 2017, according to market researcher NPD Group.
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The FBI shelled out nearly seven figures to break into the infamous San Bernardino iPhone, according to a senator who may have let the world know with a slip of her tongue.
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By the 1920s Britain had progressive taxation and compulsory national insurance, which collected contributions from wage-earners and firms during periods of employment, then shelled out unemployment benefits during spells of joblessness.
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Which means that around a third of its wearable owners have shelled out for (or been gifted) a second (or additional) band — expanding the profit margin Apple can make from the wearables.
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The year before the agency shelled out another $77m on a fraud-detection system that scans real-time claims data for suspicious billing patterns, and flags those most likely to be fraudulent.
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Uber and VW are big gets as customers when, just months ago, Intel shelled out $15 billion to acquire self-driving technology company Mobileye in an attempt to level the playing field.
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In reality, families with students in four-year public colleges shelled out more than $19,500 in 2015-16; at four-year private colleges, it was about $43,900, according to the College Board.
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It would show how corruption was endemic at all levels of government, from municipal to federal, as construction firms shelled out billions in bribes in exchange for lucrative government contracts, he said.
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In the U.S., customers spent $21.6 billion on toys in 2018, less than the $22 billion shelled out for action figures, dolls and games in 2017, according to market researcher NPD Group.
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DaVita, which operates half of all the chronic dialysis clinics in the state, had shelled out $66.6 million of the more than $110 million spent by the industry lobbying against Proposition 8.
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For instance, if a buyer paid $60,000 in downpayment for a home worth $300,000 in March last year, they would have shelled out $63,540 for the same home in January this year.
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Plenty of other celebrity chefs have shelled out the dough for the high-end ranges including Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Padma Lakshmi and Mimi Thorisson, who owns not one, but two Lacanche beauties.
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Plus, leader Steve Wynn recently shelled out big-time sums to buy more shares in the company — a sign that the company's management has "its money where its mouth is," Najarian said.
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By the close of the campaign 45 days later, "Critical Role" fans had shelled out more than $11.3 million, making the fundraiser the most successful film or television project in Kickstarter history.
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As recently as May 2018, hedge fund billionaire David Tepper became the latest person to buy an NFL team when he shelled out a record $2.2 billion to purchase the Carolina Panthers.
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During the 2016 election cycle, the super PAC founded by Stone shelled out $9,000 to A Miller Research -- a business run by Miller -- for consulting, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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By the close of the campaign 45 days later, Critical Role fans had shelled out more than $11.3 million, making the fundraiser the most successful film or television project in Kickstarter history.
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That money was shelled out by New York's taxpayers, who might reasonably have asked what was being done to punish those responsible for this injustice, and to ensure it didn't happen again.
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The "at-risk" category includes movies, lodging, tourism and auto dealerships, and the largest spender a year ago was restaurants, primarily large chains, which shelled out $1.2 billion in the second quarter.
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According to the source, he shelled out another $90 million to buy a plot of land near the mansion from the estate of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, who died in 73.
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The Washington Nationals and the Detroit Tigers have both shelled out big money for free agent starting pitchers in the last two offseasons, with each plucking an ace for the other club.
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The Keeping up with the Kardashians star's longtime friend Larsa Pippen, 45, also shelled out some serious cash, gifting Kardashian West a diamond chain necklace from celeb-favorite jeweler Jadelle Beverly Hills.
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It shelled out over $1.2 million in Iowa ahead of the caucus and over $900,000 and $150,000 in the Super Tuesday states of Virginia and North Carolina, respectively, according to Advertising Analytics.
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"Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane — who made headlines last year when he gave $2 million to Democrats via a donation to the Senate Majority PAC — shelled out $5,600 to Buttigieg in August.
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Google shelled out a record $21.2 million to lobby the federal government in 2018 — but amid its internal changes, its spending in the first half of this year has been trending downward.
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Estimates show that a full implementation of Distribution Fault Applications could run about $22 million, which pales in comparison to the $20 billion settlement PG&E shelled out in 2017 and 2018.
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The receipts don't account for the estimated $215.6 million to $2127 million Disney shelled out per film in production costs or the money spent on its robust marketing campaigns to promote each release.
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That could potentially allow Trump -- who regularly boasted that he was self-funding his campaign -- to reimburse himself for some of the millions of dollars he shelled out during his primary election fight.
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Realbotix, land of so much hardware, knows this: The newer Harmony app lets you chat with a conversational AI, even if you haven't shelled out a couple thousand dollars for an actual doll.
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President Trump's 2020 reelection campaign shelled out over $1 million in legal fees between July and the end of September, according to the latest fundraising reports filed quarterly with the Federal Election Commission.
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The decision was even more surprising considering that the Air Force had already shelled out $518 million to build and store the spacecraft, and had taken steps to save money along the way.
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In some cases, the governments have shelled out billions of yuan to turn their no-name towns into "esports hub" that would house competitions and gaming companies in hope of stimulating local economies.
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Since May, Concealed Online—a for-profit company that offers an online course and sells online certifications for concealed-carry gun permits in Virginia—shelled out more than $2 million on Facebook advertisements.
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In terms of per-candidate spending, Trump spent about 34 percent less than the $1 billion Mitt Romney's campaign shelled out in 2012 — leaving a $340-million loss from what forecasts had predicted.
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The super PAC that supports the Florida senator -- Conservative Solutions PAC -- shelled out $13 million in the five states that voted on March 15, but Rubio pulled in less than a million votes.
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According to the AP, Julien's Auction's estimated it to sell for between $8,000 and $12,000, but an anonymous buyer shelled out a bit more to get his or her hands on the piece.
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Fifty companies and industry groups shelled out more than $716 million to lobby the federal government and Congress last year, according to data provided to The Hill by the Center for Responsive Politics.
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In this case, the price was set at $15, rather high for a skin but clearly that didn't deter players, who shelled out by the thousands for both it and related t-shirts.
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In terms of cost, federal taxpayers shelled out more than $15 billion during the period studied — or $2.5 billion a year — to keep criminal aliens behind bars in federal, state and local facilities.
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Workers and their families who sought care shelled out an average of nearly $103,210 in out-of-pocket costs in 230, according to a report published Tuesday by the Health Care Cost Institute.
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That multiple is less than the assessed multiple that Mr. Ballmer shelled out for the Clippers, but well more than what the globally recognized Manchester United soccer club fetches on the public market.
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An additional $95 million is shelled out after being funneled through the U.N. That money is then used to pay the families of terrorists to carry out terror attacks, which inevitably encourages violence.
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In May JAB Holding Company, owner of Krispy Kreme doughnuts, paid $2 billion for Britain's Pret A Manger, weeks after Nestlé shelled out $153 billion for the right to sell Starbucks-branded products.
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Under the new rules, if your total out-of-pocket medical expenses in 2017 exceeded 7.5 percent of your adjusted gross income, the amount you shelled out above that threshold could be deductible.
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But there were standouts, both in terms of advertisers that scored, and those who seem to have squandered the opportunity, given the more than $5 million shelled out for a 30-second spot.
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But Luminar, a small company dedicated to a far corner of the nascent autonomous vehicle industry, and its 13-year-old founder, Austin Russell, happily shelled out thousands of dollars to rent Pier 35.
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The car chief was speaking the day after his company shelled out 2.2 billion euros ($2.3 billion) to buy Opel from U.S. motor giant General Motors (GM) to create the Europe's second-largest carmaker.
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Americans shelled out $22013 trillion on health care last year, or $22015,22017 per person, but the increase in spending slowed to a pace not seen since 3.93 — before Congress expanded the Affordable Care Act.
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In that deposition, taken during a suit filed by Bally after Trump amassed 9.9% of the company's stock, Trump said he hadn't even looked at the company's proxy statements before he shelled out millions.
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The campaign also shelled out $376,000 to the firm Jones Day, which is representing the campaign on election law and campaign finance compliance, as well as matters related to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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The political powerhouse shelled out more than $30 million in 2016 to back Donald Trump's candidacy -- more than it spent on 2008 and 13 political races combined, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Your efforts to justify the $48.5 billion you shelled out for DirecTV are looking underpowered, with the rapid decline in subscribers outpacing AT&T's ability to offset that with a much cheaper streaming product.
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Correa says he shelled out around $30k to a guy claiming to be Stevie's manager, but as they got closer to the September gig ... he realized he'd been paying a guy who couldn't deliver.
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One North Dakotan, whose farm is about 100 times the size of a typical one, shelled out $800,000 to buy steel bins that can hold excess soybeans until prices come back up, per Reuters.
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Texas is an oil superpower Major oil producers including BP (BP) and ExxonMobil (XOM) have shelled out billions of dollars in recent years to get a piece of the action in the Permian Basin.
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Filers who shelled out for day care, summer camp or a babysitter may be able to scoop up a tax credit of up to $26,2565 if they paid for one child under age 23.
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Exxon along with Petrobras and Qatar Petroleum Intl shelled out 2.8 billion reais ($844 million) for just one block in Brazil's offshore Campos basin as the American oil major seeks to replace dwindling reserves.
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Doubts have now arisen as to whether the crown prince was the true buyer, the man who actually shelled out $450.3 million for the painting, and for whom Prince Bader was a mere gofer.
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Arguably, Italy should have sorted out its mess sooner, before Europe's stricter bail-out rules came into force; but it has spent a pittance compared with what other countries shelled out after the financial crisis.
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The Colorado-based company, which operates half of all the chronic dialysis clinics in the state, has shelled out $211 million of the more than $214 million spent by the industry lobbying against Proposition 212.
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Presenting at Celebration isn't just preaching to the converted; it's preaching to an audience that's actually incentivized to be moved, particularly after they've shelled out hundreds of dollars, or traveled thousands of miles, to attend.
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JPMorgan, Citi and Bank of America also had to pay separately $950 million for unsafe practices, while UBS shelled out an additional $138 million to the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority for improper business conduct.
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It's not that I hate it (it is kind of fun), but I was completely flummoxed that my 22002 self would have ever shelled out hard earned cash for a Sir Mix-a-Lot album.
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The bottom line: McGlashan claims that he never paid for his oldest son to be granted college admission via a so-called "side door," and that he only shelled out for legal college coaching services.
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None of the buyers in the documentary can explain why they've shelled out millions for their pieces besides "this is what is chic" (that is, if they don't just outright admit that they're making investments).
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The Denver-based company, which operates half of all the chronic dialysis clinics in the state, had shelled out $66.6 million of the more than $110 million spent by the industry lobbying against Proposition 8.
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His comment followed a new report the right-wing firebrand shelled out tens of millions in settlement money to a single woman who accused him of sexual harassment (many others have done so, as well).
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These things are still a source of outrage for the most fervently pro-monarchy media outlets, like the Daily Mail, which has shelled out huge sums of money trying to discredit Harry's wife-to-be.
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Thiel didn't contribute at all in the first quarter of 2017 and started donating in the second quarter, when he shelled out $5,000 to the political action committee of Facebook at the end of April.
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Of course, these receipts don't account for the estimated $200 million to $300 million Disney shelled out per film in production costs or the money spent on its robust marketing campaigns to promote each release.
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That task is likely to get even tougher following Fyre Festival, where concertgoers who had shelled out thousands of dollars for a luxury experienced arrived on a remote island in the Bahamas to mass chaos.
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That does not seem to have prevented other counties from making recent improvements, but Ms. Bucher said the counties that shelled out money for new machines will soon be out of compliance with state law.
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Bloomberg's campaign has shelled out $45 million on Facebook ads since launching just three months ago, more than double the $20 million President Trump spent on the platform in all of 2019, The Guardian reported.
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Mike Leake muddled through a mediocre first season with St. Louis in 2016, but he is showing why the Cardinals shelled out big bucks to bring him in as a free agent in December 2015.
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His campaign likely just shelled out hundreds of thousands of dollars to YouTube, which is owned by Google, but that hasn't stopped the president from complaining that he believes tech companies are rooting against him.
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This has potentially huge ramifications for the video game industry, which has seen some of its biggest players turn to milking players for micro-transaction revenue even after they've shelled out money for the original product.
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Read more: Fyre Festival organizers blew all their money early on models, planes, and yachts The offers are extravagant, even for people who willingly shelled out thousands of dollars for a music festival that never existed.
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When the data scraped together by "Hell" software found that more than 60 percent of Lyft drivers were using both apps, Uber reportedly shelled out tens of millions of dollars in bonuses to reduce that number.
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The Manchester side, now managed by Portuguese super coach Jose Mourinho, is widely reported to have shelled out a world record £89 million for the French international, a rangy midfielder renowned for his power and technique.
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The company hired a head of bike and scooter policy back in April, and it shelled out $250 million to acquire Motivate, the largest bike-share operator in the US (including Chicago's Divvy bike-share system).
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When Uber shelled out $200 million to acquire JUMP Bikes earlier this year and made dockless bikes and scooters rentable in select cities, it became clear the ride-hailing giant was doubling down on micro-mobility.
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In new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Brad fires back ... he loaned her $8 million so she could buy the home in which she currently lives, and shelled out more than $1.3 million in child support.
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Spencer Pratt, who reportedly shelled out more than $1 million on his crystal collection, Kate Hudson, Adele, Kim Kardashian West, the Hadids—a frankly baffling number of famous people extoll crystals' ability to cleanse emotional wounds.
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While this is small compared with other companies that have gone public recently, like the ride-hailing startup Uber, which shelled out $3.2 billion, it is a whopping 164% more than what WeWork spent in 2017.
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The company shelled out more than $10 million in 2017 in an effort to push forward their agenda on a variety of issues, from tax reform to border security, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Peloton's sales and marketing expenses increased 114.1% in 2019Peloton shelled out $324 million on sales and marketing in fiscal 2019, the company reported in its filing, up by 114.1% year over year from $151.4 in 2018.
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During the fifteen months from her first dose of Subsys, Insys Therapeutics's flagship opioid pain medication, until her death at 20123 from a fatal overdose, Medicare shelled out $250,544 to cover the drug, STAT News reported.
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I can imagine its effects, but then get to see them backlit in Tiffany Chung's "finding one's shadow in the rubble" (2014), a series of light boxes displaying the shelled-out buildings of cities in Syria.
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Justin Bieber fans shelled out thousands to meet the singer and for a premium spot at his show ... but now they're only getting one of those perks and say it just isn't worth the money spent.
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They shelled out $3.7 billion on Thursday, an increase of about 8 percent compared to last year, according to a report from Adobe Analytics, which tracks transactions from 80 of the country's top 100 online retailers.
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The hoopla surrounding Super Bowl spots -- fueled by the reported $5.6 million that advertisers shelled out for the most expensive 30-second ads -- fosters huge expectations, with the lingering question of whether the investment paid off.
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After living in New York City for the past three years, I've figured out how to navigate the city on the cheap, but I've also shelled out more than I'm proud of on omelettes and mimosas.
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For a while, I shelled out $80 a month for a fancy New York City gym that had it all: rows of top-of-the-line equipment, a sauna, steam room and every fitness class imaginable.
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It's probably the fact that it's a player instead of some doofus on a Jumbotron (nothing says "eligible mate" like someone who shelled out an unforgivable amount of money for the world's greatest cliché marriage proposal).
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And that didn't include cash spent by major party committees or actual campaigns, who shelled out hundreds of millions of dollars to support Barack Obama, John McCain, and all the other candidates for offices large and small.
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"This guy has spent all his time simply trying to obstruct, to feed the same sentiments that resulted in Donald Trump becoming their nominee," Obama told donors who shelled out $10,000 for an hour with the President.
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Last year, E&E News reported that the EPA had shelled out over $830,000 for round-the-clock security for Pruitt in his first three months in office — almost double the amount spent by previous EPA leaders.
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Huffman's daughter — unaware her mother had shelled out thousands, disguised as donations, to Key West Foundation, the purported charitable organization that bribed test administrators across the country — asked her mother if they could get ice cream afterward.
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Shortly after it shelled out $19BN to acquire rival messaging app WhatsApp — which one Onavo chart in the cache indicates was beasting Facebook on mobile, accounting for well over double the daily message sends at that time.
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Turns out that although Maggs had shelled out $182 for an "earlybird gentleman's ticket," he had failed to read the small print stipulating that would-be single males needed to provide two character references to guarantee entry.
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The company is designing a high-end eyewear shop in which it hopes to show you the future, with the help of $136 million in venture funding, shelled out in large part by Intel Capital and Amazon.
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India's internet access got a major lift in September 2016, when the Mumbai-based conglomerate Reliance Industries shelled out $35 billion to launch India's first 4G network, Reliance Jio, offering free calls and data at minuscule costs.
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The average figure for this year's event is second only to 2015's matchup between the New England Patriots and returning-champions the Seattle Seahawks, when fans shelled out an eye-popping average of $7,042 per ticket.
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" Details of the haircut: "The New York Democrat ventured into Last Tangle Salon on 19th Street Northwest last month and shelled out $80 for a haircut and $2023 for lowlights, according to sources familiar with the salon.
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If we account for just one week of the driver promotion and an approximation of the lease alone, Juno has shelled out (or at least is contracted to shell out) at least $1 million before even launching.
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Both models have been tested and certified to work and look good as new, so you get the same functionality as you would had you shelled out for a fresh-out-the-box Fire HD 220 or 103.
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It's unclear who exactly shelled out what for those 3 properties, which include a vineyard in France, a mansion in New Orleans and an apartment in NY ... but we're told the prenup makes divvying all that up simple.
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Other firms have also shelled out to buy money-losing startups, which are typically valued not on future profits or even sales but instead receive a price for each employee that can be as much as $5m-10m.
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That said, if you can make room in your budget to spend a day at Iceland's most famous geothermal spa, I found that it was worth every penny when I shelled out $95 to visit in late April.
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Those who shelled out up to $12,780 for the luxury weekend in the Exumas, in the Bahamas, found themselves Thursday treated to mass disorganization, half-built tents, and catered food that was little more than limp cheese sandwiches.
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Still, the money shelled out by the banks pales in comparison to the estimated $237 billion that Dan Gilbert, Quicken's founder, has spent buying and renovating over 2692 largely vacant properties, including old department stores, in Detroit's downtown.
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Constellation shelled out more than $4 billion for a 38% stake in Canopy Growth (CGC), a Canadian cannabis firm that has -- along with other North American cannabis companies -- hit significant headwinds in efforts to expand and be profitable.
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U.S. businesses shelled out $4.4 billion in tariffs in September, a surge of more than 50 percent from the same month a year ago, according to the groups, which are operating under a coalition called Tariffs Hurt the Heartland.
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It's a cool trick, for sure, and nice that the company was both able to make it module and so small, but $99 is a pricey premium to pay on top of whatever you shelled out for those headphones.
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TMZ reports that Google and Apple are issuing refunds to some of the disappointed fans who made shelled out money on livestreaming app Halogen TV to get a glimpse of the wedding between YouTubers Tana Mongeau and Jake Paul.
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"At the end of the day, all of these teams are investments," he said, speaking about the N.A.L. He and Tamara shelled out $221 million in start-up costs and expect to break even on the Streets this season.
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All told, Lafarge agents shelled out over $5 million to armed groups, according to the French court documents, which also include company correspondence and a confidential internal review of Lafarge's Syria operations by the global law firm Baker McKenzie.
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The Koch network shelled out $400 million on political and policy fights in 2017 and 2018, according to previously reported figures outlined by the network, and at its peak rivaled the Republican Party itself in its power and influence.
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Long before a man shelled out $12.7 million for a diamond-and-emerald tiara that had once belonged to Princess Katharina Henckel von Donnersmarck, people were able to see the beauty in hair accessories made from exoskeletons and debris.
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In 2014 and 2015, the financial toll of misconduct fell on the shoulders of Chicago taxpayers, who shelled out $106 million for misconduct-related settlements, judgments, legal fees and other costs, according to an analysis by the Better Government Association.
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Under his watch, the bank also shelled out $4.9 billion to settle its largest-ever regulatory penalty for misselling of high-risk mortgage backed securities between 2005 and 2008, when it was one of the world's biggest banks by assets.
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This little light, you see, is pretty much guaranteed to elicit a Pavlovian response from anyone familiar with the story of "Peter Pan" in its various incarnations, which surely includes everyone who shelled out the big bucks for this show.
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Late Night host Seth Meyers shelled out $7.5 million for a duplex in New York City's Greenwich Village, and it's everything he and his wife and son — or, really, anything a family twice the size of his — could ever want.
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Johnson & Johnson's mounting legal costs ate into its first-quarter profits, which dropped 6.463% as it fights thousands of lawsuits over its talc baby powder and shelled out almost $400 million to settle 25,000 cases over its blockbuster blood thinner Xarelto.
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If someone wanted out of a deal, "most of the time we let them out," he said, as long as they repaid money the investors had shelled out as down payments, or on getting rid of tenants through evictions or buyouts.
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All told, the DJI Robomaster is a blast, and there's a small part of my brain that's upset that stuff like this didn't exist when I was a kid—even if my parents probably wouldn't have shelled out $500 for one.
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In a single night, the people who held this band dear were given exactly what they wanted, but forced to face the fact that they shelled out hundreds of dollars for either the most fulfilling or disappointing performance of their life.
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In what's shaping up to be a major let-down for the hordes of taco-lovers that have already shelled out a reported $20–$80 for tickets, the details surrounding "Taco Fest Chicago" are unraveling faster than a poorly rolled burrito.
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With drone photography, videography, and tailor-made social media becoming a bigger part of the package, experts say that the money couples are spending on technology for their weddings is eclipsing what they might have once shelled out for decorations.
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Many gallerists shelled out for booths at two or even three fairs in the hope of snagging those collectors who increasingly forego visiting galleries altogether, preferring the one-stop shopping experience of a "curated" selection featuring a mere hundred-plus galleries.
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On the other hand, the CNPC has shelled out a billion dollars to take over Total's share of a contract to develop Iran's South Pars natural gas field, the largest in the world, after the French firm caved to U.S. sanctions.
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The more bounded form of social sharing that goes on on mobile messaging apps is one example of a successful alternative social sharing model (so successful that Facebook shelled out $19 billion to buy the dominant player, WhatsApp, back in 2014).
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This week, though, it remains largely unchanged, with Bill Clinton and James Patterson's thriller, "The President Is Missing," still lodged at No. 1 — where Knopf and Little, Brown fervently hope it stays, given the size of the advance they shelled out.
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N posted a net gain of $6.4 million associated with the biofuel credits market in the first quarter of 2017, a $50 million turnaround from the year-ago period when CVR shelled out $43.1 million, the company said in a filing.
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As we first reported ... NTS sued DaBaby back in July for bailing on the gig, claiming it paid DaBaby upfront and shelled out even more cash to promote the performance, only for him to dip before the show even began.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg shelled out $220.6 million in January as he put $263.8 million of his own fortune into his presidential bid, outspending his opponents by a huge margin, according to Federal Election Commission records filed Thursday.
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Americans in particular went to car dealers in droves in November and shelled out tens of thousands of dollars to drive home big SUVs and pickups that run on cheap gas and can be refueled in five minutes just about anywhere.
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The film's gross box office total didn't quite make it to $2100 million, $24 million less than its selling price — a loss for Fox Searchlight, which surely expected to have a hit on its hands when it shelled out at Sundance.
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Farmer subsidies from the Trump administration aimed at mitigating the effects of the U.S.-China trade war have reached $28 billion, about double the amount of money shelled out in the government bailout of Detroit automakers in 2009, Bloomberg reports.
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Two years ago, moviegoers worldwide shelled out more than $298 million to see "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," the first film in the series — and that's not counting the $19800 million spent on DVD and Blu-ray copies of the film.
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If you were one of the people who shelled out $300 for Revolv's smart home hub, you've probably already heard the bad news: the web service that powers the little gadget is shutting down next month, which will render the thing effectively useless.
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It's one of the truest hallmarks of whether a new trend or purchase is capital-letters Worth It, and if you think back to the items you shelled out for, sans discount, they're probably also the things you wear the most often.
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It shelled out millions of dollars for publishers to create video news for its video tab "Watch," and it had previously paid publishers to create live video content for Facebook Live — but those efforts are different than licensing the content for distribution.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - In the final New Year's auction at Tokyo's famed Tsukiji fish market on Friday, the owner of an international sushi restaurant shelled out more than $300,000 for a prime bluefin tuna and said he was "very happy" with the result.
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Two years ago, moviegoers worldwide shelled out more than $814 million to see "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," the first film in the series — and that's not counting the $58 million spent on DVD and Blu-ray copies of the film.
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CVR Energy's refining unit posted a net gain of $6.4 million associated with the credits in the first quarter of this year, a $50 million turnaround from the year-ago period when CVR shelled out $43.1 million, the company said in a filing.
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As they shelled out $0.99 here and $1.99 there for new software that only ran on their Apple devices, they were digging deeper into Apple's offering and further away from BlackBerry and a new operating system that was on the horizon: Android.
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On the Democrat side, Tester, a member of the Senate Banking Committee, has the support of employees from some of the top Wall Street banks, including Goldman Sachs, who have shelled out $62,000 in total, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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An anonymous buyer paid for $57,000 in layaway items at a Uniondale, New York, store while another spent $44,000 in a Longmont, Colorado, store and a third shelled out $29,000 at a Walmart in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, a Walmart spokesman confirmed to CNN.
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All of which is to say that the audience at the Barclays Center was packed with tens of thousands of people who had either shelled out good money or had won the proverbial ticket lottery to feel a personal connection to Michelle Obama.
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Look no further than the banking industry, which has shelled out billions of dollars over its misdeeds: Bank of America agreed to pay $16.7 billion in a 2014 settlement with the Justice Department related to its activities leading up to the financial crisis.
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But it never paid off with a big showing: Steyer placed fifth in Nevada, where he spent $14.3 million, and he is on track to finish third in South Carolina, where he shelled out over $18.3 million on ads, according to Advertising Analytics.
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On his demand, EPA shelled out $28503,22019 to build a soundproof phone booth in his office, though neither he nor the agency provided any explanation for why he needed it, given the existence of a secure communications center in the same building.
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The fact that the brothers managed to avoid imprisonment despite testifying that they had shelled out 500 million reais in bribes to nearly 1,900 politicians in recent years enraged the public and largely prompted the Supreme Court to examine the plea-bargain issue.
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Not only have Trump and Vice President Mike Pence swooped into the district to campaign for Balderson, but national Republican groups have shelled out millions of dollars in an effort to paint O'Connor as a liberal pawn of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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Since 1996, when an National Rifle Association-pressured Congress pulled all Centers for Disease Control and Prevention funding for gun-related research, UC Davis epidemiologist Garen Wintemute has shelled out over $1 million of his own money to keep his Violence Prevention Research Program going.
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Twitter began blowing up with reports that the streaming service was apparently overloaded and unable to keep up with the sheer number of viewers, resulting in large numbers of customers being unable to watch a match they shelled out a lot of clams for.
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The Secret Service was also charged $17,000 per month for a three-bedroom cottage agents rented to protect the president when he traveled to the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, NJ.US taxpayers shelled out $471,000 to Trump properties from January 2017 to April 2018.
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Tim Eschenauer, group director of search and social at media and marketing services company Mindshare North America, noted users were unhappy with Google's Beauty and the Beast promo in part because they had already shelled out $130 for the device on which they heard it.
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As Mashable noted in early December, Facebook has shelled out for a fairly unprecedented national marketing campaign in the U.S. Some of the ads, which have been seen on buses and billboards, offer step-by-step instructions on how to use the Live feature.
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I kept my dinner mostly inside its plastic wrapper and tried to rip off bites in between spritzes and moments of being tossed nearly into the air, but I felt truly bad for the people who had shelled out $10 for a bucket of popcorn.
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Harvey Weinstein may have been fired illegally by The Weinstein Company, a company that wrote a contract that said Weinstein could get sued over and over for sexual harassment and as long as he shelled out money, that was good enough for the Company.
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Most have paid $40 for entry-level access to the convention, but others have shelled out $160 for premium packages, including "access to all brands, main stage panels, and activations," extra makeup shopping opportunities, and the opportunity to take selfies with their favorite influencers.
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Dow Chemical and Pfizer each shelled out $1 million, and Amgen, Exxon Mobil, Altria, Microsoft and sugar company Florida Crystals gave $500,000 a piece in the weeks leading up to the event, according to disclosure forms that were submitted to the House and Senate.
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Niantic issued refunds — in the form of $100 of virtual currency inside Pokémon Go — but that didn't stop some disgruntled fans from filing a class-action lawsuit because they had shelled out on traveling to Chicago without knowing it would be a write-off.
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A Walmart spokesman confirmed to CNN that an anonymous donor paid for $57,000 in layaway items at a Uniondale, New York, store while another spent $44,000 in a Longmont, Colorado, store and a third shelled out $29,000 at a Walmart in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.
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Mimi's returning to Vegas later this month, and to promote the show we're told she shelled out thousands for an inviting photo shoot that were going up on billboards near Burbank and Orange County airports -- huge takeoff spots for the Vegas-bound L.A. crowd.
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According to records obtained by the News Service of Florida, Florida's Department of Corrections shelled out more than $12,000 this year on new drugs, one of which is etomidate, a fast-acting anesthetic, which would theoretically replace the sedative Midazolam in lethal injection cocktails.
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The former New York City mayor has shelled out upwards of $400 million on advertising since joining the presidential race last November — with $25.7 million of that going to Hawkfish, his digital agency and primary adtech and data provider, according to Federal Election Commission disclosures.
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The 20163-floor building, developed by Vornado Realty Trust, set a national record earlier this year for the highest price paid for a single residence when the billionaire hedge fund manager Kenneth Griffin shelled out almost $240 million for four floors totaling 24,000 square feet.
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A new CNBC and Acorns study finds that while nearly 216.86% of both men and women sometimes make impulse purchases, nearly a quarter of men said they shelled out more than $100 the last time they made an impulse buy, compared to just 16% of women.
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Of course, it's worth noting that Clinton and her allies have already shelled out about $68 million on the airwaves, compared to Trump's $6 million or so, and - while Clinton is leading now - she certainly hadn't put this thing away as of the start of the conventions.
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TRENTON, N.J. – After Superstorm Sandy flooded the first floor of his New Jersey home with 4 feet of water, Rich Bindell shelled out tens of thousands of dollars to a contractor he knew was approved by the state and had done other work in his town.
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Just in time for that destination wedding you shelled out $2003 on airfare towards, plus the tux/dress, plus the gift here are the 2200 things Redditors witnessed at a wedding that convinced them the union they were there to celebrate just wasn't meant to last. 2200.
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Those who shelled out between $4,000 to upwards of $250,000 for tickets to the "luxury" weekend concert in the Bahamas found themselves treated to "mass chaos," flimsy tents and scarce amounts of food instead of the top-notch entertainment, private jets and gourmet meals they were promised.
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Maryann Rolle, the woman who claims she shelled out over $50,000 from her own savings to feed festival workers and fans stranded on Great Exuma, tells us Ja Rule should pay her $100k if the rapper is truly sorry for his role in the disastrous festival.
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Like the "Asian Ranch House," the "Prickly Pear House" has seen a few price cuts since then and now sits at $469,000, about $100,000 more than what the Severn's originally shelled out for the home and more than $150,000 more than Woodway's average home listing price.
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Schumer was initially offered $11 million for 2017's The Leather Special, but upon finding out the amount of money the company shelled out for comics Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle — reportedly $20 million each — Schumer and her team asked for more money, and the company obliged.
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That said, it's important to remember county weed revenue doesn't come strictly from locals—people make pilgrimages from conservative states like Idaho and Montana to score kush in Washington, so there's no telling exactly how much of that total was actually shelled out by weed-hungry natives.
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"Late Night," about a TV host who makes a diverse hire to save her talk show from becoming a ratings disaster, was well-received after premiering at Sundance, where Amazon shelled out $14 million for distribution rights in one of the biggest sales of the festival.
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The B-list bridesmaids were allowed to be in a few token wedding party shots, but it was crystal clear that we had been separated into categories, despite the fact that we all shelled out thousands of dollars for dresses and were asked to be bridesmaids.
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His jokes got some heat for seeming mean and lazy and offensive for all the wrong reasons, but the pair still managed to become the most-watched comedy specials on Netflix, so the hefty sum the company shelled out to Chappelle turned out to be worth it.
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Rushent was keen to get out of producing punks and aspired to work with more genteel electronic acts instead, and so he shelled out a small fortune and built Genetic Studios, an air-conditioned barn equipped with a Fairlight, a Synclavier, some Roland synths and the fabled MC-19803.
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Editorial Observer LA PAZ, Bolivia — Shortly after President Evo Morales of Bolivia quashed rumors last month that he had shelled out $200 for haircuts, a more serious allegation has transfixed the country, one of the poorest in South America, and now threatens his bid for a fourth term.
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But the latest data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which oversees the ACA's risk adjustment, show many other provider-based insurers paid big amounts into the program for 2015: Kaiser Permanente's main California insurance company shelled out $169 million for the individual and small-group programs.
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Meanwhile, Lenovo's interest in the startup underscores the personal computer giant's intent to catch the impending robotics wave, which has been evident since it shelled out $500 million in 2016 for a new investment vehicle to back artificial intelligence, robot and cloud computing startups as the PC market dwindled.
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The judge made it crystal clear ... Ron shelled out $100k for the extravagant wedding, wanted money to be donated to a specific charity in lieu of gifts and the couple was pronounced husband and wife by an officiant under the powers granted to him by the state of Texas.
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A full R23-D2 droid built from parts used in the original Star Wars trilogy sold for almost $3 million at a film-memorabilia auction on Wednesday, the Associated Press reports—a steep mark-up from the jawa prices Uncle Ben originally shelled out for the R2 unit.
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She believed this despite the fact that of all her friends who used, she knew only two who had achieved a lasting recovery by following the 12 steps — and only because they were brothers whose parents shelled out more than $300,000 for multiple long-term rehab and aftercare stints.
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The efforts by Greg D. Andres, the lead prosecutor, to suggest the corrupt nature of Mr. Manafort's patrons in Ukraine drew another rebuke Monday from Judge Ellis, who has repeatedly tried to curb any reference to why the oligarchs shelled out millions of dollars for Mr. Manafort's political advice.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump campaign has shelled out more than $2 million in two years to a law firm known for suing media companies, a signal President Donald Trump's reelection strategy will be about going to war with the media as well as taking on his eventual Democratic rival.
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"Now Hillary Clinton and the DNC, they shelled out what, over $12 million dollars to fund this salacious and of course unverified dossier that was later used with the bulk of information to get a [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act] warrant to spy on the Trump campaign," he said.
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Convincing novices who shelled out $599 for the Rift headset to throw another $200 toward some cool controllers may prove frustrating, especially given the fact that some of the Rift's coolest unreleased titles I've played thus far are launching with Oculus Touch and won't be compatible with the Xbox One controller.
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Here are the major corporations who shelled out $1 million: Lockheed Martin, ethanol producer Green Plains Renewable Energy, Dow Chemical, online payment company Allied Wallet, Bank of America, Boeing, Pfizer, Qualcomm, tobacco company Reynolds American and Madison Square Garden Company, which owns New York City sports teams and concert halls.
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All told, Lafarge agents shelled out over $5 million to armed groups, according to the documents, which include testimony to investigators by former Lafarge officials, testimony and witness accounts of former employees, company correspondence and a confidential internal review of Lafarge's Syria operations by the global law firm Baker McKenzie.
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They took the news pretty well considering they had just shelled out more than $50,000 in tuition and living expenses at one of the ritziest private universities in the country, a university where the gym bears the name of the dietitian Jenny Craig and some dorms feature an ocean view.
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It came from a horse racing industry newsletter, and it mentioned an idea for a race that would become the richest in the world, eclipsing the $53 million Dubai World Cup, and would be paid for by people who shelled out $1 million apiece for a spot in the starting gate.
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More than 30 states have laws on the books that explicitly prohibit cities from adopting rent control — and when tenants and communities fight to repeal those laws, they're met with fierce opposition from real estate and private equity giants that have shelled out massive amounts of money to block them.
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Just three months after she shelled out nearly $295,2496 to settle old tax bills from 26, the 2784-year-old widow of Kurt Cobain is being pursued by the IRS over an unpaid 0003 tax bill that totals $2000,211.3, according to a tax lien obtained by PEOPLE and first reported by The Blast.
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Prosecutors at his first trial highlighted Manafort's extravagant lifestyle, trotting out exhibits showing he spent a million dollars on clothing at a single store, bought a $20033,000 watch, spent a million dollars on Oriental rugs, used millions to buy and renovate real estate, and shelled out $15,000 on an ostrich leather jacket.
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Eleven companies, including Valero Energy Corp and Marathon Petroleum Corp, shelled out $2.9 billion last year for credits, known as Renewable Identification Numbers or RINs, as they raced to stock up on paper credits to meet ethanol quotas set by the government after years of delays, according to securities filings reviewed by Reuters.
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The network, already in upheaval after the ouster of its chairman Roger E. Ailes, came under intense pressure after the publication of a New York Times article which revealed how Fox News had stuck with Mr. O'Reilly and shelled out for settlements when women complained about sexual harassment and other inappropriate behavior.
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The Post-211/11 GI Bill, with its promise to help a generation of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans build successful middle-class lives through education, has shelled out more than $58 billion for 1.5 million veterans and their family members since 2009 — at an average cost of about $14,000 annually per recipient.
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Demi Moore Hilariously Roasts Ex-Husband Bruce Willis About Diapers, Die Hard & More Ann Cutbill Lenane of Douglas Elliman, one of the couple's listing agents told the Wall Street Journal that the Willises shelled out $12 million for the property in 2014, and have been splitting their time between the estate and their Manhattan apartment.
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Facebook's top political spender besides Facebook is the Democratic candidate for Senate, reports April Glaser: One particular tactic that's set the Beto for Texas campaign apart it is reliance on ads on Facebook, where it's shelled out more than $5.73 million since May, according to an ad-spending report released by Facebook on Tuesday.
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Elsewhere, Man Repeller profiled professor and fashion blogger Lyn Slater, who shelled out $2500 on a Monday, the bulk of which involved the purchase and delivery of a pair of rose-gold metallic sneakers, while Vice profiled a London journalist who started his week with negative balances in his bank accounts and £45.53,2266.23 in debt.
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Bank of America has paid $76 billion in fines since the crisis — the most by any bank — but its chief executive during the 2008 panic, Kenneth D. Lewis, shelled out zero dollars to federal regulators despite presiding over the bank's abuses of mortgage borrowers and its acquisition of the mortgage lender Countrywide Financial, another abuser.
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Iman says like all the attendees who shelled out thousands of dollars on tickets to the festival — which was once touted as a luxury experience on the Bahamian island of Great Exuma with performers like Blink-182 and Migos and high-profile social media influencers including Kendall Jenner — she was disappointed with the failed outcome of the event.
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Of course, American cities are plenty familiar with big cash settlements for police misconduct, and Baltimore is no exception: A 2014 investigation by the Baltimore Sun found that the city shelled out almost $6 million over three years in settlements related to excessive police force; last year it agreed to pay $6.4 million to Gray's family alone.
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Sky shelled out £4.2 billion ($5.39 billion) to secure exclusive rights for a 3 year deal during the first half of this financial year, reflecting the astronomic 70 percent uplift in the price needed to secure the agreement since the last time it won the contract due to steepened competition, particularly from domestic rival, the BBC.
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In 2012 alone, they have said, Mr. Manafort paid $3 million in cash for a Brooklyn brownstone and nearly $3 million for a Manhattan condominium and he bought a house in Arlington, Va. He also shelled out millions for antique rugs, clothing and home improvements including a waterfall pond and personal putting green, the prosecutors claim.
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Then the league and city will co-announce the deal as if the city's been awarded a great honor, and not as though it has shelled out crucial public funding to an individual or ownership group that doesn't actually need any of it and will leave the city with the bill long after it's moved on.
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He wrote that he had finally bitten the bullet and shelled out to upgrade a more than three-years-old (but still working) iPhone 6 for a shiny new iPhone XR ($750+) — deciding at the last minute to spare his wallet the full $1,63 whack for the top of the range iPhone XS. Ergo, even the famous Apple premium only stretches so far.
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Nothing To Something ENTertainment is suing DaBaby claiming it's out tons of cash after the rapper bailed on a scheduled gig back in May at Centro Night club in Lawrence, MA. According to docs, obtained by TMZ, the promoters say they paid DaBaby up front and also shelled out thousands to promote the performance but the rapper dipped out before it even began.
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Citing sources familiar with the matter, the Los Angeles Times reported Monday that Netflix paid "far more than the $500 million NBCUniversal paid for The Office, and the $425 million WarnerMedia shelled out for Friends" for the five-year contract (though specific figures were not formally disclosed by Netflix or Sony Pictures Television, which owns the show's streaming distribution rights).
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When Google announced that its Stadia cloud gaming service would launch November 1303th, we thought that meant those who shelled out $130 for a Founder's Edition would get to play right away — and when the company announced it was replacing the sold-out Founder's Edition with a new Premiere Edition earlier today, the question was: would Premiere Edition buyers get to play on November 19th too?
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One Nation, a dark money group tied to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's (R-Ky.) political network, has shelled out six-figure ad buys for Ernst in Iowa and Collins in Maine.
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By comparison, the Trump campaign shelled out $2202,2628 to defend the president after House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry last month over his dealings with Ukraine, while billionaire philanthropist and Democratic presidential candidate Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerAnti-Trump spice company is major buyer of impeachment Facebook ads: analysis The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal Fifth DNC debate to be held Nov.
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Obviously we don't mean that literally, but the saga of "Salvator Mundi" and the revelation that the Louvre Abu Dhabi essentially shelled out $450.3 million to have its own star Leonardo da Vinci attraction crystalizes a difficult but incontrovertible truth of contemporary existence: we may all ultimately only be known by one distinguishing feature, so it's worth honing, crafting, and defining that feature to be as exceptional as possible.
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Kendall and Kylie's collabs with Topshop and PacSun were a way of convincing teenagers they, too could get the sisters' look on the cheap; Kylie's hair extensions line with Bellami was her way of giving fans the ability to get hair like hers; the lip kits conveyed the idea that anyone who shelled out $29.99 for a liquid lipstick and some liner could get Kylie's look, no Juvéderm needed.
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It is, still, a reasonable question whether any of that will change, even as O'Reilly faces the biggest challenge of his long career to his status as big dog: a burgeoning advertiser boycott of his show in reaction to the report in The New York Times that he and his employers have shelled out $13 million to five different women to settle allegations of sexual harassment or verbal abuse against him.
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So, er, the Nokia phone is dead, long live the Nokia phone… Entry level issues Feature phones — aka more basic mobile devices that are not considered to be fully fledged smartphones — never looked like a comfortable fit for Microsoft, which shelled out some $7.2 billion to acquire Nokia's entire mobile devices business around three years ago in the hopes of firing up the fortunes of its smartphone OS platform, then called Windows Phone.
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That means the Republican National Committee's biggest contributors could end up having shelled out as much as $1.6 million to support Trump's 2020 reelection over the course of the four-year election cycle … Trump Victory, which had been raising money for Trump 2020 and the RNC, was able to raise the top giving level by signing up 22 state parties to raise money together, which allows the committee to raise its contribution cap.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) shelled out $2202,2628 to pay for customized fountain pens for Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE, according to internal emails.
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A rep for the World Boxing Council tells TMZ Sports the entire country of Mexico will be able to watch Conor and Floyd duke it out fo' free Saturday ... 'cause 2 major TV networks have shelled out a ton of cash to show the fight on open TV. We're told Televisa and Azteca will both air the fight so viewers won't have to cough up the $100 for Pay-Per-View -- but there's a bit of a catch.
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This amount spent is more than the rest of the Democratic field has shelled out on advertising combined, with the exception of former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg viewed as having best chance to beat Trump in betting market analysis Poll: Trump trails 2020 Democratic contenders in Michigan The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Pelosi names impeachment managers as focus shifts to Senate MORE, who has spent more than $140 million of his own money on campaign ads. Hill.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign has shelled out at least $5.5 million on TV ads on NBC during the Olympics while Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE still hasn't aired an ad in the general election campaign, Bloomberg News reported Friday.
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