Railroad shipments are more expensive and hazardous than pipeline shipments.
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Huawei's second-quarter smartphone shipments surged even as overall Chinese smartphone shipments shrank.
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Aluminum shipments were off 23 percent and stainless steel shipments were down 15 percent.
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SHIPMENTS INCREASE Shipments of manufactured goods rose 21.2% in December after gaining 20.3% in November.
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Shipments of overall factory goods shipments increased 0.8 percent, the biggest rise since June 2015.
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Weed seeds in soybean shipments prompted Beijing to tighten scrutiny of U.S. shipments beginning on Jan.
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Taiwanese shipments are set to be 65,000 bpd, the first shipments since September, said the source.
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Shipments rose 2 percent, helped by a 5 percent rise in shipments of PCs for businesses.
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Guns from the United States generally enter Brazil through direct shipments of assembled weapons, shipments of gun parts or indirect shipments through a third country, with Paraguay being the top intermediary.
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While a little less than half of Amazon's tablet shipments last year went out during the holiday season, Samsung's holiday tablet shipments only accounted for 28 percent of its shipments that year.
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However, Street expectations are modeling shipments of 244M units, implying an additional 13M iPhones shipments beyond refresh.
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Shipments from e-commerce accounted for 225 percent of all manufacturing shipments in 221, the report said.
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The second-quarter China shipments represented 64% of Huawei's total smartphone shipments in the quarter, Canalys said.
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A rise in grain shipments has not been enough to offset the steeper decline in coal shipments.
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The second-quarter China shipments represented 64% of Huawei's total smartphone shipments in the quarter, it said.
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Bai Jing, analyst with Galaxy Futures, said iron ore traders booked shipments in October for January shipments.
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IDC found that while traditional 'slate' tablet shipments fell, 'detachable' tablet shipments were up 1.2 percent year-on-year.
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Shipments to semiconductor and electronics plants were up over 20173 percent, while shipments to metal producers rose 13 percent.
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Canada has rejected six shipments of Brazilian beef out of 191 meat shipments since April 10, according to CFIA.
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While PC shipments have certainly taken their lumps, tablets never reached anything close to PCs from a shipments perspective.
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Apple's shipments declined 14% in the second quarter, while shipments from Chinese competitors Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi also tumbled.
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Oil rail shipments grew 88 percent across the U.S. in 2018, due in large part to shipments from Canada.
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Saudi shipments down 37% The shutdown of oil shipments from Venezuela adds to the upward pressure on energy prices.
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From 2014 to 2015, Apple's computer shipments grew 6.2 percent, while HP's shipments fell by 5.9 percent, according to IDC.
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Already this year EGAS has deferred about ten shipments, with about 10-15 shipments left to go, trade sources said.
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IDC said Wednesday that smartwatch shipments will more than double by 2021, led by increased shipments of the Apple Watch.
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Xiaomi's smartphone shipments are up around 20 percent in the recent quarter, placing it fourth behind Apple in global smartphone shipments.
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Total smartphone shipments declined as well, though shipments for flagship phones like the Galaxy Note 8 increased from the last quarter.
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Overall durable goods shipments fell 1.6% in April, the most since December 2015, with civilian aircraft shipments tumbling 16.0% last month.
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The company also gave a strong current outlook with shipments, following a quarter which saw shipments occurring at a record pace.
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After the news report last week, records for those shipments were added to the international database that tracks such virus shipments.
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Rio said March shipments rose due to fewer weather disruptions and productivity improvements, although shipments fell 11 percent on the previous quarter.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the total shipments figure for 2015 and 2014 as well as Apple's 2015 shipments.
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So it begins: "worldwide smartwatch shipments" have hit 8.1 million units in Q43 2015 compared to 7.9 million for Swiss watch shipments.
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The company's shipments of handguns fell by 7% in the quarter, and shipments of long guns such as rifles were down 8%.
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Manufactured durable goods shipments decreased for the third time in four months in November, and shipments fell after two months of increases.
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Shipments of agricultural products declined in 5 of its 6 business groups, including coal and chemical shipments, down 19 and 1 percent, respectively.
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In a recent report, research firm IDC said 2018 was "the worst year ever" for smartphone shipments, with global shipments tumbling 4.1 percent.
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Apple accounted for 35.8% of global smartwatch shipments in the first quarter of 2019, while Samsung came in second with 11.1% of shipments.
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Motor home shipments were down 6.5 percent in July, but overall shipments were up 10 percent compared with the same month last year.
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Shipments to China dropped 7.2% in May from a year earlier, while shipments to the United States climbed 7.8%, a ministry official said.
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Canada has rejected six shipments of Brazilian beef out of 191 meat shipments since April 10, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
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The miner had posted a 3% drop in iron ore shipments in 2019 but forecast higher iron ore shipments in 2020 on Friday.
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Japan's Toshiba Corp said it had resumed some shipments to Huawei after temporarily suspending shipments to check whether they included U.S.-made components.
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U.S.-bound shipments rose 1.2 percent in the year to January, led by steel, batteries and medicines, while car shipments declined 3.9 percent.
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The report did not say which country interdicted the two January tile shipments or whether the other three shipments were delivered to Damascus.
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We also announced Shipment Zero, our vision to make all Amazon shipments net zero carbon, with 50% of all shipments net zero by 2030.
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Next year, SK Hynix said industry-wide DRAM shipments could grow by around 153 percent, while NAND shipments could grow by mid-215 percent.
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In the U.S. alone, robot shipments across all sectors increased by more than 15 percent, marking a record number of shipments to American companies.
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Small shipments arrived in a baggie inside a magazine tucked in an envelope; larger shipments came ensconced in mylar packaging inside a square box.
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But U.S. shipments to the world's top pork consuming country have been largely disappointing and steep retaliatory tariffs on U.S. shipments remain in place.
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SHIPMENTS: Some overseas buyers of Chinese metal products have stopped accepting shipments, while others are seeking damages over delays, a China trade body said.
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Much of the drop in shipments to dealers in the quarter came from lower shipments of the new full-size pickups, GM's key product.
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Fourth-quarter smartphone shipments were down as the company aimed to manage inventory, while its tablet shipments rose amid the seasonal bump in demand.
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"There is market talk that U.S. soybean shipments to China in August will reach a hefty 1.8 million tonnes, which along with big shipments from Argentina and Brazil, could bring shipments to China in August to a massive 5 million tonnes," a European trader said.
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Two Japanese oil refiners said they had halted berth shipments at eastern plants on Tuesday but refining operations and truck shipments had not been affected.
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Following a 22012 percent decline in shipments during the year ended last July, the crop's shipments for the current crop year are 24 billion pounds.
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By 24.5, we expect 23.1 million consumer drone shipments and $2400 billion in revenue, versus only 450,000 shipments and $700 million in revenue in 2014.
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By 20.7, we expect 28.0 million consumer drone shipments and $3.3 billion in revenue, versus only 450,000 shipments and $700 million in revenue in 2014.
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According to Gartner's forecast, shipments of smartwatches will come to 86 million units in 2020, with shipments of ear-worn wearables totaling 70 million units.
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At the same time, global smartphone shipments have continued to decline worldwide, with IHS Markit reporting that shipments have fallen for the seventh consecutive quarter.
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Dr. Wasser said researchers can sometimes link shipments by showing that tusks in two different shipments belong to the same elephant or the same family.
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Rio, the world's second largest iron ore miner, gained 2908.39 percent even as it cut its 3.63 shipments estimate after a tropical cyclone hit quarterly shipments.
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While Saudi Arabia's crude shipments to the United States have fallen, Iraq's shipments have risen to their highest seasonal level in almost five years (tmsnrt.rs/2thBJYM).
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U.S-bound exports declined 5.3 percent in the year to January, led by shipments of steel and car parts, while shipments to EU fell 3.6 percent.
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"We are currently shipping product, and our shipments have been increasing over the last few months, with April shipments exceeding projections," Pfizer spokesman Steve Danehy said.
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Global PC shipments fell 10.6 percent in the quarter ended December, research firm IDC said in January, the largest decline since IDC started tracking PC shipments.
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Some of those shipments were headed to Saudi Arabia, according to Melissa Hardee, co-owner of Retriever Freight, the company that handled shipments for Donor Services.
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Earlier this year, we announced Shipment Zero - Amazon's vision to make all Amazon shipments net zero carbon, with 50% of all shipments net zero by 2030.
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CHS said it expects "shipments of products to arrive as scheduled and that would remain in contact with customers regarding product orders and shipments," it said.
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Huawei surpassed Apple in smartphone shipments for the first time in the second quarter of this year, capturing 9803 percent of shipments, according to research firm IDC.
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Delivering to individual consumers' doorsteps is more costly than delivering multiple shipments at the same time to one location, as is the case for shipments between businesses.
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Exports to Asia, which accounts for more than half of Japan's shipments, fell 13.0 percent in the year to April, and EU-bound shipments fell 4.0 percent.
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Countering illegal shipments Designating fentanyl as a WMD would allow national security officials to more effectively divert resources to building technology that could detect shipments of fentanyl.
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Doorman says it will no longer accept incoming shipments after September 29th and that those who use their Doorman address for online shipments should update their information.
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Shipments to the United States account for about 75 percent of the cash Venezuela gets for crude shipments, according to a Barclays research note published last week.
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Rio Tinto, the world's No. 2 iron ore miner, on Tuesday reported a 14 percent drop in quarterly iron ore shipments and trimmed its 2019 shipments estimate.
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Exports to Asia, which accounts for more than half of Japan's shipments, fell 11.1 percent in the year to April, but EU-bound shipments rose 9.9 percent.
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The initiative is part of Amazon's Shipment Zero initiative, which aims to make Amazon shipments net carbon zero, with 50 percent of shipments meeting that standard by 2030.
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While Apple's smartphone shipments declined 30 percent year-on-year in China in Q1, Chinese tech firm Huawei's shipments surged 41 percent in that period, according to Canalys.
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These products typically experience 13 shipment cycles per year, equating to three shipments of each product per quarter, except for one quarter per year when four shipments occur.
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A new IDC report showed that smartwatch shipments experienced "significant" declines in the third quarter, as total shipments were down 51.6 percent from the same time last year.
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Meanwhile Lenovo, the largest PC vendor, saw a 21 per cent decline in shipments in Q43 last year, with its shipments dropping 24 per cent in 210.6 overall.
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Apple's iPhone business initially flourished under Cook's leadership, growing from 72 million shipments in fiscal year 2011 to almost 75 million shipments in a single quarter last December.
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It said the global smartphone market "is a mess right now" and noted that shipments declined down to 2014 volumes, marking the worst year for smartphone shipments ever.
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A new report from the research firm estimates that there were 8.1 million smartwatch shipments in the last quarter of 2015, compared to 7.9 million Swiss watch shipments.
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These include a ban on coal shipments at small ports from July 1, more random checks on coal cargoes and a more thorough inspection process before clearing shipments.
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Smartphone shipments in China saw their biggest decline ever this first quarter, as shipments dropped to 91 million units, according to a report from market analyst group Canalys.
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Vivo's shipments fell to 15 million while Oppo's shipments fell to 18 million, both accounting for an approximately 10 percent drop year over year for each respective company.
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Shipments to the United States account for about 75 percent of the cash Venezuela gets for crude shipments, according to a Barclays research note published earlier this month.
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In February, China officially suspended coal shipments from North Korea, and a prominent Chinese newspaper has also raised the threat of choking off oil shipments to the North.
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The concept is part of Amazon's "Shipment Zero" sustainability initiative, which aims to make all of Amazon's shipments carbon neutral, with half its shipments being carbon neutral by 2030.
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The ministry added it would continue to test shipments of U.S. wheat and flour for GMO traits and reject the shipments if any rogue strain of wheat is detected.
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Fitbit was the third-largest smartwatch vendor by shipments in Q2 2019 after Apple and Samsung respectively, capturing 10% of global shipments during the quarter, according to Strategy Analytics.
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Correction: The original headline on this article has been updated to clarify that Amazon is prioritizing essential shipments to its warehouses and is not suspending nonessential shipments to consumers.
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Exports of canola fell by C$47 million, or 13%, as shipments to China stopped amid a diplomatic dispute, and Tapp said he expected shipments would continue to be depressed.
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The United States is already an exporter of natural gas with Cheniere's liquefied natural gas shipments out of the Sabine Pass in Louisiana, and with pipeline gas shipments to Mexico.
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Market research firm Canalys estimates shipments fell 12 percent in China last year and expects smartphone shipments in 2019 to dip below 400 million for the first time since 2014.
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Global smartphone shipments fell 3% in the second quarter, according to research firm Strategy Analytics, while Samsung boosted shipments by 6.7% and stayed on top with a 22% market share.
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But there are indications reduced Saudi shipments to the United States are being partially replaced by increased shipments from Iraq as refiners seek the closest alternative medium-heavy sour grades.
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Global smartwatch shipments hit 22009 million in 22015's fourth quarter, outpacing Swiss watch shipments for the first time on a global scale, the latest research from Strategy Analytics suggests.
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Research firm IDC recently said it estimates camera drone shipments in the Chinese mainland to hit 22019 million units by 230, up from their prediction of 22016,000 shipments in 2016.
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Research firm IHS Technology expects worldwide TV shipments this year to be flat compared with 2015, though shipments of higher-margin ultra high-definition TVs are seen jumping 73 percent.
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Japan's shipments to the United States declined for the fourth straight month, falling 12.9% in the year to November, hurt by reduced shipments of cars, construction machinery and car parts.
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IDC's worldwide forecast numbers show consumer shipments continuing to decline in terms of shipments as well as the percentage of the total PC market throughout the five-year forecast period.
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Exports of canola fell by C$47 million, or 14.7%, as shipments to China stopped amid a diplomatic dispute, and Tapp said he expected shipments would continue to be depressed.
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As CNBC noted, Xiaomi and Huawei's European shipments increased 62 percent and 52 percent, respectively, in the most recent quarter, while Apple's and Samsung's shipments both fell in that same period.
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Shipments of Swiss watches fell 8 percent in January and February, dragged down notably by a 12.4 percent decline in the United States, where shipments also dropped 9 percent last year.
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And domestically, the issue of the arms shipments to Syria -- as well police and prosecutors who have sought to stop and inspect trucks carrying such shipments -- have been even more explosive.
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BAGHDAD, April 10 (Reuters) - Iraq exported nine shipments of natural gas condensates and 21 shipments of gas liquids in the first quarter of the year, the oil ministry reported on Tuesday.
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"Most Qatalum shipments normally go through the large Jebel Ali port in (the) UAE, but this port looks to be closed for all Qatar shipments from Tuesday morning," Norsk Hydro said.
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By charging less for these international shipments under the UPU terminal dues agreement, our own postal service subsidizes these shipments to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars per year.
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Japan took in its first shipment of shale gas in liquid form this month and more shipments are likely to come as more export terminals start shipments this year and next.
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Some trade experts have said the agricultural export commitments, which would translate to $16 billion in new shipments a year, would be difficult to meet without rerouting shipments to other countries.
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In the previous session, the mining giant said it would look to lift 22017 iron ore shipments by 10 million tons after it reported a 1 percent rise in 2017 shipments.
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GRAPHIC: Iran's monthly crude oil shipments to Asia - reut.
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Total shipments - motorcycles shipped to dealers - fell 21 percent.
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If taxes aren't paid, the shipments are held — indefinitely.
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The study found more than 100 timber shipments to the United States between January 2008 and May 2010 contained illegally logged trees, 35 percent of all shipments leaving Peru during that time.
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Huawei's smartphone shipments surged 50% in the first quarter compared to the same period last year, while Apple iPhone shipments tumbled 30%, according to new data published Tuesday by research firm IDC.
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SHIPMENTS FALL The drop in core capital goods shipments suggests business spending on equipment softened at the start of the third quarter, which could weigh on overall business investment and GDP growth.
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Global personal computer shipments fell 4.73 percent in the quarter ended in December from a year earlier, IDC said on Tuesday, the largest decline since the research firm started tracking PC shipments.
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Refinitiv - which monitors shipments based on vessel-tracking, port and other data - also estimates Iran exported about 258.94,26 bpd in July, if shipments of condensate, a type of light crude are included.
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While we're still waiting for worldwide shipments to go positive, both IDC and Gartner report that PC shipments in the US have increased for the first time in more than a year.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's Fortescue Metals Group reported record quarterly iron ore shipments on Thursday, boosting its sales as prices spiked to five-year highs, and forecast stronger shipments in the coming year.
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Some U.S. exporters were open to rolling shipments because more export-grade soybeans in storage in the upper Midwest farm belt would be available once flooded rivers recede and barge shipments resume.
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Obviously these shipments won't reflect the entirety of Iranian crude shipments, but they do show that the U.S. sanctions have effectively forced Tehran to operate in the shadows of the global oil market.
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On Friday, Reuters reported that top exporter Saudi Arabia would meet its obligations to reduce output by cutting its shipments to the United States and Europe more deeply than its shipments to Asia.
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According to a new industry report from IDC out this morning, smartwatch shipments experienced "significant" declines in the third quarter, as total shipments were down 51.6 percent from the same time last year.
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Grain barge shipments rose 210 percent from 2500 to 22014 to a near-record 215 million tons, but coal shipments dropped by nearly 803 million tons in that period, to 280 million tons.
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Since Election Day, the apparel brand run by Trump's daughter has imported 230 shipments of Ivanka Trump products from China and Singapore, part of a total of 297 shipments from Asia since Jan.
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The decline was in line with a 21 percent drop in Chinese steel exports in July, though shipments remain elevated and total shipments in January-to-July were up from a year earlier.
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"Most Qatalum shipments normally go through the large Jebel Ali port in UAE, but this port looks to be closed for all Qatar shipments from Tuesday morning," Norsk Hydro said in a statement.
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Spot corn shipments from Brazil's Paranagua port are priced around $163.60 per tonne on a free-on-board basis, compared with U.S. Gulf spot shipments around $161.50 per tonne, according to Reuters data.
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REPORTS ADDITIONAL DEMAND FOR CORONAVIRUS TEST SHIPMENTS * CO-DIAGNOSTICS - DOMESTIC, INTERNATIONAL DEMAND SURGED FOR NOVEL CORONAVIRUS DETECTION KITS IN RECENT WEEKS LEADING TO INCREASED PRODUCT SHIPMENTS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Global smartphone shipments in general have also been struggling; the industry suffered seven consecutive quarterly declines until the third quarter of 2019, when shipments rose by 0.8%, according to the International Data Corporation.
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Amazon's third-party merchants are now barred from using FedEx Ground for Prime shipments Amazon recently told third-party vendors that they are barred from using FedEx's ground delivery services for Prime shipments.
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King failed to take action after live anthrax shipments were found in 2009 and didn't consider that erroneous shipments of nerve agents in 2011 were indicative of larger issues, according to the report.
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But even when border agents have these risk assessments in hand, shipments are still leaving Canada unchecked due to limited staff, misplacement and carriers ignoring requests to halt shipments, according to the audit.
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Other wheat shipments come from the United States and Canada.
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In 2017, over 60 percent of shipments went to automakers.
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Umm Qasr receives Iraq's grain, vegetable oils and sugar shipments.
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Last year, China's Huawei surpassed Apple in shipments of smartphones.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast shipments would grow 0.5%.
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Shipments of the minivan were halted last Friday, it added.
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The dispute has slashed shipments of U.S. soy to China.
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However, those shipments have shrank because of plunging prices overseas.
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Aid shipments were allowed into several impacted areas last week.
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Other shipments have been blocked, although they contained no arms.
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What do they do when they're not harassing imperial shipments?
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Shipments are seen rising to around 7,900 vehicles from 7,664.
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Brazil's exports of conilon pale in comparison to arabica shipments.
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They'll be used as packing material for Google hardware shipments.
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Shipments to the European Union declined 2.9 percent last month.
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Toba had suspended all shipments to the Philippines, Sjahrir said.
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Other companies had canceled shipments "from both sides," he added.
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Shipments of civilian aircraft soared by $2.2 billion in February.
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Crude shipments slid 12 percent to reach 1.114 million bpd.
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The big picture: Air cargo shipments also are solidly negative.
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It has discussed its first shipments of LNG to Pakistan.
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Those refineries may now receive some shipments of American crude.
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The discovery of these shipments gives credibility to those claims.
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Venezuela's oil shipments have been wiped out by US sanctions.
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Many vendors believed that payment for shipments after the Sept.
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Therefore, the rise in Huawei's China shipments didn't help Qualcomm.
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They aim to block Iranian arms shipments at the seaport.
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So what caused this crazy growth in feature phone shipments?
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Go deeper: FDA blasts McKesson for not monitoring opioid shipments
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Chinese vendors Oppo and Xiaomi also increased shipments, IDC said.
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In January, shipments contracted 5.65 percent from a year earlier.
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Shipments to the European Union tumbled 36.6% over the period.
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Sandwiched between the two is Huawei, with 76.6 million shipments.
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While the terminal was functioning, shipments had not yet resumed.
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Growth in inbound shipments will continue to face headwinds, however.
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These type of shipments aren't uncommon for border patrol officers.
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Other companies had canceled shipments "from both sides", he added.
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Spot shipments of crude by rail have all but vanished.
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But shipments of civilian aircraft fell $0.7 billion in March.
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It'll be available for $100 with shipments starting in April.
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Richardson said on Wednesday that its shipments met regulatory requirements.
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Core capital goods shipments edged up 0.1 percent in December.
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The incident would have no impact on shipments, he said.
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Locals say such festivities celebrate the arrival of drug shipments.
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While we're still waiting for worldwide shipments to go positive,...
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Shipments to Rosneft are used as debt repayment by PDVSA.
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Judging by the reviews, around 90% of shipments get through.
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We're at the mercy of FedEx shipments arriving on time.
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Shipments of the more costly Touring motorcycles slumped 37 percent.
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Greater transparency in oil shipments is also on the horizon.
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Core capital goods shipments were up 1.2 percent in February.
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He did not give details on when shipments would commence.
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This is a record high for Xiaomi's quarterly smartphone shipments.
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Shipments of core capital goods dipped 0.1 percent last month.
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She did not have details on specific shipments held up.
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However, shipments to the automotive industry slowed by 12 percent.
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Dot shipments also will begin at the end of March.
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It was unclear which companies profited from the coal shipments.
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But getting shipments to the island is only one challenge.
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But Venezuela doesn't get any cash for those oil shipments.
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Core capital goods shipments edged up 0.1 percent in May.
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Outbound shipments of semiconductors, the nation's major export, jumped 20.3%.
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Shipments of core capital goods fell by 0.7% last month.
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The Venezuelan military blocked the shipments and sealed the border.
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Between shipments, stores can't always keep up with the demand.
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Pervasive road checks and travel restrictions have held up shipments.
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As for online shipments, many orders have been pushed back.
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Meanwhile, iron ore shipments in the fourth quarter ended Dec.
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NBC News first reported that the arms shipments had begun.
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Citi analysts have focused analysis on in iPhone 8 shipments.
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We do not believe that our shipments were not affected.
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And sometimes, officials in exporting countries vouch for suspect shipments.
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It's not clear whether the delays will affect shipments elsewhere.
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Shipments in August accounted for 7.4% of Thailand's overall exports.
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Shipments in August accounted for 7.4% of Thailand's overall exports.
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A portion of shipments are scheduled to begin this year.
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The move will reduce transit shipments through Russia's Transneft (TRNF_p.MM).
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In 2013, Chinese officials detected Viptera in U.S. corn shipments.
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Those volumes do not come close to replacing U.S shipments.
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But physical markets for oil shipments tell a different story.
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The commerce ministry confirmed last month that Chinese exporters were front-loading shipments to the U.S. to get ahead of expected tariffs - a situation that could exacerbate any slowdown in shipments toward year-end.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's state railway company has suspended liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and coal shipments to Ukraine after transit nation Russia banned such shipments from its territory, according to a document seen by Reuters.
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In spite of the company's massive footprint, Amazon has been forced to limit certain shipments, including non-essentials through its Fulfillment by Amazon program, along with the temporary pausing of shipments from Prime Pantry.
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President Trump's tariff tiffs with China and other nations dented everything from soybean to steel shipments at a time when railroads were already grappling with competition from long-haul truckers and falling coal shipments.
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Market research firm Canalys estimates shipments fell 26 percent in China last year and expects smartphone shipments in 29 to dip another 3 percent, to below 400 million for the first time since 2014.
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The drone is also part of Amazon's plan to make half of its shipments net zero carbon by 2030, and eventually expand that commitment across all of its shipments, Amazon said in the blog post.
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The analyst firm says Google's small speaker accounted for 1 in 5 smart speaker shipments in Q2 2018, edging out the Echo Dot with its 2.3 million global shipments compared to Echo Dot's 2.2 million.
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"Hernández bribed law enforcement officials to protect drug shipments, solicited large bribes from major drug traffickers, and arranged machine gun-toting security for cocaine shipments," said Manhattan US Attorney Geoffrey Berman in a news release.
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And while the US Department of Agriculture requires shipments of domesticated animals to be certified as disease free, "evidence of pathogen-free shipments is not required for imported wildlife," Gray and his co-authors write.
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Freight shipments across all modes of transportation — truck, rail, air and barge — fell 5.3% in June, the seventh month in a row of year-over-year declines, according to the Cass Freight Index for shipments.
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The only companies which saw growth in the U.S. last year were Lenovo — up to 103 million shipments from 210 million in 22 — and Apple, with 227.7 million shipments, up from 7.9 million in 2014.
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The Canadian copper miner said it had suspended shipments from its Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia across the Chinese border, a day after the imposition of new fees on commodity shipments between the two countries.
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Apple expects total shipments of iPhones to be launched this year to be 80 million, less than the 100 million shipments that Apple planned for around the same time last year, the financial newspaper said.
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Gartner claims PC shipments declined 2.4 percent in the recent quarter.
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Excluding gold shipments, overall exports would have fallen 13%, data showed.
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Shipments in the Americas, the company's biggest market, fell 5 percent.
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Shipments from Mexico showed a nearly fivefold increase to 568,377 tonnes.
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The consortium accounts for almost half the world's cargo-container shipments.
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She also dealt with shipments being sent empty, and faulty brushes.
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He says shipments could double in 2018 to 28 million units.
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Between June and September, Iran's shipments fell by about 800,000 bpd.
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It had previously projected an 8 percent increase in poultry shipments.
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One, containing less than $1 billion, is for curtailing drug shipments.
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Arms shipments as well as joint training and research and development.
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The dispute, however, has slashed shipments of American beans to China.
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Trans-shipments from India make up 75 percent of its volumes.
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During that period, the company promised multiple times to increase shipments.
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In all, United logged 4,10.753 total shipments in the Garden State.
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For beef, lamb and pork, 20% of shipments are physically inspected.
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The May shipments were the highest since January's 33.5 million tonnes.
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Nintendo is forecasting 18 million Switch shipments for the year ahead.
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The shipments will take five to eight business days to arrive.
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The dispute, however, has slashed shipments of U.S. soy to China.
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IDC said 2018 was the worst year ever for smartphone shipments.
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Tariffs are typically paid by the entities that import the shipments.
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U.S. sanctions on two others, Iran and Venezuela, are cutting shipments.
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Ask your local grocery store about when its shipments come in.
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Shipments slid 14.3 percent in the third quarter ended Sept. 962.13.
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The shipments were not properly marked as hazardous materials, FAA said.
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Lower rice output could hit shipments from the world's biggest exporter.
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The county got the shipments on October 14 and October 17.
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For the last three quarters, iPhone shipments were on a decline.
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Smartphone shipments in the country had fallen 4 percent in 2017.
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Often, fake or diluted products are mixed in with diverted shipments.
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There were increases in measures of new orders, employment and shipments.
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That could affect shipments from some of South Korea's largest exporters.
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The rise in prices, applied to shipments that started from Jan.
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Conversely, as downstream demand begins to falter, freight shipments also decline.
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Overall durable goods shipments fell 1.6%, the most since December 2015.
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In 2017, Baird sees iPhone shipments declining 2.3 percent from 2016.
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Shipments actually declined by 0.5 percent, as IDC noted in February.
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Taiwan-based Asus also nearly tripled its shipments compared to Q1.
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Shipments zipping throughout the Denver area at 200 miles per hour.
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PDVSA restarted crude shipments to Isla in December ahead of Jan.
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It was buoyed by a surge in the shipments sub-index.
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A lack of crude shipments has left the facility largely idle.
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Other dealers rushed to get shipments in the country before September.
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While operations have resumed, shipments will take several weeks to recover.
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The two discussed business and coordinated multi-ton shipments of cocaine.
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Germany has not formally banned shipments of previously approved arms exports.
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S. trade war has hit pork shipments between the two countries.
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Shipments have been slowing down recently due to seasonally lower supply.
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Shipments from Apple and Samsung both declined in that same period.
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The product shipments were then recalled from a few Hawaii retailers.
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Maersk declined to give further details on its China waste shipments.
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"Our shipments to Europe and China are way off," Rogers said.
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For a graphic on U.S. LNG shipments to China, see: tmsnrt.
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Shipments surged to a record high of 552,000 tonnes in January.
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And a measure of shipments jumped to 13.9 from minus 11.6.
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The distributor's Canadian steel supplier is already rationing shipments for customers.
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As those shipments dwindled, refiners turned to shale and Canadian oil.
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GRAPHIC: U.S. LNG shipments to China fall during trade war - reut.
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The shipments reportedly contained athletic gear for men, women and children.
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Amazon also depends on United Parcel Service Inc for air shipments.
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Shipments fell 21.05 percent to 290,944 motorcycles in the first quarter.
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Package shipments "the lone bright spot" for the USPS, Sackler said.
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Smartphone shipments in 2018 are expected to surpass 200 million units.
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Worldwide PC shipments fell 3.9 percent in the quarter ended Sept.
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The country's main oil terminal resumed shipments after a prolonged blackout.
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The delay on shipments has left Australian officials scrambling for explanations.
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In the second quarter, Lenovo's tablet shipments were up 3.1 percent.
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Contract freight includes shipments moved by way of a predetermined agreement.
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Take Chicago, for example, where shipments face enormous and costly delays.
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Endo agreed to halt shipments of Opana ER starting September 1.
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But Beijing's tariffs last summer slashed U.S. shipments to Chinese buyers.
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He said export data had already shown falling instant coffee shipments.
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Shipments have remained firm since, as domestic fuel demand growth stagnates.
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For a graphic on U.S. LNG shipments to China, see tmsnrt.
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Sony ended PS3 shipments to the United States in October 2016.
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Shipments to China fell 3.8%, while exports to Europe fell 8.6%.
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Weekly shipments are now regularly surpassing 2 million barrels a day.
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Air shipments would allow at least some assistance to be delivered.
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Amazon&aposs shipments tend to run more "empty miles," Sterling said.
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Ireland is preparing border inspections for food shipments and even racehorses.
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Some are accelerating shipments through customs to avoid potential tariff hikes.
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A lack of crude shipments has left the facility largely idle.
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The shipments stopped only last year, after the doctors were indicted.
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Data from Refinitiv Eikon put crude shipments at about 240,000 bpd.
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It doesn't affect last-mile shipments of those products to consumers.
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It has reduced operations to take-out, delivery, and nationwide shipments.
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New orders and shipments fell as their indexes dropped below zero.
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What's worse, even after it was caught, ZTE resumed illegal shipments.
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Buemi noticed that Zaron's shipments arrived from a Los Angeles address.
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Shipments were also up 15% from 8.28 million tonnes in November.
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Core capital goods shipments fell by a revised 0.8% in September.
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International shipments rose 21.48 percent to 1.533,21.53 motorcycles in the quarter.
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However, there is evidence that coal shipments in fact never ceased.
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Shipments of tapioca slipped 25% and rubber dropped 7.2% last month.
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It could also help rival Indonesia increase its shipments to India.
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Bulk shipments traveled on custom-fitted ocean trawlers like Skunk Alpha.
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Exports to China increased 23.1% in August, boosted by soybean shipments.
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United Van Lines analyzed 103,210 shipments last year through Dec. 20.
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Shipments were also up 15% from 8.28 million tonnes in November.
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Stitch Fix curates personalized shipments of clothing and accessories for subscribers.
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Core capital goods shipments fell by an unrevised 21% in July.
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The kingdom has temporarily suspended all oil shipments through the pass.
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Deterring Turkish shipments would similarly reduce the GNA's forces from rearming.
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Grains shipments are Argentina's main source of much-needed export dollars.
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But shipments have resumed for May-loading cargoes, the sources said.
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That would represent a 31 percent growth in shipments for 2018.
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Grains shipments are Argentina's main source of much-needed export dollars.
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There were decreases in measures of new orders, employment and shipments.
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A hundred thousand civilians had received no shipments for three months.
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Chinese soybean importers now require an automatic import license for shipments.
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This round is aimed at oil shipments between Venezuela and Cuba.
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Despite their efforts, South American corn shipments to Mexico are surging.
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Project Ara lost its director, then said its shipments were delayed.
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The U.N. monitors investigated 16 coal shipments between January and Aug.
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The coincident index, which includes industrial output, shipments of capital goods, shipments of durable consumer goods, and working hours, was 114.0 in January, down 5.7 points from the previous month, Cabinet Office data showed on Wednesday.
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Unless the U.S administration gives a waiver to shipments already enroute before the Sep-1st start date or where orders have been placed, theoretically we could see tariff impact on many of the shipments start sooner.
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"Hernandez allegedly arranged machine-gun-toting security for cocaine shipments, bribed law enforcement officials for sensitive information to protect drug shipments, and solicited large bribes from major drug traffickers," said Manhattan US Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman.
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South Korean refiners and petrochemical producers suspended shipments of Iranian crude and condensate in July, halting all shipments for the first time in six years amid U.S. pressure to cut all imports from Iran from November.
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The near 20-minute report cited the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ), which issued statements in March and May, saying that of 467 shipments inspected, 226 shipments contained sub-standard brake pads.
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The near 20-minute report cited the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ), which issued statments in March and May, saying that of 467 shipments inspected, 226 shipments contained sub-standard brake pads.
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Two gasoline shipments are coming to Mexico from Bermuda, two gasoline shipments from the U.S. East Coast, one shipment of aviation fuel from New York, and one shipment of diesel from Alabama, a company spokesman said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's aluminum exports inched higher and steel shipments jumped in April, customs data showed on Tuesday, as U.S. import tariffs failed to dent overseas shipments from the world's biggest producer of the two metals.
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Amazon has been handling more and more shipments through Amazon Logistics since a 2013 holiday season fiasco where shipping partners like UPS were overwhelmed with Amazon shipments and tons of Amazon orders arrived late after Christmas.
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China announced late last year that U.S. soybean shipments arriving at its ports containing up to 1 percent of foreign material would be expedited while shipments with more than 1 percent could be held back for testing.
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A second industry source who tracks shipments said exports this month had averaged at least 3.6 million bpd, reflecting smooth operations at export terminals and a lack of developments such as bad weather that can curb shipments.
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"The United States is committed to keeping shipping lanes in that region of the world open, so I don't see any move to close Qatar's ports to oil shipments or gas shipments in or out," he said.
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Easter might mess with deliveries slightly, but still, the shipments are imminent.
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The inventories-to-shipments ratio increased to 0.93 from 20.9 in March.
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This includes high-level commanders, like Mullah Rashid, personally escorting large shipments.
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Those shipments generally take six to seven weeks to reach U.S. shores.
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Shipments to the United States, long Venezuela's leading customer, have since vanished.
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Apple reported 3.7 million Mac shipments last quarter, its lowest since 2010.
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Shipments of diesel from the Middle East to New York are rare.
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Washington has said it wants ultimately to drive Iranian shipments to zero.
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That's especially important as consumers demand speedier shipments at a breakneck pace.
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But Nintendo noted the intense interest around them and upped shipments dramatically.
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He said Chinese buyers already may subject some shipments to additional processing.
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In Germany, consumer goods-maker Reckitt Benckiser halted shipments of numerous products.
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Pre-orders start October 27, with shipments going out on November 3.
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Improving mix from recovering B2B [business to business] shipments is also supportive.
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The rejected shipments had metal can defects which could lead to spoilage.
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Bulky scrap shipments to Chinese ports were only affordable thanks to "backhauling".
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Xiaomi, once the fastest-growing smartphone player, suffered a decline in shipments.
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Shipments are likely to range between 25 million and 30 million tonnes.
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But with such shipments totalling $4.1bn, the bill would be painfully large.
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S. trade war has hurt shipments of American beans to Chinese buyers.
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Lower shipments were in line with analyst expectations due to planned maintenance.
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LUMENTUM HOLDINGS HAS DISCONTINUED ALL SHIPMENTS TO HUAWEI AS PER U.S. ORDER
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But JLab's shipments will be subjected to the tariffs starting Sept. 1.
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The company isn't planning to source next-day shipments from its stores.
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Jordan balks at regular aid shipments from its soil, citing security concerns.
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Energy shipments often involve lengthy chains of documents and multiple acknowledgement receipts.
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Li-on battery shipments will still be allowed in regular cargo airplanes.
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Maxim anticipates at least two years of annual growth for iPhone shipments.
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The Milwaukee-based company lowered its outlook for motorcycle shipments for 2019.
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Shipments to China fell 16.3%, while semiconductor exports sank just over 23%.
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Shipments of smartphones jumped 222 percent to 22014 million units last year.
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Durable goods shipments rose 0.6 percent following two consecutive months of declines.
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The shipments came from a wide variety of American companies and industries.
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Even before the ban, mango shipments from India had been vanishingly rare.
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Overall durable goods shipments rose 0.4% and inventories increased 2.43% in May.
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It's also estimated that smartphone shipments will reach 100 million in 2018.
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But shipments of the company's heated tobacco devices, called IQOS, are soaring.
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There was a 3.4% drop in shipments of motor vehicles and parts.
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The company said it expected its mining operations and shipments to continue.
|
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The company has downgraded its guidance on shipments three times since April.
|
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Apple's iPhone shipments continued to fall in Q2 by about 50 percent.
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Israel temporarily suspended fuel shipments to Gaza in July for similar reasons.
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The scales were shipped from Africa in two separate shipments, Paddy said.
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Exports were the main drag as shipments of vehicles and parts fell.
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Shipments shrank 4.9 percent for the fourth quarter of 2018, IDC said.
|
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The inventories-to-shipments ratio rose to 1.32 from 1.31 in February.
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Orders for machinery inched up 0.1 percent while shipments increased 0.9 percent.
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Overseas shipments then lost momentum on soft demand from Asia's emerging economies.
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Shipments from low-grade scrap suppliers such as the Philippines almost disappeared.
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It became clear the shipments were the work of just one organization.
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North Korean coal shipments, by their size, should be easier to track.
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Shipments by privately held Dell fell the least, by only 0.4 percent.
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Lenovo was third, and grew its shipments by more than 14 percent.
|
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The company was helped by the ongoing recovery in shipments of coal.
|
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Revenue from coal and metals shipments also were down during the quarter.
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The company said notebook shipments helped stabilize the PC market in EMEA.
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For a graphic on U.S. LNG shipments to China, see: tmsnrt.rs/2426NZfQcV.
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RV shipments have fallen sharply just before the last three U.S. recessions.
|
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Apple's Chinese iPhone shipments, meanwhile, plunged 20 percent in the same quarter.
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Preorders for the Kuvée Bottle begin today, with shipments beginning in October.
|
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Of those 22 million smartwatch shipments, tech giant Apple dominated the batch.
|
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That's lower than February, when shipments were at least 1.3 million bpd.
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It wants restrictions on grain shipments brought in line with WTO obligations.
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This year ZTE is targeting between 60 and 70 million smartphone shipments.
|
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UBS had estimated quarterly Pilbara iron ore shipments of 37223 million tonnes.
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NOC declared force majeure on Sharara crude shipments from Zawiya on Saturday.
|
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Prosecutors said shipments intercepted at airports were worth more than $1 million.
|
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That left the inventories-to-shipments ratio unchanged at 1.34 in November.
|
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The Arctic depends on air freight, seasonal sea shipments and ice roads.
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I received an order confirmation email from Amazon that showed both shipments.
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IPhone shipments did come in slightly below consensus forecasts for the quarter.
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By day, I was breaking into people's houses and seizing drug shipments.
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Durable goods shipments rose 0.6 percent after two consecutive months of declines.
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But 30 years later, when the Soviet bloc crumbled, the shipments ended.
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Shipments from the United States soared in February to 1.63 million tonnes.
|
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U.S. shipments in December fell from 7.93 million tons a year earlier.
|
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They were expected to slow shipments to Turkey, without halting them entirely.
|
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Here's how to track eBay shipments for which tracking has been provided.
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" A diplomatic source told CNN that the shipments were "shrouded in mystery.
|
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The move sparked fears that Apple expects iPhone shipments to begin declining.
|
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It believes that this has also helped boost its positive shipments data.
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Shipments were also coming from Venezuelan companies abroad, Colombia, Canada and Germany.
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After Chávez's death, in 2013, Venezuela drastically cut back the oil shipments.
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Correction: this article originally said Apple Watch shipments will double by 2021.
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China has canceled several shipments of U.S. soybeans in the past month.
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So far, Iraq's shipments abroad from the north haven't declined significantly either.
|
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India imported nearly 600,000 bpd in September, though shipments have since fallen.
|
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One U.S. importer said some shipments from Ghana had already been delayed.
|
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Shipments from Britain went from 1.3 percent to 38.13 percent in 2017.
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It was not immediately clear when shipments would be able to resume.
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All such shipments to the Houthis are in violation of U.N. resolutions.
|
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"Exports are very strong," said the industry source, who tracks tanker shipments.
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Recent shipments have sold for just above $40 a ton, he said.
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They now expect iPhone shipments to rise to 26 million in 2018.
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For Android brand devices, shipments fell from 12.72 million to 5.85 million.
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Overall durable goods shipments rose 0.4% and inventories increased 0.5% in May.
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The coalition denies it blocks commercial shipments of food, medicine and fuel.
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Shipments declined 8.8 percent in the first seven months of this year.
|
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The inventories-to-shipments ratio increased to 20.6 from 1.36 in March.
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For a graphic on U.S. LNG shipments to China, see: tmsnrt.rs/2W29f88.
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Shipments of U.S. pork to China increased to 1.82020,800 metric tons, though.
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Crude shipments by rail have risen as Canadian pipelines have become congested.
|
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Shipments to France and Japan, two other major markets, are also dropping.
|
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Shipments of grain and other elements of humanitarian aid are in peril.
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Shipments of specialised machinery spiked 74.1% from a low base last year.
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Shipments that usually arrived by then were coming in later than usual.
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Cargo shipments are slowing at ports and airfreight terminals around the world.
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Emergency shipments are expected from overseas in the coming days, he said.
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Test shipments are still ongoing through WHO regional offices and global hubs.
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That should be enough to meet Wall Street's shipments expectation, he says.
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In fact, 99.9 percent of all hazardous-material shipments arrive without incident.
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The inventories-to-shipments ratio was 1.31 in February, unchanged from January.
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We&aposve got 18 million shipments in our Navisphere system every year.
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China is the destination for about 95 percent of Argentina's soybean shipments.
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India accounted for about a third of Venezuela's oil shipments in January.
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Shipments can be 5% larger or smaller than 50,000 or 25,000 tonnes.
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A statement by the Energy Ministry said shipments had resumed on Saturday.
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A flotilla of shipments from Venezuela gave Cuba some respite this week.
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The shipments remain well supported by regional price differences and other factors.
|
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The scheme relied on phony shipments of snack food disguised as tobacco.
|
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Last quarter, shipments missed expectations, partially due to some failed product launches.
|
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The company had previously forecast shipments to be flat to modestly down.
|
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Crude shipments from the United States to Asia have also been affected.
|
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In August, Huawei forecast smartphone shipments exceeding 200 million for the year.
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By 2030, Amazon wants half of its shipments to be carbon neutral.
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For a graphic on U.S. LNG shipments to China, see: tmsnrt.rs/2LB9nXV.
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Shipments to China rose 13% on-year during the 20-day period.
|
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Global smartphone shipments declined 218 percent in Q2360 2017 according to IDC.
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Shipments to China rose 13% on-year during the 20-day period.
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Cars would not run, hospitals would close, food shipments could not move.
|
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The measures took effect on shipments from the European Union in June.
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From Honningsvag, shipments to global markets are made by regular LNG ships.
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Shipments from all other countries are expected to total 23.9 million tonnes.
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Korean shipments were worth $831 million - but up a measly 2.6 percent.
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It was not immediately clear why the data showed shipments had resumed.
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Shipments of manufactured goods fell 21.1% in January and inventories dipped 21.0%.
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But just three years ago, iPhone shipments were growing at 40 percent.
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There were separately multiple shipments to India this year to unknown buyers.
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The report said the three other shipments had been sent between Nov.
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Supporters say the company that wants this, TransCanada, has already promised much more robust safety measures, that rail shipments are rising already to bring this oil in and the rail shipments are riskier than the pipeline would be.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Plains All American LP said on Wednesday it would allocate unused space on its Cactus II crude pipeline to committed shippers if spot shipments fall below the 10% of capacity set aside for those shipments.
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In January, New Delhi cut import duty on refined palm oil shipments to 50% from 54%, but Malaysian shipments attract 45% duty due to a Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement signed by the two countries nearly a decade ago.
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Core capital goods shipments are used to calculate equipment spending in the government's gross domestic product measurement, so the higher estimate for shipments in June could contribute to an upward revision of economic growth in the second quarter.
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The indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, fixed-price next generation delivery service contract provides express small package delivery services for international shipments and express and ground small package delivery services for domestic shipments, the Pentagon said in a statement.
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The greenhouse gas footprint from textiles production was roughly 503 billion tons of CO2 equivalent in 2015 — more than all international flights and maritime shipments combined (and a lot of those maritime shipments and international flights were hauling clothes).
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Rio Tinto's first quarter shipments climbed to 80.8 million tonnes from 72.5 million in the year-ago quarter, but were down from 91.3 million tonnes in the preceding quarter due to a cyclone that interupted shipments in late January.
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An Inpex spokesman in Tokyo said that production had been going smoothly and that shipments of LNG and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) were set to begin, but he declined to comment on commercial matters including the schedule for shipments.
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By comparison China exported about 22016,24.6 bpd of diesel and 210.59,212 bpd of jet kerosene in 213.64, meaning that while jet kerosene shipments are roughly steady so far in 223, there has been a big jump in diesel shipments.
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Global miner Rio Tinto reported an 20153 percent rise in annual iron ore shipments on Tuesday, roughly in line with its full-year guidance of 22015 million tons, and said it expected to boost production and shipments in 2140.
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Three Japanese oil refiners said they had halted berth oil product shipments at their refineries in western and central Japan on Monday due to a typhoon, but that there had been no impact on refining operations or truck shipments.
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"Hernandez allegedly arranged machine gun-toting security for cocaine shipments, bribed law enforcement officials for sensitive information to protect drug shipments, and solicited large bribes from major drug traffickers," said Geoffrey S. Berman, a federal prosecutor in New York.
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Shipments of U.S. metallurgical coal, used in the production of steel, have recently shown up in China following a two-year hiatus - in part to offset banned shipments from North Korea and temporary delays from cyclone-hit Australian producers.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's biggest refiner, JXTG Nippon Oil & Energy Corp, said on Tuesday it has resumed land shipments at its Negishi refinery, near Tokyo, in the wake of Typhoon Hagibis, while other refineries said sea shipments have been renewed.
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"For the first time," Amazon says, "we can now see a path to net zero carbon delivery of shipments to customers" and the company has set a first goal of making 50% of all shipments net zero by 2030.
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Core capital goods shipments are used to calculate equipment spending in the government's gross domestic product measurement, so the higher estimate for shipments in June could contribute to an upward revision of overall economic growth in the second quarter.
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Shipments to Asia from Brazil have hit a record 16.7 million barrels in February, up from 6.9 million in October, and Libya, an OPEC-member exempted from the cuts, doubled its Asia shipments to 2 million barrels last month.
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Optical components maker Lumentum Holdings Inc ceased all its shipments to Huawei, while U.S. chipmaker Qorvo Inc said it expects first-quarter revenue to take a $50 million hit due to a halt in shipments to the Chinese company.
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And they're often forced to spend hours waiting for shipments at warehouses — unpaid.
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Sutherland sends overnight shipments of freshly made baby foods to its clientele weekly.
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That disrupted shipments of gasoline primarily to the Southeast, causing temporary price spikes.
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Ferrari reported shipments of 2,046 vehicles, up 68 units from the previous year.
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Previously, Chinese custom officers had let shipments through while they conducted sample checks.
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Many companies beat the regulatory deadline with only limited shipments and product prototypes.
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StatCounter measures OS market share in terms of internet usage, not device shipments.
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Belarus is a transit country for Russian oil shipments to Poland and beyond.
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Shipments of relief goods have been delayed by damaged roads and transportation systems.
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The resumption of shipments may have been drafted to help stop the gap.
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Shipments to the U.S. and Japan gained 8.8 percent and 17.6 percent, respectively.
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By 2001, Pedro said they were regularly receiving shipments of hundreds of kilos.
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Pre-orders don't start until October 27, and shipments slated for November 3.
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Shipments there were higher due to the new Jeep Wrangler and Compass models.
|
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The shipments must fall during business travel periods of 72 hours or longer.
|
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It represents a stark 71 percent decline in shipments compared to last year.
|
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But the latest trade data for June revealed a drop for those shipments.
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Pre-orders for both are available today, before shipments go out November 7th.
|
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OPPO's shipments grew 153.2 percent while Vivo's surged 123.8 percent, according to IDC.
|
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Shippers can post a job, get real-time quotes and track their shipments.
|
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Flexport prioritized those shipments for loading and rerouting just to avoid the tariffs.
|
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But customers also dislike multiple shipments; they prefer to receive everything at once.
|
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Xiaomi said total smartphone shipments in the second quarter rose to 32 million.
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However, the company predicted lower than expected shipments for its cellular phone chips.
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Second, 3Q MSM shipments are also expected to be weak at 27mn vs.
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Shipments of manufactured goods rose 0.5% in December after gaining 0.3% in November.
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Both Gartner and IDC said that PC shipments increased in the third quarter.
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The possibility that the store might not get new shipments soon was unsettling.
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That lowered the inventories-to-shipments ratio to 1.35 from 1.36 in May.
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China accounted for 64 percent of Huawei's shipments, the highest proportion since 2013.
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With the contract in place, shipments will begin in the middle of 2018.
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For the full year, it reiterated shipments of between 231,13 and 236,000 units.
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Processed dairy shipments are worth C$15 billion, according to 2016 government figures.
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Microsoft also says "improved chip supply" helped both consumer and commercial PC shipments.
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About 800,000 of the shipments were Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE capabilities.
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Shipments to China fell the most by 14.9 percent, followed by South Korea.
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Foreign shipments have see-sawed since 2008, but are now flat or falling.
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Some 90 percent of the shipments originated in China, according to Ocean Audit.
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Two other sources said test oil shipments via Druzhba had started to Hungary.
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Oil pipelines intersect in Cushing, which is considered a hub for crude shipments.
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Second quarter shipments fell around 53 percent on-year, Canalys reported on Tuesday.
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But most aid shipments envisaged under the truce have yet to go in.
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In fact, tablet shipments have now been declining for more than three years.
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In less than 10 years, global shipments could hit one million units annually.
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The attack prompted the United Nations to suspend all aid shipments into Syria.
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Other pipelines and domestic shipments account for the rest of the region's supply.
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Trucking is the physical backbone of e-commerce, and person-to-person shipments.
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It starts at $799, with preorders starting today and shipments on Nov. 9993.
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Samsung saw a 9 percent rise in shipments, putting it in third place.
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"Traffickers most commonly transport small, multikilogram shipments of methamphetamine in privately-owned vehicles."
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That figure was a big jump on 2.8 million shipments one year previous.
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If larger shipments of oil were allowed, China would presumably foot the bill.
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Iran has also threatened to disrupt oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Exports were boosted by shipments of industrial supplies and materials, and consumer goods.
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Overall durable goods shipments fell 1.6% in April, the most since December 2015.
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Fuel shipments could stop, which could then lead to blackouts across the island.
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Amazon aims to cut carbon emissions on shipments to net zero by 2030.
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Samsung saw shipments fall 19.3 percent to 6.5 million in the third quarter.
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All shipments into and out of the country can now also be inspected.
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Exports of motor vehicles and parts fell, but shipments of capital goods rose.
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Shipments from the United States were halted after a bird flu outbreak there.
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Shipments of PCs are definitely growing, for the first time in six years.
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U.S. soybean shipments to China dropped to a 16-year low in 2018.
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Declines in panel prices and shipments both were wider than expected, Park said.
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S. net export sales and shipments for the six-week period ending Feb.
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So unhappy, in fact, that they've immediately suspended all ingredient shipments to Soylent.
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U.S. oil shipments to Mexico via sea, road and rail have been hit.
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Plus, Walmart can smartly route shipments to the closest store to its customers.
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Israel also suspended fuel shipments to Gaza temporarily in July for similar reasons.
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Guidance for shipments of 22016 million-340 million tonnes in 2017 was unchanged.
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The company cited lower Apple legacy shipments and lower demand out of China.
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Pre-orders for the A7R start today, with shipments due sometime in November.
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But it has appealed to industry to refrain from such shipments for now.
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Shipments are passed through a highly choreographed team of brokers, carriers and forwarders.
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Samsung halted new shipments of the device Friday amid reports of exploding batteries.
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However, Australia's farm exports are now more valuable than its shipments of coal.
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Pilbara Minerals began shipments of spodumene during the second quarter ending in December.
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"Shipments of crude, sulfur and Pequiven are all paralyzed," the PDVSA source said.
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Core capital goods shipments advanced 2.4 percent on a year-on-year basis.
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The railroad operator was helped by the ongoing recovery in shipments of coal.
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Businesses may have "front loaded" shipments into September, which could skew October readings.
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Shipments from Venezuela, also under U.S. sanctions, could fall more in coming weeks.
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The preliminary tanker schedule for crude shipments in January was not yet available.
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UPS Express already delivers critical healthcare and other high-value shipments on Sunday.
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The report recommended tighter monitoring of international shipments, increased inspections and other steps.
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It is the first time shipments have dipped below 300 million since 2008.
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Samsung is still the biggest smartphone maker in the world by overall shipments.
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The reason is a sharp decline in crude by rail shipments, analysts say.
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Last month, orders for machinery slipped 0.2 percent, but shipments increased 0.7 percent.
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Orders for primary metals rose in March as did shipments of these products.
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As of Monday, shipments scheduled to leave in February were 12.78 million tonnes.
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Analysts surveyed by FactSet expect iPhone shipments to edge higher to 52 million.
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It did not say when shipments would start flowing to RWE Supply & Trading.
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Continued strength in semiconductors, OLED Shipments and mobile is likely to help profits.
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So far, a drop in OPEC shipments has lagged the decline in production.
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While the U.S. LNG business is booming, shipments are controlled by private companies.
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The shipments also slipped on weak demand for heating amid mild winter weather.
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Shipments of factory goods fell 21.2 percent after dropping 23.2 percent in December.
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Smartphone shipments are down almost across the board, owing to slower upgrade cycles.
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Some analysts expect annual shipments could reach as many as 15,000 by 2022.
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In fiscal year 21.5, CBP found seven shipments of fentanyl at the airport.
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Indonesia, the world's largest nickel ore exporter, temporarily stopped ore shipments on Oct.
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Industry experts expect 2017 to see the highest level of RV shipments ever.
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Shipments of core capital goods rose 20.3 percent after being unchanged in August.
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However, for the full year it reiterated shipments of between 231,000 and 236,000.
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Now shipments of U.S. crude into Europe have just hit a new record.
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Shipments in Asia should be flat to down 2 percent, the company said.
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Iraq said southern shipments were 3.51 million bpd in December, a record high.
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Shipments were the second-highest so far in 2017, behind August's 82 million.
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Apple didn't fare much better, coming in fifth place for number of shipments.
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The blockade has stopped shipments of food and medicine, prompting broad international outrage.
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That budget did not include bonuses paid after successful drug shipments, Zambada testified.
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Oil shipments to Asia remain high, stoking the supply glut in the region.
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They included conversations about shipments and plans with other members of the cartel.
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Shipments of iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers all came in above Street projections.
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Huawei was able to replace falling international shipments with increased sales in China.
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And how many of those shipments ended up in the hands of children?
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The inventories-to-shipments ratio was at 1.36 in May, unchanged from April.
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They let you pause shipments and choose delivery dates that work for you.
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Shipments to the European Union fell the most, by 40 percent, ABPA said.
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IDC said smartwatch shipments will double by 2021, led by the Apple Watch.
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UBS had expected iron ore shipments to rise 14 percent for the quarter.
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The firm says that shipments dropped 14 percent in China for the year.
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This represents a sharp jump from the $95 negotiated for first-quarter shipments.
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U.S. sanctions on two other members, Iran and Venezuela, are already cutting shipments.
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DRAM shipments would see high-single digit percentage growth over the same period.
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Intermodal freight volumes, or shipments of consumer goods by container, fell 22015 percent.
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Reuters reported earlier on Wednesday that at least two shipments had been suspended.
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There are three memberships to choose from, and shipments arrive every other month.
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But my Amazon shipments are still arriving, and Americans still need to shop.
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The country's Iranian oil shipments have remained zero for a tenth consecutive month.
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Unit shipments of Harleys will decline 7 percent this year, according to Morningstar.
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Animals often go out in weekly shipments from say, Houston to Greenwich, Conn.
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Many exporters would be forced to delay shipments until appropriate papers came through.
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Contractors have complained that shipments of Chinese copper have not arrived on time.
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The official Chinese line is that pests had been discovered in the shipments.
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Many shipments from tropical countries were received frozen after sitting at the airport.
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Companies have also been timing shipments to arrive earlier to evade the Sept.
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The oil-rich country has been disrupting crude shipments in the Persian Gulf.
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"We have been getting shipments of money," the governor, Ricardo A. Rosselló, said.
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Her family even got involved, with shipments of the city's famous Skyline Chili.
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An earlier version incorrectly said shipments of the device rose by that amount.
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Q3 of last year saw growth of 42% to 14 million shipments globally.
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Shipments for Apple's iPhones decreased about 25% year-on-year to 211 million.
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Mr. Trump has been particularly focused on shipments of fentanyl coming from China.
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The unfilled orders-to-shipments ratio fell to 6.68 from 6.73 in April.
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NAND chip shipments fell 3 percent while the average price rose 15 percent.
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Shipments of manufactured goods increased 0.23 percent after a similar gain in January.
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Supply chains would be snarled and shipments could be delayed at the border.
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In July, annual exports unexpectedly rose 21%, distorted by unusually high gold shipments.
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The aid had always arrived in carefully choreographed shipments planned months in advance.
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Now she receives shipments of hair by courier — mainly extensions, from five countries.
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The company said it would start shipments for HERO8 Black from Oct. 15.
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Therefore, we estimate iPhone SE2 shipments in 2020 will reach 30–40mn units.
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Rio last month reported a 3% drop in iron ore shipments for 2019.
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Huawei is still number three in global smartphone shipments, they're doing really well.
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Global shipments of semiconductor, the nation's major exporting product, jumped 15.4% in value.
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But capital goods exports fell $1.4 billion, with aircraft shipments declining $1.3 billion.
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Generac said shipments of home standby generators were particularly strong during the quarter.
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The stock gains came despite falling iPhone shipments and disappointing guidance for 2018.
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The exemption applies to shipments that leave Canada on or before June 30.
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Vendors froze their shipments to Toys R Us, only accepting cash on delivery.
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And Amazon has the lead when it comes to smart speaker device shipments.
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The destinations for almost all the shipments were the Antwerp and Rotterdam ports.
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US and Israel surveillance routinely monitors Iranian air and ground shipments into Syria.
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We wouldn't be funding the Taliban through their shipments of opium poppy heroin.
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Soybean exports dropped $0.7 billion and shipments of civilian aircraft decreased $1.6 billion.
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UBS had expected iron ore shipments to rise 14 percent for the quarter.
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And aside from a slight rebound this July, shipments have continued to dip.
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U.S. pork shipments have accelerated, but volumes have thus far been below expectations.
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Humanitarian shipments of food and medicine have mostly been allowed into the country.
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It's unclear whether that amounts to scores, hundred or thousands of unexamined shipments.
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The loss of business in Asia is a double whammy for the Black Sea region's wheat suppliers following a decline in shipments to Egypt, the world's biggest wheat buyer, after it implemented zero tolerance for ergot fungus in foreign shipments.
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Stopping Fentanyl shipments: Fentanyl, a type of opioid which is 50 to 100 times more powerful than morphine, is coming into the U.S. primarily through shipments from China, and people are dying at an increasing rate from overdoses from it.
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In 2016, crude exporter Mexico will be a net oil importer from the United States for the first time as shipments of refined fuel heading south outnumber shipments of crude to the north, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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In contrast to brisk wheat loadings, barley shipments fell in January to 20143,600 tonnes, a six-year low, durum wheat shipments reached a four-year low at 42,000 tonnes, while malting barley recorded a three-year low at 41,300 tonnes.
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The supply ministry, which includes GASC, has baffled traders in recent weeks by assuring them their shipments would be permitted with ergot levels up to 0.05 percent — a common international standard — even as agricultural authorities have rejected all shipments above zero.
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Market research firm Canalys estimates that smartphone shipments fell 12 percent last year in China, the world's biggest smartphone market, and expects shipments there to shrink another 3 percent this year to below 400 million for the first time since 2014.
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Investors drove the stock to two-week lows after the global smartphone leader told Reuters late on Wednesday the shipments had been delayed for quality control testing, and that shipments to South Korea's top three mobile carriers had been halted.
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While tablet shipments fell 13.7 percent year-over-year in the fourth quarter of 2015, shipments for detachable tablets reached an all-time high of 8.1 million devices, more than doubling from the same period in 2014, according to IDC.
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Business Insider Intelligenceexpectsonly slight movement on this in the years ahead: Shipments of consumer AR headsets are expected to reach just 2.5 million units in 2024, while consumer virtual reality (VR) headset shipments will top 22 million units by then.
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NEW YORK, July 31 (Reuters) - Plains All American LP said on Wednesday it would allocate unused space on its Cactus II crude pipeline to committed shippers if spot shipments fall below the 10% of capacity set aside for those shipments.
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Another European diplomatic source confirmed the request that Brazil voluntarily suspend all meat shipments to the EU because a ban would take a long time to undo, whereas meat sales could resume at any time if Brazil held off shipments.
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Launched in 2016 as a price comparison service for freight forwarders—the agents that organize shipments from a supplier or manufacturer to their final destination—Freightos now also lets users book, manage and track shipments with more than 1,200 logistics providers.
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Combined, the two manufacturers comprise 60 percent of shipments in India for the quarter.
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Oil shipments to India, however, are expected to fall 15.5 percent to 360,2003 bpd.
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Goodyear's U.S. commercial shipments fell 12 percent in the third quarter ended Sept. 31.083.
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Fulfilling such orders now can often mean multiple shipments from different warehouses or stores.
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They were driven by shipments of industrial supplies and materials, as well as soybeans.
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It's far from the first warning about iPhone shipments from the industry's top analysts.
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On Sunday, Falih said the kingdom's shipments would fall by 210,000 bpd in December.
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Samsung launched the phone last month, with U.S. shipments slated to start April 21.
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Further shipments are expected at the port of Mombasa on June 11 and 15.
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Pre-orders for both are live today, with shipments going out starting November 7th.
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Shipments of milk that test positive are not accepted into the dairy processing plant.
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Research firm IHS predicts shipments of OLED smartphone panels will overtake LCDs in 2020.
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Sheet mills account for nearly 44 percent of the U.S. steel maker's total shipments.
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SOCAR aims to increase its shipments via Russia to 1.5 million tonnes this year.
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To the European Union, shipments increased 210 percent, compared with 27.1 percent in October.
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The company said it cannot predict when it will be able to resume shipments.
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But "stopping the shipments and putting people in prison, that wasn't happening," Urrunaga says.
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Shipments of tablets fell 20.1 percent to hit 52.9 million units, according to IDC.
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Huawei's smartphone shipments recorded 118 million units in H1, up 24% year-over-year.
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Harley-Davidson slumped 9.5 percent after the motorcycle maker cut its 2017 shipments forecast.
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In fact, the company accounted for more than half of smartwatch shipments last year.
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In reality, companies collaborate daily and most shipments spend time on other carriers trucks.
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The drop in output is likely to lead to lower cotton shipments from India.
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A competing firm, Loop Capital, forecasts 40 or 45 million shipments of the phone.
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There is a chance that the shortage had an overall effect on total shipments.
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Sumner said South Korea's decision to prohibit shipments of U.S. shell eggs was disappointing.
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NAND chip shipments rose 4 percent but the average selling price declined 15 percent.
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Manufacturers in the mid-Atlantic region reported a surge in new orders and shipments.
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And a gauge of shipments also turned positive at 9.32, up from minus 1.9.
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In Eastern Europe, countries have secured supplies to offset shipments halted due to contamination.
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Data on Wednesday showed exports still shrinking, with memory chip shipments down 13.5 percent.
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But shares were 1.2 percent lower Thursday after company officials forecast falling chip shipments.
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Shipments totaled 447 tonnes last month, data from the General Administration of Customs showed.
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Higher shipments in motorized units and towable units helped improve the company's consolidated revenue.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast a 210% increase in the value of shipments.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast a 212% increase in the value of shipments.
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Australian ports have also ramped up shipments since Cyclone Veronica hit in late March.
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Shipments resumed partially after a year of fighting, thanks to a UN monitoring mechanism.
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Besides, the practice would encourage armed groups to chaperone drug shipments overland, spreading criminality.
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Shipments totalled 447 tonnes last month, data from the General Administration of Customs showed.
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If condensate, a light oil, is included, shipments were about 120,000 bpd a day.
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Tanker data suggests shipments from No. 2 exporter Iraq have also fallen this month.
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Shipments for August were flat after being revised from a previously reported 2000% gain.
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Many countries are already off the hook, having agreed to restrict shipments to America.
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According to Reuters, the Justice Department also investigated 360 shipments made to North Korea.
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The company is also benefiting from lower-than-expected declines in personal computer shipments.
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Camera shipments were down from 23 million in 231 to 211 million last year.
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Until now, all other shipments of U.S. crude had comprised of light onshore oil.
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IDC predicts a year-over-year decline in iPhone shipments in the December quarter.
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Exports increased 2% to $210.6 billion on rising shipments of soybeans, aircraft and cars.
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Until recently, these international shipments tended to be restricted to fairly high-value goods.
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With annual shipments of over $500bn, it is one of America's largest export sectors.
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He has since allowed the Red Cross to send aid shipments to the country.
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Apple reported iPhone shipments of about 50 million, down from 61 million last year.
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Hanjin's receivership has hit as the retailers were awaiting their shipments of Christmas goodies.
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On the call, management said this affected about 15,000 tonnes of shipments, without elaborating.
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Investigators reportedly found that FedEx had held back more than 224 Huawei-related shipments.
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Shipments of core capital goods rose 0.4 percent after jumping 2423 percent in February.
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It was the 9th consecutive quarterly fall in China smartphone shipments, the data showed.
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By the numbers: Total chip unit shipments topped 1 trillion for the first time.
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The September effective date is about when companies bring shipments in for the holidays.
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Huawei led market share in China and accounted for 27 percent of shipments there.
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A ban of all shipments of ore is due to be implemented on Jan.
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Economic uncertainty and increased penetration in large markets are also slowing shipments, Reith said.
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Some of the bad shipments were discovered at three Rite Aid pharmacies in Michigan.
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Shipments to the United States fell to just 0.1% of total sales, Wang said.
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Outbound shipments of electrical machinery began to contract at the end of last year.
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The implied purity content of U.S. shipments to Malaysia averaged 43 percent last year.
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Investigators eventually intercepted five such shipments with false invoices and receipts, US authorities said.
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Bu August 31, the number of exploding Note7's prompted Samsung to stop shipments.
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Apple and Asus both increased their shipments, by 1.5 percent and 1 percent, respectively.
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Second, we can change how we order online to minimize the number of shipments.
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China's steel shipments dropped nearly 9 percent to 63.78 million tonnes in January-November.
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Some of his drug shipments were stamped with his initials TH, according to investigators.
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They will then slow down shipments in February, leaving retailers with lots of inventory.
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To the European Union, shipments increased 210 percent, compared with 27.1 percent in October.
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I began to look forward to getting my Fix, as they call their shipments.
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Saudi officials have openly discussed reducing shipments to the United States in recent weeks.
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Customers also have the option to skip the subscription model and manually schedule shipments.
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The current new orders and shipments indexes remained at high readings, the survey showed.
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S. trade tensions, with their exchanges of retaliatory tariffs affecting shipments and capital expenditure.
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The South American country's biodiesel producers said the duties would halt U.S.-bound shipments.
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Annual shipments in January may have declined for a third straight month, Ghanyapad said.
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Enterprise software has remained one of Microsoft's strengths, even as PC shipments fall worldwide.
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For iPhone unit shipments, the company reported 50 million while analysts expected 52 million.
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The drop in northern Iraqi shipments has supported global oil prices in recent days.
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That left the inventories-to-shipments ratio at 1.34 compared to 1.35 in August.
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Another three vessels are waiting off Venezuela to load with shipments destined for Cuba.
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Manufacturing inventories gained 0.1 percent, rising for six consecutive months, while shipments were unchanged.
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The increase in 2015 was attributable to higher domestic grain shipments and milo exports.
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Freight forwarders coordinate much of global trade, organizing shipments on aircraft, ships and trucks.
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South Korean-bound shipments are on track to be 161,000 bpd, unchanged from December.
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Canalys has Samsung first in overall smartphone shipments, with about 80 million in total.
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That goes doubly for restaurants, as they too have received shipments from the facility.
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Two journalists face life in prison for reporting on covert arms shipments to Syria.
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Shipments were up 8 percent from last month's 18,203 cubic meters, the data showed.
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The kingdom announced plans on Monday to cut shipments by 500,000 barrels per day.
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But those shipments still fell at a 4.4 annualized rate in the third quarter.
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Most often, these reported strikes target weapons shipments from Syria to Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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The southward flow comes as a setback to Brazil's efforts to curb foreign shipments.
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These Red Dragon "shipments" will bring supplies and replacement parts to the Martian colonists.
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But socialist Venezuela's subsidized shipments have fallen by at least 40 percent since 2014.
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Preorders for the headset will begin today, and shipments should start later next month.
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Shipments of manufactured goods also increased 0.5 percent after falling for eight consecutive months.
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Shipments of core capital goods climbed 0.13 percent after soaring 1.2 percent in August.
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Shipments of U.S. pork to China reached 10,933 tonnes, in line with recent weeks.
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Recently, the products have also been found in international mail shipments, the agency said.
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Shipments of manufactured goods increased 0.4% in June after edging up 0.1% in May.
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In 85033, U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized over 34,000 shipments of counterfeit products.
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It has been making progress in winning back vendors who curbed shipments overpayment fears.
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Soybean exports increased $0.3 billion and corn shipments also rose by a similar amount.
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Ramirez's cartel would grow, process and send shipments of cocaine to Mexico by plane.
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The global PC shipments declined 4.6% during three months, showed data from consultancy Gartner.
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South Korea's exports to Iran accounted for 0.7 percent of total shipments in 2015.
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The fall in quarterly earnings was due to delays in product shipments, Reuters said.
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Reliance may also restart refined fuel shipments to Iran that were stopped in 2007.
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When they evacuated, they missed shipments of produce to other parts of the state.
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Oftentimes shipments carried day-to-day are evenly split between freighter and passenger flights.
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We need trade policies that make it simpler to send low-value shipments overseas.
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I ultimately got two boxes, as there was some lag time on the shipments.
|
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It allows them to pick up or redirect their shipments to a retail location.
|
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The company said it expects to have record shipments during the current holiday period.
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But shipments shrank again in April as gold sales dropped to only $287 million.
|
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Some of the sorghum shipments eventually got rerouted to Saudi Arabia, Japan and Spain.
|
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Chinese steel shipments have dropped since hitting a record 112.4 million tonnes in 2015.
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"We have no idea where our shipments are," he told conservative news agency ILNA.
|
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"Exports look similar to February," the industry source who tracks Iraq's southern shipments said.
|
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It was certainly clear that U.S. action could disrupt oil shipments, but to whom?
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Other potential impacts could be shipments turned back from Chinese ports or purchases canceled.
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The railways would lessen freight costs of agricultural shipments to new ports if completed.
|
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Shipments are expected to begin this month and it's currently $399 to pre-order.
|
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It said April shipments exceeded projections, but the company did not disclose those projections.
|
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The Trump administration has previously sought to curtail Venezuela's subsidized oil shipments to Cuba.
|
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However, on a bullish note, shipments of 25,100 tonnes included 8,000 tonnes to China.
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All of the shipments, except one 60,000-tonne cargo, will be supplied by Glencore.
|
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U.S. coal exports boosted 61% in 2017 as shipments to Asia more than doubled.
|
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Shipments out of Asia's fourth-largest economy contracted for a fourth month in March.
|
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The company says 58% of its shipments are performed by its in-house team.
|
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Previously, customs officers in China had let shipments through while they conducted sample checks.
|
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In the U.S., Gartner suggests Apple's shipments were down 9.6 percent from last year.
|
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Harvey brought freight shipments to a virtual standstill after it came ashore on Aug.
|
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Beef shipments are also growing, thanks to rising demand from China's expanding middle class.
|
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At least 35 vessels are waiting at Canada's West Coast to load grain shipments.
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These include shipments for customers in South Korea and Japan, the sources told Reuters.
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Amazon is also halting third-party shipments of non-essential items through April 5.
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The bribes often secured armed police escorts for shipments headed to the United States.
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In 2012, a drought shrank the company's wheat shipments and its revenues from agriculture.
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The government also unveiled that it would be commencing weapon shipments to the Peshmerga.
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Shipments last year reached $900 million, according to Turkish government data and trade reports.
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Coal buyers in Japan and South Korea confirmed they would welcome more U.S. shipments.
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One of the industry sources put the February crude shipments at 7.4 million bpd.
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But as that nation's infection rates have fallen, some shipments have begun trickling out.
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That means that shipments of KN95 masks could potentially get halted at the border.
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Transit times have roughly doubled, too, as more shipments have to wait their turn.
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They're used to receiving shipments, invoicing and paying at the end of the month.
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Italian suppliers were still able to send shipments to Germany, a Volkswagen spokesman said.
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However, the coronavirus has resulted in a slightly delay in shipments, according to Chamberlin.
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Kuo said it's unclear how shipments will be affected moving into the second quarter.
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It would likely employ 203,000 to 3,000 people to handle the shipments, Wulfraat said.
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Iran has threatened to shut down the world's busiest sea lane for oil shipments.
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The company had said earlier that it stopped shipments of certain components to Huawei.
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Shipments in February have already surpassed 70 million tonnes, the Supply Chain data showed.
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Weekly shipments were the highest since February at 15,078 tonnes, according to USDA data.
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U.S. sorghum shipments to China also have slowed from a record last marketing year.
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Three times, Mr. Woodard traveled to New York to collect payments for the shipments.
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The bulk of China's overseas shipments went to India, South East Asia and Europe.
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Shipments accelerated ahead of the ban and China is currently well stocked, analysts said.
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Just 28.7% of global shipments came from phone makers outside of those five companies.
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Hook did not identify the companies but he said there will be more shipments.
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This can ultimately help cut delivery fees and make shipments more efficient for consumers.
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The Canadian company had the largest share of worldwide business jet shipments last year.
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The two firms are independent and use slightly different methods to measure smartphone shipments.
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These shipments originate in the river systems of Colombia where there are no roadways.
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Weekly shipments were the highest since February at 15,078 tonnes, according to USDA data.
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He threatened to cut off American coal shipments to a port in British Columbia.
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Those 10 included the first shipments from Sabine to both Japan and South Korea.
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Relationships with wholesalers and middlemen with ties in China can yield shipments of goods.
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Blakata, founded by Elounda Mayabouti, manages shipments of parcels from France to West Africa.
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"Colonial is working closely with our customers to manage product shipments," the company said.
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Skydio 2 reservations start Tuesday for $100, with first shipments coming out in November.
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Its auto shipments to America alone are its biggest generator of foreign exchange reserves.
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Those shipments are accelerating, and should grow even more next year, the group said.
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Several Maersk containers could be seen parked among rows of shipments at Hamad Port.
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No enforcement mechanism exists to check ships or flights for transporting potential weapons shipments.
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Crude oil Beijing imposed a 5% tariff on U.S. crude oil shipments from Sept.
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UK shipments have jumped to more than 763 million barrels from just 1.6 million.
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Growing petrochemical production in China will also open a pathway for U.S. oil shipments.
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He said the flooding could impact their ability receive shipments or export surplus product.
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If approved, increased shipments of U.S. beef should start at the beginning of 2020.
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But electronics shipments declined for the sixth consecutive month in May, contracting 7.8 percent.
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More arms shipments will continue to increase tensions between Washington and Moscow, inviting retaliation.
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As those shipments were stymied, images of violence marked Colombia's border bridges on Sunday.
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Shipments of core capital goods were unchanged in September for a second straight month.
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Shipments are also due to come from Venezuelan companies abroad, Colombia, Canada and Germany.
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Analysts are expecting about $44.9 billion of sales on around 40 million iPhone shipments.
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Available ship-tracking data also points to a rise in monthly shipments since then.
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Amazon's foray into controlling more of its air cargo shipments continues to be rocky.
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Shipments of core capital goods rose 4.93 percent after advancing 1.1 percent in July.
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Just as global smartphone shipments finally started to rebound after enduring several consecutive quarters of declines, the Wuhan coronavirus is disrupting production at the heart of the global supply chain— threatening to chop phone shipments in the world's largest smartphone markets in half.
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Investors drove the stock down 27 percent to two-week lows after the global smartphone leader told Reuters late on Wednesday the shipments had been delayed for quality control testing, and that shipments to South Korea's top three mobile carriers had been halted.
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"Although shipments to domestic clients slightly rose and U.S.-bound shipments held firm, shipping to Asia remains low and those to China in particular are falling a lot," a manager at a rubber maker said in the survey, which firms answer anonymously.
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Shipments of factory goods increased 0.6 percent in January after advancing 0.7 percent in December.
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You still have to approve those shipments, though, so the app can't go totally rogue.
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Both are available for preorder now, with shipments due out the week of November 5th.
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In 2017, U.S. shipments, which benefited from OPEC-led supply cuts, averaged about 153,000 bpd.
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Shipments in Europe, the Middle East and Africa dropped 4.9 percent due to increased competition.
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Exports fell in June on declines in shipments of cars and steel, the data showed.
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These personnel work with host government personnel jointly to identify and inspect high-risk shipments.
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The company said product launch and shipments will begin in the second quarter of 2016.
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The minister has already warned Saudi oil shipments will fall by 500,000 bpd in December.
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That makes the Surface even more important for Microsoft as PC shipments continue to fall.
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Reported shipments fell just shy of consensus estimates, but analysts admitted they were overly panicked.
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Worldwide PC shipments fell 11.5 percent in the same period, according to research firm IDC.
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According to government data, smartphone shipments dropped 15.5 percent annually in the country in 2018.
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Shipments to food and consumer goods companies surged 60 percent compared to the year before.
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Shipments to China from Yamal should take about 2.13 days using the Northern Sea route.
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In 2015, shipments fell 5.78 percent, the biggest annual pace of decline in six years.
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Shipments to the United States, long Venezuela's leading customer, have vanished after the PDVSA sanctions.
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Accelerating shipments before tariffs go into effect, recognizing there's a limited ability to do so.
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The analyst predicts iPhone shipments will rise 7 percent in the company's fiscal year 2018.
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Shipments of crude oil and refined oil products from Batumi have fallen in recent years.
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One way to filter shipments is by manifests, which are filed before the containers arrive.
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Meanwhile, shipments from Indonesia dropped by nearly 9 percent to 3.03 million tonnes in July.
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Year-to-date gas shipments were 60.7 million tonnes, on track to hit a record.
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Worldwide PC shipments fell 11.5 percent in the first quarter, according to research firm IDC.
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Earlier this month, Beijing halted shipments from Richardson International, Canada's top exporter of canola seed.
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Some analysts note that Mexican-sourced fentanyl is less pure than direct shipments from China.
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Starting shipments there would restore a potential 600,000 barrels per day of crude export capacity.
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Multiple shipments were then sent out, over a number of weeks, from the UAE dealer.
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Mead suspended shipments to Venezuela temporarily, the company said during an October investor day presentation.
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Preorder shipments should arrive on April 993st when the device will be available in stores.
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Historically, Apple's best year in terms of iPhone shipments was 2015, with over 231 million.
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However, the pace of inbound shipments slowed sharply over the second half of last year.
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The company said shipments declined slightly to 2,2.1.5 from 2,398 in the year-earlier period.
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But a drop in shipments suggested business spending on equipment slowed in the first quarter.
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Knight's shipments from Japan were rarely on time, and he frequently faced major financing problems.
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HARLEY SAYS BEGAN SHIPPING LIVEWIRE IN THE LAST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER BUT SHIPMENTS VERY MINOR
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UNVIM does not verify or inspect aid shipments unless they are mingled with commercial goods.
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Waterborne shipments rose by about 58 percent and volumes rose by 23 percent between Sept.
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The Hyperkin SmartBoy is up for pre-order now, with shipments beginning on August 21.
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Shipments of core capital goods fell 47.87% last month, the biggest drop since October 1.13.
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The $35 Chipolo Card is up for preorder now with shipments expected by "late September."
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The Japanese business daily Nikkei also reported that Sharp will begin OLED shipments next year.
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Shipments of core capital goods fell 0.7% last month, the biggest drop since October 2016.
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And 55% of Google's shipments were outside the U.S., up from 42% in Q2 2018.
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The government dare not default on the country's $110bn debt, lest creditors seize oil shipments.
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However, smartphone shipments shrank by 8.2 percent over Q13 2015, dipping consecutively for two quarters.
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However, the pace of inbound shipments slowed sharply over the second half of last year.
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Peak season shipments are expected to fall from the highs of the past few years.
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First quarter shipments peaked back in 2014, when 50.4 million tablets were sent out globally.
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The company beat Wall Street's estimates on iPhone shipments, reporting 51.19 million for the quarter.
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Qualcomm expects incremental earnings per share of $2 as product shipments ramp, the company said.
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Earlier this month, FedEx chose not to renew its contract with Amazon for air shipments.
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Asked if overseas shipments had ceased, a Freeport spokesman said "everything is normal", without elaborating.
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Net new orders collapsed 22 points to -103 while shipments declined 7 points to 9.7.
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Huawei's international smartphone shipments will drop 40%, Ren said on Monday, without specifying a period.
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China can test the quality of Brazil's late-year shipments, and likes what it gets.
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But the debt ballooned as the port's main business (shipments of coal and steel) collapsed.
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Isaac, Luis, Julien, and Daniela — all pseudonyms — were on the receiving end of Gonzalez's shipments.
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Lewis said Convoy is fulfilling thousands of shipments and generating millions in sales a week.
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Libyan output declined further due to a blockage of shipments from the port of Hariga.
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That is the lowest since February 2013, when shipments to the China totaled 20.7 million.
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Update: This post originally stated Time 2 shipments were expected to begin in January 2017.
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The U.S., where Apple holds its largest market share, saw the biggest decline in shipments.
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Shipments for Apple's iOS platform are expected to fall by more than 12% this year.
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