This souring romance reflects three deep shifts in America's economy.
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But a souring political mood has revived talk of NEEEF.
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But they're certainly souring some users on the new app.
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The souring sentiment around corporate profits has been fairly broad.
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Some Chinese entrepreneurs also say the business environment is souring.
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The Hill: Independents souring on impeachment underscores risk for Democrats.
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Voters are even souring on their own members of Congress.
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As a result, relations between Syrians and their hosts are souring.
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Here's how Trump's closest world ally is souring on their relationship.
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If bets are souring, clearing houses can demand extra "variation margin".
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You can imagine some customers souring on the Samsung brand altogether.
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That's not to say Republicans are souring on President Donald Trump.
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Doing so may very well help improve our souring political discourse.
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That's poisoned the well, souring the public and inviting government regulation.
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But their mood has been souring for a decade or more.
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The bills risk further souring relations between Turkey and the Netherlands.
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Indeed, across the globe, China's bilateral relations appear to be souring.
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Why a GOP bulwark may be souring on Trump Why a GOP bulwark may be souring on Trump Donald Trump's scorched-earth path to the Republican nomination has alienated large swaths of conservative voters around the country.
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And one way or another, Europe's love affair with diesel is souring.
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Exports also took a tumble, thanks to a souring global trade environment.
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Settling your debts is a good way of not souring your friendships.
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This helps keep the back from aching and the mood from souring.
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The Democratic base might be souring on Cuomo's brand of transactional politics.
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The souring of relations between the US and Mexico may imperil passage there.
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Mr. Bodenes said the store was not worried about souring ties with China.
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Think of Enron's bankruptcy or the souring of subprime mortgage bonds in America.
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Delury said attitudes towards the US leader are already souring in South Korea.
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Many Americans are souring on the current divisive state of our national discourse.
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With risk sentiment souring, currencies deemed a play on the global economy underperformed.
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That's already happening in China, which Cook blamed on a souring macroeconomic environment.
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And this month, souring prospects for a trade deal again sent prices tumbling.
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Recent polling has shown independent voters souring slightly on impeachment in recent weeks.
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Markets are suddenly souring after a monster run that began in early October.
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"Maximum pressure" is souring Iranians against the US by causing widespread economic suffering.
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According to a new poll from Gallup, young Americans are souring on capitalism.
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Also souring the mood, the yen advanced 0.2 percent to 109.34 against the dollar.
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It's no surprise that minority voters are souring on the NLD, political watchers say.
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Meanwhile, the relationship between the White House and Comey now seems to be souring.
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But there is little chance of the federal government souring on the gas industry.
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They worry that a souring economy or more parliamentary upsets could change the mood.
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There has also been a souring of sentiment toward the 41-year-old Renzi.
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I don't believe that she's souring on Mr. McGill, as some commentators have suggested.
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And in Washington, the mood toward Chinese investment was souring, as trade tensions mounted.
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That move has upset Beijing, further souring the relationship between the two economic superpowers.
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The new confession risks souring relationships with financial regulators, investors, creditors and suppliers, even employees.
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After crowd souring help from my co-workers, I ended up with the following answer.
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We would bundle into blankets and head to the basement that reeked of souring cabbage.
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Eljamal said this could soften the blow to bank earnings from souring construction sector loans.
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Moreover, startups that are doing well, often face down rounds in a souring economic climate.
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Why it matters: The exaggeration risks souring companies on AI before it really gets started.
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Some see the souring of the relationship as retribution for Mrs Merkel's past diplomatic mistakes.
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This domestic thriller touches on racial and economic tensions, women's ambitions and souring family dynamics.
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Indeed, the use of souring agents to preserve ingredients has been key to human survival.
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When I asked about Trump's souring our image in the world, Carter defended his successor.
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There are a few reasons that Trump seems to be suddenly souring on Fox News.
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Trump added that his relationship with China was improving while his relationship with Russia was souring.
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Sell orders accelerated late in the day after the dollar fell below 21.3.58 yen, souring sentiment.
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INGRAHAM: Byron, what do you make of the public souring on this investigation at this point?
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I haven't previously thought that Aetna souring on the ACA was tied to the antitrust case.
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Long-term, this souring of opinion could make users hesitant to share as much on Facebook.
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The Chinese may also be souring on U.S. real estate due to the current political climate.
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The staff reduction has been yet another signal of souring relations between the US and Russia.
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Markets had speculated that he would announce a "bad bank" vehicle to take over souring debt.
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It also exposes how creditors are souring on indebted resources companies in the current tough climate.
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The changing structure of global trade is partly to blame for the souring of public opinion.
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"At that point there was a real souring amongst the young family types," Mr. Koplan said.
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As CNN's director of polling Jennifer Agiesta wrote this month, Republicans are souring on the investigation.
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All this is souring race relations and worrying neighbours, who fear the shift will nurture extremism.
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There has been a mountain of press lately about how investors are souring on unprofitable unicorns.
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"Lebanon runs on cheap Syrian labor," a young Lebanese aid worker told me, his face souring.
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In other places, such a surge in credit has led to souring loans and, sometimes, financial crisis.
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Wednesday's back-and-forth is the latest nadir in the already-souring relationship between the two countries.
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The Glassdoor ranking adds data to the speculation that Facebook employees, too, are souring on the company.
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In counties that supported Trump heavily in 2016, voters are souring on the scandals surrounding Trump's presidency.
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The rising tension comes within a broader souring of relations between the government and human rights organizations.
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"You've seen a souring of public opinion in parts of Mexico, just given the numbers," Meyer said.
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But given the souring mood in Beijing, that is what they may yet be forced to do. ■
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Wall Street is also souring on Tesla, with the company's shares falling 39% so far this year.
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AX, a sign of the souring appeal of high-tech investments and sending the target's shares down.
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As more and more time passed, questions began to swirl about whether Trump was souring on Shanahan.
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That is still a brave call given souring risk appetite and global recession fears as Sino-U.
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Today Civray and its environs demonstrate the souring of opinion on Mr. Macron as well as anywhere.
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After strong interest for several years, international buyers appear to be souring on the U.S. housing market.
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There was "no debate" about a setting up a bad bank to hold souring loans of lenders.
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Souring relationship Trump has made clear he's in no rush to restart talks with Beijing anytime soon.
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The conflict is having an impact on the global economy and souring sentiment for businesses and investors.
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Banks are reluctant to write off old, souring loans and so are unable to make fresh new ones.
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For Trump, a tax loss could result in Republicans souring on him more publicly than they already have.
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The last family visits were at the end of 2015, but the program fell apart amid souring relations.
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Meanwhile, souring confidence measures in the euro zone have kept the U.S. dollar supported near 22-month highs.
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Bloomberg reports that lenders were tying a 13% interest rate to prospective Nordstrom notes, thus souring the deal.
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As if Twitter needed another problem, a recent survey suggests advertisers are souring on the social media platform.
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Cuban has ripped Trump repeatedly on social media in recent months, after souring on the Manhattan billionaire's candidacy.
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The CBR also allowed banks to offer forbearance on souring debts, a move cautiously welcomed by the IMF.
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He pointed out that many have since seen their share prices decline, souring lots of investors on cannabis.
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That led to Mr. Trump souring on Mr. Cohn by the time his resignation was submitted on Tuesday.
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Since becoming the first trillion-dollar corporation last summer, Apple has battled a souring assessment on Wall Street.
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In New York's case however, the project is motivated by years of souring relationships with existing broadband providers.
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Souring sentiment toward riskier assets in turn lifted safe-havens such as the Japanese yen and U.S. Treasuries.
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But with the economy souring and the youth less fearful of change, he has struggled to placate Algerians.
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In addition to the drop in U.S. stocks, a weakening U.S. dollar did little to alleviate souring market sentiment.
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The sector slipped more than 1.9 percent after sharp losses on Wall Street compounded souring market sentiment in Europe.
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After the record was released, though, a souring of feeling towards Taylor seemed to bleed through the public consciousness.
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Rather than addressing these flaws, the government seems to be souring on its effort to unshackle the private sector.
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But a GOP source told CNN's Jim Acosta this week that the President was souring at Tillerson's establishment style.
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Trump's weekend visit to France was marked by multiple indications of a souring relationship with the longtime U.S. ally.
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Polls suggest that voters are already souring on Donald Trump, in ways that may soon create nostalgia for Obama.
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The last time we visited Appleton, a different group of swing voters revealed they were souring on Trump's personality.
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British banks could suffer if a souring economy leads to nonpayment and defaults on mortgages, according to S&P.
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The problem is that while hawks successfully scuttled a deal — souring Trump on a bipartisan compromise authored by Sens.
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Souring relations between Washington and Ankara initiated a rout in Turkish assets, before Brunson was eventually released in mid-October.
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He said the earnings picture is dramatically souring due to risks stemming from China tariff costs to accelerating wage growth.
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LVMH's solid momentum, however, was still sufficient to lift stocks across the sector despite fears of a souring Chinese economy.
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He oversold his language skills, constantly paraphrased answers during interviews, and was moody as hell—souring at the simplest direction.
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This company's troubles are not only souring users on Facebook, but employees and the tech industry as large as well.
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And some environmentalists are already souring on Trudeau after he approved the Kinder Morgan and Line 3 pipelines in November.
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In its zeal to help Afghans trapped behind the Taliban's lines, M.S.F. risked souring its relationship with the Afghan government.
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Perceiving future risk, internet firms want to do all they can to fight the souring mood and win political allies.
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Russia's warning that Trump's decision was "very dangerous" underscored rapidly souring relations between the two nuclear superpowers (The Financial Times).
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"What begins to happen in 1974, is you have the investigations, but you also have the economy souring," he said.
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The row is further souring Brexit negotiations ahead of the next meeting of all EU leaders due in a month.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Trade disputes have for months been the focus of souring relations between the United States and China.
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Omega Yeast opened in 2013 with a mission to supply brewers with distinctive and dependable yeast strains and souring bacteria.
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The relationship between President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin has all the elements of a souring high school romance.
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The souring of the public mood is reflected in Mr. Macron's drooping poll numbers among workers and the middle class.
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Those who are finding success are both pushing back against souring industry sentiment and setting themselves up as industry leaders.
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A sharp souring in Asian benchmark refining margins has also curbed overall demand for crude in recent months, sources said.
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The attacks only came to light through social media, before becoming a national scandal and souring public attitudes towards immigrants.
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Online and at the markets you'll undoubtedly find health-conscious foodies extolling the single-celled critters souring up their fermented pickles.
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Tyrell has literally gone underground, Elliot is souring on his anti-corporate crusade, and the world overall continues to fall apart.
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This year's EBA test will include a new accounting rule that forces banks to make provisions much earlier for souring loans.
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After months of souring relations, Western Digital said on Monday it had initiated arbitration procedures with the International Chamber of Commerce.
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Another factor souring the mood for investors was a resurfacing of worries about a confrontation between the United States and China.
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I get paid for when I'm working, instead of souring when you get paid for 40 hours and work some more.
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The souring atmosphere could put Mr. Schwarzman, who serves as an informal economic adviser to Mr. Trump, in a difficult position.
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Mr. Moore ended up losing last month, embarrassing Mr. Trump and souring his already complicated and strained relationship with Mr. Bannon.
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Mr. Sessions recused himself early in his tenure, souring his relationship with Mr. Trump, who wanted a loyalist managing the inquiry.
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But there are rising fears that the decadelong stretch of prosperity could end within a year amid a souring economic outlook.
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Even concerts, profitable for artists anywhere, are being pared back here as corporate sponsors feel the pinch of the souring economy.
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Those conversations came shortly before POLITICO first reported on the souring relationship between Azar and Verma, whose agency sits within HHS.
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Or perhaps it's just scary for investors to see a successful tech leader brought down, souring them on the whole industry.
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In each of the past two years, a souring outlook for the world economy prompted the Fed to delay interest-rate rises.
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Some independent analysts think as many as one in five bank loans could be sour or souring - far higher than official figures.
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Current spending was first cut in 2014, as fiscal reforms were initiated well before the dramatic souring of the energy price outlook.
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Because nothing is more souring to a game launch than a PC version that performs poorly and is borderline unplayable at launch.
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Lu's comments came as China also announced plans for greater oversight of its asset management industry, souring sentiment in the stock market.
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The world's two largest economies have been locked in a protracted trade war, souring business and consumer sentiment and battering financial markets.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar rose to a 225-month high as souring confidence measures in the euro zone weighed on the euro.
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"Postcard" tells the story of a lover scorned by apathy, while "Plum" compares a souring relationship to a piece of overripe fruit.
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Late last year, Reid declared in a floor speech that the two are in fact friends, despite swirling rumors of a souring.
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Democratic critics say the hardball tactics McConnell used to unify Republicans and thwart Obama's agenda contributed to a souring of bipartisan relations.
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Guedes said Brazil should remain relatively insulated from the U.S.-China trade war, which is souring economic prospects and financial markets globally.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) and gun control groups is quickly souring after critics say he caved to pressure form the National Rifle Association.
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In July it reversed a decision requiring banks to build up an extra capital buffer to cover souring loans in a downturm.
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Turkey's currency sank to record lows on Friday amid panic about the country's economic health and souring relations with the United States.
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He broods about his souring relationship with the news media, calling Mr. Manafort several times a day to talk about specific stories.
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"We know that relations with our allies are souring as the president regularly calls whole countries out as bad actors, " Cramer said.
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Trump wanted to keep sanctions under his control as he angles to turn things around in the rapidly souring US-Russian relationship.
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Often speculation sent prices soaring, but those prices later collapsed spectacularly, souring investor sentiment to a point from which it never recovered.
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The American public is feeling warmly toward labor unions again, after souring on them badly during the start of the Great Recession.
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Conservatives' souring relations with the administration are likely to remain a factor as Congress and the White House now face a Dec.
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Souring relations have strained bilateral trade, prompting some business executives to urge Australia's conservative government to prioritize economic policy above social advocacy.
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But many are infuriated and unnerved by what they see as a wave of racist violence under President Trump, souring America's allure.
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In July it reversed a decision requiring banks to build up an extra capital buffer to cover souring loans in a downturn.
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A trader said its slide could be related to the index change and souring investor sentiment after RBC downgraded the stock last week.
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The latest souring of risk sentiment and a soft report on U.S. payrolls helped sovereign debt end last week on a firm note.
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The souring global outlook is bad enough to warrant a portfolio shift, wrote Mark Haefele, global chief investment officer at UBS Wealth Management.
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It may be that voters are already souring on Mr Trump, and punishing fellow party members at the ballot box as a result.
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The souring stems from an NRA insurance program Ackerman McQueen helped to roll out that would cover legal fees for self-defense shootings.
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Most of the Northern bannermen are increasingly souring on the absent Jon, while growing more and more fond of the very present Sansa.
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Republicans, about to lose their grip on power in a number of states, are souring Democrats' election wins — and Wisconsin is taking charge.
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Also souring sentiment was a report in the Sankei newspaper saying Bank of Japan policymakers were divided ahead of the central bank's Sept.
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But if Libra gets hacked or proves unreliable, it could cost lots of people around the world money while souring them on cryptocurrencies.
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Optimism over the economy has grown by leaps in the past four years (see article), even though the outlook is now souring somewhat.
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European stocks closed lower Wednesday, amid Italian government uncertainty and souring market sentiment over ongoing trade talks between the world's two biggest economies.
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Microsoft outmaneuvered Salesforce and acquired the professional social network LinkedIn for $26.2 billion, souring the new-found friendship between the two longtime rivals.
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Become "fuck buddies" with someone without it souring when one of you inevitably gets more caught up in the relationship that the other?
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The souring on alternative platforms to Facebook and traditional advertising has been made increasingly apparent as Twitter's valuation has dropped off a cliff.
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With Turkish-American relations souring, the focus should be on freeing imprisoned American citizens and the Turkish staff of the United States Embassy.
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Numerous polls in recent weeks showed public opinion increasingly souring on the president, who's been fielding most of the blame about this impasse.
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Until Mr. Morey's tweet, basketball had appeared to be one area that had escaped the souring mood between China and the United States.
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Souring tech IPOs hurt SoftBank Acting quickly to shore up one of their biggest investments could bode well for SoftBank, WeWork's biggest shareholder.
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An even bigger worry is the possibility that Sunday's "no" vote is a sign that Italians are souring on the entire European project.
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Earlier in the cycle, Cuban expressed interest in serving as either Trump's or Clinton's running mate before souring on the Manhattan billionaire's candidacy.
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That ends up souring his relationship to his full circle of friends after Martin, rejected publicly by Abby, outs Simon to the entire school.
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But, with Turkish public sentiment towards them souring, Ankara hopes to resettle up to two million in the planned safe zone in northeast Syria.
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Global equities climbed to their highest in four weeks on growing optimism that China and the United States will fix their souring trade relationship.
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Tensions first flared at the Scarborough Shoal in 2012 when China effectively evicted Filipino fishermen from the area, souring relations between the two countries.
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Also souring sentiment was a Washington Post report that U.S. President Donald Trump is being investigated by special counsel for possible obstruction of justice.
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By the time the Cambridge Analytica scandal hit, Instagram founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger were already worried that Zuckerberg was souring on them.
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Facebook is facing the first genuine crisis in its decade-plus existence, with government regulators preparing to pounce and users increasingly souring on it.
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Surges in consumer spending and government spending carried the U.S in the second quarter while the business sector braced for a souring global forecast.
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Mr. Gutfreund liked to roam Salomon Brothers' cavernous trading room firing questions at startled employees on their bond deals, especially those that were souring.
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More than providing concrete answers about any one incident, the report reflects a rapidly souring relationship between Queens Museum's board and its executive director.
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Those Republican voters souring on Trump's volatile behavior may give him a pass in his re-election bid if he is delivering roaring prosperity.
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But so far this trade war has accomplished nothing aside from breaking up US supply chains and souring relations between the US and China.
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The preferred souring agent in Monroe County is brown vinegar (a distilled vinegar darkened with caramel coloring), but distilled white vinegar works just fine.
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A souring global farm economy has spurred consolidation among the major players, triggering protests from environmental and farming groups worried about their market power.
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His decision to go after his national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, underscored what aides have been describing in recent days as a souring relationship.
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Its shares are down by more than one-third since last year, reflecting both its troubles and the overall souring sentiment on Wall Street.
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Why it matters: Trump's proclamation marks another troubling development in the souring U.S.–Turkey relationship, one that may further fuel anti-American sentiments in Turkey.
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Uber is also operating a small fleet of self-driving cars in Pittsburgh (though the company's relationship with the city government appears to be souring).
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Yet there was little sign of any souring of attitudes toward President Vladimir Putin, with people instead blaming global economic trends or a Western plot.
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Cautious travel agents in China proactively curtail trips to certain countries when they sense that the diplomatic mood is souring, says someone in the business.
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The company had received no information indicating it was using minerals from Myanmar, a spokeswoman said, but was pushing suppliers for more detailed souring disclosures.
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However, there are signs from recent PMI surveys that business sentiment is souring, and polls still show another inconclusive election on June 26 is likely.
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Then-President Bill Clinton pulled U.S. forces out of Somalia, with the incident souring some people's feelings about U.S. military's intervention in certain foreign entanglements.
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Six years after the uprising swept President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali into exile, Tunisia's model of democratic transition is souring for many like Ezzidine.
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China blocked Apple's iTunes movie and e-book stores this spring, prompting concerns over whether the company's generally good relationship with the country was souring.
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Locally, new vehicles sales fell 0.183 percent in January, confirming worries of the slowdown in the economy and souring the good sentiment toward local assets.
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Kuroda maintained his optimism that Japan's economy was recovering moderately, despite last week's "tankan" survey that showed business mood souring on weak emerging market demand.
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Trump and his top allies have responded to recession fears by touting strong domestic numbers and deflecting blame for the souring outlook to frequent scapegoats.
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Kelly was said by multiple sources to have played role in souring Trump on Kelly - Kelly had a bigger problem with him than Trump did.
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Yutaka Miura, a senior technical analyst at Mizuho Securities, said that the testimony is souring investors' appetite for risk, with most staying on the sidelines.
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But he does deserve the credit he has received for ruining the honeymoon: for taking a moment of national inspiration and almost immediately souring it.
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OPEC members have also been unnerved by the souring of U.S.-Saudi relations over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the kingdom's Istanbul consulate.
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Or how will the combined Sprint and T-Mobile win over customers in a quickly souring economy to pay off down its gargantuan debt load?
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He said Beijing may still approve deals to show its commitment to opening up the financial sector, despite the souring relationship with the United States.
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However the details end up, Mr. Trump's sagging popularity and his souring relationship with Republicans in Congress have jeopardized his ability to win their support.
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Top Democrats in both chambers are souring on Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein in the wake of the ouster of FBI Director James Comey. Sen.
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They caught fire in 2017, with the blaze spreading through a residential area, burning more than 50 homes and souring the town on Chinese investment.
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The refinery protests in France also illustrate a souring relationship between farmers in the EU's biggest agricultural producer and the government of President Emmanuel Macron.
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That is straight from the 'Orbanonmics' playbook, but with the EU chiding Warsaw after a decade as eastern Europe's economic poster child, investors are souring.
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Even before an increasingly dangerous North Korea exposed divisions between the world's two biggest economies, the relationship between the U.S. and China was already souring.
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He has accused Democrats of sabotaging the economy to derail his reelection and routinely bashes the press for reporting on the souring global economic forecast.
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Souring relations have strained bilateral trade, prompting some business executives to urge Australia's conservative government to prioritize economic policy above national security and human rights.
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In her speech, Tsai said China's increased pressure on Taiwan had been responsible for changing the status quo across the Taiwan Strait, souring bilateral relations.
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Australia's most populous state was paralyzed by "catastrophic" fire conditions Saturday amid souring temperatures, while one person died as wildfires also ravaged the country's southeast.
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Further souring sentiment was the yuan, which fell to its weakest level in more than eight years against a broadly stronger U.S. dollar on Thursday.
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Iran has been eager to show it is receiving the athletes with open arms despite the souring of relations since the Trump administration has assumed office.
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In fact she may benefit from a sudden outburst of bad blood between Britain and its European Union partners—but it risks souring the Brexit negotiations.
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The souring economic picture in China has already prompted Nio to cut its workforce by 4.5%, shift its vehicle production plans and reduce R&D spending.
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A poll by Pew Research, a think-tank based in Washington, demonstrates how successful Mr Trump has been in souring his fans' attitudes towards the press.
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Chocolate demand is souring amid China's economic slowdown as consumers lose their appetite for paying high prices for the treats, according to a recent Euromonitor report.
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"The nitrate-reducing bacteria will out-compete the sulphate reducers, and thereby take care of the souring problem, that basically prevents it from happening," he added.
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Historians had been souring on the slave-owning president whose Indian Removal Act of 1830 commissioned the forced removal of Native Americans from their ancestral homelands.
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The comments also come as a GOP source in touch with the West Wing and familiar with internal discussions said Trump is souring somewhat on Tillerson.
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Trump declared before his meeting with Putin that U.S. "foolishness" and special counsel Robert Mueller's probe were to blame for souring relations between the two countries.
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At the same time Snap is trying to bounce back from a disastrous earnings report last week and a general souring of sentiment from Wall Street.
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A list of banks have been curbing hiring or cutting jobs as they ride out trade tensions, economic uncertainty, and a souring outlook for interest rates.
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The Atlantic reported that the president had been souring on Mulvaney for weeks since the Ukraine controversy erupted, and his unforced error only exacerbated his situation.
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Some private job fair organisers say public sentiment on Japan is souring as the dispute drags on and local media highlight negative comments by Japanese leaders.
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"The Chinese economy is not getting better, thus spending sentiment has been souring," said Samson Li, a Hong Kong-based precious metals analyst at Refinitiv GFMS.
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She did interviews -- including on CNN -- to try and improve the President's souring view of her, the source close to Nielsen said, but to little avail.
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Trump also accused past American leaders, rather than Russia's destabilizing actions in the U.S. and around the world, for the souring of relations between two countries.
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The Turkish lira sunk 2202 percent Monday after dropping roughly 2628 percent Friday amid growing concerns over the country's economy and souring ties with western allies.
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The downturn appeared to reflect investor fears over souring U.S.-Russia relations and that the latest developments could force President Donald Trump's hand in enforcing sanctions.
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Despite the souring sentiment towards Europe, two opinion polls this week showed between 60 and 72 percent of Italians did not want to abandon the euro.
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Up until now, this was only a theory — one inferred from the timing of the blocked merger (in July) and Aetna souring on Obamacare (in August).
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Toll Brothers gave weaker-than-expected guidance on Tuesday for the first quarter, pointing to reports about a souring housing market as the cause of the slowdown.
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The removal of the program comes amid heightened concerns about Chinese activities in Australia and the neighboring Pacific region and a souring of relations in recent years.
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Opponents counter that such levies are a fun-killer, souring people's pleasure, and regressive, because poorer people spend a bigger share of their incomes on soft drinks.
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Ironically, buyers may be souring on the housing market because of the reasons behind the interest rate drop, namely concern over the durability of the U.S. economy.
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" Modern Times Fruitlands; Gose with passion fruit and guava: "Kettle souring is enjoying a richly deserved revival, and our summer fruited edition is all kinds of refreshing.
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The banking sector is looking better, thanks to a raft of measures from the central bank to recapitalise it and to allow greater forbearance on souring debts.
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By the time the Cambridge Analytica scandal hit, Systrom and Krieger, according to people familiar with their thinking, were already worried that Zuckerberg was souring on them.
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Monsanto had warned in January that souring farm economy and currency woes would push its 2016 earnings to the lower half of its original forecast in December.
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The United States too could also face Chinese sanctions, following a World Trade Organization ruling on Tuesday, further souring trade talks between the world's two biggest economies.
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"There will no doubt be much money to be lost by the banks in the souring of leveraged loans, ordinary commercial loans and property loans," he wrote.
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That souring has coincided with contentious conversations between the special counsel and Trump's legal team in which the possibility of Mueller subpoenaing Trump to testify was broached.
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The weak export order reading in the survey contrasted with official data on Saturday that showed March exports grew more than expected despite souring relations with China.
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An important factor underlying this souring relationship is a fundamental difference of view between Germany and the United States as to how Germany should manage its economy.
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Snopes took great pains to dissect what Delingpole was up to (or really, what his paper-souring benefactor at the blog No Tricks Zone was up to).
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Turkish financial markets have panicked over concerns about the country's fiscal health, the souring of U.S.-Turkey relations, and Erdoğan's economic policy, according to The Associated Press.
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The survey is the second report in the space of a few days to show the outlook for manufacturing souring ahead of Brexit in March next year.
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Ron DeSantis and President Donald Trump is souring, and the bad blood is threatening to spill into the president's reelection effort in the nation's biggest swing state.
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Aside from settling a drawn-out electoral drama, Tuesday's special election will also be a test of how much the suburbs are really souring on President Trump.
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The proceeds of the sale disappeared, contributing to the souring of the nation's economy, according to a Truth and Reconciliation Commission established after Sierra Leone's civil war.
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Pollsters attribute the souring mood to disillusionment with five consecutive years of falling real incomes and government moves to raise the retirement age and increase value added tax.
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If the purchase goes through, the Trump administration would have to choose between punishing India for violating the sanctions or granting an exemption to avoid souring the relationship.
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Cities are souring on the controlled chaos of current ride-hailing systems, and fleet management systems could work in concert with policy and infrastructure to mitigate the issue.
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For women like those who consented to relationships with Stein and believe they were blackballed after "the souring of their romance," I guess that is their bad luck.
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The No. 28 U.S. bank by assets, like its rivals, has billions of dollars' worth of exposure to the struggling energy industry through regular loans that are souring.
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A roundup of his AM missives thus far: Context: Trump's relationship with his counterparts in Congress was already souring, so this pile on isn't likely to help things.
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"We see this as further souring Washington on crypto and believe it is negative for efforts to launch crypto ETFs and for Facebook to launch Libra," Seiberg added.
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Yang was believed in recent years to have married a well-known nationalist blogger, Yuan Ruijuan, souring his reputation among overseas democracy activists, Xia told Reuters by phone.
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Once it's added to a wet base, the sodium bicarbonate and citric acid immediately get to work, fizzing up, aerating and souring the mix within a few seconds.
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In what has become a running story line in the Trump White House, a once-friendly relationship between Mr. Trump and one of his top advisers is souring.
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Democrats say they're cognizant of the fact there's a risk of overreaching with their investigations and an impeachment process that leads to the public to souring on them.
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Trump is reportedly souring on Mattis based on policy differences on a number of fronts, and appears resentful of unflattering comparisons between the two men, the publication reported.
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If PC makers like Lenovo rush into foldable and dual-screen hardware without Windows 10X, they need to have some stunning software alternatives to avoid souring the market.
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The U.S. and China have imposed tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of one another's goods since early 2018, battering financial markets and souring business and consumer sentiment.
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Investors are waiting to see if Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping can de-escalate a trade war that is damaging the global economy and souring business confidence.
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GDAXI index, the most exposed to souring trade relations, fell 1.1 percent after data added to signs that Europe's largest economy started the second quarter on a weak footing.
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Souring sentiment somewhat, shares in Mercedes maker Daimler fell 1.5 percent to the bottom of the DAX after a report accusing the carmaker of selling cars with excess emissions.
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These days, the once liberating assertion of gesamtkunstwerk ("total artwork") ideals that led to life-as-art assumptions has turned ever more commercially mainstream, its cultural impact consequently souring.
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Plus: Our poll shows America souring on social media; NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says we need in-game live betting; and see a 💊 to make you young again.
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There is uncertainty about Athens' ability to meet its bailout commitments and the souring the political atmosphere in Greece, where the ruling Syriza party is losing the public's approval.
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Like many global lenders, ANZ is exiting capital-intensive businesses at a time when banks are under increasing regulatory pressures to have a greater capital buffer against souring loans.
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Under pressure from the OCC and falling energy prices, U.S. banks have cut loans to oil and gas producers and hiked their provisions for potential losses from souring credits.
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The 24 U.S. air crew members were held for 11 days before being released, souring U.S.-Chinese relations in the early days of President George W. Bush's first administration.
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U.S. stock futures indicated the souring mood would spill over to Wall Street, with e-mini futures for the Down Jones, S&P and Nasdaq all down 0.4 percent.
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The U.S. and China have imposed tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of one another's goods over the past year, battering financial markets and souring business and consumer sentiment.
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And he has a habit of developing a crush on political allies and aides, and then souring on them when they fail to match his exacting standards of loyalty.
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Amid stagnation and deflation, Italy's banks are in deep trouble, burdened by some €360 billion ($400 billion) of souring loans, the equivalent of a fifth of the country's GDP.
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His comments come at a time when market participants are increasingly concerned about a serious economic slowdown, with a long-running global trade war souring business and consumer sentiment.
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Instead, ahead of his summit with Putin, he blamed souring US-Russia relations on previous US administrations and the special counsel's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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A former supreme allied commander of NATO on Sunday described souring relations between the Trump administration and Russia amid a series of foreign policy collisions between the two countries.
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Washington and Beijing have imposed tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of one another's goods since the start of 3.573, battering financial markets and souring business and consumer sentiment.
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Japanese officials say that they are counting on the close relationship between Mr. Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to keep trade negotiations from souring between the two countries.
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This was the site of one of Trump's most surprising 2016 victories, but Michiganders are souring on him, with 44 percent approving and 52 percent disapproving of the president.
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That means the souring relationship between the United States and China could quash Morgan Stanley's plans to become the latest foreign bank to take control of its Chinese business.
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Producers are likely to chop down their capital budgets in response to the dramatic price drop, and demand for transportation and jet fuel is souring during the coronavirus outbreak.
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But the process is basically the same: Milk is fermented by lactic acid bacteria or curdled by heat or acid from a souring agent like lemon juice or vinegar.
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In recent days, Mr. Trump has asked people privately what they think of Ms. Sanders — an indication, they say, that the press-obsessed president has begun souring on her.
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S. trade war is souring the profit and investment outlook for U.S. companies operating in the world's second-biggest economy, a survey by a prominent American business association showed.
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The firings represent yet another instance of souring relations between employees and management at the tech giant, which has long been known for its open and collaborative work culture.
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They also reflect a slow but significant souring among veterans on the post-20123/11 conflicts that many believe have cost the nation too much in lives and money.
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During the week, Nielsen did interviews -- including on CNN -- to try and improve the President's souring view of her, a source close to Nielsen said, but to little avail.
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Paul Hamer, a researcher at Victoria University of Wellington, in New Zealand's capital, suggests that Australia's souring mood has been fed by "dissatisfaction" at New Zealand's openness to Pacific migration.
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Australia's conservative government has traditionally been at logger heads with the ABC, which it perceives as being left wing, with the relationship souring further this year following a funding cut.
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The offer followed two years of wrangling over a $190 billion Tanzanian tax bill, with Acacia shut out of the talks and Barrick negotiating on its behalf, despite souring relations.
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Market participants are increasingly worried about the prospect of a serious economic downturn in the coming months, with a long-running U.S.-China trade war souring business and consumer sentiment.
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The world's two largest economies have imposed tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of one another's goods over the past year, battering financial markets and souring business and consumer sentiment.
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But bankers told Reuters the lira's weakness was driven by individual Turkish investors souring on the weak returns they received from lira deposits, and turning to dollars and other currencies.
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In a country that was already souring on the idea of joining the European Union, the coup and its consequences seem to have cut off any such hopes for good.
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But Macri's policies have also swelled the ranks of the poor, souring public opinion and raising the risk of backlash against the economic overhaul that is winning over foreign investors.
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China and the U.S. have imposed tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of one another's goods since the start of 2018, battering financial markets and souring business and consumer sentiment.
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The move is a blow to Britain's giant financial services industry and a sign that relations with EU partners are souring following June's Brexit referendum vote to leave the bloc.
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Challenges with love and money are stirred when Venus squares off with the planet of boundaries, Saturn, at 9:34 PM on Thursday, souring Venus's first graceful steps in Libra.
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But many White House officials were already souring on Mr. Kelly even before his handling of the abuse allegations against Mr. Porter gave his internal critics new ammunition against him.
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Presumably, the rest of the signatories will insist on maintaining the deal, setting off a cascade of diplomatic and economic recriminations against Europe and souring relations for years to come.
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But now the plan that is so crucial to the city's transit system could be held up indefinitely by the souring relations between New York State and the Trump administration.
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I do not know whether the president's recent actions will damage his reputation among his more fervent supporters, although there is some indication that their opinion of him is souring.
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SOURING SENTIMENT India last year enforced stringent rules for foreign investment in e-commerce, which forced Amazon to rework its business structures and strained ties between New Delhi and Washington.
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One thing you learn on the inside is how easily the ugliness of prison life seeps into your skin, souring the lives of everyone there, including prisoners, civilians and guards.
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In addition to rising material costs, Inch added, the company will also likely have to compete in a souring international market as Trump's taxes on foreign goods spark foreign frustration.
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Juggling the relationship with the US and China has become increasingly difficult for New Zealand, with relations between the two giants souring amid US President Donald Trump's escalating trade war.
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His comments come at time when financial markets are increasingly concerned about a serious global economic slowdown, with a long-running U.S.-Sino trade war souring business and consumer sentiment worldwide.
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In a televised address Monday after scenes of havoc in Paris on Saturday, Macron said he bore partial responsibility for what he said was an insufficient response to souring public sentiment.
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Pollsters attribute the souring mood to people fed up with six consecutive years of falling real incomes and unpopular government moves to raise the retirement age and hike value added tax.
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The nationalist current changing Dutch politics reflects a deep souring of public attitudes towards immigrants in a country long known for liberalism and multicultural tolerance, rooted in centuries of maritime history.
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Another harbinger of souring sentiment is the fact that tech firms now account for only 14 percent of IPOs, the lowest since 2008 during the global financial crisis, according to Dealogic.
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And he's got a laundry list of world crises and standoffs to deal with -- everything from the nuclear issues in Iran and North Korea, to ISIS and souring relations with Russia.
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President Trump's push to ramp up U.S. immigration enforcement and increase deportations is further souring U.S. ties with Mexico, where the administration's orders could destabilize the country's economy and political system.
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The rally was supported by market rumours that China has rejected applications for GMO certificates that are required to import rapeseed meal and rapeseed oil cargoes, amid souring Sino-Canadian relations.
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Business loans have slowed significantly as a result of an economic slowdown and banks are also turning cautious after they were hit by souring loans from the oil and gas sector.
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But with risk sentiment souring and a global equities rout on Tuesday, traders had returned to the safe haven dollar, which climbed from a two-week low hit earlier on Tuesday.
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Crimea was annexed by Russia in 85033, souring relations between Russia and Ukraine, leading to a conflict that has resulted in the death of 13,000 people, according to the news wire.
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Behind the scenes, the NFIB had already been souring on the idea before Trump's announcement, concluding that establishing an association health plan would be too complex and not worth the effort.
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The president said lingering questions about whether his campaign aides had worked with Russia to sway the election were souring Washington's relationship with Moscow on a host of vital security issues.
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The latest incident was triggered by the recent, sudden souring of relations between Qatar on the one hand and Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain on the other.
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Instead, the US should find ways to compromise with Iran, since it has already shown it is willing to make deals to improve its situation when faced with a souring economy.
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Treasury Wine disclosed the issue as Australian Trade Minister Steve Ciobo began a China visit aimed at repairing ties with his country's largest trading partner after a recent souring in relations.
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But Mr. Trump has shown no interest so far in helping the two states, and the tunnel has become an element in the souring relations between his administration and local leaders.
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The world's two largest economies have imposed tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of one another's goods since the start of 63, battering financial markets and souring business and consumer sentiment.
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The world's two largest economies have imposed tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of one another's goods since the start of 23, battering financial markets and souring business and consumer sentiment.
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The World Economic Forum (WEF) comes at a time when investors are increasingly concerned about a serious economic downturn, with a long-running U.S.-China trade war souring business and consumer sentiment.
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Russians traditionally account for one of the biggest groups of foreign visitors after Germany, but they have stopped coming after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane over Syria last year, souring relations.
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The foldable Galaxy Fold phone-tablet hybrid is Samsung's Google Glass: an exciting technical showcase that is hitting the market far too soon and risks souring everyone on the entire nascent category.
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Omar Kadkoy, a research associate at the Economic Policy Research Foundation of Turkey (TEPAV), said the mood toward Syrians was souring in Turkey and that politicians were sending the same overall message.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares traded flat on Wednesday as worries over global trade persisted, with sentiment towards semiconductor stocks in particular souring after Micron Technology was banned from selling chips in China.
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It cribs rhythms and textures from '80s R&B and dance music for a song about a relationship souring, and it doesn't sound pristine or clean — there's a little grime on it.
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Faced with questions about whether Uber can make money and a souring environment for unprofitable tech firms, Mr. Khosrowshahi has laid off more than 1,000 workers in three rounds of job cuts.
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Sentiment was weak from the start after China reported weak monthly retail sales growth and industrial output numbers, with disappointing economic data from Euro zone, France and Germany souring the mood further.
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But with falling commodity prices dragging down growth, some of these deals are souring, big money flows have dried up, and firms are finding it harder to sell or float their investments.
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The souring economy is also raising pressure on Ms. Rousseff, with the authorities this week reporting the worst decline in 25 years: a 3.8 percent plunge in gross domestic product in 2015.
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Supporters of Mr. Erdogan took to Twitter with the hashtag #Emperyalizmeköleolmayacağız (#We will not be slaves to imperialism), even while acknowledging that the political crisis will not help an already souring economy.
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Shifting weather patterns, competition in grain exports and a souring global farm economy have spurred consolidation among the major players, triggering protests from environmental and farming groups worried about their market power.
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A new poll of Latinx voters has some potentially good news for Democrats: According to the survey, voters in battleground states are souring on Trump and open to other options in 223.
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Here's what one survey, the C.C.E.S., says about these voters: SOURING ON OBAMA Just 235 percent of white, no-college Obama-Trump voters approved of Mr. Obama's performance, and 237 percent disapproved.
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In the I.L.W.U. case, the union contended that its relationship with ICTSI was also souring over issues other than the reefer jobs and that workers had safety concerns about the company's operations.
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As Darra Goldstein explains, in " The Georgian Feast ," one of Georgian food's hallmarks is its use of walnuts, whose richness is often set off with a souring agent, like vinegar or yogurt.
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"His candidacy is largely a byproduct of an anti-establishment movement and souring sentiment towards the U.S.," said Jason Marczak, director of the Latin American Economic Growth Initiative at the Atlantic Council.
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Washington (CNN)Top White House officials appear to be souring on talk of bringing in former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski to lead a rapid response war room for an impeachment fight.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Labour opposition risked further souring its relationship with the Jewish community after readmitting a lawmaker who was suspended for suggesting the party had been "too apologetic" about anti-Semitism.
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MEXICO CITY/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Foreign investors in Latin America are warming to Brazil as a promising turnaround bet while souring on Mexico and its landmark energy reform that has yet to deliver.
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He is souring relations that may never recover under his leadership, yet he seems reluctant to tackle his most scrutinized overseas relationship: the one he intends with the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin.
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Just a few hours before the souring incident Saturday, Schumer shared another Instagram video from her Greenville stop, capturing more positive feelings about the city: "Greenville makes you feel like mmmmmmm," she wrote.
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In a quarterly report on inflation, the bank said that policies proposed by Trump had already influenced consumer and business confidence, foreign direct investment and remittances to Mexico, as well as souring relations.
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But sentiment is souring in the country's boardrooms after a much-anticipated budget in July failed to provide any stimulus, and instead hiked taxes on the ultra-rich and on foreign portfolio investors.
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Although worries about the use of Chinese-made telecom equipment predate the current administration, the souring of relations with China and an ongoing trade war spearheaded by President Trump have increased cybersecurity fears.
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This is not the first poll to show Americans souring on Kavanaugh: An NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll this week found that opposition to his confirmation increased 234 points since last month.
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Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe cautioned against seeing restrictions as being directed at Australia, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the ban does not indicate a souring relationship between the countries.
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Maisel does keep returning to its title character's nascent stand-up career, which seesaws between surging (thanks to Midge Maisel's knack for winning over audiences) and souring (thanks to resentful, mean-spirited men).
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President Trump signaled he may be souring on his administration's stated plan to return humans to the Moon by 2024 —4 years earlier than NASA had previously planned, in a tweet on Friday.
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Dalian's move came after major ports elsewhere in China prolonged clearing times for Australian coal and stoked concerns that Beijing is using trade to punish Australia amid a recent souring of bilateral ties.
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In July, Moscow told the United States to slash the number of its diplomatic and technical staff working in Russia by around 60 percent, to 455, in a further sign of souring relations.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday a ban on Australian coal imports at China's northern port of Dalian does not point to a souring of ties between the countries.
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While healthcare has not been implicated in the tit-for-tat between Washington and Brussels so far, some investors worry about the potential fall-out from souring relations between the two economic powerhouses.
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Another danger for Russia that stems from the souring relations between the United States and Turkey is the issue of nuclear weapons, particularly the potential collapse of nuclear sharing between Washington and Ankara.
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Chinese property prices have risen sharply in the past year, drawing the attention of the central government, and a major price correction would add to strains on banks already wrestling with souring loans.
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By the time Steele left the country, optimism was souring, and a politics of resentment—against the oligarchs, against an increasing gap between rich and poor, and against the West—was taking hold.
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More than four in ten Americans say the mainstream news media in the U.S. doesn't support democracy well, according to a new survey released Tuesday that shows Americans' souring attitude towards the media.
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Also, support for the EU itself is fairly strong among many European voters — though they're souring a bit on the direction of the EU experiment and on the European Parliament as an institution.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Britain cannot be bullied, Brexit minister Dominic Raab said on Monday, sharpening the government's criticism of the European Union for taunting Prime Minister Theresa May and souring difficult Brexit talks.
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Amundi is not expecting a long global shock from the virus, and in fact expects buying opportunities to arise as markets recover, but it is not alone in souring on emerging markets' currencies.
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Leaders from the two countries haven't met since 2011, with ties souring after Kim purged some of Beijing's allies in North Korea and the isolated nation relentlessly pursued its development of nuclear weapons.
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SHANGHAI, May 17 (Reuters) - Australian Trade Minister Steve Ciobo said on Thursday that trade ties with China remained strong despite a recent souring in relations between his country and its major trade partner.
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Kurdish Peshmerga who had held the city and defended it from ISIS were pushed aside, souring relations between Erbil and Baghdad, and giving Iran a victory in Iraq as its political allies celebrated.
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Amundi is not expecting a long global shock from the virus, and in fact expects buying opportunities to arise as markets recover, but it is not alone in souring on emerging markets' currencies.
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Sentiment was weak from the start of trading after China reported weak monthly retail sales growth and industrial output numbers, with disappointing economic data from Euro zone, France and Germany souring the mood.
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The souring of Tillerson's relationship with Trump has left him not just without the support of the most crucial ally, his boss, but also without the support of any real allies at all.
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The political mood in Brussels is souring day by day, U.S. pressure will increase with small escalations in the region and Washington will pressure the E.U. to bring Iran to the Security Council.
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His presence in the first lady's box further highlights the president's desire to combat souring rhetoric, much of it from Republican presidential candidates, meant to instill fear of Muslims in the American psyche.
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Saudi Arabia and Kuwait will struggle to resume oil production from jointly operated fields that produced some 500,000 bpd any time soon due to operational differences and souring political ties, sources said on Wednesday.
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President tariffs on China and the Federal Reserve's plans to hike interest rates in lockstep are both "toxic" for the stock market, and combined, they are souring the prospects for 2019, Cramer warned Monday.
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Juggalos often talk about not caring about anyone's gender or ethnic identity, how they're welcoming to all, but moments like the crowd souring on Patterson-Ramos are emblematic of the limits of color blindness.
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Yet even after Britain accused Russia of orchestrating a nerve-gas attack on its soil - further souring EU-Russia ties - Macron has continued to stress that despite differences, ostracising Moscow would not yield results.
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But, aware of a popular mood souring against globalisation and a government keen to occupy the political centre-ground abandoned by Labour, many Tories will be on the lookout for signs of mission creep.
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As Frances, who initiates the decline of her souring union by entering into an affair with a weaselly art history professor, Parker grimaces her way through most of the episodes, slumping through her scenes.
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A new element in this year's test is the inclusion of a new accounting rule known as IFRS 9 that forces banks to make provisions much earlier for souring loans than in the past.
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The epidemic has added to uncertainty about the global economic outlook and, if prolonged, may hurt Japan's consumption by souring household sentiment, said Goushi Kataoka, one of the most dovish members of the board.
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As the dispute continues to escalate, with the Trump administration expanding its blacklist of Chinese enterprises and the country's relationship with the NBA souring, America's technology and retail industries are caught in the crosshairs.
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She had to turn to crowd souring to raise money to buy equipment and to support her training and trip to Pyeongchang and said Kenya's Winter Olympic organisation has plenty of room for improvement.
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Souring the already fear-stricken mood, the World Trade Organization authorized the U.S. to apply tariffs worth $7.5 billion annually on the European Union, including the UK, over illegal EU subsidies handed to Airbus.
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Some Democrats are worried about impeachment fatigue setting in among voters, noting that polling from last month showed independents and voters in swing states souring on the prospect of removing Trump from office. Sen.
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Hatzius also notes, with tax cuts representing one of the Republican Party's only major victories in 2017, the GOP is relying on it to shield them from a souring public come November's midterm elections.
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Meanwhile, this year's stock market declines in China have been attributed to souring trade relations with the U.S. after President Donald Trump's decision to announce billions of dollars worth of tariffs on Chinese imports.
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LONDON, March 25 (Reuters) - A global accounting rule that requires banks to provision for souring loans has enough flexibility to reflect the circumstances of the coronavirus, the European Union's securities watchdog said on Wednesday.
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Shifting national attitudes may have played a part in the recent souring, too; everything's grim enough that nobody feels the need to have his or her spirit ground into dust on a weekly basis.
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Poll after poll now shows that Hispanic and Latino voters are increasingly souring on President Donald Trump in the wake of the administration's controversial immigration policies and its bungled handling of Puerto Rico disaster relief.
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LONDON, Aug 22018 (Reuters) - Turkey's lira and Chinese shares - the two main pressure points for emerging markets in recent months - were dragged back into the red on Wednesday by souring relations with the United States.
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"With rising trade tensions and risk sentiment abroad, and a souring political environment domestically, Brazilian assets have seen a sell-off in key benchmarks," Mauricio Oreng, senior Brazil strategist at Rabobank, wrote in a note.
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A New York State police investigator told a courtroom on Monday that Angelika Graswald confessed to him that she caused her fiancé's death by sabotaging his kayak because she was upset over their souring relationship.
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Many younger farmers, who tend to be more cash poor than their elders, are expected to be among the hardest hit by stubbornly high input costs such as fertilizer and seeds and souring export sales.
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Russia's arrest, for instance, of an American, Paul Whelan, on spying charges over the holiday highlights souring relations with Moscow, which could be further tested by the Kremlin's troop buildup along the border with Ukraine.
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SYDNEY, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday a ban on Australian coal imports at China's northern port of Dalian does not point to a souring of ties between the countries.
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A defence of the 7 level could help boost confidence in the currency and soothe investor fears about the yuan, even as souring trade relations with Washington make competitive devaluation a compelling option for Beijing.
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China condemned a U.S. Senate measure aimed at protecting human rights in Hong Kong amid prolonged protests, further souring the mood after President Donald Trump warned he would raise tariffs if no deal was reached.
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Canadian banks face challenging times as souring macroeconomic conditions and trade uncertainties increase lending risk and weigh on profit margins, investors and analysts said on Thursday after major lenders wrapped up their quarterly earnings season.
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Especially after 1970, when untold numbers of hippies fled a souring scene in the city for a fresh start in the country, figuring out how to feed themselves without depending on the Man became paramount.
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Wins in Alabama, Pennsylvania and Virginia have given Democrats hope that voters might be souring on Mr. Trump — to the point that the party might flip control of the House and possibly even the Senate.
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Altria Chief Executive Officer Howard Willard will not receive an annual incentive award as a result of the Marlboro maker's souring minority investment in e-cigarette company Juul Labs, a regulatory filing showed on Friday.
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Trump showed no signs of souring on Kim, calling him a "man of his word" and repeating his idea that a threatened "Christmas gift" might be a "beautiful vase" instead of a long-range missile.
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The leu held steady through a government collapse following a no-confidence vote last week and negotiations for a new parliamentary majority, but widening domestic deficits and souring global economic prospects are weighing on assets.
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But it's not just the racists souring social media for the rest of us — at least one company has demonstrated itself as, at times, complicit (there's that word again) in the poisoning of its well.
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Households buy durable goods such as houses and cars when they feel comfortable with their income and employment prospects, and they tend to cut back on these high-price items when the economy is souring.
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The bloc wants to keep Turkish cooperation in cutting the influx of refugees from conflict zones such as Syria and the souring of relations has triggered worries that Ankara could walk away from the deal.
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Girl Scouts Accuse Boy Scouts of Recruiting Girls, Souring Century-Old Friendship The president of the Girl Scouts has accused the Boy Scouts of planning to expand programs for girls, undercutting the group's core mission.
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More Americans are souring on the investigation, according to a May CNN poll, and another May poll from Navigator Research showed 59 percent of Americans don't believe the investigation has uncovered any evidence of crimes.
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But at a White House news conference and in a newspaper interview on Wednesday, he offered starkly different views on those issues, saying his relationship with Moscow was souring while ties with Beijing were improving.
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One of the assumptions that goes along with our culture's continued, if souring, mythologizing of powerful men is that to be uncompromising is a show of strength which inevitably requires others to conform to their will.
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May's decision to review the building of Britain's first nuclear plant in decades has raised concerns that her government could take a sterner view of Chinese investment, potentially souring ties with the world's second largest economy.
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With relations souring between the two branches of government, Americas's treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, earlier refused to release Mr Trump's tax returns to Democrats, arguing that the "unprecedented" request was being made under an obscure law.
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The political beating that the CDU took this weekend was not the first indication of public opinion souring towards Merkel's party with local elections earlier this year also showing a rise in support for the AfD.
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KAMPALA, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Uganda accused the country's biggest telecoms operator, MTN Uganda, on Tuesday of underdeclaring its sales and causing public revenue losses, in a further souring of relations with the South African-owned company.
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Paul Nolte, a history professor at Berlin's Free University, said the search for a candidate would add to Merkel's problems, which already include dealing with the migrant crisis and souring relations with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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By Mr. Trump's definition, a ban could include countries like Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, souring relations with governments that are working closely with the United States to combat the jihadist terrorists he aims to defeat.
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Yet with the popular mood souring towards globalisation, and the government keen to occupy the political centre-ground abandoned by Labour, many Tories will be on the lookout for signs of mission creep on industrial strategy.
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The comments come at a time of growing trade tension between the Asian giant and the United States over accusations of dumping, industrial overcapacity and a souring business climate for foreign firms doing business in China.
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Much of his first term was spent grappling with the aftermath of the global financial crisis which prompted world leaders to call for a fundamental change in how banks set aside capital to cover souring loans.
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Comments by Bridgewater Associates' Ray Dalio on Tuesday come at a time when investors are increasingly concerned about a serious global economic slowdown, with a long-running U.S.-Sino trade war souring business and consumer sentiment.
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But sentiment among investors in emerging markets generally has been souring for some time; in dollar terms, emerging equities underperformed their developed peers by around 50 percent in the five years from the end of 2010.
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Just one ally is now likely to be needed to secure a majority, and analysts say souring relationships with the hard-left could prompt Costa to find a new partner, the People-Animals-Nature party (PAN).
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NEW YORK, March 14 (Reuters) - Auto stocks have come roaring out of the gate in the last month, but the gains may be short-lived as analysts and investors show signs of souring on the sector.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The coronavirus outbreak in China may be altering the 2020 investment outlook for Latin America, souring sentiment toward regional free market beacons Chile and Brazil, while turning heads - and cash - toward left-leaning Mexico.
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We are made to contemplate the demise of the immigrant dream cherished by men like Seymour's father, the souring of the generational struggle during the 60's, and the connections between assimilation and rootlessness and anomie.
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Wells Fargo and Bank of America, two of the biggest lenders to the U.S. oil and gas sector, each set aside hundreds of millions of dollars in additional provisions to cover souring loans to energy companies.
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Borissov said the meeting could address Turkish concerns over payments from the EU under the migrant deal, as well as souring relations between Ankara and some big European Union member states, mainly over human rights concerns.
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While she said the relationship was consensual, she said that it had ended badly, and afterward, when the magazine rejected three submissions she made, she thought the outcome was tied to the souring of their romance.
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In this charming documentary, the two reflect on their friendship (and its eventual souring as they grew up), then find surprising fame when their fan film is discovered by those who can boost it to greater prominence.
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Souring risk sentiment is hitting emerging markets, which have been clobbered in recent weeks by concerns about capital outflows, as the prospect of higher U.S. interest rates attracts investors back to U.S. bonds rather than riskier assets.
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The comments by Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag, who was scheduled to address a meeting in the southwestern town of Gaggenau until it was cancelled on Thursday, reflected a broader souring of relations between the two NATO allies.
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And now, with Democratic base voters souring on corporations and their influence on politics, Sanders is leading the charge among 2020 Democratic candidate to focus on small dollar donors rather than the on the uber-rich bundlers.
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Souring risk sentiment is hitting emerging markets, which have been depressed in recent weeks by concerns about capital outflows, as the prospect of higher U.S. interest rates lures investors back to U.S. bonds rather than riskier assets.
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But just five months into his term, Macri's policies have so far swelled the ranks of the poor, souring public opinion and raising the risk of backlash against an economic overhaul that is winning over foreign investors.
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Souring risk sentiment is hitting emerging markets, which have been clobbered in recent weeks by concerns about capital outflows, as the prospect of higher U.S. interest rates lures investors back to U.S. bonds rather than riskier assets.
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North Korea has noticeably toned down its anti-Washington rhetoric over the past several months to create a more conciliatory atmosphere for the summit and avoid souring attempts by both sides to reduce tensions and increase dialogue.
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The souring agent in sinigang changes by the map: It might be tamarind, guava, alibangbang leaves, kamias (the fruit of the sorrel tree), batuan (kin to mangosteen) or unripe pineapple — whatever is on hand in the region.
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Add into the equation Melo's wife, LaLa, has an exploding acting career (never hurts to be in L.A.) and the Knicks seem to be souring on Anthony in favor of Porzingis and this meeting could be HUGE.
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Anwar was fired as Mahathir's deputy prime minister in 1998 before he was slapped with sodomy and corruption charges, souring their relationship until they formed an unlikely alliance ahead of a shock victory in last year's election.
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A fight over funding The license fee review comes after a bruising election campaign in which both main political parties bashed the BBC's journalism, and amid a souring relationship between Prime Minister Johnson and the media generally.
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Just one ally is now likely to be needed to secure a majority, and analysts say souring relationships with the hard-left could prompt Costa to find a new partner in the People-Animals-Nature party (PAN).
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There was no benefit to the government "to make a big public statement" about the United States, further souring relations, said Stephanie Carvin, a former national security analyst and international relations professor at Carleton University in Ottawa.
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Souring the mood further was a South China Morning Post report here that said China had toned down its expectations ahead of the talks and that the Chinese delegation could depart Washington a day earlier than planned.
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On Friday, Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe cautioned against seeing restrictions as being directed at Australia, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the ban does not point to a souring of ties between the countries.
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In recent months, analysts have noted that the yuan was not alone in falling against the dollar, with most other emerging market currencies also suffering, which has helped keep sentiment around the yuan from souring too much.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines will lodge a protest over the unannounced presence of two Chinese research vessels in its exclusive economic zone (EEZ), one of at least three diplomatic challenges in recent weeks amid a souring of relations.
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Since earlier this year, they have significantly cut back on negative commentaries directed at U.S. President Donald Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in, presumably to avoid souring the North&aposs ongoing diplomatic outreach toward both countries.
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Sensing the souring of the public mood, Ms. Merkel shifted tone this week from her usual credo about integrating migrants — "We can do it" — to stiff condemnation, and even contemplation of expulsions or deportation for newly arrived offenders.
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The powerful young heir apparent is trying to open up the kingdom by easing strict social rules, but reforms hailed as proof of a new progressive trend have been accompanied by a crackdown on dissent, souring that image.
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Ultimately, the EU's insistence on austerity was instrumental in souring some 500 million people, to a greater or lesser degree, on the entire European project — including the 17.4 million Britons who voted to leave the EU in 2016.
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Though staff of BP and Tate were quick to assert that the protest performances and souring public opinion of the fossil fuel industry had nothing to do with the decision, Liberate Tate considers the decision a great victory.
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Treasury Wine, the world's biggest listed winemaker, disclosed the issue last week as Australian Trade Minister Steve Ciobo began a China visit aimed at repairing ties with his country's largest trading partner after a recent souring in relations.
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That pact unraveled after Bush took office in 2001, with relations souring when he called North Korea part of an "axis of evil" and accused it of running a uranium enrichment program in violation of the 1994 deal.
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Rights groups said the systemic nature of forced labor in the Uzbek cotton industry made it highly unlikely that any company souring a significant amount of cotton from Uzbekistan was free of forced labor in their supply chain.
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SHANGHAI/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's trade minister said on a visit to Shanghai on Thursday he was trying to tackle customs delays facing Australia's Treasury Wine Estates Ltd in China, amid a souring of relations between the two countries.
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Also souring sentiment in the travel industry was news that China is investigating six Japanese citizens on suspicion of "illegal activities", China's foreign ministry said on Monday, after Japanese media reported they may have been suspected of spying.
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First-time actor Ferdia Walsh-Peelo stars as Conor, an aimless 15-year-old Dubliner whose parents (Maria Doyle Kennedy and Game Of Thrones' Aidan Gillen) are in the middle of a souring marriage and an imminent breakup.
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Lufthansa has been trying to cut costs but its plan to revamp pensions and expand low-cost operations ran into resistance from its two main staff groups, leading to repeated strikes and souring relations between management and unions.
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President Donald Trump's tariffs on China and the Federal Reserve's plans to hike interest rates in lockstep are both "toxic" for the stock market, and combined, they are souring the prospects for 2019, CNBC's Jim Cramer warned Monday.
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Like many from the chapters of disco's history, changes in taste and a souring of public opinion (thanks Chicago) would eventually leads to Chic's disappearance from the music charts following the release of their third album in 1979.
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Investors are nervously awaiting an expected meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping later this week for any signs of a de-escalation in a trade war that is damaging the global economy and souring business confidence.
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My own car is only three years old but the heated smells of souring milk from my husband's spilled coffee and the eucalyptus liniment he rubs on his joints overwhelm the last hopeful traces of new car smell.
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Trump said on Tuesday he was not pleased with recent trade talks between the United States and China, souring the improved market sentiment following weekend comments from U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin that trade war is "on hold".
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LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Bank of Scotland bosses avoided repricing billions of dollars of souring investments on the eve of the 2008 financial crisis for fear of endangering bonuses and a takeover bid for a rival, court documents allege.
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California's view of its own schools started souring in the late '70s, when voters passed Proposition 13, a state initiative billed as "tax reform" that froze property tax rates and dealt a serious blow to local school funding.
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Investors are nervously awaiting an expected meeting between presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping later this week for any signs of a de-escalation in a trade war that is damaging the global economy and souring business confidence.
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Persistently low interest rates, anemic economic growth and too many souring loans on balance sheets were holding back a recovery in profits, meaning banks need to pursue other ways to lift revenues, the BIS said in its annual report.
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By all accounts, this was a disaster, with Branco attempting to cut funding for various crew members and Palin, souring relationships with other production companies (including Amazon), and ultimately failing to come up with the budget for the film.
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All seven lenders passed even when the full impact of a new accounting rule on provisioning for souring loans was factored in, the FPC said, though so-called contingent capital had to be written down at Barclays and Lloyds.
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Souring sentiment toward riskier assets in turn lifted safe-havens such as the Japanese yen, U.S. Treasuries, German Bunds and gold, while the pressure was firmly back on oil as both Brent and WTI fell under $35 a barrel.
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The plaintiffs accused the St. Louis-based company of hiding its souring relationship with Anthem from investors for more than a year, causing its share price to drop when Anthem sued Express Scripts for $15 billion in March 2016.
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Trump said on Tuesday he was not pleased with recent trade talks between the United States and China, souring the improved market sentiment following weekend comments from U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin that the "trade war" is "on hold".
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It's emotional, it's lush, and much like the wealth, it's all too much—a type of overwrought sap that we have been taught to accept in rom-coms, but that this film intentionally pushes to the point of souring.
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Trump is also reportedly souring on his Venezuela policy, too, after self-declared interim president Juan Guaido's latest coup attempt failed and "tough cookie" Nicholas Maduro proved his support and staying power is stronger than anyone in Washington thought.
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Discussions between the United States and Canada had stalled amid souring relations between Mr. Trudeau and Mr. Trump, who lashed out at Canada last week during the United Nations General Assembly meeting for mistreating the United States on trade.
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The problem is not that public investors are souring on tech in general, but they've become much more discerning about what is actually a tech company — and valuing each accordingly, Bullpen Capital general partner Duncan Davidson told Business Insider.
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Relations between Washington and Ankara have been souring for months, exacerbated by divisions over Syria policy, Iran sanctions, Turkey's purchase of a Russian weapons system alongside American F-35 jets, and Erdogan's warming relations with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
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In 2019, the swirl of scrutiny and souring public opinion around Big Tech coalesced into serious regulatory threats as every relevant government body in the country launched investigations into the largest and most significant technology companies in the world.
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TOKYO, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei fell on Monday, with a strong yen souring overall sentiment and Apple Inc's suppliers underperforming on worries about weak overseas iPhone sales, while some investors turned their focus to the U.S. presidential debate.
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While tariffs would directly affected sheer trading volume between the U.S. and countries like China and Mexico, company executives — and Fed officials — are more concerned about possible indirect effects, specifically how souring relations could ultimately change how businesses invest.
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Trump attracted widespread criticism for his handling of that meeting, in which he blamed the U.S. for souring relations between the two countries and cast doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's conclusion that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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However, a senior U.S. official said that evidence indicated Tehran was behind it, and President Donald Trump said the United States was "locked and loaded" for a potential response to the attack, souring its already strained relations with Iran.
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Lately, some of the investors who had long financed Tesla's operations, and sent its shares soaring, have been souring on the company, and a consensus appears to be forming that the necessary demand for Tesla's cars may not materialize.
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Earlier, comments in Berlin by Turkey's Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag, who had been scheduled to address a meeting in the southwestern town of Gaggenau until it was canceled on Thursday, reflected a broader souring of relations between the two NATO allies.
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The souring of the mood came after the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung (FAZ), a German newspaper, published a colourful account of an apparently disastrous dinner date between Mrs May and Jean-Claude Juncker, the commission's president, in London on April 26th.
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With little in the policymaker toolkit to prevent a slide into recession, markets have reacted negatively to corporate sectors most at risk such as banks, which could face lower loan growth, weaker returns from lending and losses from any souring loans.
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The fall in the rupee comes at a time when investors are souring on the government's shock move to remove high-value notes from circulation, which came on the eve of the unexpected election of Donald Trump as U.S. President.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's largest pension fund, AustralianSuper, said it will vote against the executive pay of three of the country's biggest banks, in a show of the investment community's souring attitude toward the sector following a year-long misconduct probe.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge has rejected Credit Suisse Group AG's bid to dismiss a lawsuit accusing the Swiss bank of defrauding shareholders about its risk appetite and risk management before taking $1 billion of writedowns on souring debt.
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At a time when governments around the world are souring on immigration, and even seeking to send some foreigners home, Australia has been admitting as many as 190,000 newcomers a year—nearly three times as many, relative to population, as America.
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President Donald Trump will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping for a working dinner during the G20 summit on Saturday, and it looks like it will be a missed chance to improve souring relations between the world's top two economic powers.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - Prickly relations with Russia and lagging reforms in Ukraine risk souring the mood for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development as it holds its annual meeting this week against a mostly cheerful background of quickening global growth.
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SHANGHAI/SYDNEY May 17 (Reuters) - Australia's trade minister said on a visit to Shanghai on Thursday he was trying to tackle customs delays facing Australia's Treasury Wine Estates Ltd in China, amid a souring of relations between the two countries.
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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)Separated by the entire North American continent and half the Pacific Ocean, the incoming and outgoing presidents are trading barbs -- both veiled and overt -- from their respective holiday vacations, souring a once a collegial public relationship.
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One source in a position to know told BuzzFeed News that when other transition members discovered that Stephens had not voted for Trump, he was summarily isolated from the group, souring some people's perspectives on progress with the weeks-old administration.
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Even if the health care failure was the final spark, it's clear that Trump has been souring on Priebus for some time -- and had been slowly but surely purging the former Republican National Committee chairman's allies from the White House.
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A defense of the 7 level could help boost confidence in the currency and soothe investor fears about a sharp depreciation in the yuan, or renminbi, even as souring trade relations with Washington make competitive devaluation a compelling option for Beijing.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - More than a thousand South Koreans sued the government on Thursday for compensation for forced labor for Japanese firms during World War Two in a fresh twist to one of several historical disputes souring ties between the two countries.
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However, some officials are also voicing concern that the process of weaving maximalist demands into the negotiating text could risk souring the atmosphere with May, who expects to start talks shortly after the UK election she has called for June 8.
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Washington (CNN)Two US B-1 bombers flew over disputed waters in the East and South China Seas on Thursday, conducting a joint military operation with Japanese fighter jets amid escalating tensions with North Korea and souring relations with China.
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Although the FBI's legal feud with Apple over unlocking an iPhone connected to the San Bernardino shooting case has been credited with souring relationships between government and tech, national security letters (NSL) have been a long-running gripe for major companies.
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In his prepared remarks on the Senate floor Monday, sent my way in advance of delivery, Senator Chuck Schumer will note that the very people now souring on Mueller were quick to sing his praises when he was first appointed.
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Trump attracted widespread criticism for his handling of that meeting, in which he blamed the U.S. for souring relations between the two countries and cast doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's conclusion that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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Cicilline in the Times op-ed laid out the antitrust case against Facebook, alleging the company has engaged in a "broader pattern of misconduct" since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which marked a souring of public opinion on the social media behemoth.
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U.S. President Donald Trump welcomes French President Emmanuel Macron the White House on Monday at the start of a three-day state visit expected to be dominated by U.S.-European differences on the Iran nuclear deal and souring trade relations.
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Unfazed, Democrats have done a bang-up job of souring the public on a tax overhaul that would significantly reduce taxes for 85033 percent of working-class families and result in 25 percent of the country paying no taxes at all.
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In the days leading up to his meeting with Putin, Trump made clear he would not blame Putin's annexation of Crimea, meddling in Western elections or use of a nerve agent on UK soil for the souring of US-Russia relations.
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Doping scandals have torn athletics asunder over the last two years, and are souring the mood at the Rio Games where some competitors have been loudly booed, but Magness says there is an easy way to make an immediate sea-change.
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European shares were in the red while airline stocks fell sharply, souring overall sentiment towards high-yielding and riskier assets after two explosions tore through Brussels airport, killing 13 people in what Belgian public broadcaster VRT called a suicide attack.
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A defence of the 7 level could help boost confidence in the currency and soothe investor fears about a sharp depreciation in the yuan, or renminbi, even as souring trade relations with Washington make competitive devaluation a compelling option for Beijing.
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With investors generally souring on hedge funds - $14 billion in assets were pulled in the first quarter alone, according to data from Preqin - Pershing Square is one fund that may see more substantial redemptions in the months ahead, investors said.
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It's a crouch posture that I think has its origins in the souring of the industry's relationship with government agencies in 2013 in the wake of Edward Snowden's revelations about incursions into tech platforms by the N.S.A. surveillance program Prism.
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One study even found fertility rates to be a "leading economic indicator" — predicting downturns (and upticks) in advance — while another found the sharp decline in fertility rates to be "closely linked to the souring of the economy" that began around 2008.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's surplus in spending by overseas travelers declined in July from a year earlier as the number of visitors from South Korea tumbled, a sign the souring bilateral relations are taking a toll on the world's third largest economy.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's surplus in spending by overseas travelers declined in July from a year earlier as the number of visitors from South Korea tumbled, a sign the souring bilateral relations are taking a toll on the world's third largest economy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rules forcing banks to provision for losses on souring loans should not be treated as being hard and fast when it comes to dealing with fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) said on Friday.
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Friday's string of data comes in the wake of a BOJ survey that showed business sentiment souring for the first time in two years, suggesting the strong yen and escalating U.S.-China trade frictions are taking their toll on confidence.
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In July, a seventeen-year-old Afghan asylum seeker had attacked people with an axe on a train in Germany, and a twenty-one-year-old Syrian refugee had killed a pregnant woman with a machete, further souring public opinion.
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The shed had been ripe with the smells of tomato plants, 3-in-One oil, mealworms for the bird table, crusts of cut grass souring on the blades of the mower; beams of brilliant light from knotholes pierced the stuffy dimness.
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Sparking the drop in tech shares and souring broader sentiment was a report on Monday that the U.S. Treasury Department was drafting curbs that would block companies with at least 25 percent Chinese ownership from investing in U.S. tech firms.
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The speaker for months had feared such a maneuver could endanger the swing district seats captured by Democrats in the 2018 midterm elections, eventually backfiring on her new House majority and souring Americans on the national party ahead of 2020.
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The U.S. major and competitors such as Royal Dutch Shell and France's Total have avoided investing in Israel, for fear of souring relationships with the governments of giant regional oil and gas producers such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Iraq.
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The early 21s political drama that reassured Hoffman last fall now seems like obvious fantasy compared to the tumultuous Trump White House, where the president's penchant for conflict over inquisitiveness is evident in his ever-souring relationship with the tech industry.
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At a time when the British government seems intent on souring the nation to immigration and when lists of foreign workers and passport checks at labour wards are being seriously suggested, it seems more important than ever for us to stand together.
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He noted that referring to China's government as the "Chinese Communist Party," as top White House economic advisor did in a Sunday interview with the Financial Times, could mean that the administration is souring on reaching any kind of business deal with China.
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NEW YORK, Feb 20 (Reuters) - A U.S. judge has rejected Credit Suisse Group AG's bid to dismiss a lawsuit accusing the Swiss bank of defrauding shareholders about its risk appetite and risk management before taking $1 billion of writedowns on souring debt.
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New draft rules released last month require lenders to recognize not only bad loans but also defaulted bonds, souring interbank assets and off-balance sheet businesses as non-performing assets, and that the lenders should set aside more capital as a buffer.
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KARACHI/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani official's critical comments about projects funded by China to the tune of billions of dollars rattled investors and sparked worries on Monday of a souring in ties, a day after Beijing's top government diplomat concluded a visit.
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Starting in the last years of the Cold War, Russia and the United States signed a series of accords to reduce the size of their nuclear arsenals, agreements that have so far survived intact despite a souring of U.S.-Russian relations under Putin.
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Mr. Secretary, are you concerned about investors souring on tech stocks, especially those tech stocks involving social media, which is I think you would agree, have been big drivers of growth in the economy and big drivers of rise in the markets?
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The bloody Tet Offensive—a series of coordinated, widespread, surprise attacks across South Vietnam by the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese in January 1968—stunned America, and with public opinion souring on the conflict, Lyndon Johnson declared he wouldn't run for reelection.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The exceptionally negative tone of this year's race for the White House is souring young Americans, turning some away from the democratic process just as the millennial generation has become as large a potential bloc of voters as the baby boomers.
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The euro area monetary policy is working against strong headwinds of high (and in some cases rising) unemployment, increasing security threats, absence of a unifying leadership and the public's souring mood about the viability of the European economic and monetary union (a.k.a.
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"Banks are looking toppy ... failing to respond to positive earnings and with attitudes toward banks souring as Canadians realize that big earnings and dividend growth have been built on aggressive sales tactics," said Colin Cieszynski, senior market analyst at CMC Markets Canada.
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Andrew Scott Cooper in his first book, Oil Kings: How the U.S., Iran, and Saudi Arabia Changed the Balance of Power in the Middle East, linked the souring attitude toward Iran in the West with the shah's insistence on maintaining high oil prices.
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Republicans are souring on Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have been trying to unite their caucuses around GOP legislative goals -- but that hasn't meant their base is totally happy with them.
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But sweeping corruption scandals, the worst economic crisis in decades and the government's tone-deaf responses to the souring national mood opened Ms. Rousseff to withering scorn, leaving her with little support to fend off a power grab by her political rivals.
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But the Post, and the political influence it has brought Bezos, has also created a crucial moat for him and for Amazon at a time when Congress is scrutinizing the company's business practices and the public's opinion of Big Tech is souring.
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In a sign of souring relations, several sources in the EU legislature said lawmakers could block King as long as Britain failed to bind itself into the tight, two-year EU exit process by refusing to give formal notice it is leaving.
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The yield on 10-year German Bunds, seen as one of the safest and most liquid assets in the world, dropped to a fresh 10-day low of 0.39 percent, having on Friday slid the most in seven weeks on souring risk sentiment.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A rare government takeover of a little-known Chinese bank has revived concerns about the true health of hundreds of small lenders in the country as a slowing economy and souring loans test their capital buffers and drain their reserves.
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Chinese growth has been challenged by its protected trade conflict with the U.S. Beijing and Washington have imposed tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of one another's goods since the start of 2018, battering financial markets and souring business sentiment across the globe.
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Shares of companies particularly dependent on trade with China, including Apple and Boeing, fared poorly, and yields on three-month Treasury securities exceeded those on 210-year bonds, a sign that investors may be souring on the outlook for short-term economic growth.
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An additional challenge is that as the free-floating anger they stoke finds community, it is escalating and souring into sometimes violent and ugly rhetoric — the kind of rhetoric that other Democratic contenders have fashioned into a major critique of Mr. Sanders.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Russian swimming chief Vladimir Salnikov said on Tuesday the hostile atmosphere surrounding his Olympic team reminded him of the Cold War as sport, drugs and politics formed a toxic mix that is souring the mood of the Rio Games.
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The results, seen as a bellwether for consumer spending, come as Japanese households' confidence in the economy worsens, with many consumers complaining of higher fuel and fresh food prices, and the mood among companies souring for the first time in two years.
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It's a point of view that North Korea says is going "against the desire of the nation and the trend of the times" and would "only bring about the consequences of souring the successful opening of the Winter Olympics," the newspaper reported.
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The lawsuit claims that as the result of a souring relationship between the two companies, 223andMe exerted pressure that included interfering with Celmatix&aposs relationship with an investment bank that was gearing up to help Celmatix raise a $250 million funding round.
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With reliance on overseas development finance increasing, Ghana faces a souring of relations with the U.S. and other investment partners, such as the International Finance Corporation, over a recent contract cancellation involving U.S. government funding to the consortium managing its state power utility.
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Other observers point to the souring of Dr. Azizi's long friendship with General Raziq since he took charge of the province two years ago, vowing to transform Kandahar's political landscape, and its patronage system, over which General Raziq had long had a monopoly.
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Mr. Xi may have assessed — and if so, quite correctly, I think — that given the souring of relations between China and the United States, in the future Beijing won't have as many opportunities as before to see Chinese people lead major world organizations.
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North Korea is disputing part of President Donald Trump's account of why he walked away from a deal with Kim Jong Un at their summit in Vietnam — and is hinting that Kim may be souring on the negotiating process with the United States.
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There are many of good examples of this at work in our political system: the revolt against "Hillarycare" in the 1990s, the panic over George Bush's plans to privatize Social Security in the early 2000s, and, more recently, the public souring on Obamacare.
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However, the new spun-off retailer could face headwinds related to changing tastes - with some consumers souring on jeans - and U.S. negotiations on the North American Free Trade Agreement, said Ed Gribbin, U.S.-based CEO of apparel business and product development consulting firm Alvanon.
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The potential for disruption in the Middle East has come amid a more fundamental souring of market sentiment in recent days, with hedge funds, producers and traders all taking a more bearish tack in response to what they see as weakness in worldwide demand.
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After months of souring relations, Western Digital has begun arbitration procedures with the International Chamber of Commerce, demanding Toshiba reverse a move to put their joint venture assets into a newly formed unit - Toshiba Memory - and stop any sale without Western Digital' s consent.
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Oil fell below $1.095753 a barrel after Saudi Arabia ruled out production cuts and a report said U.S. crude stockpiles had hit a record high, souring investors' appetite for risier assets and boosting demand for safe havens such as the yen and Swiss franc.
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Read more: The Life, Death, and Legacy of iPhone Jailbreaking Another researcher, who asked to remain anonymous because they are worried about souring their relationship with Apple, said that they have submitted a few bugs and been awarded bounties, but has yet to be paid.
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The Commission has to tread a thin line between ensuring Warsaw does not breach the EU's democratic standards and avoiding souring relations with governments as the continent struggles with the migration crisis and awaits Britain's vote on whether to leave the 28-nation bloc.
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The meeting happened about the same time when Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates — the two biggest backers of SoftBank's Vision Fund, which, in turn, is the biggest bankroller of WeWork — were souring on the real-estate giant, according to the report.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump began his presidency with a handful of strengths in the eyes of the public despite lower-than-usual approval ratings, but two new polls suggest that those positive reviews are souring as the 100-day mark of Trump's term approaches.
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Farmers are protesting against France's decision to allow Total to use imported palm oil at a biofuel plant, which would compete with biodiesel made from locally produced oilseed crops, further souring relations between the EU's biggest farm sector and the government of President Emmanuel Macron.
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Apart from the souring of risk appetite among investors due to fears of a potential trade war, recent declines in the Asian markets also come against the backdrop of the synchronized global growth story beginning to show signs of cracks and a firmer dollar.
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Mr. Bergé gave Mr. Meyrou broad access to shadow him and Mr. Saint Laurent from 1998 to 2001, before souring on the project and suing Mr. Meyrou to prevent its release, according to Nicolas Brigaud-Robert, a principal of Playtime, the film's distribution company.
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" Drawn to punk's do-it-yourself spirit, she and a rapidly rotating set of band members soon found an audience for their gloriously primitive racket, touring incessantly but soon souring on a scene that was largely "privileged white kids taking advantage of this idealism.
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The resource-rich archipelago, which is at the center of a diplomatic tussle between China and the United States, has blamed extravagant spending by the previous administration for its souring finances, which will require the government to borrow even more to pay the bills.
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MOSCOW/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The presidents of the United States and Russia on Wednesday both presented souring views of the relationship between their two countries, exchanging sharp words as Moscow extended an icy welcome to the United States' top diplomat in a face-off over Syria.
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The protests were triggered by France's decision to allow Total to use imported palm oil at a biofuel plant, which would compete with biodiesel made from locally produced oilseed crops, further souring relations between the EU's biggest farm sector and the government of President Emmanuel Macron.
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He noted that referring to China's government as the "Chinese Communist Party," as top White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow did in a Sunday interview with the Financial Times, could mean that the Trump administration is souring on reaching any kind of business deal with China.
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The problems at J.Crew, the preppy sportswear icon whose customers have been souring on its prices and fashions, continue to pile up: this week, its second creative director in a year resigned, the latest sign of turbulence at a company with dwindling sales and rising debts.
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Although she was given a strong mandate in the January elections, with her Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) gaining control of the executive and legislative branches of government, a souring relationship with Beijing could undermine her ability to accomplish what she has set out to do at home.
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What they're saying: The souring environment and increasing government intervention is not making it easy for businesses to close deals, particularly in the U.S., Joele Frank, founder and managing partner of investor relations firm Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher, said this week at the Bloomberg Invest conference.
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Souring relations between TIM and Rome took a turn for the worse last year when the government, keen to bring ultrafast Internet to all Italians to boost growth, drafted in state-controlled utility Enel to help with the broadband rollout after claiming TIM was dragging its feet.
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The spat is the latest in a growing political feud that is souring relations around the state's public pension plans - underfunded by at least $30 billion - and comes after an attempt to force new business practices on the funds failed after a battle in the state legislature.
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While the dollar initially weakened on signs that Trump was sweeping to power, it later rebounded on the back of higher U.S. Treasury yields, souring appetite for the regional currencies, according to the survey of 0.1643 fund managers, analysts and currency traders conducted between Tuesday and Thursday.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 2 (Reuters) - A nascent Brazilian economic recovery and the need for lenders to offload souring credit from their balance sheets are propping up Grupo BTG Pactual SA's distressed debt unit and offering a chance to reverse weak second-quarter results, executives said on Wednesday.
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Later this month, Bertelsmann and Berlin-based China think tank MERICS will host an Oxford Union-style debate on the motion: "In ten years' time, China will have substantially undermined Europe's political and economic system" The mood among German firms operating in China is also souring.
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He also blamed special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's ongoing investigation for souring relations between the U.S. and Russia.
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At a joint press conference, Trump blamed U.S. intelligence assessments and special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation for souring relations between the two countries.
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Twitter's new leadership org chart Investors, already souring on Twitter's stalling user growth and looking for safer investments in this year's brutal stock market, sent the company's stock down as much as 6% in early trading Monday, briefly shaving hundreds of millions off the company's market value.
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The draft rules require lenders to recognise not only bad loans but also defaulted bonds, souring interbank assets and off-balance sheet businesses as non-performing assets, and that the lenders should set aside more capital as buffers, the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) said.
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When he was recaptured early last year, after one of Mexico's most exhaustive manhunts, the government publicly said it would allow the extradition of Mr. Guzmán, thus relieving itself of the potential embarrassment of another escape and preventing further souring of its relationship with the United States.
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Later this month, Bertelsmann and Berlin-based China think tank MERICS will host an Oxford Union-style debate on the motion: "In ten years' time, China will have substantially undermined Europe's political and economic system" The mood among German firms operating in China is also souring.
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The company had to accept a down round in 2016, selling shares for less than it had in a prior round, and was out fundraising last summer and fall even as the public markets were souring on other big, money-losing startups, including Uber, Lyft, and WeWork.
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That is souring investors on their shares and leaving small-caps underperforming in a steep reversal from last year, when many investors jumped into small companies in the expectation that they would be insulated from the trade wars because of their focus on the domestic market.
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The next president faces the daunting task of curbing drug gang violence that has ravaged Guatemala and helped spur illegal immigration to the United States, souring relations with President Donald Trump, who has pledged to stem the flow of asylum-seekers across the southern border with Mexico.
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This week, assuming we all survive the election — the results of which you could watch while Martha Rosler VJs at White Box on Tuesday night — attend a progressive museology symposium, take a tour of tombstone portraits, learn about the souring political situation in Turkey, and more.
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"We are just at the beginning phase of the trade war, and as tariff barriers rise they will pressure currencies for further weakness, and both these factors will pressure prices higher, thus further souring investor sentiment for the bond market," said Prakash Sakpal, Asia economist at ING in Singapore.
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The $60.43-a-share deal, up from Bayer's previous offer of $260.4 a share, has emerged as the signature deal in a consolidation race that has roiled the agribusiness sector in recent years, due to shifting weather patterns, intense competition in grain exports and a souring global farm economy.
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Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates, who's in D.C. this week to meet with administration officials and members of Congress, told Axios he hopes the U.S.' souring relationships with Europe and China — sparked by the Trump administration's tariffs — won't hurt long-term global health or climate change goals.
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But as Mr Ali and others make clear, certain quieter side-effects will be pretty bad too: across a broad front, the Aleppo tragedy risks inflaming radical Sunnis, souring Muslim-Christian relations and poisoning the atmosphere between Sunnis and Shias in all the countries where they co-exist.
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Still, the numbers indicate that even though Americans may seem to be souring on some kinds of movies — the endless sequels, the limp reboots — those movies will almost certainly continue to be made, because studios have an eye not just to the US, but also a broader worldwide market.
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Ted Cruz pointedly refused to support Trump, for example, but he moved toward him during the Republican primary by souring on free trade negotiations, reversing his past support for more legal immigration, endorsing self-deportation for undocumented immigrants and proposing America accept Christian refugees while leaving Muslims behind.
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But with Democratic voters souring on charter schools, Sanders is framing education as another front in his war on corporate interests and these reforms as a tool for racial justice in a broader effort to be more attuned to the interests of black voters in his 2020 campaign.
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Elmar Brok, the European Parliament's foreign affairs chair and a member of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party, was briefing fellow lawmakers on his visit to Turkey last week, which came after the summer saw a souring of relations between the EU and Ankara following the failed coup in July.
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Trump declared before the summit started that U.S. "foolishness" and special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe were to blame for souring relations between the two countries.
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Just four years ago, the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney called Russia the No. 1 geopolitical threat to the United States, a remark that was criticized at the time by Democrats but that seemed to anticipate the souring of relations after the annexation of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014.
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Souring mood Two people who talk to Trump regularly said that over the past week or so the President had been in a very sour mood amid the shutdown episode -- a state of mind that only worsened as Friday approached and he realized he was losing the fight.
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Many unicorns could be in troubleIn addition to forcing investors to think about the kinds of companies they're investing in, the public market's souring on fake tech companies is bad news for many of the so-called unicorns, the venture-backed startups with valuations of at least $1 billion.
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Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's 2008 campaign before souring on the president, also wrote a $2 million check to the Koch network super-PAC.
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" Israel's souring relations with nongovernmental organizations reached a new low late last week after the country denied a work permit to the Israel and Palestine director of Human Rights Watch and accused the New York–based organization of being "in the service of Palestinian propaganda" and "systematically hostile toward Israel.
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In an opening statement -- which he requested be made public ahead of his visit -- former FBI Director James Comey offers a near cinematic account of private conversations with President Donald Trump -- a blow-by-blow of their uncomfortable, souring relationship and potentially some new insight into why he was eventually fired.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Leading U.S. agricultural lenders, including some commercial banks and the Farm Credit System (FCS), could be impacted by the souring farm economy, in part because growth in their loan portfolios in recent years has been heavily rooted in farmland appreciation, a report released on Tuesday by Fitch Ratings said.
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But many are infuriated and unnerved by what they see as a wave of racist violence under President Trump, souring America's allure," The New York Times reported on Sunday, noting that "undergraduate applications from India fell at 26 percent of United States educational institutions, and 15 percent of graduate programs.
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During the press conference Monday, Trump also blamed special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation for souring relations between the U.S. and Russia.
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Trump declared before his meeting with Putin that U.S. "foolishness" and special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe were to blame for souring relations between the two countries.
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Our modern oceans have already become 30 percent more acidic since the start of the Industrial Revolution, and the shells of fluttering planktonic snails — which form a foundational part of the food web in the Antarctic and the Pacific Northwest — have been found pitted with holes in our newly souring seas.
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A souring economic forecast and tense trade dispute war between the world's two largest economies have raised concerns about an impending recession in the U.S. "These are industries, sectors that are on the frontline of the trade war," Zandi said, pointing to weak gains in manufacturing, shipping and transportation jobs.
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At ten tracks long, Lush is the sound of suburban teenage boredom and love souring in the sun; of golden-coloured days and bleak, dusk-blue nights, made up of sweet, sprawling guitar anthems that somehow make sense of your emotions before you've even had a chance to look them in the eye.
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Washington (CNN)With a sudden flurry of plans for high-level contacts between Washington and Moscow, President Donald Trump appears to be telegraphing an upcoming meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin -- a controversial push to engage the Kremlin at a time when relations between the US and key European allies are rapidly souring.
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At ten tracks long, Lush is the sound of suburban teenage boredom and love souring in the sun; of golden-coloured days and bleak, dusk-blue nights, made up of sweet, sprawling guitar anthems that somehow make sense of your emotions before you've even had a chance to look them in the eye.
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"Despite comments over the weekend at the OPEC compliance meeting that cuts in OPEC/non-OPEC production were ahead of schedule, a sharp rise in U.S. rig counts and talk of large increases in capital spending seem to be souring the bullish mood," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Chicago-based brokerage Price Futures Group.
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BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN: This is a total breakup letter and you realize like this -- when your relationships are souring, but you want to be the one to break up first, so you cut it off, and you&aposre kind of like maybe we can leave it open and then, that&aposs what this feels like.
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Here's hoping it turns out better than the previous UK dance music "take over" of America, the dénouement of which was Sasha & Digweed's Delta Heavy tour, a boondoggle that allegedly cost the duo loads of cash while failing to turn the tide against American's already souring taste for what was still being called electronica.
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Concerns about the souring economic outlook and constant attacks from President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE boosted pressure on the Fed to cut rates again this month.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign has surely played a role in the souring opinions of the press.
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Still just 30 years old, Howard was once one of the biggest stars in the game, and he still has the ability to occasionally dominate, but back problems robbed him of much of his consistency and his ugly exits in Orlando and Los Angeles and his dramatic tenure in Houston have resulted in the public largely souring on him.
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It was unclear what the transaction means for any public share sale: Saudi companies will often sell a stake to private investors before floating on the exchange, although the substantial drop in oil prices in the past 18 months has wiped billions of dollars of value from the exchange, souring sentiment among investors and prospective applicants.
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The United States, looking to revive a security relationship that suffered after a souring in diplomatic ties during the previous administration of President Cristina Fernandez, views President Mauricio Macri as a partner, particularly as traditional European allies have been slower to offer support amid U.S. tensions with Iran, said Benjamin Gedan, director of the Wilson Center's Argentina Project in Washington.
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In addition, Canada appears to be pouting, responding to a tiff between Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a consequent souring of Canadians' view of the U.S. But exports accounted for 6900 percent of Canada's GDP last year, and 2628 percent of their goods shipments went to the U.S. Trudeau has just announced he will run for re-election in October 28503.
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I was in town for the British election in June and spent a few days with Kassam, who turned out to be an erudite figure who, as a young man, attended prayers at a mosque several times a week, but after losing his faith and souring on the religion, has made it his purpose to explain to the world why.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are fuming over the GOP maneuvers, arguing Republicans are ignoring the "blue slip" tradition and souring relationships on the Judiciary Committee, where tensions are still palpable following the brutal, months-long fight over Supreme Court Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' Sen.
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During the press conference, Trump denied Russian interference in the 85033 election and targeted special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation for souring relations between Russia and the U.S. Trump's remarks were met with condemnation from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Still, media influence and tangible political influence are very different things, and multiple sources close to the administration and Bannon said that although Bannon would like nothing more than to topple Ryan as speaker, especially as Trump appears to be souring on GOP leadership in Congress, he knows it would be a tough order and he doesn't want one of his first moves outside the White House to end in failure.
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In that press conference, Trump downplayed Russian interference in the 2016 election and blamed special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation for souring relations between Russia and the U.S. Trump's remarks were met with swift condemnation from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Ash added that Turkey needs to normalize its domestic monetary policy, such as introducing higher interest rates, and "to sort things out with the U.S.," noting that "Europe is not an alternative to the relationship with the U.S." The souring of relations between Washington and Ankara comes at a bad time for Turkey and has caused the lira, already in turmoil due to concerns over Erdogan's possible influence over the country's monetary policy, to fall further against the dollar.
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Commerce Department: Trump is reportedly considering replacing Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossEx-counterintelligence official warns Trump administration not to be shortsighted on Huawei The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Hillicon Valley: Trump alleges Google manipulated voters against him | Hillary Clinton fires back | Twitter, Facebook take down misinformation targeting Hong Kong protests | Trump delays penalty on Huawei | Tech giants slam French digital tax at hearing MORE, once a favored adviser and ally, after souring on the controversial billionaire.
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TALLINN/PARIS (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel's call to stop Turkey's European Union accession talks drew a mixed response from the bloc's foreign ministers on Thursday, while French President Emmanuel Macron said Ankara remained a vital partner of the EU. NATO allies Germany and Turkey have traded increasingly bitter words over the last two years, contributing to an overall souring of Ankara's relations with the EU. President Tayyip Erdogan's crackdown on dissent following a failed 2016 coup attempt has drawn broad condemnation in the bloc.
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He continued to get loans from the bank as recently as 2015, when a $170 million loan was underwritten for the transformation of the Old Post Office building in Washington, DC. Trump continued to be loaned money despite his relationship souring with investment-banking executives: He filed a lawsuit against the bank in 2008 before part of a loan he took out to build Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago was due, claiming the financial collapse that year was an act of God.
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No change to text.) * China seized control of indebted Baoshang Bank last week * Baoshang's takeover fuels concerns over true health of other small lenders * Ratings of 22017 small banks cut in 22.28 vs two in 22018 - Reuters analysis By Ryan Woo and Cheng Leng BEIJING, May 7003 (Reuters) - A rare government takeover of a little-known Chinese bank has revived concerns about the true health of hundreds of small lenders in the country as a slowing economy and souring loans test their capital buffers and drain their reserves.
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