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It has cashed in a few investments to stay afloat.
Now, a once thriving industry is struggling to stay afloat.
A multibillion dollar deal helped the healthcare sector stay afloat.
Flag carrier Air India is also struggling to stay afloat.
Six years later, Still Waters is struggling to stay afloat.
The calf was emaciated, lacking enough blubber to stay afloat.
You stay afloat but don't move from your position much.
You may need to make similar movements to stay afloat.
He hopes to stay afloat this time until the Feb.
But like many nonprofits, it has struggled to stay afloat.
Old nuclear and coal plants seek bailouts to stay afloat.
But it also might need money just to stay afloat.
And today, a once thriving industry is struggling to stay afloat.
But when you're chugging coffee to stay afloat, you really notice.
Increasing prices is the right move for MoviePass to stay afloat.
And Zarra will figure out a way to stay afloat — eventually.
Messina's trial is ongoing, and he is struggling to stay afloat.
Your tip could help these businesses stay afloat during the crisis.
PST to discuss how to stay afloat as a young entrepreneur.
But these safe havens are often underfunded and struggle to stay afloat.
Many parks also accepted donations of time and money to stay afloat.
So if they're getting out possessed, how did the Panthers stay afloat?
I think it's incredibly, incredibly hard to stay afloat in this business.
But weʻve been fortunate to stay afloat over the past 10 years.
Puerto Rico's attempts to stay afloat have lately landed it in court.
That practice has become increasingly untenable as retailers struggle to stay afloat.
MoviePass, the subscription-based movie ticket service, is struggling to stay afloat.
Emergency funds have also been released for businesses struggling to stay afloat.
The loans and forgivable provisions could help brewers stay afloat, he said.
The company is currently dependent on just one customer to stay afloat.
Also, keeping additional industries open may enable more firms to stay afloat.
Groupon failed to stay afloat in the flood of copycats it inspired.
Local papers have been reduced to joining large conglomerates to stay afloat.
So swim to an exit, then inflate your jacket to stay afloat.
Footage has surfaced showing ants swarming together to stay afloat in the waters.
"It was great to move toward the future and stay afloat," Alston said.
He struggled to stay afloat and stopped coming up for air, police said.
I can barely stay afloat in water, let alone doggy-paddle or swim.
To stay afloat, some outback towns have taken to recruiting migrants for themselves.
Today, in a bid to stay afloat, MoviePass officially abandoned its unlimited buffet.
The embattled camera maker is facing headwinds as it attempts to stay afloat.
It's unclear if an app revamp can actually help the company stay afloat.
Fannie and Freddie needed $188 billion to stay afloat during the economic downturn.
The baking business helps the operation stay afloat in the bleak winter months.
It is unclear how much longer companies can stay afloat without federal relief.
He said the museum had struggled to stay afloat financially for several years.
Small businesses need cash to stay afloat to get to the other side.
This morning, it outlined yet more steps that it's undertaking to stay afloat.
It has allowed them to more than stay afloat despite many missing stars.
Norwegian Air, struggling to stay afloat even before the virus outbreak, slumped 24.6%.
We're talking about a child who is clearly struggling just to stay afloat.
The growing demand in the US is helping another caviar farm stay afloat.
How much change is necessary to stay afloat on the waves of gentrification?
But instead, he said he has struggled to stay afloat while others floundered.
Now, to help stay afloat, Tesla turned to new merchandise: limited-edition surfboards.
We share advice on how to stay afloat while we're not getting paid.
Others struggled to stay afloat and keep their heads above water, the official said.
The fishing industry is struggling to stay afloat in Plymouth, a port in Devon.
They've also taken out an emergency $6 million loan in order to stay afloat.
According to Henderson, Venezuela needs triple-digit oil prices in order to stay afloat.
Arms flail in a balance between casually swimming, competing, and struggling to stay afloat.
Consequently, artists need to embrace the streaming model to stay afloat in today's industry.
No business can be expected to stay afloat absent basic information about money available.
But recently it has struggled to stay afloat in a pricey real estate market.
Doing so would allow those banks to stay afloat by resetting their balance sheets.
Ethan Mars is a tragic victim, merely trying to stay afloat in the loss.
He soon drifted out too far amid high waves, and struggled to stay afloat.
He called it the reality of the business if he wants to stay afloat.
How can anyone dream of quitting their job when they can barely stay afloat?
The $10,000 grant was a lifeboat to an organization simply trying to stay afloat.
As a result, many companies are slashing budgets to stay afloat, the survey found.
As a result, many companies are slashing budgets to stay afloat, the survey found.
State-owned SAA has relied on government bailouts to stay afloat in recent years.
He moved into a motel and started selling his own clothes to stay afloat.
MoviePass tried various ways to stay afloat, including several attempts at tiered subscription plans.
Lampert and ESL have been loaning the department store chain money to stay afloat.
Saddled with more than one billion dollars of debt, Jet is struggling to stay afloat.
I worked long hours but still managed to deplete my savings, just to stay afloat.
This lake is 10 times saltier than the ocean and that helps people stay afloat.
JetBlue thrived at a time when other airlines were failing and consolidating to stay afloat.
But despite the person's close proximity to the whale, the paddleboarder managed to stay afloat.
But the firm believes there is a way for these underperfoming managers to stay afloat.
Astaldi, which is focusing on securing a bridge loan to stay afloat, has until Dec.
Saddled with debt of more than one billion dollars, Jet is struggling to stay afloat.
Really, these things are so huge, it's amazing they can stay afloat without toppling over.
He found his own way to stay afloat in the world of the black élite.
Yet, the Women in Military Service for America Memorial is constantly scrambling to stay afloat.
In the past decade, like nearly every publication, Rolling Stone has struggled to stay afloat.
SteadyPay raises $4 million to help gig economy workers stay afloat with salary top-ups
Facing a delay on welfare payments, she and her family were struggling to stay afloat.
Delinquencies on credit cards also peaked in 2009, as many consumers struggled to stay afloat.
Nevertheless, on days when deGrom has not pitched, the Mets have struggled to stay afloat.
I reported earlier today for Vox that some have resorted to layoffs to stay afloat.
As the retailer's real estate has dwindled, so has analysts' confidence the company can stay afloat.
But operators are now struggling to stay afloat in an era of dirt-cheap natural gas.
Also like Facebook, ad dollars are a big part of what helps the company stay afloat.
Other YouTube DJs have learned to consolidate a number of tangential financial interests to stay afloat.
But to stay afloat financially in the 1950s, it went for wider appeal and mass production.
After struggling to stay afloat, the Edward J. Friel Company filed for bankruptcy several years later.
Instead of angry, he's sad, anxious, or apathetic, generally trying to stay afloat in confusing times.
That money helped his family stay afloat during the recession after their house was foreclosed upon.
Watching Donald Trump in action, I sometimes imagine a drowning sailor desperately flailing to stay afloat.
According to AOL, the dog, Kiwi, was happy to have a dry place to stay afloat.
Deprived of cheap money, Belarus's state firms, laden with bad debts, would struggle to stay afloat.
Ari Wald, technical analyst at Oppenheimer, agrees that the charts suggest oil prices will stay afloat.
The Amp executive Ezekiel took over in the interim, and the firm scrabbled to stay afloat.
If Europe doesn't impose its own sanctions, then Iran's economy may be able to stay afloat.
"You're going to have to scratch and claw to stay afloat for it to break even."
As the broader market has sold off in recent weeks, energy has managed to stay afloat.
The independent agency will likely need some financial relief in future legislative packages to stay afloat.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has noted that small businesses must have sufficient funds to stay afloat.
How can anyone dream of quitting their job when many of us can barely stay afloat?
I never thought I would one day be in my 40s and struggling to stay afloat.
In recent years, the museum has found itself struggling to stay afloat and grappling with controversy.
The airline industry is struggling to stay afloat in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Now that states can't just reject refugees, refugee resettlement agencies will be able to stay afloat.
They borrow money from friends and family to stay afloat and occasionally resort to payday loans.
Her effort to merely stay afloat until her next paycheck instead left her drowning in debt.
He used it to stay afloat for about 15 minutes until fishermen rescued him, he said.
Farmers have struggled to stay afloat this year as top U.S. soybean buyer China curtails purchases.
But businesses need to stay profitable in order to stay afloat, and medical practices are no different.
Many others haven't formally publicized support but say they're ready to help students struggling to stay afloat.
In the early days of Reddit, that backstory provided a guarantee that the site would stay afloat.
It needs someone to swoop in and invest around $100 million or acquire it to stay afloat.
But these nanoscale silks are so thin that they use the viscosity of air to stay afloat.
It eventually had a to raise a smaller $9.3 million Series C in 2014 to stay afloat.
A more distant catalyst is a reversal of the Fed stimulus that has helped markets stay afloat.
Analysts say, however, that it isn't even as much as a paring of resources to stay afloat.
This makes it harder for people who actually need Xanax to stay afloat to be taken seriously.
Without generous family, they could have taken their chances and skipped insurance coverage to stay afloat financially.
For now, Carmody hopes that a GoFundMe campaign will help him stay afloat and buy new gear.
The family sold their home, truck and other possessions to stay afloat while she underwent multiple operations.
Water began to seep in and, in the panic, passengers threw their belongings overboard to stay afloat.
He has a great ear for music, but he's stuck producing saccharine pop rock to stay afloat.
What qualities do you think a successful restaurant must have in order to stay afloat in Portland?
Wu says that nowadays, restaurateurs have to market and promote all the time, just to stay afloat.
Video game retailer GameStop is closing 180 to 200 of stores as it attempts to stay afloat.
Fannie and Freddie needed a total of $188 billion to stay afloat during the 2008 financial crisis.
Greece has been relying on external help in the form of loans to stay afloat since 25.
The loans, usually a few thousand dollars, help businesses that use Square stay afloat and stay ambitious.
Bin's father worked as a waiter in Chinese restaurants and the small family struggled to stay afloat.
Some of those restaurants have been forced to furlough staff members or temporarily close to stay afloat.
The National Mining Association argued the industry will also need increased access to credit to stay afloat.
More than 950 medallion owners have filed for bankruptcy, and thousands more are struggling to stay afloat.
The footage shows dozens of people clinging to a rubber dinghy as they struggle to stay afloat.
Already, social services programs, like Project Longevity, are struggling to stay afloat, and some have shut down.
He is now negotiating with Credijusto for the financing to stay afloat for the next few months.
In a time like this, it's fair to want to make sure American companies can stay afloat.
Once the golden child of big-box stores, Bed Bath & Beyond is now struggling to stay afloat.
A healthy cash cushion of nearly $613bn at the end of June should help GM stay afloat.
UK startup SteadyPay raised $4 million to help gig economy workers stay afloat with salary top-ups.
Mr. Branson wrote that Mr. Obama spent two days learning how to stay afloat and navigate kitesurfing.
Meanwhile, taxi cab drivers are struggling to stay afloat, and a ride is just a tap away.
Farms, food-processing businesses and many manufacturers would struggle to stay afloat without foreign trainees, specialists say.
The one surefire way the company could stay afloat would be the success of the its FF91 car.
It seemed like it was only getting harder and harder for independent businesses like ours to stay afloat.
I realized it was not enough to stay afloat to survive; we had to learn to swim too.
Deutsche sharply cut bonuses for 2016 following speculation that it would need a state bailout to stay afloat.
During the referendum campaign, he said repeatedly that he did not intend just to "stay afloat" if defeated.
The filing acknowledges that the company will need new investment, or proceeds from stock sales, to stay afloat.
If he wants to stay afloat, Malhotra estimates that he needs to take in approximately $300 a night.
He has been struggling to stay afloat ever since while many restaurants around him went out of business.
Those with bad credit should resist consolidating debt to stay afloat; you may just be delaying the inevitable.
GoPro, whose stock is at an all-time low of less than $5.00, is struggling to stay afloat.
Magic Leap plans to use its funding to stay afloat while it waits for social norms to evolve.
To stay afloat, Sears has been tapping into CEO Eddie Lampert's piggy bank and monetizing its real estate.
That meant that delaying their mortgage payment was the only way to stay afloat, according to the study.
In order to stay afloat, Mr. Bendis worked as a caricature artist, even at bar mitzvahs and weddings.
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I have four kids and it gets harder each year – I do whatever I can to stay afloat.
Relief is needed and needed soon to ensure that this historic and vital American industry can stay afloat.
"He blasts the EU, but at the same time we need European money to stay afloat," he said.
To stay afloat, therefore, farmers need to squeeze every last cent that they can out of their land.
Best Buy, well, Best Buy is doing everything it can to stay afloat in an Amazon-dominated world.
Several other lenders also need a cash injection to stay afloat raising fears of a domino-effect crisis.
Or at least that's the case for Issa, who's just trying to find a way to stay afloat.
To stay afloat, elevate your spatial and temporal awareness of the then, the now, and the will be.
Struggling to stay afloat, Mattel released updated full year and fourth quarter guidance, anticipating a disappointing holiday season.
To stay afloat while it pursued a sale, the studio at first sought loans from private equity firms.
But at some point there's a change; you're using just to stay afloat, you need more and more.
To stay afloat, ABLV has asked for up to 480 million euros worth of emergency central bank funding.
That has left many developers, especially small to medium-sized ones, struggling to find cash to stay afloat.
In April 2018, Megabots announced that it had "run out of money" and was struggling to stay afloat.
The bottom line: Despite mounting pressure from tit-for-tat tariffs, small retailers have managed to stay afloat.
I had zero energy coming home and would eat out more often and buy coffee to stay afloat.
They have embraced new business lines like branded content, conferences and podcasts just to diversify and stay afloat.
With staff who rely on her for their income, Watermelon said she's been forced to diversify to stay afloat.
For most, that means taking out college loans, assuming student debt, and finding a job to help stay afloat.
For Egypt, whose economy relies on aid to stay afloat, such influxes of foreign investment ought to be welcomed.
The startup laid off workers near the end of October and cut salaries across the board to stay afloat.
All three companies assemble their products within China, but only Fitbit relies on the US market to stay afloat.
Even dying brands such as Brookstone see an opportunity to stay afloat in airports, which have consistent foot traffic.
Even with brilliant minds and nearly $22015 million in funding, the company couldn't turn enough profit to stay afloat.
The Disco can reach up to 50 miles per hour and can stay afloat for up to 45 minutes.
"After a sizable bet on online car-lessor Fair, that company is struggling to stay afloat," the WSJ reports.
To stay afloat the country needs foreign investment and loans, so it must reassure foreigners that it is stable.
Amid all the job cuts across the world, here comes an announcement that will help your spirit stay afloat.
At that time, Trump's hotel and casino holdings were struggling and the businessman was making deals to stay afloat.
Capps said she and Farley spent 30 minutes trying to stay afloat in the water before help reached them.
Fannie and Freddie needed about $188 billion in taxpayer funding to stay afloat during the financial crisis in 2008.
As flailing department stores continue to grasp at straws to stay afloat, they're finding an unlikely partner in ThredUp.
Between Amazon's disruption, the 2008 financial crisis, and the ongoing retail apocalypse, Barnes & Noble has struggled to stay afloat.
Most of the country's pension funds are now considered insolvent and rely heavily on government subsidies to stay afloat.
She never jumped into the water to save anyone, because she didn't think she'd be able to stay afloat.
Alternate saviors and wreckers followed Black as the Plaza battled to stay afloat through Prohibition and two world wars.
But the thousands of workers who keep its resorts, restaurants and hotels running are sometimes struggling to stay afloat.
Falling prices for commodities along with the rising costs of production made it hard for farmers to stay afloat.
Venues should also prioritize payments to smaller vendors who need their cash to stay afloat in the short-term.
This is, however, supposed to be a comedy, which means it needs some kind of humor to stay afloat.
That's what's happening in China as Chinese airlines dramatically slash their prices to stay afloat during the coronavirus outbreak.
What makes Krewe different than brands that seem to be struggling to stay afloat in a challenging retail market?
Yet heeding the call to change is barely enough to stay afloat in today's brutally competitive, ever-evolving environment.
The small town where Kip, Josie, and their little brother Boots (Owen Teague) live is struggling to stay afloat.
But the younger generation eat very little whale meat, and the industry depends on government subsidies to stay afloat.
Snacks startup NatureBox laid off a third of its staff — it now needs a new investment to stay afloat.
The Durham Light Infantry Museum, one of the UK's many museums of war history, is struggling to stay afloat.
Thus Thomas' startup would have the money it needed to stay afloat and Thomas would become a very wealthy man.
I was managing to stay afloat, but was nowhere near the cutting edge of innovation I knew my students needed.
Ossic said it reached out to other companies and investors to stay afloat, but was unable to reach an agreement.
The bank sharply curtailed bonus payments for 2016 following speculation that it would need a state bailout to stay afloat.
This further compounded the plight of suppliers, many of them small and medium-sized enterprises already struggling to stay afloat.
" He added the miners managed to stay afloat with "the community pulling together to fill in the gap for us.
ZTE says in a filing that it has enough cash to stay afloat while pausing operations for the time being.
Hillary Clinton III: The most memorable lines While Trump has tried to stay afloat, Clinton has largely stayed the course.
But no matter what, NASA's biggest programs will stay afloat, and staff will be on hand to keep astronauts safe.
In January, the government helped it stay afloat with state guarantees for a loan worth 96 million euros ($111 million).
What's happening: Junior colleges face significant hurdles just to stay afloat, and those hurdles have gotten higher in recent years.
To stay afloat, Jet is cutting flights on some non-profitable routes and trying to raise cash by monetizing assets.
Those that are still private and have enough capital to stay afloat are using the pullback to strengthen their financials.
It didn't pull me out of the water, but it did help me stay afloat until other help came along.
Sales have been declining for years, and the company is selling off real estate and closing stores to stay afloat.
In February, Macy's raised its ongoing store closing plans to include about 100 locations as it struggles to stay afloat.
Mauldin told "Closing Bell" Monday that Saudi Arabia is acting like a company, taking the proper steps to stay afloat.
Until a future Congress resurrects serious campaign finance reform, Democrats must stay afloat in a system rigged to defeat them.
The only reason I've been able to stay afloat is because of my compounding business, which isn't covered by insurance.
He says he saw what he thought was a teenage boy struggling to stay afloat before disappearing beneath the water.
The Times helped descendants of 272 slaves Georgetown University sold to stay afloat in 1838 piece together their families' histories.
Sanders, and Biden if he runs, will be competing to stay afloat in a crowded field of candidates including Sens.
In the end, scalable, independent solutions will be the most reliable way for the health-care industry to stay afloat.
So far, he's been able to stay afloat without unemployment checks -- but that could change if the shutdown drags on.
As fears surrounding the coronavirus continue to worsen, restaurants like Douglas' are scrambling to figure out how to stay afloat.
But public transportation has served essential workers, whose jobs are considered important for the city and state to stay afloat.
Because the taco kits have been a success so far, Guerrilla Tacos has been able to stay afloat -- for now.
He struggled to stay afloat, increasing his average working hours to 70 a week to eke out a meager profit.
Draghi argued governments should take the hit for companies as they lose income and take on debt to stay afloat.
Households will be better able to stay afloat if they can delay making loan payments until the pandemic is over.
Many of the campus leaders who are trying innovative strategies to stay afloat have taken unconventional paths to their jobs.
Super Tuesday will be consequential for a number of the candidates who are struggling to stay afloat in the race.
The way the insurers can stay afloat with these plans is by ensuring healthy people can and do buy them.
The new indictment suggests that the end of the Ukrainian lobbying pushed Manafort toward bank fraud to stay afloat financially.
These synthetics, the use of which has taken off around the world, can stay afloat for years or even decades.
Lopez moved into a motel and started selling his own clothes to stay afloat while trying to find another job.
She is fiercely protective of her family, which has struggled to stay afloat for as long as she can remember.
It took a year just to get The Prince & Me going, two more years doing other jobs to stay afloat.
It's like you're all helping each other stay afloat, riding in the same lifeboat, after suffering the same ship wreck.
Their profit margins are extremely thin to start with; without reliable income streams it becomes even harder to stay afloat.
Shares of chipmaker Nvidia, which is also involved in developing driverless technologies, rose 2.6 percent, helping the Nasdaq stay afloat.
That tax-free zone gives Amazon sellers a significant edge over physical retailers, who are already struggling to stay afloat.
The virus has pummeled the $2 billion market, though experts say that resellers can follow some steps to stay afloat.
It has done this for decades, even as it has sunk deeper into debt and borrowed billions just to stay afloat.
While a Conservative government struggles to stay afloat, Labour has spent the past fortnight drowning in allegations of anti-Semitism—again.
Square went public last fall and, like many tech stocks, the company has struggled to stay afloat in the public markets.
Even bigger names like Postmates and DoorDash have struggled stay afloat with recent funding rounds that failed to inflate their valuations.
Moments later a Border Patrol agent rescued the man's wife and 6-year-old son, who were struggling to stay afloat.
Combined with declining corporate sponsorships of the main events, Maker Media was losing too much money to stay afloat last time.
On the other side, supporters donated more than $842,000 to a GoFundMe account set up to help the business stay afloat.
Other fish are able to hear because of the swim bladder, a pouch inside their bodies that helps them stay afloat.
The smaller Reliance is flogging anything it can—from phone masts to its head office—in a bid to stay afloat.
The bacteria aren't used for their flagella, although the tiny tentacles do help the bots stay afloat in the liquid substrate.
Deutsche Bank under Cryan has stabilized after speculation in late 2016 that it would need a state bailout to stay afloat.
He swam to them and helped DeJesus stay afloat until a speed boat, luckily, with two Army vets aboard, passed by.
Misfits nearly took out Rogue in overtime but Winz and Knoxxx managed to stay afloat, allowing Rogue to respawn and push.
Zandi modeled various political scenarios and each found Trump easily winning re-election in 2020 — if the economy can stay afloat.
On one medium-sized farm in western Kansas, fourth-generation farmer Derek Sawyer is doing all he can to stay afloat.
"The water picked them up, carried them, they managed to stay afloat and come to rest on our island," Duggan said.
His family is hoping to rent part of its production house here to a restaurant in an effort to stay afloat.
For a year, he plans to keep living in Tijuana and making sure his Deported Veterans Support House will stay afloat.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads He found his own way to stay afloat in the world of the black élite.
It's a business angle that Karma hopes will give it the immediate and long-term capital it needs to stay afloat.
Mathur also said that the government is likely to provide interest-free short-term loans to help smaller franchisees stay afloat.
As print advertising has plummeted across the industry, newspaper businesses that once enjoyed profitable local monopolies have struggled to stay afloat.
"Airlines are doing their best to stay afloat as they perform the vital task of linking the world's economies," he said.
Clover is on hiatus but is working to connect its farmers and suppliers directly to customers to help them stay afloat.
The hospitality industry is currently in free fall, with hotels, airlines, and rental companies with thin margins struggling to stay afloat.
In August, Planned Parenthood clinics in the Northwest and Midwest were struggling to stay afloat financially after withdrawing from the program.
Or, as NYFW struggles to stay afloat in a turbulent sea of change, is he simply riding the current out west?
Pier 1 is planning to close roughly half its stores as it struggles to stay afloat amid years of falling sales.
Traditional department stores are struggling to stay afloat as consumers increasingly turn toward e-commerce and foot traffic to malls declines.
Besides worries about outside developers, locals are also anxious over how the growing ranks of homestays will manage to stay afloat.
Denel is battling to stay afloat after reporting a 1.7 billion rand ($118 million) loss for the 2017/18 financial year.
"Despite recognizing that debt is dangerous waters, Americans are jumping in with both feet and struggling to stay afloat," Holbrook says.
Mr. Priore told the authorities that he used the money to stay "afloat" and help pay tuition for his four children.
Sudan's Finance Minister Ibrahim Elbadawi told Reuters in an interview last month the country needs nearly $5 billion to stay afloat.
The highly leveraged companies, many backed by private equity partners, are the ones fighting to stay afloat today, according to Moody's.
Even some Chinese companies that have struggled with losses and had trouble making loan payments have been able to stay afloat.
The college announced in January that it was facing "tough financial trends" and was looking for a partner to stay afloat.
Photo: JJBers (Flickr)It's not so much that, under Lampert's leadership, Sears is selling its brands and old stores to stay afloat.
But it is the city's essential services that have been the hardest hit: hospitals, businesses and schools have struggled to stay afloat.
Sarwan Singh saw the dog struggling to stay afloat in an irrigation canal, while driving his car in the state of Punjab.
It has done so for decades, even as it has sunk deeper and deeper in debt, borrowing billions just to stay afloat.
The Times is trying to expand its digital readership around the world, which will help it stay afloat as a profitable business.
By refocusing on the growing AI market, the legacy chip maker surely hopes to build on its industry connections to stay afloat.
That way, even after you give up on that resolution, the gym can stay afloat until New Year's Day comes around again.
Available July 222019 Frozen River (71)After her husband leaves with all their money, a mom takes drastic measures to stay afloat.
But as new figures published last week show, ferry companies sailing to and from Dover, at least, have managed to stay afloat.
This Fourth of July, while we were busy celebrating America, an adorable baby raccoon was struggling to stay afloat in a creek.
Without one, a group like PHFI, which receives about 65 percent of its money from foreign sources, would struggle to stay afloat.
The end result is less funding for transit, and a find that's only managed to stay afloat this far through congressional dispensation.
They suggested a negative income tax, which would provide for the poor, the unemployed and small farmers who can barely stay afloat.
The modern paddleboard can be traced to the 2318s, when instructors in Hawaii used them to stay afloat while teaching traditional surfing.
Would you be willing to find short-term work, like babysitting or temping, in order to stay afloat before finding something new?
It also said that while the company's diabetes franchise was facing some noteworthy competition, it could be diversified enough to stay afloat.
Young's features one of the teenager cradling the body of his dead friend and seemingly wondering how he's going to stay afloat.
There are several provisions that could help small businesses struggling to stay afloat and keep workers amid closures and social-distancing measures.
"Corporations that receive our taxpayer dollars to stay afloat need clear checks on their ability to engage in influence peddling," Gilbert said.
But the crisis has accelerated that approach, with Johnson announcing a £330 billion ($386 billion) coronavirus package to help businesses stay afloat.
But can any of this well-meaning action on the part of patrons actually help restaurants stay afloat through the current crisis?
This kind of change is much-needed in the opera world, which in some cases has been struggling to stay afloat financially.
Debris ricochets along the riverbed, and the banks are littered with inflatable tubes and Styrofoam noodles that migrants use to stay afloat.
Occasionally, he said, he uses his connections to help friends selling land find reputable buyers; the small commissions help him stay afloat.
And the Commerce Secretary suggested that instead of using services like food banks, federal workers should take out loans to stay afloat.
More than 950 have filed for bankruptcy, according to a Times analysis of court records, and many more struggle to stay afloat.
YouTubers concerned about safeguarding their livelihoods should look into diversifying their revenue streams or use crowdfunding platforms like Patreon to stay afloat.
The Senate is expected to consider another economic relief package aimed at helping workers and businesses stay afloat amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Turmoil in Venezuela: The Trump administration imposed new sanctions against a Russian oil giant that is helping Venezuela's ruling government stay afloat.
So I got creative, picking up temporary gigs in retail and copywriting, and even donating plasma at local centers to stay afloat.
It's here that Rivera and his tiny team are developing a template that scores of struggling restaurants could use to stay afloat.
But they and independent performers and producers alike certainly make enough to stay afloat, in some cases thanks to another millennial quirk.
After the losses were exposed in 2013, the bank needed a €3.9 billion bailout from the Bank of Italy to stay afloat.
In a lengthy email to supporters, Harris acknowledged that her campaign no longer had the financial resources it needed to stay afloat.
The city has become more economically diverse and is no longer solely dependent on oil prices and rig counts to stay afloat.
While shares of Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet were sharply in the green Thursday afternoon, Facebook shares were struggling to stay afloat. TradingAnalysis.
Its market value has shrunk to around $200 million as it has progressively sold off large parts of its business to stay afloat.
Reyes escaped trouble and St. Louis scored six runs in the first three innings to stay afloat in the NL wild card race.
How does Justin Trudeau stay afloat and try to bring together a polarized country when opposition politicians put the blame solely on him?
Now Zume is looking to sustainable packaging to stay afloat as its cofounder and CEO, Alex Garden, struggles to right the sinking ship.
It has sold other parts of its business to stay afloat, including its dishwasher and washing machine appliance branch to China's Midea Group.
The planes had been leased out to Oman Air, as the then cash-strapped Kenya Airways trimmed its fleet size to stay afloat.
Elio Motors had to furlough a "significant portion" of its workforce to stay afloat as it searched for around $100 million in funding.
Though business has picked up this year, many hotels in Istanbul and along the Mediterranean have had to slash prices to stay afloat.
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The new money from two existing investors, Russia's Caspian Venture Capital and Dubai's DP World, is reportedly helping Virgin Hyperloop One stay afloat.
While those companies continued to grow, Foursquare hit a ceiling, even raising a round of funding at a lower valuation to stay afloat.
Shares of Sears were tanking about 13 percent Wednesday morning, a day after the troubled retailer warned about its ability to stay afloat.
The combination of these tactics could ensure that distressed companies can stay afloat until 2017, when Cramer expects oil to go much higher.
Considering XXXTentacion "desperately requires" this touring income to "stay afloat" -- according to his team -- he might wanna look to DMX for some guidance.
To stay afloat, editors are forced to make sacrifices in reporting as well as adjust material to accommodate the preferences of the readership.
He also notes it's hard to have a heart for making a difference in a broken system and also needing to stay afloat.
The print side of newspapers has continued struggling to stay afloat as free and more convenient digital options are readily available for consumers.
Afterall, if he were to slip and fall into the water, how on earth would he stay afloat with those gigantic brass balls?
But within a few years, a recession is likely, and other regions offer more room to stay afloat when the inevitable downturn comes.
All of them are now successful business owners, but they looked for creative sources of income to stay afloat while growing their companies.
More crucial is the government's urgent need to address the environmental impact of tourists and cruise ships on Venice's ability to stay afloat.
I'm struggling to stay afloat and taking on a punishing work schedule in a desperate attempt to stick it out and avoid foreclosure.
Still, the United States is using sanctions and intimidation in an effort to stop Maduro from using his nation's gold to stay afloat.
As airlines, hotels, restaurants and other companies struggle to stay afloat during the pandemic, Facebook is also laboring to cope with the fallout.
Now, as small businesses struggle to secure capital and stay afloat due to lockdowns across the country, Plastiq's new raise feels more fitting.
Soon, sex work became a last resort to stay afloat financially and manage, every once in a while, to send some money home.
Battered and erratic, they are bobbing just under the surface, trying to stay afloat until, they hope, their play improves and reinforcements arrive.
Though the farm sells duck meat and feathers, it depends on foie gras sales to stay afloat, said Marcus Henley, the vice president.
At another low point, he lived on his friend&aposs couch and in a motel and sold his own clothes to stay afloat.
The safety board also found that duck boats converted for passenger service lacked adequate buoyancy to stay afloat once they began to flood.
Hanah Jun, 17, watched her mother struggle with mental illness while she and her grandmother did their best to stay afloat in Queens.
Some smaller firms are struggling to stay afloat without promised loans from the Small Business Administration, which is closed during the funding impasse.
The former cruise ship worker lost her job in 20023 and has relied on her family for financial support to stay afloat since.
Yes, but: In bankruptcy, any of the eight could re-engineer their financials and stay afloat, says Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
It now ranks lower in ratings than VH1, a network that seems to stay afloat solely on the back of Love and Hip Hop.
In 2005, no one at Tiversa was taking a salary, and, to stay afloat, Boback spent much of his time at his chiropractic practice.
Much like NPR or PBS, it's a service that's offered up freely to anyone, but one that relies upon charitable donations to stay afloat.
Web advertising revenues have been declining, with an increasing share going to Facebook and Google, and far larger publications have struggled to stay afloat.
To stay afloat, the social media maven moved in with her boyfriend at the time, Gregg Sulkin, who was also a Disney Channel star.
Last January the European Commission cleared Croatia's state guarantee for a loan worth 96 million euros ($109.80 million) to help the shipyard stay afloat.
As much as they are for listeners' enjoyment, those recollections are also reminders for East to maintain the urgency it takes to stay afloat.
Senvion last week agreed a 100 million euro ($111.32 million) 12-month loan with banks and hedge funds to stay afloat and continue operations.
Here are three things she recommends budding business owners do to help them succeed: Velasquez says that entrepreneurs shouldn't only try to stay afloat.
According to the Pasadena Star-News, it takes in about 12,000 new rescues per year, relying on donations from the public to stay afloat.
It's at the heart of debates surrounding Spotify's licensing of royalty free audio, and the struggles of grassroots platforms like Soundcloud to stay afloat.
Parneros's termination is the latest in a long line of setbacks for a retail giant trying to stay afloat in the e-commerce era.
The Gazette has even managed to stay afloat all these years without something that most newspapers consider essential to their future: an online presence.
Greece has enough cash to repay roughly 12 billion euros in loans that fall due this year and can stay afloat up to 2021.
Using credit to stay afloat "will put you further into debt on top of the debt you took out for the loan," he said.
What Trump had to do in this debate is stay afloat, and when a kind of equilibrium evolved in this segment, he got it.
Instead, members of the Coast Guard and their families are relying on food pantries and garage sales to stay afloat, pardon the awful pun.
Looking to the future, experts say Kohl's will need to make some major changes to stay afloat as the modern department store rapidly evolves.
SoftBank is about to take control of WeWork as the office-sharing firm battles to stay afloat, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
"Regardless how much it's damaged or punctured, it will still be able to stay afloat," Chunlei Guo, the study's chief researcher, told Business Insider.
When rural hospitals close, their communities often lose their biggest employers and closest access to health care, struggling to stay afloat in the aftermath.
While rigid commentary may question why women opt to leave the home, 2628st century economics make it difficult to stay afloat with one paycheck.
Birchbox, which sends monthly boxes of cosmetics samples, had to lay off several dozen people this summer and raise $15 million to stay afloat.
Thousands of Marriott workers around the country are on strike, complaining that stagnant wages and unsteady hours have made it difficult to stay afloat.
Any assistance that reaches small businesses and allows them to stay afloat or goes directly into the hands of low-income consumers will help.
Companies from hotels to restaurants to manufacturers have argued the coronavirus has pummeled their business, and they need government aid just to stay afloat.
More than $300 billion of that is earmarked for small businesses struggling to stay afloat and keep workers amid closures and social-distancing measures.
American Airlines announced this week that it would reduce its overall number of international flights by 85033 percent as it struggles to stay afloat.
Instagram cofounder Mike Krieger has come up with a way to help San Francisco's restaurants stay afloat through the city's 'shelter in place' period.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Thursday that federal workers who had not been paid during the shutdown should take out loans to stay afloat.
Mr. Manafort had $1 million in clothing debt alone, his business was hemorrhaging money and he was angling for bank loans to stay afloat.
In response, some governments - from Britain to Ireland and Spain - have introduced measures to boost social security payments or help small businesses stay afloat.
That way, the salon will get your dollars in the short term to stay afloat if it needs to shut down for a while.
A number of plans in our home states have been faced with an impossible choice — drastically cut benefits to stay afloat or collapse entirely.
Whatever you do with your extra cash, make sure it's a smart choice that helps you stay afloat now or prosper in the future.
They borrow money from friends and family to stay afloat, they tell The Guardian in a separate article, and occasionally resort to payday loans.
The Federal Reserve ended its interest rate-cutting streak on Wednesday, signaling confidence that the economy doesn't need easier borrowing conditions to stay afloat.
Today, she receives money through Social Security Disability Insurance, but still finds it hard to stay afloat, let alone start paying down her debt.
It has shoveled millions to high-priced consultants who left the campaign struggling to stay afloat during the most crucial stretch of primary season.
Big companies like Bird and Lime were able to stay afloat despite an unprofitable business model thanks to large infusions of capital from investors.
With the biotechnology sector struggling to stay afloat in a more volatile market, Cramer turned to technician Carolyn Boroden to spot any potential opportunities.
Steinhoff has been fighting to stay afloat since it revealed holes in its accounts last December that wiped $15 billion off its market value.
This wasn't the move of an Apple and Samsung competitor, it was the move of a big company with deep pockets trying to stay afloat.
Managers and investors need to be alert, especially given the growing number of firms with high debts that rely on bulging profits to stay afloat.
Now given that, I attempted and what saved me in the water is I flailed to stay afloat and I couldn&apost stay above water.
Without the right invoicing system, accounts receivable team and inventory management structure in place, you'll find yourself in a never-ending struggle to stay afloat.
I observed the dog was currently treading water to stay afloat and seemed to be getting weaker, most likely due to the cold water temperature.
The Orioles needed a good showing in Fenway Park to stay afloat in a crowded race for the second AL wild card and can reach .
At the end of the day, you'll need to figure out how you'll stay afloat financially, which goes beyond just paying your bills on time.
Small businesses – the life blood of the US economy – are already time- and resource-constrained trying to stay afloat in an increasingly challenging global economy.
NWR's main business unit filed for insolvency on Tuesday after failing to secure government aid, but could still agree a reorganisation plan to stay afloat.
But it would also decimate the lives of thousands of Mexicans who rely on payments from family members in the United States to stay afloat.
The index rose 1.1 percent, driven by strong reports for 3M Co and defense companies, in turn helping the Dow Jones industrial index stay afloat.
Voters are tired of the political class living like kings and queens while the general public is struggling to stay afloat amid a sluggish economy.
At this point, the fate of Hacking Team is anyone's guess, but it's clear that the company is trying all it can to stay afloat.
If the International Olympic Committee (IOC) were a publicly traded company, its stock might be struggling to stay afloat in a sea of damaging headlines.
If you're still planning to buy a mermaid swimsuit for your child, make sure they're a competent swimmer and can stay afloat in the suit.
That is a development that the Iranian regime, now struggling to stay afloat economically in the face of expanding U.S. sanctions, can certainly ill-afford.
American Eagle has established itself as one of the few mall brands that have managed to stay afloat and avoid mass closures in recent years.
However, the change has sparked concerns that many companies - especially small- and medium-sized enterprises - subject to stricter tax scrutiny will struggle to stay afloat.
With domestic nuclear energy consumption set to halve by 22019, Westinghouse, which filed for bankruptcy last year, must look to international markets to stay afloat.
Afikuyomi says the likelihood of this happening to African airlines, especially airlines like South Africa Airways already facing bankruptcy challenges to stay afloat is high.
Sanders is struggling to stay afloat in the race, with many pointing to his active supporter base as a reason that he is losing votes.
A staggering number of people are being forced into bankruptcy over their medical bills, or perhaps worse, avoiding treatment in order to stay afloat financially.
Try to shop from small, independent designers — it'll help them stay afloat, and you'll get the psychological benefits of retail therapy plus something really cute.
Many American companies are seeking ways to help employees stay afloat as the new coronavirus has ground normal operations to a halt across the economy.
If you need to borrow money to stay afloat, steer clear of travel and rewards credit cards and focus your attention on lower-cost options.
While money from your HELOC doesn't go toward mortgage payments, it can help you stay afloat by covering expenses like utility bills or car payments.
He credits his voracious reading habit for keeping him sane in ADX and his strong support network for helping him stay afloat on the outside.
Many small businesses can only stay afloat for days as they reel from the coronavirus crisis and the shelter in place policy in many areas.
The insurer American International Group required a $182 billion bailout, and GE Capital needed $139 billion in federal backing to borrow money to stay afloat.
His father was running hotels in Brazil when the Zika virus struck, and Mr. Ryan watched him struggle to stay afloat when tourism dried up.
Rural, cash-strapped cities across the country have increasingly relied on private prison companies for tax revenue, jobs and other financial benefits to stay afloat.
By allowing who you are as a couple to guide the decision-making process, you'll manage to stay afloat in an overwhelming sea of choice.
But the term is more difficult to defend when it mocks a huge hunk of the population — one that, like blacks, struggles to stay afloat.
The SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission were tasked with policing the clearing houses and making sure they have enough resources to stay afloat.
Keep customers coming to physical storefronts in a time when traditional brick-and-mortars are struggling to stay afloat and — in many cases — shuttering altogether.
Expansion has helped rural hospitals stay afloat, providing a much-needed boost to health facilities in states like Colorado, allowing new patients to seek treatment.
In 2017, Sears has been trimming its real-estate portfolio — shuttering unprofitable stores — and making moves, such as opening smaller locations that , to stay afloat.
Catch up quick: MoviePass' cheap ticketing plans launched with plenty of buzz in 2017, but the company never found a sustainable way to stay afloat.
So while theaters still struggle to figure out how to stay afloat, the news at the box office continues to give reason for cautious optimism.
To stay afloat in such conditions, Ford and other multinationals have shortened shifts, reduced payrolls and focused on cheaper products, according to unions and company officials.
It was also Democrat-backed policies on affordable housing and 10-cent subsidized school lunches that allowed us to stay afloat during my childhood in Baltimore.
As the U.S. government shutdown enters its third week, on the verge of becoming the longest in history, Main Street is getting creative to stay afloat.
But Pebble has been struggling to stay afloat financially for the past year, according to three sources, and the new Pebble Time 2 had been delayed.
For years they operated more like an indie studio than a larger corporation, despite being acquired by GT Interactive in 1996 in order to stay afloat.
Critical tasks will have to be identified and many organizations will have to make tough decisions weighing risk against productivity just in order to stay afloat.
I need to stay afloat at work, and it's hard enough to fit in my OB/GYN appointments as it is while we're trying to conceive.
He says that TouchArcade tried its hand unsuccessfully at maintaining a Patreon account, and it's also been using Amazon's affiliate marketing service to help stay afloat.
In order to stay afloat, Reinert also had to sell her home, which she bought during her peak years at Gloriana when money was rolling in.
Full-service carriers such as state-owned Air India are surviving on government bailouts while Jet Airways Ltd is scrambling to raise money to stay afloat.
They are estimated to need another 20143 billion euros to stay afloat but European authorities have yet to declare them solvent and approve their restructuring plans.
Since then, Monte dei Paschi has been bailed out by the Italian government and has had to raise billions of euros from investors to stay afloat.
A number of the country's 300-odd state companies are in massive debt and heavily reliant on billions of rand in government guarantees to stay afloat.
Twenty-three years ago, in 1996, Marvel had filed for bankruptcy and sold off the film rights to some of its characters just to stay afloat.
Before his career in entertainment took off, he earned more money working in a car dealership than he did doing comedy gigs — and, to stay afloat, .
SpaceX owes a lot to NASA, particularly because the space agency's significant investments in the company have helped it stay afloat since its founding in 2002.
The report from the US Government Accountability Office finds that by 2050, the trust fund might have to borrow more than $15 billion to stay afloat.
The Apple Store, the first of which opened in 2001, thrived in an era when other electronics brick-and-mortar chains were struggling to stay afloat.
The company had already cut jobs and reduced its annual expenses by 40% in an attempt to stay afloat, court documents analyzed by USA Today show.
At its root, bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme — it will stay afloat only as long as enough people buy the fiction that bitcoin represents real value.
SAA's acting chief financial officer, Deon Fredericks, told radio station 13 that the strike jeopardised ongoing negotiations with lenders on funding SAA needs to stay afloat.
Regulatory analyses should determine whether mandates would make it harder for state and local governments to meet their top priorities and for businesses to stay afloat.
But as Currid-Halkett's portrait of the aspirational class shows, there are plenty who will keep treading bad water so long as their own stay afloat.
Moreover, even if their employers stay afloat, employed workers are likely to pare back spending as they face uncertainty about job prospects and shrinking investment accounts.
But being able to claim another state is symbolically important for the Sanders campaign as it struggles to stay afloat after a disappointing Super Tuesday performance.
Investors have advised founders to slash headcount to stay afloat and hunker down with at least 2 years' of runway in case venture capital dries up.
"I was working twice as hard as the next guy by me, and thinking five times faster than him just to stay afloat," Mr. Parrish said.
Germany, in a remarkable turnaround, dropped its insistence on balanced budgets Friday and said it would offer as much credit as businesses needed to stay afloat.
In New York's Flushing neighborhood, home of the largest Chinatown, some restaurants have lost 50% of their business and are relying on delivery to stay afloat.
He had lost three jobs, and he and his family relied on unemployment checks, his wife's income and occasional support from his father to stay afloat.
We reached out to several professionals who work remotely to get their firsthand insight on how they manage to stay afloat in their unique work setups.
Her depiction of a bloated DNC that struggled to stay afloat during the election cycle has given new rise to calls to investigate the party's finances.
Drop Gonzaga into the Pacific-12 Conference or one of the game's other great lakes, the logic goes, and the Bulldogs would struggle to stay afloat.
She recalls that her family didn't always have health insurance, and that the financial support of her grandmother helped the family stay afloat more than once.
He doesn't hold that against the company, but warns prospective sellers to diversify their sales channels in order to stay afloat if Amazon cuts them off.
These successful freelancers said save up, think of alternative revenue streams, ask for referrals from reliable clients, and cut back on luxury expenses to stay afloat.
Africa's most industrialized economy has also been suffering its most severe blackouts in a decade, as state-owned South African utility Eskom struggles to stay afloat.
With the biotechnology sector struggling to stay afloat in a more volatile market, CNBC's Jim Cramer turned to technician Carolyn Boroden to spot any potential opportunities.
"I guess we're pretty lucky, considering we're in a town of 1,200 people," said Mr. Stevenson of his ability to stay afloat on the quaint commercial strip.
But when she has the chance to participate in a motherhood boot camp hosted by one of her favorite mommy bloggers, she will fight to stay afloat.
They also alleged that Graswald tampered with his paddle and moved it away from him while he struggled to stay afloat in the frigid 40-degree water.
During the recession, high-end accessories companies like those listed above, created lower-end lines to appeal to a wider demographic and stay afloat during the downturn.
Rival producers such as Green Plains Inc and Pacific Ethanol Inc have laid off workers and idled or sold plants to stay afloat during the sustained downturn.
Hoovler had accused Graswald of moving the paddle away from Viafore as he struggled to stay afloat with water temperatures around 40 degrees Fahrenheit (4 degrees Celsius).
Beyond gender norms, the song is also about the difficulty of finding love as a black woman when the need to work and stay afloat takes priority.
Warren comes from a middle-class family struggling to stay afloat in Oklahoma, and has focused much of her career on helping people ward off financial predators.
And the same factors that have enabled Venezuela to stay afloat so far could help it to hang on for far longer than markets think is possible.
As a result, about half of service members and their spouses of service members say they rely on the gig economy to stay afloat, the NFCC found.
The Venezuelan petrostate has relied on China and Russia to stay afloat — they have given Venezuela billions of dollars in loans and investments over the past decade.
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ZA, which is trying to attract investors to stay afloat, extended a due diligence process until late next week after drawing the interest of potential strategic partners.
Atlante has pumped a total 3.4 billion euros into the two lenders, which have now requested a state bailout as they need more capital to stay afloat.
When Ferrari was spun off from Fiat, many wondered if the independent company would need to build highly profitable and highly in-demand SUVs to stay afloat.
With humanitarian aid budgets struggling to stay afloat amidst record demand and impending budget cuts, it's imperative – morally imperative – that we reform woefully wasteful and inefficient regulations.
Small oil and gas producers have largely exhausted funding alternatives after issuing more equity and debt and shedding assets over the last two years to stay afloat.
For the majority of men and women dependent on wages to stay afloat, the past 16 years have been marked by setbacks and uncertainty of historic proportion.
The company has had to employ cost-cutting tactics to stay afloat, and while Cramer didn't want to be too cynical, he found the outlook largely unfavorable.
The troubled lender issued a statement shortly after Italy's parliament finished meeting and declared it would formally request a state bailout in an effort to stay afloat.
One issue highlighted in the film is how NCAA rules restrict and punish student-athletes for making deals or seeking assistance that help them stay afloat financially.
As long as Tidal and Apple Music and Spotify manage to all stay afloat and continue to woo exclusive albums, we're going to keep seeing this fragmentation.
Paradoxically, when foreign food does go mainstream, immigrant-run businesses struggle to stay afloat next to newer, shinier venues where these foods are appropriated by Western entrepreneurs.
Freelancers and employees at Austin-based small businesses in particular told CNN they are worried that without the revenue from SXSW, they will struggle to stay afloat.
At the end of July, MoviePass needed an emergency cash infusion (to the tune of a cool $5 million) to stay afloat, causing a raft of outages.
Ms. Perez said that if need be, she would clean houses or work as a nanny to stay afloat, the way she did as an undergraduate student.
BPC has made operating losses for years due to high import costs, non-performing assets and operational inefficiencies, making it reliant on government subsidies to stay afloat.
"Buying gift cards for your local businesses can literally help them stay afloat," said Morgan Siegel, the founder of Jeddah's Tea, a tearoom in Durham, North Carolina.
But with indie theaters struggling to stay afloat — and socially distanced audiences wanting to support their local theater — the film is being released in a new way.
Spencer Dinwiddie put on a show, pouring in 221 points and dishing 226 assists, giving Nets fans early hope that the team could stay afloat without Irving.
"The Venezuelan economy was a drunk floundering in a choppy ocean, struggling to stay afloat, begging for a life buoy," Francisco Toro, a Venezuelan journalist, told me.
Without stable housing, and especially when experiencing homelessness (as half a million people do on any given day), it is extremely difficult for people to stay afloat.
Free-to-air television broadcaster Ten Network Holdings Ltd said on Monday receivers had been appointed and it had secured funding to stay afloat until Aug. 31.
Add in another $300 million for increased expenses from all the cleaning and sanitizing, and the MTA thinks it will need some $4 billion to stay afloat.
Pier 1 is planning to close 13 stores, representing about half of its total store count, as it struggles to stay afloat after years of falling sales.
As the company's co-founder and CEO Markus Witte told me a few weeks ago, advertising simply didn't bring in the money the team needed to stay afloat.
Like trash in a stream, I tend to go with the flow, and as long as I can stay afloat I will chalk it up as a success.
In 2017, putting together a daily comedy show that hinges on the ebb and flow of the news was like trying to stay afloat in a tidal wave.
That advance planning has helped one of his clients — a 50-something pharmaceutical sales rep — stay afloat even as his job search stretches past the one-year mark.
Despite its popularity with children, parents, and holiday shoppers, Toys 'R' Us has struggled to stay afloat, given increasing price competition from Walmart, Target, and, more recently, Amazon.
Driving the news: B&N announced yesterday that, after hearing acquisition interest from several parties, it has initiated a strategic review toward possibly selling itself to stay afloat.
All this talk about future, vision, and imaginative partnerships won't matter if these companies don't pay attention to what real people want now, and stay afloat until then.
The new customer-friendly European Union law that's about to go into effect in May will dramatically impact every company's ability to collect user data and stay afloat.
It joins a list of apparel companies that are struggling to stay afloat, as more sales move online and shoppers are lured to fast-fashion brands like Zara.
In videos posted to the Fairfax County Fire Department page on Facebook, you can see as she struggles to stay afloat and helps to the crew of rescues.
The comments, made by vice president of engineering Brett Tobey, covered ULA's competition with SpaceX and how the company plans to stay afloat in today's burgeoning spaceflight industry.
Mashable's latest #BizChats Twitter chat dove into the good, bad and down-right unknown of entrepreneurship and what it takes to stay afloat in a sea of competitors.
Less than a decade later, most of them nearly combusted in the greatest financial crisis since the Great Depression, requiring billions in taxpayer bailout funds to stay afloat.
The infamous message board 4chan is struggling to stay afloat and will have to make changes to reduce costs, the site's owner wrote in a post on Sunday.
Faraday Grid's rapid expansion and sudden collapse echo the situation of WeWork, which is scrambling to stay afloat after once sitting among the world's most valuable private companies.
The company is now struggling to stay afloat amid a consistent sales decline and recent executive transitions, including the sudden departure of CEO Art Peck earlier this month.
There have been questions about Norwegian&aposs economic sustainability since it began flying long haul, and continuing through today, the airline has so far managed to stay afloat.
Government-controlled mortgage giants Fannie and Freddie needed an $188 billion taxpayer bailout to stay afloat through the financial crisis with their books bogged down with bad loans.
Like many American peers, Columbia has been under pressure as investors worry about whether the companies that produce the gas that goes into its pipes will stay afloat.
Now, things are different in two significant ways: "They've seen the light," said a Big Music executive, explaining why the industry would like to see Pandora stay afloat.
At the time of the announcement this past week, the two subsidiaries had debts approaching €280 million and required approximately one million euros per week to stay afloat.
One, a robotics start-up, failed to attract private capital and closed, while the other, a mobile game company, is struggling to stay afloat as its business withers.
But prosecutors maintain it was a moneymaking criminal enterprise that relied on theft, intimidation and coercion to stay afloat, even as it forced some recruits into sexual slavery.
She had planned a life conventional for a woman at the turn of the century, but when her father died, she needed to help her family stay afloat.
Witnesses who were there on Saturday night said they had heard people calling for help as they tried to stay afloat and saw others trying to swim ashore.
Mr. Priore said he needed the money to "stay afloat" and pay tuition for his four children, and accused Mr. Schulman of spurring him on, the affidavit shows.
The staffers joined the growing legion of the jobless as companies around the US struggle to stay afloat amid widespread closures in the face of the coronavirus outbreak.
The airline is among several South African state entities struggling to stay afloat after nearly a decade of mismanagement - the most serious is leviathan state power utility, Eskom.
These hosts are trying to stay afloat on mortgages and arbitrage leases after the demand for short-term rentals has suddenly dried up due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Restrictions to SNAP will reverberate acutely in places like New York City, where low-income communities struggle to stay afloat as the cost of living continues to rise.
Addressing the phone booth problem could be costly for WeWork, which just months ago appeared set for a lucrative public offering and is now trying to stay afloat.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) to the point that it had no choice but to rely on the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign's extensive fundraising apparatus to stay afloat.
"For too long, Washington has tinkered around the edges of our most pressing issues while the middle class struggles just to stay afloat," Trahan said in a statement.
Teckentrup said it was "extremely likely" that a buyer would emerge in time to repay a 380 million euro loan the airline received from Germany to stay afloat.
Subsidized crop insurance he took out on the acres he couldn't plant this year will help give him enough cash to stay afloat until next year, he said.
One segment of Japan's banking sector is struggling to stay afloat — and the country's shrinking population and ultra-low interest rates seem likely to prolong those lenders' troubles.
AIG was the focus of widespread public outrage over the massive bailout the company got to stay afloat after it was nearly brought down by risky derivatives trades.
The airline is among several South African state entities struggling to stay afloat after nearly a decade of mismanagement - the most serious is leviathan state power utility, Eskom.
While Elliot's been in prison spinning us stories, everyone else has been trying to stay afloat in the very real and incredibly chaotic new world his vision created.
For starters, they don't rely on media buyers to stay afloat—while these self-professed pedophile hunters aren't making any money, that's not what they're admittedly in it for.
As various acts struggled to stay afloat through the early aughts, Mastodon thrived in a potent Georgia sludge scene alongside acts like Harvey Milk, Baroness, Black Tusk, and Kylesa.
A New York man drowned during a Fourth of July beach outing trying to save his 10-year-old nephew who was struggling to stay afloat in the water.
Good intentions and a fat wallet can only get you so far; without learning local nuances and getting the right people on your side, it's hard to stay afloat.
It did not take me long to discover that we were all absolutely and mercilessly united by our ambitions to stay afloat on our parents' dreams — the American Dream.
A world where that continues and most users block all ads looks almost apocalyptic for publishers, since nearly all of your favorite websites rely on ads to stay afloat.
Without receiving Medicaid dollars, it'll be difficult for clinics to stay afloat, since three-quarters of the public dollars spent on family planning in this country are Medicaid dollars.
Meanwhile, sellers trying to play by the rules are struggling to stay afloat amid a sea of fraudulent reviews, and buyers are unwittingly purchasing inferior or downright faulty products.
But 11 years of other people's armpits in my face during subway rush hour, and the winters, and the constant struggle to stay afloat left me tired and skeptical.
They stay afloat only because fish prices are rising as shortages grow, and they can find a market for almost anything that shows up in their nets, they say.
So one of the things Intel helped the startup with was building enough redundancy into the vehicle so that it can stay afloat in the face of multiple failures.
Watching her dad Trinidad Garza's Houston panaderia, La Casa Bakery and Cafe, struggle to stay afloat after Harvey devastated the area, Jackie Garza reached out to her Twitter followers.
MoviePass has undergone several changes to stay afloat lately, from canceling its unlimited plans to testing out "surge pricing" and blocking in-demand showtimes, just to name a few.
People who took out "irresponsible" mortgages lost everything during the financial crisis, while bank executives who required drastic government intervention to stay afloat continue to amass money and power.
Sears (SHLD) suppliers are reducing shipments and asking for better payment terms following the troubled retailer's statements in its annual report expressing doubts about its ability to stay afloat.
When Jay Leno was an unknown comedian, he used a clever money saving trick to stay afloat: He generated two incomes and made sure to bank the bigger one.
Jet Airways, which owes money to vendors and employees, is struggling to stay afloat and is seeking funds by raising equity and selling a stake in its loyalty program.
Creating these mini-series as a new way to display its merchandise is exactly what helps Kate Spade stay afloat in an industry bogged down by traditional photo campaigns.
Since then, it has had to stomach losses of up to $4 billion a year and a dramatic fall from grace that has left it fighting to stay afloat.
"What we will see more of is that shift toward supporting our fellow countrymen, helping them stay afloat and recognizing that small business boosts the local economy," said Scales.
They have consistently priced its bonds at levels implying that a bankruptcy was imminent, only to be surprised when the cash-strapped oil exporter somehow managed to stay afloat.
There was the city of wealthy New Yorkers who live on Park Avenue and another city like the South Bronx which is full of people struggling to stay afloat.
With American businesses struggling to stay afloat, the Obama White House unleashed its army of unelected bureaucrats to flood the country with a multitude of new rules and regulations.
There was a time when the pro-wrestler-turned-actor was trying to stay afloat doing sequels to bad franchises and playing the lead in straight-to-DVD movies.
"Lebanon needs commercial exchange with, and investment from, surrounding countries in order to stay afloat," Fouad Zmokhol, president of the Worldwide Association of Lebanese Businesspeople, told CNBC from Beirut.
Ultimately, we would be forced to absorb the increase and make up the difference by cutting overhead costs, which would lead to eliminating jobs in order to stay afloat.
When he later branched out into casinos, he got caught accepting an illegal loan from his father to stay afloat and got off with a slap on the wrist.
The program isn't out of the woods yet — it faces a long-term funding gap and needs a larger share of payroll tax revenue going forward to stay afloat.
As the $72 billion wedding industry continues to evolve and experiment with new models, Kleinfeld has found a way to stay afloat while peers like David's Bridal have faltered.
He attacked, and will attack, the hypocrisy of corporate titans deriding "socialist" programs then using massive government funding to stay afloat after their self-created economic disaster in 2008.
Bloomberg's report says that it is looking at other options beyond a formal bankruptcy filing to stay afloat, but the company faces big challenges in terms of operating costs.
What had previously taken an entire team, now has to somehow stay afloat, and caregivers will find themselves in uncharted territory as they try to navigate this new reality.
"You see these birds that put no apparent effort into being down there, and we're 10 men and women in a boat struggling just to stay afloat," Blake said.
Mr. Buttigieg exhibited unusual urgency on Thursday, sending a fund-raising appeal that for the first time issued a target he said the campaign must meet to stay afloat.
With so many major retailers struggling to stay afloat, it'd be easy to think smaller, mom-and-pop stores are doing even worse, or might be largely fading away.
Sources close to Peter tell TMZ ... the bar didn't have enough money to stay afloat after committing funds to other projects, and the place fell behind on its taxes.
In the end, financial institutions got trillions of dollars' worth of help to stay afloat, far more than the government spent on economic stimulus, unemployment benefits, or mortgage relief.
The institution has had to play cat-and-mouse with New York's landlords, and to stay afloat it has roved among half a dozen locations in SoHo and TriBeCa.
When he was 26, Dalio founded Bridgewater Associates out of his apartment (in 1975), and at one point had to borrow $4,000 from his father just to stay afloat.
Many think that without T-Mobile (TMUS), Sprint may struggle to stay afloat and will probably find itself in bankruptcy court, something even Sprint has begun to hint at.
Valeant used to be a small drugmaker, struggling to stay afloat by doing what pharmaceutical companies typically do: invest heavily in R. & D. in order to discover new drugs.
To stay afloat, Vicis planned to cut operating costs by half, curtail expansion plans and focus on just two football helmets — its adult model and a version for children.
Beyond its subject matter, Wind River's biggest competition for the Weinstein Company's attention is the Weinstein Company itself, which needs all the PR it can get to even stay afloat.
In some cases, financial institutions that cater to federal workers and members of the military are offering furlough relief loans to help affected workers stay afloat in the short term.
The Pittsburgh Pirates' recent eight-game losing streak severely hurt their chances to stay afloat in the National League wild-card race, but the club might have one last gasp.
The measures especially spooked shopkeepers already struggling to stay afloat due to hyperinflation, government-set prices for goods ranging from flour to diapers, and strict currency controls that crimp imports.
Bakery owner Luis Carballo, a 59-year-old who has worked in the bread sector for 45 years, said he would try to stay afloat but was full of dread.
A common misfortune across posts was unexpectedly taking out big loans for school and maxing out credit cards to stay afloat, especially when savings ran out after parents became unemployed.
In May 2012, the Spanish government seized control of the bank and ousted Mr. Rato after Bankia disclosed that it needed about €22 billion in fresh capital to stay afloat.
Even if Helios were to receive all of its payments from merchant processors back, it barely has enough cash to stay afloat for two months before the well runs dry.
But electricity distributors were struggling to stay afloat and so were unable to sign power-purchase agreements, leaving several mainly coal-fired plants dormant or operating at very low capacity.
One way Theranos is hoping to stay afloat is by offering double the shares — including some of founder Elizabeth Holmes' own shares — to investors if they promise not to sue.
But, then here's what happens…more business comes in and your clients all love you; yet it seems like you need to work harder and harder just to stay afloat.
Unable to swim, his domestic partner, Rabib Diab, did her best to stay afloat as she frantically sought help for her children, screaming, "My kids, my kids!" the AP reports.
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Oscar De La Hoya believes Floyd Mayweather is angling for a rematch with Canelo Alvarez -- claiming he's a broke-ass fraud who desperately needs a money fight to stay afloat.
Those that stay afloat may need to increase rates at other times of year, which could further depress off-season travel and hurt complementary businesses such as restaurants and taxis.
Unable to swim, his wife Rabib Diab, did her best to stay afloat as she frantically sought help for her children, screaming, "My kids, my kids!" the Associated Press reported.
For all their importance to the community, local newspapers have been under immense pressure over the last decade or so, struggling to stay afloat in an increasingly digital media landscape.
But as activists have pointed out, those seemingly high-minded goals are fundamentally incompatible with capitalism, as it takes a constantly renewing customer base for any business to stay afloat.
Journals were enabled by the printing press and mail services, and like all pre-internet publishing models, sold subscriptions and reprints of articles to stay afloat and recover their costs.
Though many workers take on a side hustles by choice rather than out of necessity, some do so to stay afloat while searching for a more supportive or stable job.
All of them are now successful business owners, but what not many people know is that they looked for creative sources of income to stay afloat while growing their companies.
She at first depicted Manafort's rise to riches, but Washkuhn ended her testimony with grim details of his financial collapse and desperate efforts to borrow from banks to stay afloat.
This credits-based system could help KidPass avoid the problems that plagued ClassPass – that company eventually had to raise prices and ditch its unlimited tier in order to stay afloat.
The new measures spooked shopkeepers already struggling to stay afloat due to hyperinflation, government-set prices for goods ranging from flour to diapers, and strict currency controls that crimp imports.
For years, USPS has struggled to stay afloat with the emergence of technology threatening their bottom line, but coronavirus has further strained their financial situation as mail volume has declined.
When a vanity production of "King Lear" is derailed by Cardoso's inability to stop laughing mid-performance, he is forced to accept a series of humiliating jobs to stay afloat.
The president was no different than other real estate developers and entrepreneurs who scrambled to stay afloat in a financial rough-and-tumble atmosphere 30 years ago during the recession.
This is the maximum — not what most claimants will receive — and given the high cost of living in places like NYC, claiming unemployment may not be enough to stay afloat.
Most indie theaters rely on a mix of new and old programming to stay afloat—playing, say, Avengers: Endgame throughout the week, and Alien (a Fox title) on the weekends.
The big picture: Farmers across the U.S. have had to cut costs, take up side gigs and go without health insurance to stay afloat during the U.S.-China trade war.
In this time of precarity, some H.B.C.U.s are getting crafty to stay afloat, using a grab bag of transformative shifts to boost enrollment, finances and the attractiveness of their curriculums.
To help Trump stay afloat, Pence plans to go to the mat for him during the Senate trial on television and on the campaign trail, but not on Capitol Hill.
Even as they hope the factories will stay afloat, the lace makers seem aware that the damage to France's lace industry — and to other manufacturers around the country — is permanent.
Greece can stay afloat without recourse to markets up to 2022 thanks to a 34 billion euro cash buffer it has built with unused loans and money raised from markets.
But Mitch really catches his sexual harassment stride when he's out of the office, and posing as an overworked news lover, just trying to stay afloat in his depressing life.
Wren and Glaisher end up ascending so high in the sky that eventually, the dangerous altitude threatens their lives as the balloon struggles to stay afloat in violent, freezing temperatures.
Even if the epidemic ends soon, it has taken a toll of China's economy, with companies laying off workers and needing loans running into billions of dollars to stay afloat.
"The Iranians are pretty confident they can stay afloat to 2021," both economically and in terms of internal security, he says, despite scattered protests and a looming sanctions-driven economic recession.
The new measures have worried shopkeepers already struggling to stay afloat due to hyperinflation, government-set prices for goods ranging from flour to diapers, and strict currency controls that crimp imports.
Bosnia's sole smelter and one of its biggest exporters last week threatened to halt production on July 6 unless the government of Bosnia's autonomous Bosniak-Croat Federation helped it stay afloat.
But that funding, capped at $32,000, is designed to give people money to stay afloat, not rebuild — it's money for getting a temporary roof over your head and buying dry clothes.
The new generators will only come on stream in three years and even then, this does not guarantee power because the major coal supplier, Hwange Colliery, is struggling to stay afloat.
It might also indicate that Giuliani's position at his shoulder is becoming politically untenable, since he keeps introducing new controversies to a White House that is already struggling to stay afloat.
Groupon itself has managed to stay afloat amid that drama, and has even shaped up to be a consolidator of sorts, snapping up its once-arch rival, LivingSocial, for a song.
The companies already struggling to stay afloat and shuttering stores, like Sears and J.C. Penney, are the ones that won't be able to keep pace with Amazon's wage hike, Storch said.
Virginia led by as many as 231 in the second half with Hunter and Jerome carrying the offense, but the Red Raiders' bench — sparked by Francis — helped Texas Tech stay afloat.
As the drone flew over, video shows a wave coming from behind the boat, toppling it, and a man in a red shirt trying to swim to safety and stay afloat.
Between its current coffers and the agreements he's working on, he thinks NuSI can stay afloat for several years, eventually supporting more outside research, though on a much more modest scale.
The pope opened his Apostolic Palace in Castel Gandolfo to the public in October in a bid to help the town's economy stay afloat, as he has never stayed there himself.
Most of them then had to raise prices or change their plans within a year or two of launching, so they could stay afloat as the cost of content went up.
Looking for the helpers, learning to soothe your fight-flight-freeze response and building social connections will help you stay afloat when you feel like you are drowning in bad news.
As a result, Turkey needs to tap the global financial market for around $85033 billion a year if it is to stay afloat and not default on its external debt obligations.
Without the fig leaf of a pro-Western government as their partners in Kabul, analysts have suggested, they will struggle to get the international aid the country needs to stay afloat.
He then shuffles to and from a modest apartment in the desert to his work at the Palace where he moonlights as a doomsday predictor, just trying to stay afloat. Haha.
Jet Airways posted its third consecutive quarterly loss on Monday and said it was undertaking a review of its business to cut costs and boost revenues in order to stay afloat.
America shames people who have the audacity to struggle, fastening a scarlet letter to those of us forced to stretch and bend and cheat and break resources just to stay afloat.
"Part of this effort will also include promoting the purchase of gifts cards from retailers, salons and establishments that offer massages, to help them stay afloat," he told CNBC by email.
With Sears Holdings increasingly desperate in its efforts to stay afloat, the company's C.E.O. gave his first in-depth interview in roughly 15 years to William D. Cohan of Vanity Fair.
In a time when Amazon is threatening most traditional retailers and malls are closing, the company argues that a brand needs solid merchandise and good branding to stay afloat...or else.
Orchestra officials said that they needed to make the cuts to stay afloat, after repeatedly running deficits and incurring what they described as $16 million in losses over the last decade.
Strapped for cash, the campaign didn't have enough money to run the TV and digital ads they had originally planned for early contests as they tried to stay afloat in Iowa.
So, here are a few things you can do as a consumer to help those businesses stay afloat, especially if you're someone whose income stream isn't affected by the novel coronavirus.
Planned Parenthood clinics in the Northwest and Midwest are trying to stay afloat financially after withdrawing this week from the federal family planning program known as Title X, the AP reports.
Pier 1 said in January that it plans to close 450 stores, representing about half of its total store count, as it struggles to stay afloat after years of falling sales.
With the ECB backstop fading, a weak economy and still-high political risk, Italy may find it still needs to woo its investors if it is to stay afloat next year.
It was once the US&aposs most valuable tech startup before a failed attempt at an initial public offering necessitated a bailout from its largest investor, SoftBank, just to stay afloat.
And if Zac hadn't grabbed the boogie board from one of the teenagers before retrieving Robinson, he may not have had the strength to stay afloat long enough while awaiting emergency services.
To stay afloat in recent years Carige has sold off its best assets, such as its insurance units, and it would struggle to attract a merger partner as recommended by the ECB.
The White Sox were the first AL team to reach 10 victories, and have used pitching and defense to stay afloat in the early stages while waiting for hitting to come around.
It was once a buzzword for the bureaucratic morass of Greece, which was forced to request three international bailouts from 2010 to 2015 totaling 280 billion euros ($317 billion) to stay afloat.
The team discovered the animal barely alive on Monday, struggling to stay afloat and breathe in a canal near the Malaysian border, Thailand's department of marine and coastal resources said on Facebook.
Lebanon's current account deficit stands at an eye-popping 507.53%, meaning it imports far more than it exports, spends more than it saves, and relies heavily on foreign remittances to stay afloat.
The company is searching for another round of capital to stay afloat, and now it's facing a bigger threat: Movie theaters are starting to compete by offering subscription services of their own.
And I am very conscious of my mistakes and my need to rectify them, not just to stay afloat but to banish this serious knock to my own sense of self-esteem.
To stay afloat in recent years Carige has sold off its best assets, such as its insurance units, and so would struggle to attract a merger partner as recommended by the ECB.
Stolpe cleans off his brush in a pickle jar filled with water so he can apply the next color to a dramatic painting of a ship fighting to stay afloat at sea.
Shares of Sears Holdings fell below $1 for the first time on Friday morning, hitting an all-time low as the department store chain is running out of time to stay afloat.
Though Tesla had just raised $2.7 billion this year to help the company stay afloat, Musk's email suggested that it would only last 10 months unless severe cost-cutting measures were introduced.
The EU's new regulatory environment might help fintech flourish While most of Europe has been mired in economic turmoil since 2008, Sweden has managed to stay afloat — and even accelerate its growth.
As brick and mortar stores struggle to stay afloat in the age of online shopping, the habits of the next generation of shoppers, Gen Z, will be key to determining their survival.
The goal in blackjack, at least the way I play, is to stay afloat and keep betting conservatively until I go on what's called a "run," a consecutive series of winning hands.
Start-up costs are challenging—a full Rock-afire Explosion band cost an estimated $90,000 in the early 22009s—but the restaurants stay afloat, eclipsing Pizza Hut and McDonalds in annual revenue.
It joins a list of apparel companies that are struggling to stay afloat today, as more sales move online and shoppers are lured to fast-fashion brands like Zara and H&M.
Ezra is one of several marine firms hit by a downturn in oil prices since 2014 that has forced many to restructure debt and cut costs in a battle to stay afloat.
Proponents of publicly funded journalism say the funding largely benefits stations in rural areas that would struggle to stay afloat on just ad revenue and that public funding promotes high-quality journalism.
"In order for us to stay afloat and keep people coming from Raleigh, Wilmington, and Richmond, people have to feel like it was worth the drive and worth the time," she says.
In a video recorded last July, the teens -- ages 14 to 19 -- laughed as Jamel Dunn, 31, struggled to stay afloat in a pond near his family's home in Cocoa, police said.
Some of the companies that own these facilities are looking for government handouts to stay afloat and, unfortunately, the Energy Department under the Trump administration currently appears to be willing to oblige.
Farmers need consistency and stability in trade policy to stay afloat, yet by introducing uncertainty and disruption, the trade war is causing a ripple effect throughout the agricultural sector that threatens farmers.
At one point when DraftKings' legal situation in NY was looking particularly gloomy there was even a rumor that DraftKings would have to merge with FanDuel, its biggest competitor, to stay afloat.
The provisions are also unlikely to save those small businesses that will have to come up with cash to stay afloat until they can actually get the government's aid money in hand.
I'm fortunate that I work as an established energy analyst, which allows me to stay afloat financially and continue my work as a leader of the Democratic Choice party here in Russia.
I had certain things that I was under a lot of stress to do certain things that I felt like I had to do otherwise I felt like I couldn't stay afloat.
Panagis said that he learned that the best way to stay afloat during tough times as a freelancer was to build recurring revenue, rather than being fully dependent on project-based work. 
Jiwasraya needed to top up its capital by 32.9 trillion rupiah to stay afloat and it also owed about 16 trillion rupiah to policyholders, according to company documents as of November 2019.
In an interview, Mr. Mjartan said the deposit came in 2017 — well before Mr. Steyer became a presidential candidate — after he requested assistance from Beneficial State to help his bank stay afloat.
Others are making plans to sell pipes, tobacco products, CBD oil and kratom, an herbal supplement that the Food and Drug Administration has said can be dangerous, to try and stay afloat.
Whether you ride high, get dragged under, or simply manage to stay afloat, The Discourse churns on, sustained by a frenzy of posts and overheated takes but somehow never descending into chaos.
Since his heart attack earlier this month, the press has begun loudly asking how long Senator Bernie Sanders can stay afloat in the Democratic primary and why, moreover, he should bother trying.
The "Mad Money" host also turned to the widely disliked retail sector, in which many players are struggling to stay afloat as online giants like Amazon encroach on brick-and-mortar business.
When the gold price fell some companies were forced to shelve expensive projects and sell mines to stay afloat while battling a mountain of debt taken on to fund a buying spree.
Lacking the resources to compete with major brands, John and his team had to develop other forms of currency to stay afloat — a challenge that resulted in a steadfast commitment to collaboration.
He moved to New York City after high school, interning under Cinematic Music Group's Jonny Shipes, hustling beats where he could, selling weed to stay afloat—all the while going to school.
The Times Accountants in Britain will have to make more thorough checks that a company has the financial strength to stay afloat under regulatory proposals issued after the collapses of Carillion and BHS.
Sears is expected to close another round of stores early next year, as the bankrupt department store chain now tries to stay afloat via a $4.4 billion bid from its chairman, Eddie Lampert.
Still, support from the larger Gulf neighbors, like the recently agreed $10 billion bailout package for Bahrain and a similar arrangement expected for Oman, suggest that these countries will manage to stay afloat.
And it's taking a toll on the local economy -- the unemployment rate rose from 3.9% in August to 4.6% in September, with retailers, hotels, restaurants, and tour companies citywide struggling to stay afloat.
The elder Wang, who died less than a year later, departed as his company was struggling to stay afloat under a new set of leaders, who laid off thousands of the company's employees.
With analysts forecasting a slowed, but continued, cash burn in the second half of 203, Tesla may need to borrow up to $220 billion by the end of the year to stay afloat.
It's the latest change to the unlimited moviegoing service as the company desperately tries to stay afloat in the wake of problems like entirely running out of money at the end of July.
For the 35 long days when the government was shutdown, as 800,000 federal workers went without pay, many struggled to stay afloat and feed their families, uncertain when they would find economic stability.
While some people's financial fortunes (mostly the rich) have since recovered and the economy as a whole is considered healthy, it's people in their 20s who are often still struggling to stay afloat.
As adults, though, time is at a premium and learning a new language can feel like an extra chore in a life already crowded with parenting, netflixing or just trying to stay afloat.
The fact that millions of unemployed workers will be incapable of filling millions of unfilled jobs in reasonable timeframes that ensure they can stay afloat—is among the greatest challenges of our time.
Considering the way these companies have managed to stay afloat with the secondaries, it could mean that the worst is over for commodity stocks that have moved above the $2 to $3 range.
The bank has been selling off its assets to stay afloat but it can still boast a solid client base, bankers say, and would see its funding costs drop sharply if taken over.
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Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Italy's third-biggest lender, is pressing on with efforts to tap the market for 5 billion euros ($5.3 billion) of fresh cash that it needs to stay afloat.
The Conservatives will have no problem aping this in order to stay afloat, and many Labour MPs are calling for Labour to rediscover the socialist patriotism carved out by Orwell in the 1940s.
For California residents, one of these indirect effects might prove to be astronomical utility bills, as Pacific Gas and Electric Company has struggled to stay afloat in the wake of unprecedented wildfire damage.
But the suit watchers I've spoken to suggest there are a few hundred makers active at any given time, about a hundred of whom have some longevity and enough business to stay afloat.
Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Italy's third-biggest lender, is pressing ahead with a last-ditch attempt to raise 5 billion euros of fresh cash it needs from the market to stay afloat.
Now, as Sears enters its 126th holiday shopping season, the company is struggling to stay afloat and some parts of the country are devoid of Sears and Kmart stores for hundreds of miles.
While no small business will be spared the economic sledgehammer that has fallen in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, some will have a much harder time finding alternative ways to stay afloat.
Through it all, Mr. Noor has been trying to stay afloat, and some even see his meetings as the moves of a potential candidate who is testing his prospects for a bigger move.
Roughly 75 percent of automotive supplier establishments employ fewer than 100 workers, and these firms – like all small businesses in the United States – are going to need help with liquidity to stay afloat.
The three-year-old Brex caters mainly to other startups, many of which are struggling to stay afloat without fresh venture funding and are looking to make drastic cuts in the weeks ahead.
More than half of the 30 million small businesses in the US typically have only 15 days worth of cash reserves to stay afloat, according to a JP Morgan report published this month.
A unit of Toshiba Corp, Westinghouse has asked a U.S. bankruptcy judge in Manhattan to allow it to borrow up to $800 million from affiliates of Apollo Global Management LLC to stay afloat.
At Chromat, Becca McCharen-Tran channeled her postelection feelings into all of her designs, conceptualizing "garments that can help the wearer stay afloat and protected" in partnership with Klymit, an outdoor goods company.
But the company is only now emerging from what its co-founder and chief executive Zach Supalla called a "turbulent period," prompting layoffs and cost-cutting to help stay afloat, TechCrunch has learned.
RZA's latest puts T.I., Wesley Snipes, and Ethan Hawke, among others, in a heist movie about four friends who rob a casino to stay afloat after New Orleans is hit by Hurricane Katrina.
These companies have largely exhausted funding alternatives after issuing more equity and debt, tapping second-lien loans and shedding assets over the last two years to stay afloat as banks trimmed credit lines.
Prior to the Perez sisters purchasing the San Antonio Wing Zone, the location had been struggling to stay afloat, with the previous owner having to pay employees out of pocket toward the end.
"Within the black community, through my eyes, there is always a constant struggle to stay afloat and try to maintain a safe and relaxing environment, so that's what Tea Time depicts," Chromati says.
With analysts forecasting a slowed, but continued, cash burn in the second half of 2420, Tesla may need to borrow up to $2546 billion by the end of the year to stay afloat.
Bosnia's sole aluminium smelter and one of the country's biggest exporters on Wednesday threatened it would halt production on July 6 unless the government of Bosnia's autonomous Bosniak-Croat Federation, helps it stay afloat.
The issues have put some schools, like North Carolina's Bennett College (a historically black women's college founded in 250), at risk of losing their accreditation, while others have drastically raised tuition to stay afloat.
The government has already paid out 3.1 billion kuna ($474.57 million) on the basis of state guarantees extended in previous years to help Uljanik stay afloat, driving the general budget into deficit in 2018.
Someone described it to me as a Wild West: They went from having so many rules, to now they can do whatever they want, and they're trying to figure it out and stay afloat.
SARAJEVO, July 3 (Reuters) - Aluminij Mostar, Bosnia's sole aluminium smelter said on Wednesday it would halt production on July 6 unless the regional government helped the heavily-indebted and loss-making company stay afloat.
Physical demand ahead of the festival season in India helped gold prices stay afloat on Thursday amid a firm dollar, while markets awaited more direction on a rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
People have speculated about how MoviePass plans to stay afloat, including leveraging data it collected from users, sponsorships from studios to help push specific films, and strong-arming theaters into sharing profits from concessions.
The firm wants to issue more shares and warrants to stay afloat, but that could be a hard sell considering that its share price has collapsed from $32.90 on October 11th to 18 cents.
In June 2017, Gymboree filed for bankruptcy protection but managed to eliminate $900 million of debt, the WSJ reported, and stay afloat after making the decision to pass control of the company to lenders.
The writedown is the latest setback for the multinational retailer, which has been fighting to stay afloat since it revealed holes in its accounts last December that wiped $15 billion off its market value.
However, considering the way these companies have managed to stay afloat with the secondaries, it could mean that the worst is over for commodity stocks that have moved above the $2 to $3 range.
Up to around 1.5 billion euros worth of claims will not be written off, including loans with adequate collateral and a liquidity loan from last summer taken to enable the company to stay afloat.
The donation set a new benchmark for private sector philanthropy in Australia, where educators, doctors and arts organizations - the typical beneficiaries of private sector charity - have traditionally relied on government subsidies to stay afloat.
The feature, which lets you perform... The infamous message board 4chan is struggling to stay afloat and will have to make changes to reduce costs, the site's owner wrote in a post on Sunday.
Separate efforts to help banks offload billions of euros of bad loans are also struggling, leaving Italy's third largest lender Monte dei Paschi di Siena in desperate need of new funds to stay afloat.
As BMPS embarks on its third rights issue in as many years, the lender is hoping the market will put such fears aside and place its faith in its complex plan to stay afloat.
It is now clear that our nation's consumer laws have failed to keep up with the explosion of student debt and distress, depriving borrowers of the rights and protections they need to stay afloat.
It might sound like bad news, but it's actually an important part of GameStop's effort to reboot — the company is shoring up operating expenses and other needless expenditures as it attempts to stay afloat.
The island has had to slash public services in an effort to stay afloat, and the White House warned that even more severe steps, like the shuttering of hospitals, could come without congressional action.
With Federal Reserve rate increases pushing up interest expenses and the U.S. economy facing a slowdown as it nears a cyclical downturn, more and more of those borrowers may scramble just to stay afloat.
Under the leadership of co-founder and chief executive officer Ben Silbermann, it has expanded over the years as it has attempted to monetize the platform, which relies on ad revenue to stay afloat.
The backdrop: This comes less than two weeks after the New York-based data and analytics company launched a $164 million bond sale to provide capital funding for the subscription service to stay afloat.
Home fitness giant Peloton may now be planning one of the most hotly anticipated IPOs of the year — but just a few years ago, the company struggled to raise enough money to stay afloat.
The launch of the new Kmart shop in Brooklyn comes at a time when Sears is struggling to stay afloat, weighed down by declining sales, a heavy debt load and too much real estate.
And with health care costs, in-home care costs and average life expectancy on the rise, Cramer was concerned that GE could be taking on too much water to be able to stay afloat.
Twice Tsitsipas nervelessly held serve to stay afloat as the final moved into a final-set tiebreak for the first time since 2005 and only the fourth time in the event's 50-year history.
Given that Curry's knee sprain reportedly is not severe and that he is expected to return at some point in the next two weeks, the Warriors only need to stay afloat until his return.
Headlines are filled with people worried about when they'll be able to go back to work and trying to figure out the hours they'll need to work to stay afloat while they juggle responsibilities.
A number of its portfolio companies have struggled in recent months, most notably WeWork, which scrapped its initial public offering last year and needed an over $10 billion bailout from SoftBank to stay afloat.
That was how Musaab's voyage began, and it ended as he tumbled into the sea with hundreds of other passengers frantically clawing the water to stay afloat, their arms and legs and bodies tangling together.
Greece, struggling to meet the terms of its international bailout which helps it stay afloat, is also the main gateway into the EU for thousands of refugees, mainly from Syria and other war-torn countries.
The CEO also offered up advice for new students making the move from university research into a commercial market and discussed the importance of funding from departments like DARPA in helping robot companies stay afloat.
In contrast, the United States lost about 22017 percent, or some 22019 million people, of its workforce during the two years of the 231/123 Great Recession as companies laid off workers to stay afloat.
European Union rules do not allow direct state financial help but last January the European Commission cleared Croatia's state guarantee for a loan worth 96 million euros ($109.80 million) to help the shipyard stay afloat.
The National Energy Administration's (NEA's) bureau in charge of northwest China said the payment backlog had forced many Ningxia projects to take high-interest loans to stay afloat, with some unable to afford basic maintenance.
Hezbollah, together with Iranian forces, has been helping the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad stay afloat — and the two have opened up a new arena in which to threaten Israel in the process.
This summer's dip in box-office receipts, coupled with the unexpected success of some presumed outliers, is a good sign that studios are going to have to start experimenting more in order to stay afloat.
Nikos Stavrinidis told the AP in a dramatic account he was with a group of people who struggled to stay afloat for two hours after being disoriented in the smoke across the wind-whipped seas.
The group still faces its share of headwinds, including weakness in existing home sales, tight inventory and rising mortgage rates, but Tepper said so long as job and wage growth continues, homebuilders should stay afloat.
According to analysts, traders and bankers , he may soon need Russian government support to stay afloat: Shares in Rusal, the aluminum producer he controls, have fallen 55 percent since Friday, when the sanctions were unveiled.
As she kicked and flailed to stay afloat in the deep water, she didn't feel any pain, she recalls, but she did hear her travel companions screaming, which made her realize something had gone wrong.
"But, and this is a big but, if the price of crude could just stay between $35 and $40, many of these troubled oil companies can pull of the unthinkable and stay afloat," Cramer said.
Fitch also expects agricultural banks and lenders' loan portfolios to grow in the near to medium term, as farmers scramble to stay afloat with bigger operational loans and commercial banks pull back from the space.
Although Iraq joined other OPEC members in a production cut — a challenge for the country's oil-reliant economy — some analysts believe the oil sector is managing to stay afloat in an environment of lower prices.
Total bonus payments dropped from 2.4 billion euros in 2015 to around 500 million euros in 2016 as the bank sharply curtailed them following speculation that it would need a state bailout to stay afloat.
The gains pushed CME shares back towards prices last seen before the company warned markets in October 2013 that it needed Time Warner's help to stay afloat, wiping more than 50 percent off its value.
The organization filed for a bankruptcy petition in Indianapolis, its latest attempt to stay afloat after the U.S. Olympic Committee last month initiated the first steps to removing USA Gymnastic's recognition as a national body.
Funded by the government's national health mission and run by the non-profit Centre for North East Studies and Policy Research (C-NES), the boat clinics struggled to stay afloat without a reliable power source.
The loss is the latest setback for the multinational retailer which has been fighting to stay afloat since last December when it revealed holes in its accounts that wiped $15 billion off its market value.
Similarly, "Divorce," her much-anticipated HBO comeback, which premieres on Sunday, is a dark comedy about middle-age suburbanites trying to stay afloat in crumbling marriages, not oversexed Manhattanites surfing their way through their 30s.
Even while scaling back investments in the United States to stay afloat, the private company he founded after he was forced out of Chesapeake Energy three years ago was making deals from Australia to Mexico.
Despite ticket prices averaging £200 and big events attracting hundreds of thousands, the amount of money many British festivals scrape back is so little that even the most seemingly-stable ones struggle to stay afloat.
GitLab, meanwhile, is mostly coasting on infusions of venture capital, leading some developers to wonder how it will manage to stay afloat as an open source project unless it can increase its paid user base.
In an era where news outlets are struggling to stay afloat, there are no better examples of why it's so important to have beat reporters who can zero in on a big target when needed.
As for the dark side, he said he does enough wholesale trade to ensure that his shop would stay afloat if the rent became unaffordable when his lease comes up for renewal in four years.
The four-star Hotel Silberhorn, just across from the train station, is converting part of its hotel into apartments and using the proceeds to improve the hotel infrastructure, pay high staff costs and stay afloat.
In company news, Sears CEO Eddie Lampert said Tuesday that the struggling retailer is "fighting like hell" to stay afloat, but unfair media coverage is making it difficult for the company to turn business around.
If you're facing a loss in income or even your entire livelihood, you may be looking around to see what your options are — including the option to use credit cards liberally just to stay afloat.
Despite the recent hit to brick-and-mortar retail sales in the face of the current health and economic crisis, some companies have managed to stay afloat by using their ecommerce business as their lifeline.
As the business was struggling to stay afloat two years later, QVC gave her one shot at a 10-minute live on-air slot to sell 6,400 units of the brand&aposs now-iconic concealer.
To preserve enough money to stay afloat, the company furloughed the majority of its employees for about two weeks in November, said the people, who asked not to be named because the information is confidential.
The latest blow to LeEco – once a high-flying technology empire with a bright future – comes as it battles to stay afloat amid a mountain of debt, huge losses and court orders freezing its assets.
Lorene Scafaria's superb, ripped-from-the-headlines crime drama "Hustlers" follows a squad of New York City strippers looking to stay afloat after the 2008 recession shrinks their stock of big-time Wall Street customers.
While some non-profit newsrooms have had successes — and national newspapers like The New York Times and The Washington Post have thrived recently — local papers have been reduced to joining large conglomerates to stay afloat.
It'll lift you up, it'll drag you down, but mostly its a reminder that most of life is lived somewhere in the middle of those two poles, doing your best to stay afloat amid the chaos.
It seemed to many onlookers that he had been brought in way too early, more out of Sauber's desire to secure funds to stay afloat rather than because they had detected a rare and precocious talent.
As talks of closing down Brookdale have recently intensified, the hospital received $158 million in state grants to stay afloat in 2014, which, a hospital spokesperson told me, was used for capital projects and ongoing operations.
Jacober, who is an operations specialist in the Coast Guard, was on a beach in Panama City, Florida, with friends when he saw a woman in the water calling for help and struggling to stay afloat.
J.C. Penny, trying to stay afloat, has shut locations around the country, cut jobs and renovated stores as part of a multi-year turnaround plan that sped up under newly-installed Chief Executive Officer Jill Soltau.
In a game both teams needed to win to stay afloat, the Flyers scored five first-period goals en route to a 33-3 rout over the Islanders on Thursday night at the Wells Fargo Center.
The 2013 NASS report did try to offer some helpful advice to Christmas tree farms trying to stay afloat and appeal to customers with a bit less space for a tree in their lives (or apartments).
While its stores will keep trading, the appointment of administrators marks the latest corporate failure in the British retail sector after House of Fraser, electronics firm Maplin and cycle shop Evans all struggled to stay afloat.
Denel, which makes weapons, missiles and armored vehicles for the South African armed forces and clients in Africa, the Gulf and Europe, is battling to stay afloat after reporting a 1.7 billion rand ($121 million) loss.
Sound smart: None of the big players are profitable: Spotify is about go public; Pandora is taking big money from SiriusXM to compete; and Soundcloud just laid off 40 percent of its staff to stay afloat.
You may not be familiar with Gumpert, a boutique German supercar maker that skidded along for a while, struggling to stay afloat for years until it was bought by a Hong Kong firm in recent weeks.
He and Proctor were able to stay afloat by self-funding the company, doing a lot of the heavy software lifting themselves, and hiring contractors for very specific parts of the rest of the Runcible's development.
Passage of the PWFA is a concrete policy goal the president can champion that will ensure women are treated fairly in the workforce and help millions of hard-working Americans stay afloat as their families grow.
But now taxpayers are at risk of having to foot the bill as mining companies either file for bankruptcy or redirect their dwindling dollars elsewhere to stay afloat — including paying obscenely generous compensation packages to executives.
The new tax rates, applied to funds under management, underline how Athens is relying on a narrow, overstressed tax base to stay afloat, depressing economic activity, while the country's large black economy remains out of reach.
Italian officials are expected to meet Friday to formally approve a 5 billion euro ($5.2 billion) government rescue of the world's oldest bank, just days after it failed to raise enough private cash to stay afloat.
Defaults and fraud cases in China's shadow banking sector have risen in past years as the economy has slowed and struggling companies have been forced to pay higher interest rates to raise cash to stay afloat.
Many airlines worldwide say they may not survive the crisis, which deepened on Thursday as German flag carrier Lufthansa warned the industry might not stay afloat without state aid if the pandemic lasts a long time.
Big movie theater chains like AMC and Regal have announced plans to close hundreds of multiplexes across the country, as have boutique chains like Alamo Drafthouse, with theater owners asking Congress for help to stay afloat.
A lifeline in the form of a $300 million line of credit, temporarily eased concerns, but the recent service outages and emergency again stoked fears that MoviePass might not be able to stay afloat much longer.
In the first few years of conservatorship, as home values plummeted and foreclosure rates spiked, Fannie Mae drew $533 billion and Freddie Mac drew $71.6 billion from the Treasury to stay afloat, according to quarterly filings.
He argued that the two agencies have sent more than $280 billion to the Treasury since 2013, nearly $100 billion more than the capital infusion they received from taxpayers to stay afloat during the financial crisis.
With the clock ticking on an end-of-year deadline, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Italy's most-troubled bank, prepared a last-ditch attempt to raise the €25bn ($5.3bn) in new capital it needs to stay afloat.
Why it matters: Unlike one-time rival Homejoy, Handy has been able to stay afloat for several years despite criticism of its use of independent contractors (and even a lawsuit,) and even turning a profit last year.
MILAN, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Troubled Italian builder Astaldi said on Monday it had asked for court permission to take out a 75 million euro ($85 million) loan from alternative lender Fortress in a race to stay afloat.
The thing is, for those who have only made a hobby of astrology (and prefer to stick to sun signs only), a little shorthand is needed to stay afloat on the surface of this ocean-deep practice.
"Children's Place and Foot Locker have both been able to triumph at a time when most retailers are struggling to stay afloat, and I think these two stocks could have even more room to run, " he said.
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South African Airways (SAA) needs a new capital injection "now" to stay afloat and is in discussions with banks and the National Treasury for "an open credit line", its chief executive said on Tuesday.
Not only does the deal let Virgin Hyperloop One stay afloat, but it also helps the company maintain ties in two geographic regions — Russia and the middle East — where it would like to sign contracts in 2018.
It's not clear what kind of regulation would help drivers stay afloat— Mayor Bill de Blasio's attempts to cap the number of Uber drivers in New York have failed so far, largely because of the company's influence.
It also called for banks to reduce costs for short-term credit products such as bridge loans, which private firms rely on to stay afloat through tough business cycles, while examining risk in their loan guarantee businesses.
"We were floating around for an hour in the middle of the lake before help arrived," said Riko Sahputra, who clutched a motorcycle helmet to stay afloat before a passing boat rescued him, news website Kompas said.
Antonio's partner, Darren, emphasized that they were only able to get Antonio his medication because they had a committed immigration attorney, the help of a congressman, and the financial resources to stay afloat during the costly ordeal.
The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday that SoftBank had won the takeover bid for WeWork, which is battling to stay afloat after Neumann stepped down as CEO and the firm delayed its initial public offering indefinitely.
Greek maritime fuel provider Aegean Marine Petroleum Network Inc sought bankruptcy protection on Tuesday with a $532 million loan to help it stay afloat and a plan to sell itself after narrowly avoiding liquidation earlier this year.
Taking a page from his old playbook, Mr. McClendon tried to stay afloat by putting up his own assets, from homes to vintage wines to his part ownership of the Oklahoma City Thunder basketball team, as collateral.
The plan, drafted by Senate Republicans, would include direct payments to many Americans, as well as $300 billion in loans to help struggling businesses stay afloat and a $200 billion facility for important industries such as airlines.
In this current environment that constantly encourages us to stay afloat on the winds of influencers and #trending, how refreshing and necessary to hear that sticking to your guns is the essential route to a healthy psyche.
She was struggling to stay afloat with a toddler son in her own apartment nearby, hiding from the boy's father, a heroin addict and a thief who would be out of jail soon and looking for her.
When borrowers run into trouble, private lenders are not required to help them stay afloat, said Seth Frotman, executive director of the Student Borrower Protection Center, a nonprofit group that advocates reforms in the student loan industry.
Regardless of the board shakeup, GameStop's stock continues to languish in the lower $4 range as the company attempts to stay afloat until next-gen game consoles arrive this holiday season from Microsoft's Xbox and Sony's PlayStation. 
Households and businesses hit by supply disruptions and a drop in demand could be targeted to receive cash transfers, wage subsidies, and tax relief, helping people to meet their needs and businesses to stay afloat, Gopinath wrote.
So millions of Iranians, particularly younger ones, find themselves caught like Mr. Faraji in a vicious cycle of hidden poverty, an exhausting hustle to stay afloat, working multiple jobs and running moneymaking schemes just to keep up.
For one, the job prospects for many graduates of for-profit, two-year and non-selective four-year schools aren't great, making it hard to earn the income needed to pay back loans and otherwise stay afloat.
Inflation is currently under control, at 4.2 percent, but may rise as small businesses that previously thrived by dodging taxes are forced to hike prices to stay afloat or fold, handing extra pricing power to larger firms.
Why it matters: The central bank is confident the economy doesn't need easier borrowing conditions to stay afloat and signaled no further cuts through the 2020 presidential election, though uncertainties like the U.S.-China trade war remain.
That may still be the goal for most, but in the last several decades, a much more realistic option for startups that managed to stay afloat was to be acquired by another company in the same sector.
"Most of our members saw double digit falls in sales (in February)," Thomson Cheng, chairman of the Hong Kong Retail Management Association, said on a conference call this month, adding many retailers were cutting staff to stay afloat.
The document also called for banks to reduce costs for short-term credit products such as bridge loans, which private firms rely on to stay afloat through tough business cycles, while examining risk in their loan guarantee businesses.
The trailer finds Molly struggling to stay afloat as a waitress in Los Angeles when her boss (Jeremy Strong) taps her to run his secret weekly poker game at the Cobra Lounge, an infamous den for illegal gambling.
So, in order to make sure we stay afloat during this saccharine season (especially if we're currently un-cuffed), we've rounded up and mapped out the best new limited edition V-Day treats that 2018 has to offer.
FRANKFURT, July 30 (Reuters) - Bankrupt German wind turbine manufacturer Senvion has sufficient financing to stay afloat until the end of August, Chief Executive Yves Rannou said at a townhall meeting, according to a person who attended the meeting.
The volatile weather is part of a larger pattern of human-caused climate change, and the Trump administration is deliberately prioritizing industrial-scale agriculture; both are making it harder for small and midsized family farms to stay afloat.
The mall brand has struggled to stay afloat amid a rise of competing e-commerce brands and rental companies that cater to expectant mothers, paired with a national birth rate that hit a 32-year-low in 2018.
That does not mean it's not a struggle every single day to stay afloat, to find reasons to keep going, to dredge up strength from somewhere to put one foot in front of the other and keep going.
Earlier, Le Maire told RTL radio that the government was mobilizing 45 billion euros ($46 billion) in crisis measures to help companies stay afloat through the virus outbreak, consisting in large part of tax and payroll charge deferrals.
Earlier, Le Maire told RTL radio that the government was mobilising 45 billion euros ($46 billion) in crisis measures to help companies stay afloat through the virus outbreak, consisting in large part of tax and payroll charge deferrals.
WASHINGTON — The $2 trillion stimulus package passed by the Senate on Wednesday will send about $14 billion to colleges and universities that are hemorrhaging money as they close their campuses and try to stay afloat with distance learning.
Since 2017, MoviePass burned through millions of dollars paying for movie tickets, briefly shut down a couple times when it couldn't pay its bills and was eventually forced to dramatically water down its service just to stay afloat.
To prevent a repeat of those taxpayer-financed rescues, the Fed now requires banks to maintain capital cushions that would allow them not only to stay afloat but also to keep lending during periods of intense financial stress.
But because of the debt companies end up owing creditors as part of a deal, they sometimes find themselves with such high interest payments that they can't make the investments necessary to be competitive or even stay afloat.
But the writing had been on the wall for months, and MoviePass did itself no favors when it realized in 2018, with around 3 million monthly subscribers, that it would have to start cutting costs to stay afloat.
ROME/MILAN, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Italian builder Astaldi is talking to Fortress and other alternative lenders to secure 70 million euros ($13 million) of immediate bridge funding in a race to stay afloat, three sources said on Thursday.
The trend for curbside lunch vending is down 50 percent from its peak three years ago, he said, and to stay afloat, many carts — there are around 450 in the Washington area — have diversified into catering and events.
But even as some of the genre's marquee festivals struggle to stay afloat, club culture at large has remained vibrant, spawning new sounds and scenes and reimagining old favorites to assert the continued relevance of house and techno.
Greece and its creditors — the European Union and the International Monetary Fund — reached a deal last week on a set of measures, including pension cuts, it must implement to qualify for more bailout aid which helps it stay afloat.
When he later branched out into casinos, he got caught accepting an illegal loan from his father to stay afloat; he got off with a slap on the wrist and was allowed to continue in that business as well.
And while a small number of funds — taking a long-term view — are unfazed by the difficulty in repatriating profits in Nigeria's current climate, local businesses they hope will populate their malls and offices are struggling to stay afloat.
Image: Getty ImagesPandora is trying valiantly to stay afloat in a sea filled with competitors like Spotify and Apple Music, and now the company has tapped music legend Questlove to help rescue it from the murky depths of irrelevance.
MILAN, Dec 23 (Reuters) - Italy's Monte dei Paschi di Siena said on Friday it would request a capital injection from the state after failing to raise 5 billion euros ($5.2 billion) it needed from private investors to stay afloat.
Eskom, which supplies more than 90% of the country's electricity but was forced to implement power cuts this year, fails to generate sufficient profit to meet its debt servicing costs and has required state cash injections to stay afloat.
When he later branched out into casinos, he got caught accepting an illegal loan from his father to stay afloat and got off with a slap on the wrist and was allowed to continue in that business as well.
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian clean technology companies are struggling to stay afloat and falling behind global peers even as Ottawa promises to boost the sector and move the country toward a low carbon future, a report released on Thursday showed.
As idyllic as the trip looks, leave it to Schumer to bring it back to reality with a photo of her struggling to stay afloat a pool flamingo (basically, a scene that looks a lot more like our weekend).
That allowed them to withstand an injury to Kyle Lowry, stay afloat in the East, and when the All-Star point guard returned, they once again looked like the biggest threat to James on this side of the bracket.
Chinese companies, with ever more cash tied up in stocks and unpaid bills, are facing their tightest liquidity crunch in a decade, according to a Reuters analysis, forcing some into more costly and less secure borrowing to stay afloat.
Blue Jays 73, Yankees 0 TORONTO — There was little point, as Manager Joe Girardi saw it, to assess how many wins the Yankees needed in their four-game series here to stay afloat in the American League playoff race.
In an interview with Newsweek, Raizada, the same co-owner Fox originally accused of using a racial slur, said that Echo Fox is nearly bankrupt and will terminate both player and employee contracts in an effort to stay afloat.
Eskom, which supplies more than 90 percent of the country's electricity but has implemented severe power cuts this year, fails to generate sufficient profit to meet its debt-service costs and has required state cash injections to stay afloat.
He established his thesis on "Come Back to Earth," the opener—"I was drowning, but now I'm swimming / Through stressful waters to relief"—but then played with the metaphor, rapping that it wasn't always that easy to stay afloat.
Well, no need to feel that anymore, because plenty of restaurants are relying on takeout orders to stay afloat right now, and delivery apps like Caviar, Postmates, Grubhub, and Seamless are making it easy and safe to support them.
Both Airbus and Boeing typically turn to leasing companies to stay afloat when economic concerns deter airlines, but the financiers who now control about half the world fleet pick their moment carefully in order to capture the steepest discounts.
In "What It Takes for an Independent Record Store to Survive Now," in Pitchfork, Joel Oliphint tracked the ups and downs of Used Kids, a record store in Columbus, Ohio, that has managed to stay afloat for 30 years.
The Russian banks are now receiving or are likely to receive an infusion of funds from their parent corporations in Russia in order to stay afloat, according to banking analysts, and are a source of much-needed capital for Ukraine.
Zac and Cindy Edwards had just exchanged vows and were posing for photographs on August 2 at Orange Beach, Alabama, when a panicked woman pointed to 18-year-old Jamel Robinson, who was struggling to stay afloat far from the shore.
SoundCloud just got a shoutout from Chance the Rapper at the Grammys, but the service has been having a rough time since Drake left, with Recode reporting it recently had to raise a $70 million debt round just to stay afloat.
Protesters told Reuters they were struggling to stay afloat because of the high costs of part-privatized education and health systems, rents and utilities, and a privatize pension system has been widely rejected for its low and often delayed payouts.
He began selling parcels of polished diamonds (90 percent of the world's diamonds are cut in India) to jewelry manufacturers and wholesalers in the U.S. and U.K., but Modi soon realized he had to do something different to stay afloat.
It has also seen an increase in the number of bond issuers trying to renegotiate the terms of their credit to stay afloat, a disturbing signal in a market skewed to retail buyers and smaller issues subject to light scrutiny.
ROME, Dec 22 (Reuters) - The Italian cabinet met late on Thursday to discuss details of a widely anticipated government-led rescue of Monte dei Paschi di Siena after the bank failed to raise enough money from private investors to stay afloat.
Another recent poll from BizBuySell, an online business for sale marketplace, surveyed more than 1,700 small business owners and found 43% say China tariffs will increase business costs, and of that group 64% plan to increase prices to stay afloat.
"Children's Place and Foot Locker have both been able to triumph at a time when most retailers are struggling to stay afloat, and I think these two stocks could have even more room to run, " the "Mad Money " host said.
"I had to push harder on other items to stay afloat," said Cotlon, who has gained national recognition for opening one of the only grocery stores in New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward, which was devastated by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Nearly a dozen Singapore-listed firms in the offshore services sector have sought to restructure their bonds and loans over the past two years to stay afloat, hit by a slump in orders as oil prices remain low by historical standards.
In January last year the Croatian government helped it stay afloat with state guarantees for a loan worth 96 million euros ($111 million), while previous governments guaranteed other loans extended to Uljanik, which is now putting pressure on public finances.
In the more than two-minute long video, the five teen boys -- who are between the ages of 14 and 16 -- can be heard laughing as the man struggles to stay afloat in a pond near his family's home, police said.
But so far, the industry has managed to stay afloat, with $5.7 billion of funding inflows in 2015, up 152 percent on a funding basis and 102 percent on a deals basis year-over-year, according to research by CB Insights.
And as an independent boutique automaker, Aston has had to rely on table scraps and its own wit to stay afloat without a steady cash stream from a corporate parent; LeEco seems to be serving that role, at least in part.
Hahnemann, which served mostly patients insured through Medicaid and struggled to stay afloat on those low reimbursement rates, would have needed massive investment in equipment and IT systems in order to have a shot at attracting a more lucrative clientele.
In the more than two-minute long video, five teen boys -- who are between the ages of 14 and 16 -- can be heard laughing as the man struggles to stay afloat in a pond near his family's home, police said.
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - China once helped drive global dairy demand but its stockpiling of powdered milk sent prices plunging and has left farmers in the world's top milk exporter, New Zealand, struggling to stay afloat and its agriculture-dependent economy facing risks.
Steinhoff has been battling to stay afloat since last December when it revealed holes in its accounts that sent its shares crashing and forced it into selling some of its assets to pay down debt and beef up its liquidity.
The IMF called on government regulators to take a broad view of the insurance industry, urging watchdogs to not just ensure each particular company can stay afloat, but that the industry overall does not threaten the entire system during the downturn.
Clinton say they had always planned for an extended and cash-hungry primary, hoping to avoid a repeat of her 2008 blunder, when she had to lend her campaign millions of dollars to stay afloat after running short of primary cash.
He once again summoned Shreve from the bullpen, looking to stay afloat with the hope that the lineup could squeeze out one more run as the Yankees tried to win for just the second time in their last eight games.
CAIRO (Reuters) - Swapping new cars for cheaper models, cutting back on pricy supermarket shopping and giving up holidays abroad, middle-class Egyptians are finding strategies to stay afloat after a currency reform a year ago sent their living costs soaring.
"Imagine how helpless you would feel if you had to watch your child struggle to stay afloat in the deep end of a swimming pool, knowing you couldn't jump in to save him," said Kellogg, with a catch in her voice.
Fashion retailers found themselves in an increasingly crowded retail graveyard after failing to stay afloat against the choppy waters of e-commerce competition, the rise of direct-to-consumer brands, dwindling foot traffic, and the lingering effects of the recession.
Friday's closure in Elizabeth, a suburb of Adelaide, left many questioning why the government did not step in and save the country's once-vibrant auto industry, when auto manufacturers in the United States and elsewhere received big bailouts to stay afloat.
Eskom, which supplies more than 90% of the country's electricity but has implemented power cuts this year due to plant outages, does not generate sufficient cash to meet its debt-service costs and relies on state bailouts to stay afloat.
Even if every American is given $1,000 to ride out the coronavirus crisis, it's still going to be difficult for the U.S. economy to stay afloat in the coronavirus crisis, says a former special advisor to the Federal Reserve Board.
Season 2 of "INSECURE," at 10:30, finds Issa (Issa Rae) trying to stay afloat after her breakup with Lawrence (Jay Ellis), who is doing a bit of drowning of his own as he adjusts to his new living situation.
It's easy to look at the other Democratic presidential candidates who had signed on to Sanders's plan, from Kamala Harris (who's already dropped out) to Elizabeth Warren (who seems to be struggling to stay afloat), and conclude it's a political loser.
The Trump administration's recent efforts to undermine the nation's Title X family planning program are already having their intended effect, making it harder for women's health clinics to stay afloat and for patients to afford birth control and other services.
Defaults and fraud cases in China's shadow banking sector have risen in the past few years as the economy has slowed and struggling companies have been forced to pay higher interest rates to raise cash as they try to stay afloat.
Because there isn't the incredible pressure on us to work just to stay afloat, I now have the opportunity and the time and get to know my neighbors and enjoy the treasures that can be found here on the island.
But these restrictions can make it more difficult for an inmate to stay afloat and find a job, and they signal that society will never accept him — making him much more likely to turn back to a life of crime.
Brown highlighted ailing state power firm Eskom, which has had to implement rolling blackouts and take multiple state bailouts to stay afloat, saying projects could not get off the ground while it was impossible to accurately forecast the availability or price of electricity.
Yet despite the latest chatter about the chain's inevitable demise, sparked this time by news it will shutter 64 more Kmart stores in mid-December, analysts say the company has plenty of levers to pull to stay afloat this Christmas and beyond.
PBOC data on Sunday showed new bank loans in China fell sharply in February from a record the previous month, but the drop was likely due to seasonal factors, while policymakers continue to press lenders to help cash-strapped firms stay afloat.
In the more than two-minute long video, the five teen boys -- who are between the ages of 14 and 16 -- can be heard laughing as the man struggles to stay afloat, police say, in a pond near his family's Cocoa, Florida, home.
You hear news reports about deaths and near-deaths of West Africa immigrants in the Mediterranean, and see images of slaves tossed into the ocean, refugees struggling to stay afloat, and archival footage of people shooting and killing polar bears and harpooning whales.
In another survey by Kaiser and the New York Times, one in five working-age, insured Americans reported problems with paying medical bills in the past year, many of whom were forced to deplete savings and increase credit card debt to stay afloat.
A Spanish navy ship was dispatched to help two migrant boats struggling to stay afloat near Libya on Saturday afternoon, and at sundown it found three other rubber dinghies transporting migrants in the area, Spain's Defence Ministry said in a statement on Sunday.
A deal with Jet would transform Tata from a fringe player into the country's dominant, full-service international carrier, but would also give it a loss-making company that is struggling to stay afloat and owes money to vendors and employees alike.
Chicago, which leads the rugged Central Division by two points over second-place St. Louis and 10 over Dallas, is managing to stay afloat without captain Jonathan Toews, top-two defenseman Brent Seabrook and No. 1 goaltender Corey Crawford in the lineup.
In eggbeater kicks, also used in water polo, the legs alternate in clockwise and counterclockwise circles to keep the body upright; different types of sculling — movements involving the hands and forearms to propel and stabilize — allow a swimmer to spin or stay afloat.
To add insult to injury, there is no indication as to when the COVID-19 situation will remedy, and the jobs that many artists use to stay afloat between tours are often in the service industry—another area taking serious hits right now.
While federal, state and local governments will need to step in with financial help and other policy measures, there also are some small ways that individuals, if they have the means, can help their favorite small businesses stay afloat through the crisis.
What followed at the end of his career was a fraught and frayed relationship with the company, which filed for bankruptcy in 1996 — the company ultimately sold some its characters' film rights, including Spider-Man and the X-Men, to stay afloat.
To help your local salon stay afloat during these uncertain times, you can donate through GoFundMe (if they've set one up), buy a gift card, purchase your at-home hair products within their network, or simply pre-pay for your next cut.
Democrats are urging a series of initiatives they say would help families stay afloat if the coronavirus worsens, including guaranteed paid sick leave, food assistance programs for children who rely on school meals to eat, and free coronavirus testing for the population.
As governments across the world shut cities and close borders in a race to stay ahead of the coronavirus epidemic, Mr. Denamur was among thousands of business owners trying to manage the chaos and help his employees, while calculating how to stay afloat.
Since taking over in early 2018, President Cyril Ramaphosa has been trying to stimulate economic growth by winning back foreign investors, easing policy log-jams and reforming cash-guzzling state firms, particularly power utility Eskom, which relies on government money to stay afloat.
Montreal may have to wait another month before reigning Hart and Vezina Trophy winner Carey Price (leg) returns and must find a way to stay afloat in the postseason race with four points in the final two games before the All-Star break.
Thompson tells, for example, the story of a 54-year-old writer, grandmother, and former university literature teacher in the post-industrial city of Youngstown, OH, who took a part-time job as a hostess at a cafe, just to stay afloat.
Schools that have survived the shakeout are being forced to look at sweeping and sometimes difficult changes in order to stay afloat, while still trying to hold on to the intimate, personalized approach that attracts thousands of students to the schools every year.
But the changes did nothing to rectify the country's most pressing issues — the need to reverse declining oil production, and obtain financing to restructure debt — and the government would likely need to continue printing money to stay afloat, accelerating the problem of hyperinflation.
A few private equity funds have stepped forward to buy assets from U.S. shale oil producers struggling to stay afloat after a more than 70 percent slide in crude oil prices since the middle of 2014, but many deals have been put on hold.
The big banks, they will claim, must charge outrageous fees to consumers in order to stay afloat, even as they have benefitted from taxpayer bailouts, sit on trillions of dollars in assets and reap higher and higher profits from credit-card interest payments every year.
But even as the online shopping boom makes it harder for small brick-and-mortar shops to stay afloat, more small business owners have also turned to online communities for help in getting their businesses off the ground and keeping them in the black.
There are essentially two ways to make money in MLB: either you contend for a championship, packing your stadium with fans and juicing merchandise sales, or you slash payroll, lowering both revenues and costs and relying on shared payments from MLB to stay afloat.
In fact, the level of funding it seems to be seeking seems to be something more in line with what you'd see on NPR or public television — connecting big organizations to large projects that require more money to stay afloat for a longer period.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Puerto Rican power utility known as PREPA, operating on a $300 million loan from the island's bankrupt government, could need more cash by early May to stay afloat, a lawyer for Puerto Rico's federally appointed oversight board said on Wednesday.
Defined as a group that is unable to cover interest expenses with operating profits for three consecutive years, zombie companies use cheap loans to stay afloat — a situation that is increasingly precarious amid the prolonged economic slowdown and increased competition from the likes of China.
"I just think it's prudent to potentially cast a lifeline to certain assets so they can stay afloat while we do this longer term analysis," said Neil Chatterjee, chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, during a luncheon with dozens of energy industry executives.
If any city has what it takes to stay afloat and rebuild itself, this is the city, and beyond all the politics it's just a hell of a lot of fun — and that's before mentioning hockey, baseball, basketball, football, opera, monster truck rallies and casinos.
ML has begun to make inroads as asset managers realize that the ability to extract value from big data is going to be a key differentiator — and that traditional industry practices will struggle to stay afloat in this mounting flood of real-time data.
While some experts are arguing that WeWork is headed for bankruptcy, or is nearly worthless, Lane wrote that with some big changes, the company might be able to attract enough investment and stay afloat long enough for its business to stand on its own.
It has relied on government bailout to stay afloat, and on Tuesday confirmed it wanted to cut 944 of its staff to ease its financial pain and pay creditors, a move unions say is aimed at avoiding a granting workers an 8% wage increase.
With average monthly rents at the bazaar ranging from 14,000 to 17,000 Singapore dollars ($10,000 to $12,000), stall operators are doing all they can to stay afloat — and that includes taking advantage of trends popular among a certain set of millennials, particularly the unicorn phenomenon.
But for years now, it has more often been a necessity: Many families rely on two incomes to stay afloat, let alone prosper, and single mothers lost most of their access to welfare back when conservatives preferred stay-at-home motherhood for everyone else.
Readerly patience will be rewarded by plentiful examples of the author's sinewy prose and, toward the end, by advice and tips that will help writers looking to become better practitioners of the craft and to stay afloat in what has become a self-service economy.
Part of the reason I love that flawed film is that it quite consciously uses the tropes of the vampire movie to paint Nixon as a kind of vampire himself, lacking his own signs of life but draining everyone around him to stay afloat.
Without Paragone, 5-Star and the PD will fall four seats short of an absolute majority in the upper house Senate, meaning they will need the backing of the far-left LEU party as well as possibly from some unaffiliated senators to stay afloat.
To stay afloat, Kintzer, the fourth CEO in three years, was presented with a monumental task: to lead a bold rebrand of the company as part of its broader growth strategy to transform the business into a digital-first, multiplatform media company that could prosper.
"Between the unsustainable trade war and extraordinarily tough weather conditions, the agriculture community in Illinois has been struggling to stay afloat amid unprecedented uncertainty," said Representative Lauren Underwood, a freshman Democrat in a district that stretches from the suburbs of Chicago into farm country.
The most important lesson we've learned so far is that any regulatory effort must take into account why users are drawn to tech platforms, and how those platforms can in turn create relationships with their users that allow the company to stay afloat and innovating.
Ira Coleman, 85033, was the second federal worker in Philadelphia to receive a loan under the program and told the Inquirer that he wasn't sure how long his finances would stay afloat if the shutdown, which entered its 28th day on Friday, remains in effect.
In an effort to ensure banks can muster up enough cash to stay afloat during tough times, regulators established a "liquidity coverage ratio" in 2014, requiring banks to hold a certain amount of safe, easily sold assets that could easily be turned into cash.
After taking power in 2014, Renzi's government introduced reforms aimed at strengthening the country's cooperative banks, but several are struggling to stay afloat and a bailout fund took control of Veneto Banca last week after the ECB said it had to raise capital or close.
After doing it a few times, she realized that sex work could also be an alternative to her grueling routine of bartending, waitressing, working at an art gallery, and doing freelance art gigs in order to stay afloat in an increasingly unaffordable San Francisco.
Just as a physical store would need to be built in a convenient, high-traffic location in order to get noticed by potential customers and maintain steady sales, an online business needs to be front-and-center in any Google search in order to stay afloat.
A third source said Atlantia, Ferrovie and other potential partners were under pressure from Italy's Industry Ministry to present a binding bid and take control of the carrier which in the past two years has already received 900 million euros from the state to stay afloat.
She's become such an icon of everything UK that those shops on Oxford Street that somehow manage to stay afloat selling bedazzled New Eras and Big Ben broaches now screen-print her face onto cheap white T-shirts as just another souvenir for tourists visiting London.
As New York Times reporter C.J Hughes notes, visitors are already overstimulated by the barrage of stores and flashing signs in the area, not to mention that they may be disenchanted by recent endeavors that failed to stay afloat longterm, such as The N.F.L. Experience Times Square.
Rather, it is that they all are so desperate for money, despite being business owners and holding multiple jobs and having had well-off husbands—that is, despite achieving some part of the American Dream—that they still must risk going to prison, just to stay afloat.
They developed an augmented reality training product early on that resonated with a mining company, and that along with consulting working with the likes of NASA, Boeing and Toyota, helped them stay afloat until things began to really click around AR in recent years, Montgomerie explained.
Lissner said she wasn't so sure about this fact, but agreed that funding is indeed an issue even for Vasalgel, which Parsemus is trying to fund as a "social venture" company within the foundation that makes just enough money to stay afloat without begging for money.
The embattled movie theatre subscription service that has had to change its terms to stay afloat is making it difficult for users to cancel their memberships, Vox's Alissa Wilkinson reports: "A lot of MoviePass users are currently discovering ... that they've been re-subscribed" after canceling their subscriptions.
This change, if enacted, would encourage wealthy businesses to learn how to go offshore to gain a more favorable tax rate than is available within our borders -- giving them a significant financial and competitive advantage over our neighborhood mom and pops trying to stay afloat onshore.
Faith leaders are already worried about how to stay afloat without Easter services, which — despite President Trump's hopes — will probably be conducted remotely to avoid an even higher death toll in the US. Twelve weeks off could be enough to permanently change our religious habits, cautions Rev.
AMBUSHES AHEAD Without Paragone, 5-Star and the PD will fall four seats short of an absolute majority in the upper house Senate, meaning they will need the backing of the far-left LEU party as well as possibly from some unaffiliated senators to stay afloat.
Jeff Bezos, who off-loaded a large chunk of Amazon stock in February along with several other Amazon and Wall Street executives, avoided an estimated loss of around $317 million while a group of Amazon warehouse workers continues to rely on crowdsourced donations to stay afloat.
The proposed bond sale, the details of which were released on Monday, offered hope that Greece might at last be preparing to wean itself off the international bailouts totaling 22015 billion euros, or about $260 billion, that it has relied on since 250 to stay afloat.
"How can I run my business when the dollar exchange rate is rising and I cannot get loans from the banks because of the high rates?" he said on condition of anonymity, explaining he had laid off around half his 65 employees to try to stay afloat.
Fighting to stay afloat in the aftermath of sexual harassment and rape allegations against Mr. Weinstein, the Weinstein Company was forced to sell distribution rights to "Paddington 2," delay a period film called "The Current War" and watch as television networks terminated contracts for planned series.
No conventionally verbal rapper could stay afloat in such a whirlpool, and Carti wisely doesn't try; although winning catchphrases emerge (as in "I'm on them beans for real," repeated cryptically throughout "Lean 4 Real"), his little moans and murmurs represent the savviest way of riding the beat.

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