Sub Pop was struggling financially at this point, weren't they?
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While popular among politicians and journalists, it was struggling financially.
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Hong Kong Airlines was struggling financially even before anti-government protests.
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I instantly knew here was someone… who was probably struggling financially.
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Erie and Pittsburgh school districts also are struggling financially and academically.
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Many people are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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"Although my wife was working we were struggling financially," he says.
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Ms. Spence, on top of her daily stresses, has been struggling financially.
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X.E., who are struggling financially until the two angels tumble into their yard.
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However, city residents may decry punishment for municipal governments that are struggling financially.
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And by poor, he does not mean only those who are struggling financially.
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My friend is a lovely person, who seems overly trusting and is struggling financially.
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Most people, if asked, would say they would prefer being rich to struggling financially.
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Chris Hemsworth was struggling financially before landing the most lucrative role of his career.
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But if the company is struggling financially, maybe the pros could outweigh the cons.
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Do I look for jobs when I know so many industries are struggling financially?
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SolarCity was a huge solar installer, but was struggling financially when Tesla bought it.
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Shares in Drake & Scull, another builder which has been struggling financially, rebounded 23.3 percent.
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She said the couple have been struggling financially as Lytle has been out of work.
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Schwartz said many people are struggling financially, and call his charity regularly looking for assistance.
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"Wolves," as the club is popularly known, was struggling financially and on the soccer field.
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The question, then, is how do we most effectively help those who are struggling financially?
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As a result, many plants are being retired while many that remain are struggling financially.
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They were just struggling financially, physically, without having health insurance during most of their lives.
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The program provides free vaccinations, training and food to pets whose owners are struggling financially.
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The younger girl, Agnese, is the daughter of a single mother who had been struggling financially.
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But Keaton and her husband were struggling financially and their electricity was turned off, she said.
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This act, which would particularly benefit older musicians who are struggling financially, also has bipartisan support.
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If you're struggling financially, maybe suggest an at-home movie night or making food at home.
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This was Ms. Carroll as I had never seen her before, playing a character struggling financially.
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The diocese, which covers 15 counties with some 230,000 Catholics, has been struggling financially for years.
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One of those buildings was Trump's famous skyscraper at 40 Wall Street, which was struggling financially.
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The Floating Hospital was also struggling financially, with $6 million in debt, according to Mr. Granahan.
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The refinery, struggling financially for years, slashed worker benefits and scaled back capital projects to save cash.
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Many news organizations are still struggling financially, and there's the lingering problem of low trust in journalism.
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The decision also reflects broader trends at a time when hospitals across the country are struggling financially.
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Ken Simonson, chief economist for the Associated General Contractors of America, said many states were struggling financially.
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According to court documents filed last fall, federal prosecutors believe the couple was struggling financially and constantly arguing.
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While at work, she comes up with a business idea for Amika (Marshay Weaver), who is struggling financially.
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Growing up in a poor Bangladeshi family, 18-year-old Roksana spent much of her life struggling financially.
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Hughes said she has been praying more businesses will locate in the town, which has been struggling financially.
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However, CHI is still struggling financially, recording $870 million in operating losses over its past two fiscal years.
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Both the broker, Southern Nevada Donor Services, and the funeral home, Valley Cremation and Burial, were struggling financially.
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According to court documents filed in September, federal prosecutors believe the couple was struggling financially and constantly arguing.
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And he thinks his fellow Americans shouldn't have to be afraid of losing insurance when they're struggling financially.
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But after struggling financially the whole way, now Biden is the only game in town, other than Sanders.
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After my father lost his job at one point, they never let on that they were struggling financially.
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Ms. Bell is still struggling financially; she has hefty credit card debt and owes $12,050 in personal loans.
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The Osundairos — who go by Abel and Ola — were struggling financially on the outer edges of show business.
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Pandora, with its 713 million paid subscribers and 74 million active users as of 2017, has been struggling financially.
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But the sad truth is that millennials are struggling financially more than any other generation since the Great Depression.
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"From my experience, communities that are struggling financially are going to be the hardest pressed to respond," he said.
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The percentage of households that reported they were struggling financially fell to 403 percent from 9 percent last year.
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Both women were "reasonably excited and hopeful about the opportunity" as they both were struggling financially, the lawsuit says.
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Mr. Barrett's career at The Voice ended in 2010, when, with the paper struggling financially, he was laid off.
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The incident comes as the refiner is struggling financially, slashing worker benefits and scaling back capital projects to save cash.
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Weinstein was fired as the company's CEO in October over the allegations and the company has since been struggling financially.
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Going to the doctor's office is a loathsome experience for anyone, but the burden is compounded when you're struggling financially.
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But something else about this family will also resonate with a growing group of Americans: each member is struggling financially.
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"This book is a standard in our schools, which are struggling financially now," Ms. Johnson wrote in an email message.
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" In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Lerman said his Hunters character is "a young man, struggling financially with his grandmother.
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She later felt pressured into a sexual relationship to secure a promotion; he knew she was struggling financially, she said.
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Their makeover subjects are lower- and middle-class people who are, though it is rarely put this way, struggling financially.
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Their makeover subjects are lower- and middle-class people who are, though it is rarely put this way, struggling financially.
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But Garden was struggling financially, the Zume investor said, and starting to look for other ways to boost his personal income.
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As the novel coronavirus pandemic forces businesses to shutter, T-Mobile claims Connect is ideal for Americans who are struggling financially.
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As the novel coronavirus pandemic forces businesses to shutter, T-Mobile claims Connect is ideal for Americans who are struggling financially.
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Airlines have been struggling financially for weeks because of a steep slump in passenger demand as the global pandemic has spread.
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She is interested in cognitive development and aspires to work with young mothers and people in hospitals who are struggling financially.
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If you're struggling financially, start by forgiving yourself for the mistakes that have landed you in your current position, Bill said.
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Many companies are struggling financially; singers' fees have been cut in many places; the recording industry is not what it was.
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He'd found work at a factory outside al-Awamiya and had dropped out of school because the family was struggling financially.
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After getting married, my husband and I prepared to buy a house when we learned that his parents were struggling financially.
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Subsidies and public assistance offset some of this, but families struggling financially still keenly feel the pinch of rising energy costs.
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Students will be living with senior citizens and other residents near the university who may be struggling financially, but have extra space.
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The result: people struggling financially are saddled with debt that makes it nearly impossible for them to support themselves and their families.
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After struggling financially in the 1970s, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) began to diversify its sources of revenue from the 1980s onwards.
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It also said that a statement NexRep has made, that Jawbone is struggling financially and unable to pay that contractor, is false.
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Insider teamed up with Morning Consult to survey more than 2,000 Americans and found that millennials and Gen X are struggling financially.
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Maybe your child just received their driver's license or your best friend is struggling financially and needs a way to get around.
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They charged 25 cents a show and made $40, which they donated to immigrant families in the town who were struggling financially.
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Mr. Fintiklis, a Cypriot citizen, took legal action against the Trump Organization, arguing it had mismanaged the hotel, which was struggling financially.
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Ms. Jones's recommendation to reinstate the accrediting council, which is now struggling financially, is under investigation by the Education Department's inspector general.
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So as lawmakers shape energy policy, it's critically important that they consider the needs of those among us who are struggling financially.
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Bloomberg also plans to help prevent Americans from struggling financially in retirement by creating a so-called public-option retirement savings plan.
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The email, written to NexRep employees by a NexRep executive, claimed Jawbone was "struggling financially" and couldn't pay NexRep for its services.
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So when Paulette called Cummings and told her she had cancer and was struggling financially, Cummings wanted to take care of her mother.
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When one witnesses the consistently long lines at the cash registers, it is difficult to imagine that the store has been struggling financially.
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So it was unclear how it would impact the bottom line of a company that is struggling financially and at the box office.
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But the company, which says it has pierced more than 19733 million ears worldwide, is now struggling financially, with a heavy debt burden.
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Many said that children whose families were struggling financially should not have to pay with hunger or inadequate nutrition while trying to learn.
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The House of Representatives passed a bill early Saturday morning aimed at offering aid to individuals struggling financially due to the coronavirus crisis.
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The airline has been struggling financially and Khazanah Nasional, owner of Malaysia Aviation Group, has been looking for a strategic partner for it.
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Behind the scenes, the Treasury Department and top economic officials are exploring ways to help out industries struggling financially from a rapid shutdown.
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Gavin Newsom announced Monday that evictions would be halted and foreclosures slowed in order to help protect people struggling financially during the crisis.
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In the early 373s, when the creamery was struggling financially, Kesey asked his friends in the Grateful Dead to play a benefit concert.
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She is a tough negotiator and a strategic thinker, and helped artists who were struggling financially to reconcile debts and budget their income.
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She said their neighborhoods were struggling in a city where dozens of schools had closed, homelessness was rampant and families were struggling financially.
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"Americans struggling financially should have the option to discharge their student loans during bankruptcy as a last resort," said John Katko, R-New York.
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As a sign that people could be struggling financially, the percentage of auto loans delinquent for more than 60 days is on the rise.
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The scheme involved getting Armenians in Hollywood, California, who were struggling financially to provide the defendants with their personal information in exchange for payment.
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I also know that it is very expensive at a time when states are struggling financially and many are on the brink of bankruptcy.
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A portion of the profit — about $500,000 — was used to help pay off Georgetown's debts at a time when the college was struggling financially.
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A portion of the profit, about $500,000, was used to help pay off Georgetown's debts at a time when the college was struggling financially.
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Gen X is struggling financially on all frontsInsider's survey largely found that Gen X is in a precarious financial position compared to other generations.
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"This is not a reallocation; this is new money, for marketing specifically to news organizations that are struggling financially during the outbreak," she said.
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The airline, which is struggling financially, has said that 32 of the planes in its fleet have been grounded for non-payment to lessors.
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Pursuing their sport is a costly, full-time endeavor, leaving many struggling financially, as travel, training and competition expenses can run upward of $50,0003.
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A 27-year-old African-American client whose child had come through pregnancy and birth healthy told me that she was now struggling financially.
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But among the countries he excluded were two where he has hotels and golf courses that have been struggling financially: the UK and Ireland.
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But he lost his job when the company went under and Mr. Rodriguez, struggling financially, moved to New Jersey with his wife and daughter.
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According to experts, hunger remains a persistent problem because millions of Americans are struggling financially as the result of the crash, and many remain unemployed.
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This wasn't unheard of when I was childless, but I was not prepared for the shame and fear I feel struggling financially as a parent.
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When I woke up and I went back to my roots, my helping profession, and my kids, we were struggling financially but it didn't matter.
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In addition to the dozens of assault allegations and multiple police investigations now facing its cofounder, the Weinstein Company has been struggling financially for years.
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According to court documents, the nanny told authorities she stabbed the children because she was struggling financially and was angry about being a cleaning lady.
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The Weinstein Company has been struggling financially ever since those allegations came to light, particularly reports from The New York Times and the New Yorker.
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In China, for instance, the reach of Alibaba's Taobao marketplace has given new life to rural communities that had been struggling financially in the past.
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Why it matters: The announcements show how Tesla, which is struggling financially, is seeking to expand sales of the vehicle that's key to its future.
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He even asked Heather a couple times if she was struggling financially — 'if you want I can take Anthony, he can come live with me.
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"Dunnings, III noted that he was aware that [the woman] was struggling financially, and said that he had a proposition for her," the document state.
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With adult films struggling financially, "the MILF next door" noted that platforms like Twitter have become incredibly important to promote content and make a profit.
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The switch is seen as a possible precedent for other papers that may be struggling financially, and it comes as local newspapers face new challenges.
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Mattress Firm's deliberations offer the latest example of a U.S. brick-and-mortar retailer struggling financially amid competition from e-commerce firms such as Amazon.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi recently said he'd support a fee or fund to help such drivers struggling financially, though taxi interest groups were not impressed.
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The move is sure to push airlines further into crisis after they have been struggling financially for weeks amid a steep slump in passenger demand.
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Half a year into this new life, I met a chef who was struggling financially and moving back in with his parents in the Midwest.
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But today Adel and Marwa Jaafri are struggling financially as the country's economy sputters, its currency falters and the government imposes fresh belt-tightening measures.
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"I was thinking I was the only one who was struggling financially and I didn't know how to communicate that to my friends," Nelson says.
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Budget airlines have mixed records with long-haul flying, with Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA recently struggling financially, but others like Qantas Airways offshoot Jetstar succeeding.
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Xerox and Fujifilm initially shared ownership, but Xerox sold half its stake to its Japanese partner n 2001, at a time when it was struggling financially.
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Having considered takeovers at Southampton and Derby County, Sisu completed their acquisition of Coventry in December 2007, with the club struggling financially and in considerable debt.
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Xerox and Fujifilm initially shared ownership, but Xerox sold half its stake to its Japanese partner in 2001, at a time when it was struggling financially.
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He recalled how, when his father-in-law heard that he was struggling financially to send a son to summer camp, Mr. Gluck paid for it.
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Dongfeng came to PSA's rescue in 2014 by buying a stake in the automaker which was struggling financially but has since undergone a turnaround under Tavares.
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Second quarter fund-raising reports are due to the Federal Election Commission next week, and those disclosures will make it known which candidates are struggling financially.
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Without a healthy diet, people already struggling financially may be more vulnerable to health problems like diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity, previous research has shown.
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The Kurds now control some of the oil production in the region and may not be willing to cut output, because their government is also struggling financially.
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If the economic recovery has proved anything, it's that not everyone healed in quite the same way and, in fact, millions of Americans are still struggling financially.
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Interviews with 20133 women who said they were struggling financially post-surgery uncovered 10 cases of debt bondage, with families selling jewelry, livestock and land to survive.
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One important issue to consider is how we might reduce waste and improper payments in order to infuse more resources into vital programs that are struggling financially.
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The former champion was struggling financially at the time and they believed they could make him some money, while also enjoying the company of a boxing legend.
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President Donald Trump's administration said it would host the next G173 summit of world leaders at his company's Doral resort in Miami, which has been struggling financially.
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Amanda Winters, a 27-year-old in Miami who originally started stripping to pay off graduate school debt and now escorts, told VICE she's already struggling financially.
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Quantasia Sharpton declaring "I need money" has nothing to do with her lawsuit against Usher -- she's just struggling financially like millions of Americans ... according to her lawyer.
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The news, after months of speculation that the Icelandic airline was struggling financially, came at a period that has already been particularly difficult for low-cost carriers.
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" In a recent survey of AFT members who are struggling financially, 80 percent of respondents said that their education debt was either "challenging" or "a major burden.
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EPA has the authority to exempt small refineries of less than 75,000 barrels per day of capacity if they can prove they are struggling financially with these regulations.
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New York (CNN Business)The owner of the Philadelphia refinery rocked by an explosion and massive fire early Friday has been struggling financially for a number of years.
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Prosecutors say Covington and McKinny decided to lay off employees at Covington&aposs business so they could collect unemployment benefits in 2000 when the company was struggling financially.
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"I saw most of my friends who were a few years ahead of me struggling financially," said Bohlig, 32, who was introduced to Amway by a college friend.
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With free agency looming and the Kings struggling financially in the wake of one-time owner Bruce McNall's legal scandals, what had seemed unthinkable suddenly looked very real.
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Gilbert Arenas says he's NOT REALLY struggling financially -- despite what he said in court docs -- claiming he's still extremely loaded and hiding his fortune from his baby mama.
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The Philadelphia Energy Solutions plant had been struggling financially for years, and had failed to make necessary infrastructure improvements that would've kept it in line with environmental regulations.
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The British-based team, who finished sixth overall in 2015 after struggling financially, also announced a change of livery with the car presented in black and yellow colors.
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Primary care doctors can provide patients who are struggling financially with "food pantry prescriptions," which allow them to visit the pantry to receive free food for their households.
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For millions of people in this country — predominantly people of color, young people and those struggling financially — the promise of Roe is already little more than an illusion.
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Americans who are struggling financially should not have to pay co-payments that will restrict their ability to receive proper care whereas Americans with more resources would contribute.
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But just as the profession it celebrates is in distress — struggling financially in the internet age and attacked as purveyors of "fake news" — so, too, is the Newseum.
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Japan's audacious, fast-paced style matches that of teams such as New Zealand well, and their inclusion offers lucrative audiences for southern-hemisphere unions that are struggling financially.
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The organization was struggling financially and in the midst of an identity crisis, but Carlson pledged to work with all Miss America stakeholders to find a path forward.
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Mr. Edgar said that schools used to take annual field trips to the house, but since Pittsburgh and surrounding cities have been struggling financially, the trips have stopped.
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By September 2009, several other businesses run by members of the church were also struggling financially so Covington and McKinny "promoted the fraud" to others, according to the indictment.
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Pemex, struggling financially with high debt costs and flagging oil production, has come under scrutiny for mismanaging and overspending on contracts for everything from oil platforms to safety films.
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Trump was not in attendance at the American Priority event, but it was held at one of his properties that's been struggling financially since he entered the White House.
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One would hope that, with the USPS struggling financially (it has lost billions over the last decade) and facing existential crisis, Congress would step up to reinvent the agency.
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The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, the public utility in charge of the grid, had been struggling financially for years and was effectively bankrupt ahead of Hurricane Maria's landfall.
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Barclays, which bought Lehman Brothers in 2008, was struggling financially then and needed to raise cash, so it unloaded iShares for $13.5 billion, a "fire sale" price, Bryan said.
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Gerstl met the Schoenbergs in the spring of 1906, when they hired him to teach them to paint, especially Arnold, who was struggling financially and seeking another income stream.
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The ambitious International Premier Tennis League, based in part on the W.T.T. template and started in Asia in 2014 by the Indian doubles star Mahesh Bhupathi, is struggling financially.
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If you were the chancellor at Stevens Point, or at another public university far from an urban center that is struggling financially, how would you address a budget shortfall?
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That last part is obviously an espionage goldmine for America's New Cold War adversaries who are now able to exploit people who are struggling financially and potentially pay for information.
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The documents, obtained by PEOPLE, allege Bennett wanted out of his marriage, and that he and his wife, Florida mother Isabella Hellmann, were struggling financially, which led to constant arguments.
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From a couple that's struggling financially as they save for costly fertility treatments to a single dad who needs a man cave, each story will inevitably leave viewers teary eyed.
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Thai Airways, which has been struggling financially, is pinning hopes of a revival on the new leadership team, jet purchases and improving its brand as tourism booms in the region.
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House Republicans' campaign arm hasn't dropped money into the race, and Babeu is struggling financially, with a little over $60,2023 in his campaign account; O'Halleran has nearly triple that amount.
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As the country heads into the New Year, it's clear that more than 57% of us are struggling financially, according to a study from the Center for Financial Services Innovation.
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Millions of low-income to middle-class families are struggling financially to access educational options for their children, particularly religious school options central to their faith and a child's upbringing.
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My background in IT and customer support, both considered the bottom rung at most tech companies, meant that I was expendable at all of these places, especially those struggling financially.
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Stephanie Hoopes, national director of the New Jersey-based United For ALICE, said more than a quarter of the New Jersey households that don't have internet access are struggling financially.
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If you're in a position where you're struggling financially and need more money to make ends meet, then Welch says working at a job simply for the paycheck is understandable.
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West Virginians also argue that the removal of the GBT would cause irreparable damage to a state that is already struggling financially and a region that desperately needs STEM educational resources.
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His divorced mom was ill and struggling financially; Fenner himself was working through the coming-out process as a gay teen, and had been met with a contentious response at home.
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On Tuesday, Argento explicitly denied assaulting Bennett and said her then-boyfriend, Anthony Bourdain, made the payment to protect both of their reputations and to help Bennett, who was struggling financially.
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Coolpad, a Shenzhen-based smartphone maker founded 25 years ago, was once a unit of Jia Yueting's LeEco conglomerate, which has been struggling financially over the past year and a half.
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There was a noticeable dip in the early 2000's (right as the company was struggling financially), but by 2015, roughly 30% of all Lego sets featured some kind of weapon.
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But as recently as last year, many developers, including Evergrande, which has been one of China's most indebted real estate companies, were still struggling financially after years of lackluster property sales.
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The impending 2017 strike could be as irritating to viewers, but the stakes are even higher this time, with many writers struggling financially as a result of changes in the industry.
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Qantas Updates The low-cost carrier, already struggling financially, announced it would stop all trans-Atlantic flights effective March 25 and would only fly a limited short-haul schedule in Scandinavia.
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"I never really bounced back," said the 44-year-old Clune, who to this day is struggling financially and living in Lima, Peru, with his 22010-year-old Labrador dog, Trouble.
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I was definitely struggling financially, but I just did not want to start a beauty brand," said Kattan to CNBC Make It. "I thought I wasn't the person to have a business.
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The dozen ObamaCare exchanges run by the states are struggling financially and could be headed toward collapse over the next several years, according to a new report released Tuesday by House Republicans.
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The conspiracy came to light in 2015, when Thai Union Frozen Products in Bangkok made an unsuccessful bid to buy Bumble Bee Foods, a San Diego company that was then struggling financially.
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The company had been struggling financially after the accusations of sexual harassment became public last year; Mr. Weinstein was fired as the chief executive in October and his wife filed for divorce.
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" By 2016, struggling financially, seeing her quote reprinted worldwide on T-shirts, tote bags and mugs with zero royalties, Dzodan updated her motto: "My feminism will be capitalist, appropriative, bull[expletive] merchandise.
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She adds that while she understands many people need student loans to fund their college dreams, it's important to keep the debt at a manageable level so they're not struggling financially later.
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The representative denied to Business Insider that the company is struggling financially and was unable to pay NexRep, and said NexRep had "no basis" or knowledge on which to make the statement.
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Federal workers struggling financially during the government shutdown have launched more than 1,500 crowdfunding campaigns seeking to pay for rent, mortgages, medical expenses and food, GoFundMe spokeswoman Katherine Cichy told CNN on Thursday.
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Despite that steadiness in the food insecurity rate, local families are struggling financially as the cost of living has risen, said Catherine D'Amato, president and chief executive of the Greater Boston Food Bank.
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Cohen said that Robert Stewart, who was struggling financially, betrayed his son to profit on shares of companies mentioned in conversation and that Sean Stewart expected him to treat the information as confidential.
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"If I leave my parents not only overcome with the grief of losing their son but also struggling financially in their twilight years, then it's a sin that can't be forgiven," he said.
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Unsurprisingly, two-thirds of residents are struggling financially, working multiple jobs to make ends meet, living with relatives in multigenerational households (some of which is also based on tradition), and dipping into savings.
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The S.E.C. complaint discusses how Mr. Rodriguez was "struggling financially," so Mr. Rivas gave the information to help him out, and they later talked about starting an investment fund with the trading profits.
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But the company, which is a penny stock, is struggling financially, and as recently as last fall warned investors that its poor financial situation put it at risk of going out of business.
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A fluent Mandarin speaker, Mallory was struggling financially when he was contacted via a LinkedIn message in February 2017 by a Chinese national posing as a headhunter, according to court records and trial evidence.
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U.S. farmers, numbering some 3.2 million, have been reliable Trump supporters, despite struggling financially since Beijing imposed a tariff on imports of U.S. soybeans in July in retaliation for Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods.
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The high cost of clinical care, particularly for those who live in states with restrictive abortion laws in place can prove to be an insurmountable barrier for some women who are already struggling financially.
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My father had to miss a lot of things during my childhood while he was starting Cape Cod Potato Chips, but we always had the best family vacations even when we were struggling financially.
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Mr. Russ stood out in Cambridge and Minneapolis for harnessing an Obama-era federal program that allowed housing authorities that were struggling financially to partner with private entities to manage buildings and finance repairs.
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Flint was put under emergency management in 2011 because it was struggling financially, but Michigan's treasurer, Nick Khouri, said this past week that he would sign a resolution to release the city from state oversight.
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On Ali's birthday, The Samfund — an organization that provides support to young adults who are struggling financially due to cancer — announced that they would be renaming one of their awards in honor of the chef.
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Minimum Wage: Gomez said that one of the interns she worked with was struggling financially and convinced HR to pay for a monthly public-transit pass (currently at $105 for an unlimited 30-day pass).
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With the company reportedly struggling financially even before the allegations against its founder came to light — and its pipeline of talent said to be drying up — its next steps must be weighed even more carefully.
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This is not the first time the brand has come under scrutiny for its business practices – in 2013, Jezebel reported that the company was struggling financially and had become toxic work environment for its employees.
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The topic appeared to have been ruled out last year when the Strategy Group decided refueling would not improve the show and would only increase costs at a time when some teams were struggling financially.
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The threat of ISIS is growing; military veterans are struggling to get the health care they need and deserve; students, retirees, and working men and women are struggling financially; and our national debt is unremitting.
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He also stressed that they were very concerned about New Yorkers who may be struggling financially as a result of coronavirus, and that they were signing emergency food contracts via the Department of Social Services.
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N swoop on Versace leaves a shrinking universe of fashion brands determined to go it alone and fend off luxury empire builders, raising the pressure on those struggling financially to lift sales or sell out.
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Discomfort was, for better and worse, a feature of last season's "Roseanne," which found its extended family still struggling financially and its title character having made a bitter right-wing turn that echoed its star's.
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Flynn, 64, came aboard as U.S. Soccer's chief executive in 2000 when it was struggling financially and went on to overhaul the federation's business framework which ultimately helped grow a substantial reserve for future endeavors.
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But Molina had been struggling financially in the individual marketplaces and stunned investors when it reported that it had lost hundreds of millions of dollars last year, for which executives blamed a flawed government formula.
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The Evans family had been struggling financially, so Inniss asked Evans to meet him at the bank to try to acquire money for rent, but, according to police, ended up killing the mother of four.
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Until we do something about fully funding child care in this country, we will continue to have fewer births, more young parents struggling financially, and a poorly paid and inadequately supported early childhood work force.
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My parents were struggling financially, and when I was in seventh grade I was growing so fast they could only buy one pair of pants at a time, because they kept having to replace them.
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The realities of mass incarceration for minor convictions — especially for black families — may place a child out of parental care, or a family struggling financially may temporarily lose the ability to take care of their children.
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Four years ago, Hawkins reminded reporters last week, she was just a single mom with four children, living in Virginia Beach, Va., and struggling financially as Gabby lived with a family in Iowa while training there.
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In 233, his looseness with money went too far, and he pleaded guilty to hiding $1.1 million in income from the I.R.S. Struggling financially, Mr. Max expanded a partnership with an organization called Park West Gallery.
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Today's unanimous decision ruled that the companies SolarWorld Americans and Suniva were struggling financially not because of their own poor management, but because they couldn't compete with cheap panels from countries like China, Mexico, and South Korea.
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The fact that so many relatively well-off Americans and their young adult children supported the Sanders movement proves you don't have to actually be poor or struggling financially to believe our American system has become unfair.
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Indie theaters have already started making pitches to customers to donate, become members, and convert their tickets for cancelled showings into donations—but when so many people are struggling financially, some are reluctant to ask for help.
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Amid the storm, Mr. Malloy, the composer, tried to provide context for the casting decision by acknowledging on Twitter that "Great Comet" had been struggling financially, contributing to a sudden sense that the show was in trouble.
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"We've noticed a growing number of gay seniors who are struggling financially, and are looking for affordable housing solutions," said Bruce Williams, a coordinator at The Pride Center, which is behind the housing project in Wilton Manors.
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I believed in myself, but when I turned 25, I just thought, Oh, I'll just be working my day job and auditioning and struggling financially, but I'll be living my dream for the next two or three decades.
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Richard Locke, provost at Brown University, helped prepare Brown's E-Gap (Emergency, Curricular and Co-curricular Gap) Funds, and its FLi (First Generation Low-Income) Center in late 2015 after hearing stories from students who were struggling financially.
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The investigators have been particularly focused on one $134 million loan issued by the IDBI Bank in 2009, probing why the bank loaned the money when the carrier was already struggling financially and had a low credit rating.
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"Never have I seen such a global infrastructure deficit particularly in the OECD countries, at a time when a lot of these governments are struggling financially," Adrian Orr, chief executive of the New Zealand Super Fund, told Reuters.
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Figures vary wildly about the cost of the fire but it will certainly be in the billions of dollars and far beyond the means of Alberta, which has been struggling financially because of the collapse of oil prices.
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Flybe has 68 aircraft and about 2,000 staff and was already struggling financially when it was bought by Connect Airways, a consortium created by Virgin Atlantic, Stobart Group and investment adviser Cyrus Capital for $2.8 mln last year.
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Farmers are already struggling financially to deal with incomes that are less than half what they were in 2013 because the prices of staples such as corn, soy and wheat have fallen amid massive global harvests in recent years.
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After it broke from the Malaysian Federation in 1965, Singapore, struggling financially and politically, embarked on massive social and economic reforms, all the while ruled with a strict hand by leader Lee Kuan Yew and his People's Action Party.
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The discord over the budget had fallen not just along Democratic and Republican lines; it was also fueled by the diverging priorities of the wealthier suburbs that drive the state's affluence and its larger cities, which are struggling financially.
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"Research shows that small-dollar loans can help consumers who are struggling financially, but only if the credit is structured to have affordable installment payments and reasonable time to repay," says Nick Bourke, director of Pew's consumer finance project.
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Many studies have shown large tax breaks rarely benefit the cities providing them, and with so many city governments struggling financially I think refusing to basically give away money to near-monopolistic corporations like Amazon is the right thing.
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Bob McDevitt, Unite-Here Local 54 president, held a conference call with reporters ahead of the strike, saying casino workers throughout Atlantic City gave up a package of vacation, holiday pay and overtime rules in 2011 when casinos were struggling financially.
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The move makes rue21 the latest U.S. brick-and-mortar retailer to have emerged from bankruptcy with its debt pile reduced only to end up struggling financially again, as shoppers shift much of their spending online and consumer tastes change rapidly.
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The CSB findings added to existing concerns by workers about maintenance at the PES refinery, which was already struggling financially, and in January cut back the scope of a planned large-scale maintenance project days before it was scheduled to begin.
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It's probably not especially helpful for struggling, financially strapped young filmmakers at the start of their careers to be told to buy a house as soon as possible and pay off the mortgage by renting out bedrooms to creative pals.
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Mr. Nabil said that the merger had been helped by the fact that the Haqqanis were struggling financially, after their chief fund-raiser was gunned down near Islamabad in 2013, and that the Taliban needed Mr. Haqqani's expertise in waging complex attacks.
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Before he did, he wrote a letter to his parents: "If I leave my parents not only overcome with the grief of losing their son but also struggling financially in their twilight years, then it's a sin that can't be forgiven," he said.
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At 18 she moved to New York to study fashion at the Traphagen School of Fashion, but, struggling financially, she switched to the Art Students League, which could give her a schedule that would enable her to work at a bridal gown boutique.
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Australia's No. 2 airline has been struggling financially relative to deep-pocketed rival Qantas Airways Ltd, and decisions made by Scurrah's long-serving predecessor, John Borghetti, make it more difficult to manoeuvre amid declining consumer and business confidence and slow economic growth.
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A woman who said she was "Victim-713" in the federal indictment against the financier Jeffrey Epstein sued the executors of his estate on Wednesday, saying he had abused her for three years starting when she was about 14 and struggling financially.
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"Payday loans are dangerous and unaffordable for everyone, but borrowers who are just starting out or who are struggling financially — they're the most vulnerable," Lisa Stifler, the deputy director of state policy for the Center for Responsible Lending, tells CNBC Make It.
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The Postal Service, which has been struggling financially for years in the face of declining mail volume, did not respond to questions about the average cost of each new or updated mailbox, or whether the overhaul had made an additional dent in mail volume.
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"But what I would prefer is that they give undergrad and graduate students a free quarter or at a discounted rate," she added, suggesting that money from fellowships such as her own, which covers tuition costs, be reshuffled to support students who are struggling financially.
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But just when I returned to Austin and got comfortable with the fact that life was changing, my boss dropped a bombshell on me: She laid me off, mostly because the company was struggling financially and it could no longer afford to keep my position.
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He did stints in the late 1970s with the French jazz-rock band Gong, the violinist Jean-Luc Ponty and the all-star band U.K. In 1979, struggling financially but eager to advance his career, he took out loans to release a solo album.
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As disappointed as some early Pebble adopters were, the acquisition made sense, as I wrote then: Fitbit was in search of a wearable operating system for its upcoming smartwatch, so that it could compete with the Apple Watch and Android Wear watches, and Pebble was struggling financially.
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United Way's ALICE Report provides a comprehensive look at working families who are struggling financially in 22019 states, and found that at least 31 percent of households in each state could not afford basic needs such as housing, child care, food, health care, and transportation in 2014.
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Judge Bob Hardwick initially excluded testimony from Curtis' second wife, Erika Gomez, whose divorce from Curtis after a four-and-a-half year marriage gave rise to allegations in court papers that he was abusive and a recovering alcoholic who was struggling financially before they split.
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In both the debate and a Business Insider Today town hall in April, Yang said he believed that a universal basic income would help solve climate change by "getting the boot off people's necks" so that they're no longer struggling financially could focus on climate change.
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The 160-page complaint alleges that Mr. Trump and his family received secret payments from three business entities in exchange for promoting them as legitimate opportunities, when in reality they were get-rich-quick schemes that harmed investors, many of whom were unsophisticated and struggling financially.
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If a company with an ESOP is struggling financially and has to lay off workers or workers leave, the plan must cash out those workers' shares in the ESOP, which can further exacerbate the company's financial woes as well as reduce the value of all other workers' ESOP accounts.
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According to the suit, plaintiffs are seeking financial relief against a particular payday lender that partnered with Think Finance to avoid state anti-usury laws and that has "taken advantage of people who are struggling financially by charging extortionate interest rates and engaging in illegal lending practices," it states.
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In the past, the EPA has issued between six and eight waivers from the RFS per year to small refining operations of less than 75,000 barrels per day that can demonstrate they are struggling financially to comply, according to a former official familiar with the waiver program under past administrations.
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"You want to be at the table, but [it's not] what the clear agenda is," he offered, assuming the voice of a leader of a school with angry students that could be struggling financially and is having difficult, institution-wide conversations about race stoked by Trump: "Is it just to meet?"
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And in a pretrial decision, prosecutors were barred from introducing testimony from Curtis' second wife, Erika Gomez – after Cory died, he remarried, divorced, and remarried again – whose 2012 split with Curtis revealed allegations of an abusive relationship, along with Curtis' admission that he was a recovering alcoholic and struggling financially.
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Oklahoma's 72-hour delay means that some patients are forced to take several days off of work in order to terminate the pregnancy, which can be detrimental for those who are already struggling financially, and that's without taking into account the large distances some women must travel in order to reach a clinic.
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"I was struggling financially even before the shutdown occurred, essentially living paycheck to paycheck, so having it happen at Christmastime was the worst possible scenario," James Gass, who described himself as a single father of a 15-year-old who works for the Department of Agriculture in Massachusetts, wrote on his GoFundMe page.
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A criminal complaint affidavit filed in federal court—cited by Miami Herald and Associated Press—states that Alani admitted in an interview he intentionally damaged the system in an effort to collect overtime payment, as he had been struggling financially due to stalled contract negotiations between the mechanics' unions and American Airlines.
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Instead, as this Jacobin feature illustrates, the national media (again, myself included!) have often said or implied that Sanders is winning with a very different definition of the white working class: middle-aged and older Americans who are at the bottom of the economic ladder, struggling financially, and generally denied opportunities in the job market.
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The donations raised through the benefit concert will go to Feeding America, a non-profit organization that feeds more than 46 million people through its network of more than 200 food banks, and First Responders Children's Foundation, which provides support to the families of first responders who are struggling financially during the coronavirus outbreak.
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With their patriarch gone, they're all grappling with their own personal issues: Ralph Angel is struggling financially as a single dad to his 5-year-old son, Blue; Nova is trying to keep her married lover at a distance; and Charley's NBA star husband, Davis, was just caught on video cheating on her with a hooker.
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Unbuttoned Last week, Sonia Rykiel, the French house owned by First Heritage Brands that has been undergoing something of a buzz renaissance under the designer Julie de Libran (though still struggling financially), announced it was incorporating its more affordable Sonia by Sonia Rykiel line into its main one, the better to rationalize the brand image and message to customers.
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Funds raised by the concert are going to Feeding America, a non-profit organization that feeds more than 46 million people through its network of more than 200 food banks, and First Responders Children's Foundation, which provides support to families of first responders who are struggling financially during the coronavirus outbreak CNN's Alicia Lee contributed to this report.
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"Payday loans are dangerous and unaffordable for everyone, but borrowers who are just starting out or who are struggling financially — they're the most vulnerable," Lisa Stifler, deputy director of state policy for the Center for Responsible Lending, tells CNBC Make It. The experts are divided on what's leading younger borrowers to strongly consider using payday loans.
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Some companies aren't able to offer raises or bonuses if they're struggling financially, and others have policies about how long an employee has to stick around before they're eligible for a promotion or raise — so you need to make the most of each negotiation opportunity that's presented to you, because you don't know when the next one will come up.
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We all know the aftermath of the Category 4 hurricane was worse than anyone could have predicted: Puerto Ricans spent months without water or electricity, facing food shortages, grappling with the lack of medical resources, struggling financially, and dealing with a mental health crisis that led to a 29% increase in the number of cases of people dying by suicide.
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Dr. Meagher said Irish-Americans' shift to the right was driven by reasons both complex and common: Many Catholics opposed abortion and gay marriage; some upwardly mobile Irish-Americans wanted lower taxes; those who were struggling financially were often part of a broader white working-class estrangement from the Democratic Party, in which anxieties about race and immigration played a role.
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While individual members of the alliance — the powerful pork and beef lobbies — aren't particularly comfortable using the term climate change freely, at the June meeting the group debuted a five-minute promotional docudrama that calls on American agriculture to fight climate change specifically — and framed the fight as source of renewed purpose for farmers who are struggling financially right now.
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Publisher Kay Graham (Meryl Streep) is trying to get the paper, which is struggling financially, ready for an IPO, and her board is skeptical — not just because they politely brush off her ability to lead because she's a woman, but also because they're not so sure that the editor she's brought in, Ben Bradlee (Tom Hanks), isn't going to run the paper into the ground.
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He also described plans to help those who are struggling financially at a time of economic peril, appeared dismissive of corporate tax subsidies and said it was a "national disgrace that millions of our fellow citizens don't have a single day of paid sick leave." transcript If there ever was a time in the modern history of our country when we are all in this together, this is that moment.
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Many media organisations are struggling financially in the switch to digital and online-only formats, and are trapped in a strange love-hate relationship with the likes of Facebook and Google: They are reliant on these big tech portals for most of their traffic (and Google's DoubleClick ad platform is used by the majority of publishers so they can generate ad revenue on their websites), but at the same time, are directly competing with them for advertising spend.
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Nor am I convinced that anyone should be "rightly proud" of a country in which, according to the homelessness charity Crisis, the number of people sleeping on the streets has risen 140 percent since 2010; in which over a million emergency food packages were given to those struggling financially in the 2017-18 financial year; in which over 4 million children are living in poverty; and in which local councils in England face an £8 billion financial black hole by 2025, endangering not only their upkeep of communal spaces, but also their ability to provide adequate care for children, the elderly and people with disabilities.
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