They're too busy trading off fits of pique — tag, you're miffed!
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Trading off the headlines is just way too risky this week.
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Bitcoin was trading off those highs near $10,175 as of 11:54 a.m.
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Then they would switch back again, both of them flawlessly trading off each other telepathically.
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Shares of Salesforce lifted 3 percent in after-hours trading off the company's strong earnings.
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They also cautioned that trading off patients could impede care by delaying tests or interrupting procedures.
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Shares of Daimler, Porsche and Volkswagen were all trading off around 1 percent on the news.
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Of course, we've been trading off privacy for the wonder and convenience of technology for years.
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By doing so, the company is essentially trading off some short-term gain for long-term stability.
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Considering that he was trading off lyrics with the "Born This Way" singer, things quickly got awkward.
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Nikon Trailblazer Binoculars for $23 ($22 off): With binoculars, you're constantly trading off size and weight versus resolution.
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So why are the Yankees supposedly trading off pieces of the bullpen, the strongest part of their team?
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"If you add any particular question to the census, you're always trading off information and accuracy," he said.
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We're trading off these low- and middle-class wage jobs for fewer and fewer very high-paying jobs.
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They're completely in sync (no boy band pun intended), trading off vocal lines while executing perfectly choreographed dance moves.
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Trading off smoke or vapor for a few calories seems like a no-brainer—after all, everyone's gotta eat.
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Sterling was up half a percent at $1.3208 in early London trading, off the highs of $1.3290 touched overnight.
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You guys, too, it would be like the two of you trading off in a verse on a song.
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Then Trump laid into Hunter Biden, whom he accused of trading off his father's name in Ukraine and China.
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Gold futures are trading off a near seven-year high while the 193-year Treasury yield was at 219%.
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In Iowa, which holds its caucus on February 1st, the two are trading off the lead in recent polls.
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This week is not the first time that we've seen these companies trading off and selling companies to each other.
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When the Kings and Blackhawks were trading off the Stanley Cup every other year, it was easy to accept defeat.
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The was up 21.3 percent in midday trading, off earlier highs, and about 21.2 points below its record of 21.16,21.
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If you want to talk with your friends while trading off Zelda dungeons, you'll still need the smartphone app, though.
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Mitchell would just take the place of each Republican, trading off with Democrats and picking up when their time was up.
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The huge financial stimulus package, which could buoy the economy without trading off on social distancing, is once again under negotiation.
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The British currency fell as low as $1.3107 in Asian trading, off a seven-month high of $1.3215 hit on Tuesday.
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His company wants to automate that part of the process without trading off on the design or coding side of the equation.
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And to really exploit the fact that there are four of us on the record by trading off those bars like that.
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In Britain, people probably just aren't used to trading off their emotions with cash (this trade-off is not even always possible).
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The song itself starts off fairly boring, with Petty and Lynne trading off verses and Winwood playing fills and licks between lyrics.
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BHP shares were trading off by around 2.7 percent at 2pm London time against a FTSE 100 index that was broadly flat.
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Team pay rates involve two truck drivers trading off shifts in order to keep the truck moving for days at a time.
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For the next few years, the main target will be delivering "exponential growth", even if that means trading off margins, Trajano said.
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And they've pulled a bit away from Sanders at this point and generally have just been trading off the lead between each other.
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Trading off the U.S.-Mexico deal resolution, two-year yields , which reflect market expectations of rate cuts, rose 5.1 basis points to 1.900%.
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One is that people in a household (spouses or roommates, for instance) could theoretically share a MoviePass account, with people trading off days.
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This while Taiwan Semiconductor fell nearly 6 percent in premarket trading off its report and is now down around 1 percent since January.
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Benchmark bonds in the bloc, including Germany's 10-year Bund yield, were little changed, trading off one-month lows hit the previous session.
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The peso then erased its more than 1 percent loss and was trading off just about 0.3 percent in the afternoon, at 17.71.
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The XLK, the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund ETF was down 0.5 percent, after trading off as much as 1.6 percent at the lows.
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On "Baby Girl," he goes even further, trading off two bars of rapping with two bars of silence (again, with the occasional ad-lib).
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The models will help us decide which approaches are practicable, trading off near-term impacts to the economy against longer-term impacts to the climate.
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It took five full minutes for the ground crew to peel open all three hatches, trading off as heat and smoke forced them to retreat.
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Many party activists think that the 2020 race could feature three or four candidates competing effectively and trading off wins in different states for months.
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"Papa Murphy's has the highest food quality, so [consumers] are trading off a bit of the convenience to have that high food quality," Flink said.
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If those policies are enacted on a national basis do you see that same sort of trading off where people would potentially leave the United States?
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And when we engage or traffic in bone saws, we are long-term trading off our brand and the margin power that comes from our brand.
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Measuring 11.6mm in thickness, the Gear Sport is thinner than the Gear S3, trading off the cellular data connectivity of its senior sibling for a lither shape.
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My parents had been trading off dog-sitting my dog (a three-year-old rescued greyhound) at my house, so she's waiting at home when I arrive.
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Forever 21's whole "business model is based on trading off of the established goodwill of reputable, name-brand companies, such as Puma" ... according to the suit.
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"Everything's moving off the oil complex we're still trading off the global risk tone," said Gennadiy Goldberg, an interest rate strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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And by switching from a single-figure growth target to a range, Mr Li gave himself more flexibility in trading off some GDP growth for more reform.
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U.S. light crude futures for August touched a low of $44.64 a barrel, amid the currency moves, trading off a high of $45.42 earlier in the session.
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"We're still trading off the global risk tone ... everything's moving off the oil complex," said Gennadiy Goldberg, an interest rate strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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Saving money and trading off now so we can enjoy the value of not having to pay a mortgage is what I am most looking forward to.
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Shares in American, which have risen about 5.5 percent so far this year, were down 2.1 percent at $33.175 in midday trading, off a session low of $32.60.
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Elsewhere in emerging Europe, Budapest shares fell 211 percent and the forint was trading off Friday's three-week highs against the euro ahead of Tuesday's central bank meeting.
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Investors are closely watching the headlines and that is what markets are trading off of, said Candice Bangsund, a global asset allocation strategist at Fiera Capital in Montreal.
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Trading verses with Ms. Shah, then eventually trading off line-by-line, Ms. Jordan brings a welcome new lightness to the session, in both timbre and affect. G.R.
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Robert Robis, chief fixed income strategist at BCA Research in New York City, said Treasuries were still trading off the rate cut, which overshadowed overnight presidential primary results.
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Essentially, the process of North Korea trading off steps towards denuclearization for normal relations with the United States is too complex to be resolved in a few months.
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"They definitely are trading off of headlines and that's mainly because the situation is very fluid currently," said Mark D'Cruz, senior investment analyst at Key Private Bank in Cleveland.
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Trading off the U.S.-Mexico deal resolution, two-year yields , which move with market expectations of rate cuts, were higher on Monday, last up 4.1 basis points to 1.890%.
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The two country singers strip Soundgarden's Superunknown classic down to nothing more than a piano and two voices, trading off verses and drawing every sombre, apocalyptic drop from Cornell's lyrics.
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Couples can enjoy the perks of trading off designated driver duties after a night out on the town, as well as nab a spot in HOV multiple-occupancy highway lanes.
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Trading off verses with Gregg Allman, Michael McDonald, Joan Osborne, Jeff Tweedy, Eric Church and Win Butler, she's gutsier than any of them, almost speaking in tongues at the end.
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That doesn't entirely solve the personnel problem, but it helps: In the past, truck drivers often travelled in teams, trading off between sleeping and driving, but automation may render that unnecessary.
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"It still seems like oil, for whatever reason, continues to be what everything is trading off of," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer at North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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"it's simple: The stock market has been trading off the soft economic data and the bond market has been moving on the hard data," said Nick Raich, CEO of The Earnings Scout.
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Since winning the presidency in November, Trump has engaged in a spree of bribe-seeking, self-enrichment, and trading off the presidency never seen before at the highest level of U.S. politics.
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Okay, well, once you go and unpack it, what you find is, it is ... people are willingly trading off work/life balance to go to work for these iconic leaders and companies.
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I think there's a case to be made that trading off some measures of wealth, like the gross domestic product, would be worth it for the benefits that come with reduced inequality.
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Political observers say Villaraigosa is trading off a reputation he built as mayor, when he picked a fight with teachers unions by trying to take control of the Los Angeles Unified School District.
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The multiple record-breaking trip was completed without any fuel, trading off flying duties for the journey, which lasted a total of 17 legs, the final taking off from Cairo over the weekend.
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TBC says in the lawsuit, TBS is trading off its good name in the shellfish game -- copying interior designs, significant portions of the menu and even used similar color schemes in their signage.
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ICE, the London Metal Exchange (LME) and CME Group are all launching cleared London gold contracts this year, hoping to gather new business as tighter regulation raises the cost of trading off-exchange.
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LONDON, Feb 4 (Reuters) - The European Union's markets watchdog has proposed stricter conditions on share trading off an exchange and on "dark pools", saying the bloc's securities rules have failed to reduce their influence.
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The stock sank 9 percent after Zillow announced the endeavor in May, 16 percent in a single day in August, and 8 percent in extended trading off a mixed fourth-quarter earnings report Thursday.
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They'll start off with a lengthy block of time for a professional questioner with ample time for follow-ups, rather than the traditional five-minute segments trading off between Congress members of each party.
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Young's "I'm Comin' Over" tour has been extended to the end of the year with Pope as his guest for all 25 dates; Dan + Shay and Dustin Lynch also will be trading off as openers.
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Clearing - where an exchange acts as an intermediary to guarantee and settle trades - is regarded as a necessary progression for the gold trade as tighter regulatory capital requirements increase the cost of trading off-exchange.
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The condo rented by the San Bernardino shooters has been put up for sale ... and it looks like it's being priced to sell, but it seems like the seller is trading off the notorious publicity.
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"We're now trading off of reality rather than hope, and it's natural to be a bit more cautious when we make that transition," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer for Commonwealth Financial in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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Mr. Fisher ingeniously transfigured the sound world of classical Japanese Noh drama, with a harmonium making a gently coppery wheeze and the willowy viola da gamba trading off with its more powerful descendant, the cello.
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"Investors are trading off of global macro concerns because the ECB reduced eurozone growth expectation and induced more monetary stimulus," said Brant Houston, a managing director at CIBC U.S. Private Wealth Management in Denver, Colorado.
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"We're still trading off the weak inflation and retail sales data from Friday, although the market is trying to figure what to do next," said Gennadiy Goldberg, interest rates strategist, at TD Securities in New York.
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But the size of the brain doesn&apost change, so how does the same size area of the brain manage to take on an extra task, without trading off part of its ability to process words?
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Hypnotic drones wove in and out, trading off with an insane low end heavy enough that I could feel my bones vibrating as I stood next to the stage, drinking in the flashing lights and rattling skulls.
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"If you label some kid with a potential disease that you can't prove, and you keep them out of sports, they become depressed, they can become obese—you're trading off on a very unlikely thing," Lapuk said.
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Coons's comments came amid the FBI's submission of its supplemental investigation into Kavanaugh's background to the White House and Senate on Thursday, with senators trading off one copy of the report in a classified materials room every hour.
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"The market is just trading off a sci-fi movie where it's a viral pandemic and we're all going to die," said Nancy Davis, founder of Quadratic Capital Management and portfolio manager of the IVOL exchange-traded fund.
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Guns N' Roses, whose general partners include singer Axl Rose, guitarist Slash and bassist Duff McKagan, accused Oskar Blues on May 9 of deliberately trading off its fame and goodwill by selling Guns 'N' Rosé, starting in early 2018.
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"A number of countries in the region are trading off political dissidents and individuals fleeing persecution as part of an unholy alliance to shore up each other's regime," said Nicholas Bequelin, Amnesty International's director for East and Southeast Asia.
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"The market is trading off of near-record earnings and the E&C companies aren't at those record earnings yet as a group," said John Rogers, founder of independent engineering and construction consulting firm JBR Advisory, LLC in Portland, Oregon.
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But Nevada polls recently have shown Mr. Heller and the Democratic nominee, Representative Jacky Rosen, trading off in the lead; Arizona polls have shown a neck-and-neck race between the Democrat, Representative Kyrsten Sinema, and the Republican, Representative Martha McSally.
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But we at least pretended to care ... And by the way, I think this is the same infection that has caused illness across all of Big Tech: We're trading off long-term moral leadership in exchange for short-term profits.
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City Ballet's annual monthlong presentation of "George Balanchine's The Nutcracker" is well underway, and the coming week brings another parade of the company's talented principals and soloists trading off in myriad roles, including the regal Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier.
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Miguel Gonzalez (5-10) lasted 1 2/4 innings as the White Sox, who have been trading off their veterans, sunk to their 20th loss in their last 24 games and their 16th in 22 contests since the All-Star break.
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A decision about a nation's economic life, the Harvard economist Dani Rodrik writes, in " Straight Talk on Trade " (Princeton), "may entail trading off competing social objectives—such as stability versus innovation—or making distributional choices"; that is, deciding who gains at whose expense.
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On what would have been his 95th birthday — he died at 56 in 1979 — the band will spend the evening trading off with its sister ensemble, the Mingus Orchestra, and welcome family members and friends to give short talks on his life.
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In a complaint filed on Thursday in Los Angeles federal court, Guns N' Roses accused Oskar Blues of intentionally trading off its goodwill, prestige and fame by selling Guns 'N' Rosé since early 2018, and confusing beer drinkers into thinking the band was connected with the ale.
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Though this was William's first foray into anglophile-baiting sex tourism, his friends Dan, Carl, and Chris had fucked their way through several college towns, including Auburn, West Chester, Syracuse, Tuscaloosa, and Tempe, all trading off the basic assumption that British dudes are more attractive than American ones.
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But U.S. stock index futures were trading off session lows after Iranian officials said on Wednesday that their country did not want a war and its strikes "concluded" its response to the killing of Soleimani, whose burial was completed almost at the same time as the missile launches.
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Should their play sink them further, the Mets, who began the season with strong playoff aspirations, may consider surrendering to reality, trading off one or more of their position players who are in the final year of their contracts and hoping for a lot better luck next year.
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Still, if you're interested in testing this feature with sunglasses on, you can go to your iPhone's Settings app, click Face ID, and turn off "Require Attention for Face ID." While you're trading off an important layer of security, deactivating this feature can work for some more "challenging" types of sunglasses.
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Performances of "Giselle" (Monday through May 19) open American Ballet Theater's spring season with seven of the company's principal ballerinas trading off in the title role of the peasant girl who is deceived by a nobleman in disguise but nevertheless defends him against the wilis, those famously fierce, vengeful sirens.
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But when some lonely dude might hack into high-speed stock trading systems or spook the trading algos, quant-fund managers, and high-speed traders and throw algorithmic trading off track to where prices might actually fall in a major way, all heck breaks loose, and the Pentagon feels empowered to step in.
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That put it on track to retake the title of most valuable U.S. automaker from General Motors Co. The company cut its capital spending plans and said it would not hit its long-term rate of producing 10,000 Model 3s per week until next year, trading off production ramp speed for financial health.
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" Phil Orlando, chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors, said it takes a while for investors to find the right price for newly public companies: "The way the Lyft IPO came the other day with moving the price up and then the stock trading off was very reminiscent of what happened with Facebook a couple of years ago.
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Online-only retailers continue to methodically order their businesses to take advantage of the legal loophole in a way that shortchanges citizens by failing to collect the taxes that are owed and then trading off the illusory price advantage in a manner that undercuts local businesses — forcing many to the brink of extinction — thereby further eroding the local jobs and tax base.
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But we at least pretended to care, we at least said, "Okay, anything involving a bone saw, it's time," or I think it's time, anything involving a bone saw... And by the way, I think this is the same infection that has called illness across all of Big Tech, we're trading off long-term moral leadership in exchange for short-term profits.
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AI academics and the general public are rightfully concerned about consent for data mining phone calls and replacing the nuance of human connection with robots, but it's a predictable evolution in how we already acknowledge and participate in interactions with robots on the phone—and it's something we've been trading off in little bits all along, from the first "This call may be recorded for quality purposes" warning when you call customer service.
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