"Back in 2011, there (was) a big difference between (the) Japanese start-up market and the Silicon Valley start-up market," Shin Sakane, the company's founder and CEO, told CNBC.
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TO PICK UP MARKET SHARE BOTH IN STORE AND ONLINE.
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Still, there's nothing like an up market to boost IPOs.
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Other competitors are pushing teas and ice creams up market.
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Malaysia has picked up market share in Pakistan, he said.
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Amazon and Wayfair are eating up market share of furniture online.
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But smaller players are growing faster and picking up market share.
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AND I THINK THIS IS WHY YOU HAVE AN UP MARKET.
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They can go in an up market and in a down market.
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The cars continue up Market about four miles, to the Castro District.
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We've been in an up market, so naturally people want more money.
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The bulk of new construction is still in the move-up market.
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He appears ready to offer any and everything to grab up market share.
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The board of the up-market food chain Eataly will vote on Oct.
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One option is going up market, while the other will probably stay mainstream.
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Only the four-bedroom-and-up market fell further, with a 2125 percent drop.
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These levels are also chiefly responsible for driving up market standards for compensation packages.
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They also want to use it to help clear up market misinformation, he added.
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The uninvested cash hurts performance in an up-market but helps when stocks fall.
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Neal's plan was to undercut the competition on price and scoop up market share.
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"[The General Hospital plot] is a way to drum up market share," Prasad said.
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They're pretty good, although still lagging behind Telemundo, which is eating up market share.
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In the move-up market, supply is rising, but barely at around 1% annually.
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Its partial shutdown earlier this year drove up market prices for alumina and aluminum.
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We also have an up-market business which tends to have structurally lower margins.
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These products are expected to pick up market share over the next few years.
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Others are looking to set up market units that are supervised by national authorities instead.
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Hedge funds, as a group, have a lower return than straight-up market indexes do.
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"We really think it's a bottom-up market, not a top-down market," he said.
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The single start-up market aims to create a "single legal framework" for new companies.
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The un-invested cash hurts performance in an up-market but helps when stocks fall.
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People are going up-market so we're seeing some interest in the higher-end wines.
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That's raising the stakes for retailers to pick up market share left up for grabs.
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Most builders are also still concentrating on the move-up market, rather than entry-level.
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Demand also surged in the move-up market, causing supplies there to fall as well.
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Lowe's has been aggressively chasing the appliance category as competitors like Sears give up market share.
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The resumption of IPOs has been a concern as they tend to sop up market liquidity.
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But others were reassured the Fed was not ramping up market expectations for more rate hikes.
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E-commerce giants like Amazon continue to gobble up market share from brick-and-mortar stores.
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This contraction will create opportunities for Target to pick up market share over the long term.
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So from my point of view, every market, up market, down market, flat market, we're acquirers.
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Meanwhile, BattleFin and Eagle Alpha have built up market share by catering specifically to alternative data.
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I think our model thrives in an up market or down market just in different ways.
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In some cases, these early-stage PE firms sell to another PE buyout firm further up market.
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As many end in liquidation, others such as J.C. Penney are trying to pick up market share.
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The up-market retailer's comparable store sales fell 5.4 percent in the second quarter ended Oct. 1.
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Some even argued the calibration of the system could actually push up market rates in certain places.
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The index of the Jasdaq start-up market, which has been rising steadily since September, rose 1.07%.
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They will be forced to go up market serving older, wealthier clients who value in-person interaction.
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It said it would use the money to build up market-leading positions in virtual reality and smartphones.
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Borr Drilling competes in the jack-up market with firms such as Shelf Drilling, Ensco N> and Rowan.
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The Shanghai Composite index rose 0.3 percent and an index of China's start-up market rose 2.1 percent.
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These policies also shape how entrepreneurs and investors size up market opportunities and form views on product strategy.
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" He continued, "If we have an up market, that tends to benefit the incumbent or the incumbent party.
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The start-up market, Mothers Index, rose 1.2 percent from a three-week low hit the previous day.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang pledged Thursday to further open up market access to foreign lenders and insurance firms.
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We also have a generation of founders who've grown up in an up market that's been a decade.
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Quickly, Microsoft has gobbled up market share, offering convenient product packages including beloved tools used by most businesses.
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That's why you see competitors to Warren and Sanders alternately picking up market-restructuring and market-overhaul policies.
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Much of 221 proved to be a less ebullient time for the once red-hot start-up market.
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Careem has also faced difficulties in Turkey over similar political problems and scaled back its up-market service there.
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When you walked up Market Street, you would walk into the Tenderloin, and it was like la la land.
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The online sector, referred to as "clicks," has been slowly eating up market share in the past two decades.
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This is all, in turn, set to speed up market consolidation and joint bidding as companies share the costs.
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Citi said the Saudis would not sit idle and watch Iran snap-up market share in hotly contested Asia.
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Its air cargo sector has also started to gobble up market share in the next-day air delivery industry.
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O) as chains that could pick up market share from Toys 'R' Us. Drugstores like CVS Health Corp (CVS.
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Secondly, there has been "a rebound in some of the up-market [or more expensive] apparel retailers," Johnson said.
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Trump recently came to a new trade agreement with Japan, opening up market access for American ranchers and farmers.
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The large and new idea is that investors need not give up market returns when investing for the greater good.
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The areas where our society is failing people are those where policy does not enable bottom-up, market-driven innovation.
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But with this prodigious buying drying up market liquidity, the BOJ has slowed its bond purchases considerably in recent months.
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Aside from politics and central bank decisions, earnings and data are also set to shake up market sentiment on Monday.
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The BOJ's huge bond purchases are also drying up market liquidity, which further limits the scope for a large increase.
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But so far, rather than gobbling up market share, remittance-focused start-ups are taking slices of an expanding pie.
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A sharp rally in shares of Australia's biggest up-market department store operator, Myer Holdings Ltd,, also supported market sentiment.
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There is simply more supply for sale in the move-up market, and next to nothing at the entry level.
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When you walked up Market Street, you would walk into the Tenderloin [District], and it was like La La Land.
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Mati is not a community of illegal buildings — it is an established, up-market area with a vibrant volunteer ethos.
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But some wonder whether S4 can compete, especially as consulting companies with technical know-how are gobbling up market share.
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To counter mounting pressure on the economy, regulators have injected funds into the financial system to shore up market confidence.
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A "repeal and delay" approach means that even a propped-up market would exist for only a few more years.
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Only a strong, vocal President, capable of threatening, cajoling and waving carrots to Beijing can open up market access to China.
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Following Violet's success, the trio created You Do You as an up-market, full-scale version of the Violet character universe.
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Its massive debt purchases have dried up market liquidity and stoked concern the institution will run out of bonds to buy.
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The nation's homebuilders are not helping much at the entry level, as they continue to focus on the move-up market.
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On a conference call with analysts, Chief Executive Officer David Solomon said the bank was picking up market share in equities.
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To commemorate Daylight Saving Time, Tim Seymour picked online retailer JD.com — saying it's picking up market share from its Chinese competitors.
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And it illustrates that until now the Indian start-up market has been more about great execution than cutting-edge technology.
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Ford was once a laggard there but it has built a series of plants and is now building up market share.
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In comparison, Seattle-based Starbucks has around 10.73,000 U.S. outlets and recently unveiled a new up-market "roastery" in New York.
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"We really liked the team and the product and their ability to go up-market and win larger deals," Mathrubootham said.
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So here's what Mr. Letteri is not-so-secretly hoping for in 2529: a downturn in the private start-up market.
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Also on Wednesday, Italy's Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said the country must reduce its "enormous" public debt to shore up market confidence.
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In addition to over 290 Big Bazaar outlets, Future Retail also operates a dozen up-market grocery stores under the banner, Foodhall.
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Up market UK supermarket chain Waitrose will start trialing two-hour or same day delivery options in certain London postcodes from tomorrow.
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Also on Wednesday, Italian Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said the country must reduce its "enormous" public debt to shore up market confidence.
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But the entire industry has been pushing pickups up-market, adding on more options and luxury touches to drive up the price.
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Years of heavy money printing have dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, highlighting the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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Companies like Kraft, General Mills and many others are abandoning artificial flavors, preservatives and colors because up-market consumers are demanding it.
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New internal Fed rules on public communications make Friday the last chance to set up market expectations before the next Fed meeting.
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Much of the gains have come from PayPal's aggressive effort to pick up market share in the fast-growing mobile payments space.
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"I think it's just some pent-up market movement," said Ansel Lindner, a bitcoin investor and host of the "Bitcoin & Markets" podcast.
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As investors rushed to sell shares that still have some gains, the index for the Mothers start-up market plunged 7.1 percent.
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China's top pork producer WH Group has been going up market, selling Western-style products in China, such as sausages and ham.
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Amazon is famous for aggressively discounting items and selling at a loss when it's edging out competitors and grabbing up market share.
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The acquisition could let Patreon move up market, recruiting comedians, illustrators, game developers and vloggers that already have an established audience elsewhere.
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CNBC: As you guys were trying to move up market and go into the enterprise, what were the biggest challenges you faced?
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With such firms now gobbling up market share, some wonder whether Mr. Sorrell's new venture is, of all things, a little antiquated.
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Since then, authorities have swept up market participants, journalists, fund managers and social media commentators in a crackdown on alleged market manipulation.
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So far this year, it has gained 11 percent, while the index of another start-up market, Mothers, has jumped 14 percent.
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The supply of homes for sale is leanest on the low end, and builders are still focused on the move-up market.
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Sharp also benefited from production cutbacks by Korean rivals in LCD panels that led to a supply shortage and pushed up market prices.
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"We agree with the Fed that rising bill supply is pushing up market interest rates," said Michael Feroli, an economist at J.P. Morgan.
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Heavy government bond issues have been pushing up market interest rates in Oman and threatening to crowd out borrowing by the private sector.
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The vibe is the same light and fluffy hometown feel you get from any regional charity event, only a bit more up market.
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Poor harvests have also pushed up market prices for staple food crops since January 2017 by more than 25%, consumer association officials said.
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Still, the string of profitable quarters shows that the company can expand margins as its retail and AWS platforms eat up market share.
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Bank of Canada policymakers have taken a more hawkish tone this month, ramping up market expectations for a rate increase on July 12.
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Chaleil takes us further up-market with her selection of villas, condos and castles, most of which are at the €10 million mark.
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Then, in 2009, Amazon's value began to take off as the online retailer gobbled up market share from traditional brick and mortar retailers.
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The U.S. export gains came as Saudi Arabia, Russia and others gave up market share through supply-cut agreements to keep prices higher.
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And so it's tough for people to move into their homes and that is causing that disruption in the normal 'move-up' market.
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Toll transponders cost nothing, and fuel refills upon return are a flat $5 plus the (non-marked-up) market price of the gas.
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The index of Mothers start-up market rose 0.7% while the Jasdaq market, another bourse for start-up firms, also ticked up 0.6%.
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The index of Mothers start-up market rose 0.5% while the Jasdaq market, another bourse for start-up firms, also ticked up 3.43%.
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Best Buy is holding up well, considering the hand that it's been dealt, but it can't rely on gobbling up market share forever.
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There's also a possibility of Didi acquiring local players in Mexico to aid in buying up market share to get the ball rolling.
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REAGAN: PART OF WHAT YOU'RE TRYING TO DO TO PICK UP MARKET SHARE IS DROP YOUR PRICES, LOWER YOUR PRICES, BE MORE PRICE COMPETITIVE.
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To help to combat the impact of the virus, China's central bank has injected cash into the banking system to shore up market confidence.
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Instead, the question is how to create the conditions for bottom-up, market incentives to enable our best-and-brightest to innovate and compete.
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In August, the Lagos state government gave residents who lacked building permits two weeks to move out of Lekki and other up-market districts.
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And Casper's IPO comes on the heels of a WeWork IPO fiasco in 2019, which put a dark cloud over the start-up market.
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Its IPO also comes on the heels of a WeWork IPO fiasco in 2019, which put a dark cloud over the start-up market.
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The concern is if the gummed-up market persists, anxious sellers and agents could start aggressively dropping prices, potentially causing a negative downward spiral.
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More, like Pulte's Centex brand, are now turning in that direction, but the bulk of new production is still in the move-up market.
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Following Day for Night, the Houston post office will host a pop-up market for Super Bowl visitors in February, another pre-reconstruction initiative.
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Njoroge said the bank note plan had not led to any upsurge in demand for dollars, and his officials had stepped up market surveillance.
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Years of heavy money printing have dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concern over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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Years of heavy money printing has dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concern over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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Years of heavy money printing have dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concerns over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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But the central bank appears in little mood to deploy radical steps to overwhelm hyped-up market expectations, even if it were to ease.
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Plains has been scooping up crude barrels in recent weeks to fill the line ahead of the pipeline's start up, market sources have said.
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The PBOC conducted massive interventions in the offshore market to support the yuan earlier this year, spooking global investors and driving up market volatility.
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Mansell said that as more of its competitors close stores, Kohl's should be able to scoop up market share that's left on the table.
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TOKYO, Oct 123 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average pared earlier losses and edged up on Wednesday, with a weak yen shoring up market sentiment.
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But Nissan's profits have plunged to a ten-year low, undercut by low-margin sales to rental fleets aimed at propping up market share.
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This week two top policymakers at the central bank said that strategy had worked, ramping up market expectations for a rate rise in July.
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An up market is also a good opportunity to rebalance: You might discover that your portfolio has gotten more aggressive over time, Diamond said.
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As successful SaaS 1.0 vendors increasingly focus up market, emerging SaaS 2.0 innovators emerge in their wake to take on a somewhat orphaned mid-market.
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Instead, the discussions have largely focused on the kind of bottom-up, market-oriented solutions that the self-described democratic socialist dismisses as too conservative.
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House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) wants the Federal Communications Commission to abandon a proposal to open up market for television set-top boxes.
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Citigroup struggled in Brazil as local lenders gobbled up market share over the past decade and now control 90 percent of the country's banking assets.
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Instead, the climate talks at CERAWeek have largely focused on the kind of bottom-up, market-oriented solutions that Ocasio-Cortez dismisses as too conservative.
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The ECB has complained that some firms could avoid its supervision by setting up market divisions, known as broker-dealers, rather than full-blown banks.
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The group has performed better than typical defensive stocks in an up market and it is the only outperforming factor in BMO's category this year.
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The move is in line with Geely's ambitions to build more up-market cars and throw off its reputation for copycat designs and shoddy quality.
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"It really allows us to move up market without sacrificing all the traction we've built working with startups and mid-market companies," Yarbrough tells me.
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Happy Valley, nestled in the hills of Hong Kong island, is a tightly populated, up-market residential area next to the Causeway Bay shopping district.
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On the docket this week: the Fed, more political drama and no doubt the usual complement of you-can't-make-this-up market-moving news.
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We live in the leafy, up-market consulate suburb of Pulau Tikus; it's just a seven-minute stroll from the ritzy Gurney Plaza shopping center.
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But countries are generally less willing to cut, because doing so means giving up market share for their oil, which might be hard to win back.
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About 80 percent of the bar staff are locals, he said and they're proud to be working in an up market establishment so close to home.
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And in the start-up market, personal lender Vouch is shutting down, The Wall Street Journal reported over the weekend, citing people familiar with the matter.
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There will also be food by Smorgasburg, a pop-up market curated by Northern Grade, the Culture District Parson's exhibit and Design Market, and, naturally, fireworks.
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"We have a fierce competitor that's unprofitable in every city they exist in, but they're buying up market share," Kalanick said in an interview in February.
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But the trend also coincides with a rise in nonbank lenders, like Quicken Loans, that have been gobbling up market share in mortgages in recent years.
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The idea of a mechanism of sovereign debt restructuring could help turn up market scrutiny on governments who do not want to play by the rules.
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Still, when an established investor like Tiger taps into cannabis, it lends a measure of credibility to a particularly risky corner of the start-up market.
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Part of that gain is that builders are more focused on the move-up market, rather than the entry level, where the profit margins are thinner.
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Meanwhile at the conference some 50 leading European entrepreneurs, including the founders of Skype, BlaBlaCar and SoundCloud called for a "single start-up market" in Europe.
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It has also taken many measures to shore up market liquidity and strengthen its regulatory framework after a penny stocks crash in 2013 battered investor confidence.
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Builders are not only increasing prices, but they are also mostly focused on the move-up market, not the entry level where homes are needed most.
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For a few years, it looked like Amazon would run away with the cloud computing business, piling up market share as it has with online shopping.
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The growth suggests Kohl's is scooping up market share from the rash of stores closing across the country, most of which are tied to shopping malls.
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The results suggest Kohl's is scooping up market share from the rash of stores closing across the country, most of which are tied to shopping malls.
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RATE CUT BETS GROW As trade tensions re-emerged, weak U.S. data ratcheted up market expectations of the Federal Reserve would cut U.S. interest rates this year.
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Nissan may also be reluctant to continue collaborating with Renault once it merges with FCA, which competes with the Japanese firm in America's lucrative pick-up market.
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Despite concerns over demand for the metal earlier this year, iron ore prices have been picking up on Chinese demand as government stimulus held up market sentiment.
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Years of heavy money printing for asset purchases have dried up market liquidity and hurt commercial banks' profits, stoking concern over the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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Some, however, pointing to a large supply overhang in the jack-up market, with total supply counting more than 500 units, while current demand is around 300.
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The more up-market Idol 4S has a 5.5-inch 24 x 24 display, a faster processor, a 24-megapixel camera, and the same 2280GB of RAM.
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Target had been working to pick up market share from now-liquidated Babies R Us and Toys R Us, a strategy that succeeded during its fourth quarter.
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Just like Unicornism was a herd, and the up market in late-stage funding was a herd, as pessimism grabs hold, it too will become a herd.
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Volvo Cars is targeting a boost in sales to 800,000 cars in the medium term on the back of a string of new, more up-market models.
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The owner of up-market hotel chains such the Ritz Carlton and Sheraton already runs one of Africa's biggest hotel brands, Protea, which it acquired in 2014.
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The housing market clearly needs more new construction, and homebuilders are increasing production, but slowly and mostly in the move-up market, not at the entry level.
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This food hall and pop-up market will be adding a location on West 52nd Street in the fall, replacing what was Bar Americain by Bobby Flay.
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While it takes time for choppiness in the stock market to ripple out into the start-up market, many venture investors are already preparing for a downturn.
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Revenues at Globus, the group's up-market department store, fell by 5.7% last year to 808 million francs, while Depot sales grew 2.5% to 554 million francs.
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"If you're looking at companies like Amazon which are hoovering up market share ... you have seen some weaker performers," Jasper Reimers, senior analyst at Vertex Capital Group, said.
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The Uber investment was the PIF's first major deal in the technology start-up market, signaling its shift in strategy toward more aggressive and eye-catching foreign investments.
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EMQQ does indirectly access the Indian start-up market including darling FlipKart and other Indian e-commerce companies through investment in venture firm Naspers, a big Flipkart shareholder.
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Strong data out of the United States soothed some fears of an economic slowdown that ratcheted up market expectations of an interest rate cut in the coming months.
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The IEA, which advises industrialized nations on energy policy, said strong demand growth in the second half of 2017 and in 2018 should nevertheless speed up market rebalancing.
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Plus, smaller, thinly capitalized and lightly regulated nonbanks are taking up market share left by the larger lenders to create a potential "lose-lose situation," according to Goodman.
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The U.S. Department of Justice on Wednesday filed criminal charges against two generic drug industry executives, alleging that they colluded to fix prices and split up market share.
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Iran has previously said it will not give up market share, having only just re-entered the oil market in January after U.S.-led international sanctions were lifted.
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Those pressures to actually turn a profit abroad are only further challenged when the foreign government doesn't look kindly upon outside businesses attempting to gobble up market share.
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China will launch pilot schemes to allow financial institutions to hold stakes in companies and speed up market-based transformation of local government financing vehicles, the cabinet said.
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Fitbit has found the consumer market exceptionally challenging, as the Apple Watch has picked up market share in wearables and China's Xiaomi has emerged as a major player.
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It takes time for choppiness in the stock market to ripple out to the start-up market, but many venture capital investors are already preparing for a downturn.
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Mr. Janelle, a 0003.41-year-old New Yorker, once rented a Volvo SUV in Los Angeles via Sixt Rent, a German-based company that offers up-market cars.
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There is simply more for sale in the move-up market than at the entry level, and buyers there are less sensitive to small changes in mortgage rates.
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The International Monetary Fund said banks' impairment and restructuring practices should be reviewed, and urged stress tests on the assets and other measures to shore up market confidence.
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Although known at one point more for its copycat designs and lower quality vehicles, the Hangzhou-based firm has transformed itself into an automaker with up-market aspirations.
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But AMD is still widely expected to pick up market share over the next year, mostly based on its chips with the smaller circuits, which improve efficiency, analysts say.
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This week, it was Japan's Mothers start-up market sinking to fresh lows and marking a loss of almost 10 percent from a one-year peak hit in June.
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And with its other purchase of Vector Watch for $15 million, it seems that the strategy is just to scramble around, gobbling up market share in a stalled market.
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These goals offered the private sector a growth strategy that had the potential to both open up market opportunities and create a "sustainable and inclusive planet" the Commission said.
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Citigroup struggled in Brazil as Itaú and large local rivals gobbled up market share over the past decade - currently, six banks control 90 percent of the country's banking assets.
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Underlying profitability continued to improve in the group's Europe, Middle East and Africa business thanks to an expansion in up-market and higher margin products such as fitted kitchens.
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By the close on Monday they had charged up market value of the company to $50.9 billion, taking it just ahead of General Motors to become America's largest automaker.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's remarks earlier in the week that the United States should proceed cautiously as it looks to raise rates continued to prop up market sentiment.
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After scooping up market share that its bankrupt competitors left behind, Ed Stack, CEO of Dick's Sporting Goods, took a step back to diagnose the health of its core business.
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However, newly built homes come at a price premium, and builders are still largely focused on the move-up market, although some are starting to build more entry-level homes.
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A ridiculously ferocious attack on Italy's mildly supportive fiscal policies in the next year's budget are firing up market panic and an unedifying spectacle of chronically mismanaged intra-European relations.
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Make shopping fun: Next to Louis Vuitton, LVMH's most important brand is Sephora, the beauty retailer that has been gobbling up market share in the $22-billion cosmetic retail industry.
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" Similarly, "When I talk to my friends who started seed funds in the past decade, I hear them thinking about moving up market into larger funds and Series A rounds.
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Also, longtime rivals Toys 'R' Us and Bon-Ton have folded and Sears filed for bankruptcy, raising the stakes for retailers to pick up market share left up for grabs.
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John Shrewsberry, Wells Fargo's chief financial officer, said the bank had been willing to give up market share in the red-hot auto market to avoid taking too much risk.
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Low oil prices have slashed Oman's oil revenues, leaving the state budget deep in deficit and forcing the government to increase its borrowing, which has pushed up market interest rates.
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The FanDuels and DraftKings of the world have been able to snatch up market share early because they already had huge audiences of sports fans who were interested in gaming.
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The partnership, which runs the eponymous department stores business and up-market supermarket Waitrose, reported a loss before its partner bonus, tax and one-off costs of 25.9 million pounds.
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For example, the International Energy Agency warns of the potential for U.S. shale to continue to suck up market share, leaving the broader market in a less-than-ideal scenario.
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange's Mothers start-up market saw its main index plummet this week, marking a loss of almost 10 percent from a one-year peak hit in June.
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For his part, Gao said China is gradually opening up market access to foreign investors and companies, and likened the move to a "motion picture" instead of a static one.
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While home value gains are accelerating on the lowest end of the market, where demand is strongest and supply is leanest, value gains in the move-up market are slowing.
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Every Saturday in December, La Marqueta, a community-based market space nestled beneath the elevated Metro-North tracks along Park Avenue in East Harlem, hosts a holiday pop-up market.
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The average loan size for purchase applications hit a survey high, which is more evidence that the bulk of today's homebuying is in the move-up market, not the entry-level.
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It would also have enabled the new firm to compete more effectively with Aldi and Lidl, two German discount stores that have been gobbling up market share over the past decade.
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That's because TV manufactures and titans like Comcast and Amazon are looking to borrow from the Roku playbook, while locking up market share — and maybe freezing Roku out in the process.
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Muthiah said one woman who attended the pop-up market said she had held food drives for a nonprofit and never imagined she would have to rely on a food bank.
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More recently, he turned the restaurant's backyard, a pretty arrangement of gravel, picnic tables and paper lanterns on strings of twinkle lights, into a pop-up market featuring Nepali-American designers.
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Weekend after weekend, streets of the city, in different places but often in the up-market Central business area and the Causeway Bay shopping district, would become a sea of flames.
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While the increase is due in part to the recent stock market run-up, market volatility should not deter savers, according to Jeanne Thompson, a senior vice president of Fidelity Investments.
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Amid a global glut in grain, Russians have sucked up market share in Africa and the Middle East, leveraging their advantages in geography and weather over competitors in America, while undercutting prices.
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"WCI's land portfolio dovetails perfectly with our own Florida footprint and expands our product offering to capture more of the move-up market," Lennar Chief Executive Stuart Miller said in a statement.
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After a close election, employment growth in firms connected to the winners is nine percentage points higher than in those connected to losers, suggesting that the "winning" firms gobble up market share.
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India's technology start-up market is booming as more and more people shop online, in a country where about 20 percent of a population of 1.3 billion are connected to the Internet.
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"It's the biggest start-up market no one pays attention to," said Dave McClure, managing partner of 2830.5 Startups, after meeting in Tokyo during a Geeks On A Plane tour through Asia.
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Combine the leading internet retailer with a knack for logistics with a company known for selling fresh, up-market food, and one obvious opportunity is selling meal kits to rival Blue Apron's.
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While GM isn't pushing quite as far up-market as Ford, it is adding new, high-line versions of its HD trucks, including the Silverado High Country, and the GMC Sierra Denali.
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They missed, and we'll see they're going slightly up market with a more expensive device I think they think will appeal to people who really, really care about great quality, sound quality.
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Dick's Sporting Goods — Oppenheimer upgraded the sporting goods retailer to "outperform" from "perform," saying Dick's can capitalize on "freed-up market share" following the bankruptcy of Sports Authority, Sports Chalet, and Golfsmith.
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As years of heavy asset buying dry up market liquidity and ultra-low rates strain bank profits, the central bank has come under increasing criticism over the rising cost of prolonged easing.
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Luxury goods companies are riding a rebound in Chinese demand and younger shoppers flocking to high-end brands and Gobbetti set out a plan in November to take Burberry further up-market.
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India's technology start-up market is booming as more and more people shop online in a country where about 20 percent of a population of 1.3 billion are connected to the Internet.
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The beginning of his tenure has been defined by ramped up market volatility, a pickup in rates and the consensus that inflation is ticking higher after a prolonged period of price suppression.
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ZURICH, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Credit Suisse has capped a series of downtown Zurich property divestments with the sale of a building on the up-market Bahnhofstrasse to investment fund Swiss Prime Anlagestiftung.
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The deal, announced on Wednesday, makes the Saudi state's Public Investment Fund (PIF) a player in the technology start-up market - a break from Riyadh's past emphasis on conservative, low-risk foreign investments.
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The U.K. has established itself as a leading technology start-up market in Europe, particularly in the fintech or financial technology space and a number of British firms have secured funding this year.
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Larissa Alves, who started the monthly plus-size pop-up market HashTag Bazar, and Babu Carreira, owner of the online plus-size shop Big Brechó, both hit the beach for Dia de Gordes.
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That has led to more than 100 daily flight cancellations at both airlines into early next year and constricted their growth plans, while rivals like Delta Air Lines Inc pick up market share.
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RATE CUT BETS GROW As trade tensions have made a reappearance on investors' radars, weak U.S. data has also ratcheted up market expectations of a U.S. interest rate cut in the coming months.
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But investor interest in small-caps has waned this year, with the ChiNext start-up market down more than 8 percent and Shenzhen's predominantly small-cap SME board down more than 5 percent.
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Meanwhile, in Europe, trade ministers and heads of competition policy are openly debating how best to make Europe competitive with Chinese state-run conglomerates, who are gobbling up market share in strategic industries.
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Hopes are rising among investors that Britain's established supermarkets can succeed in fighting back against the privately owned German discounters Aldi and Lidl, who have rapidly built up market share in recent years.
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Erectile dysfunction drug Viagra brought in an estimated $1.4 billion in annual sales for Pfizer before Teva Pharmaceuticals introduced a generic version of the pill in 2017 that quickly ate up market share.
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OPEC's Gulf members, led by Saudi Arabia, insist OPEC will not cut production by itself, as this would give up market share to rivals, and expect the market to balance itself over time.
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The intervention dried up market liquidity to such an extent that overnight funding costs in the currency briefly soared to a record 1633 percent early on Tuesday, compared to below 10 percent usually.
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Coal and steel are still central to its economy but it has also developed tourism and buildings where exhausted miners formerly slept off their shifts are now elegant restaurants and up-market flats.
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He said the country's energy companies have pushed back on Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak and President Vladimir Putin as U.S. producers pick up market share in Asia, an important oil growth market.
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Daily fantasy sites like FanDuel are snatching up market share, but traditional gaming and media companies are profiting the most, and the media and data industries around sports gambling are ripe for disruption.
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Some on the BOJ board, such as former market economists Takehiro Sato and Takahide Kiuchi, have also warned of the side effects of the aggressive bond purchases, such as drying up market liquidity.
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Though Facebook and Google control a majority of the global digital ad market, with Amazon also catching up, other smaller players such as Snap and Twitter are growing and picking up market share.
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"The make-up market, whether mass or luxury, is really booming," Agon told investors in a conference call, adding brands such as Yves Saint Laurent saw sales growth of 40 percent during the period.
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Now, with the S&P 22019 up almost 22019 percent this month, you are risking clients saying, 'Hey, you underperform in a down market last year, and now you underperform in an up market?
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Allison was quick to quell any notions that Domino's was automatically picking up market share from the beleaguered Papa John's, which has struggled to regain sales after its founder made a racially charged comment.
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The call for a single start-up market comes as Britain heads towards a referendum on its membership of the EU. A "Brexit" would be a "terrible thing" for tech companies, according to Hoberman.
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Monetary policy decisions by leading central banks could shake up market sentiment, while China's growth story, election outcomes and what happens with the U.K.'s Brexit negotiations are also set to cause a stir.
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"Falling inventory is not enough to bring up market sentiment...Spot trade is becoming lukewarm as investors expect falling prices with mounting production at steel mills," analysts from Sinosteel Futures said in a note.
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"As they move Jeep up-market, in order to stay competitive in that segment, they need, at the least, plug-in hybrids and there's increasing likelihood they'll need battery-electric versions, too," said Abuelsamid.
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TOKYO, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average edged up on Wednesday, swinging away from earlier losses as the yen's recent rise against the dollar stalled and upbeat earnings helped shore up market sentiment.
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I think other examples are— they were using a client count number from I think it was 2009 from a presentation in our up-market business which included some of our stand-alone clients.
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OPEC's de facto leader, Saudi Arabia, and top non-OPEC producer Russia have said cuts need to be extended to speed up market rebalancing and prevent oil prices from sliding back below $50 per barrel.
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AMD shares jumped as much as 12% and ended the day up almost 10% on Tuesday after announcements about upcoming chips led analysts to predict the company will pick up market share from rival Intel.
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The hires come as Citi CEO Mike Corbat has said he is focusing on growing the bank, including picking up market share in investment banking, after years of scaling back businesses following the financial crisis.
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At its most recent strictly plant-based monthly pop-up market, a bakester wore a black hoodie bearing a directive to "arm the animals" and an illustration of a panda toting an M249 machine gun.
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But the Philip Morris team had chafed at their product's being kept off the shelves while Juul gobbled up market share, and was unhappy with Altria's $12.8 billion investment in the San Francisco start-up.
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In a phone interview last week with CNBC, Misra said he needs the benefit of time to disprove his critics and vindicate the Vision Fund's big money bets across the global tech start-up market.
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John Lewis Partnership, which runs the eponymous department stores business and up-market supermarket Waitrose, is an employee owned business which usually rewards staff with an annual payout equivalent to a percentage of their salary.
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PARIS/ZURICH (Reuters) - Online platforms offering rentals or shares in everything from glitzy watches to sports cars are making inroads in the luxury goods market, as a shift in consumer habits begins to head up market.
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It also dried up market liquidity, forced layoffs, sharply reduced consumer spending, weakened banks and other financial firms, created a severe recession, and threw Fannie and Freddie into bankruptcy at cost to taxpayers of $186 billion.
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SGX has taken many steps to shore up market liquidity and also strengthened its regulatory framework after a penny-stocks crash in 2013 battered investor confidence, but faces a tough task to improve equities trading volume.
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The outlook propelled shares in Australia's biggest up-market department store operator by sales as much as 10 percent higher in morning trade as investors bet on a stronger-than-expected turnaround after years of declining earnings.
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Morgan Stanley's traders managed to navigate inconsistent trading conditions through the quarter and picked up market share along the way, Chief Executive James Gorman and Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Pruzan said on a conference call with analysts.
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At the same time, Trump's national security team is conducting a broad review of U.S. strategy toward China in search of ways to counter Chinese trade practices and open up market access, a senior administration official said.
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Chinese stocks sank to seven-month lows last week in a five-week losing streak, as a coordinated campaign among financial regulators against shadow banking and risky, leveraged investments drove up market rates and dented investor confidence.
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"We have been refreshing the vehicle family (in South America), building up market share and getting the cost point right, all in preparation for one vehicle family," GM President Dan Ammann told Reuters in a recent interview.
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Other ideas floated by economists and academics for the ECB include a loan scheme that effectively pays banks to take cash, or intervention in inflation-linked derivatives which would prop up market forecasts for consumer price growth.
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"We've deliberately moved up-market, doing less cookie-cutter simple research because there are a lot of automation and tools that can do that easily," Woodall, who has been working in market research for 20 years, said.
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The kingdom's stock exchange Tadawul has introduced the index cap of 15%, a move designed to address concerns that oil giant Saudi Aramco will outweigh other listings socking up market liquidity when it lists on the exchange.
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The statement could allay market fears that Saudi oil giant Aramco's initial public offering (IPO) - which could be the world's largest so far - might soak up market liquidity as Saudi investors direct their wealth towards the offering.
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Savvy investors who've mastered stocks, bonds and real estate may want to try to cash in on the hot start-up market, but experts advise they do so only after careful consideration of its elevated, buyer-beware risks.
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"Part of our thesis on Apple all along has been, they are taking a good amount of market share from Samsung at the high end, and even from some other brands that are moving up-market, " Long said.
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As Dick's has been able to scoop up market share and vacant real estate that many of its bankrupt competitors, such as Sports Authority, have left behind, analysts have been anticipating better results from Stack and his team.
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Experts say the huge increase in teen use is the result of a single company, Juul, which they say grabbed up market share with an assortment of flavors, high nicotine content and devices that look like USB drives.
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Although pop-up market stalls still sell dog meat at Moran, the closure of the final permanent vendor selling live dogs at the site "represents a major victory in dismantling the once infamous dog meat market," said HSI.
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But Australian retail giant Woolworths had refused to allow him access to a car park in the up-market suburb of Prahran, in the nation's second-largest city of Melbourne, as they feared it would inconvenience their customers.
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"We think winning that college market is going to put us in a really good spot to go up market, expand into cities and target our aging customer base," Allen said about the next phase for the startup.
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BEIJING, Feb 21 (Reuters) - China's industrial metals mostly went up on Friday ahead of the week-long national holiday, as expectations of progress in high-level trade talks between China and the United States shored up market sentiment.
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On a quiet cul-de-sac called Cornwall Gardens, in Singapore's up-market District 10, the 1,500-square-meter property was purchased during the 2009 financial crisis — at the market low — for 9 million Singapore dollars, or $6.3 million.
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Cloud adoption has accelerated over the past few years, as companies increasingly outsource the expensive task of maintaining in-house IT infrastructure — and Azure continues to quietly gobble up market share with an unparalleled 215 percent yearly growth rate.
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Volvo remains a minnow in an auto industry where volumes are measured in millions, but strong sales of the first in a string of new and increasingly up-market models, the XC90 SUV, have helped boost revenue and profit.
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For example, Walmart last year teamed up with Google in order to have an entry point in the voice-assisted shopping space, by way of Google Home smart speakers – an area where Amazon's Alexa has mopped up market share.
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OPEC's top producer, Saudi Arabia, favors extending the output curbs by nine months rather than the initially planned six months, as it seeks to speed up market rebalancing and prevent oil prices from sliding back below $50 per barrel.
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The downgrade has had "a negative psychological impact on the market," said Tian Weidong, strategist at Kaiyuan Securities, adding Beijing's campaign to clean up the financial system was already driving up market rates and sowing panic among retail investors.
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The civil lawsuit, led by antitrust investigators in Connecticut, comes one day after the U.S. Department of Justice filed criminal charges against two generic drug industry executives, alleging that they colluded to fix prices and split up market share.
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They are also giving rival beef exporting nations like Brazil the chance to ramp up market share in key consumers such as China, where a rapidly-expanding middle class is developing a taste for foods like steak and hamburgers.
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"Beginning in January 2017, the Trump Administration began implementing an economic agenda to reduce burdensome regulations, engage the private sector to promote pro-growth policies, and negotiate trade deals to open up market access for American businesses," Kautter wrote.
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For employee-owned John Lewis Partnership, which runs the eponymous department stores business and up-market supermarket Waitrose, the prospect of not paying a bonus for the first time since 1953 highlights how tough times are for some retailers.
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The bourse has taken measures to shore up market liquidity, improve the quality of listings and strengthen its regulatory framework after a penny stocks crash in 2013 battered investor confidence, but faces a tough task to improve trading activity.
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Mr. Daunt acknowledged that Barnes & Noble faced significant challenges as it sought to reverse years of decline and Amazon continued to gobble up market share, but he expressed confidence that investing in stores would pay off in the end.
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"The next trillion dollars of start-up market cap is going to be created by companies that are made, you know, over these next two years — from six months ago to a year-and-a-half in the future," Libin said.
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In this plush, glitzy part of London's up-market West End, you never really know just how many professional artists, actors and sports personalities you're queuing up next to for coffee, or jostling with for space on a crowded tube train.
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With that growth running at its slowest in a quarter of a century, China's consumption patterns are changing, with wealthy middle-class households trading down from up-market to more affordable brands, and poorer families paring back on even basic purchases.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - When Zhu Chenxia bought a flat early last year from Lei Yarong in the up-market Nanshan district of China's southern metropolis of Shenzhen, the two women drew up three purchase agreements to cover the deal.
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The small-business economy and moving upmarket towards medium-sized businesses has always been our sweet spot and we are seeing a lot more growth in the midmarket and up-market opportunity," CEO Jack Dorsey said Thursday on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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Not only can non-editors show up to watch the shows, but there's actually a pop-up market right next to the runway where local purveyors and designers can show off their wares and take orders for their unique threads.
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A few weeks earlier, there had been a spectacular display of liberal Episcopalianism, when Archbishop Michael Curry, the church's present leader, dazzled the world and startled the up-market congregation with a paean to love at a British royal wedding.
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Up-market London property has been particularly hit by a 3 percent increase in stamp duty property tax introduced in April on properties bought to be rented out and second homes, affecting London more than other parts of the country.
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"More steel mills have decided to halt operation because of (emergency measures) in the smog weather, which helped to shore up market sentiment, but air quality will be improved soon," said analysts at CITIC Futures in a note in Mandarin.
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Residents in the Thai capital were urged not to be alarmed after the cases were confirmed in the Sathorn area of the city, an up-market neighborhood popular with the city's expatriate community and part of the capital's business district.
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OPEC's de facto leader, Saudi Arabia, favors extending the output curbs by nine months rather than the initially planned six months, as it seeks to speed up market rebalancing and prevent oil prices from sliding back below $50 per barrel.
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The world's largest clothing retailer, which also owns up market label Massimo Dutti and teen brand Bershka, said in September it expected like-for-like sales growth of 4 to 6 percent over the second half of its financial year.
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The "toll takers" who specialize in key pieces of betting operations are profiting the most today, but daily fantasy sites like FanDuel are snatching up market share, and venture capitalists are still waiting for the Google or Amazon of sports betting.
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John Lewis Partnership, which runs the eponymous department stores business and up-market supermarket Waitrose, said it had built up record liquidity of 20.7625 billion pounds ($2 billion) to mitigate risks and maintain annual investment at 400-500 million pounds.
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At a pop-up market stall just off Canal Street, the Madison Avenue of the unauthenticated, shoppers have spent the last week snapping up off-price, jeans, hoodies, T-shirts and boxer briefs with a familiar, almost-right logo: Deisel.
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"It's likely they are going to pick up market share from other players," Stifel Nicolaus analyst Eleonora Dani said, but added that it would be harder for JD to keep up the pace of growth in a challenging retail environment.
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Long seen as a no-frills brand, Geely has transformed itself into an automaker with up-market aspirations, using its Volvo research-and-development advantage to climb the sales table in the world's largest auto market where it ranks around seventh.
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This foothold gave the cyber spies control over guest wi-fi networks and could help them grab passwords of targeted victims and sniff unencrypted data being transmitted to shared network drives in the up-market, business-class hotels of major cities.
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"As we continue to grow up-market, we've learned that more complex sellers often have established systems that they've tailored to their businesses, such as e-commerce websites, custom points of sale, or inventory software," he said during the earnings call.
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STOCKHOLM, May 4 (Reuters) - Geely-owned automaker Volvo Car Group swung to a profit in the first quarter as its new up-market models helped drive margins to the level it has set as a benchmark to be competitive with bigger global rivals.
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Chief Executive Marco Gobbetti set out a plan in November to take the label further up-market, but it said there would be little, if any, growth in revenue and operating profit until its 2021 financial year as it implements the plan.
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The up-market retailer of clothes, handbags, shoes and fashion accessories also announced the purchase of Michael Kors (HK) Ltd, its exclusive licensee in China and some regions in Asia, for $500 million, to increase its direct exposure to growing Asian markets.
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Chief Executive Marco Gobbetti set out a plan in November to take the label further up-market, but the company said there would be little, if any, growth in revenue and operating profit until its 2021 financial year as the programme was implemented.
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" Levkovich added that the bank's "normalized earnings yield gap work, which incorporates both cyclically adjusted P/E ratios and the five-year forward swap contract's 10-year Treasury yield levels ... it implies a 90% chance of an up market in 12 months.
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Uber's combative streak served it well in the beginning, when its goals were to decimate the traditional taxi industry and barnstorm its way across the globe, gobbling up market share in its relentless quest to become everyone's de facto mode of transportation.
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That's partly thanks to the way Amazon operates: Your list of adversaries — even enemies — includes the many businesses that fear being crushed by Amazon, and the retail workers losing their jobs as the company scoops up market share in sector after sector.
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Rich venture capital firms looking to invest in India's start-up market have often put these questions to women entrepreneurs, according to industry insiders - regardless of whether they're an Ivy League graduate with experience working in some of the biggest global firms.
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No matter how bullish or bearish I am, and no matter how good or bad the investment climate is, I always make sure I take into account both sides — the case for an up market and the one for a down market.
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The deal talks come as Target — like many large brick-and-mortar retailers — is struggling to stanch declining store traffic and decreasing sales as young shoppers opt for new, digital-native brands and Amazon continues to eat up market share across the board.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Geely-owned automaker Volvo Car Group reported its operating earnings tripled in the first half and said a further roll-out of new, more up-market models left it confident about reaching record sales and earnings for the full year.
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However, BNP Paribas said its determination to maintain a presence across all geographies and products in CIB paid off in the period as it claimed to have picked up market share from European competitors who have decided to pull out of certain areas.
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For many global telecoms, shoring up market share under today's pressures while also future-proofing operations means having to invest in AI. The telecom industry is expected to invest $36.7 billion annually in AI software, hardware, and services by 2025, according to Tractica.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Apartment-sharing startup Airbnb has taken bookings from more than 66,000 visitors coming to this month's Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, from up-market seafront districts like Copacabana to the city's hillside slums, company officials said on Monday.
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This month the council is collaborating with Heal's, a British furniture and furnishing brand with a flagship store on London's Tottenham Court Road, to host Design Ireland, a pop-up market showcasing some of the hottest creative talent working in the Emerald Isle.
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At the July 30-31 meeting, the BOJ took steps to make its policy framework more sustainable, such as allowing bond yields to move more flexibly around its target, as years of heavy asset buying by the central bank dry up market liquidity.
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Looking to secure future growth, the company said it would launch up to 15 new hotels by next summer under the name "Cook's Club", a cheaper version of its up-market Casa Cook business, to attract style-conscious holidaymakers on a lower budget.
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"When you have those customer satisfaction numbers, when you can pick up market share as easily as Apple can because of its reputation, then, sure, you can get away with raising the average price of your phones from $606 to $724," Cramer said.
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The company's device, sometimes referred to as the iPhone of e-cigarettes, quickly became fashionable among high school students, and as Juul picked up market share, it became the focus of numerous federal and state investigations into its advertising and sales practices.
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Paul Polman became known as a leading voice on sustainable capitalism while running consumer goods giant Unilever for 10 years and is a regular at the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting for the global elite in the up-market ski resort.
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Britain is seeking a free trade agreement with China, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday as she flew to the country for talks with Chinese leaders, adding that more should be done immediately to open up market access for British firms.
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"We understand that Pure's move up market puts them in the lion's den of fiercely defended accounts where incumbent OEM relationships run deep, and as such, the turf could be getting more competitive," BTIG analysts led by Edward Parker wrote in a Wednesday note.
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Bar Da Laje is a vivid example of what is becoming known as 'favela chic', a phenomenon that has seen some parts of the enormous informal settlements once synonymous with poverty and violence become fashionable, home to edgy art galleries and up-market cafes.
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"Fosun has been able to pick up the shares at a fairly significant discount," said Ben Cavender, Shanghai-based principal at China Market Research Group, adding there was room to grow both at home and overseas if Fosun could help Tsingtao move up-market.
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A production freeze could amount to a compromise in that it would limit further increases in the supply glut that sent prices to a 12-year low of $27.10 a barrel last month, while not requiring countries to cut supply and give up market share.
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Shares of the company fell as much as 20% as it struggles to stand out in the United States, its biggest market, where it has been introducing products such as new Curry sneaker and HOVR shoes at a faster pace to shore up market share.
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"Target has never been a very good grocer," Bernstein analyst Brandon Fletcher told CNBC, saying the company was "late to the party" as other retailers swooped in and scooped up market share of grocery carts before Target even got a taste of the supermarket business.
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"It will help distinguish good real estate companies that conduct business by the book from those who have not ... It will make buyers more confident and will perk up market sentiments as well," said J.C. Sharma, managing director of Bengaluru-based developer, Sobha Ltd (SOBH.NS).
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SGX, a global listing hub for business trusts and real estate investment trusts, has taken several measures in recent years to shore up market liquidity, improve quality of listings and strengthen its regulatory framework after a penny stocks crash in 2013 battered investor confidence.
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Comments from Bank of Canada policymakers last week have ramped up market expectations for a rate hike in July and the Reserve Bank of Australia meets on Tuesday, with the focus on whether it will also talk about the need for tighter monetary policy.
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LG, the world's second-biggest television set maker behind Samsung Electronics, said its TV business booked a 343 billion won profit, as higher panel costs were offset by growing demand for up-market sets such as organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panel TVs that offer bigger margins.
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SGX, a global center for business trusts and real estate investment trusts, has taken several measures in the past few years to shore up market liquidity, improve the quality of listings and strengthen its regulatory framework after a penny stocks crash in 2013 battered investor confidence.
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This means that U.S. and Qatari producers are just as likely to ship to Europe as to Asia, especially if Gazprom chooses not to compete on price and rather gives up market share, most likely taking the view that the LNG oversupply is a temporary phenomenon.
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SAO PAULO/RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil soccer star Neymar has denied an accusation of rape, outlined in a police report seen by Reuters, in which an unnamed woman alleges that the sports star drunkenly assaulted her at an up-market hotel in the French capital.
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SGX, a global listing hub for business trusts and real estate investment trusts, has taken several measures in the past few years to shore up market liquidity, improve the quality of listings and strengthen its regulatory framework after a penny stocks crash in 2013 battered investor confidence.
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"Dividend strategies have increasingly become top of mind for investors that want to participate in the up market that continues but they want to be prepared for the volatility that feels like is around the corner," said Todd Rosenbluth, head of ETF & mutual fund research at CFRA.
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The daily fantasy-sports company, which was facing federal inquiries about its business model just four years ago, jumped into sports betting as soon as the US Supreme Court opened the door for more states to legalize it in 2018 and quickly gobbled up market share.
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All the while, it has made sure not to let too much money drop to its bottom line — giving it the stigma of being a perennial money loser — so it can eat up market share from competitors that are more focused on profits than on growth.
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Indeed, if Apple ever moves its laptop and desktop lines from x86 to ARM, it won't be because of ARM Performance Elves or the supposed deficiencies of the legacy x86 ISA — it'll be because they've finally migrated ARM up-market to the point that the performance/watt gap vs.
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"Our goal really here is to bring the kind of cybersecurity that we've been building for government agencies into the commercial market, so this is really work on our side to try to, you might say, bring it down market as the threat landscape moves up market," he said.
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Among the most interesting nuggets this time around included indications that there's a boom in hotel construction in Maine, an increase in coffee spending in Minnesota, signs that Airbnb is pressuring the hotel industry in New York, and online grocery sales gobbling up market share in San Francisco.
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Over the last few months, the company has funneled massive amounts of cash into a wide variety of comedy specials, and it's apparently in an attempt to corner the stand-up market and push out the competition for less money than other forms of entertainment would typically cost.
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While it represents just a fraction of the trillions in invested assets globally — the market cap of the U.S. stock market alone is in the neighborhood of $24 trillion — the slice represents investors' growing interest in investments whose goal is to better the environment and society without giving up market returns.
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On Monday, Chicago Federal Reserve President Charles Evans, when asked about Amazon's proposed $13.7 billion buyout of up-market grocer Whole Foods Market Inc at an event in New York, said new competitors with a technological edge entering in major industries pose possible long-term implications that inflation will remain low.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Chinese-owned Volvo Car Group swung to a profit in the first quarter as its new up-market models helped drive profitability to a level more in line with bigger rivals and seen as key in its quest to carve out a niche in the premium car market.
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"It's a difficult retail outlook, but it's probably the perfect time to be picking it up at the bottom of the market - take the costs out, do some marketing and if consumers start spending, watch the stock run up," market portfolio strategist at stockbroker Blue Ocean Equities Mathan Somasundaram said.
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"The 2019 budget approved in early April strikes a good balance between advancing revenue-based fiscal consolidation, which is important to shore up market confidence given Sri Lanka's high debt and refinancing needs, while making space for macro critical capital and social spending and business friendly tax measures," she said.
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A pop-up market of contemporary luxury goods being sold to a wealthy elite doesn't begin to encapsulate the diversity of languages, countries, and cultures of the region, not to mention the many kinds of artistic spaces and projects embedded therein, all of which are largely unseen at Art Stage.
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"With the consolidation occurring in the sporting goods industry (note recent bankruptcies of Sports Authority, Gander Mountain, etc.), DKS can continue to gobble up market share from struggling brick-and-mortar competitors and be the 'survivor' of the industry's consolidation (bringing to mind Best Buy in the electronics space), " he added.
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Although Huawei's previous phones have been able to function without the Play Store in China for years now, it will be much harder to convince Android users in Europe — where Huawei had been gobbling up market share — to buy a phone without easy access to the operating system's primary app store.
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Trump said he did not want to endorse a deal agreed by the Obama administration to sell the old London embassy for "peanuts," even though the decision to move from Grosvenor Square in up-market Mayfair to the south bank of the Thames was agreed in 2008 under Republican President George W. Bush.
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Read More Better buckle up—market turmoil may not be over "Continued volatility is likely, given challenges to the global economic outlook (such as emerging markets' economic slowdown and China's ongoing transition) as well as political risks (notably Brexit's impact on UK consumer confidence, Abe re-election in Japan, and the U.S. election," Skelly said.
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The new store, which is the first of its kind in the US, highlights Amazon's unsated appetite for gobbling up market share in the $900 billion US grocery industry, even after spending nearly $14 billion in 2017 to acquire Whole Foods and making same-day grocery delivery a free perk for Prime members last year.
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Verizon Says It Was Totally Just Testing How to Throttle VideoAfter rumors spread on Reddit that Verizon Wireless customers were unable to achieve feeds of…Read more ReadVerizon, along with AT&T, had abandoned unlimited mobile data plans until T-Mobile came along and introduced its own unlimited service that began to eat up market share.
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These have been successful in eating up market share from traditional incumbents: A recent report from Accenture, cited by Reuters, notes that challenger banks collectively now account for 14 percent of the banking market's revenues in Europe, or €206 billion ($238 billion) compared to just 3.5 percent of the US market (which is worth $1.04 trillion).
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At the other end of the island, there is a middle-of-the-night pop-up market under the Manhattan Bridge where dozens of men and women line up to meet the trucks, and a pickup spot on Wall Street where super-canners who have deals with bars to take all their empties can haul off more than $500 a night.
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WATCH THIS: 'Friends' Actress Who Played Ross' Girlfriend Julie Was 'Booed' by Fans 'Rooting for Rachel' Things comically escalate as Rachel goes on a shopping spree, bringing home a large decorative cage used by "Colonial bird merchants" and a "room separating apparatus," only to be challenged by Ross to take Phoebe to the made-up market with $60 to hunt for one of her miraculous finds.
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"We are increasingly optimistic that despite continued underlying woes for Dick's, the company should effectively capitalize upon a building wave of freed-up market share within the group and believe that even after a recent move higher in DKS, shares still do not fully discount for prospects for potentially better sales trends nearer term," analyst Brian Nagel wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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And Samsung, which is Apple's primary up-market competition, is already planning to make its (hopefully non-flammable) Galaxy Note 8 priced to compete with the iPhone X. READ: Why you won't be able to buy Apple's iPhone X So why is Apple launching a major new product — just a few months ahead of the holiday season — that much of its customer base can't buy?
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Contrasted with the Chelsea-based Masterpiece Art Fair in the summer, in which the brightest and most bling purchasables — Rolls Royces, jewelry by Van Cleef & Arpels — sat next to Old Masters, with its thick piled carpets, elaborate floral displays and what felt like as many up-market dining establishments as actual exhibitors, Frieze is a more sober — dare I say, serious — affair, the focus squarely on the intellectual.
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Hoberman says this deficiency has meant that Europe has not been able to create huge companies such as Apple and Facebook, despite having a population of over 500 million, far larger than the US. The call for a single start-up market comes as Britain heads towards a referendum on its membership of the EU. Most surveys show the vast majority of UK tech companies believe "Brexit" would be a huge backwards step.
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"I would get rid of the rules that disadvantage our up market with a sweet rule in the VAT (Value Added Tax), I would get rid of the REACH directive, which prevents our importers getting the chemicals they need, I would get rid of some of the rules that have disadvantaged our temping agencies, some of the rules on temporary workers, and I would stop some of the things that are about to happen," Hannan said.
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We picked up market share, volumes were up, I think we managed risk very well, but one of the things-, you know, an advantage of being a British bank right now is I think you'll see rising interest rates in the United States, that improves the net interest margin, but in the UK, as Governor Carney mentioned the other day, there's a very good chance, given inflationary pressures and given what's going on in the UK government, you will see interest rates rise.
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The company, which has risen to be one of Britain's biggest homebuilder in the 40 years since it launched its first major project in North Wales in 1979, warned of potential construction labour shortages after Brexit in March next year, which is likely to end freedom of movement between Britain and the EU. It also appealed to the government to keep its Help to Buy subsidy scheme for first-time buyers in place, saying it was important to prop up market sentiment.
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To celebrate the one year anniversary of the Women's March on Washington and the newly-released book Together We Rise, which gives readers a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most galvanizing events to happen in modern day history, Brother Vellies creative director Aurora James called upon a group of designers — ones who don't shy away from having the tough discussions in the fashion industry — to hold a pop-up market this past weekend in New York City, with proceeds benefiting the Women's March and Planned Parenthood.
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