So far, companies have been saving most of their windfalls.
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In welcoming those windfalls, companies frequently promised to help workers.
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More than half of that improvement came from tax windfalls.
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O). Lightspeed also reaped windfalls when Cisco Systems Inc (CSCO.
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Windfalls don't always come in the form of record lottery wins.
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The communities are distinct, but they're both potential windfalls for networks.
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Plaintiffs' attorneys reap windfalls The TCPA is a strict liability statute.
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At times, the hotel reaped the windfalls of the war economy.
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The 260 and 22018 midterms were massive seat windfalls for Republicans.
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The offering's success will bring windfalls for Lyft's biggest existing investors.
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And for investors who got in early, these could generate substantial windfalls.
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Residents of gentrifying neighbourhoods who own their homes have reaped considerable windfalls.
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Another is to target economic rents and windfalls that inflate investment returns.
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Others took their stock windfalls and dropped out to pursue other passions.
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Many who received stock options found their hopeful windfalls had become worthless.
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"No inheritances, no windfalls," he writes on his blog, My Money Wizard.
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America's ground-combat branch has a reputation for dramatically squandering huge cash windfalls.
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Windfalls like that could become more common if home buyers demand better deals.
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The later last calls have local businesses preparing for huge windfalls of business.
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That has sometimes produced windfalls at the very top of the income distribution.
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It has meant windfalls for oil consumers, and some painful adjustments for producers.
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The National Democratic Institute also uses its NED windfalls to play favorites abroad.
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" Further delay, he added, "just facilitates vast windfalls of profit to criminal enterprises.
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The ballot measure legalizing marijuana promised annual tax windfalls of a billion dollars.
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Election years typically provide windfalls for local TV stations as candidates blanket airwaves.
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Running's emotional windfalls couple a sense of profound freedom with moments of euphoric joy.
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He heard dubious alerts about student loan forgiveness, unclaimed lottery windfalls, and tax debt.
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Those laws return some of the unexpected windfalls that states receive to the taxpayer.
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Is there a better way to divide the windfalls that come from natural resources?
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The potholes have caused untold accidents, hours of traffic and windfalls for tire dealers.
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Donald Trump Jr. is reaping the windfalls of the country's admiration for President Trump.
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The drug rebate curtain The algorithm black box The pharmacy squeeze The windfalls of secrecy
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And it would likely bring enormous windfalls for many of its investors, founders and employees.
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Other companies have cut workers, even as they enjoy high profits and big tax windfalls.
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Britons have thus enjoyed unexpected windfalls big enough to splash out on holidays or cars.
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A flip side of scams feeding on people's largess are those that offer unexpected windfalls.
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And contrary to popular belief, these winners aren't actually likely to blow through their financial windfalls.
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Worse, it has already squandered the windfalls it expects from the development of large offshore oilfields.
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Here's a list of the people and firms getting the biggest windfalls from the Snap IPO.
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He used these windfalls, in turn, to cultivate political clout—including, allegedly, with President Richard Nixon.
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For many of those vindicated, any thrill has been clipped by the reality of lost windfalls.
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This income pales in comparison with the windfalls that sales of physical albums used to generate.
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And several C.E.O.s reaped huge windfalls, even while presiding over precipitous declines in total shareholder return.
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That is to say, they won't be using their windfalls to expand business and create jobs.
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Which means the backers who spent billions on those giants could miss out on huge windfalls.
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These aren't exactly life-changing windfalls, but the benefits accrue over time, something cash can't offer.
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More recently, there were windfalls from investigations into allegations of frauds, like Volkswagen's diesel emissions scandal.
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Choose B 21980 times, and (on average) you'll get 103 windfalls, along with 210 disappointing zeroes.
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Years of oil windfalls brought money into financial markets, boosting asset prices through so-called petrodollar recycling.
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Profits can be erratic and executive windfalls can be generated by actions taken a few years earlier.
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We now expect to see those "big, fat" income windfalls that President Donald Trump is talking about.
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This highlights some of the financial windfalls awaiting new residents moving from states with higher tax burdens.
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Tax windfalls are certainly inflating the numbers, but the core earnings of American corporations look solid, nonetheless.
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They help me grow my money consistently, without going for big windfalls, which Im totally fine with.
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Top Republicans have said legislation will not order companies to use tax reform windfalls to create jobs.
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In a striking experiment, certain households in Kenyan villages were randomly chosen to receive large financial windfalls.
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None of this is to suggest that the ACLU or Planned Parenthood won't spend their windfalls wisely.
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The rule is useful for dealing with windfalls, like a large cash gift, a bonus or a raise.
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Another observation Thaler made was that one-time windfalls, like bonuses, tend to be spent quickly and freely.
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But European regulators are, rightly, tougher, so deals that create windfalls for investors are harder to get approved.
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Dozens of other banks and financial institutions are following suit, giving windfalls to tens of thousands more employees.
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Steep tax cuts for corporations and other enterprises have heaped plump windfalls on many investors and chief executives.
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His mother's bequest also perplexes me: Shouldn't his marital philosophy extend to sharing windfalls as well as debts?
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The share sale will create enormous windfalls for Uber's many investors, and for its founders and early employees.
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Similar windfalls have been enjoyed by Verizon, which has also responded not with raises or hiring, but staff reductions.
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Whatever the recommendations, the high-level meeting is a concession that Russia can no longer count on oil windfalls.
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Moreover, this doesn't count Mr. Trump's more general tax cuts, which deliver the biggest windfalls to the highest earners.
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That threatened to cut into their windfalls from the corporate tax rate's falling to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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At the same time, critics of the legislation have pointed to the expected windfalls for corporations and the wealthy.
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Instead, they peddle distracting narratives and government mandates that undermine federal programs and result in huge industry profit windfalls.
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We're talking about e-sports — competitive video gaming — and the opportunities for huge windfalls for players and advertisers are immense.
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There's a practice called greenwashing, whereby polluting companies devote relatively minor resources to environmental causes to reap public relations windfalls.
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Others are taking the more traditional approaches of promising huge tax windfalls and new state-of-the-art transit systems.
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The information flow turned out to be lucrative, leading to $22005 million in trading windfalls, federal prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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Tax analysts have expressed worries that wealthy Americans could reap massive windfalls by simply reclassifying their incomes as pass-throughs.
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A lot of employees of digital media companies got stock options that they hoped would turn into windfalls one day.
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The expected wave of tech public offerings is set to create huge windfalls for investors, tech executives and their employees.
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A few downtown showpieces, like the urbane Riverwalk and glamorous Millennium Park, have reaped immense financial windfalls for the city.
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In a nation where 54% of people live below the poverty line, those sums could represent major windfalls for some.
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With WinRed, donors could contribute with a few clicks, and candidates could reap windfalls through joint appeals with the president.
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I'm glad you brought up high earners, because that same Tax Foundation score does show pretty big windfalls to high earners.
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The ruling overturns a 1992 federal ban and is seen as a jackpot for states seeking revenue windfalls from gaming taxes.
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With the windfalls, Morales enacted measures including school vouchers for kids and pensions for workers who had never held formal employment.
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Tax analysts worry that wealthy Americans could reap massive windfalls by simply reclassifying their incomes as so-called pass-through businesses.
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From the Express Scripts template: Other parts of the series: The pharmacy squeeze The windfalls of secrecy The drug rebate curtain
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The expected tax windfalls would become less likely, unless pot is taxed at the level of potency rather than sale price.
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Those figures illustrate the windfalls possible when rival promoters collaborate, and that message resonated immediately with other deep-pocketed boxing businessmen.
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But even if broadcasters can't bank on future political windfalls, a strong season is still a big positive, according to Kulp.
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Several retailers have recorded huge windfalls from the changes and plan to invest the extra money in their businesses and employees.
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Fellowships are competitive, and almost always one-time windfalls: not enough to free a writer from the obligation of extracurricular employment.
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Like many poor families, Bloch's moved regularly, whether from evictions, windfalls, or his stepfather's periodic homecomings before leaving for jail again.
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"For various reasons, the windfalls from higher growth and lower interest rates were insufficiently used to reduce deficits and debt," Dombrovskis said.
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To save more, you can also consider putting any windfalls directly into savings, such as bonuses or cash gifts from family members.
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Restock with found money If you are forced to draw down your reserves, use gifts, raises or windfalls to refill the coffers.
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Be smart: Nothing that happened last week includes major structural reform, and drug companies are still reaping gigantic windfalls from tax reform.
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Shifts in the nature of Amazon's business have afforded the company windfalls that it now can apply toward its ambitious delivery program.
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The next two Blues that earned the biggest windfalls were the affiliate companies in Michigan ($358 million) and New Jersey ($319 million).
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Wealthy folks like me have already gotten huge tax windfalls for the past two years, thanks to the 2017 Trump tax cuts.
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Sequoia Capital and Emergence Partners, among others, have seen huge windfalls off the investments they made in the video-communications software provider.
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These windfalls allow today's wealthy to buy bigger-ticket art by established names from the outset, bypassing lower value entry-level sales.
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He said it also served as a reminder to right-wing Israelis to reap whatever more windfalls the Trump administration might supply.
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Investing smaller windfalls, like a four-figure tax refund or five-figure check from selling a midlife-crisis car, deserve thoughtful consideration.
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Forfeitures are common in criminal cases where defendants, like Manafort in this instance, are accused of reaping financial windfalls from their misdeeds.
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And he was much more interested in boasting of the windfalls to Kentucky in the year-end spending bills than discussing impeachment.
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If companies actually cared about OSS instead of virtue signaling, they'd turn those massive exits into windfalls for open source maintainers and foundations.
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Some market players suspect those shares were helped by speculation of possible windfalls from Washington's tough stance on China's Huawei, their strongest rival.
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And the announcement came with little of the fanfare or press associated with startup purchases that produce big founder windfalls and VC exits.
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Moreover, such windfalls do not help the smaller farmers who own nearly 70% of India's farmland and have little access to formal credit.
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And while legal, they allowed fossil fuel producers to make windfalls at the expense of federal (aka taxpayer owned) and Native American leaseholders.
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Unfortunately, that good work is undone by expensive giveaways to the owners of firms, and unnecessary windfalls to the heirs of the rich.
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One surprising finding was the windfalls hospitals are raking in from pricing and Wall Street investments; their profit margin is still above average.
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Any slackening in the pace of buying could cool deal making and disappoint investors who have reaped windfalls thanks to profligate Chinese spenders.
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Next year, in fact, the tax effect is expected to subtract from earnings growth when this year's windfalls are baked into financial statements.
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No doubt, they'll be passing along a big chunk of their windfalls to the members whom they claim to care so much about.
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If the company operates in a state that also abides by QSBS, shareholders can avoid paying state taxes on their windfalls as well.
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It gives inflation-targeting central bankers the pretext for massive intrusion in the financial markets and Wall Street speculators endless bubble finance windfalls.
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EnQuest said it was also reaping further windfalls from the decline in the pound following Britain's vote in June to leave the European Union.
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I try and take advantage of any windfalls that I have and put away more than my required minimum of 20% during those months.
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All three banks also booked hefty windfalls in the second quarter from the sale of their stakes in VISA Europe, with SocGen gaining most.
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You can also consider putting any windfalls, large or small, directly into savings, such as pay increases, bonuses or cash gifts from family members.
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However, the equipment and software needed to teach them brought large windfalls for tech companies – in 1995 the industry was worth US$4 billion.
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The intrigue: Hospitals don't retain as much money as drug companies, but their prices and Wall Street investments are still leading to sizable windfalls.
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As it turns out, there are lawyers who specialize in the niche field of advising instant millionaires on how not to blow their windfalls.
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Why it matters: Health care companies have largely used their windfalls from the GOP tax law on share buybacks or to pay down debt.
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Together, they paid off $218,000 of debt — without huge salaries or major windfalls, just discipline, hard work and serious determination to be debt-free.
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On the other hand, unprecedented windfalls — from, say, changes in the rules governing the estate tax — could inspire some people, to give more magnanimously.
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That said, Roberge notes that for many Americans, the hassle of trying to chase the best interest rates may not yield the biggest windfalls.
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The intrigue: Hospitals don't retain as much money as drug companies, but their prices and Wall Street investments are still leading to sizable windfalls.
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Commodity-dependent economies also tend to lack the institutions necessary to turn resource windfalls into equitable development, and corruption is often entrenched in these places.
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More people put their company-stock windfalls toward paying off debt rather than boosting their retirement savings, according to the survey of 333,114 plan participants.
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If there's one piece of the Trump administration's tax plans that nearly everyone agrees on, it's that the biggest windfalls would go to the wealthy.
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Some other recent windfalls: George Mason, 2006: Earned five units worth $6.4 million for the Colonial Athletic Association (moved to Atlantic 10 Conference in 2012).
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In contrast to other energy states that see tax windfalls during boom years, Oklahoma was not able fill state coffers even when times were good.
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Yet most mainstream economists and Democratic lawmakers have said the top 1 percent of earners are unlikely to spread around much of their expected windfalls.
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The researchers concluded that these late in life windfalls are often a boon to the recipient&aposs financial security at a crucial life stage: retirement.
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They don't notice that I am drinking in the way their faces resemble their cousins', the ways they express exasperation, their glee at unexpected windfalls.
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His 2017 tax cut is still delivering windfalls to the biggest banks, which posted record profits last year, as his regulators ease their federal oversight.
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Some investors, however, are not holding their breath for material windfalls from the plan, particularly from those executives who are no longer employed by the bank.
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MORE PROFIT TO SPEND Shifts in the nature of Amazon's business have afforded the company windfalls that it now can apply toward its ambitious delivery program.
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This calculation doesn't account for the many variables that can affect your wealth over several decades, including windfalls, emergencies and rises or dips in the market.
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The NCAA, which declined to comment on the suit, has previously said lifting the cap would send windfalls to some athletes at the expense of others.
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When it comes to inherited windfalls, it "should not be taken for granted by any advisor that they'll be able to keep that money," she added.
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In earnings calls last fall, reported Bloomberg, most big companies assured investors they would pass along their windfalls in the form of share buybacks and dividends.
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"We believe that these 'windfalls,' whether through unexpected pay raises or one-time bonuses will flow largely through discretionary spend, particularly big ticket items," he said.
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Disney has much riding on "Star Wars" movies continuing to generate windfalls at the box office, having paid $21 billion for the franchise's parent company, Lucasfilm.
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Strategies Earnings season is underway on Wall Street and, thanks to a heady combination of core business strength and tax windfalls, the results have been exceptional.
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But there's a large disconnect between how small-business owners plan to spend tax windfalls and how most people would prefer those to be doled out.
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While most hospitals and insurers set their own rates for each level of care, adding a step when interacting with a patient can also bring windfalls.
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Another idea is to curb the end of the fiscal year "spend it or lose it" frenzy as agencies deal with windfalls held back as retainages.
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And we take with deadly seriousness his vow to enact tax changes that will create huge windfalls for the richest among us and deepen inequality in America.
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But in addition to possible windfalls the bombs may bring when it comes time to negotiate, the North Koreans have a domestic imperative for building nuclear weapons.
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Perhaps the creditors who benefit from higher interest rates park their windfalls in the safe haven of government bonds, rather than recycling them into job-creating expenditure.
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Bankers are moving into a technology space that they little understand while carpetbaggers – lawyers, PR folks, advisors – are working hard to extract cash out of these windfalls.
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The promises of financial windfalls also tap into the overwhelming desire at this stage in people's lives to be able to create a legacy for future generations.
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The vast majority of those Canadian corporate tax windfalls went not into job creation or investment in Canada but rather to share buybacks, bonuses and investments internationally.
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While royalties from the song "Because the Night" provided what she calls "financial windfalls" after his death, they were not a major source of income before it.
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The chart also doesn't account for the many variables that can affect your wealth over several decades, including windfalls, emergencies and rises or dips in the market.
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Some market players suspect those shares also were helped by speculation of possible windfalls from Washington's tough stance on China's Huawei Techonologies, by far their strongest rival.
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Send in your questions about all kinds of money-related extracurriculars: marriage and divorce; windfalls and investment catastrophes; and, of course, anything that happens in a truck.
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In court papers, Samsung said that for complex, modern products such as smartphones, design patents have led to "unjustified windfalls," far beyond the inventive value of the patents.
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These calculations don't take into account the many ups and downs people experience over their lives, including pay increases, periods of unemployment and sudden financial windfalls or losses.
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But U.S. corporations have heavily favored share buybacks over investments in allocating the rich windfalls they received from the Trump tax package and its deep corporate tax cuts.
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Of course, this calculation doesn't account for the many variables that can affect your wealth over several decades, including windfalls, emergencies and rises or dips in the market.
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The data mostly show PBMs are reaping large Medicaid windfalls on generic drugs, not brand-name drugs (although clandestine rebates make brand-name drugs lucrative in other markets).
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All indications are that we're looking at huge windfalls for billionaires combined with savage cuts in programs that serve not just the poor but also the middle class.
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The market for growth industries through venture capital and angel investment is huge, and these windfalls can be invested in the start-ups and industries of the future.
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Three investors in particular will see quick and big windfalls as part of the deal, even as some hold onto shares in the Walmart-guided e-commerce company.
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While your odds of a big lottery win or NFL contract may be slim, sudden money isn't just limited to those kinds of extreme or unexpected windfalls, said Bradley.
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Last June, RLAM called on Persimmon to scale back an executive pay plan that could see its management share in windfalls of almost 600 million pounds in six years.
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The sale delivered significant windfalls for senior Barclays executives although none of them benefited from the Luxembourg structure, because their gains were assessed under their personal income tax systems.
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Hospitals are reaping big windfalls from commonly used drugs, marking them up 3-7 times above their average sales prices, according to an analysis by Wall Street firm AllianceBernstein.
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Whether it's change dug from the couch cushions or a $21 birthday check from your grandma, consistently putting small windfalls toward your loan balance will add up over time.
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"As the years roll on, wealthy taxpayers and corporations reap huge windfalls while middle class taxpayers get stuck with the bill," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
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You could get an extra monetary boost by investing in the stock market or making sure to deposit a portion of any windfalls to your personal space travel fund.
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IRGC's support to these organizations now includes tens of millions of dollars thanks to the windfalls from the Obama administration's signing of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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That's why I sponsored the No Windfalls for Government Service Act, to limit the reach of the Section 1043 tax loophole for cabinet nominees and others entering federal service.
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The tax cuts delivered windfalls, sometimes in the billions of dollars, to corporations by lowering their income tax rate to 21 percent from a previous high of 35 percent.
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Now Republicans are similarly going it alone trying to adopt major tax changes with a proposal offering huge windfalls to the rich and large corporations while ballooning the deficit.
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Here's what it takes: These calculations don't account for the many variables that can affect your wealth over several decades, including windfalls, emergencies and rises or dips in the market.
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Ghana and Zambia, which have spent their windfalls on public-sector salaries rather than growth-generating investment, will have to make tough decisions about the best use of their revenues.
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Millennials are more inclined to save their tax cut windfalls than older members of Generation X, and they are also more inclined to invest it, according to a new survey.
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Bear in mind that these calculations don't account for the many variables that can affect your wealth over several decades, including windfalls, emergencies and rises or dips in the market.
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While analysts have increased their earnings estimates for hundreds of companies to account for new tax cuts, investors still lack a clear picture of how companies will spend their windfalls.
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But critics say the incentives set a worrying precedent: Bryce Covert writes in an NYT Op-Ed that other companies will now expect similarly extravagant windfalls in exchange for offices.
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The two companies have been engaged in a nasty legal feud in which Anthem accused Express Scripts of extracting massive windfalls from drug company rebates but not passing those savings along.
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Through this tactic, tech founders such as Hoffman — who do a lot of angel investing and start-up funding — can roll their windfalls into new start-ups and defer the taxes.
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But windfalls that are changes to the value of an asset that does not immediately generate cash, like when a stock soars in value, tend to be saved and not spent.
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The financial genius of turning this infrastructure into an external product (AWS) has been well-covered — the windfalls have been enormous, to the tune of a $14 billion annual run rate.
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The windfalls were as a result of the cash Shkreli paid them out of Retrophin's coffers plus the value of company shares they got, which rose as Retrophin began doing well.
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Editorial After President Trump signed the Republican tax cut into law, companies put out cheery announcements that they were giving workers bonuses because of their expected windfalls from the tax reductions.
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"What's deplorable is Republicans' desperate effort to hide the multibillion-dollar corporate windfalls of the G.O.P. tax scam behind a handful of meager, one-time bonuses," said Drew Hammill, her spokesman.
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He says huge firms like Telco TV or Ma Bell failed to succeed in the media business and even if the merger fails, the CEOs and executives will get huge windfalls.
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Such drugs produce windfalls for the drug industry but do little to improve health, and too much of drug companies' R&D spending is wasted on developing these expensive, duplicative therapies.
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True friends take joy in one another's successes, and the worldwide web is a great place to tell your fans and loved ones about your well-deserved windfalls and actualized dreams.
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When the law creates incentives to shed full-time workers with benefits for contract workers and create huge windfalls for bosses and owners, why be surprised when companies do just that?
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Health care companies at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco are drooling over the financial windfalls they expect to reap from the Republican tax overhaul signed into law before Christmas.
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A strong economy and cash windfalls from tax cuts could fuel a rebound in corporate spending on equipment and a continued push into emerging technologies like the cloud, artificial intelligence and robotics.
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Among the companies announcing worker windfalls, AT&T said it will give a $1,000 bonus to more than 200,515 U.S. employees: That applies to all union-represented, nonmanagement and front-line managers.
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The compulsion with STEM is producing a tunnel vision in which one kind of life is prized above too many others — the life of start-ups and public offerings and enormous windfalls.
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We are supposed to feel their pain as they are ostracized from Facebook-dominated Silicon Valley and as they struggle to find worthwhile companies in which to invest their nine-figure windfalls.
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Among those reaping windfalls are large international law firms like the Washington-based Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, which represents the governments of Japan, the Maldives, Nicaragua and South Korea, among others.
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Other billionaires, including Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos and hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, called for caution but somehow also managed to reap massive windfalls, even as the economy has collapsed.
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Packaging writing talent with celebrities for blockbuster productions was part of what made agencies like CAA power brokers in Hollywood and generated massive windfalls for clients and the agents who represented them.
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It may sound like an unlikely pipe dream, but windfalls happen: You sell a larger home to downsize; you find a buyer for your small business; a relative leaves you an inheritance.
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D-backs win record 23th straight, sweep Dodgers LOS ANGELES — The Arizona Diamondbacks are winning games in a variety of fashions, from offensive windfalls to stingy pitching, to blowouts and tight games.
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Experts recommend assembling a team of professionals experienced with handling lottery wins and large windfalls — an attorney, an accountant and a financial advisor — to help determine when and how to claim your winnings.
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The deal, which is due to complete in the third quarter, is expected to yield billions of euros in windfalls for the 3,000 banks and payment firms that own the Visa Europe network.
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This Time, Cheaper Oil Does Little for the U.S. Economy | Oil's downturn may not have helped the economy because more oil is being produced domestically, and consumers may not be spending their windfalls.
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Democrats should argue that it is a Trump Republican scandal that the tax bill was written in secret and that special-interest lobbyists with closed-door access won major windfalls for wealthy clients.
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But it's important to keep in mind that these calculations don't account for the many variables that can affect wealth over several decades, including windfalls, emergencies and rises or dips in the market.
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There are countless stories of people getting million-dollar lotto windfalls and turning to drugs, making bad investments, getting robbed or even killed by family members, going deep into debt, and killing themselves.
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Among the companies announcing worker windfalls, AT&T said it will give a $1,000 bonus to more than 173,000 U.S. employees; that applies to all union-represented, non-management and front-line managers.
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On top of granting tech platforms huge windfalls in his tax reform law, Mr. Trump appointed a friend of big tech, Makan Delrahim, to lead the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice.
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If Mr. Biden is to compete financially with the online windfalls of Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, several donors said, they believe it would be on the shoulders of the bundlers assembled here.
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"What's deplorable is Republicans' desperate effort to hide the multibillion-dollar corporate windfalls of the GOP tax scam behind a handful of meager, one-time bonuses," said Drew Hammill, a spokesman for Pelosi.
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There are still too many stores and structural challenges in certain areas — apparel brands reliant on malls, department stores with more space than they need — that short-term windfalls are unlikely to address.
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There is simply no economic rationale for a windfall to shareholders based on their prior tax avoidance, and there is no economic evidence that such windfalls promote United States investment or job creation.
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U.S. economic strength is evident with the unemployment rate at a 17-year low and companies receiving windfalls from President Donald Trump's tax cuts, which they may reinvest to create jobs and improve wages.
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The emerging stack will serve to foster rapid evolution and ubiquitous deployment of IoT for myriad stakeholders rushing to raise the stakes in anticipation of economic windfalls by participating in the emerging IoT ecosystem.
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Fourth, provisions that are most likely to spur new investment, such as expensing, sunset after five years, whereas provisions that would provide tax windfalls for investments made a long time ago are excessively generous.
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Perhaps most importantly, the framework tax plan includes several measures that analysts say would amount to windfalls for wealthy Americans, even though Mr. Trump has said the wealthy will not benefit from the plan.
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"This report shows that the first priority of multinational corporations receiving the biggest windfalls from the Republicans' tax scam was to present ... giveaways to their wealthy investors and senior executives," said Oregon Democratic Sen.
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"This would strip attorneys general of their ability to secure better recoveries—leading to windfalls for wrongdoers and ensuring that the victims of their misconduct are never made whole," the AGs' amicus brief said.
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A big part of the wage stagnation story, meanwhile, is that inequality of labor income has risen drastically in an era of rising CEO pay and windfalls for "superstars" in law, finance, and entertainment.
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The WSJ's analysis also shows how health insurers are able to reap sizable windfalls — dollars that make a difference in earnings projections — even when they are only tinkering with a small amount of overall spending.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German drugmaker Bayer has cut the value of its takeover of Monsanto by $22.6 billion, which combined with windfalls from asset sales means it may have to raise less than expected from shareholders.
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Some consumers could potentially end up with windfalls of up to $290,222 as part of the deal, but a majority will at least be able to claim credit monitoring services or a $22020 cash payment.
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In a report, Alston said that as welfare benefits and access to health insurance were being slashed, President Donald Trump's tax reform awarded "financial windfalls" to the mega-rich and large companies, further increasing inequality.
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Germany's Bayer in October hinted it would need less cash from shareholders than initially expected to fund the Monsanto deal, worth $63.5 billion including debt, partly because of windfalls from selling down its Covestro holding.
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This began to change in the 17th century when corporations like the Dutch East India Company were able to deliver massive windfalls to investors by pooling money and using it to extract resources from colonies.
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Businesses in Antofagasta - from retailers of cars and luxury cruises to taxis and restaurants - formerly enjoyed windfalls every time miners renegotiated their contracts, which in Chile typically means a one-off bonus for each worker.
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Critics argue that companies will mostly return their tax windfalls to shareholders in stock buybacks and dividends, giving the economy the equivalent of a short-term sugar high but doing little for the longer run.
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The less expensive of Mr. Brown's plans would deliver smaller benefits, as would Mr. Bennet's, though both plans would give a larger share of their overall windfalls to the middle class than Mr. Trump's did.
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By contrast, the insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers, which oversee drug plans, are loathe to part with what amounts to billions of dollars in rebate windfalls, arguing that it will lead to higher prices.
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A large investor has called for British housebuilder Persimmon to scale back an executive pay plan that could see its management share in windfalls of almost 600 million pounds ($857 million) over the next six years.
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Yet there is little evidence that Western businesses, which have reaped windfalls from the Iran nuclear treaty and the ability to begin selling aircraft to or buying oil from Iran, are prepared to pull up short.
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He offers great financial windfalls to the most wealthy Americans, little financial benefit to middle-income and working-class voters, and continued poverty to the poorest among us — the case Democrats should make to Fox viewers.
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"What's deplorable is Republicans' desperate effort to hide the multibillion-dollar corporate windfalls of the GOP tax scam behind a handful of meager, one-time bonuses," said Drew Hammill, a spokesman for Pelosi: http://bit.ly/2DVtegg.
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The market's price-to-earnings ratio (based on the latest 12 months reported results) raced higher in late 2017 and through January on growth-stock leadership and enthusiasm over tax-cut-juiced profit windfalls for companies.
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It can be initially intimidating to have to start balancing your own budget, but there's a satisfaction that comes with earning and spending your own money that can't be learned secondhand, or through lucky windfalls alone.
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But like most people of the millennial generation, I don't have any major investments, and I haven't had any huge financial windfalls, so I'm going to get a refund, and my taxes aren't even very complicated.
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After Monday's ruling, the major sport leagues were careful to focus on the need for consistent regulation and measures to maintain the integrity of their competition, rather than any potential windfalls from increased interest and sponsorships.
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It was an attempt, it appears, to justify a tax plan in which the biggest windfalls would be directed to the wealthiest Americans: I want to take a step back and explain what we want to do.
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However, according to Clifford Gaddy and Barry Ickes, two American economists, Mr Putin did not merely fail to dismantle the Soviet structure; he used Russia's windfalls to reinforce it in order to preserve social stability and votes.
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Only a little bit: after all, this is a plan seeking to provide health care, not lavish windfalls on the rich — and single-payer really does save money, whereas there's no evidence that tax cuts deliver growth.
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Now, Washington has nothing to gain by feeding the frenzy of a courtroom drama pitting tough-talking American lawyers against furious Europeans and East Asians staring at large political and economic losses from their withering trade windfalls.
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"This is not a real infrastructure plan — it's simply another scam, an attempt by this administration to privatize critical government functions, and create windfalls for their buddies on Wall Street," DeFazio said in the Democratic weekly address.
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Experts at the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission and the Pew Charitable Trusts both wrote the current system has warped incentives, but the proposed regulation "is unlikely to reduce drug prices" and would create new windfalls for drugmakers.
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On Wednesday, the nonprofit research group Just Capital will release one of the most detailed accountings to date: a ranking of companies on how much of their tax windfalls are going to workers, customers, communities and shareholders.
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The market for listings is fiercely competitive, from courting initial public offerings, such as the highly anticipated IPO of Snapchat parent Snap Inc, to luring firms from rival exchanges, both of which can be huge public relations windfalls.
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The losses from lower prices are larger and quicker than expected as energy companies cut back on investment and lay off workers, while the gains are smaller and slower to materialize, as consumers save some of their windfalls.
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The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities said the presumptive GOP nominee's plan would create "extremely large and unprecedented tax-cut windfalls" for millionaires that would come "almost certainly" at the expense of low- and middle-income households.
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The Senate bill appears marginally better, but still built around the same parameters: large tax cuts to corporations, owners of pass-through businesses and taxable estates, coupled with windfalls to corporations that shifted profits offshore in the past.
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All of which highlights a trend: Even by the standards of the jazz record industry, which routinely mines the past, this has been an exceptional year for historical windfalls, many of them arriving with a spark of discovery.
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Almost no economist would agree that this argument applies to what Mr Johnson has proposed, in part because most of the benefits of the tax cuts would accrue to richer folk, who are more likely to save their windfalls.
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LONDON, June 25.9 (IFR) - Dozens of European banks will book hefty windfalls in the second quarter from the sale of their stakes in Visa Europe, after Visa Inc this week completed the purchase of its sister card payments firm.
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"While Speaker Ryan touts a $1.50 a week tax cut for the middle class, President Trump is desperately seeking to hide the multi-billion dollar corporate windfalls of the GOP tax scam behind meager, one-time bonuses," Hammill added.
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For the most part, though, they are not indicative of the windfalls that companies are reaping from the $2000 trillion tax law — and how much of that money that might trickle through to workers in the years to come.
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The danger with this proposal is that high-income people who pay the top individual tax rate could reap enormous windfalls simply by reclassifying their wages and salaries as pass-through business income to qualify for the new low rate.
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"In New York City, you pay federal, state, county and city taxes," said Susan Bradley, a certified financial planner and founder of the Sudden Money Institute in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, which helps consumers make the most of such windfalls.
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Keep in mind that these calculations assume you're starting with nothing in savings and don't take into account the many ups and downs you may experience over your lifetime, including pay raises, periods of unemployment or sudden financial windfalls or losses.
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But there is a way to overcome this hurdle, and that would be to take advantage of unexpected windfalls -- such as a tax refund, and to always save when you are employed (even if your employment is temporary or seasonal).
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And rather than using those windfalls to raise salaries for workers (lol) or even just spend on consumer goods, these entities are either buying back their own stock, sitting Smaug-like on piles of cash, or blowing it on dubious investments.
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A prominent critique of the airlines was that in recent years the industry, like other sectors, used soaring profits and windfalls from the GOP tax cuts to buy back stock instead of putting the money away for a rainy day.
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That reflects one of Kinnaman's findings from his study of shale gas production in Pennsylvania: Not all the windfalls remain in the regions that must deal with the pollution, noise, and potential health impacts that are part and parcel of industrial activity.
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On Friday, the CVM said it was probing recent trades in stock and currency markets that earned JBS' controlling shareholders windfalls, even as they were giving plea testimony that would eventually affect the value of JBS stock and Brazil's currency, the real.
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If you're lucky enough to win a life-changing amount in the lottery — and your chance of winning the Mega Millions jackpot is 1 in about 302.1 million — experts recommend turning to a team of professionals who are experienced in handling large windfalls.
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That reflects one of Kinnaman's findings from his study of shale gas production in Pennsylvania: Not all the windfalls remain in the regions that must deal with the pollution, noise and potential health impacts that are part and parcel of industrial activity.
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That reflects one of Kinnaman's findings from his study of shale gas production in Pennsylvania: Not all the windfalls remain in the regions that must deal with the pollution, noise and potential health impacts that are part and parcel of industrial activity.
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But after a series of unexpected market moves, heavy, sour crude oil processed by U.S. refiners has become more expensive, eating up hoped-for profit windfalls before they even materialized, forcing refiners to rethink plans to invest more in heavy crude processing units.
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Analysts had expected sales to get a boost from the pay rises and one-off bonus payments that many companies have given to blue collar workers — Dollar Tree's core customers — as a result of windfalls from changes to U.S. corporate tax rates.
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While many corporations have described bonuses as a way to share their tax windfalls with employees, tax experts said the chance to grab one last lucrative tax deduction under the higher 2017 corporate tax rate provided motivation to book bonuses by the end of 2017.
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"Although some may reap large financial windfalls as a result of the changes in the new tax law, many American families will be penalized despite their ongoing efforts to faithfully invest in their single biggest asset — their home," Cummings's staff wrote in the report.
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So, as the season kicks off and players begin cashing in these big checks – the top pick in the draft, Baker Mayfield of the Cleveland Browns, recently signed on for four years at $32.68 million – here are a few money tips on dealing with windfalls.
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The new deal, which will, like its predecessor, provide the N.C.A.A. with a vast majority of its annual revenue, comes at a time when many college athletes and their advocates have sought a greater share of such windfalls than the amateur status of athletes permits.
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When someone gets an inheritance, "there can be a feeling of invincibility, and when people feel invincible, they don't make good decisions," said Susan Bradley, founder of the Sudden Money Institute, which trains financial advisers to help clients handle windfalls and other financial transitions.
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Use the "50-30-20 percent rule" Kyle Taylor of The Penny Hoarder, who went from cash strapped to self-made millionaire in a matter of years, says one simple formula has helped him save, particularly when dealing with windfalls, like a cash gift or bonus.
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Democrats should offer a plan to repeal portions of the Trump Republican tax scandal that offer the greatest windfalls to the most wealthy, and use half of the revenue gained to enact a new payroll tax cut for workers and the other half to lower the deficit.
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WASHINGTON — The new Republican tax cut is providing a powerful weapon for the law's supporters and detractors, as well as investors and analysts, who are mining data on how companies are spending their windfalls in a battle to sway the behavior of voters and executives alike.
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In return, venture firms charge these limited partners a small percentage of money for overhead and management fees, and they then invest the rest on their behalf into startups — money that can give birth to companies like Instagram, Uber, or Airbnb and create enormous cash windfalls.
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And to Kadhim's point, the money allocated to public sector salaries is dramatically higher than in previous years, with significant windfalls for the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and the Peshmerga, the KRG's military force, a move thought to be aimed at easing tensions between the autonomous region and Baghdad.
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Some club owners and football officials also felt that financial investors took profits out of the game to the detriment of smaller clubs, which often rely on windfalls from the sale of rising stars like Jota to fund their development of young hopefuls, often from pre-teen ages.
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If you've set a goal and given it a number, if you're paying yourself first and increasing your savings regularly, if you're putting some of your windfalls into savings, and if you're taking advantage of the different kinds of savings accounts available to you, you're doing a great job.
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True, handing out windfalls to rich people and companies that will probably sit on a lot of the money is a bad, low-bang-for-the-buck way to boost the economy, and I have my doubts about whether the promised surge in infrastructure spending will really happen.
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Although these numbers can be a helpful tool in figuring out how much you should be earning and saving to enjoy a seven-figure retirement, they don't take into account the many ups and downs you may experience over your lifetime, including periods of unemployment or sudden financial windfalls or losses.
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While these calculations don't take into account the many ups and downs people experience over their lives, such as pay increases, periods of unemployment or sudden financial windfalls or losses, it can be helpful to get a sense of what you should be saving to build a substantial retirement fund.
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John Slavik, a co-portfolio manager of the $18-million Loomis Sayles Small/Mid Cap Growth fund, the 16th best performing small-cap fund this year, said that industrial machinery companies such as Gardner Denver Holdings Inc should benefit if corporations reinvest part of their tax windfalls into improving their factories.
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In other words, the tax code makes buybacks an appealing option for companies with windfalls of cash and, at the same time, the new tax law didn't make permanent the kind of pro-growth policy that might encourage companies to spend that money on new factories or more jobs instead.
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Although megaprojects like the 2014 Winter Olympics have been known to generate significant windfalls for Mr. Putin's friends, some analysts suggested that the engineering costs for the bridge were so high and the deadline so severe — it was built in a little over two years — that there was little profit involved.
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As the partisan divide emerges over whether tax cuts truly benefit the average worker, and blindsided Democrats try to count up the billions of dollars in share repurchases (a term most people who don't follow the stock market can't explain) to show where corporations will really spend their tax windfalls, debate is healthy.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Austria's IDRs and Stable Outlook reflect the following main factors: Fitch expects the headline budget deficit to widen to 1.4% in 2016 compared with 0003% in 2015, due to weak revenues following the implementation of tax relief measures, unwinding of windfalls from taxes on capital gains and increased refugee related-spending.
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In the interview in his Ramallah office, he did not deviate from the party line in attacking the Trump administration's plan for an "economic workshop" this month in Bahrain, where it hopes to gather donor nations to convince Palestinian business executives of the financial windfalls they can expect if they embrace the administration's eventual peace plan.
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As Vox's Matt Yglesias explained, not only is pay going down for these congressional staffers, but the pay gap between the public and private sectors — particularly lobbying — is growing: A big part of the wage stagnation story, meanwhile, is that inequality of labor income has risen drastically in an era of rising CEO pay and windfalls for "superstars" in law, finance, and entertainment.
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With a 4 percent rate of return: $1,309,526With a 6 percent rate of return: $2,281,511With an 8 percent rate of return: $9973,147,964 With a 4 percent rate of return: $2989,24,2292With a 2465 percent rate of return: $26,2354,83With an 28 percent rate of return: $3544,2675,509 With a 4 percent rate of return: $583,758With a 6 percent rate of return: $810,4343With an 8 percent rate of return: $1,148,989 With a 4 percent rate of return: $292,465With a 6 percent rate of return: $354,997With an 8 percent rate of return: $434,675 It's important to keep in mind that these calculations don't account for the many variables that can affect wealth over several decades, including windfalls, emergencies and rises or dips in the market.
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With a 4 percent rate of return: $628,918With a 6 percent rate of return: $1,2773,703With an 8 percent rate of return: $1,2105,24 With a 2142 percent rate of return: $2185,26With a 2169 percent rate of return: $83,28With an 2202 percent rate of return: $2501,218,422 With a 4 percent rate of return: $282,505With a 6 percent rate of return: $2023,235With an 8 percent rate of return: $524,105 With a 4 percent rate of return: $142,185With a 6 percent rate of return: $169,277With an 8 percent rate of return: $202,501 It's important to keep in mind that these calculations don't account for the many variables that can affect wealth over several decades, including windfalls, emergencies, and rises or dips in the market.
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