This put the six-month future at a discount of 6.8 percent to the front-month, and the 12-month at a discount of 12.8 percent.
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A month ago on July 7, the six-month future was at a discount of 27.33 percent, while the 12-month was at a discount of 8.7 percent.
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"We're open to talking to them, but generally speaking, they want to buy their stuff back at a discount — I'd rather sell it to you at a discount," he said.
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The first-lien add-on was sold at a discount of 99 cents on the dollar, while the second-lien debt priced at a discount of 98 cents on the dollar.
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Prices traded at a discount of about $24.50 on Tuesday.
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Iran may lure them by offering it at a discount.
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You can purchase them together at a discount for $159.99.
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So we'd now say it's trading at a discount. 4.
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Facebook shares continue to trade at a discount to peers.
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Uber SoftBank wants a piece of Uber — at a discount.
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Tesla then bought the plant at a discount in 2010.
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Or how about if you buy stocks at a discount?
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Ms. Raghubir ended up getting the condo at a discount.
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Shop them below at a discount while you still can.
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He was able to buy the shares at a discount.
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You might then invest in the Knicks at a discount.
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I then walked out with a MacBook Air at a discount.
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Mr Williams has had to sell his soyabeans at a discount.
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The company must provide the drug at a discount, NICE wrote.
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Why are we still selling them the bombs at a discount?
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Typically, the grade trades at a discount of $1 or more.
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Yet its shares traded at a discount to peers listed there.
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Repatriation at a discount rate "is a tax break," he said.
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It's also available at a discount for Alexa owners and Prime members.
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Iran hopes to dodge sanctions by offering its oil at a discount.
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Company-offered program where employees can purchase company stock at a discount.
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You cannot just dump the price and sell it at a discount.
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Join the world's largest online learning platform at a discount this season.
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Increasing your position at a discount can be a very powerful strategy.
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"It's very rare to see Japan trading at a discount," he said.
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And sellers have been reluctant to give up shares at a discount.
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He was selling overstock items from big name brands at a discount.
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His wife works at a gas station and at a discount store.
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To that end, Amazon is offering several Tile trackers at a discount.
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Plus, I liked the idea of getting good gear at a discount.
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Based on ISS's math, Albertsons is getting Rite Aid at a discount.
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According to store policy, no item is ever sold at a discount.
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SoftBank would be buying both at a discount and at market price.
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These are sold at a discount to universities in return for research feedback.
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In New York City's Grand Central Terminal, beer everywhere is at a discount.
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The shop will feature last chance items & slightly damaged products at a discount.
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Furthermore, Carnival is trading at a discount to its previous high in 2005.
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The add-on priced at a discount of 99.75 cents on the dollar.
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Echo Dots aren't the only Amazon-made smart speakers available at a discount.
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Amazon is also offering AOC's monitor at a discount, albeit for $10 more.
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Banks had to be convinced to let the properties go at a discount.
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This helps members to trade at a discount, even without free-trade agreements.
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But the notes would be tradable in the meantime, probably at a discount.
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All models are available at a discount if pre-ordered before March 15.
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We're sure Apple will be happy to sell him one at a discount.
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Pyrenees used to trade at a discount to Brent and similar light grades.
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But you can usually find it sold at a discount just about anywhere.
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In Japan, gold was being sold at a discount of up to $1.
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Each box contains 10 to 20 items available for purchase at a discount.
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This is a blue chip company trading at a discount to the market.
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I'll admit I purchased that juice cleanse at a discount on Gilt City.
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"When you go shopping, you try to buy at a discount," he said.
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Sign up for a Five Four Club membership at a discount here.299.
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TJ's also stocks some of your favorite name-brand liquors at a discount.
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You still have one more chance to grab them at a discount today.
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At 15X forward earnings, Disney trades at a discount relative to the market.
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She cooked rice and beans or pasta with bruised vegetables bought at a discount.
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You can snag these at a discount from Best Buy, Target, Amazon, and Walmart.
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Many of Amazon's other Echo devices are currently available at a discount as well.
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They'll also have the option to purchase titles at a discount if they want.
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In his opinion, they were priced at a discount due to an imminent takeover.
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Luckily, this Christmas, you can get just that for free or at a discount.
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Sneak in an extra vacation at a discount with the airline's current Holidazed Sale.
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Zarxio is priced at a discount of about 15 percent to the original drug.
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Seasonally, the last time gasoline traded at a discount to diesel was in 2013.
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However, Newmont's shares dipped 0.2 percent as the offer price was at a discount.
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Canadian oil trades at a discount to the U.S. benchmark due to transportation constraints.
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Women-only groups traded the shares at a discount for much of the time.
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Family-owned businesses they have a stake in could be taxed at a discount.
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The grade was assessed at a discount of $0.80-$0.90 a barrel on Tuesday.
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In fact, as stocks dip, this presents an opportunity to buy at a discount.
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Experienced at turnarounds, it snapped up at a discount projects others thought too troubled.
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Sony's PS25 is now six-years-old and is regularly seen at a discount.
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The Apple Watch Series 4 will be available at a discount for Black Friday.
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AND IF IT'S AT A DISCOUNT TO THAT FIGURE, CHARLIE AND I WILL BUY.
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But despite the push, Japan still trades at a discount to the United States.
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One big advantage is that employees get those shares at a discount, Cervino said.
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But despite the push, Japan still trades at a discount to the United States.
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But, in addition, as you rightly noted our tracking stock trades at a discount.
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The company prefers to lose money than sell items at a discount, says Tenti.
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Those marketing firms book a paper loss for shipping the volumes at a discount.
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TC: And to be clear, you're buying these receivables from merchants at a discount?
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Shares of media companies have long traded at a discount to the wider market.
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Jefferies was an underwriter on the hung deals for Veritas and BELK, which was sold at a discount of 89, as well as an $820 million loan backing the buyout of clothing company FULLBEAUTY, which was sold at a discount of 93.
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"I said if we can buy back government debt at a discount, in other words, if interest rates go up and we can buy bonds back at a discount -- if we are liquid enough as a country, we should do that," Trump said.
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The Lily Next-Gen standard is now being sold at a discount for $499, which will later retail for $599, while the Lily Next-Gen fully loaded package is being sold at a discount for $799, which will later rise to $899.
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But that will be more expensive than Russian oil which Moscow offers at a discount.
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They also attracted criminals, who undercut licensed retailers by selling stolen fuel at a discount.
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The company is growing earnings faster than the yet trades at a discount to it.
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You can also get multiples at a discount if you just can't pick one color.
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Cramer said the stock is trading at a discount, at 9% below its recent highs.
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Cramer also suggested buying it at a discount if the stock pulls back before Wednesday.
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Palladium has traded at a discount to platinum for most of the last 16 years.
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Unloved asset classes have at least one charm—they tend to sell at a discount.
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Spot November robusta has recently been trading at a discount of $11-$33 to January.
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Workers often can purchase company stock through their employee stock purchase plan at a discount.
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The U.S. market typically trades at a discount to the European benchmark CL-LCO1=R.
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Gold was being sold at a discount in Indian markets for the sixth straight week.
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But even if you're not chosen, you can still snag the product at a discount.
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Federal and state programs buy more than half of childhood vaccine doses at a discount.
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The couple took advantage of wholesale closeouts to buy merchandise from manufacturers at a discount.
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If there's anything they want to keep, they can often buy it at a discount.
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The bonds are currently trading at a discount to their original price, according to Lothian.
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Company shares generally are offered at a discount, which is typically around 15%, she said.
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At another stall, women pick through a pile of rotten tomatoes selling at a discount.
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"Many customers who try meal kits, they get the box at a discount," Siegel said.
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And now, you can get the original AirPods at a discount, straight through Best Buy.
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If everybody could just go to Marshalls and get it at a discount, we would.
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Microsoft is offering much of its Surface lineup of PCs at a discount for Cyber Monday.
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Afterward, the scammer will promote and resell the products at a discount on his own website.
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Turns out, you can only shop the beauty products at a discount on the superstore's app.
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Agarwal could argue that the group trades at a discount to the sum of its parts.
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MNI21-0.23 Cash zinc traded at a discount of around $20.2 at the start of May.
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Spotinst takes advantage of excess capacity offered at a discount by all of the cloud vendors.
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"Find companies producing stable results that you can get at a discount — that's the sweet spot."
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Bitcoin is currently trading at a discount on Chinese exchanges compared with their U.S.-based counterparts.
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High-ranking employees could use the official fleet and buy vehicles upon retirement at a discount.
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If they have no land themselves, they can buy it from the government at a discount.
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Those contracts were trading at a discount compared with other contracts, at just 20 cents apiece.
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Click through to see some of Tarte's best-selling products you can get at a discount.
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"They'll always be selling to (their own stores) at a discount to anyone else," Stephens said.
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Creditors holding 99.6 percent of Heta's senior bonds sold them back to Carinthia at a discount.
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Markets now price the big lenders at a discount of about 30% on their book value.
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Want to snag an Xbox One S at a discount, or KitchenAid stand mixer for cheap?
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In return for a guaranteed buyer, Anglo American sold at a discount to the spot market.
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Each estate eventually sold at a discount of more than 22017% from the initial asking price.
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Other islands are simply trying to attract travelers by offering deals or packages at a discount.
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And then, after it's been out for a while, you may get it at a discount.
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If you're looking for a high-end TV at a discount, check out this deal ASAP.
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We're going to buy it for $50 million because we get this at a discount today.
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James shows his feelings so liberally that they come at a discount, and their value diminishes.
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That's why you'll often see Amazon offer devices like the Echo or Kindle at a discount.
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Same goes for pajamas — are we buying them at a discount store or at Victoria's Secret?
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You now own a valuable asset in New York, and you got it at a discount.
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U.S. crude becomes more attractive to international buyers when it trades at a discount to Brent.
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You look at a discount carrier like Ryanair, based in Ireland but flies all over Europe.
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Tickets are available here, and they just happen to be available at a discount today only.
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In fact, China gets the oil at a discount, then sells it for an additional profit.
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For instance, Turkish banks selling assets at a discount can risk falling foul of embezzlement rules.
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For most of 2016 gold traded at a discount in India as smugglers undercut official importers.
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Prime members are also offered items at a discount to regular customers, like they are online.
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"Aramco should trade at a discount rather than premium to international oil majors," the analysts said.
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More than two-thirds of all the beer sold in supermarkets is offered at a discount.
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I THINK YOU'RE GETTING A CHANCE TO BUY A NICE BLUE CHIP STOCK AT A DISCOUNT.
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And third, they seek to buy companies trading at a discount to their assessed intrinsic value.
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Still, hedge funds arose specializing in buying this debt at a discount and harassing governments into repaying.
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The term loan has a 1% Libor floor and is offered at a discount of 99-99.5.
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I mean I think if – at the very least the U.S. operated should trade at a discount.
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It was close to those levels on Wednesday, trading at a discount of as much as $1.37.
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Fuel oil typically trades at a discount to crude oil because it is a residual by-product.
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To get rid of inventory, the startup is currently selling its products at a discount online before.
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Last week was the best time to find pretty much everything on your wishlist at a discount.
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So that asset should trade at a discount because you have this big built-in tax liability.
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At nearly 0.9 times tangible book value, RBS shares trade at a discount to healthier rival Lloyds.
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The company now sells both the hair, and stylists' services at a discount through its online platform.
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The loan was initially offered at a discount of 98 when the deal launched in mid-March.
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By perhaps going to a bar, where, in the early evening, drinks are available at a discount?
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Unlike your standard CES prototype, Xcooter is already in production and taking pre-orders at a discount.
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The new front-month, July, is now at a discount, or "contango," to the second-month, August.
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The offer price of $84 per share is at a discount of 12 percent to Tuesday's close.
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If a wine increases in value while it's aging, the buyer gets the wine at a discount.
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Venezuela's basket trades at a discount to other benchmarks because of its higher content of heavy oil.
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"Xbox Game Pass" subscribers will also be able to buy games in the catalog at a discount.
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This stock offering price would be at a discount of 0.5 percent to the close on Thursday.
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It's not a huge premium, but at least it avoided having to price shares at a discount.
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While it's probable that Uber bought the Volvos at a discount, the 1003 XC2100s start at $21,2800.
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Rather than sell the pieces at a discount, the artist removed her remaining work from the site.
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Or it can let Netflix stream the show, as well, at a discount of about 25 percent.
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Plus, you can grab one at a discount by looking through the sales we've found on Amazon.
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SMUGGLING Before the new regulations, the central bank bought gold at a discount to the international price.
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Gallagher gets it at a discount from Parkview's retail pharmacy thanks to the hospital's participation in 28500B.
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It is unusual for deal negotiations to start with the acquirer valuing its target at a discount.
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The provision was invoked frequently in the 1950s and '60s to obtain crucial medications at a discount.
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The provision was invoked frequently in the 1950s and '60s to obtain crucial medications at a discount.
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Even in 1400, his bronzes were being sold at a discount to support his widow's Alzheimer's care.
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Now Twitter is trying to entice more customers by offering some of this data at a discount.
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The rule then assumed that the bank could, in theory, buy back those distressed bonds at a discount.
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Companies in India are able to provide highly skilled workers at a discount to what Americans get paid.
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Minsk wants the price its pays for this reduced, though the gas is already sold at a discount.
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You only have until the end of today to stock up on your favorite products at a discount.
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In most mature markets, new issues of debt or equity come at a discount to secondary market levels.
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In Europe, Blackstone Group's GSO Capital cleared its senior tranche at a discount margin of 150bp in April.
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He also said that Russia may sell the contaminated oil at a discount, according to Interfax news agency.
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He'd convert the recordings into albums and cassettes for his clients at a discount to traditional recording studios.
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The reward will be a gourmet meal at a discount price that kind of helps the environment, too.
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If nothing else, the stock may trade at a discount because of that risk, a source told CNBC.
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U.S. gasoline traded at a discount to diesel on Wednesday for the first time seasonally in three years.
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Those new vote-free shares immediately traded at a discount, and have lost 78 percent of their value.
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Retail investors and employees will be given shares at a discount of 2 rupees to the offer price.
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However, Energen, which has a market value of $5.1 billion, has traded at a discount to its peers.
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However, Indian metal was winning growing acceptance and was also being sold at a discount to traditional suppliers.
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Or it can let Netflix stream the show as well, at a discount of about 21 percent. Smart?
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It notes that Barrick is proposing to purchase Newmont's shares at a discount to last week's closing price.
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Oil is bought in Turkmenistan at a discount of several dollars per barrel to the dated Brent benchmark.
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Linde shares rose 2 percent but remained at a discount to the price implied by the merger terms.
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Real assets such as land, gold, and tangible plant and equipment at a discount are favored asset categories.
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The lack of pipeline capacity means Canadian crude trades at a discount to the U.S. oil benchmark CLc1.
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Chamberlain added that the proposal is to identify brands trading at a discount of 2 percent or more.
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Adami contended the stock trades at a discount to many of its peers and may soon catch up.
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Technology can make it easier: Matsmart, a Swedish website, allows shoppers to buy surplus food at a discount.
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For several years spot Chinese premiums have traded at a discount to the annual terms for producer shipments.
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It pumps heavy oil, which typically sells at a discount to lighter crude that is easier to refine.
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The bank trades at a discount to other large banks, including J.P. Morgan Chase and Bank of America.
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Analysts said DTB's shares were trading at a discount of 30 percent to the rest of the industry.
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The Liberty tracking stock doesn't pay a dividend but offers a way to buy SiriusXM at a discount.
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Doing so for free or at a discount, thanks to your points and miles from rewards credit cards.
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U.S. wireless carriers also sell the phones at a discount if users sign up for a cellular plan.
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Now, you can get the Nest Learning Thermostat and the cheaper Nest Learning Thermostat E at a discount.
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Many small jewellers sell smuggled gold in cash at a discount and pocket the profits, the jeweller said.
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He also prefers Target since it trades at a discount to Walmart -- 15.4X forward earnings, compared to 20X.
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Time Warner shares have traded at a discount to the proposed acquisition price due to government approval concerns.
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While growing trade has brought jobs to Tsogttsetsii, poor transport means Mongolian coal is sold at a discount.
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But which are actually effective, and which are doomed to end up at a discount store collecting dust?
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Instead of selling at a discount to the spot market, it now it sells at a slight premium.
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But in the meantime, until it closes, the restaurant is selling a number of wines at a discount.
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Brex is going on a shopping spree, and luckily, the startups in its sights are at a discount.
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The buyer gets shares at a discount, and the new stock typically dilutes the holdings of existing shareholders.
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Make a list of the items you'd most like to pick up at a discount, and be specific.
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This impressive deal saves you 61% on list price, which works out at a discount of over £900.
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In a separate flood, Marcus alleged management offered water-damaged containers of cannabis to staff at a discount.
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He liked to buy his vegetables at a discount, too, usually off the sale rack in the supermarket.
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The price is at a discount of about 20% to NMC's last close of 1,494.5 pence in London.
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He was looking for a route to Asia so he could buy spices at a discount or something.
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Creditors can sell their debt at a discount to agencies, which hope to turn a profit through collections.
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It was able to buy them later at a discount to meet federal requirements, according to the story.
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Consumers have been drawn to the wholesale format that offers larger quantities of a product at a discount.
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We do a lot of events — you get first crack at tickets, you get tickets at a discount.
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We sell any of our products that are slightly flawed at a discount, and it's quite popular locally.
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He said he's struggling to sell the Buick - with few people willing to buy even at a discount.
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When a BDC's stock is trading at a discount to NAV, issuing public equity is dilutive to shareholders.
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Under unique rules Down Under, the company also can buy shares at a discount of up to 14 percent.
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It continues to trade at a discount to VISA on a P/E basis; parity we think makes sense.
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" According to the brand's Twitter, "The shop will feature last chance items and slightly damaged products at a discount.
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Blackstone usually buys hotels and other real estate holdings at a discount, restructures them and sells for a profit.
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The world's top clothing retailer is now TJX, which snaps up surplus inventory and shifts it at a discount.
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Earlier this month, both countries agreed to resume construction of the East Coast Rail Line (ECRL) at a discount.
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And China and India could always insist on getting Iranian crude at a discount if the Europeans stop buying.
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The offer price of $84 per share is at a discount of 12 percent to the company's Tuesday's close.
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But at a discount rate of 4%, today's sweet-toothed rational actor would be willing to forgo just two.
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As expected, packages are priced at a discount based on the volume of Boosts you buy in a package.
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This has resulted in crude that cannot reach world markets and trading at a discount to global oil benchmarks.
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Authorities are cracking down on those trying to flog the latest Thomas Piketty or J.K. Rowling at a discount.
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Creditors unwilling to exit at a discount might swap their notes into new instruments with a higher credit rating.
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Firms are no longer obliged to sell some of their hard-currency earnings to the government at a discount.
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Apple has traditionally traded at a discount to the stock market because of its large size and cash position.
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It's worth waiting until the smoke is clear to start buying high-quality names at a discount, he added.
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So, with hundreds of billions of assets at a discount, you wipe out $50 billion of capital over night.
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Plentiful crude at Cushing has ensured WTI prices for maturing futures contracts have continued to trade at a discount.
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The one exception is for college students, who can buy the new MacBook Air at a discount for $999.
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Blackstone usually buys hotels and other real estate holdings at a discount, fixes them and sells for a profit.
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In late March, both were selling high grade fuel at a discount of just 230-000 yuan per liter.
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As forecasts become less accurate, there are more clothes available for TJX and Ross to buy at a discount.
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Starting in March, Under Armour began selling its products — many at a discount — in more than 1,000 Kohl's stores.
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Today fraudsters will create scripts to overload online stores with phony promotional codes to purchase goods at a discount.
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Prices are too good to be true, or the price is negotiable, on sale or at a discount. 2.
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When WTI trades at a discount to Brent and other foreign benchmarks, it encourages traders to buy U.S. supplies.
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The bed and breakfast is also offering guests a box of local chocolate fudge at a discount, for $10.99.
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The company sends five personalized apparel and accessories items, which customers can either return or buy at a discount.
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Mr. Trump's companies had sometimes been able to retire debt at a discount because creditors feared they might default.
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The CBOT May soybean contract settled Friday at a discount of 11-1/4 cents to the July contract.
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The DAX , at 13.3 times forward earnings, trades at a discount to its long-term average valuation of 14.6.
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Instead it may buy more crude and Iran may be forced to sell it at a discount, he said.
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Instead it may buy more crude and Iran may be forced to see it at a discount, he said.
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Free copies and unprofitable hotel "amenity deals", where hotels buy bulk copies at a discount, are also being scrapped.
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Selling stock, even at a discount, will require Mr. Musk to find investors willing to buy into his dreams.
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Or maybe we'll get so big that the Treasury Department will start selling us dollar bills at a discount.
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But should they when you can still buy other markets at a discount with more growth and better yields?
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Gowns and tuxedos are donated by local businesses, and the rings are sold to the church at a discount.
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I don't want to be in a second-tier steel company when I can buy Nucor at a discount.
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Even the brand-spanking-new MacBook Pro (model number MVVL2LL/A) is available at a discount for Cyber Monday.
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But if there's something she really wants, she can purchase the clothing at a discount to the retail price.
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How Paper for Water works The process starts with paper that is either donated or bought at a discount.
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Also selling at a discount was the 35-foot-wide townhouse attached to the Carlton House on 61st Street.
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In some cases those garments are incinerated, which prevents them from being resold at a discount, Mr. Rinassen said.
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Invoice factoring is when you sell your accounts receivable (invoices) to a third party (called a factor) at a discount.
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They said the Triple Bs came at a discount margin in the low 500s, compared to the disclosed 450bp coupon.
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Or HBO Go subscriptions could be sold at a discount as part of a "bundle" with AT&T telecom services.
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Especially during the holiday season, Amazon is a great place to find a new TV at a discount, Skirboll says.
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They'd gone out and acquired the best player to ever lace up skates, and they'd done it at a discount.
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WTI, which usually trades at a discount to Brent, briefly flip to a 17 cent premium earlier in the session.
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At 10.5 times 2016 EV/EBITDA, the shares trade at a discount to other e-commerce and online media companies.
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If you don't need the latest and greatest, you can save money by buying this year's model at a discount.
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Maybe. Twilio, the only other unicorn that went public this year, has done well, but it priced at a discount.
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However, despite the recent rally, shares are still trading at a discount to the S&P 500, Harrison pointed out.
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Many of them are frustrated that their stocks trade at a discount to traditional asset managers, such as BlackRock Inc.
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But for the opportunists, it is a time of plenty—a chance to snag assets from banks at a discount.
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The company said Monday it will launch a generic EpiPen Auto Injector at a discount of more than 50 percent.
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"Real assets such as land, gold, and tangible plant and equipment at a discount are favored asset categories," he said.
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The sector also is valued at a discount, by such price-to-earnings measures, to defensive sectors, including consumer staples .
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One possible upside to that point is that we could see targeted ad-enabled TV sets sold at a discount.
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For medical procedures like colonoscopies, Gore turns to a service called MDSave, where she can prepurchase them at a discount.
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UBS is indeed expecting tighter credit, but Hawken noted that bank stocks are still trading at a discount to valuation.
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The tradable price level in Europe is at a discount of around 20 cents per mmBtu to the Dutch price.
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Users of HotelTonight can use the app to book hotels up to a week in advance, often at a discount.
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The July contract finished at a discount of 0.39 cent per lb against the most-active October contract on Friday.
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The Amazon Treasure Truck visits multiple locations around a city and sells just one product a day at a discount.
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The sale price of HK$27.22 per share is at a discount to Tsingtao's Wednesday closing price of HK$40.
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The mass market edition, which was published by Hachette, cost $8.99 and was often sold to schools at a discount.
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Nearly all secondary transactions, when a new investor purchases from existing shareholders, come at a discount to the company's valuation.
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In 1962, Elliot and Roslyn Jaffe started Dressbarn to help women in the workplace find designer clothing at a discount.
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Without the stamp of a prestigious refinery, such gold would be forced into underground networks, or priced at a discount.
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Analysts at BCS Global Markets said the valuation multiple was lower than expected, suggesting the sale was at a discount.
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Some women think the way to combat this is to up-sell their talents while offering them at a discount.
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Malaysian palm oil was trading at a discount of around $42 per tonnes to Indonesia before the export tax hike.
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Historically, Indian SMP is offered at a discount to SMP from New Zealand, which is perceived as of higher quality.
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But the growing availability of U.S. crude has meant that it has almost always been at a discount since then.
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The offered price however was still at a discount to Pou Sheng's initial public offering price of HK$3.05 per share.
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"Investors would be wiser to purchase oil assets at a discount in anticipation of a medium-term price boom," he said.
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Most of these plans allow workers to use their paychecks to buy their employer's stock at a discount, typically 15 percent.
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The decline followed after the company said that it would sell its life insurance arm at a discount, according to Reuters.
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You can get your first box at a discount in most cases, too, so there's little harm in trying it out.
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If you do have to use a paid version of tax services, you might as well get one at a discount.
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The recent recession flattened new sales as traders sold their fancy Rolexes and Pateks at a discount just to get liquid.
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The share sale is expected to be priced at a discount of 30-40 percent of the theoretical ex-rights price.
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Magaulov said a preliminary agreement had been reached with buyers under which they would take the contaminated oil at a discount.
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Amazon WarehouseThis program offers shoppers or businesses a chance to buy used or slightly damaged merchandise from Amazon at a discount.
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While traditional department store chains have been struggling, off-price businesses that sell name brands at a discount have been thriving.
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LG is offering the G6 and G6 Plus at a discount, as well as the low-end Q6 and X Charge.
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If you have the chance to grab the Fire TV Cube at a discount, you should probably jump at the opportunity.
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It usually trades at a discount to crude palm oil (CPO) but surpassed benchmark prices of the tropical oil in June.
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Some creditors sold their claims at a discount, preferring to cash out rather than wait for the saga to play out.
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You can likely pick one up at a discount, but if you can afford it, go for the newer DLX model.
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The drugmaker said Monday it plans to launch a generic EpiPen Auto Injector at a discount of more than 50 percent.
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This has resulted in crude that struggles to reach world markets and which trades at a discount to global oil benchmarks.
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Microsoft Store Microsoft also has Fallout 76, Battlefield V, and other Xbox One X and One S bundles at a discount.
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So could Uber if it tried forcing sales at a discount to the latest 409(a) valuation of $41 per share.
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So could Uber if it tries forcing sales at a discount to the latest 409(a) valuation of $41 per share.
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The original off-price retailer wasn't able to capitalize on recession-beaten shoppers' newfound love for brand names at a discount.
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Urals is currently priced in the physical market at a discount to Brent by pricing agencies, which poll traders and refiners.
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The acquisition of the mortgages, being bought at a discount to face value, will be financed using cash from existing resources.
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But most Obamacare customers qualify for federal tax credits that let them buy plans at a discount — often a steep discount.
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In 2015 it offered a lump sum to repay debt to Venezuela, which it had incurred buying oil at a discount.
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Normally, one-month futures contracts on the VIX trade at a discount to the spot price, a structure known as backwardation.
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In 2012, a young Democrat asked if I would rent out a vacant space for a "staging area" at a discount.
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But be careful: Even at a discount, there's no need to buy things that won't last, or that you won't wear.
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Of the 23 healthcare companies that have gone public this year, eight are trading at a discount to their offer price.
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"I have to pay fees on every purchase, so it is the same as selling goods at a discount," she added.
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Sales fell 5.9 percent at Saks OFF 5th, which sells designer brands at a discount, and its online shopping website, Gilt.
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India bars exports of crude which means producers are limited to who they can sell their oil, often at a discount.
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Under those circumstances, Papa John's would dilute the value of those shares by letting other shareholders buy stock at a discount.
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And he said his firm would not be forced to sell any of its businesses at a discount in this environment.
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The critics, the supporters, the front office that traded him at a discount, and the team that happily scooped him out.
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They have a dividend yield of near 3.5%, trading at a discount to the S&P 500 at about 15½ times.
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A notice on the restaurant's website says that all wines and sake will be offered at a discount until the closing.
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One way to do that is to borrow in yuan and pay back at a discount as the currency's value drops.
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What makes this deal worth your while is that it's for the 128GB model, which is rarely available at a discount.
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For the first two months after a Macmillan book is published, a library can only buy one copy, at a discount.
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Another nonprofit organization, RIP Medical Debt, based in Rye, N.Y., buys medical debt at a discount and then forgives the loans.
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Cash and points options are also available, and they let you book a night at a discount with a cash copay.
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Indeed, many people become involved in direct selling because they enjoy certain products and want to purchase them at a discount.
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Chasing the Deal If you've yet to make your summer travel plans, several attractive international destinations are reachable at a discount.
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It sold at a discount to its initial listing price as it struggled to replicate the success of its biggest hit.
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HSFO was trading at a discount of around $250 per tonne to low-sulphur fuel oil (LSFO, 0.5%) as of Friday.
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You might be able to buy a friend's textbook at a discount or share books if you're enrolled the same semester.
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If a company is waiting for a customer to pay them, it can sell its invoice to Marketlend at a discount.
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For many shoppers, it's a day to finally snag that tech product or kitchen device they've been eyeing at a discount.
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Your company lets you buy its stock at a discount, which can range from 10 percent to 15 percent, for example.
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There's appetite for new share issues in the city despite ongoing protests, but at a discount and with strong cornerstone support.
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Loss leader refers to products that are sold at a discount, or a "loss" to the retailer, to attract new customers.
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Two months after, the company started offering its chargers at a discount to customers trading in their existing third party chargers.
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Over the years, Canadian heavy oil has been forced to sell at a discount because of the shortage of pipeline space.
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The recent drop, however, presents an opportunity for investors to step in and get the shares at a discount, according to Link.
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If investors are looking for stocks in retail, trader David Seaburg said consumers will always want to buy things at a discount.
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WTI Midland sank to the widest in six years at a discount of as much as $18.25 per barrel in late August.
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He also shared the two reasons why investors should buy high-growth stocks at a discount rather than swapping into value plays.
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Home Capital is expected to sell at a discount to its book value, which is about C$1.6 billion, the people said.
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Urals is currently priced in the physical market, usually at a discount to Brent, by pricing agencies, which survey traders and refiners.
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If you can't make significant revenue selling a game at full retail price, then get players to buy in at a discount.
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Many shipyards lack the money to complete vessels and sell them at a discount that might allow them to recover some costs.
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PetroChina normally prices gas at a discount or flat to city-gate levels in the spring as demand ebbs in warmer weather.
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Now grocery stores are finding that customers are eager to buy the misshapen fruits and vegetables — if they're sold at a discount.
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Traditionally, they could borrow on their own account, or sell their receivables—unpaid invoices—at a discount to businesses known as factors.
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Urals is currently priced in the physical market, usually at a discount to Brent by pricing agencies, which survey traders and refiners.
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There will be more than enough time to get your holiday shopping done — at a discount — before we even hit December 1.
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Iran is storing millions of barrels of oil in China, which could purchase those barrels at a discount and flood the market.
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Dragging on the main index was Standard Life Aberdeen , which slumped 22.5 percent after a share offering was priced at a discount.
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The app connects supermarkets to NGOs and low-income earners, allowing them to buy food that's about to expire at a discount.
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That said, it's disappearance was a bit of a blow for people hoping to pick up last year's flagship at a discount.
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In buying all three, the company "would give them an opportunity potentially at a discount or two for that matter," he said.
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State-owned BPC sold a cargo of the same size in January to Vitol at a discount of $1.63 to Singapore quotes.
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A law approved last week eliminated the possibility of selling oil at a discount from reference prices set by oil regulator ANP.
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The loan was issued at a discount of 22 cents but was quoted at 31.35-2325 on Wednesday, the first source said.
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This allows them to offer that content to partners at a discount, as they do with internet TV companies such as SlingTV.
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"I don't want to call it a value trap, but let's just say it deserves to trade at a discount," he said.
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Those who pitch in will get the robot at a discount — though it's still not what you would call cheap, at $1,600.
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SoftBank also hopes to buy a 14 to 17 percent stake of shares from existing shareholders at a discount, the sources said.
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Another $26 billion in six-month bills was auctioned at a discount rate of 0.480 percent, up from 0.370 percent last week.
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If done right, they can be a great place to shop at a discount without having to suffer through a messy store.
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St. Paul is a dream for those watching their budgets, with quality restaurants, good shopping and interesting activities — all at a discount.
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Disney also offered a three-year subscription to Disney Plus at a discount in August to members of its official fanclub, D23.
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Even compared to the median target price of 46 analysts, currently $121, the stock trades at a discount of almost 13 percent.
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But if a company sells at a discount, those holding options on common shares come in last to get paid, he said.
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Prior to Friday's announcement, shares in WPCT were trading at a discount to the value of its holdings of just over 33%.
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The publisher or distributor will sometimes sell these returns at a discount in bulk as overstocks, or sell excess inventory as remainders.
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The 320,000-barrel Mariner Blend crude cargo has been sold at a discount to dated Brent, the officials said late on Wednesday.
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It makes sense for SoftBank's stake to be valued at a discount: The entire investment can't be easily sold in one go.
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SoftBank and Dragoneer's offers would involve buying shares at a discount to Uber's $68.5 billion valuation, a worry for the Uber board.
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The mobile shopping kiosks are located in 30 cities across the country and offer one item selected by Amazon at a discount.
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But the startup has struggled to compete, and Bloomberg reported in October that it was seeking to sell itself at a discount.
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Option #2 Other companies that have grown more self-sufficient might look to buy back their shares from investors at a discount.
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European traders said contaminated cargoes have been offered at a discount of $10-20 per barrel but very few buyers showed interest.
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Goldman's stock has fallen 30 percent over the last 12 months, and is trading at a discount to its tangible book value.
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The price is at a discount of about 20% to the company's last close of 1,494.5 pence on the London Stock Exchange.
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Sources told Reuters last month the lender was expected to offer the shares at a discount of between 30 and 40 percent.
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Goldman "should trade at a discount to peers until longer-term concerns about the strength of the franchise are moved," they said.
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The suit alleges that some Metro stores sold phones at a discount, then unlawfully added the tax at the pre-discount cost.
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As the "inventors" of Green Monday, it seems only fitting that eBay would offer everything under the sun at a discount today.
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The regrade, the price spread between jet and gasoil, for April stood at a discount of 38 cents a barrel on Wednesday.
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Or, if you still have a few stragglers to shop for, you can pick them up a belated gift at a discount.
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The $63 billion buyout firm even trades at a higher multiple of 2020 earnings, after a decade of trading at a discount.
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Factoring is a type of debtor finance where a business sells its receivables or invoices to a third party at a discount.
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Instead, two espresso bars will be built into the cafe, where people are encouraged to stay and drink coffee at a discount.
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Costco often teams up with national brands to produce its Kirkland brand items while offering said items at a discount to members.
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Kim Kardashian has found God -- at a discount -- because after the robbery wealth will no longer be the driver of her brand.
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The industry in Alberta also argues that it is forced to sell its product at a discount because of the transportation issues.
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Jarana, however, said a deal at this stage would be struck at a discount, bringing in less money, because SAA was in distress.
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Testers will get the Lovely at a discount ($99 instead of $169) and simply use it — and the app's suggestions — while having sex.
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Goldman also found that the Baby Bells that were spun off from AT&T traded at a discount valuation to the remaining company.
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The acquisition of the mortgages, being bought at a discount to face value, will be financed using cash from existing resources, Metro said.
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Amazon Music Unlimited, the company's recently launched music service offered at a discount to Prime members, is today debuting its own Family Plan.
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It's been rumored that Apple will offer bundles of them at a discount, but the company didn't delve into any of that today.
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They then buy it at a discount to the computed price (as Mr Beane did with players), spruce it up and offload it.
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If all goes well, investors benefit because their money converts into equity at a discount to the price paid by the next investor.
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And the central bank struck another deal with offshore holders of frozen krona-denominated assets—buying more of them back at a discount.
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While getting these phones at a discount means having to look at ads on the lock screen, you're not getting a terrible deal.
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Selling these homes at a discount to student loan holders could help neighborhoods recover both in terms of property values and economic activity.
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The FOMO of missing a sale can often outweigh the logic that you're spending unnecessarily in the first place, albeit at a discount.
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West Texas oil currently trades at a discount of $24.83 to U.S. benchmark futures, a spread that hit $265 earlier in the month.
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TCL 6-Series 4K Roku TV for $529 ($1003 off): Prime Day's the perfect time to pick up a TV at a discount.
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While shares of Southwestern have lagged the broader nat gas group since October, BMO sees the stock trading at a discount to peers.
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The idea was that his brother would purchase bitcoin from a private seller overseas at a discount of 60 percent to 90 percent.
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Apple is taking a lower licensing fee on packages that are bundled at a discount, said one person familiar with the contract structures.
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That alternative had been at a discount to the cash offer last year, but given current exchange rates, is now at a premium.
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Given Italy's current economic problems, the new lira would trade at a discount to the euro, effectively creating a devaluation of the currency.
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El Aissami also called on local banks to buy the petro at a discount during the preliminary phase, which ends on March 20.
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The company had to lure lenders into the deal by offering to buy debt back at par, which was trading at a discount.
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For corn, the May contract closed at a discount to the July of 43 cents, while full carry is 12 to 13 cents.
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The Treasury Department auctioned $31 billion in three-month bills at a discount rate of 0.350 percent, up from 0.275 percent last week.
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Shoppers can send their used gear in the mail in return for store credit, and other shoppers can buy it at a discount.
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Alternatively, customers will keep their older iPhones longer or buy year-old or two-year-old iPhones that Apple sells at a discount.
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Investors are ignoring the prospects of Cleveland-based KeyCorp, whose shares are trading at a discount, the publication said in its latest edition.
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The rule, called a "UHF discount," lets major broadcasters count certain local television stations at a discount towards the national media ownership cap.
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The smart speaker craze all started with Alexa on the Amazon Echo, and a few Echo devices are currently available at a discount.
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"If you can value companies and buy them at a discount and you're disciplined about it, you can do quite well," Greenblatt says.
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Verizon is trading at a discount compared with its telecom peers, Deutsche Bank analyst Matthew Niknam wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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It helps that some vendors are offering their services pro bono or at a discount, avoiding what is typically an arduous procurement process.
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In-state tuition is offered to residents at a discount, and some states offer significant grant support to academically-talented students as well.
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"Rather than have the plane fly empty, air companies or private jet brokers try to sell that route at a discount," she said.
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Severe congestion on export pipelines means its crude trades at a discount to U.S. barrels and has deterred capital investment in the province.
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Energy experts say Venezuela could eventually replace the American market, by exporting more heavy oil to China and India, though at a discount.
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With the trusts now trading at a discount, some investors are calling for disposals of non-core assets to realize value for shareholders.
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Industry-watchers estimate that its shares are still trading at a discount of up to 30% compared with its sum-of-parts value.
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But the increase is partly because commodity prices have fallen, allowing other countries to stock up on U.S. farm goods at a discount.
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On a recent Saturday afternoon, a woman walked around the scattered picnic tables advertising shots at a discount, to liven up the margaritas.
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On health care, she says it is "cheap" compared to historical levels and is trading at a discount to the overall S&P 500.
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Called Lime Access, the program enables people who qualify for state or federal assistance programs to access Lime's fleet of vehicles at a discount.
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Brazil's crude was at a discount of 2.3 percent to the Chinese average in December, and this had widened to 4.4 percent by April.
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Like Eatigo, it allows for advanced bookings at a discount but the service is squarely focused on Europe, having initially been founded in France.
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Light, sweet crudes are more valuable to refiners because they are easier to process, while heavier and sour grades often trade at a discount.
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However, Vanguard's global chief economist, Joe Davis, said Monday that this may be an opportunity for investors to buy some stocks at a discount.
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Heavy and sour crudes are usually harder to convert to motor fuels and are sold at a discount to light and sweet crude oils.
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Despite the launch of Shanghai-Hong Kong connect last year, many dual listed shares have continued to trade at a discount in Hong Kong.
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The company clearly wants to steer shoppers toward the monthly plans, which is also evidenced by its approach to offering phones at a discount.
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The move could potentially allow Neiman Marcus to issue new debt to buy back its bonds at a discount, helping slash its debt pile.
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For example, Ahrendts introduced restricted stock units, or gifted Apple stock (which could previously be purchased at a discount), that vests every three years.
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This year, those who have taken on the task of cooking the Thanksgiving turkey can get their birds at a discount from Whole Foods.
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HSBC on Monday upgraded Nike to buy from hold, advising clients to pick up shares of a world-class company trading at a discount.
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Carinthia has offered to buy back the bonds at a discount to the total 11 billion euros ($12 billion) it once guaranteed them for.
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Einhorn said Altice shares trade at a discount with "better new investment opportunities" compared to other cable companies like Charter Communications and Cable One.
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That contrasted with last week when gold was sold at a discount, of around $280, for the first time in 275-21/2 months.
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But it turns out, the answer is neither: Bryanston is offering backers a chance to buy the puzzlingly expensive Panono camera at a discount.
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A source with knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday Banco Popolare was considering selling new shares at a discount of around 30 percent.
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But he said that without external factors like U.S. trade talks providing support, the market would still be "at a discount" from current levels.
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Amjevita is the fourth biosimilar to be approved by the FDA and is expected to be sold at a discount to the original drug.
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The first-lien loan is offered at a 22019 original issue discount and the second-lien tranche is offered at a discount of 22019.
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Also, the FCC is considering banning providers from offering services or applications for free or at a discount in exchange for personally identifiable information.
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While it's already available at a discount, you can take an additional $5 off the list price by using the code " Y5CX79.993CRN" at checkout.
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Amazon's Subscribe and Save products are offered at a discount and include a variety of things like shampoo, vitamins, Infant Tylenol and dog food.
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Atlanta (CNN)In a rough part of this city's northwest side, the call about a shoplifter at a discount store should have been straightforward.
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Traditional department stores, meanwhile, are struggling, partly because outdated frocks and coats languish on racks and then have to be sold at a discount.
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Apple has adjusted its trade-in program so that you can upgrade your phone, at a discount, even if it's cracked or slightly damaged.
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Green REIT put itself up for sale in April because its shares were trading at a discount to the value of its property portfolio.
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And, relatedly, what do you call a unicorn that eventually goes public or otherwise exits at a discount to its final private market valuation?
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They typically receive a gift card for the stolen goods and then sell it to a pawn shop or secondary store at a discount.
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The banks are sounding out appetite for the deal at a discount of 92-93 cents to the dollar, two buyside sources told IFR.
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Analysts at Standard Chartered on Wednesday said they expected platinum to continue to trade at a discount to both palladium and gold this year.
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But even after the Hang Seng's surge, Hong Kong-listed shares still trade at a discount of roughly 30 percent to their mainland peers.
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This could leave them having to sell down their debt at a discount to distressed buyers or to write off some of their loans.
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Businesses like Imperfect Produce hope to bridge that gap by selling ugly but otherwise normal produce at a discount of 30 to 50 percent.
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So if you were a news and/or sports junkie, you could buy two of your channels, at a discount, and ignore the rest.
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His first entrepreneurial foray was called Consumers' Buyline, which sold groceries and other goods at a discount to those who signed up for memberships.
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The stock has potential to fall as low as $112 in the near term, but Cramer suggested it's worth picking up at a discount.
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Son believes SoftBank shares trade at a discount of more than 20123%, saying on Wednesday that they should be priced at 12,097 yen ($110).
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The front-month spread between November and December U.S. crude futures traded at a discount of 2 cents a barrel on Thursday.
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The WTI futures contract for September 2017 is currently trading at a discount of 77 cents per barrel to the contract for March 2018.
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By contrast, the WTI contract for September 2016 was trading at a discount of $083 below March 2017 at the same point last year.
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Under what is known as a private placement, Innate sold a limited number of shares at a discount in an effort to raise capital.
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He said he never espoused restructuring or defaulting on government debt but would buy it back at a discount if interest rates go up.
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But the same watches will probably be available through other dealers on the site, no doubt at a discount to the brand's preferred price.
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For one after-school operator in Beijing, it means moving all classes online, even though the courses come at a discount to offline sessions.
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It will be sold to voters on polling day at a discount of between 10 and 30 percent compared to prices in local shops.
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Accelerated bookbuilds, whereby investment banks sell shares quickly in one or two days, are typically run at a discount to a company's stock price.
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Earlier this week it touched $22, the highest since July 2019, having been at a discount for the first 10 months of the year.
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For example, it could shrink a federal program that requires companies to sell at a discount to clinics and hospitals serving low-income patients.
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Now that its $13.7 billion acquisition is complete, Amazon is selling its Echo and Echo Dot devices inside Whole Foods, and at a discount.
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The index, however, is still up 3.2 percent since the start of the year and is trading at a discount to most other regional markets.
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Lead bank Credit Suisse finally sold the US$285m loan in May 22016 at a discount of 90 and a price of 600bp over Libor.
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They have been replaced by institutional investors, who are looking to Hong Kong, where H-shares have been trading at a discount for some time.
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Another customer noted that Amazon products like Echos and Dots are currently being sold at a discount in the middle of Whole Foods' produce section.
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Even eating Western food comes at a discount in Vietnam; dinner for two at a typical Western restaurant costs between $15 and $20, including drinks.
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Robusta sells at a discount of roughly 225 cents per lb to the benchmark arabica price, as the cheaper bean typically has lower input costs.
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When debt is sold multiple times, it's usually sold at a discount because it can be increasingly difficult for the collection agency to get paid.
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Urals is currently priced in the physical market, usually at a discount to the international benchmark Brent by pricing agencies, which survey traders and refiners.
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Another way to save money is looking for any factory outlet stores in the area, which often have current styles at a discount, Danielski said.
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Storage has fallen as Gulf Coast refiners have soaked up crude that was available at a discount, said Bob Yawger, director of Energy at Mizuho.
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This change in market sentiment has caused the secondary market to trade lower, offering some buyers the ability to pick up credits at a discount.
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I stock up on some of my favorite skincare items I haven't found here, and order a couple of toners from Boscia at a discount.
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The premium for tom/next, which normally trades at a discount , hit $2905 a tonne on Tuesday, its highest since May last year.
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Trump later explained that he was merely referring to buying back existing debt at a discount if interest rates went higher, lowering the nominal value.
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Sant Jordi is also essential for the flower economy, even if the roses start to sell at a discount as the day nears its end.
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In volatile markets, buying the dip is an investing strategy to purchase stocks at a discount when they fall, betting that prices will rise again.
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Speder sold the shares, representing a 14.35 percent stake in FHB, at a discount to Friday's closing price of 499 forints, according to Reuters data.
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While everyone knows you can't put a price on safety, we bet you'll be pumped to learn that you can get it at a discount.
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In a way, the MagCorp deal is an example of the classic litigation funding model of buying an interest, at a discount, in a judgment.
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It has sold at a discount since August to benchmark crude oil stored at Cushing, Oklahoma, according to Reuters data, a reflection of congested pipelines.
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One unit will comprise the 257 stores operated under the Smart & Final banner, which allow consumers to shop at a discount without a membership fee.
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Canadian producers, whose landlocked product trades at a discount to the West Texas Intermediate benchmark, say they need more export capacity to fetch better prices.
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Houston crude last traded at $6.60 a barrel over WTI, which still put it at a discount of more than $2.15 per barrel to Brent.
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TJX, which offers brand-name goods at a discount, is thriving, because customers prefer hunting for treasures that are physically there in front of them.
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Fire up the 204-horsepower, Subaru-supplied boxer four-cylinder and you'll realize what you've done is purchase a $30,000 driving experience at a discount.
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Oil sands, which sell at a discount to lighter crudes because of extra refining costs, are produced in a high-cost mining type of operation.
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Disney is offering Disney Plus, its upcoming Netflix competitor, at a discount for a limited time if you sign up for three years of it.
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While PetroChina enjoys decent margins for its domestic gas, sales of imported gas are often booked at a discount due to a regulated domestic prices.
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The practice of buying banks' non-performing loans (NPLs) at a discount and recovering them for a profit has grown rapidly in China since 2016.
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Roku Ultra TCL 6-Series 4K Roku TV for $529 ($271 off): Prime Day's the perfect time to pick up a TV at a discount.
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For early-stage companies, while there has been some uptick in valuations, on average, they continue to be at a discount to national valuation trends.
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Today, the company announced a partnership with Rent the Runway, offering its Unlimited program at a discount for employees (at least for a limited time).
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So at a discount rate of 7 percent, a dollar of benefits a year from now is worth $0.93 relative to an investment dollar today.
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In August 2019, SoftBank said it had invested $200 million into C2FO, an online marketplace for small businesses to post their invoices at a discount.
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Activewear, outdoor sports gear, and virtually everything else the company produces is at a discount to move the winter gear out in time for spring.
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Among stocks, Automatic Data Processing slipped 4%, after market sources said brokerage Jefferies is re-offering 8 million of the company's shares at a discount.
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However, that's also why Fox has traded at a discount to its peers — roughly 30 percent, give or take, by various calculations over the years.
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But if slaves could somehow be counted in an indirect system, maybe at a discount (say, three-fifths), well, that might sell in the South.
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This allows Ben Hogan to sell clubs at a discount direct to golfers versus other manufacturers who sell through pro shops or sporting goods stores.
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A prime example is King Digital Entertainment, the maker of "Candy Crush," which sold itself to Activision Blizzard at a discount to its I.P.O. price.
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She says Guggenheim was the one to introduce her to Epstein and Maxwell, and urged her to sell the billionaire a painting at a discount.
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And doing so could prompt you to act rashly, selling your stocks at a discount and then risking missing out on the next market upswing.
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The shares were sold at a discount to the market price at a time when the value of both the stock and diamonds were rising.
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He said Wednesday that he believes that SoftBank shares trade at a discount of more than 103% and should be priced at 12,097 yen ($110).
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With fewer opportunities to buy homes at a discount, the keys to growth will be reducing operating costs, gaining market share and potentially increasing rent.
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That model is called inclusive access, in which colleges have contracts with education publishers to provide required digital texts and study tools at a discount.
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But it's worth noting that Oman futures generally trade at a discount to Brent, reflecting the difference in the quality of the underlying crude grades.
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There also could be opportunities to bundle the two products together, for example selling a day-old doughnut at a discount alongside an Insomnia Cookie.
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Canada needs to get its landlocked crude to its east and west coasts to avoid pipeline bottlenecks that leave Canadian oil trading at a discount.
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Ajit Pai, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, stopped nine companies from providing high-speed interest service at a discount to low-income individuals.
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The magazine&aposs report said that the gangs tried to spread panic among farmers to force them to sell their livestock at a discount rate.
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TVs in both the Vizio V-Series and M-Series are available at a discount – but, it&aposs worth acting quick if you&aposre interested.
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He also couldn't sell the channels to Time Warner Cable at a discount since contract clauses (called most-favored nation) prevent programmers from doing so.
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Large demand from foreign investors allowed the offering to price at a discount lower than the 4% average in Brazilian secondary offerings in recent years.
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If the consumer wants two or three it'll be available at a discount, and we'll make it seamless in terms of username, password, credit card, etc.
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West Mercia police Chief Superintendent Mark Travis said police were working to identify the substance that burned the child Saturday at a discount store in Worcester.
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Also, live cattle futures are trading at a discount to live cattle prices in the cash market, prompting some funds to cover short positions, Norcini said.
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Much of that Permian production is priced off the Midland benchmark, which trades at a discount to WTI, so prices are sitting in the mid-$40s.
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Canadian crude producers, whose landlocked product trades at a discount to the West Texas Intermediate benchmark, say they need more pipeline capacity to fetch better prices.
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In some cases these pages, which were only removed after WaPo reported them to Facebook, offered to sell Libra at a discount through third-party websites.
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The company also said it exchanged its common shares for preferred shares representing about $1.2 billion of liquidation value, at a discount of over 40 percent.
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As of 0334 GMT, the spread between the two rates stood at 125 pips, with offshore spot rate trading at a discount at 6.9298 per dollar.
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So long as you take a sharpie to that price tag before wrapping the gift, they'll never have to know you got it at a discount.
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After REITs have traded at a premium for at least six months but then trade at a discount, a year later data show they have outperformed.
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Carige will offer holders of 510 million euros in subordinated bonds the chance to swap them into senior debt at a discount, booking a capital gain.
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The only thing better than getting high-priced items at a discount, is when they come straight from the closest of the world's most famous family.
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Two months ago, Brent contracts for delivery in 18 months' time were trading at a discount of $1.00 to those for delivery in six months' time.
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It is a kilometre-long strip of more than 160 clapboard outlets selling luxury brands at a discount: Boss, Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo, Versace and many more.
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U.S. dairy producers are unhappy that Canadian farmers this year started selling milk proteins to domestic processors at a discount, curbing the flow of American imports.
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European spot LNG prices have been trading at a discount to the benchmark Dutch month-ahead gas price at levels below $3.40 per mmBtu this week.
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That's about the range of the most common "kit" lenses, the relatively cheap pieces of equipment that often come at a discount with first-time cameras.
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Bondholders rejected an offer by the government to buy back a third of the bonds at a discount, and are unenthusiastic about a more generous offer.
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If customers came in with a box of cookies, Foster Buds would offer their own "special" Girl Scout Cookie strain at a discount on their Instagram.
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In February, state-owned BPC sold a cargo of the same size to oil trading giant Vitol at a discount of 17 cents to Singapore quotes.
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Canadian oil producers, whose landlocked product trades at a discount to the West Texas Intermediate benchmark, say they need additional pipeline capacity to fetch better prices.
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MOSCOW, May 15 (Reuters) - Russia may sell contaminated oil at a discount, Energy Minister Alexander Novak was quoted as saying on Wednesday by Interfax news agency.
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Canadian oil producers, whose landlocked product trades at a discount to the West Texas Intermediate benchmark, say they need more pipeline capacity to fetch better prices.
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The latest two-year FRN issue was sold at a discount margin of 0.140 percentage point, compared with 0.169 point at the prior auction in December.
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Diess said that all automakers were seeing their shares trading at a discount and said this was because of the transition taking place in the industry.
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An ICO typically involves selling a new digital currency at a discount — or a "token" — as part of a way for a company to raise money.
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Medium-sour crudes, on the other hand, normally trade at a discount to compensate refiners for the extra energy and expensive equipment needed to refine them.
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And "social" coke—a less pure version sold at a discount of 5-33%—is aimed at buyers who want to look lavish on a budget.
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Goldman's first credit card launched in August, which would allow users to synch their Apple Wallet and purchase Apple products at a discount, according to Reuters.
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"Two of the glaring areas for me are financials and in health care which are both trading at a discount to the market here, " he said.
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BNP Paribas shares have been trading at a discount to the sector with a price-to-earnings ratio of 7.20 versus 7.31 for Credit Suisse CSGN.
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But advisers working for the government recommended that 38.4 percent of the petros should be sold in a private auction at a discount of 60 percent.
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The Northwest Europe was set at a discount of $4.85 a barrel to the Brent Weighted Average (BWAVE), down $0.60 from the previous month, Aramco said.
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The transportation problems have forced the Alberta government to curtail crude production to prop up Canadian oil prices, which trade at a discount to U.S. barrels.
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Canada's crude typically trades at a discount to U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) light oil, reflecting transportation costs to U.S. refineries and additional processing requirements.
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The premium for cash over the three-month lead contract stands at about $20.8 a tonne, having been at a discount at the end of May.
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N to sell itself, saying the handbag and accessories maker would make a great acquisition candidate as its stock traded at a discount to its peers.
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If you happen to find one of these items at a discount, best you act fast — sales and deals are far and few between at Everlane.
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Some said they may have committed acts, such as reviewing products they received free or at a discount, that they did not realize were not allowed.
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SHOP SALES AND THE OUTLETS To buy designer goods at a discount, Ms. Bacry suggested checking out My Little Paris, a site that lists private sales.
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Karma, the Stockholm-based startup that lets food outlets sell surplus stock at a discount, was praised by Barack Obama in 2019 for its "extraordinary" work.
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Mars crude, another popular export grade, was seen at a discount between $1.90 and $1 a barrel below futures, dealers said, the weakest since July 2018.
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The company only learned about the scheme when it found out that "unauthorized resellers" had been selling the crepe cakes at a discount, the lawsuit said.
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Uber will offer drivers in the U.K. electric cars from Nissan at a discount, the company said Friday, as it faces a potential ban in London.
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The AirPods are now available at a discount of $15 straight from Best Buy, and should arrive in time for the holidays if you order quickly.
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Kraft Heinz Co tumbled 4.3% after the packaged food maker's second-largest investor, 3G Capital, sold over 25 million shares in open market at a discount.
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In Hong Kong, gold was offered at a discount of $0.20 an ounce to a premium of $0.40 compared with last week's premiums of $0.30-$0.40.
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Fuel oil, which is a residual product of the refining process, tends to trade at a discount to crude oil because overall supplies usually outstrip demand.
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The publication pointed out, though, that such a decision could hurt Tesla's initial sales there because potential buyers might wait to buy one at a discount.
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Beveridge and Clint say that Aramco has been priced at a premium to competitors, but should trade at a discount given its comparatively weak dividend yield.
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"There is a weaker financing market and the buyers who are here today are the ones who want to buy at a discount," said one investor.
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Kraft Heinz Co slipped 4% after the packaged food maker's second-largest investor, 3G Capital, sold over 25 million shares in open market at a discount.
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Kraft Heinz Co slipped 2.5% after the packaged food maker's second-largest investor, 3G Capital, sold over 25 million shares in open market at a discount.
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Kraft Heinz Co slipped 2.5% after the packaged food maker's second-largest investor, 3G Capital, sold over 25 million shares in open market at a discount.
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In India, physical gold was sold at a discount for the first time in three weeks as demand slumped due to a jump in local rates.
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Facebook, Aetna and Exxon Mobil, among others, saved billions in taxes by giving options to top executives to buy stock in the future at a discount.
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But his salary doesn't cover his €800 rent and other living costs since his wife, a flight attendant at a discount airline, went on maternity leave.
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The lot was not bought at a discount, but the company, which has built several affordable projects in the area, believed the area was growing rapidly.
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Kids can eat for free if a family of four earns less than about $32,000 a year or at a discount if earnings are under $45,000.
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As you attempt to master the tricky art of staying warm and looking cute from January to April, let & Other Stories offer some guidance at a discount.
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In Vancouver three groups joined forces with a developer to purchase 14m square feet (1.3m square metres) of public land at a discount to the market price.
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Austria's government reached agreement in principle with creditors in May for an offer to buy back at a discount debt of around 11 billion euros ($12.31 billion).
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The ring will be sold at a discount to federally designated Title X family planning clinics serving lower-income women, a Population Council spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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If you want to know how hot it is outside, ThermoPro is offering a highly-rated thermometer and humidity gauge for your patio at a discount too.
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HW: In theory, and arguably in practice, a 409A valuation tends to run at a discount of 25 percent to the [value of a company's] preferred shares.
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The automaker introduced the current generation Excelle GT in 2015 but until recently continued selling older Excelles at a discount to compete with lower-cost Chinese rivals.
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Employees and prospects who see Twitter's impressive reach and view the stock as beaten down could be excited about the opportunity to accumulate equity at a discount.
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From Serato, Moog, Pioneer DJ, V-Moda, Native Instruments, and more, here are the best picks to beef up your studio at a discount this holiday season.
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This is the second time since November that the monthly average of the sweet benchmark is at a discount to the monthly average of the sour grades.
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Asia's naphtha crack on Wednesday hit a six-month low at a discount of about $9 a barrel to Brent crude, lower than that for fuel oil.
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Hedge fund Caerus Investors said last month that the company would make a great acquisition candidate as its stock was trading at a discount to its peers.
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These annuities, which you buy at a discount to their face value, start paying out years later and will continue paying for the rest of your life.
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Over the past few months, there have been several signs that the business of selling name-brand goods at a discount might be harder than it looks.
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Austria's government reached agreement in principle with creditors for an offer to buy back at a discount debt of around 11 billion euros ($12.27 billion) in May.
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In November 2014, when Dubai crude was last at similar levels, the same fuel oil crack or margin was at a discount wider than $6 a barrel.
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"But we also need reliable, consistent performers that allow us to sleep at night, and if possible, we want to buy those at a discount," Cramer said.
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AMCON then bought bad loans at a discount in exchange for government-backed bonds and has since been selling off collaterals against those loans to pay bondholders.
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Men can find products like shaving creams, razors, and colognes and women can find beauty products like makeup kits, lotion, and perfume at a discount right now.
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Carinthia had offered to buy back the bonds at a discount to the face value it had guaranteed, but the offer was rejected by creditors last month.
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The Guardian reported that "dozens of the properties were bought at a discount in 2013," after banks foreclosed on their owners, who had defaulted on their mortgages.
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Aramco sold Shandong Chambroad a cargo of Arab Heavy crude at a discount to the Oman/Dubai benchmark price, said an industry source familiar with the matter.
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While retail stocks have been getting hammered, the market has given investors a opportunity to buy into Revolve Group at a discount, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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Haye said he expected stock market volatility to pick up and was waiting for that turbulence to set in so he could buy equities at a discount.
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VWR Corp slipped 4.4 percent to $32.55 after a private equity firm said it would buy the lab supplies company at a discount to its Thursday's close.
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Goldman Sachs' derivatives strategists have compiled a list of stocks that have sold off steeply over the past year and can now be acquired at a discount.
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He said he would advise investors to be more active and look for individual companies that haven't rallied as much and may be trading at a discount.
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Facebook's stock is now factoring in almost no growth, trading at a discount to the average stock in the S&P 500 based on 2018 earnings estimates.
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In fact, bitcoin priced in China's currency is now trading at a discount to bitcoin in other currencies, which has created an arbitrage opportunity for some investors.
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Mylan has further restricted competition by requiring schools that buy EpiPens at a discount to sign contracts that forbid them from buying injectors made by other companies.
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This is in line with other deals of this nature, but banks sold the original first-lien loan at a discount of 90 cents in May 2016.
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The large market for off-the-run Treasurys, or older securities in the market, were trading at a discount from the on-the-run, the newest securities.
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He was accused of taking two pairs of shoes worth $224 from the Lower Manhattan branch, a popular destination for shoppers seeking designer brands at a discount.
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But under the new plans, you can get 3GB or 10GB of data at a discount, so long as you pay for that extra data up front.
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Casey Cagle, bought a condominium in downtown Atlanta 123 years ago from a State Capitol lobbyist, seemingly at a discount, a New York Times investigation has found.
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Nissan's planned JPY190bn (USD21387bn) acquisition is at a discount of around 265% to Mitsubishi's share price before the news broke of the falsified fuel-economy tests scandal.
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WTI futures for delivery in November 23.80 are trading at a discount to Brent of around $22.50 per barrel compared with $214 on Aug 21 (tmsnrt.rs/22018f28kkj).
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WTI for delivery in April 2018 is currently trading at a discount to Brent of $3.80 per barrel, compared with just $2.50 per barrel on Aug. 14.
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But "selling at a discount [means] you're locking in a permanent loss of capital, which is not what the intention ... was in the first place," Chan said.
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The poison pill gives shareholders the right to buy more shares at a discount if any one entity acquires 20% of outstanding shares, diluting the group's stake.
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The poison pill gives shareholders the right to buy more shares at a discount if any one entity acquires 103% of outstanding shares, diluting the group's stake.
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They offer the same types of souvenirs at a discount, and you can even bargain with them and get a better price if you purchase multiple souvenirs.
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The more old outstanding debt that needs to be retired or exchanged, in whole or at a discount, the less likely bidders are going to be interested.
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The Mad Money host also warned investors looking to buy during the sell-off to stick to high-flying stocks like Amazon and Facebook at a discount.
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Even if a U.S. marijuana company lists in Canada, Ajamaian said it will likely trade at a discount to Canadian companies, especially after retail marijuana goes legal.
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Picinini was shopping for pumpkins at a discount supermarket on Saturday evening, and the Ripon woman was certain that Harder was some out-of-town rich kid.
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Even after the run, Colas believes silver is set to outperform gold again in 2017, since it is still trading at a discount to gold versus historical comparisons.
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The law also created a program that allowed some of these facilities to buy prescription drugs at a discount, though Highlands qualified for that program independently of Obamacare.
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While not necessarily the most sensitive information, it made me imagine the next iteration of insurance incentives: Use a smart toothbrush and get dental insurance at a discount!
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Products properly hardened against cyberattack are not cheap -- and who thinks of the security weaknesses of the new TV they are buying at a discount from Best Buy?
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The oil-rich South American country will likely seek to sell the crude oil at a discount to other Asian countries as well, traders told Reuters last week.
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In May 21.5, Barclays struggled to sell a US$20.75m loan backing PGi's buyout by Siris Capital and sold at a discount of 27.4 cents on the dollar.
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The $832,273 worth of product that Sephora wanted OCC to buy back but ultimately just sold at a discount was possibly worth more than $2250 million at retail.
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Google has put a number of restrictions on how developers can offer sales, seemingly to prevent apps from permanently being offered at a discount to trick potential buyers.
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"I've heard, more recently, of an increase in intermediary third parties actually buying VAT receivables (at a discount), so companies can get the cash up front," he said.
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The Fair Trade Commission (FTC) said that Apple had forced NTT Docomo Inc , KDDI Corp and SoftBank Group Corp to offer subsidies and sell iPhones at a discount.
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Employees don't have to buy these shares, though they do have to pay taxes on them; they also have the option to buy additional stock at a discount.
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The government raided several food companies accused of hoarding in October and seized thousands of tonnes of rice and sugar, which it is now selling at a discount.
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And when applying a P/E consistent with the last several years at 8-9x, and still at a discount to DAL, we see potential upside of ~35.233%.
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Jewellers in India had delayed purchases earlier this week and offered gold at a discount anticipating a reduction in the tax in the country's annual budget on Thursday.
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LG is joining Amazon's Prime Exclusive Phone program today, offering four smartphones at a discount for customers willing to put up with seeing ads on their lock screen.
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In the Mediterranean, the light grade Kazakh CPC Blend trades at a discount to Urals and Kurdish crude, which used to be one of the region's cheapest oils.
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So, after you've returned from your Thanksgiving travel and made your holiday vacation plans, why not jump on the opportunity to plan a winter getaway at a discount?
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Lakos-Bujas doesn't believe the valuations are "justified by the fundamentals" as staples historically trade at a discount to health care on lower growth prospects and profit margins.
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While most cell services let you choose a "family plan," which typically entails the ability to include additional lines at a discount, Fi didn't yet offer this option.
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Automatic Data Processing lost 220%, pressuring the tech-heavy Nasdaq, after market sources said brokerage Jefferies is re-offering 8 million of the company's shares at a discount.
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Factoring is a financial transaction in which a company sells its debt to a third party at a discount for immediate financing so that it can begin operations.
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Standard Life Aberdeen slumped 5.7 percent and was on course for its steepest one-day fall in a year after a share offering was priced at a discount.
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Standard Life Aberdeen slumped 26.3 percent and was on course for its steepest one-day fall in a year after a share offering was priced at a discount.
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The company is selling 220m shares at an indicative price range of HK$18.33–$19.10 each, or at a discount of 5.0%–8.8% to the pre-deal spot.
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Despite that, fighting among OPEC members for market share appeared to heighten as Iran offered its crude to Asia at a discount to rival OPEC producer Saudi Arabia.
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Particularly at a discount, as sources on both sides of the divide say the company's core business continues to grow the top-line and shrink the loss line.
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Over the last six months, an increasing number of security companies have begun offering their services for free or at a discount to state and local election authorities.
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The new term loan was offered to investors at a discount of 93 cents on the dollar compared to the initially proposed issue price of 98, sources said.
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Primary issuance in yuan offshore will be in doubt the longer funding costs are elevated and the longer offshore yuan trades at a discount to its onshore counterpart.
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Utilities in the Ningxia region have asked the government to temporarily halt the area's new wholesale power trading market as they were selling their power at a discount.
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Disney is offering Disney Plus to new and old members of D23 — its official fan club, which includes a free tier — at a discount for a limited time.
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Wood Mackenzie also flags growing cooperation between China and Russia, which can send natural gas to its southern neighbor through pipelines at a discount to U.S. overseas shipments.
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The program lets safety net healthcare providers buy outpatient drugs at a discount and use their savings to offer critical services to their low-income and rural patients.
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In Japan, gold was sold at a discount, of about 50 cents, for the first time in about 20 weeks as prices rose, a Tokyo-based trader said.
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Russia has historically traded at a discount to other emerging markets and even after the 2016 gains, shares' ratio to forward earnings is half the emerging markets average.
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It also can be seen as an amenity for other tenants, who can put up their visitors at a discount on a different floor in their very building.
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Automatic Data Processing slipped 4%, pressuring the tech-heavy Nasdaq, after market sources said brokerage Jefferies is re-offering 8 million of the company's shares at a discount.
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Disney also plans to sell yearlong subscriptions at a discount and bundle Disney Plus with its two other streaming services, ESPN Plus and Hulu, for $13 a month.
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Hugo Boss shares, which have gained 13 percent in the last month but still trade at a discount to luxury peers, jumped another 6.7 percent by 0832 GMT.
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The six-month spread of Brent futures LCOc1-LCOc7 hit its steepest since 2009 at a discount of around $9, a contango structure which reflects the current oversupply.
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Fitbit has long partnered with some of the biggest healthcare insurers in the country, like Blue Cross Blue Shield, to provide users with activity trackers at a discount.
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But now some investors are publicly saying Uber is worth far less than $70 billion, and the Uber board is offering shares to new investors at a discount.
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Wealthy individuals, attempting to evade tax authorities, sold the banned notes at a discount to brokers who dispatched low-income Indians to deposit or exchange them at banks.
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Just keep in mind that the honey you get at a discount retailer may not be more diluted than or not as rich as the higher-end stuff.
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When victims send funds, they often do so via wire transfers or iTunes and Amazon gift cards, which the scammers sell at a discount on the black market.
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Sadly, "Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order" is not available at a discount on its own — but it is available on sale bundled with an aforementioned Xbox One console.
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Conglomerates like Maersk often trade at a discount to companies focused on one business, while their advocates say a broad spread of activities makes for less volatile earnings.
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To get people coming back to its stores, Apple created the trade-in program for customers to exchange an old iPhone for a new one at a discount.
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We first mentioned this price cut a few days ago, but OnePlus still has the variant with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage available at a discount.
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CME April live cattle futures, at 101.650 cents per pound, remain at a discount compared with cash cattle, which traded mostly at about $111 per hundredweight last week.
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Automatic Data Processing lost 3.21%, pressuring the tech-heavy Nasdaq, after market sources said brokerage Jefferies is re-offering 8 million of the company's shares at a discount.
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The prompt dated Brent price, used by traders in the physical market, is now at a discount of about 3 cents to oil for delivery in three months' time.
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Whatever it was, he still had to take a lot of crappy minimum wage jobs, such as being a cashier at a discount store and a porn video store.
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After a strong performance in 2016, Adidas shares have sagged in recent months after disappointing third-quarter results, trading at a discount to rival Nike despite stronger sales growth.
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I've been looking for a knitted midi dress I can wear with knee-high boots and this one is perfect, even if I couldn't get it at a discount.
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And if you're still stumped on what to get Dad for Father's Day, you're sure to find something at one of these popular stops (and at a discount, too).
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President Vladimir Putin had long called for the creation of a Urals futures contract, making clear his unhappiness that Urals is sold at a discount to benchmark Brent crude.
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Those holdings, based on face value, may not represent exposure for debt bought at a discount, and some of the debt may be insured, shielding the funds from losses.
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None of the computers are super high-end machines, but if you're looking for a decent budget laptop at a discount, this could be a good place to start.
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The fact that they are not actually as good as cash has created a business opportunity for gift-card resellers who buy and sell gift cards at a discount.
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We have no idea how much Apple TV Plus will cost per month or whether you'll be able to bundle it with the company's other services at a discount.
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According to prosecutors, Fujinaga and his associates promised investors they would buy unpaid patient bills from medical companies at a discount and recoup the full value later from insurers.
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Though pricing hasn't been set, one would hope that Belkin follows the precedent set by Philips Hue and initially offer the Bridge at a discount to existing WeMo owners.
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The deal, involving 1bn shares, is being marketed at an indicative price range of HK$6.22-$6.48 or at a discount of 4.6%-8.4% to the pre-deal spot.
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When Mays' husband was asked to chaperone a school trip to Disneyland, he asked if he could purchase additional tickets at a discount so the whole family could go.
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Front-month CBOT corn on Friday was trading at a discount of only about 2322.00 cents a bushel to front-month K.C. wheat , the narrowest spread in three years.
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Normally, it sells for $1,975, but with the Pay What You Want Bundle, you can gain access at a discount of up to 99% by matching the average price.
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Now is a good entry point into Gilead's stock as the company begins to stabilize, while still trading at a discount to its peers, according to RBC Capital Markets.
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But while you're bundled up indoors, dealing with all the downsides of a post-war radiator, you might as well score a brand-new beauty routine at a discount.
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While the overall cost savings won't differ too much, it'll give you the chance to grab your preferred games or accessories at a discount, depending on your gaming style.
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I mean, what you have here is a company that's trading at a discount to the broad market, but they're growing earnings twice as fast as the overall market.
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U.S. light sweet crude (WTI) futures for the contract nearest to delivery closed at a discount of just 212 cents per barrel to the seventh-listed contract on Monday.
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And it also pointed out that offering some of the shares at a discount (not to mention giving away some shares in Royal Mail) actually worsens the public finances.
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Karma, the Stockholm-based startup that offers a marketplace to let local restaurants and grocery offer unsold food at a discount, has raised $12 million in Series A funding.
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"Unless there is a structural impediment to a rebound, when a stock declines like this it's offering the ability for someone to purchase it at a discount," he said.
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But shares of Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group Co Ltd slumped roughly 6 percent after the drugmaker announced plans to offer additional shares at a discount to the market price.
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Blackstone is hoping the move will boost its share price, which has for more than a decade traded at a discount to traditional asset managers such as BlackRock Inc.
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As for the entertainment, Legend and his wife Chrissy Teigen are friends of the family, so he may have performed for free or offered his services at a discount.
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Regular gasoline for prompt delivery on Colonial Pipeline traded at a discount of 4.50 cents a barrel to the futures contract on Monday, up a quarter-cent from Friday.
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Schelling said the offer to let creditors buy the zero coupon government bonds at a discount meant they would recover 100 percent of their original investment within 18 years.
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Contango refers to a market phenomenon in which the front-month or near-term futures contracts are trading less than or at a discount to longer-dated futures contracts.
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Investment bank RBC said it estimated U.S. "Houston barrels can economically move anywhere globally when priced at a discount of $1.70 per barrel relative to the waterborne Brent benchmark".
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For some, the primary reason they became involved in direct selling is to buy products they enjoy at a discount and perhaps sell modest amounts to family and friends.
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And France's fixed-book pricing law, which prohibits anyone from selling books at a discount, means Les Puf can charge the price set by the publisher for each book.
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Under the contract, U.S.-based Albemarle must provide as much as 25 percent of its annual production at a discount to companies seeking to produce battery metals within Chile.
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Saudi Arabia raised its December Arab Light OSP for Northwest Europe, setting it at a discount of $0.05 a barrel to ICE Brent, up $2.80 a barrel from November.
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Eurazeo is wary of selling at a discount and would retain at least part of its stake if it couldn't negotiate an attractive price, one of the sources said.
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The industry has said it cannot afford to continually top up its black ownership levels as such shares are often offered at a discount in complicated and costly transactions.
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To cut household costs, she waits until the local food market is about to close before buying because that is when remaining fresh produce is sold at a discount.
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Crew seems to be hosting a sale every other day in 2019 — and that's great news for anyone looking to pick up high-quality office basics at a discount.
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Western Canadian natural gas tends to trade at a discount to U.S. benchmark prices because of the distance to East Coast markets and congestion on the current NGTL system.
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Here are five Cyber Monday deals students can't afford to overlook: If you want to buy your textbooks at a discount, Cyber Monday might be your most affordable opportunity.
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It is too bulky for many manufacturers and needs to be cut into more manageable shape prior to usage, trading therefore at a discount to cut cathode and briquettes.
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Many hedge funds bought the coal industry's debt — which totaled roughly $50 billion in 2014 — at a discount and stand to profit if the value of their bonds increases.
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However, Maduro is selling petros at a discount to the value of their underlying assets, meaning the petro may help Maduro accomplish the narrow purpose of raising $6 billion.
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Last spring, Boomerang compiled a list for The New York Times of 270 pet food products that Amazon said it was selling at a discount to a list price.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) buys vaccines at a discount and distributes them across the country so doctors and clinics can give kids free shots.
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Rival Mexican chain Taco Bell has long been trying to entice in customers with neon signs advertising the "fourth meal" and late-night tacos and burritos at a discount.
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Hospitals quickly realized they could buy drugs at a discount and then sell them to insured patients who are not poor at the full price, thereby pocketing the difference.
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So to unload the investment now, your landlord has offered to sell the apartment to you at a discount, or what is frequently referred to as an insider price.
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The oil firm kept the betas for its Dulang and Cendor crude grades unchanged at a discount of 40 cents and a premium of 35 cents per barrel respectively.
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"The 5G train is leaving the station, but you'll still get chances to buy these stocks at a discount periodically, especially if the trade talks fall apart," he added.
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In a move that Vanguard may choose to replicate, California Resources last month secured a $1 billion term loan, which it used to buy back notes at a discount.
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This means a company such as Tata Power can buy these brownfield plants at a discount steep enough to make them viable at the electricity prices currently being offered.
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The coffee is priced against ICE robusta futures and international trade houses were able buy at a discount of $235 to $70 a tonne when farmers were selling heavily.
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The terms give the investors the ability to convert to equity at a discount to an initial public offering price, two of the people briefed on the matter said.
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If she was already engaged, that arrangement would be canceled because she was considered damaged goods, and she would be put back on the market at a discount price.
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Individual investors can, however, buy stock at a discount of at least 45 percent in a separate $750 million common stock offering, which is also open to major funds.
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Since Carinthia said it could not afford to honour the 11 billion euros in guarantees, it bought back the bonds at a discount after a long standoff with creditors.
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They have mixed less expensive acquisitions, like their $700 sofa, with pricier pieces they were able to buy at a discount from the design center where Mr. Caguao works.
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Perhaps the best and clearest evidence that the labor market continues to be depressed is that employers have had an easy time getting people to work at a discount.
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The loan was sold last month at a discount of 99.5 cents, but has since dropped to an average bid of 77-78 cents on Tuesday, a source said.
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Banks can sell packages of delinquent loans at a discount to get them off their books, but only if private equity companies and other investors are willing to buy.
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Another option is to find someone with access to an exchange - preferably using encrypted social media apps such as Whatsapp or Telegram - and sell to them at a discount.
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Along with setting reimbursement levels, the proposal would remove from the process hospitals and providers, many of whom now buy the medications at a discount and then bill Medicare.
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It originally started as a Gap Warehouse, which sold overstock and off-season Gap products at a discount before former CEO Mickey Drexler opted to create a new brand.
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To try to outperform those indexes, some fund managers started to invest in private companies, hoping to get in on such startups at a discount before they went public.
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He is the son of a prime minister, Pierre Trudeau, who during the 1970s and 1980s forced Alberta to sell its oil domestically at a discount to world prices.
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As a result, Naspers traded at a discount of about 30%-35% of the value of its assets, said Jean Pierre Verster, founder and CEO of Protea Capital Management.
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This is because you&aposre essentially buying up shares at a discount, and while you might take hits in the short run, your investments will shoot back up eventually.
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If you miss your chance to grab a pair, you may be still able to scoop them up at a discount from retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, and Target.
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But an Electoral College allows states to count slaves, albeit at a discount (the three-fifths clause), and that's what gave the South the inside track in presidential elections.
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A new wave of Best Før supermarkets sell only close to outdated food to reduce the country's waste, while SNÅL sells "wonky vegetables or odd coloured eggs" at a discount.
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West Texas Intermediate at Midland on Friday traded at a discount of $11 per barrel to U.S. crude futures, strengthening from the previous day's $15-per-barrel discount, brokers said.
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The stock traded at a discount to its 60-day VWAP through much of the quarter, and Apple spent $18 billion to buy up its own shares, according to filings.
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures for delivery in September traded at a discount of as much as $22017 to those for delivery in December on Wednesday, the biggest this year.
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They're made of soft-silicone, which should help them stay in your ears, and you can probably find these at a discount if you look around — they're $49.99 on Amazon.
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At a discount of $2.15 to dated Brent, Urals' differentials in the Mediterranean are now at their lowest since September 2016, when Brent futures were around $40-$45 per barrel.
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This makes costly drugs like Botox popular in America's "gray market," where distributors divert drugs with foreign labels into the United States and sell them to doctors at a discount.
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Although they get some of the supplies at a discount, a lot of the funding is funneled towards putting together the art supply packs that the children get to keep.
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"We believe the shares will trade at a discount as the risk of having to pay some or all of the deferred tax liabilities of those holdings remains," Mogharabi said.
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Saudi Arabia offered last month to sell electricity to Baghdad at a discount, part of an effort by the kingdom to curb the influence of its rival Iran in Iraq.
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Pricing and availability are still being finalized, but GE says the hub will sell for less than $50 and will be available at a discount when bundled with some lights.
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You'd rather not compress them if possible, and for that privilege, you are willing to pay an annual fee (which most services offer at a discount over their monthly fees).
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As part of the buyout, the same private equity investors also took over an HSH loan portfolio at a discount, prompting writedowns at HSH and hitting the tier 1 instruments.
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That is why, unlike other car companies, everyone is awarded shares and you get to buy stock at a discount compared to the public through the employee stock purchase program.
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The longer term objective, Markhor's Imran Haider explained to TechCrunch, is to finance a facility in Pakistan that can produce "premium products at a discount price" to be sold online.
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But if you're a frequent Cinemark customer and you like to see movies with friends, this could make sense since it does let you purchase additional tickets at a discount.
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This would mark a contrast to the last few years, when swelling U.S. oil production from shale deposits has kept U.S. futures at a discount to the North Sea benchmark.
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At the same time, analysts and investors expect an unofficial practice of pricing new IPO shares at a discount to listed peers to continue, almost guaranteeing a debut day 'pop'.
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Pepsi — The beverage and snacks company was upgraded to positive from neutral at Susquehanna on Wednesday, with the firm citing the fact that Pepsi shares are trading at a discount.
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Producers in Canada's oil heartland of Alberta, whose landlocked crude trades at a discount to the West Texas Intermediate benchmark, say they need additional export capacity to attain higher prices.
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A zero-coupon security would be different from a regular Treasury in that it would make no periodic interest payment and would sell at a discount to its face value.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.) was part of an exclusive group that was able to buy stock in a biotech company at a discount, the company told The Wall Street Journal.
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Another grey market dealer said he will sometimes withdraw watches if asked by manufacturers and that brands regularly offer U.S. dealers packages of 20 or 20 pieces at a discount.
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His business, he explained to anyone who does not know about investments in companies like Chipotle and Canadian Pacific, is buying companies at a discount and helping them flourish again.
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"The reason to do that would be that it would lead to a re-rating of the rest of Akzo's businesses" which trade at a discount to peers, he said.
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"I had lost a lot of belly fat, so she said, 'I can help you get rid of this at a discount while I'm down there,' " Taylor, 40, tells Drs.
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This morning, Devon Energy priced a 69 million share secondary at $18.75, well above the initial share size of 55 million, though at a discount to the prior day's price.
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Dissenting lenders have the option to sell their stressed loans to a company at a discount, or buy out loans to that entity from all other lenders at a premium.
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The company raised its Arab Light OSP to Northwest Europe by 60 cents a barrel for January from the previous month at a discount of $1.60 to the ICE Brent.
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The publisher's board has given thumbs down to the takeover bid of Cairo Communications, saying it was not friendly and was priced at a discount, Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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This Insignia comes with an Alexa-enabled remote and is available in 24, 32, and 39 inches (though the 24-inch is the only one at a discount right now).
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From October 2014 to May this year the OSP for Arab Light cargoes to Asia was at a discount to Oman-Dubai for all but three of those 20 months.
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Scott Sokol, 34, who lives in Montclair, N.J., with his wife and two young daughters, bought a Ring doorbell over the summer when Amazon was selling them at a discount.
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Vincent expects exports to continue to rise in the coming weeks, so long as U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude CLc1 remains at a discount to global benchmark Brent LCOc1.
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Lyft, for example, recently announced plans to invest about $100 million to build about 30 support centers, where drivers can get oil changes and basic vehicle maintenance at a discount.
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OTP alleges that FHB sold some assets to state-owned Hungarian Post at an inflated price, and bought the state's stake in savings and loan lender Takarekbank at a discount.
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ACKMAN: YEAH, I DIDN'T READ THE LETTER BUT I SAW ARTICLES ABOUT IT. BUY SOMETHING AT A DISCOUNT TO WHAT IT'S WORTH IS THE WAY YOU SHOULD INVEST YOUR MONEY.
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Fund managers prefer new issues, particularly on corporate debt or debt issued by countries without a solid repayment history, because they typically sell at a discount to the secondary market.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.) was part of an exclusive group that was able to buy stock in a biotech company at a discount, the company told The Wall Street Journal.
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Saudi Arabia has also offered to sell electricity to Baghdad at a discount, part of an effort by the kingdom to curb the influence of its rival Iran in Iraq.
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Furthermore, having bought into the new equity at a discount, the state could even stand to benefit from the BMPS transaction, says Gildas Surry, senior analyst at Axiom Alternative Investments.
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Cash differentials for the aviation fuel were at a discount of 212 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, compared with Wednesday's discount of 211 cents a barrel.
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High salt content can lead to corrosion in distillation towers and other refinery equipment, so many customers reject cargoes with high salt content rather than accept them at a discount.
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Investors have the ability to convert to equity at a discount to an initial public offering price — the discount increases if Spotify waits longer than a year to go public.
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So if you've waited until the last minute to refresh your wardrobe with a few warmer-weather pieces, this sale is the perfect chance to score some at a discount.
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Soon, they were put in touch with the Julia Morgan Ballroom in San Francisco, and were gratified by the venue's immediate willingness to help — and at a discount, no less.
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Monica Bosio, analyst at Milan-based Banca IMI, said the plan should help boost the value of the agriculture side, which is currently trading at a discount compared to competitors.
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Investors have been increasingly looking to pick up CLO tranches at a discount in the secondary market as the asset class has dealt with wide spreads and low loan volume.
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Shares of such companies which operate across several different sectors often trade at a discount because they are more complex to run than those that focus on a single industry.
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With US stocks having lost more than 20% year-to-date amid coronavirus worries, investors may be wondering if now is the time to buy certain shares at a discount.
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Google&aposs latest Pixel 229 and Pixel 503a smartphones are on sale, and you can find Nest smart speakers, smart thermostats, and security cameras at a discount across the web.
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Canadian crude trades at a discount to the U.S. oil benchmark, with tight pipeline and rail capacity sending the Western Canadian Select differential sharply wider than normal earlier this year.
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Apple&aposs entire lineup of laptops is available at a discount, from the brand-new 16-inch MacBook Pro to the latest 13-inch MacBook Air and everything in between.
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But shares of Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group Co Ltd slumped more than 6 percent after the drugmaker announced plans to offer additional shares at a discount to the market price.
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The way that the HSA statute is written is causing confusion as to whether these benefits can be offered to employees at a discount before they pay their whole deductible.
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While the proposals include measures that would maintain, at least on paper, Uber's $68.5 billion valuation, the investment groups would potentially gain some of the company's shares at a discount.
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Since May, the index has languished at a discount to the FTSE-28 as fears grew of a disorderly EU exit that would inflict huge damage on the British economy.
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In Europe, several crackers were reported to have increased their intake of propane available at a discount to naphtha since March, the end of the northern hemisphere winter, IEA said.
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Currently, the S&P healthcare index is available at a discount: trading at 15.6 times earnings estimates for the next year against 17 times for the overall S&P 500.
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His business, he explained to anyone who does not know about investments in companies like Chipotle and Canadian Pacific , is buying companies at a discount and helping them flourish again.
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Although they get some of the supplies at a discount, a lot of the funding is funneled towards putting together the art supply packs that the children get to keep.
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The baby-or-your-money-back offering is a popular one, while another type of deal might include, say, a few I.V.F. cycles at a discount if you paid upfront.
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Another gray market dealer said he will sometimes withdraw watches if asked by manufacturers and that brands regularly offer U.S. dealers packages of 20 or 20 pieces at a discount.
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If you prefer a different size, the other sizes in this series are available at a discount, too — but they&aposre not quite as affordable as the 49-inch model.
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Under the contract, U.S.-based Albemarle had to provide as much as 25 percent of its annual production at a discount to companies seeking to produce battery metals within Chile.
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Still, for other investors, the Cambridge Analytica news created an opportunity to buy a company with one of fastest-growing revenue lines in the S&P 500 at a discount.
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Now, Midwest plants can compete more effectively thanks to booming production in western Canada and North Dakota of crude that routinely sells at a discount against the U.S. benchmark price.
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Nomura in May bought $100 million in bonds issued by state oil company PDVSA at a discount of almost 70 percent, while Goldman Sachs acquired another $2.8 billion on similar terms.
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Michael Kors' $21.03 Cynthia medium satchel is available for $215 on Macy's online store and Nordstrom's website is offering some of the company's tote bags at a discount of 4.643 percent.
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At a deal price of 29.5 riyals per share, Kingdom Holding is buying the BSF stake at a discount to its current share price and book value of Saudi bank peers.
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"Or you can take the other side of the trade and use today's weakness in crude and interest rates to buy the banks and the oils at a discount," Cramer said.
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Its deal with Didi will allow drivers to easily find those stations, and plug in their vehicles at a discount starting next month, the startup said in a statement last week.
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Then Operation Blessing could use that money to pay for more filters and filtration devices, which it was already obtaining at a discount from the bath and kitchen manufacturing company Kohler.
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For investors who don't yet maintain allocations to precious metals and foreign currencies, the next Fed hike could offer a window for further diversifying into these asset classes at a discount.
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The new Resident Evil 275, Capcom's 24 remake of the 1998 horror masterpiece, is now available, and if you're ordering it on PC, you can get the game at a discount.
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Even though they would likely buy back these shares at a discount, Yahoo investors would benefit, according to Eric Jackson, managing director at SpringOwl Asset Management LLC, which owns Yahoo shares.
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A Reuters poll on Friday showed platinum prices are expected to rise next year to their highest since 2014 on an average basis, but will remain at a discount to gold.
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By June 22016, December 22018 futures were trading at a discount of $22017, a shift in the spread of more than $22018 per barrel in less than a month (tmsnrt.rs/22017stKbak).
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ARM also looks relatively cheaper against historical standards, with its 12-month forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio now at a discount of 15 percent against its 10-year average.
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Investors often say that Dutch companies appear cheap, but that they trade at a discount to peers because many have poison pill defenses that lessen the possibility of a hostile takeover.
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President Vladimir Putin has long called for the creation of a Urals futures contract and has said he is unhappy that Urals is sold at a discount to benchmark Brent crude.
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Sure, the team you target might end up with a cap crunch that forces them to part with some other player at a discount, but who's going to get that player?
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The latest-generation Echo Dot speaker has improved sound quality over the second generation, generally looks better, and is currently available at a discount at retailers like Best Buy and Amazon.
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If production exceeds consumption, and stocks are high and rising, prices for oil delivered in the near term trade at a discount to prices for oil delivered further in the future.
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I don't think you'll see a lack of funding options, I just think they'll be at a discount to where, you know, valuation multiples were looking in the past two years.
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When the oil market is oversupplied, and crude stocks are high and rising, calendar spreads tend to be negative, a state known as contango (near-dated contracts trade at a discount).
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Previously, Christopher worked as the chairman of Chicago's Merchandise Mart and cofounded a non-profit, TOP BOX Foods, in 2012, that sells healthy foods at a discount to areas in need.
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Invoice factoring (or invoice financing) is where companies secure credit by selling outstanding invoices to a third party, called a factor, at a discount, hence freeing up liquidity in the business.
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Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga.) was part of an exclusive group that was able to buy stock in a biotech company at a discount, the company told The Wall Street Journal.
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That has meant that zinc, largely used for galvanizing steel, has moved to a $20 a tonne premium to lead, flipping from trading at a discount of $145 early last week.
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The recent change means China's asset management companies (AMCs), which buy non-performing loans (NPLs) from stressed financial institutions at a discount, can also sell bad debts overseas, the sources said.
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Using its excess liquidity, the bank has reduced the amount of its more expensive liabilities including prepaying a portion of its subordinated bonds due in 2019 and 2020 at a discount.
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Gilead, in a twisted attempt to defend this exploitation of our veteran community, will likely point to the fact that it is already providing sofosbuvir to the VA at a discount.
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Newmont Mining on Monday rejected rival Barrick Gold's unsolicited offer, saying the all-stock proposal was not in the best interest of its shareholders as it was offered at a discount.
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Reuters notes that there is a chance refurb models at a discount could cannibalize sales of new devices, and fewer distinctive features or technology upgrades between generations could worsen that effect.
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J. Crew is using its brand name to issue new debt to buy back existing bonds at a discount, helping it de-lever and avoid repayments for an additional two years.
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Trian acquired a stake worth 736 million pounds ($911.17 million) in June because it believed the company was an attractive investment trading at a discount to peers in the United States.
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Still, for other investors, the Cambridge Analytica news created an opportunity to buy a company with one of the fastest-growing revenue lines in the S&P 500 at a discount.
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Cloudera is available at a discount for a few reasons: The person who took it public has left, and big cloud companies like Amazon are picking up business on Cloudera's turf.
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The wholesale warehouse has some unmissable deals, a surprisingly delicious food court, and a growing auto program that has sold cars at a discount to more than 1 million Costco members.
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In February, state-owned BPC sold a cargo of the same size to Japanese trading firm Itochu at a discount of $1.19 to Singapore quotes, the lowest price since November 2014.
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Cash differentials for 10ppm gasoil were at a discount of 13 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, compared with a discount of 16 cents a barrel on Wednesday.
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Aramco has raised the official selling price (OSP) to Northwest Europe by $1.45 a barrel from the previous month, putting it at a discount of $1.80 per barrel to ICE Brent.
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Saudi Aramco has raised its Arab Light OSP to Northwest Europe by $0.55 cents for August from the previous month at a discount of $2.55 a barrel to the ICE Brent.
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In 1941, Thelma Chrysler Foy bought the painting through New York's Knoedler Gallery for $22,500, a price the estate says is evidence that the 1938 sale had been at a discount.
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Last year's sell-off has left stocks listed on the Shanghai Composite trading at a discount of about 40% compared with those on the S&P 500, according to Refinitiv data.
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New restaurants will emerge to take the place of those that failed, buying the fixed assets at a discount, occupying the same storefronts at lower rents and serving the same clientele.
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Workhorse has issued warrants to these lenders to buy millions of shares at a discount, and funds like Marathon Asset Management are now sitting on big profits, at least on paper.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC on Friday the market sell-off will be short-lived and looks like a compelling opportunity for investors looking to buy equities at a discount.
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I visit hotels that offer blocks of wedding rooms at a discount and come home with swag that ranges from self-care products to chocolates for when the products don't suffice.
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It's possible that Quibi will either be offered at a discount for T-Mobile users, or it could be available as an add-on or available with a special bundle deal.
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His political connections took on a newly troubling dimension after it emerged last month that officials had allowed Mr. Kagoike' group, Moritomo Gakuen, to buy government-owned land at a discount.
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For customers in Northwest Europe, Saudi Arabia reduced its January Arab Light OSP, setting it at a discount of $1.85 a barrel to ICE Brent, down $1.80 a barrel from December.
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Stocks have been trading at the most expensive levels since 2004, but the chief investment officer at BMO says it's actually trading at a discount to one area of the market.
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Under the contract, U.S.-based Albemarle had agreed to provide as much as 25 percent of its annual production at a discount to companies seeking to produce battery metals within Chile.
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Venezuela, struggling under triple-digit inflation and Soviet-style product shortages as its socialist economy unravels, is willing to sell the notes back to Nomura at a discount before the notes mature.
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Energy East, which would take crude from Alberta to the Atlantic coast, would attain higher prices for Canadian producers whose landlocked product trades at a discount to the West Texas Intermediate benchmark.
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The interest rate dropped all the way to 525bp over Libor from 650bp over Libor and the loan was originally sold at a discount of 96 cents on the dollar in September.
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SANTIAGO/WINNIPEG, April 6 (Reuters) - As slumping metals prices force miners to scale back production, the scramble by some to sell idled equipment at a discount is producing bargains for healthier players.
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Saipem shares fell 14.8 percent after two of the banks that guaranteed a recent stock issue at the Italian oil services group sold a 6 percent stake at a discount on Monday.
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"In emerging markets, big picture, you're getting access to more attractive top line growth and you're getting it at a discount of about a third relative to the developed world," she said.
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FMG's Super Special Fines, a blend with iron content of only 56.7 percent, is now at a discount of 16 percent to benchmark 62 percent iron ore versus 33 percent last month.
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In Angola, state-owned petroleum and natural gas company Sonangol has already been forced to re-sell at a discount at least one shipment which was already en route, according to Ashbourne.
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Meanwhile, Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, warned Britain that it should expect a hefty bill and would not leave the EU "at a discount or at zero cost".
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Earlier in the session, the front-month Brent contract flipped to trade at a discount to the second-month contract, a market structure known as contango, for the first time since March.
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CBS Corp and Viacom Inc are in the final stages of negotiating an all-stock merger that values Viacom at a discount to its closing price on Friday, two sources told Reuters.
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Context: Venture capital generally sells at a discount to buyouts on the secondaries market, and corporate venture often sells at an even deeper discount because buyers don't share in any strategic synergies.
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CBS and Viacom are in the final stages of negotiation of an all-stock merger that values the latter at a discount to its closing price on Friday, two sources told Reuters.
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You don't ask the check-out guy how he's doing, and then ask for those peas at a discount because you come to the store a lot and you're on a budget.
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Cash differentials for gasoil with 212ppm sulphur content were at a discount of 211 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, compared with Wednesday's discount of 212 cents per barrel.
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Demand in Japan also remained weak as local gold prices surged, with the metal being sold at a discount of 50 cents to the global spot price, a Tokyo-based trader said.
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"This was the first time they disclosed the rights issue price ... (at) a discount of around 30 percent which is larger than the market expected," said 36One Asset Management analyst Shmuel Simpson.
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But what if Eric Trump or Donald Trump, Jr. or Jared Kushner or a Trump-owned holding company were to find itself purchasing a large stake in Airbnb at a discount price?
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Rather than making its own phones, which didn't work out so great before, Amazon is integrating ads—and, crucially, apps—into unlocked handsets from other manufacturers, and selling them at a discount.
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And high-quality stocks have traded at a discount to low-quality stocks — which have been buoyed by fiscal and monetary stimulus — since the Tech Bubble, but are starting to re-rate.
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The Trans Mountain expansion is backed by Canadian oil producers, whose landlocked product trades at a discount to the West Texas Intermediate benchmark, and who are desperate for access to international markets.
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After production started, she got a call from one of the employees informing her that the manufacturer was stealing leather from her supply, making copycat bags and selling them at a discount.
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All said and done, Cramer says investors should own the stock, not trade it, and eager buyers should hope for a post-earnings dip so they can buy it at a discount.
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I was really struck by how often, when sex workers appear in AAA games, they almost always offer to give their services to the player-characters for free or at a discount.
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MILAN, March 8 (Reuters) - Shares in Italian oil services group Saipem failed to open in early trade after sources said banks had placed around 700 million shares at a discount on Monday.
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AT&T could push things further by packaging this streaming bundle with its mobile service, offering its skinny bundle at a discount to anyone who uses AT&T as their mobile carrier.
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Diesel, which normally trades at a discount to gasoline, touched a 500 yuan premium earlier this month, the widest premium in at least two years, even though the market remains well supplied.
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Trump did not write a check to Pam Bondi's reelection bid, but he hosted the March 28503 event at a discount price at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla.
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The company acknowledged having had car owners sign such agreements, and said it did so to protect itself from potential lawsuits after performing a repair at a discount or at no charge.
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Trian had acquired a stake worth 736 million pounds ($911.17 million) in June because it believed the company was an attractive investment trading at a discount to peers in the United States.
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That would include about $1 billion in new Uber shares at the current $68 billion valuation, with the rest earmarked for buying shares from current investors at a discount, the sources said.
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To him, companies that are priced at a discount are that way for a reason — and they're not going to appreciate in future just because they've been beat up in the past.
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Buy organic food at a discount from Thrive MarketOrganic food is generally more expensive than non-organic food, which can present a problem for a health conscious shopper with a frugal streak.
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Pruitt, a former state senator and attorney general in Oklahoma, also had help from Wagner in buying a home from a lobbyist at a discount, The New York Times reported in April.
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A number of online businesses today (think The RealReal, Tradesy, ThredUp, and others) sell pre-owned fashion apparel, handbags, shoes, and jewelry, allowing consumers to buy high-end brands at a discount.
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The naira is quoted on the black market at a discount of around 53 percent to the official interbank market, where it has closed at 305 to the dollar since last August.
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U.S. prices would have to fall even lower relative to foreign crude to make it attractive to Chinese buyers, or American oil would have to sell at a discount in other markets.
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MC) has reached a deal with creditor banks to buy back close to 400 million euros ($451 million) of debt at a discount, a source familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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The source said FCC had agreed with a dozen banks to repurchase between 380 million and 390 million euros of high interest bearing debt at a discount of more than 15 percent.
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The Strand began selling merchandise like T-shirts and tote bags, which now account for about 15 percent of total revenues, and, tentatively at first, began offering new books at a discount.
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While he was serving as a congressman, Mr. Price was one of 20 American investors who received a privileged offer to buy the stock at a discount, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Shareholder rights plans often give existing shareholders the right to buy more shares at a discount so that they can dilute the ownership of a shareholder that might be plotting a takeover.
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While Kennedy said a higher stock price and sales multiple for Purple means a higher IPO valuation for Casper, he still thinks Casper should be valued at a discount to Purple Innovation.
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For some of the hedge funds and private equity funds playing around in this space, these deals represent a back door into the paydays of mature IPO-bound startups, at a discount.
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It seemed like an easy bet: Buy up Puerto Rico's bonds at a discount, pocket the high interest and persuade politicians to make decisions that would raise the value of the investments.
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Bernstein said Aramco should trade at a discount rather than a premium to international oil majors, with corporate governance "the key risk" as the Saudi government owns more than 23.7500% of it.
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Bernstein said Aramco should trade at a discount rather than a premium to international oil majors, with corporate governance "the key risk" as the Saudi government owns more than 2500% of it.
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Indonesia usually sold palm oil at a discount to Malaysia but that could be narrowed or wiped out if all Indian palm oil buying switched to Jakarta, said Bajoria of Sunvin Group.
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Perhaps they worked long hours on the docks, or a kindly shipment manager felt pity and let them have worn pallets at a discount, the way bakeries do with day-old bread.
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After a tough day of trading, the host broke down five factors that can help investors determine whether now is a time to ditch stocks or gobble them up at a discount.
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It allowed Alaska Native corporations, created under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, to sell their paper losses at a discount to companies that could use them to reduce their own taxes.
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Airbnb, last month bought HotelTonight, an app for finding hotel rooms at a discount, with an eye on a variety of travelers ahead of the U.S. company's hotly anticipated initial public offering.
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There will be a range of "Deals of the Day" and also thousands of "Lightning Deals", which are products available at a discount, in limited quantities, for a short period of time.
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Analysts have said the company is trading at a discount to its fair value and there is further upside potential because of improving industry fundamentals and an expected rise in product prices.
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He struck a deal to allow Lightspeed to buy shares at a discount in exchange for it removing certain onerous terms, like a right-of-first-refusal on the next funding round.
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Korea has historically traded at a discount to other Asian markets due to the dominance of chaebols, or family-run conglomerates, which have been stubbornly resistant to minority investors' calls for reforms.
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Exxon Mobil offered September-loading Upper Zakum cargo at 15 cents a barrel below its official selling price (OSP) while Shell placed a bid at a discount of 30 cents a barrel.
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The developer of Hill House disputed that claim, saying that studios and one-bedroom apartments on the market for £235,22022 to £20193,22019 had been sold at a discount of only 2019 percent.
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Among stocks, Automatic Data Processing slipped 4.2%, the most among S&P 500 companies, after market sources said brokerage Jefferies is re-offering 8 million of the company's shares at a discount.
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Trader Steve Grasso said that if Amazon gets lumped in with the rest of the retail sector and sells off with it, he would be interested in getting the stock at a discount.
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Arab Light cargoes for July will now be sold at a discount of 25 cents a barrel to the Oman-Dubai crude price, up from a discount of 85 cents for June shipments.
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"She is an amazing person, one of a kind," says Dr. Richard Thornburgh, D.V.M., Torres's veterinarian who has treated Torres's injured pooches for the last 15 years at a discount or for free.
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Both handsets are available for pre-order at a discount for Amazon Prime members only, and both will sport personalized ads on their lock screens, should you go in for the discounted price.
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The cannabis industry is nearing a moment where the "cream is going to rise to the top" and cash-strong companies will be able to buy up assets at a discount, he said.
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The province wants to repurchase the bonds at a discount to their face value of 10.8 billion euros ($12.1 billion) to avoid having to honour those guarantees, which it says it cannot afford.
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There is a modest premium to world gold prices in China, and prices in India, the second-largest gold consumer, are at a discount to the global benchmark, wrote HSBC analyst James Steel.
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This amount would be applied towards a partial early redemption of the notes at a discount of around 15 percent to par value for note holders seeking an early exit, the sources said.
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Saipem shares fell over 10 percent after two of the banks that guaranteed a recent stock issue at the Italian oil services group sold a 6 percent stake at a discount on Monday.
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But the enforcement of the rule that was scrapped on Tuesday allowed banks under stress to book profits on the possibility that they could buy back their own distressed bonds at a discount.
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Cash differentials for the benchmark gasoil grade were at a discount of 103 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Friday, compared with Thursday's discount of 211 cents a barrel.
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DHAKA, Feb 6003 (Reuters) - Bangladesh Petroleum Corp (BPC) will sell 170,000 barrels of naphtha to oil trading giant Vitol at a discount of 17 cents to Singapore quotes, up from the last sale.
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These modifications would have benefited homeowners and investors, since it's more lucrative to keep someone in a home, even at a discount, than to sell it in foreclosure at a much deeper discount.
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Saipem shares fell nearly 8 percent after two of the banks that guaranteed a recent stock issue at the Italian oil services group sold a 6 percent stake at a discount on Monday.
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Cerberus is offering 25 million shares of Seibu at a discount of between 0.5 percent and 1.5 percent to their Wednesday closing price of 1,999 yen each, added IFR, a Thomson Reuters publication.
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The company said it could also show that it has 400,000 so-called "preferred" members in the U.S. who buy products at a discount and aren't pursuing the business opportunity in any way.
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For example, private taxi drivers must demonstrate they are paying for fuel at gas stations, to prevent them from buying it at a discount from public sector workers who have an allocated quota.
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Cash differentials for jet fuel were at a discount of 29 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Monday, compared with a discount of 27 cents a barrel on Friday.
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As part of the buyout, the same private equity investors also took over a 3.5 billion euro HSH loan portfolio at a discount, prompting writedowns at HSH and hitting the tier 1 instruments.
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The country's largest wealth manager AMP Ltd plunged nearly 25 percent and was the biggest decliner on the Australian benchmark after it announced the sale of its life insurance arm at a discount.
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In the past 12 months, shares of Harman plummeted more than 40 percent on global economic concerns, but Sethi believes the stock is trading at a discount and is poised to move higher.
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Gold on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, the world's largest physical gold exchange, was either at parity to global prices or at a discount of up to $3 an ounce this week, said Wong.
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In situations with a risk that a deal will not win regulatory approval, stocks trade at a discount of 10 percent to 803 percent to the deal price, said Cowen analyst Colby Synesael.
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