Now comes the hard part: selling them at a profit.
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Here, the alleged pirate was seemingly selling at a profit, however.
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What's worth more — a company that sells $250 billion of stuff every year at a profit margin of 22%, or a company that sells $200 billion of stuff every year at a profit margin of 3%?
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Eventually, he sold nearly all of them, not always at a profit.
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He got money to buy drugs by selling them at a profit.
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Each one is then hand-wrapped, and, ideally, sold at a profit.
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It just needs to make sure it can sell them at a profit.
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At below 1.35 euros per share, the state cannot exit Bankia at a profit.
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In 1989, aged 29, he bought a bank and sold it at a profit.
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He was the last person to run these state-run plantations at a profit.
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" But she also cautioned: "Tesla still has to sell these products at a profit.
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They can sell it later at a profit when the market is in contango.
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After CEO Philippe Dauman exited in August, SpringOwl sold at a profit, Ader said.
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Gerard said the whales who guided the price higher then sell off at a profit.
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That Jana wants, among other sensible recommendations, a product upgrade hints at a profit motive.
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First Mortgage then sold the loans at a profit into newly issued mortgage-backed securities.
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And they're rumored to sell the blood at a profit, possibly for use in satanic rituals.
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Going back years, Icahn previously reported buying Netflix and then selling the stock at a profit.
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But their company has been operating at a profit almost from its beginning, Ms. Bond said.
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With tuition set at a profit-maximizing rate, for-profits can "strategically" recruit G.I. Bill-eligible students.
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After all, the iBuyer is a virtual middleman that intends to resell the home at a profit.
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Enthusiasm for flipping, the practice of buying property to renovate and sell at a profit, is surging.
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If your government is running at a profit, you have a problem; it's not an indicator of success.
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Instead, these are for central banks, institutional investors and traders who hope to offload them at a profit.
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Both aircraft types are too costly to consistently operate domestic routes at a profit, according to industry sources.
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In a taxable account, when you sell investments at a profit, you pay taxes on those capital gains.
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Your business was accepting the risk that you might not be able to sell them at a profit.
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The industry could in fact end up a loser, since captured methane can be sold at a profit.
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Amazon buys products wholesale from these suppliers — commonly called first-party vendors — and resells them at a profit.
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Skeptics and protesters emerge as they argue LinkedIn's true intentions: selling college-student data to corporations at a profit.
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Developers who bought land when it was pricier can in some cases no longer sell homes at a profit.
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The company's vision is to expand its operations in Rwanda and then across the continent, all at a profit.
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In the speed to fix-up a house and re-sell it at a profit, corners could be cut.
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Analysts surveyed by Thompson Reuters had Amazon at a profit of $1.56 a share on revenue of $36 billion.
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Some of this maize was then sold to the state cereals produce board at a profit, the committee said.
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Disclosures: Jon Najarian was long WFM August and November 34 calls and exited the positions Friday at a profit.
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For activists, the ultimate goal is a rise in share prices so that they can sell at a profit.
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A.T.F. agents told the informants to buy untaxed cigarettes, mark up the cost and sell them at a profit.
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The report did not estimate a value for the deal but said KKR would be selling at a profit.
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Residents have also complained of impostor contractors purchasing properties only to sell them to actual contractors at a profit.
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It's just that in Silicon Valley, you can't merely make a better typewriter and sell that at a profit.
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Iacocca then paid off the government seven years early at a profit of $350 million, according to the foundation's website.
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Analysts surveyed by Thompson Reuters had Amazon at a profit of 58 cents a share on revenue of $27.98 billion.
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Demand has soared here because of new drilling techniques that can extract crude at a profit despite low oil prices.
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Analysts surveyed by Thompson Reuters had Twitter at a profit of 10 cents a share on revenue of $607 million.
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Group members like Chege buy water from the depot at low rates and resell it to local residents at a profit.
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Although he reportedly sold it at a profit, his involvement was cut short and he was sentenced to prison for graft.
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Consider that someday, your house might be worth more than you paid for it, and you'll move on at a profit.
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It's also trying to tap into the market of single-home investors who own, renovate and sell properties at a profit.
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The Germans long resisted mass electrification, saying no competitor could make electric cars at a profit because the batteries were too expensive.
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Those mortgage-backed securities paid investors well when housing prices were going up and borrowers could sell their homes at a profit.
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Short sellers borrow a stock with the expectation that its price will fall and the investor can repurchase it at a profit.
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Third Point jumped into Morgan Stanley's stock briefly in 2013, complained about excessive director pay, then exited at a profit soon after.
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It sold those at a profit, but retained a share of Grasberg output: 40 percent of production over a level that varies.
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As a kid, he cut the flowers in his neighbors' yard and sold them back to those same neighbors at a profit.
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They do this by borrowing its shares from an institutional investor and selling them back at a profit when they lose value.
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In the last several years, sellers have designed software to scrape sites and find products that can be sold at a profit.
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Any expansion of the FBI's probe comes as Musk faces pressure to deliver consistent production of the Model 3 at a profit.
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OPEC's output cuts have stabilized crude prices above $50 a barrel, a level that allows more American producers to pump at a profit.
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Those who short a stock borrow shares in hopes of buying them back in the future at a profit after the stock drops.
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A short sale involves selling borrowed stock, hoping it will fall in price so the stock can be returned later at a profit.
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But even with these frackers now pursuing the elusive goal of drilling at a profit, forecasters expect another blockbuster year for U.S. output.
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Shorting is a trading strategy where investors borrow and sell shares in hopes of buying them back at a profit after a drop.
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He knew all the "boosters" — people who shoplifted from department stores — and he bought garments from them and resold them at a profit.
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Full of compliments, Adik had offered to help such a gifted painter sell his apartment at a profit and buy a cheaper one.
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A big fund's investment broadens the shareholder base and makes it easier for venture capital investors to exit their investment at a profit.
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For example, the House bill would apply a new phaseout to the tax break for homeowners who sell their homes at a profit.
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And each is betting that at the end of the seven-year term, values will have risen enough to sell at a profit.
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A big reason for its current vicious price war with consumer brands and Wal-Mart is difficulty moving lots of packages at a profit.
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Oil producers have historically extracted less than half the oil from any particular field because the rest has not been accessible at a profit.
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The larger supplier strengthens both the American firms that sell at a profit and our allies, who can buy gas at a lower price.
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They meet with clients and help them make the changes they need — knocking down walls, painting, accessorizing — to sell their homes at a profit.
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The Star Tribune reported that Irwin Jacobs made a fortune as a corporate raider who bought and then liquidated failing companies at a profit.
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Multitenancy not only allowed for higher gross margins, it made it viable to serve small and medium businesses with world-class software — at a profit.
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While Apple will probably always be a phone company, each incremental product that's able to operate at a profit by nature will expand Apple's value.
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In the oil market, this indicates an oversupply as traders can buy oil for future shipment at lower prices to sell at a profit later.
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As such, some of KKR's economic net losses may never materialize as troubled investments could be sold at a profit in future when markets rebound.
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The scammers can then keep these handles as digital mementos, brag about their acquisition, or resell them at a profit in a thriving underground community.
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They provide Assad with substantial amounts of oil that he can either resell at a profit to desperate Syrians or use to fuel military operations.
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Eventually, it would try to sell those companies at a profit and put money back in the pockets of the now higher-net-worth individuals.
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WeWork's UK business piled on debt as some of its individual buildings began running at a profit, according to new financial statements filed in London.
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The funds could only be seeded by capital gains, such as the proceeds from selling a home or a share of stock at a profit.
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Mr. Wolkowsky's goal was to "preserve the past by making it work for the present at a profit," he told The Miami Herald in 21919.
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SoftBank reckons the fund's investments had risen 230% compared with the purchase price by March, excluding two stakes it has already sold at a profit.
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Steven Mnuchin, now Treasury secretary, led a group of investors who bought a failed thrift with government help and then sold it at a profit.
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It added that Brock purchased the foreclosed homes before passing them to another corporation, which sold the properties to the shell company at a profit.
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To short a stock, an investor borrows shares with the expectation that the price will fall and the investor can repurchase them at a profit.
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And because I never know when a financial emergency is going to hit, it&aposs impossible to wait to sell my investments at a profit.
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Private equity firms such as Blackstone aim to buy businesses so they can subsequently sell them at a profit, typically between three and five years later.
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Rather, when the price falls, scrap dealers simply stop selling, releasing accumulated stocks only when the price recovers and they can sell at a profit again.
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And, even with the added $270 monthly expense on our first home, we were still able to rent at a profit of about $500 each month.
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The purchase allowed him to defer paying federal capital gains taxes on a separate piece of Georgia land — which he had previously sold at a profit.
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However, there is a way to keep mining cryptocurrencies at a profit even when the cost of electricity and equipment outstrips the gains: not paying for either.
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Hamilton's mother, who often travels with her today, would buy candy in bulk from Costco and Sam's Club, and Hamilton would sell each piece at a profit.
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Nissen was accused of having since 2015 lured investors by promising to use their money to buy tickets to popular events and resell them at a profit.
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Nearly a decade ago, Mr. Ross invested in the struggling Indian airline SpiceJet, helping turn around the company by installing new leadership before selling at a profit.
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The coal is still being sold at a profit given the firm has a very low production cost base of about $37 a tonne, this person said.
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The unlicensed dealers then re-sell the guns at a profit without performing any background check or filling out the required paperwork documenting the sale, agents say.
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Strict price controls mean that producing, distributing or commercializing food is either going to lead you to bankruptcy or if you sell at a profit, to jail.
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If their case merely becomes more plausible (or if yields elsewhere prove disappointing), Argentina's bond prices are likely to rise, allowing their holders to sell at a profit.
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"We recommend you use this money to buy chickens, which we will help you raise so you can sell them at a profit at the market," he said.
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In 210, financiers Jay Gould and James Fisk bought up tons of gold in an attempt to artificially drive up its price and, presumably, sell at a profit.
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The shares rallied after it was announced that Ms Stewart would replace Donald Trump as the host of The Apprentice, and ValueAct sold their stake at a profit.
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But when selling a primary residence at a profit, the first $250,000 in profits for a single person and first $500,000 for a married couple is tax free.
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In the past, Mr. Miranda has objected to the automated software that quickly buys as many tickets as it can, so they can be resold at a profit.
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But there is also an underground market that Motherboard used to geolocate a phone—one where Microbilt customers resell their access at a profit, and with minimal oversight.
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Mahotama then took a fourth step that goes against typical financial wisdom: investing his $4,000 emergency fund in Bitcoin, which he sold six months later at a profit.
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The practice of acquiring artworks through charity sales only to resell them at a profit has unfortunately become an all-too-familiar tale in the contemporary art world.
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Private equity funds typically invest in companies by acquiring them, growing their bottom lines through cost cuts and other strategic changes and then selling them at a profit.
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To escape its debt load, Penney would need to regain a chunk of the sales volume it has lost over the years, and do it at a profit.
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According to Bloomberg, he sold his stake in Hampton Creek to Salesforce founder Marc Benioff at a profit, after telling Benioff he thought Tetrick had been dishonest with investors.
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Former FCA Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne had long refused to embrace electrification, saying he would only do so if selling battery-powered cars could be done at a profit.
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Jim Lebenthal of Cerity Partners, who has already traded Roku at a profit twice in the last 18 months, is now back in — for the long term, he hopes.
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Worse, they gave huge pre-sale bonuses to early backers, who sold their tokens at a profit right after they became tradable, which kept the price of tokens down.
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If you buy a portfolio of stocks and then sell them at a profit 10 years later, you pay capital gains tax on every dollar of what you made.
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But in places like Florida and California, the company has been accused of contributing to the depletion of spring-fed aquifers and selling a public resource at a profit.
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Schock is also alleged to have purchased tickets to the Super Bowl and the World Series with official funds, only to turn around and sell them at a profit.
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But throughout the 1980s and ′90s, he found great success investing in a variety of consumer items and then selling them at a profit on the Home Shopping Network.
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Pier 1's early strategy was to import goods from Asia and sell them at a profit, while still pricing the items at a lower value than its competitors.
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Unprofitable sales channels, subsidies to acquire customers and expensive advertising campaigns are all signs that a company is focused on growth at all costs rather than growth at a profit.
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In a way, this is like selling air miles in a startup airline; investors can either use the miles for flights or hope they can trade them at a profit.
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This scarcity affects short sellers who borrow JGBs and then sell them, with a view to buying them back at a profit when they have to deliver on the trade.
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It's going to need to produce the cars (and their inexpensive batteries at its Gigafactory) at a profit for many years to pull the company out of its financial troubles.
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That means the average dairy farm operates at a profit margin of almost 23 percent, compared with 6.4 percent for beef farms and cattle ranches, according to Conference Board estimates.
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One option would be to fly with empty seats, but that's the worst possible scenario in an industry that can run at a profit margin of as little as 203 percent.
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U.S. authorities say he is guilty of "spoofing" by placing large orders which manipulated the markets and then cancelled or modified them, allowing him to buy or sell at a profit.
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U.S. authorities say he is guilty of "spoofing" by placing large orders which manipulated the markets and then canceled or modified them, allowing him to buy or sell at a profit.
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As we went forward through history, the states, seeing how much money these companies were making, decided to open their own plantations and run them at a profit for the state.
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Egyptians began flying abroad, withdrawing tens of thousands of dollars or euros on credit cards at the official rate and exchanging them for pounds on the black market at a profit.
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With a loan of 10,000 birr ($370) from a microfinance institution, Shela Shekene, a farmer from Ganta Kanachama, bought two cows, which he intends to fatten and sell at a profit.
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Though the El Moussas are undeniably telegenic, their show, "Flip or Flop" — showcasing their efforts to buy foreclosed homes, gussy them up and sell them at a profit — pales in comparison.
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Many investors are shorting the stock into the lockup end, meaning they are borrowing shares on the presumption that they can buy them back at a profit after the price drops.
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The benefit Rensource seeks to deliver to Nigeria's SMEs — at a profit for itself — is to lower overhead costs through better business practices and free them from the bane of generators.
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Recent rains encouraged her to plant corn, which allows her to avoid a certain type of pest that infests sorghum fields and gives her a better chance at a profit, she said.
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Tesla shares rallied $48.70 to $349.54 a day after the manufacturer said it would produce its new Model 3 sedan at a profit, following several recent weeks in which output had stabilized.
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If the car has a higher residual value than the purchase price the dealership is dangling, you might consider buying the lease and then quickly flip it at a profit, she said.
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Prosecutors have said the defendant bought about 44,000 euros ($52,700) worth of options on the day of the attack which he could have sold at a profit when the share price dropped.
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But throughout January's trial, the states argued that the deal would incentivize Dish to coast on its favorable MVNO deal and eventually sell off its own spectrum holdings at a profit later.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren took another jab at Mark Zuckerberg, accusing the Facebook CEO of helping Donald Trump win the presidential election in 2016 and aiding his reelection at a profit.
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This is despite the fact that General Motors has a history of selling 10 million cars at a profit each year and Tesla sold less than 4.93,000 cars last year at a loss.
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The government leases tracts of public land — primarily, but not exclusively, in the Powder River Basin, in Montana and Wyoming — to coal companies, which mine it and sell the coal at a profit.
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The strength in prices of oil for prompt delivery relative to those for delivery further ahead has crushed any incentive to store physical barrels and sell them at a profit in the future.
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Pump-and-dump scams involve a group of insiders that artificially bid up shares of a company to lure in unsuspecting buyers and then quickly bail out of the stock at a profit.
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Suppliers will make the parts, and Ford will sell them at a profit, but says they will be competitively priced, in part to attract independent repair shops as well as its own dealers.
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He says that by owning homes in both Denver and Portland and selling each at a profit, he was able to buy a home in southern California he likely couldn't have afforded otherwise.
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The manufacturer of Subaru branded vehicles said it sold 5.78 million common shares in Suzuki on Tuesday, at a profit of 9 billion yen, which it would book in the July-September quarter.
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Carton and two other individuals, one of whom was also charged, solicited investors for money to buy blocks of tickets to shows and other live events and then resell them at a profit.
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Then Colombia lost on penalties to England on Tuesday last week, and now he, along with dozens of other ticket scalpers in the Russian capital, is trying to resell his seat at a profit.
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But most of the biggest players, including Gilt Groupe, Rue La La, and HauteLook, have since fallen far, as it has become increasingly difficult to find differentiated products and sell them at a profit.
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It is creating a dilemma, however, for companies that compete in the business communications market by leasing copper network facilities from telephone companies at regulated discount rates, and reselling these services at a profit.
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Firms like Dallas-based Tailwater invest in companies which provide oil pipeline services, referred to in the industry as midstream assets, with the aim of selling them at a profit a few years later.
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Abortion providers are allowed under a 28503 law to transfer fetal tissue for research at a cost equal to the price of obtaining it, but are not allowed to sell it at a profit.
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And it gains hype and status as a commodity in the art world, which would allow me to resell it at a profit and use the profits for children's charities, furthering the original intent.
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Dealmaking in the upstream U.S. oil and gas sector rebounded strongly in 22016, as buyers scooped up prime acreage that can produce at a profit while crude prices are low, according to a new report.
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It drove $2.3 billion of convertible debt past the level at which investors can swap it for stock at a profit; if that happens Tesla will not have to pay back the debt with cash.
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Bottom line: If anything, chairman Bill Ford Jr.'s comments about the need for more cost cutting and streamlining reveal the real reason: Ford needs to focus on making and selling cars at a profit.
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Shale, meanwhile, is seen as a quick-start sector of the industry, able to ramp up in a matter of months and produce at a profit when prices are as low as $40 a barrel.
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Left started flipping penny-stock I.P.O.s, including Belfort's — he would call up the "bucket shops," or storefront stock exchanges, ask for shares before a company went public and then sell them later at a profit.
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Swiss pump maker Sulzer has sold at a profit the treasury shares it bought to get Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg's stake below a majority and skirt the impact of U.S. sanctions on the major investor.
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Last month, the state-run company priced the sukuk at a profit rate of 5.3 percent, having received commitments worth $82.16 million in the dollar tranche and 18.4 million rials ($47.86 million) in the rial tranche.
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Galperin said his firm is looking to buy the bonds for around 20 cents on the dollar and earn pass-through interest with the hope of eventually selling them at a profit through a future restructuring.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss pump maker Sulzer has sold at a profit shares it bought from Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg in April in a move designed to reduce his stake below 50 percent and escape U.S. sanctions.
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An abundance of slaves in Virginia, North Carolina, and Kentucky met planters' demand for labor, as traders or their agents bought the enslaved for low prices before transporting and selling them further south at a profit.
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With such a reduction in costs, Tesla could sell its vehicles at a profit margin in the low- to mid-30% range, comparable to that of luxury auto manufacturer Porsche, according to research from Morgan Stanley.
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While investors may be optimistic on Tesla's Model 2500 production plans, which were tweeted by Elon Musk overnight, Bernstein is still skeptical the company will be able to produce the new electric car at a profit.
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The difference has been made up by Venezuela, which formerly dispatched enough crude to address all of Cuba's needs, allowing it to re-export some at a profit and pay for it through highly subsidized mechanisms.
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As the head of a private equity fund, Mr. Ross bought and operated several steel companies, which he later sold at a profit, and he sat on a steel company's board of directors until his confirmation.
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Floating storage is usually dominated by the oil majors and trading houses, which charter ships to store oil they produce or buy cheaply from the market, betting they can resell at a profit when prices recover.
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As the head of a private equity fund, Mr. Ross bought and operated several steel companies, which he later sold at a profit, and he sat on a steel company's board of directors until his confirmation.
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Short interest, or the number of shares borrowed in hopes of selling them back at a profit after the stocks drop, totals $17.5 billion in the FANG members, according to calculations from financial technology firm S3 Partners.
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"As long as the government is solvent and can support the value of the assets, it is just helping people over a bad patch and can sell the assets back later at a profit," Mr Dooley says.
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Winick's plea in July 2015 was to a single count linked to a related scheme to fraudulently solicit penny stock investors into paying fees that would allow them to sell their nearly worthless stocks at a profit.
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Demonstrators in Sheung Shui chanted slogans decrying Chinese "parallel traders" who sell duty-free Hong Kong goods in China at a profit, which Hong Kong residents have blamed for pushing up prices in the semi-autonomous city.
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But Widodo has also sought to control retail prices, leading to more food imports and a cap on the market price of staples such as rice and shallots, making it hard for farmers to sell at a profit.
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Having paid less than any other buyer of the plant, Amin and Shear wanted to use Come By Chance as a linchpin for later purchases of other fuel shipping infrastructure globally, or to sell quickly at a profit.
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In recent months, Amazon has been telling more vendors, or brand owners who sell their goods wholesale, that if Amazon can't sell those products to consumers at a profit, it won't let them pay to promote the items.
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Mr. Gross, who has a net worth of nearly $2 billion, according to Forbes magazine, was inspired to start a serious stamp collection when he discovered that his mother's lifelong stash could not be sold at a profit.
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The cash-strapped Cuban state that is facing a hike in U.S. sanctions has a monopoly on imports and exports and criticizes "hoarders" for buying imported goods in short supply from state stores to sell at a profit.
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However, in four of the seven years since, the club has turned that around and operated at a profit, with 2017-18 showing a positive return of £10 million and a wage to revenue ratio of 52 percent.
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The demonstrators in Sheung Shui vented their anger at so-called "parallel traders" from China who buy vast amounts of duty free goods in Hong Kong and take them back to the mainland to sell at a profit.
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The Dallas, Texas-based reality star was apparently looking for a house to flip – meaning to buy cheap, renovate and sell at a profit – and came across more than she probably expected when taking a tour of a home.
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The "short" trade by Marshall Wace and others involves borrowing Carillion shares and selling them on into the market in the expectation the price will fall, at which point they can be bought back and returned at a profit.
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But be cautious about taking on debt if you're hoping the stars will align for you to sell your home — and sell it at a profit — before any promotional financing deals (like a zero-percent balance transfer offer) expire.
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Previously, Chinese commercial banks usually dealt with NPLs by selling them at a discount to state-designated asset management companies which, in turn, would try to recover the debt or re-sell at a profit to distressed debt investors.
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"I figured I could still sell them at a profit and put a dent in the extremely hefty lawyer fees I'm accruing in my fight to get the wrongfully convicted man's case back before the Supreme Court," she wrote.
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Just a week later, the announcement of a spinoff of one of the company's divisions let him sell the shares at a profit of about $931,000, the equivalent of about a second-place finish in a professional golf tournament.
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That means it can become unprofitable to keep mining as the network demands more work for the reward; the age when home computers were able to generate most cryptocurrencies at any scale, or at a profit, is on its way out.
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That new pricing policy, which has allowed the company to sell fuel at a profit after absorbing losses for years, has been key to the operational turnaround at Petrobras, lifting its share price to an eight-year high this month.
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The ownership of the major film studios has been surprisingly stable for years, after decades in which they were traded — in whole, or in part — among investors who might lose money on operations, but usually sold their interests at a profit.
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Companies are finding ways to share the burden and keep costs down on what could be a long road to a true autonomous vehicle market — and an even longer haul before it's ready to sell to the masses at a profit.
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In a bright spot, Tesla jumped 9.7 percent after the electric car maker said it would produce its new Model 3 sedan at a profit, buoying hopes it will stanch its financial losses in the second half of the year.
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For example, the ability of large gasoline retailers to "game the system" by selling excess RINs at a profit allows them to undercut small retail filling stations, which is one reason more than 12,000 have closed over the past decade.
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Aminu Gwadabe, head of Nigeria exchange bureaus, said the central bank would sell $8,000 each to his members this week at a rate of 360 per dollar, which they would resell to consumers at a profit margin of 2 naira.
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Buyout funds, which buy companies to sell them year later at a profit, had stockpiled a record $633 billion in undeployed capital as of the end of 2017, amid an influx of cash from investors eager to beat public-market returns.
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The ring allegedly used data from the haul to scam investors into pouring money into their own fake businesses and into companies whose stock they'd legitimately bought cheaply — driving up the stock's value enough that the scammers could then sell at a profit.
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In a short trade, a fund pays to borrows shares from a long-term holder such as a pension fund and sells them into the market, hoping to buy them back after they have fallen in value and return them at a profit.
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"Buffett is looking at the Canadian economy much the way everybody else is and is getting out of HCG at a profit while he can," said Jared Dillian, an independent investment strategist who is betting the value of the Canadian dollar will fall.
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Prosecutors, who wanted him to be imprisoned for life, had argued that the defendant bought some 44,000 euros ($49,800)worth of options on the day of the attack which he could have sold at a profit if the share price had dropped.
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But the analysis, conducted by Las Vegas-based consultant Union Gaming Analytics, said the law contained the highest effective gaming tax and fee structure in the United States, making it difficult to finance a Chicago casino and operate it at a profit.
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Combined with low investment yields, which are likely to persist in 2018, the significant decline in premium rates over the last few years has made it harder for reinsurers to write business at a profit margin that exceeds their cost of capital.
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The city's 7,000 prisoners occupy another square, ten miles north, in four compounds run at a profit by the Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), a $3.4 billion publicly traded corporation based in Nashville, Tennessee, with more than 20143 prisons in 20 states.
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The monthly fee adds up to more than the band itself is worth upfront, but the deal demonstrates how Fitbit wants to move away from selling hardware at a profit and move toward the recurring revenues inherent to a subscription-based business model.
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SMALL PUBLIC FLOATS The short sellers borrow stock in a company and then sell it to take a short position – their hope being that they can buy the stock back at a lower price and close out the position at a profit.
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The traders, who asked not to be named, said producers of the chemical often give it away or even pay third parties to take it away, making it lucrative to mix with oil and sell the resulting mixture on at a profit.
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This line of attack ignores the fact that no such cyber intrusions have been documented, nor does it note that the vast majority of voter data held is public information under federal law and is often sold by state governments at a profit.
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Generally speaking, brokers and exchanges are not yet required to report cryptocurrency transactions to the I.R.S., as they do when you sell a stock at a profit or loss (and you receive a 1099-B or a 1099-DIV for a mutual fund).
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As Rolling Stone noted in 2012:It takes several years before the impacts of this predatory activity – reduced customer service, inferior products – become fully apparent, but by that time the private equity firm has generally resold the business at a profit and moved on.
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"Today's announcement that the UK Government is no longer our largest shareholder is a key milestone in the journey of Lloyds Banking Group back to full private ownership, returning taxpayers' money at a profit," Antonio Horta-Osorio, Chief Executive of Lloyds Banking Group said.
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Another thing about to change is that trading specialists - who buy commodities from producers to sell on to importers at a profit and who have so far played a smaller role in LNG than they do in oil or coal - are jumping into the game.
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According to a new CNBC report, Amazon is aggressively blocking money-losing products from advertising on its site and telling brand owners that if Amazon can't sell their products to customers at a profit, it won't allow them to pay to promote the items.
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Ms. Liu recalled visiting the border town of Sheung Shui, which in 2012 was the site of angry protests over a competition for resources — driven by the town's many parallel traders, who evaded taxes by buying goods to sell at a profit over the border.
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Catalyst follows a "loan-to-own" strategy, acquiring the discounted debt of troubled companies, mostly in Canada and the United States, taking over the business in the case of a default or by other means, and then selling at a profit after improving operations.
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Laith Khalaf, an analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said the government also made a mistake by paying too much for RBS shares initially and then holding on to for too long in the hope that it could meet its original intention of selling the shares at a profit.
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More parochially, in 2009 the Daily Telegraph revealed that MPs routinely abused their expenses to do up homes that they sold on at a profit, as well as for sundry other ill-judged and absurd outlays such as the renovation of moats and the housing of ducks.
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The bail-outs and stimulus implemented in his first, fraught months in office not only averted economic catastrophe, saving the banks (eventually at a profit) and the car industry: the slant towards tax credits and welfare spending arrested what might have been a gruesome rise in poverty.
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Bloomberg reports that some PlayStation staff think the company should sell the PS5 at a loss if necessary to compete with Microsoft, relying on subscription services like PlayStation Now for extra revenue, while others are arguing the machines themselves will have to sell at a profit.
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Some analysts say the fact that some of these bonds are still trading at a profit means more deals could come early next year - at least until the focus shifts to the possibility of further reductions in the ECB's bond-buying program due to expire next December.
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While it would be difficult for Deutsche to keep such loans on its books in the long term, as that would require the struggling bank to set aside scarce capital, such a purchase could be attractive if the loans were quickly sold on at a profit.
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When Blackstone bought Equity Office Properties, a real-estate trust, for $39bn on the eve of the financial crisis in 2007, it recouped more than half what it had paid at a profit within a day in order to turn a huge risk into a manageable one.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Tesla said it would produce its new Model 3 sedan at a profit after several recent weeks in which output stabilized, buoying hopes that the electric vehicle maker led by Elon Musk will stanch its financial losses in the second half of the year.
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He would secretly buy shares of stock in a company, publicly suggest he was planning to make a bid to buy the whole company, watch the share price rise in response to the Trump takeover rumors, and then sell his shares at a profit without actually doing anything.
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This increase in normalised combined ratios highlights that there has been continued deterioration in wider market conditions, driven by lower reinsurance premium rates feeding through to results, which is making it increasingly difficult for reinsurers to write business at a profit margin that exceeds the cost of capital.
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The firms are banking on a rapid rise in economic growth in Southeast Asia - a region ripe with cheaper and smaller oil and gas fields which are nearing production - to boost oil demand and in turn enable them to resell the assets within a few years at a profit.
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The family trouble began when Sherman bought Empire after Winter's death, sold it at a profit and started Apotex, the company that would eventually make him his fortune, largely by challenging the patents on brand-name drugs through lawsuits — a practice that made him more than a few enemies.
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Last summer the nation's conscience was shocked when the Center for Medical Progress revealed that Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider, routinely provided (for a fee) the body parts of aborted babies to companies that in turn sold them at a profit to the medical research community.
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Short interest, or the number of shares borrowed in hopes of buying them back at a profit after a drop, increased by $200 million in size during the past week to total $1.001 billion in the Snapchat parent's shares, according to S3 Partners estimates in a note sent to clients Tuesday.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - The Hotel Dei Dogi, a lagoon-side palazzo in Venice, will be renovated in the autumn for the first time in 1123 years after a U.S. investment firm snapped up the debts of its family owners, confident of selling it and eight sister hotels at a profit.
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Investors have been trying to ascertain if the worst is over for the Silicon Valley company amid the fallout from Musk's short-lived plan in August to take the company private, and determine if Tesla has finally stabilized its rocky Model 3 production and can build the car at a profit.
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The billionaire hedge fund manager William A. Ackman, who was part of an investor group that paid $91.5 million for an apartment at One57, the tower on what is now known as Billionaire's Row in Manhattan, may already have missed the market peak if he hopes to flip it at a profit.
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But since 2010, Adam Neumann and his cofounder, Miguel McKelvey, have been taking over the world — literally — with what sounds like a deceptively simple business model: to rent office space from landlords wholesale, splinter it into smaller pieces, make it cozier and more attractive (think mosaics, exposed beams), then sublease it at a profit.
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Private equity firms that buy companies only to sell them a few years later at a profit face restrictions on their ability to deduct the interest these companies pay on their debt from their taxes, according to legislation approved on Wednesday by U.S. lawmakers and set to be signed into law by President Donald Trump.
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As a result of running that wireless business, he figured out that mobile phone maker Motorola priced its cell phones far cheaper in Canada than it did in the US.So he convinced Bell Canada to buy extra phones and sell them to his company, which he sold to US retailers at a profit, still undercutting Motorola's US prices.
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INTRODUCED 2014 USAGE 30 million active users a month CONTENT A 2017 report by Bain showed that Chinese shoppers made three-quarters of their luxury purchases overseas, often through the diagou system, in which travelers and students buy luxury or hard-to-get items abroad and then sell them at a profit to people at home.
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They are not likely to be manning market stalls but collecting rent from them, as well as engaging in other jangmadang economic activity while nominally employed in the official sector: from overseeing the logistics of transporting goods smuggled in from China to running shops and businesses through which such goods might be distributed at a profit.
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An inflection point came in early October, at the end of Golden Week, when social media posts showing emptied shopping bags, luggage searches and snaking lines at airport customs checks suggested that the state was cracking down on the practice known as daigou, when Chinese travelers buy high-end merchandise on trips abroad and sell the items at a profit after they return home.
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