It previously estimated sales would be flat to 2% down.
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It expects revenues to be flat on an organic basis.
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For the full year, sales should be flat in China.
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Next year, however, China's steel demand growth will be flat.
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Trends we're watching: Smartphones: Growth will be flat from 2016.
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"I decided that I would be flat and fabulous," she says.
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Analysts had forecast February job numbers to be flat in Canada.
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According to Thomson Reuters, retail sales are expected to be flat.
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It said same-store sales will be flat to slightly higher.
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You can't be flat-footed when they say, 'Get to work.
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Investment banking advisory is expected to be flat to up 5%.
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He expects property prices to be flat for the full year.
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For China to be flat, you're going to need some stimulus.
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Profits for Pfizer and Walgreens are expected to be flat in 2020.
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Total sales are expected to be flat to up 1% over 2018.
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I found the Shinola Canfield headphones to be flat, tinny and bland.
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It had previously expected the closely watched performance metric to be flat.
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The leak also suggests screen will be flat without any curved edges.
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It had previously anticipated sales would be flat to down 873 percent.
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If it is between $50-60, investment will be "flat to up".
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The bulky mascot suit couldn't be flat-packed into a FedEx box.
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He found the response by TransCanada to be flat-footed and opaque.
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This year, GTM expects U.S. growth to be flat at 10.6 gigawatts.
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The company had previously forecast shipments to be flat to modestly down.
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Wages gains are expected to be flat, at about 3.2% year-over-year.
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The economy will largely probably be flat in this kind of an environment.
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GDP is expected to be flat this year, according to European Commission forecasts.
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The median forecast in a Reuters survey was for output to be flat.
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And industrials, for all of the drama around trade, should basically be flat.
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A Reuters poll had expected industrial output for last month to be flat.
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A few more seasons of rain and the land will be flat again.
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The company had previously estimated revenue to be flat to up 1 percent.
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Shipments in Asia should be flat to down 2 percent, the company said.
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It expects sales to be flat or rise by up to 4 percent.
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It had earlier said it expected sales in the year to be flat.
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If sitting in a chair, your feet should be flat on the floor.
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The company now projects total net sales to be flat for the quarter.
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Market multiples are expected to be flat, while earnings are seen growing modestly.
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For the fiscal year ending March, they expect their profits to be flat.
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Deutsche Bank analysts on Monday estimated GSK's dividend outlook would be flat until 2022.
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U.S. data show farm production expenses are expected to be flat at $359 billion.
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Wages gains are expected to be flat, at about 0.63% over the previous year.
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Percent ownership will be flat all across the board, and differentiation will come naturally.
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On Tuesday, Freeport said charges would likely be flat to slightly lower in 2017.
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The company had predicted in May that second-quarter unit revenue would be flat.
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The company also indicated fourth-quarter revenue will be flat to slightly up sequentially.
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The company also expects sales to be flat in 2019 when adjusted for currency.
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The company says it expects comparable sales for the full year to be flat.
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Nissan is forecasting net profit will be flat this year at 525 billion yen.
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"So we should expect yield curves to be flat again on average," he said.
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I really wanted this painting to be flat, like an old Chinese scroll painting.
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The company also forecast current-quarter revenue to be flat to down 2 percent.
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The company had expected sales to be flat or down up to 1 percent.
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"We have 100 employees, and they're going to be flat busted broke," Wladis said.
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The oboe is penetrating but can be flat or sharp like any other instrument.
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The company's earnings were expected to be flat in the fourth quarter as well.
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Earnings per share are expected to be flat in the fourth quarter as well.
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Standard & Poor's expects property sales to be flat this year despite BI's new measures.
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The company had previously anticipated revenue growth to be flat for the same period.
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Same-store sales are forecast by the company to be flat to up slightly.
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The company expects second-quarter revenue at Cameron to be flat from the first quarter.
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The company expects same-store sales to be flat or increase up to 1 percent.
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He added that he expects margins to be flat or slightly improved by year-end.
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"We look for earnings growth to be flat to barely positive in 2016," began Wren.
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It also said it still expected full-year profit to be flat year-over-year.
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Johnson expects the compensation pool from M&A bankers should be flat to up 5%.
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For full-year guidance, Shake Shack says it expects same-store sales to be flat.
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Three officials said they expected GDP to be flat or positive in the first quarter.
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Aiken said by the end of 2017, IS&T will be flat versus last year.
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It had earlier forecast revenue would be flat compared with 2016 revenue of $59.4 billion.
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FTSE > and Germany's DAX to fall 0.1 percent and France's CAC 40 to be flat.
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The airline previously estimated revenue would be flat to up as much as 3 percent.
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Side views reveal them to be flat: They're not vessels but silhouetted representations of vessels.
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CPI was expected to be flat but higher, up 0.2 percent, excluding food and energy.
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More than a quarter of Democratic millionaires say the market will be flat or down.
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Delta also said a key measure of revenue from fares is likely to be flat.
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It had earlier expected full-year expenses to be "flat to down" compared with 2015.
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Wall Street analysts expect sales to be flat at Walmart compared to a year ago.
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He expects retail sales to be flat, with a modest 0.2 percent gain, without autos.
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And it has to be flat enough to land safely and for a rover to navigate.
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Revenue in 2017 will essentially be flat in nominal terms, while spending will grow nearly 30%.
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Adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization will be flat at $212 million, it said.
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Analysts were expecting sales to be flat year-over-year, according to research firm Consensus Metrix.
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However, he reaffirmed the aviation unit's 2017 revenue forecast to be flat at about $5 billion.
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The company also forecast comparable sales to be flat, well below expectations of a 2.3% rise.
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Corteva expects full-year sales to be flat, following a rough first-quarter report, Cramer said.
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Core demand, which excludes this factor, is expected to be flat, in line with November data.
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Johnson is expecting bonuses for equity traders to be flat to down 5% heading into 2018.
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Thinking that the Earth might be flat appears to have grown in popularity in recent years.
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On Friday, Metso said orders fell two percent, while analysts had expected them to be flat.
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It now expects 2018 gross margins to be flat to down slightly from a year earlier.
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She now expects margins will be flat this year, not as expansive as she previously thought.
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The GWEC expects the market to be flat this year but start growing again from 2019.
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Cameron questioned Vescovo's claim since he and earlier divers had found the area to be flat.
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The company had previously estimated the profit to be flat or slightly smaller compared to 2016.
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Fitch expects profitability to be flat in 14 in the absence of economic recovery in Tunisia.
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The pace of revenue growth is likely to be flat at 3.3 percent, the data showed.
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Bartel said the company expected revenue from the business to be flat to positive in January.
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It's better to sound frivolous than to be flat-out offensive or come across as insincere.
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The company expects industrywide car sales in China to be flat year over year in 2019.
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In 2018, the result for Russia will be flat at best, according to FIFA's own estimates.
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The most important thing to know: When sitting, your feet should be flat on the ground.
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"I'm going to be flat-out again and pushing as hard as I can," he added.
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With risk appetite waning, spot gold pared early losses to be flat at $1,516.39 an ounce.
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With risk appetite waning, spot gold pared early losses to be flat at $1,516.39 an ounce.
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" And also: "Oil demand could be flat from 2020 to 2030 then fall steadily to 2050.
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It gives you a little bit of insurance if the whole retail sector continues to be flat.
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The restaurant chain also warned same-store sales would be flat to slightly lower for the year.
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Second-quarter growth is expected to be flat at best due partly to recent wildfires in Alberta.
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Same-store sales, on an owned plus licensed basis, are estimated to be flat to up 1%.
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Overall volumes were down 4 percent, though management said next quarter should be flat or up slightly.
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Wood Mackenzie Power and Renewables, an energy consultancy, expects rooftop-solar installations to be flat in 2018.
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In fact, Arnold can be flat-out funny, which makes the New Celebrity Apprentice sometimes unexpectedly comical.
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MAGNA INTERNATIONAL INC - EXPECTS VOLUMES IN CHINA TO BE FLAT YEAR-OVER-YEAR IN 2019 - CONF CALL
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Consumer prices fell by an annual 0.2% in February; economists had expected the figure to be flat.
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Consumer price index inflation is expected to be flat, but core is expected to rise 28 percent.
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"For the first time in its history ... they're expecting sales to be flat this year," Johnson said.
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As for the Chinese New Year, "Overall, I think we are going to be flat," Hornbuckle said.
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But demand for platinum in automobiles will be flat, the market research firm said in a report.
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The star can be flat or three-dimensional and made from paper, plastic, glass, metal, or wood.
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Bloomberg spokespeople said there haven't been any layoffs and that newsroom headcount would be flat in 2019.
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But who's to say omelets can't be flat, as they often are in the South of France?
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"Retail sales may be flat in March as exceptionally strong food sales offset weakness elsewhere," he added.
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The dollar eased 0.4% to 110.43 yen, while the euro recouped losses to be flat at $1.0692.
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"Funding from city funds seems to be flat," said Doug Turetsky, of the city's Independent Budget Office.
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JPMORGAN CHASE CFO SAYS BANK EXPECTS FOURTH QUARTER INVESTMENT BANKING PERFORMANCE TO BE FLAT YEAR OVER YEAR
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"Retail sales may be flat in March as exceptionally strong food sales offset weakness elsewhere," he added.
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That does away with the focal depth required by today's cameras, enabling the new devices to be flat.
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They rose earlier this year but have given up the gains to be flat so far in 2018.
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She had long felt that Facebook was insufficiently forthcoming, and now it seemed to be flat-out stonewalling.
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Applied's Chief Financial Officer Daniel Durn said the chip market was expected to be flat for the year.
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The International Copper Study Group (ICSG) forecast in May that global mine production would be flat this year.
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Boeing's revenue is likely to be flat to slightly lower next year, Chief Financial Officer Greg Smith said.
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"Maybe they will end up at 4.625%, which would be flat to the 153s," said a DCM banker.
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Market participants had anticipated figures to be flat to slightly higher compared with the second quarter of 2018.
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ANA said it expects operating profit for the year through March to be flat at 165 billion yen.
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But he said there's no simple answer now, because farmland values could be flat for a few years.
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Sallas said this year, the country's economic performance is likely to be flat or contract by 0.5 percent.
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Its shares fell 13.7 percent to the bottom of the FTSE 250 after warning profits would be flat.
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Profits in many sectors may be flat to mildly lower because of the sluggish economy and austerity policies.
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Revenues in the quarter to March 31 will be flat, quarter on quarter, in line with earlier expectations.
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Manufacturing industrial production, which can be a more reliable indicator than overall production, is expected to be flat.
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But in certain categories, a flattering review of a bad or faulty product can be flat-out dangerous.
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For the fiscal year, Macy's is calling for same-store sales to be flat to up 1 percent.
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Revenue is expected to be flat at JPMorgan Chase in the first quarter and down at Wells Fargo.
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At worst, should the index be flat or fall, no interest is paid, yet the principal remains safe.
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In turn, the company is expecting earnings to be flat to slightly down from fiscal 2017's figure.
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Tiffany did say it expects full-year 2018 earnings to be flat to slightly lower compared to 2017.
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How can fuel economy suddenly be flat if fuel economy standards are supposed to keep rising through 22011?
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Abercrombie forecast second-quarter net sales to be flat to up 2%, below estimates of a 2.8% increase.
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In South America, sales of tractors and combines are projected to be flat to up 1.473 percent in 2018.
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Analysts worried that such investments will take a toll on margins, which are forecast to be flat this year.
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Brent was poised to be flat on the week, while WTI was headed for a 1.6 percent weekly loss.
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However, the company said it now expected gross margins to be flat for the full year, compared with 2015.
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Mine supply is set to be flat, while investors are expected to have continued to sell out of palladium.
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Warring with an upset stomach after enjoying a cheese plate isn't just disappointing — it can be flat-out confusing.
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This year the company projects that organic growth will be flat, compared with 246% or so in better times.
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Applied's Chief Financial Officer Daniel Durn too said the chip market was expected to be flat for the year.
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The retailer expects full-year same-store sales, a key metric monitored by investors, to be flat at best.
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Given this weaker data, analysts are estimating EPS to be flat year over year, according to Bank of America.
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MATTEL INC CFO - WE EXPECT FULL YEAR GROSS SALES AS REPORTED TO GENERALLY BE FLAT VERSUS THE PRIOR YEAR
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The pace of China's wind development is gradually slowing down and growth is expected to be flat to 2020.
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Full-year revenue is expected to be flat at 425 million euros, against previous guidance of 450 million euros.
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Sales of tractors and combines in South America are forecast to be flat to up 5 percent next year.
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By contrast, Lufthansa now expects capacity at Eurowings to be flat, compared with previous forecast of 7.23 percent growth.
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Jack In The Box sees current-quarter and full-year sales to be flat and to up 1 percent.
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They pointed out that Accenture has said its 22-24 percent tax rate will be flat or go up.
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It said it expects its first-quarter revenue to be flat or down 2% when adjusted for currency movements.
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The Bank of Thailand last week predicted exports would fall 0.6 percent this year and be flat in 2017.
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In South America, sales of tractors and combines are projected to be flat to up 5 percent in 2018.
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Nordstrom still expects comps to be flat, but it has increased the low end of its range for profit.
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"For 30 states to be flat or slower growth is just another indicator that it's a listless recovery," Petek said.
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Even mighty Apple faces new pressure amid projections iPhone sales could be flat or even drop for the first time.
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If the current trend continues, profits are expected to be flat for the year — which is still better than expected.
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The exception to this will be in retail and commercial banking, where pay will be flat to up 5 percent.
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Its investment in brands and plant and equipment is expected to be flat in 22008, having risen in former years.
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But Lufthansa now expects capacity at Eurowings to be flat, compared to a previous forecast of a 2 percent rise.
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Based on current trends, the company said it expects its fourth-quarter revenue will be flat to slightly up sequentially.
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Prior to the storm, United had forecast that the closely watched performance metric would be flat in the third quarter.
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Rival Megafon last week forecast its revenues would be flat or grow slightly in 2017 while capital expenditures would decline.
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Crocs has predicted this year's sales will be flat compared to 2016, as it works to reduce its store count.
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ANA said it expects operating profit for the year ending March 31, 2019 to be flat at 165 billion yen.
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Industrial bellwether Caterpillar now expects construction equipment sales in China, the world's second-largest economy, to be flat this year.
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Urbon said supply issues would also impact sales in 2018, which analysts expect to be flat at 902 million euros.
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The airline expects costs, excluding fuel and other expenses, to be flat to up 1.5 percent in the current quarter.
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More than a third of wealthy Dems say the economy will be weaker, and half say it will be flat.
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I plan my day around how much walking I'll do, and whether it will be flat or on an incline.
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The university previously forecast economic growth of 3.0-3.5 percent and that exports would be flat, or rise 2 percent.
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Same-store sales for the year are now expected to be flat to down at a low single-digit rate.
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The outlook for this Lunar New Year was not great, with expectations for business to be flat to slightly down.
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Fieler said on the call he believes HP's revenue will be flat or up slightly in the next fiscal year.
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But in this universe, where the ingredients (the worms, for instance) simply don't exist, doing so would be flat-out impossible.
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But it gave up some of its early gains and traded back down to be flat against the dollar at $1.3351.
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For the full year, the company guided for earnings of $4.56 to $4.64 a share and for revenue to be flat.
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The company also forecast comparable restaurant sales for this year to be flat to down by a low-single digit percentage.
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"The net result is that the fourth-quarter figures for the industry are expected to be flat to down," Bove said.
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The bank now expects revenue for the whole bank to be flat in 2019, scaling back previous expectations for a rise.
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The company said it now expects fourth-quarter demand to be flat, dragging down by a $900 million reduction in inventories.
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For some Shadow People, that's all they may do, but there are others that are said to be flat-out evil.
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Analysts predict Apple's total revenue for the September quarter will be $62.9 billion, which would be flat from the year prior.
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Chief Executive Officer Jim Umpleby said it expected end-user demand in the fourth quarter for its products to be flat.
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He reiterated that group core earnings would be flat this year, saying more detailed guidance would be provided on May 18.
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It also expects a fourth-quarter revenue decline of 1 percent, while analysts expect revenue to be flat for that period.
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The company now expects net sales to be down about 3%, compared with its earlier forecast for sales to be flat.
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Both Citi and BAML expect fourth quarter investment banking revenue to be flat to down compared with the year ago quarter.
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The euro rose above $1.09 to its highest in six days but quickly returned those gains to be flat at $1.0874.
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Mobile revenues, which slipped to 257 percent of revenue in 22018 from 21 percent, should be flat this year, he said.
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Meanwhile, revenue predictions for the fourth quarter would be flat on an annual basis, which is something that investors don't love.
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By 1956, Ikea was designing furniture that could be flat-packed and self-assembled, a now-classic quality of Ikea items.
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Target is calling for comparable sales to be flat or better in the fourth quarter, rising as much as 2 percent.
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On the other hand, it is expecting that international same-store sales will be flat or increase up to 1.203 percent.
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In the future of automation, the crisis in the advanced economies may be flat wages and not a lack of jobs.
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He expects full-year sales from agricultural units to be flat due to lower planted area in North America and Brazil.
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Abercrombie is calling for 2 net sales to be flat to up 2000%, with same-store sales down low-single digits.
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Wall Street analysts expect sales to be flat at Walmart and Macy's compared to a year ago — and down at JCPenney.
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Delta said it expects unit revenues to be flat to up 2% in the first quarter of 2020, and flat margins.
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Previously, Build-A-Bear had predicted that its total revenue would be flat to down in the low single-digit range.
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Target said it expected same-store sales to be flat to down 2 percent in the second half of the year.
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"Investment will be down year-on year but activity will be flat to slightly higher," he told Reuters in an interview.
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JPMorgan's corporate and investment bank chief said his bank's second-quarter markets revenue would be flat compared with a year earlier.
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Growth for that segment is forecast to be flat this year, after rising 3.4% in 2018 and 9.7% the year before that.
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Kohl's did forecast same-store sales for 2017 to be flat to down two percent, a range that falls largely below estimates.
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Despite disappointments from 3M, earnings for the are now expected to be flat for the first quarter after dire predictions in December.
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Abercrombie & Fitch shares plunged more than 26% after the company warned it same-store sales could be flat if tariffs remain unchanged.
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It's calling for net sales to be flat to down 2%, compared with a prior projection for growth between 1% to 2%.
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The biggest jump was in millionaires who think the S&P will be flat, which increased from 22004 percent to 2500 percent.
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He said he expected China's 9.83 full-year GDP growth to be flat at between 6.2% and 6.3% from a year ago.
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The company said it expects net sales to be down about 3%, compared with its earlier forecast for sales to be flat.
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Economists in a Reuters poll had expected prices to rise by an annual 0.6 percent and to be flat on the month.
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We can rely on the fact that every educated physicist, cartographer, and geographer never pauses to think the earth might be flat.
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Public debt is forecast to be flat in 2017, at 22.0% of GDP, which compares favourably with the 'BBB' median of 40.5%.
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Yet Yun predicts sales will be flat compared to spring 2017 because of the skimpy supplies and reduced affordability for many buyers.
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The company forecast its 2017 segment operating income to be flat compared with 2016, partly as raw material costs continue to rise.
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Since I work for a number of companies, I won't be flat broke if one of them decides to let me go.
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Many appeared to be flat-out scams; others, Koelsch said, were questionable charities and political groups using scare tactics to solicit funds.
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The brand is pushing to regain appeal among fashionistas despite expecting like-for-like retail sales to be flat overall in 2017.
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"MillerCoors' current CEO says that the company will be flat by [20]18 and achieving growth by [20]19," the judge wrote.
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At best, profits might be flat for all of 2020, according to RBC Capital Markets head of US equity strategy Lori Calvasina.
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Pick a pattern on the internet and it will be flat-packed and sent to your home for do-it-yourself assembly.
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So my point is there are concrete examples of kids that believe, because of what you're saying, the Earth might be flat.
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And even with a rise in March, sales in the first quarter are likely to be flat compared with a year earlier.
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Economists polled by Dow Jones expect the number to be flat relative to the October report, which had inventories at $675.6 billion.
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They would normally tend to be flat to down because they are designed to perform when the stock market is going down.
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Unlike most khai jeaw, which tend to be flat, our omelet arrives as a tidy cylinder with a shallow dish of Sriracha.
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The company sees now underlying EBITDA for 2019 to be flat to down 2 percent, down from a earlier forecast to grow "modestly".
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"We now expect end-user demand to be flat and dealers to make further inventory reductions due to global economic uncertainty," he said.
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European shares are expected to be flat to lower, with futures for Germany's Dax , France's Cac and Britain's FTSE all trading slightly lower.
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Mine supply is expected to be flat next year, but supply of recycled metal from autocatalysts has the potential to rebound, it said.
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That compared to Caterpillar's warning that sales in the country would be flat in the construction sector versus 40 percent growth in 2018.
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"Our outlook for China overall is for the auto industry to be flat year over year," Chief Financial Officer Dhivya Suryadevara told reporters.
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For the second quarter Infineon said revenue would be flat with a segment margin, or average margin across its businesses, of 16 percent.
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So near term, gains should be capped, and the strategists expect the market to be flat for the next three to six months.
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Sydney's once-red hot property market will probably be flat this year, while Perth's will keep falling, Stockland chief Mark Steinert told CNBC.
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Looking to 2019, Macy's is calling for same-store sales, on an owned plus licensed basis, to be flat to up 183 percent.
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The company expects 2019 capital expenditure to be flat nd revenue from its software license business to decline at low single-digit rates.
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It had to seal off the brain so that it wouldn't dry out, and it had to be flat, to avoid optical distortion.
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Looking ahead, the grocery retailer said it anticipates earnings per share to be flat to "slightly-up" next year, without offering additional guidance.
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According to the swap, the curve could be flat a year from now since it reached zero for the first time since 2006.
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Smucker said it now expects yearly net sales to be flat or down slightly, compared with an earlier forecast for sales to fall.
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Re/code reported at the time that Amoruso had been telling potential investors that 2014 revenue growth would be flat or up slightly.
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Walmart executives said at a recent investor event that US e-commerce losses will be flat or slightly down from last year's numbers.
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"There's also no reason one of these couldn't be flat and thin enough to put on the roof of a car," Handley said.
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The company also said it expects full-year net sales to be flat compared with its earlier forecast of down 1-3 percent.
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In November the group predicted exports would be flat to 0.8 percent weaker for this year rise of 0-1 percent in 2017.
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CSX executives told analysts on Thursday that fourth-quarter earnings should be "flat to slightly down" with freight volumes to be relatively flat.
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The Consumer Price Index is expected to be flat overall, with core prices, excluding the volatile food and energy sectors, rising 0.2 percent.
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The US would be flat tapped out of forces and unable to deter anyone else from redrawing their local borders to their liking.
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More importantly, the company expects Q4 total revenue per available seat mile to be flat to up 2 percent compared to a year earlier.
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Although constructive criticism can generally be a good thing, if the criticism comes from a passive-aggressive place it can be flat-out rude.
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Earnings growth from automotive operations may outpace an expansion in global car production while sales in the industrial division may be flat, Schaeffler said.
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Citi's revenues are expected to be flat in the second quarter but analysts are forecasting a more than 10% jump in earnings per share.
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India and Australia are expected to produce more coal, Chinese output will be flat, and European and American production will fall, according to IEA.
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Catz said she expects Oracle's revenue to be flat to up 2 percent year over year in constant currency in the fiscal second quarter.
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The euro zone index is expected to be flat, held up presumably by member countries where there is no flash report, such as Spain.
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Goldman Sachs told clients the market will be flat the rest of the year, but there is still an investment strategy that will outperform.
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The Global Vehicle Trust has revealed its OX prototype, a truck that can be flat-packed into itself for transportation anywhere in the world.
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Median forecasts by economists polled by Reuters point to annual core CPI inflation of 1.8 percent in February, which would be flat from January.
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He saw growth in international defence and aerial emergency services while returns from the group's British defence business would be flat or modestly higher.
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Looking to the second quarter, Abercrombie said it expects net sales to be flat to up 2%, short of analysts' estimates for 2.8% growth.
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Steven Madden said it sees full-year 2016 earnings per share $1.93 to $2.03, while sales were expected to be flat to slightly higher.
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A survey showed that the Italian services sector contracted in January after two months of marginal growth, undershooting expectations that it would be flat.
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Less Pressure Ahead: We expect Kcell's revenues to be flat to modestly negative yoy due to more rational competition and improvements in macroeconomic sentiment.
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In late July, Daimler said it expected EBIT at trucks operations to be flat after previously guiding for profit to fall below 23.6 results.
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Outokumpu said it estimated first-quarter delivery volumes to be flat compared to the fourth quarter, and its core operating result to remain negative.
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It had previously forecast that sales would be flat this year, after they dropped 2.8% in 2018 — the first decline in nearly three decades.
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Short-term data suggest that the economy will be flat in early 28.6, says Jussi Mustonen, chief economist at the Confederation of Finnish Industries.
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The Nikkei opened slightly higher on the back of Wall Street's rally overnight, but pulled back to be flat at 16,676.74 in midmorning trade.
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Capital spending will be flat at 1.1 billion euros for several years, as KPN continues to gradually roll out fibre optic network to homes.
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The sheets may be flat like a thick piece of paper, warped around like a hazelnut shell, or, yes, wrapped cylindrically like a noodle.
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ET. The measure of wholesale inflation is expected to be flat, with a 1203 percent increase in core rate excluding food and energy sectors.
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"In the first quarter industrial output is likely to be flat or decline slightly," said Daiju Aoki, regional chief investment officer at UBS Securities.
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Bank earnings may be flat to mildly higher, but Alrajhi expects a poorer performance from the heavyweight petrochemical sector because of weaker oil prices.
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The company predicted that its vehicle sales would be flat in 2016 compared to 85033, and that sales revenue could fall by 5 percent.
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Generally, what I see as you head into right before earnings and the early part of earnings is the market tends to be flat.
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In the old days, one was not considered foolish for believing Earth to be flat and at the center of a swirling solar system.
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The analysis said the economy could swing back in the second half of the year, but the overall outcome is expected to be flat.
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It was not the only presence in the place it walled in, a renowned garden created on what used to be flat Hamptons farmland.
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Ford expects revenues in 2018 to be flat or modestly higher over 2017, and is expecting flat to lower profits from its automotive business.
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It's still the top digital ad player but its global share is expected to be flat over the next few years, according to eMarketer.
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It now sees annual revenue growing around 2% and earnings per share to be flat compared to the previous year at constant currency rates.
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For 2018, it said it was budgeting for both revenue and net sales to be flat, with headline operating margin also flat in constant currency.
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Revenue in Europe is expected to be flat while revenue in the rest of the world would continue to see double-digit growth, he predicted.
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Either way, the question will be whether that's going to be flat or go down — and whether Apple has to re-assess its iPad strategy.
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This isn't a profession brimming in a rainbow coalition of representation; it can be flat and reduce your otherness to cater to a white audience.
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Revenue is expected to be flat and earnings up about 3 percent from the same time last year, according to analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters.
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The mass media company beat on the top and bottom, but advertising revenue declined 2.6 percent against analysts' expectations of ad revenue to be flat.
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The company expects industry sales of farm and turf equipment in North America - its biggest market - to be flat to up 5 percent this year.
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A Reuters poll of economists had forecast GDP would be flat compared with the first quarter, when the economy shrank by 0.2% quarter-on-quarter.
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A Reuters poll of economists had forecast GDP would be flat compared with the first quarter, when the economy shrank by 0.43% quarter-on-quarter.
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"Activity data remains sluggish and we continue to think that 2Q19 UK GDP could be flat quarter-on-quarter," ING economists said in a note.
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The NRF said earlier this month that it expects retail sales will grow 3.1 percent this year, which would be flat with last year's growth.
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A continued focus on operational improvements is expected to offset the impact to some extent and management expects adjusted expenses to be flat in 2016.
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And after steadily driving its gross margin higher over the past several quarters, that metric is expected to be flat during the current fiscal year.
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This sector will grow about 5 percent in 2019, but will be flat in 2021 and 2022 due to tariff-related project delays, it added.
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The company now expects a low single-digit percentage rise in sales at constant exchange rates this year, after previously warning revenue could be flat.
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Same store sales are expected to be flat in 2017 given second half improvement and grow in the low single digit range in 2018-2020.
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It said the headline net sales operating margin was now expected to be flat, compared with a previous forecast of a 0.3 margin point improvement.
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Revenue in Europe is expected to be flat while revenue in the rest of the world would continue to see double digit growth, he predicted.
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If you think the threat of ransomware would have prompted Atlanta to make sure it was prepared for a similar attack, you'd be flat wrong.
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Macy's is still calling for net sales to be about flat for the year, with same-store sales expected to be flat to up 1%.
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But now, with the new 63 percent tariff, the best-case scenario was for revenue to be flat next year — and even that seemed improbable.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan gave up early gains to be flat, after earlier notching up its highest since June 2018.
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S&P had previously forecast growth in property sales by value and average selling prices in 2016 would be flat to 5 percent this year.
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" She said that the interpretation center is meant to evoke the tranquillity of the gardens themselves, adding, "There aren't going to be flat-panel screens.
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It now expects annual revenue to grow around 13% and earnings per share to be flat compared to the previous year at constant currency rates.
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American also said its revenue for each seat it flies a mile will be flat to up 2 percent in the first quarter of the year.
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Hibbett expects comparable store sales for 2018 to be flat or in the low-single digits, with earnings coming in between $2.65 and $2.85 per share.
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So by definition unless your company's growing at probably in double digits your headcount growth over the next decade, it's gonna be flat to probably negative.
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In May, the bank's corporate and investment bank chief, Daniel Pinto, said second-quarter markets revenue was likely to be flat compared with a year earlier.
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For the current fiscal year, which began this month, sales are projected to be flat, whereas previous estimates called for growth of 3 to 4 percent.
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Like its peers, Rio Tinto stepped up metallurgical coal production to offset sliding prices in 2015, however it flagged that volumes would be flat in 2016.
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The Eagle Ford, Mid-Continent and Williston shale plays will decline, while Permian and Niobrara are expected to be flat to slightly up, the company said.
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Sprouts Farmers Market said third-quarter sales were likely to be flat due to a prolonged deflationary environment, heavy promotions across the industry and fewer customers.
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Leon Cooperman, chairman and CEO of Omega Advisors, expects the market to be flat through the summer due to uncertainty over President Donald Trump's economic agenda.
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Carnival said net revenue yields, a keenly watched metric that measures spending per available berth, would be flat in the first quarter from a year earlier.
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The report predicts GDP for the country to be flat on 2015 at around 2.4 percent, hampered by weak capital expenditure and persistently low productivity growth.
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American said unit revenue, a closely watched performance metric which compares sales to flight capacity, would be flat to up 3.13 percent in the current quarter.
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) in June forecast passenger yields, a proxy for airfares, would be flat this year after a 2.1% drop in 2018.
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He believed the earth may be flat and he wanted to launch himself into the sky inside a steam-powered rocket he built in his backyard.
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Amazon's Drop In feature lets you connect tablets and other Echo devices in the home, so now your tablets can be flat and wide walkie-talkies.
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But in JPMorgan's view, growth will likely be flat and mark a bottom in the earnings decline that has been in place since the first quarter.
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Siegel has been warning since December that 2018 wouldn't be as robust as 2017, and stocks would be flat to up 10 percent by year-end.
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Macy's has forecast full-year comparable sales to fall 3-4 percent, while Kohl's expects full-year sales to be flat or rise only 1 percent.
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Not surprisingly, that drop in gasoline prices weighed on May retail sales, which fell 0.3 percent compared to April, below expectations that sales would be flat.
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Consultancy also predicts that ad sales will be flat in 1003 with marketers instead investing in technology to improve the experience someone has of a brand.
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"Overall, markets revenue as we see it today will be flat year on year," Co-president Daniel Pinto said Tuesday during a conference in New York.
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In the first quarter, it expects those sales to be flat to up 1 percent, compared with a 7 percent rise in the year-ago period.
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Wages continued to be flat, with a tepid 2.7% increase in average pay, as companies continued to stubbornly hold back labor costs in the tight market.
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Also unclear: Whether Amazon would be flat-out underwriting publishers' expansions or if it would expect to get paid back via revenue the affiliate links generate.
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The group, however, expects exports, a key driver of Thai growth, to be flat or possibly fall by as much as 2% this year, Supant said.
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ArcelorMittal said it still expected global apparent steel consumption, which includes changes to inventories, to be flat to up 0.5 percent this year compared to last.
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The company said that it expects same-store sales to be flat in 254 after a 260 percent to 238.62 percent menu price hike in December.
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American, the No.1 U.S. airline by passenger traffic said on Wednesday it now expected its fourth-quarter unit revenue to be flat to up 2 percent.
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Evonik previously said adjusted EBITDA in 2019 would be flat at best or decline by as much as 10 percent, but that guidance included the methacrylates business.
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The phone had to be flat on a table, and would often disconnect if I even brushed against the cord or looked at it the wrong way.
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They're essentially displays mounted on monitor arms that clamp to a desk and adjust to be pulled toward you or moved to be flat against a wall.
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It predicts that EPS, in constant currencies, will be flat to slightly lower in 2017, if substitutable Advair generics arrive in the United States by mid-year.
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The result was slightly better than a Reuters poll of analysts, which had forecast growth to be flat on the quarter in Latin America's second largest economy.
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The company lowered its forecast for the rest of the year, saying it expects sales to be flat to down 2 percent in the two remaining quarters.
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The country's main auto industry body, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM), has forecast vehicle sales will be flat in 2019 after a decline this year.
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Evercore ISI analyst Arndt Ellinghorst said there was less loyalty to the formerly Spanish brand, forecasting Seat's western European sales would be flat or fall next year.
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Earlier this year, GM said 21.24 profits would be flat versus 236.1, but its all-new pickup trucks would boost margins later this year and in 237.3.
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KLA-Tencor now expects second half 2018 shipments to be flat to down a few single digits, compared with its earlier guidance of mid-single digits growth.
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Linde stuck with its full-year outlook for operating profit to rise by up to 7 percent and revenue to be flat, plus or minus 3 percent.
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Tax refunds appear to be flat year-over-year (YOY) but continue to support improved auto ABS performance, as is typical for this time of the year.
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"Typically, markets tend to be flat in front of the Fed, usually we're in a wait-and-see mode," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones.
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Mitie had said earlier this year that it expected its annual organic revenue growth to be flat in the current fiscal year as public sector activity slowed.
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Economists who took part in a Reuters poll of economists had expected prices to rise by an annual 0.6 percent and to be flat in monthly terms.
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It said its trans-Pacific capacity will be down 15 percent and its trans-Atlantic capacity will be flat in the winter compared to two years ago.
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Starbucks, which has over 3,000 stores in China, has said same-store sales would be flat to slightly negative in its second-biggest market in April-June.
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Chief Financial Officer John Gerspach had previously said Citigroup expected total fixed income and equity trading revenue to be "flat to slightly higher" in the third quarter.
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Kamprad realized that furniture could be "flat-packed" to massively reduce the cost of shipping and transportation, which at the time were among the product's largest cost drivers.
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However, in Asia, the company reported a 3 percent year-over-year increase in sales, but said it expects full-year shipments in the region to be flat.
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American said revenues per mile flown, a closely watched performance metric which compares sales to flight capacity, would be flat to up 2 percent in the current quarter.
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Evonik said adjusted EBITDA in 2019 would be flat at best but could decline by as much as 10 percent due to political uncertainties and weaker economic growth.
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Uralkali expects its 2017 capital expenditures to be flat at around $320 million and plans to refinance up to $1.4 billion of its debt, it told the call.
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Total R&D spending by the world's top 1,000 companies is set to be flat this year at $679.8 billion, reflecting the impact of a stronger U.S. dollar.
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It's the only rectangle-shaped Instant Pot, making it ace for cooking larger chickens, ducks, or roasts, as well as casseroles and bakes that need to be flat.
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As a result, the company expects industry sales of farm and turf equipment in North America - its biggest market - to be flat to up 5 percent this year.
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"I think today is going to be flat to down a little bit, simply because of yesterday's strong move," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer of Commonwealth Financial.
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Without the tax cut, analysts warn 2017 sales could decline or be flat, with CAAM previously saying growth would be at most 2 percent if the policy expires.
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Underlying same hospital growth of 21750%-21000% is driven by pricing as patient volumes are assumed to be flat at best and slightly down in most payor classes.
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The retailer also said it expected net sales to be flat in its new fiscal year, down from a previous forecast for 2150 percent to 22020 percent growth.
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By contrast, the agency forecasts gasoline demand will be flat in 2017 and grow just 30,000 barrels per day in 2018 ("Short-Term Energy Outlook", EIA, May 2017).
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This means that if GDP were to be flat quarter-on-quarter in the last quarter, over the whole of 2019 it would be up 0.2% from 2018.
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Speaking to investors and analysts at an industry conference, Chief Executive Brian Moynihan said he expects trading revenue to be lower and investment banking revenue to be flat.
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Millionaires are more cautious about the stock market than they've been in years, with more than a third saying the market will be flat to down next year.
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The drugmaker expects its 2018 earnings, at constant exchange rates, to be flat to down 3 percent if generic Advair launches in the U.S market by mid-year.
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That market will still grow next year, by about 5 percent, but will be flat in 2021 and 2022 due to tariff-related project delays, the report said.
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A sentence or phrase that might otherwise be flat can become, as if by magic, hilarious, heartbreaking or even beautiful when a curse word is inserted into it.
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JP Morgan corporate and investment bank chief Daniel Pinto drove another round of selling by saying his bank's second-quarter markets revenue would be flat on the year.
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The retailer is calling for same-store sales to be flat to up 1 percent, as total revenue is predicted to fall between 0.5 percent and 2 percent.
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Analysts are expecting earnings to be flat in the latest quarter, an improvement over a 21.21% decline estimated at the start of the season, according to Refinitiv data.
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National property sales are expected to be flat or drop 5 percent this year and liquidity has become much tighter under China's tightening policies to cool speculative activities.
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"I think today is going to be flat to down a little bit, simply because of yesterday's strong move," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer for Commonwealth Financial.
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Unlike ObamaCare's financial assistance, which increases based on income to give more help to low-income people, the Republican plan's assistance would be flat and based on age.
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It makes sense that in a hyperstimulating world, what at first seems captivating now feels less so; what was once mildly diverting may now be flat-out dull.
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While more than half of millionaire investors anticipate that the S&P 500 will be up more than 5 percent in 2019, 20 percent believe it will be flat.
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I know you obviously haven't reported yet but you gave some indication in the last earnings call that it was going to be flat compared to the previous quarter.
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It was taught to this generation of academics as akin to the law of gravity, but has since become the political-science equivalent of believing Earth to be flat.
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Refinitiv data shows that based on the actual results of 278 S&P 265 companies and estimates for the balance, first-quarter earnings are basically looking to be flat.
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Barnes & Noble (BKS) said sales at existing stores should be flat to up 1 percent for the current fiscal year, as the bookstore operator moves to increase customer traffic.
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However, Halliburton said it expected pricing pressure to continue globally and that fourth-quarter results from its international business were likely to be flat, compared with the latest quarter.
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When her bagels come out of the oven, they appear to be flat, oddly shaped and apparently inedible as Garner places them one by one into the trash can.
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The company, whose shares were up 1.4 percent at $49.15 in premarket trading on Wednesday, said it now expected quarterly unit revenue to be flat to up 2 percent.
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This means if GDP were to be unchanged quarter-on-quarter in the last two quarters, over the whole of 0.13 it would also be flat compared with 2018.
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For his part, Munster said he's betting Apple's hardware-related revenue will be flat or up slightly over the next five years, with services revenue continuing its rapid growth.
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BP had previously said the new projects would help to offset impact from maintenance shutdowns in the third quarter, with production expected to be flat on the second quarter.
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Huge withdrawals are now taking place, amid concerns over the future viability of the pension scheme, which commentators say could be flat broke in a little over ten years.
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The boss of advertising bellwether WPP, which lost 2.5 billion pounds of market value on Thursday morning, said 2018 revenue could be flat and reduced long-term earnings targets.
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The group said it now expects underlying earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) to fall by 17 percent, having previously expected it to be flat compared with 2018.
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Overall comparable-store sales rose 23.55 percent, better than analyst expectations, according to a StreetAccount consensus, that sales would be flat with those in the comparable year-ago period.
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AXA shares opened down one percent but had recovered their losses to be flat by 0730 GMT, in line with the broader CAC 40 index of leading French stocks.
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Exacerbating banking sector woes was J.P. Morgan Co-president Daniel Pinto, who revealed Tuesday that trading revenue in the second quarter will probably be flat from a year ago.
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Ives thinks there's a good chance Apple's overall iPhone unit sales will be flat next year, instead of continuing to fall, and may actually start to tick back up.
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But during a conference call with analysts Monday morning, Umpleby said that Caterpillar expects the overall China market will be flat this year after two years of strong growth.
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Samsung's operating profit is expected to be flat this year and grow just 3 percent next year, according to 43 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Earlier this week, JPMorgan Chase & Co's corporate and investment bank chief, Daniel Pinto, said second-quarter markets revenue looked like it will be flat compared with a year earlier.
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The retailer's forecast for fiscal 53 calls for an adjusted earnings range of $6.10 to $6.30 per share and for same-store sales to be flat to up 2%.
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"The character will tell me even if the shoes will be flat or high, and those tiny things are important for you to do the scene," Ms. Cruz said.
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At the investor day last week, Walmart's Chief Financial Officer Brett Biggs said the company expects losses in e-commerce to be flat or slightly lower than last year.
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Prometeia think tank forecast that industrial output would rebound by 2.1% in January and would be flat in the first quarter as a whole from the previous three months.
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The company said that it expects same-store sales to be flat in 2018 due to a 1.5 to 0003 percent menu price hike it made in December 2017.
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J.C. Penney reduced its outlook for fiscal 2018, saying it now expects an adjusted loss per share of $1 to 80 cents and same-store sales to be flat.
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Still, media buyers expect this year's TV upfront ad market – the period of time where brands purchasing ads before shows air – to be flat this year compared to last year.
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But now, Pearson forecast U.S. HECW revenue, which accounts for less than 2536 percent of total company revenue, to be flat to down as much as 22018 percent for 21.
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The second part is, I said jokingly that when I'm in my bus and I drive from Florida to California, which I do every summer, it seems to be flat.
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That means that you can whip Bowser around your head and his face can be flat against the screen, with the same amount of detail that he had far away.
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The Chicago-based airline said it expects unit revenue to be flat to up 3 percent in the first three months of this year from the same period in 2018.
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Abercrombie said sales at stores open at least 12 months are expected to be flat in the second quarter and to rise at a low-single digit rate this year.
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That meant earnings would be flat for the 12 months to March 31, 2019, undershooting a consensus forecast for profit to grow by 13 percent according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Barnes & Noble — Barnes & Noble said sales at existing stores should be flat to up one percent for the current fiscal year, as the bookstore operator moves to increase customer traffic.
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These theories proudly ignore established science in favor of personal beliefs and the notion that if the Earth looks flat to the human eye, then it must actually be flat.
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Shares of the teen apparel maker, which forecast third-quarter comparable sales to be flat to up low single digits, rose as much as 13.3 percent to $163 on Wednesday.
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SZ> * Says it expects H1 net profit to be flat to up by 30 percent y/y from 202.7 million yuan ($29.89 million) year earlier Source text in Chinese: bit.
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WestJet said it expects cost per available seat mile (CASM) excluding fuel, to be flat or rise by about 20183 percent next year, as it introduces the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
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Economists expect less volatile "core" durable goods to be flat, reflecting weak business investment and continuing softness in the manufacturing sector because of weak demand overseas and the stronger dollar.
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Wehner added that the number of daily and monthly active users in Europe may be flat or down next quarter due to new privacy regulations, which could also impact revenue.
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It also does not seem to matter that Medicare already faces tens of trillions of dollars of unfunded liabilities, or that it is soon to be flat out of money.
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For fiscal 2017, the retailer is calling for adjusted earnings of 2 to 8 cents per share, and full-year same-store sales are expected to be flat at best.
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Employment numbers, due at 0930 GMT, are expected to be broadly unchanged from January with the unemployment rate expected to be flat at 4.4 percent according to a Reuters poll.
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Now, despite two years of massive progress and growth, you need to tell employees that the next round may be flat — and convince them the company isn't losing market momentum.
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Kelleher, who ran Morgan Stanley's trading business before taking on his current role, predicted that first-quarter trading across Wall Street will likely be flat compared to a year ago.
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The company said it now expected construction equipment sales in China — somewhere between 10 percent and 15 percent of all of the companies' construction sales — to be flat in 2019.
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Research firm IHS Technology expects worldwide TV shipments this year to be flat compared with 2015, though shipments of higher-margin ultra high-definition TVs are seen jumping 73 percent.
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Walmart is expecting losses from its e-commerce operations will be flat to lower this year compared with fiscal 2020, as its global net e-commerce sales approach $50 billion.
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Judging by its latest Panglossian assessment of the global economy, it would seem that the World Bank will once again be flat-footed by the next major global economic downturn.
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Theresa May led a campaign that even many Conservatives considered to be flat footed and badly run, with the prime minister choosing to rely on a tiny circle of advisers.
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American Eagle also forecast comparable sales to be flat or increase in the low single digits in the fourth quarter compared with a 4 percent rise in the year-earlier period.
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Country Garden Chief executive officer Mo Bin told an earnings conference that he expects company sales by area will be flat in 2017, but the average selling price will rise significantly.
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Alcoa reiterated its forecast that global automotive production will rise between 25.3 percent and 23 percent in 228.51 and that aircraft deliveries will be flat to up 3 percent in 2016.
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They are not all that cheap — I mean they're selling 18 times forward earnings with earnings basically to be flat next year, but this past year was a 36% earnings jump.
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Transneft's vice-president, Sergei Andronov, also told reporters that the company expected crude oil exports to countries outside of the former Soviet Union to be flat year-on-year in 2017.
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JAKARTA, July 23 (Reuters) - Indonesia's palm output in June is forecast to fall from a month earlier, while exports will be flat, a Reuters survey of industry groups and researcher showed.
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Walmart's comparable store sales in the fourth quarter were expected to be up about 3 percent, and its earnings per share are expected to be flat at $210, according to FactSet.
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Economists who took part in a Reuters poll of economists had expected prices to rise by 0.4 percent when compared with February last year and to be flat in monthly terms.
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Gap's same-store sales rose 1 percent in the three months ended July 29, while analysts were expecting sales to be flat year-over-year, according to research firm Consensus Metrix.
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The company said it now expects full-year organic revenue growth to be flat to up 1 percent, compared with its previous guidance for growth of 2.5 percent to 3 percent.
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The company said 2017 would remain challenging, with revenue likely to be flat to down 5 percent and earnings before taxes to be between 11 percent and 11.5 percent of sales.
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The International Energy Agency is forecasting U.S. crude and condensates production to increase by 22018,250 bpd in 240, compared with a prediction that output would be flat in its November assessment.
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After an earlier warning that western European sale were likely to be flat in the second half, Adidas said the region's currency-adjusted sales fell 1 percent in the third quarter.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's exports are expected to be flat in February compared with a decline in January, but this was likely distorted by the Lunar New Year effect and coronavirus outbreak.
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Compensation consulting firm Johnson Associates projected sales and trading bonus pools would decline 10% to 15% in equities and be flat to down 5% in fixed income compared with last year.
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This means that if GDP were to be flat quarter-on-quarter in each quarter of 2020, over the whole of the year it would still be down 0.2% from 2019.
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"Relative to expectations, the cycle is weak, and total iPhones sold are likely to be flat for the third straight year," analyst Toni Sacconaghi wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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The company proposed an annual dividend of 1.50 euros, also ahead of the market consensus, and said it expected its sales and operating profit this year to be flat from 2015.
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In earnings reported on Thursday morning, Merck presented earnings that were mostly in line with estimates but did say it thinks worldwide sales will be flat in 2017 compared to last year.
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The company reaffirmed it expected its revenues to be flat or grow at a single-digit rate in 2016 and its OIBDA to be in the range of 120-126 billion roubles.
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It added that its profit in the year ending June 30 was expected to be flat, well below the range of a 9-11 percent rise offered before the downgrade in January.
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Prices in the capital's most desirable postcodes, ranging from Knightsbridge and Belgravia to Notting Hill, have recorded ever-increasing annual falls in recent months with prices expected to be flat next year.
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"Investors were estimating 3Q17 unit revenue would be flat to up 2 (percent); our estimate was up 1.5 (percent), so the guidance is disappointing," Cowen analyst Helane Becker wrote in research note.
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Currency-adjusted operating profit, or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) before one-offs, is expected to be flat or increase by up to 5 percent, it said on Thursday.
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The company said earnings for 353 would be flat on the year, but a special dividend announced after the market closed on Wednesday helped its shares rise 2.4 percent in early deals.
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Volvo indicated it now expected truck demand in Europe this year to be flat, compared with its previous forecast of down 6%, while North America would be up 5% instead of flat.
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Employment numbers for November, due at 0930 GMT, are expected to be broadly unchanged from October with the unemployment rate expected to be flat at 4.1 percent according to a Reuters poll.
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Strategy, Growth Pressuring SSNOI Fitch expects STAG's same store net operating income (SSNOI) to be flat to slightly positive through our 2018 projection period as occupancy losses offset solidly positive leasing spreads.
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While Fitch said it expects growth to be flat in 2020, S&P saw 2020 growth at 0.5%, compared with a prior forecast of 2.2%, highlighting uncertainty over the policies of Fernandez.
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The airline said it now expects here the closely followed measure of airline performance to be flat to up 1 percent compared with the prior forecast of flat to 2 percent growth.
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The apparel retailer expects first-quarter same-store sales to be flat to a low single-digit fall, while analysts were expecting a 1.8 percent rise, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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We assumed the price of washroom services to be flat, while revenue per customer in the gastro and retail business only increases in line with Fitch-assumed inflation under the rating case.
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The Jets are flat out bad, and the best we can say for them is that at this time of year, it's better to be flat out bad than merely below average.
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T> forecasts that sales from its Indeed-dominated segment will grow 35% in the year ending March 31, 2020, compared to 50% the year earlier, while adjusted profit margin will be flat.
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"While more lamb is consumed each year, the increase is absorbed by the increase in population, causing consumption to be flat" on a percentage basis, a department spokesman wrote in an email.
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The company, which is focused on electronic invoicing and other financial services, said it expects its revenue at constant currencies to be flat in 2016 after earlier forecasting 5 percent organic growth.
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The company said earnings for 2019 would be flat on the year, but a special dividend announced after the market closed on Wednesday helped its shares rise 2.4 percent in early deals.
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He said 2017 earnings growth would be driven mainly by Asia, North and South America, while in Europe growth would be moderate and in France it would be flat to slightly lower.
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GSK has told the market that core earnings per share, in constant currencies, will be flat to slightly lower in 2017, if substitutable Advair generics arrive in the United States by mid-year.
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Delta also said it should see profit margins begin to expand once again during the second half of this year, and that passenger revenue should be flat to up two percent this quarter.
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"I think the broad trend in equities will be flat to downward with occasional rallies, and I think gold will benefit from that as it has so often in the past," he said.
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Unit revenue, which measures its revenue for every seat it flies a mile, will be flat to up 2 percent in the three months ending March 31, compared with the year-earlier period.
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Balogun, whose tenor as CEO expires next year, said he expected corporate loans to be flat this year as the bank focuses on fee income and price reviews instead to boost its revenues.
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When I'm in my plane, and we're getting ready to land, and I open up the window, and I'm looking at all the land that we're flying over, it seems to be flat.
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"In the fourth quarter, we now expect end-user demand to be flat and dealers to make further inventory reductions due to global economic uncertainty," said Caterpillar Chief Executive Officer CEO Jim Umpleby.
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With the near the firm's 2016 year-end 2,100 target, Goldman Sachs says the market will be flat the rest of the year, but there is still an investment strategy that can outperform.
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Bethel saw growth in international defense and aerial emergency services but not in Babcock's civil nuclear business, while he predicted returns from the group's British defense business would be flat or modestly higher.
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The company said in February that core earnings per share, in constant currencies, would be flat to slightly lower in 2017, if substitutable Advair generics arrive in the United States by mid-year.
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The Santa Clara, California-based company said it expected revenues for its fiscal 2167.40 year to be "flat or down slightly" from the $21.09 billion it recorded in the just-ended fiscal year.
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The Santa Clara, California-based company said it expected revenues for its fiscal 167.403 year to be "flat or down slightly" from the $2167.40 billion it recorded in the just-ended fiscal year.
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The Santa Clara, California-based company said it expected revenues for its fiscal 2020 year to be "flat or down slightly" from the $11.7 billion it recorded in the just-ended fiscal year.
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The industry trade organization on Wednesday said it expects annual retail sales to rise 3.1 percent this year, which would be flat with its preliminary results of 3.1 percent recorded growth in 2015.
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The company's shares recovered from a near 2 percent drop to be flat in extended trading after executives on a call pointed to improving advertising trends in the third quarter, despite challenging print.
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The burger chain said that it now expects same-store sales to be flat to up 76.73 percent for the full year, higher than its previous forecast of flat same-store sales growth.
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Analysts said there were signs of a slight loosening in granting quotas to developers with offshore refinancing needs, but cautioned that credit risks remained with property sales expected to be flat this year.
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Dick's is calling for same-store sales for the full year to be flat to down a low-single digit percentage, which would be worse than a decline of 0.3 percent in 2017.
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Given the weakness of U.S. sales and planned factory downtime in July to upgrade computer systems, year-end U.S. retail inventory will be flat year over year, Chief Financial Officer John Olin said.
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Britain's largest water company, Thames Water, said its bills would be flat but that it would return only 20 million pounds to external shareholders compared to the 100 million pounds it returned last year.
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GSK said EPS, in constant currencies, were set to be flat to slightly lower in 2017, if substitutable generic copies of Advair arrive in the United States by mid-year, as most analysts expect.
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The offshore yuan briefly fell to as low as 1.100.29 per dollar on EBS, its weakest since the start of offshore trading, but quickly bounced back to 21.1027 to be flat on the day.
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European markets, however, are poised for a more lacklustre start, with financial spreadbetter CMC Markets expecting Britain's FTSE 100 to open 0.1 percent lower, and Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 to be flat.
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Canadian house prices will be flat this year, but will pick up in 21000, driven by lower mortgage rates and solid domestic economic conditions, according to economists and property market analysts polled by Reuters.
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Contestant Lincoln Adim may not last much longer on the show, but he became a hall-of-fame "odd one" on Monday's episode when he started talking about how the earth might be flat.
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The Verdict Yes, you want to make sure your future is secure; but it doesn't make sense to be flat broke every week (and charging or borrowing more to float yourself) in the present.
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Management says capex will be flat for 103 and we believe capex will fall from 2018, as committed capex projects are phased out and the company opens a very limited number of new stores.
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Wal-Mart — The retailer reiterated its prior financial guidance for this year, and said it expected earnings to be flat next year compared with this year and then up 5 percent the following year.
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Delta Air Lines on Thursday reported a 37 percent decline in fourth-quarter net profit and forecast passenger unit revenue, a closely watched metric, to be flat to up 2 percent in early 2017.
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British Airways owner IAG said on Thursday it expected earnings for this year to be flat as it posted its 2018 results, which were in line with expectations and showed growth in operating profit.
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Shah said that, while more than half the phones sold this year were older iPhone models, high selling prices meant Apple's Indian revenue should still be flat or slightly higher than a year ago.
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It is now easier for Russia to make such a promise, for low prices have imposed their own ceiling on Russian output, which would in any event be flat or even decline in 2016.
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DUBAI, May 31 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Gulf look likely to be flat to slightly lower on Wednesday as an overnight pull-back in oil prices may keep institutional funds on the sidelines.
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He forecast volume demand for cement would increase by 53 to 25 percent this year, with the United States and Europe running at the same level, though China could be flat to slightly down.
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Ford Credit saw earnings before taxes rise 33 percent over the same quarter last year, to $641 million, but the company now expects full-year EBT to be flat or lower than last year.
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The bank said its annual net interest margin, a key measure of profitability, would roughly be flat compared to last year, while Charter Court expects it to be slightly lower than the first half.
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The country's second-largest carrier expects cost per average seat mile (CASM) to be flat or rise by about 2 percent in the year as it continues to invest more in infrastructure and growth.
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Corteva, which is expected to become a standalone company by June, said total sales for 2019 will be flat weighed by a weaker euro and Brazilian real, higher crop inventories and fluctuating commodity prices.
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China's industry minister Miao Wei said Monday that this year and next would be "critical" for the car market and that vehicle sales in the country could be flat "or slightly negative" in 2020.
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Looking at the full year ahead, Coca-Cola now expects earnings per share to be flat to a drop of 2 percent, better than a previous forecast for declines of 1 to 3 percent.
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The hardpan needs to be flat so that everything on top of it stays consistent, which is accomplished by regular grooming from a harrow, a tractor fitted with a set of wide, deep tines.
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Brambles on Monday revised its full-year underlying profit guidance to be flat with the prior year, well below the range of 9 to 11 percent offered before a surprise downgrade on Jan. 23.
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After surging by more than 30 percent, Wynn Resorts shares are likely to be flat for the next year, according to JPMorgan, which downgraded the high-end hotel and casino operator to neutral from overweight.
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But while Penney said sales could range between a drop of 1 percent and a rise of 1 percent and Nordstrom said sales could be flat at best, Macy's and Kohl's expect sales to decline.
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While you'd be forgiven for thinking this is an entirely new situation with no precedent thanks to, say, the Internet, smartphones, machine learning or any number of other technological advances, you'd be flat-out wrong.
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Economists who took part in a Reuters poll of economists ahead of Nationwide's data had expected prices to be flat when compared with January last year and to rise by 0.2 percent in monthly terms.
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Zurich Chief Financial Officer George Quinn had said in February he expected the group's top line to be flat this year, with a last tranche of about $400 million in savings the main earnings driver.
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Analysts at Liberum said the guidance looked underwhelming and described 2018 as a transition year, with the disappointment coming in the consumer media side of the business, where they had expected revenue to be flat.
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The company said it expected comparable rental income to be flat to up 2 percent in 2017, even though analysts have warned values and rental demand could fall this year due to uncertainty over Brexit.
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Food-at-home inflation is expected to be flat to up about 1 percent for this year, while food-away-from-home inflation is expected to be up 2.5 percent to 3.5 percent, he said.
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Whirlpool said it expected full-year industry shipments to rise between 3 percent and 4 percent in North America, while those in Europe, the Middle East and Africa will be flat to up 2 percent.
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Veoneer forecast its 2019 organic sales would be flat to down slightly from last year after reporting a fourth-quarter organic sales decline of 9 percent, worse than the 7.7 percent fall analysts had expected.
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Never mind that Disney acquired Fox assets for $70 billion at a full valuation, or that its investments in content and technology mean profits are projected to be flat in the just-started fiscal year.
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The Belgium-based brewer said it no longer expected revenue in Brazil for the full year to be flat and also cut its guidance for net revenue per hectolitre for the company as a whole.
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The company said late last month that it had expected comparable sales to be flat to up slightly in 2017, reversing two straight years of declines, indicating that the company's turnaround efforts are gaining momentum.
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Tom Ellacott, senior vice president at consultancy Wood Mackenzie, noted that in the near term, Exxon's production will be flat, and growth in the next decade will require hitting goals at five key development regions.
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For its mainstay networks business which generates 75 percent of group sales, Ericsson cut its growth outlook, forecasting its market would be flat or shrink by as much as 2 percent between 2016 and 2018.
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CreeCree said that because of the extension of the Lunar New Year holiday in China, its Wolfspeed revenue is expected to be flat to down on a sequential basis, about $116 million to $120 million.
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Australian pallets and container group Brambles dropped as much as 27 percent to its lowest since October 2.33, after it said that its profit for the year ending June 22.3 was expected to be flat.
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The note from the bank, predicting that global corporate earnings per share would be flat and might even fall this year, followed a similar downgrading of expectations by Goldman Sachs for U.S. companies on Thursday.
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Looking to fiscal 2018, Kohl's is calling for same-store sales to be flat to up 2 percent, while total revenue is expected be in the range of down 1 percent to up 1 percent.
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Without an extension, analysts forecast annual sales would at best be flat or could decline 2 to 3 percent, which would be the first drop since China's car industry association began collating data in 1997.
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Finance director Coram Williams said based on anecdotal evidence, the group expected U.S. higher education enrolments to be flat to down 1 percent for this college year, although they would not have official confirmation until December.
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Overall, the bank expects revenues in its bond trading activities to be flat this year and lower in its equities trading and in advisory business, after a steep slide in all three in the first quarter.
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Growth is likely to be flat in the US as overall sales there slow, while growth in Europe and Asia including Japan will be modest to moderate.. These will offset continued weakness in the emerging markets.
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Its landing spot will be Elysium Planitia, an idyllically named expanse that will likely be flat as far as the spacecraft's eyes can see — no mountains in the distance, probably not even many large rocks nearby.
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The sales crisis, which saw May sales plunge 21% from a year earlier, is prompting downward revisions to forecasts for China's 25 auto sales that most analysts had thought would be flat or show mild growth.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Canadian house prices will be flat this year, but will pick up in 2020, driven by lower mortgage rates and solid domestic economic conditions, according to economists and property market analysts polled by Reuters.
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Owner Recruit Holdings Co Ltd forecasts that sales from its Indeed-dominated segment will grow 35% in the year ending March 31, 2020, compared to 50% the year earlier, while adjusted profit margin will be flat.
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" Horton said: "It's shocking to see Cathay say that costs will be flat ... Costs need to come down without considering that mainland Chinese airlines will one day be able to significantly restructure and become even cheaper.
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It also said its ratio of current operating profit before depreciation of assets arising from acquisitions to net sales, at constant exchange rates, would be flat, rather than the improvement of around 0.5 point previously expected.
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Including the impact of the changes to firearms sales policies, the company said it now expected 2018 profit of $2.83 per share and consolidated same-store sales to be flat to a low single-digit decline.
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Worldsteel expects China's demand for steel to be flat this year at 681 million tonnes and fall 2 percent next year to 667.4 million tonnes as the effects of last year's infrastructure-led government stimulus fade.
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Analysts have warned sales could decline or be flat next year if the tax cut were allowed to expire, with the automakers' association saying growth would be at most 2 percent in 2017 without the policy.
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JPMorgan said it expects its first-quarter net interest income will likely be flat compared with the prior quarter and adjusted expense to be up by "mid-single" digit percentage compared with the year-ago quarter.
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The company expects listings to be "flat to potentially a small decline" in the second half of the year in Sydney and Melbourne, Domain's Chief Sales Officer Tom Ainsworth said on a conference call to investors.
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The company, which boasts of a 42 percent share of the global toothpaste market, expects net sales for 193 to be flat to up low-single digits, compared with analysts expectations of a 0.1 percent fall.
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LAGOS, April 6 (Reuters) - Nigerian mid-tier lender FCMB expects loan growth to be flat this year after it rose 5.4 percent last year as oil companies pay down debt, its chief executive said on Friday.
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The sales crisis, which saw May sales plunge 16% from a year earlier, is prompting downward revisions to forecasts for China's 25 auto sales that most analysts had thought would be flat or show mild growth.
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As earnings gather pace, analysts expect profit for S&P 21.26 companies to be flat in the fourth quarter, an improvement over a 21% decline estimated at the start of the season, according to Refinitiv data.
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As a result, eMarketer principal analyst Debra Aho Williamson believes North American DAUs will be flat or slightly down, while European DAUs will be lower — though she cautions in the long run it may not matter.
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On the stock market, the largest number — 38% — say the S&P 500 will be up 5% to 10% next year, with 19% predicting it will be even stronger and 20% predicting it will be flat.
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The retailer expects full-year same-store sales, a key metric monitored by investors, to be flat at best, and adjusted earnings are projected to fall within a range of 2 to 8 cents per share.
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Whole Foods said it expects sales growth for fiscal 2017 to be in the range of 2.5 percent to 4.5 percent, while same-store sales are projected to be flat to down 2 percent for the year.
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Novartis forecast that net sales this year will be broadly in line with 2016 levels at constant exchange rates, while core operating income could be flat or decline at a low-single-digit rate at constant currencies.
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Whirlpool said it expected full-year shipments of its products to rise between 3 percent and 4 percent in North America, while those in Europe, the Middle East and Africa will be flat to up 2 percent.
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Fuel costs are expected to rise next quarter with second-quarter fuel efficiency to be flat-to-down 1 percent, year-over-year after the removal of its Max jets, which use less fuel than other planes.
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A year ago, S&P 500 profits grew 26.6% year-over-year, and at present this year's first-quarter earnings are forecast to be flat, although profits among companies that have reported so far are up 7.1%.
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Profits at the country's two dozen listed stockbrokers, including CITIC, Guotai Junan Securities and Guosen Securities are expected to rise by just 230 percent this year and could be flat next year, according to StarMine Professional estimates.
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Matt: We wanted to be genuine to Korean food culture in America, but we didn't want the recipes to be overwrought and we didn't want the writing to be flat, so we really worked on the text.
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Shares in South 32, which have shed about half their value since first trading in May, fell nearly 3 percent in morning trade to A$1.09 before recovering to be flat in a slightly weaker overall market.
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On a conference call with analysts, the company said it expects this year's growth to come primarily from the United States and Europe, its two main markets, while China was forecast to be flat year-on-year.
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AND THAT'S THE STRATEGY WE'VE HAD ON OUR TURNAROUND, IS TO BASICALLY HOLD REVENUES FLAT, UNDERSTANDING THEY MIGHT BE FLAT TO DOWN, BUT REALLY WORK ON ESTABLISHING NEW LINES OF BUSINESS THAT COULD CARRY THE COMPANY FORWARD.
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Moody's said it expected revenue for the railroads to be flat to up 2.5 percent over the next 12 to 18 months as they regain some pricing power following freight declines led by coal since early 2015.
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Smucker said it now expected full-year net sales, excluding the impact of the sale of its U.S. canned-milk business, to be flat or fall 1 percent, saying it expects pet-food sales to remain weak.
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The EIA predicts gasoline consumption will increase by only 70,000 bpd in 2016 and be flat in 2017 as fuel efficiency offsets the impact of economic growth and lower prices ("Short-Term Energy Outlook", EIA, February 2016).
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This year, global banks' headcount for transaction banking in Asia could rise 5 percent, while investment banking is likely to be flat or fall 5 percent, said John Mullally, director of financial services at headhunter Robert Walters.
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Then, when a district's spending distribution is shown to be flat, the district should consider ditching the one-size-fits-all approach and replacing it with a progressive spending plan that allocates resources according to student need.
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She was speaking after Remy Cointreau predicted that its current operating profit for the year would be flat because of a weaker than expected first half as falling tourism in Hong Kong and promotional spending hit earnings.
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Comments from respondents ranged from "business is strong and looking up" in the furniture industry to "looking relatively flat currently, and the view for calendar year 2017 looks to be flat as well" for transportation equipment firms.
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As a result, American said it now expects here revenue per available seat mile, a closely followed measure of performance, to be flat to up 1 percent compared with the prior forecast of flat to 2 percent growth.
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Separately, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors predicted that house prices would be flat next year, the first year with no growth since 2012, due to Brexit uncertainty and the inability of many buyers to afford higher prices.
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A recent Evercore ISI survey of investors found that 33 percent believe the markets would be lower a week after a Trump victory, but that six months out 47 percent believe the markets will be flat to up.
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The company, which sells titanium and aluminum parts to the aircraft industry, said it expects full-year 2016 global large commercial aircraft deliveries will be flat to up 3 percent, followed by strong double-digit growth in 2017.
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The stand is adjustable, so it can be flat or tilt a phone up at an angle, and it includes three wireless charging coils, which dramatically reduces the risk of accidentally misaligning your phone so it doesn't charge.
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Executives warned on a call with analysts that expenses will come in at the high end of its forecasted range for 2019 and that 27 expenses will likely be flat with 25.85, instead of lower as previously expected.
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CHICAGO, Oct 13 (Reuters) - No. U.S. railroad CSX Corp said on Thursday that its fourth-quarter earnings per share should be "flat to slightly down" and that it expects freight volumes to be relatively flat during the quarter.
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The chip designer on Thursday forecast full-year revenue to be "flat or down slightly" from 2018, but Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang said he expects China, gaming and self-driving vehicles to drive demand for its chips.
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Consequently, the Belgium-based brewer no longer expects 2016 revenue in Brazil to be flat and it cut its overall guidance for net revenue per hectolitre to growth in line with inflation from a previous above-inflation forecast.
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The Instant Pot Gem is your answer: It's the hidden gem of the line, with a rectangular shape that's ace for cooking larger chickens or other roasts, as well as casseroles and bakes that need to be flat.
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Executives warned on a call with analysts that expenses will come in at the high end of its forecasted range for 2019 and that 2020 expenses will likely be flat with 2019, instead of lower as previously expected.
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With respect to guidance, Oracle CEO Safra Catz said the company is expecting earnings per share of $1.05 to $1.09, excluding certain items, and revenue that would be flat to down 2 percent in the fiscal fourth quarter.
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Consequently, the Belgium-based brewer no longer expects 2016 revenue in Brazil to be flat and it cut its overall guidance for net revenue per hectoliter to growth in line with inflation from a previous above-inflation forecast.
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"For example, you may have a 20% return in your 401(k), but your net worth could be flat or even have decreased if you financed a new car or took on some credit card debt," he says.
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N reported a bigger-than expected drop in fourth-quarter profit, hobbled by a strong dollar and a drop in income from print ads, and said ad revenue would likely be flat or fall in the current quarter.
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Perret expects Indonesia can boost exports by 20 million tonnes to 360 million in 2017, but Australia will only increase its shipments by 1.8 million tonnes to 201.5 million, while South Africa will be flat at 75.5 million.
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On Friday, the El Segundo, California-based toymaker said gross sales for 22019 would be flat on a constant-currency basis, with weakness in Thomas & Friends and American Girl offsetting comparatively stronger sales of Barbie and Hot Wheels.
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In the second quarter, United said it expects unit revenue to rise between 0.5 percent and 2.5 percent while unit costs, which fell 1.8 percent in the first quarter, were expected to be flat to 1 percent higher.
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"Because of the fact rates have been pushed lower and the yield curve continues to be flat, (banks are) somewhat unloved," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors in Boston referring to bank stocks.
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New research from a team of global central bankers released on Friday suggests it may be flat-out wrong as a policy guide, because the neutral rate itself may be a product of decisions the Fed has made.
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Starbucks said last month China same-store sales would be flat to slightly negative in its second-biggest market in April-June, versus 7 percent growth a year earlier, triggering a sharp drop in the chain's share price.
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Frankfurt's DAX is seen opening 36 points higher and Paris' CAC 40 will be flat, according to IG. Parliament on Tuesday voted 432-202 against May's deal, the worst parliamentary defeat for a government in recent British history.
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BERLIN, May 3 (Reuters) - Adidas expects sales in Western Europe to be flat in the second quarter after the first three months were helped by the release of World Cup jerseys, the German sportswear company said on Thursday.
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The company, which bought rival SkyePharma for 441 million pounds ($575 million) in June 2016, said full-year revenues from product supplies and device sales were likely to be flat on a comparable basis with the previous year.
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On Friday, the El Segundo, California-based toymaker said gross sales for 2019 would be flat on a constant-currency basis, with weakness in Thomas & Friends and American Girl offsetting comparatively stronger sales of Barbie and Hot Wheels.
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Barratt said it expected full-year volumes to be flat at around 17,300 units after a combined increase of 55 percent in the last five financial years but that it was also important to maintain quality and customer satisfaction.
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Fourth-quarter voice revenue fell 15 percent on year, dragging service revenue down 0.5 percent, but 2016 service revenue growth is expected to be flat due to the shutdown of its 2G service, the company said in a statement.
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The Rosemont, Illinois-based company said it expected net sales for full-year 2016 to be flat compared with $23.02 billion it had reported last year, citing a planned exit from its business of supplying to national restaurant chains.
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The takeaway: YouTube brought them there, Sample says: Of the 30, all but one said they had not considered the Earth to be flat two years ago but changed their minds after watching videos promoting conspiracy theories on YouTube.
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The Anglo-German chip designer struck a deal in October to reduce its exposure to Apple, which accounts for three-quarters of revenues, and said at the time it expected revenues for 2019 as a whole to be flat.
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If none of those mattered...I originally assumed that the Earth would be flat, and horizontal (since that seems to be a popular depiction and that people/water could just fall off the edge if one went far enough).
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Details: Sales: 2.53% of CEOs surveyed between May 16 and June 3 said they expected sales to grow in the next 6 months — down from last quarter's 73% — while 26% expected sales to be flat (versus 17% last quarter).
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After a relatively strong start to the year, economic growth is expected to be flat at best in the second quarter, partly weighed by the impact of recent wildfires in Alberta, before rebounding in the third quarter, analysts say.
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NEW YORK, Oct 25 (Reuters) - United Technologies said earnings at its Pratt & Whitney engine division are likely to be flat next year as it absorbs $300 million in costs from negative profit margins and $100 million in pension expenses.
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For the current quarter, Gerspach said total fixed income and trading revenue will likely be flat to slightly higher while investment banking revenue will be slightly lower to reflect volumes and transactions that may close in the fourth quarter.
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Alcon's sales this quarter will be "flat to down slightly," Jimenez said, after predicting earlier this year that the division's new head Michael Ball would have it growing at a low-single-digit percentage rate by the year-end.
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There are a lot of goofy parodies of the more-ubiquitous-than-it-should-be Flat Earth Theory floating throughout the internet—Twitter accounts dedicated to Dodecahedron Earth Theory, Banana Earth Theory, Taco Earth Theory, and Dinosaur Earth Theory.
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It would be flat-out crazy for America to give up its leadership in this field by turning back to burning dirty lumps of coal when wind and solar are beginning to beat fossil fuels in price without subsidies.
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Plane deliveries by Wichita, Kansas-based Textron are expected to be flat this year, compared with 2015, but sales are "up year-on-year in a slow market," said Christi Tannahill, senior vice president of interior design and engineering.
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The strategist said the market's term structure of inflation expectations should never be flat from five to 30 years, and it's currently flatter than it was at the start of the last recession and end of the previous recession.
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Best Buy said it expects comparable sales for the full fiscal year 2019 to be flat to 2 percent higher, and diluted earnings per share to grow between 9 percent to 13 percent helped by a lower tax rate.
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Instead of declining by the required average of 3.5 percentage points a year in order to get it down to the targeted 60%, Italy's debt ratio of 131% of GDP is forecast by the commission to be flat during 2018-133.
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Revenue growth at Kier's buildings unit would also be lower than previously forecast, the company said, adding it now expected revenue in the 2019 financial year to be flat compared to 2018, when it reported sales of 4.5 billion pounds.
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LONDON, May 22 (Reuters) - British bicycles to car parts retailer Halfords warned on Tuesday that profit for the current year would be flat after reporting a 13 percent fall for 2017-18, saying it would step-up investment in the business.
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Nair has been a director at Delphi since the spinoff and has previously worked at Tenneco Inc and General Motors Co. Delphi said it expects full-year revenue to be flat compared with a year earlier, citing challenging industry conditions.
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Now people seem to be pretty comfortable that you can be flat, to maybe a little bit of growth this year, and ... heading into the ten year anniversary next year, that should be a more meaningful upgrade cycle for them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Up to half of planned commercial developments in central London could be delayed over the next few years due to concerns about Brexit, and overall investor returns will be flat in 2016, estate agents Savills said on Tuesday.
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United, the No. 3 U.S. airline by passenger traffic, said passenger unit revenue, which measures sales relative to flight capacity, in the third quarter would be flat, versus a gain of 75.2.75 percent in second quarter from a year ago.
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And all the satellites and cell phones we have now are derived entirely from people plying the trackless ocean with sextants and confidence in their ability to sail, so this idea that the Earth could be flat is so weird.
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European markets also look set for a lacklustre start, with financial spreadbetters predicting Britain's FTSE 100 will open 0.3 percent lower, Germany's DAX will begin the day down 0.1 percent and France's CAC 40 will be flat at the open.
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"It's probably going to be flat to down slightly, but it will be improved growth momentum going into 213.07," Jimenez said of Alcon, whose sales fell 21 percent in constant currencies to $20.9944 billion, with an operating loss of $50 million.
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Adding to the pressure on Thursday was a report from the Bank of Canada late on Wednesday that said economic growth was likely to be flat or slightly negative in the second quarter due to the impact of the Alberta wildfires.
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New car registrations in Europe's largest auto market may increase 4 percent this year to around 3.5 million models, the VDA said on Wednesday, compared with previous guidance that sales would be flat on 22 results of around 2000 million cars.
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The list of threatened airports is long because coastal areas make for good places to put planes: They tend to be flat and low-lying, and their bodies of water provide lots of open space for arriving and departing aircraft.
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The no-frills carrier said Wednesday that it expects revenue for each seat it flies a mile, a key industry gauge of how much airlines can charge for a seat, to be flat compared with the first three months of 2017.
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BANGKOK, Dec 28 (Reuters) - A group of Thai shippers said on Wednesday it expected exports to be flat this year and grow 1-2 percent next year, slightly better than it had expected, thanks to higher global oil and commodity prices.
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" O'Leary also said he was more cautious than rivals about the summer period, when European airlines make almost all of their profit, saying fares in the three months to the end of September would be "flat if not slightly down.
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Nokian, which has a large plant in Russia and a smaller one in Finland, said 2018 sales and operating profit were now expected to be flat or slightly higher than 13, compared with a previous forecast of growing sales and profit.
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The warning - that group operating profit would be flat this year compared with previous expectations for a slight increase - was the first under new chief executive Ola Kaellenius and led some analysts to call for a fresh approach from his team.
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Reports first quarter 2017 financial results * Sees q2 2017 earnings per share $22 to $22017 * Q21 non-gaap earnings per share $22017 * Q22 gaap earnings per share $22 * Q23 sales rose 22 percent to $21 billion * Q22017 earnings per share view $1.39, revenue view $2.36 billion — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Q2 earnings per share view $1.60 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * "estimates tons sold will be flat to up 2% in q2 of 13 compared to q1 of 2017" * Reliance steel & aluminum co says "expects current demand levels to maintain with potential for slight improvement" * Reliance steel & aluminum co says company estimates tons sold will be flat to up 2% in q2 of 2017 compared to q1 of 2017 * Reliance steel & aluminum co says "metal pricing experienced some downward pressure in beginning of q2" * In q2 2017, "expects its average selling price will be flat to up 2% from q1 of 2017" Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Schwan's outlook, delivered to shareholders at the company's annual general meeting in Basel, confirms Roche's previous guidance that 2018 sales will be flat or grow by a low-single-digit percentage compared to last year, amid incursions from so-called biosimilar drugs.
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Deere forecast industry-wide agricultural equipment sales to decline 15 percent to 20 percent in the United States and Canada and to be flat to down 5 percent in the European Union in 2016 due to low commodity prices and stagnant farm income.
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BlackRock projects that gold will be flat to rising over the next 12 to 18 months, with investment demand set to remain healthy in terms of futures positioning and flows of investment into physical gold and commodity-based exchange traded funds (ETFs).
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The poll of 17 economists found the annualized growth rate of Japan's gross domestic product (GDP) was expected to be flat over April through June, slumping from 2.0 percent annualized expansion in the first quarter, a figure flattered by leap-year effects.
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Mazda kept intact its full-year global vehicle sales forecast at 1.6 million vehicles, but lowered its full-year U.S. sales forecast to 302,000 vehicles from its previous estimate of 312,000, as it now expects sales to be flat from last year.
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PARIS, April 21 (Reuters) - Schneider Electric eked out an underlying sales growth of 0.1 percent in the first quarter and said it expected revenue to be flat to down a low single-digit percentage over the full year, dragged down by China.
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The group, which makes about 6 percent of global steel, said apparent steel consumption in 2016 would be flat to slightly higher, as stronger demand in the United States and Europe would be outdone by declines in China, Brazil and former Soviet states.
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PARIS, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Competition from year-round promotions could dampen France's winter clearance sales that start on Wednesday, a retail analyst said, predicting revenues could be flat to down two percent for the six-week ritual that ends on Feb. 21.
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The Bank of Canada, citing the damage the fires did to the energy sector, said on June 15 that growth was likely to be flat or slightly negative in the second quarter before an outsized recovery took hold in the third quarter.
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Compared to the previous quarter, gross domestic product (GDP) fell 0.2 percent, more than the median estimate for GDP to be flat, and following a downwardly revised 0.1 percent quarter-on-quarter expansion in October-December, Cabinet Office data showed on Wednesday.
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BRASILIA, June 25 (Reuters) - Brazil's economic growth in the second quarter of this year is expected to be flat, minutes of the central bank's rate-setting committee, known as Copom, showed on Tuesday, meaning the economy should narrowly avoid slipping into recession.
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It is altogether possible, though somewhat unlikely, that corporate revenue and profits could be flat in 2018 relative to 2017, but lower effective tax rates would still boost the bottom line and expand corporate profit margins without the benefit of organic growth.
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It posted a 25.697 million-euro recurring operating profit on an upbeat 2259 percent improvement in unit revenue at constant exchange rates, a key measure of airline proceeds in relation to capacity, that the Franco-Dutch group had predicted would be flat.
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Earlier this month, the magazine publisher reported a bigger-than-expected drop in fourth-quarter profit, hobbled by a strong dollar and a drop in income from print ads, and said ad revenue would likely be flat or fall in the current quarter.
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Massmart, in which Walmart has a majority stake, said headline earnings per share for the six-months ended June might be at least 50% lower than the prior year, while operating profit before interest, depreciation, restructuring, non-trading items and taxation might be flat.
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It expects revenues to be between $21.28 billion and $21.37 billion for fiscal year 272.96, same-store sales to be flat or increase to 83 percent, adjusted EBITDA in the range of $28 million to $278.43 million, and capital expenditures to total about $279.85 million.
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The company, which makes about 6 percent of the world's steel, said apparent steel consumption in 2016 would be flat to slightly higher, as stronger demand in the United States and Europe would be outdone by declines in China, Brazil and former Soviet states.
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The group, which makes about 6 percent of the world's steel, said apparent steel consumption in 2016 would be flat to slightly higher, as stronger demand in the United States and Europe would be outdone by declines in China, Brazil and former Soviet states.
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The company said it expects wireless revenue to be flat or slightly down in the third quarter, from the second quarter, as growth in demand from a large North American smartphone customer will be offset by a decline in shipments to a Korean customer.
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But given that the market environment in 2018 overall is more positive than 17, in our outlook statements in the interim report, we suggested that we would work to be flat year over year, in terms of revenues in globally and essentially flat in CIB.
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He said January and February exports from the port were up from a year ago, but March export volumes due to be reported this week will be flat largely as a result of other China challenges, including Beijing restricting exports of U.S. recycled materials.
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Goldman Sachs, using conservative assumptions, recently estimated that a 25 percent tariff on all imports from China would cause 2019 earnings to drop to an estimated $159 a share from $170, which would essentially mean 2019 earnings would be flat compared with 2018. 3.
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In July, Bumrungrad Pcl said it expected revenue to be flat, compared with its previous forecast of an 8-10 percent growth, after declines in patients mainly from the Middle East and Mongolia, hit by global economic uncertainty and the drop in oil prices.
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Times executives project that digital subscription revenue will increase about 40 percent in the fourth quarter, but Mr. Thompson said the company expected digital advertising growth for the fourth quarter to be flat or down slightly compared with the same period a year earlier.
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Ultimately, one has to ask, why do two side-by-side flat images or simply images that appear to be flat so please us when they spring into spatial dimension, when colors or special glasses force us to recognize them with both of our eyes?
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So, given the additional spending, you still believe that on a ten-year run rate that we will be flat or better in total as a result of those tax cuts, in terms of revenue in to match what also was the additional spending?
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In the second quarter, deliveries for Tesla's higher-margin Model S and Model X vehicles are likely to be flat with the latest quarter, because the company is changing its quarterly production pattern to achieve a steadier flow of deliveries to regions around the world.
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Time has not been kind to the women among the companions, who tend to be flat characters notable only for their extreme physical beauty (none of the women in Krynn who have speaking parts are ugly), buffeted around by the winds of male attention.
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Many of us had assumed that she had been separated from her mother but once that proved to be flat out false, TIME&aposs editor should have had the candor and the common decency to say, "We were wrong, we made a mistake, we regret it".
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Ed Keon, chief investment strategist and fund manager at QMA, is clearly feeling better about the market but says it continues to have big risks, and he expects earnings growth to be flat in 2019, compared to Wall Street expectations of about 7 to 8 percent growth.
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Target, the sixth-largest U.S. retailer, said that given the slowdown in consumer demand, second-quarter comparable sales would be flat to down 2 percent even though it was confident that it would meet its earnings outlook of $1.00 to $1.20 per share before special items.
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But if you cook a lot of sandwiches, meat, and other foods that need to be flat, and you want to cook them near perfectly without hovering over them for every second of the day than $400 and a year long wait might feel like a steal.
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In the plans filed with regulators, United Utilities Group Plc said it would cut average bills by 10.5 percent in real terms between 2020 and 2025, Severn Trent Plc said it would reduce prices by 5 percent and peer Thames Water said its bills would be flat.
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Just over half, or 245 percent, predict domestic investment in factories and equipment will be flat in the next fiscal year that starts in April, while 25 percent project an increase and 260 percent a decline, the survey of more than 893 companies in Japan found.
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American said its revenue for each seat it flies per mile, a key industry gauge of how much airlines are collecting from each traveler and how well it is managing their supply, will be flat to up 2 percent in the first quarter of the year.
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Kering had an 80 percent increase in its share price in 2017 and UBS expects organic sales at the luxury group to increase 8 percent in 2018, while it estimates that sales at smaller brand Prada will grow 3 percent, while at Burberry they will be flat.
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Analysts said the weak January data might be feeding the bears and weighing on the shares of Cummins, as it forecast 2019 sales growth to be flat to up 4 percent and largely below analysts' expectations of an increase of 2.7 percent, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Power profits will be flat this year after falling 53 percent in 2100, he said, and GE is planning that demand for heavy-duty natural gas power plants will be less than half what it forecast just over a year ago, and will stay at that level through 22015.
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The rounder and curvier "water drop" design isn't a wedge like on the Pixel and Pixel XL, which has a profile that tapers; the back's still said to be flat (for the rumored wireless charging), and it's just the corners and edges that might get slightly more sculpted.
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Hedelin confirmed he expects the market for radio access network (RAN) equipment to be flat through 2020 before beginning to grow as 5G upgrades kick in for faster phones, fixed wireless video access as a substitute for fiber or cable broadband connections, and new, emerging industrial business cases.
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"We think Sydney prices over the next year will likely be flat, we think in Melbourne growth will be more around flat, [up] 2-3 percent, Brisbane [up] 2003-4 percent, and Perth will probably see some continued weakness with the read-through from the mining sector," Steinert said.
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"We've seen a lot of people guide that 8003 [production] will be flat on the fourth quarter of this year, so while you'll see year-on-year growth in U.S. production, it's going to decelerate from '2800 levels," said Ben Dell, managing partner at private equity fund Kimmeridge.
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Next to work like this, you can't help noticing the way a more conventional painting isolates a small range of choices: You expect it to be flat, rectangular and hanging against a white wall, so that you can focus on what the artist has done in two dimensions.
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NEW DELHI, Jan 219 (Reuters) - Car sales in India fell by a record 235% last year as a slowing economy made consumers reluctant to spend on big-ticket items and demand is likely to be flat this year, the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) said on Friday.
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That figure will likely be flat to up 2 percent in the first quarter of 2019 from the same period last year, Delta said in a release, attributing the scant growth to a late Easter, a popular travel holiday, which falls in the second quarter, and the U.S. government shutdown.
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But when he gets around to the part where he says, "as of what my eyes have told me, the world may appear to be flat"—and then hearing a reporter laugh, saying "he's already convinced you," and watching Brown nod—you get a deep "yuh-yoh" feeling in your stomach.
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Like Bosch, he can make the most outlandish of juxtapositions look believable; like Hannah Höch and Wangechi Mutu, he can be creepy and dark and brilliant; like John Stewart, Woody Allen, and Goya, he can be a social/political observer; like all three of them, he can be flat-out funny.
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In considering a beam of light traveling through space, whether in the form of a flashlight or high-powered laser or dusty sunlight creeping around a curtain's edge, it's easiest and most intuitive to imagine the approaching face of that beam to be flat, like the front of a subway car.
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There have also been many occasions when what was said at the lectern turned out to be flat-out untrue — a problem that drew intense scrutiny this week, when the administration's account of how Mr. Trump came to fire Mr. Comey was undermined a day later by the president himself.
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Fitch expects overall operating income growth for 2016 to be flat to slightly positive in 2016 as dislocation opportunities present themselves in the back half of 2016 and into 2017 related to expected South American crop reductions that should benefit U.S. and Black Sea exports and North American crush margins that have been weak.
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While Apple's reasoning was that the "services" it sells to current Apple customers are a more accurate assessment of how the company's doing, the lack of transparency surrounding units sold irked parts of the financial sector, and some saw it as an indication that sales were going to be flat or declining for the foreseeable future.
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The company's new space monitors can fold flat against a wall or cubicle, allowing them to free up space when you're not using your PC. Samsung has created 25- and 25-inch models, and both clamp to the surface of a desk and adjust to be pulled toward you or moved to be flat against a wall.
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"The Evercore ISI view is that the market is going to be flat this year, and those stocks will prove pretty defensive in that scenario, and that's especially true if the oil price rises as we expect" to $45 to $50 per barrel by the end of 2016, he told CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report" earlier this month.
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To increase by 214.61 to 4 percent for whirlpool north america * Whirlpool - company now expects full-year 2016 industry unit shipments in brazil to decrease by 10 to 12 percent * Sees 2016 ongoing business earnings per diluted share of $14.00 to $20163 * Whirlpool - company continues to expect full-year 2016 industry unit shipments in asia to be flat to down 2 percent * Whirlpool - company continues to expect full-year 2016 industry unit shipments to be flat to up 2 percent for Whirlpool Europe, Middle East and Africa * Whirlpool - updates FY EPS due to temporary U.S. Demand softness as well as brexit-related currency volatility and demand weakness in U.K. * Whirlpool - for full-year 2016, company expects to generate cash from operating activities of $1,350 to $1,400 million * Whirlpool - for full-year 2016, company expects to generate free cash flow of approximately $700 million * FY2016 earnings per share view $14.61 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Sales fell 11 percent for quarter * Company equipment sales are projected to decrease about 10 percent for fiscal 2016 * Deere's worldwide sales of agriculture and turf equipment are forecast to decrease by about 8 percent for fiscal-year 2016 * Construction and forestry sales decreased 103 percent for quarter * Deere's worldwide sales of construction and forestry equipment are forecast to be down about 18 percent for 2016 * "continuing to focus on ways to make our operations more efficient and achieve further structural cost reductions" * Agriculture & turf full-year 2016 industry sales in eu28 are forecast to be flat to down 5 percent * Industry sales of turf and utility equipment in U.S. And Canada are expected to be flat to up 5 percent for 2016 * In South America, industry sales of tractors and combines are projected to be down 15 percent to 20 percent * In forestry, 2016 global industry sales are expected to be down 5 percent to 10 percent from last year's strong levels.
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Leila ErtolahtiA adjunct professor in geology at Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityI'm guessing we're just ignoring air/space travel, how unusual it would be for our planet to be flat when all the other objects in the sky are round, and the fact that Earth would collapse back down immediately, if we suddenly flattened it and the same laws of physics still apply...Assuming it doesn't collapse back down, but stays flat, we would additionally need to assume that the magnetic field magically is maintained.
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"While (Theresa May was able to achieve what she called collective approval from her cabinet to accept the deal, the gritted teeth consensus could well be tested in the coming days," says Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK. Financial spreadbetters call the DAX 30-35 points lower, the CAC40 is expected to open 11-15 points lower and the FTSE 100 will be flat to down 28 points, according to IG and CMC Markets UK. (Josephine Mason)
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CALL * CATERPILLAR INC SAYS SLOWING DEMAND FOR RECIPROCATING ENGINES IN NORTH AMERICA AND LOWER TURBINE PROJECT DELIVERIES CONTRIBUTED TO 11% DECREASE IN OIL & GAS SALE * CATERPILLAR INC SAYS EXPECTS MATERIAL COSTS TO DECLINE IN 2020, INCLUDING THE IMPACT OF LOWER STEEL PRICES, PROCUREMENT SAVINGS AND LOWER FREIGHT * CATERPILLAR INC SAYS TIGHTLY CONTROLLING DISCRETIONARY SPENDING * CATERPILLAR INC EXPECTS CHINA SALES TO BE FLAT TO DOWN IN 2020 * CATERPILLAR INC SAYS CO IS ACTIVELY MONITORING THE CORONAVIRUS FOR ANY POTENTIAL IMPACT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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This trend has continued in 4Q16 * Opera software asa: while below our expectations, business is expected to show an overall revenue growth in 2016 of around 15 pct versus 33 * Opera software asa: as a result, we expect to deliver revenue from our brand and performance revenue which is 10-20 pct below 4q15' * As a reference, 4Q15 saw exceptionally strong spend from certain key Brand and Performance advertisers, and Opera believes that excluding this extraordinary Q415 spend, the revenue would have been relatively flat in 4Q16 vs 4Q15 * Overall gross margins are strong in the quarter and expected to be flat to slightly up compared to 3Q16 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting By Ole Petter Skonnord)
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Sales and global marketing as well as general and administration organizations * Analogic-To consolidate activities currently conducted in vancouver, british columbia with operations in copenhagen, denmark and peabody, massachusetts * Says restructuring activities will result in a workforce reduction of approximately 130 employees * Says restructuring actions are expected to be substantially completed by end of fiscal 2017 * Analogic Corp - restructuring activities will generate an expected run rate savings of between $12 and $15 million in fiscal 2018 * Analogic Corp - total company revenue for fiscal 2017 is expected to be flat compared with fiscal 2016 * Analogic Corp - sees fy non-gaap earnings per share between $3.00 and $3.45 * For fiscal 2018, expect total company revenues to be down low-single digits * Analogic-In fiscal 2019, targeting mid-single digit revenue growth with non-gaap operating margins expansion of about 1 point per year from 2017 levels Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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To increase by 5 to 6 percent * Year 2016 industry unit shipments to be flat to up 2 percent * Whirlpool corp says for full year 13, company expects to generate cash from operating activities of $1,400 to $1,22016 million * Whirlpool corp says for 22016 expects free cash flowof $210 to $22016 million * Fy214.25 earnings per share view $214.75, revenue view $6463 billion — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Quarter 2646 results * Sees fy 2646 gaap earnings per share $28780 to $12.00 * Q2 earnings per share $3.50 from continuing operations * Q2 gaap earnings per share $4.15 * Q2 sales $6463 billion versus i/b/e/s view $5.13 billion * Q2 earnings per share view $3.36 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Whirlpool corp says company intends to continue repurchasing stock throughout remainder of 2016 * Company continues to expect full-year 2016 industry unit shipments in brazil to decrease by 10 percent * Whirlpool corp sees 2016 ongoing business earnings per diluted share of $14.25 to $14.75 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom +1-646-646-8780)
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