We are not seeing aggressive leveraging up of balance sheets to buy back stock — most are not issuing debt to buy back stock.
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As part of its previously announced $5 billion share buy back programme from 2018 to 2020, Total said it plans to buy back $1.5 billion of shares in this year.
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He couldn't just buy back in the way they could.
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Magna also announced plans to buy back 35.8 million shares.
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They predicted Starbucks would use that to buy back shares.
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The rebounding dinar prompted investors to buy back Bahraini debt.
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In turn, their ability to buy back stock is diminished.
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Another option is for L'Oréal to buy back the shares.
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Mr. Hans wanted the Rosenbergs to buy back the pastel.
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Volkswagen also continues to offer to buy back the vehicles.
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This was about trying to buy back the Sanders supporters.
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The company will use the money to buy back shares.
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He just said, "Is it hard to buy back the shares-" WARREN BUFFETT: It's hard to buy-- it's harder to buy back Berkshire shares than, say, Bank of America-- is buying back their shares.
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Buffett has said Berkshire would buy back stock at that level.
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Is Wall Street's eagerness to buy back its own stock cooling?
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When investors reverse those risky bets, they buy back those currencies.
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Signet said it would use the proceeds to buy back shares.
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The furious race to buy back short positions sent prices higher.
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Weapons buy-back programs have been successful in reducing mass shootings.
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They banned assault weapons and instituted a massive "buy-back" program.
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That's not going to buy back the land that you lost.
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The company expects to buy back more shares during fiscal 2020.
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The company also announced a new $1 billion share buy-back.
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When investors reverse those risky bets, they buy back the currencies.
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It also plans to buy back approximately $2 billion in shares.
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The bank also plans to launch a share buy-back programme.
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Quick: So why in the world do you buy back in now?
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Being able to buy back the farm your family lost years ago.
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Instead he would look to buy back debt when prices drop. Fine.
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I think, depending on where interest rates are, you can buy back.
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Companies used their newfound largesse to buy back shares of their stock.
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It also expects to buy back 400 million euros worth of shares.
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Kering said it is to buy back about 0.5% of oustanding shares.
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Both of them are able to buy back huge quantities of stock.
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Companies can continue to buy back stock even during a blackout period.
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Swimming in cash, Apple launched another share buy-back plan, worth $100bn.
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Crown completed a $500 million on-market share buy-back in June.
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Sometimes, people who buy back their time are seen as showing off.
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Micron also said it would buy back $10 billion of its shares.
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It also said it would buy back 100 million pounds in shares.
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Yahoo Japan will then buy back 220 billion of stock from SoftBank.
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They also want to use the money to buy back their land.
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This might include things like programs to buy back old fishing licenses.
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VW has also offered to buy back about 500,000 polluting U.S. vehicles.
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HSBC also announced plans to buy back $1 billion worth of shares.
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Dell votes to buy back VMware tracking stock and go public again
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Picard wants me to buy back into that old Star Trek dream.
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Lilly has approved a plan to buy back $8 billion in stock.
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The company also said it would buy back $1 billion in shares.
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But over time I really would prefer not to buy back stock.
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In April, it unveiled plans to buy back $100 billion in stock.
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So far this summer, recent deals between big activist investors and corporate targets include PulteGroup's decision to buy back $1 billion in shares in July, and American International Group's $3 billion move this month to buy back more stock.
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Cemex, which has been selling assets to cut debt, announced an offer to buy back up to $400 million in debt in April, but had said it would not buy back more than $150 million of the 2022 debt.
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A lot of those companies mostly used that money to buy back stock.
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BECKY QUICK: So why in the world do you buy back in now?
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You generally see the rule 'sell everything in May, buy back in September.
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In a buy-back, investors receive cash for a proportion of their holdings.
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Spotify, a music-streaming service, announced a $1bn buy-back of its own.
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Some companies, such as Apple, frequently buy back some of its own shares.
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It also gives them an assurance that it will buy back their produce.
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The company also said it would buy back $2 billion of its stock.
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Or I'm going to go in, take the money, and buy back stock.
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They could take that money and, instead of reinvesting it, buy back stock.
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I understand they had some interesting buy-back tactics and were very aggressive.
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To counterbalance, China turned to its foreign exchange reserves to buy back yuan.
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Toshiba also plans to buy back up to 40% of its own shares.
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Apple plans to buy back $100 billion in shares, the company announced Tuesday.
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It said it has considered using those shares to buy back its debt.
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Treasury to buy back following four bonds: CTZ zero-coupon bond due Nov.
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THEY BORROWED $1.5 BILLION TO BUY BACK STOCK, THEY SPENT HALF THAT MONEY.
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Buffett also supported Apple's plan to buy back more of its own shares.
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Alibaba itself will buy back about $2 billion worth of shares from SoftBank.
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So first of all, you buy back Charles Schwab from Bank of America.
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Ealier the central bank offered to buy back bonds worth 10 billion zloty.
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It also was required to buy back 600,000 diesel vehicles from American consumers.
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Mr. Smead said it made sense for Mr. Buffett to buy back stock.
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It also announced that it would buy back up to 79.7 million shares.
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The city ought to buy back our medallion loans and cancel our debt.
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The Terms • Goldman Sachs will provide $300 million financing to buy back stock.
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"Funds have been pushed to buy back their short positions," consultancy Agritel said.
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And they have an authorization to buy back another 16% on the books.
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That includes a years-long plan to fix or buy back U.S. vehicles.
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First Hawaiian will also buy back $81.8 million worth of its own shares.
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"In essence, it's, 'You will need to buy back my love,'" Niblett said.
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Chipotle also announced that it would spend $100 million to buy back shares.
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Palo Alto also said it would buy back up to $500 million in shares.
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Sharp gains in U.S. bond yields also prompted buy-back in the battered dollar.
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The beleaguered carmaker is facing a $9 billion buy back of its diesel vehicles.
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Microchip plans to buy back the shares it issues in the transaction with Atmel.
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If so, now is a great time for bank executives to buy back stock.
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Unfortunately, companies don't provide much color on how they decide to buy back stock.
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Companies are opting to buy back stock rather than up dividends for tax reasons.
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It has commenced a share buy-back programme for the first time since 2014.
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But the company simultaneously said it would buy back $214.06 billion of its stock.
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But if you're working hard, you should be able to buy back your time.
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Theranos will instead buy back his shares for $1, according to the Journal's sources.
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What's more, the company has set aside $100 billion for stock buy-back purposes.
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Why else would Lam try to buy back a quarter of its share count?
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Based on Wednesday's closing share price, this implies a buy back worth US$265m.
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It's simply the Street refinancing the debt they're using to buy back their stock.
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The company had announced that it would buy back 247.52 percent of its shares.
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Short sellers may have to buy back the bonds at a prohibitively high price.
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They'll use it to buy back stock and jazz up numbers through financial engineering.
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AND AS THE FUNDAMENTALS DETERIORATE, THERE'S ONLY SO MUCH STOCK THEY CAN BUY BACK.
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Warren Buffett fully supports Apple's plan to buy back more of its own shares.
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Lingnan then demanded to buy back its GZL shares at the original selling price.
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What surprised investors was the aggressive new $255 billion commitment to buy back shares.
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They're reducing debt, but at some point they'll make acquisitions, they'll buy back stock.
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Apple in early May said it would buy back $100 billion of its shares.
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Chevron said it would use the $1 billion breakup fee to buy back shares.
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TODD: Senator Booker, you have a federal government buy back program in your plan.
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As it happens, the Yankees are in negotiations to buy back the YES network.
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Oracle also said it plans to buy back an additional $15 billion in stock.
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Oracle also said it plans to buy back an additional $15 billion in stock.
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And the grocer told investors that it would buy back $1.25 billion in shares.
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Instead, they plan to use them to increase dividends and buy back company stock.
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The obvious solutions to excess cash are to boost dividends or buy back shares.
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It also announced plans to buy back 1 billion crowns ($161 million) of shares.
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Micron plans to buy back $10 billion of its own stock sometime this year.
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Ubisoft will buy back slightly more than 9 million shares (8.1% of its capital).
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The Italian Treasury said on Wednesday it would buy back four bonds on Friday.
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After spending time with Culp, Langone said he was persuaded to buy back in.
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There is, however, no national data on how many cars the makers buy back.
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All except Banco BPM have offered to buy back diamonds at the purchase price.
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Goldman Sachs will also buy back shares, but it did not release an amount.
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And today, ready-to-wear label Proenza Schouler announced its own buy-back plan: The New York-based brand is set to buy back the company in its entirety from its equity firm investor Castanea Partners and a group of private investors.
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First, it will buy back a home if the new owner is unhappy with it.
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HSBC rose 1.9 percent as the lender announced a $2.5 billion share buy-back scheme.
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"If Plan b is to buy back our own shares, shareholders should feel very comfortable."
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The company also said it will buy back shares worth up to 105 billion rupees.
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Many firms in America have issued lots of bonds to buy back their own shares.
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KEVIN JOHNSON: Well first of all, we continue to buy back our stocks aggressively today.
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TO) recent offer with partners to buy back a frequent flyer program from Aimia (AIM.
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BUFFETT SAYS SIZE OF CASH HOLDINGS DOES NOT DETERMINE BERKSHIRE'S WILLINGNESS TO BUY BACK SHARES
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In many cases, they are even borrowing money they don't need to buy back stocks.
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In February, it said it would buy back up to 150 million euros of them.
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Mediaset Espana Comunicacion said on Friday decided to end buy-back program of own shares.
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In order to buy back their own stock, companies borrow money as a funding strategy.
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On Thursday, Allianz announced plans to buy back up to 1.5 billion euros in shares.
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Known as net metering, the buy-back policy is critical to making residential solar affordable.
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On Thursday, Allianz announced plans to buy back up to 1.5 billion euros in shares.
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It's possible that the man was trying to buy back some fouls for Game 7.
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EFFECTIVELY, THEY'D BE ABLE TO BUY BACK THE ENTIRE COMPANY WITHIN JUST A FEW YEARS.
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It said it intends to buy back a minimum of $50 million worth of bonds.
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Some U.S. regulators and lawmakers have said VW may have to buy back older models.
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Austria has said the province of Carinthia faces insolvency if the buy-back deal fails.
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Let 'em pay off their loans or buy back those hoverboards that Amazon took away.
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The company also plans to buy back $2 billion-$2.5 billion of shares this year.
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Gonzalez also said Cemex plans to propose a share buy-back fund worth $500 million.
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When it does, you're going to buy back Plan A at a much higher price.
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That could further fuel speculation that Mr. Denton himself would try to buy back Gawker.
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Enel's shareholders have approves a share buy back programme of up to 2300 billion euros.
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Because of the peso's volatility, the bank decided to buy back some of the assets.
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After the vote, I tried to buy back the investor's stake in Spinner but failed.
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The Japanese company plans to buy back and cancel 200,000 class A shares, it said.
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If McCoy opts out, his buy-back price could climb as high as $7 million.
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Litt has been pushing FelCor to buy back shares, reduce debt and consider selling itself.
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Kubiak ruled out a share buy-back to compensate investors for 2018's lower dividend.
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Proceeds from the sales could be used to pay down debt and buy back shares.
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In an attempt to enhance shareholder value, LPL increased its debt to buy back shares.
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GM's buy-back spending was $2.5 billion last year and $16.8 billion over five years.
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The new authorization brings the total that Cisco can buy back to about $21.4 billion.
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We want to make sure that we buy back the stock at the right time.
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One is to buy back stock, which lifts share prices and, by extension, executive compensation.
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It won't happen right away, and you'll have to build and buy back your debt.
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Carrier Trade-Ins: Your service provider probably has a buy-back program of some sort.
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It could involve a push to get a firm to buy back its own shares.
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Italy's Treasury said on Tuesday it would buy back four government bond on October 2300.
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He suggested that the company would buy back stock to counteract bearish analysts and traders.
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What they want to do is, sort of, buy back some of the balance sheet.
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Buffett said it's difficult for Berkshire Hathaway to buy back large numbers of its shares.
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The buy-back tax has been lifted for some firms, but the dividend tax remains.
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She prefers the company instead to use any funds to buy back its own shares.
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He later confirmed the accounts and has been trying to buy back the film's rights.
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Rising net rental income, reduced debt and completion of a share buy-back programme boosted profits last year, the company said, leading to a 7.1 percent increase in the dividend to 2.10 euros per share and a new 400 million euro share buy-back.
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MEDIASET SAYS ANNOUNCES DIVIDEND OF 100 MLN EUROS AND BUY-BACK UP TO 280 MLN EUROS
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Harbour Energy's offer to buy back senior notes had temporarily put a floor under bond prices.
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In addition, the company said it would buy back up to $1 billion worth of shares.
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They don't pay dividends, they don't buy back shares, and they don't always make a profit.
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The bank also approved a share buy-back scheme for 3 percent of its share capital.
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I paid a friend to go meet the thief and buy back a cheap power conditioner.
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Volkswagen officials have indicated that the company might buy back some cars in the United States.
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The company also said it expected to buy back about $2 billion in stock this year.
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Under a proposed buy-back scheme, owners will receive "fair" compensation for handing in their weapons.
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With prices down, corporations can buy back more stock, and they may even get more aggressive.
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Does it buy back in at IPO, thus validating the concept of pre-IPO optionality investing?
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In a buy-back a firm acquires its own stock to return cash to its shareholders.
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A fifth of buy-back activity was by ten big spenders, including Apple, Microsoft and Exxon.
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It intends to use the proceeds from the deal to accelerate its share buy-back programme.
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BANK OF CANADA TO BUY BACK AMOUNT FROM UP TO 9 OUTSTANDING BONDS ON JULY 23
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Samsung also said it plans to buy back 9.3 trillion won worth of shares this year.
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Dell announced it has agreed to buy back the VMware tracking stock from the EMC acquisition.
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The company, formerly known as Wolseley, also said it would buy back shares worth $500 million.
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It argues equal rates would remove companies' incentives to buy back stock in the first place.
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Promising funding to buy back Tesla shares and take the company private, then rescinding the promise?
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However, Cemex noted it would not buy back more than $150 million of the 2022 debt.
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Apple launched a $12 billion sale of bonds to help fund its share buy-back programme.
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Some might capitalise on volatility to push prices slightly lower and buy back after the dip.
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Australian miner South32 said Monday morning that it would buy back $500 million of its shares.
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Indicated 1 percent higher The company announced plans to buy back up to 13 million shares.
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The automaker has said it will buy back up to $9 billion in shares through 2017.
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The deal is being run in conjunction with a buy back of Slovenia's US dollar bonds.
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Creditors rejected Carinthia's offer to buy back bonds for less than their face value in March.
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It will continue its attractive dividend policy and will buy back a further one million shares.
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To start with, Iliad will spend 1.4 billion euros to buy back 20% of its shares.
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Investors also stand to benefit as Exxon potentially begins to buy back the stock from shareholders.
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They also make it easier for companies to borrow money to buy back their own stock.
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Staples said last week it expects to buy back shares worth about $100 million in 2016.
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But there's one simple sign: Companies report how much stock they buy back, usually each quarter.
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Hilton Grand has an option to buy back up to 4.34 million shares owned by HNA.
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Berkshire Hathaway changed its rules yesterday to let Mr. Buffett buy back more of its stock.
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"Who gives $30 to $50 billion to buy back the shares?" asked NordLB analyst Frank Schwope.
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Some companies including Apple used their tax windfall to buy back shares on a massive scale.
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KLOBUCHAR: You would give them the offer to buy back their gun, but I'll say this.
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When companies buy back shares, they cut the number of shares outstanding, raising earnings per share.
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The holding company then used the proceeds to buy back its own shares from the government.
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FANG has a massive net cash position and will buy back stock with unlocked overseas earnings.
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YOU INCREASED THE BUY BACK TO $73 BILLION, A $25 BILLION INCREASE, YOU INCREASED THE DIVIDEND.
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The deal would also give Sinclair the option to buy back the station after eight years.
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One is you can buy back stock, which is almost never heard of in our world.
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Companies buy back stock as a way to use excess cash and return money to shareholders.
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The bank said it plans to buy back the additional shares it will issue from the market.
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That money could be used, among other things, to increase the company's dividend or buy back shares.
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Marvell said it intends to buy back about $500 million of shares over the next 12 months.
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The math of borrowing in bond markets to buy back shares will get a lot less pretty.
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It needs to pay out more and buy back more stock if it wants to trade higher.
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VW has agreed to spend up to $10.033 billion to buy back the vehicles and compensate owners.
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And it's looking very much as though GE won't have the wherewithal to buy back the stock.
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We expect financial leverage to decline marginally by end-2017, despite a GBP300 million share buy-back.
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They hoard cash, buy back their firms' shares and reinforce their positions by merging with former rivals.
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Upcoming, which Andy Baio was able to buy back and he's running it again, which is super.
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To make things more complicated, companies don't have to use 10b5-1 plans to buy back stock.
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The company also said it would buy back 300 billion yen worth of its shares through September.
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In March, we told you about Stella McCartney's plan to buy back parent company Kering's 50% share.
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No one builds factories or creates jobs, they just borrow money for free, and buy back stock.
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He has called for a ban on "military-style semiautomatic assault weapons" with a buy-back program.
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When prices were climbing earlier this year, big banks were recommending investors buy back into the sector.
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The automaker also said it would buy back its own shares worth up to 250 billion yen.
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BANK OF CANADA TO BUY BACK UP TO C$500 MLN IN CASH MANAGEMENT BOND REPURCHASE OPERATION
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SeaWorld said it expects to use the money to buy back shares during the rest of 2016.
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Volkswagen has rejected a proposal that carmakers should buy back older diesel vehicles, the person further said.
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And as they issue CDRs, firms might buy back ADRs to keep their overall share count steady.
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"The placement is to be offset by Covestro's share buy-back," said Raymond James analyst Patrick Lambert.
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The company also plans a further on-market share buy-back of up to 29.3 million shares.
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Michael Kors also said on Wednesday that it would buy back up to $1 billion in shares.
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The company confirmed the buy-back price of $120 per share for a total of $23.9 billion.
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Germany's Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper last week said VW may need to buy back around 115,000 U.S. vehicles.
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Germany's Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper last week said VW may need to buy back around 115,000 U.S. vehicles.
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You do buy back some stock, but only a third as much as you distributed in dividends.
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When markets sour and traders become risk averse, they unwind those trades and buy back the currency.
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The story in the public that you are all trying to buy back shares should be revised.
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But so do tales of Volkswagen offering to buy back tainted diesel cars from disgruntled American owners.
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Activist investors like Blue Harbour have called on many chief executives to buy back their own stock.
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Sanders has also called for putting certain conditions on companies before they buy back their own shares.
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The company said it would initiate a 12-month share buy-back program of 4.5 billion crowns.
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And last month, Hulu announced that it would buy back AT&T's 9.3% stake for $1.43 billion.
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Companies can quietly trim their buy-back programmes; a dividend cut is a public sign of trouble.
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In times of market stress, investors typically sell those riskier assets and buy back the Japanese currency.
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The online fashion retailer's management said it completed a share buy-back programme worth 50 million euros.
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Kroger said it plans to use proceeds from the sale to buy back shares and lower debt.
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These types of activist investors often want management to sell divisions, buy back shares or overhaul boards.
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The sudden jump forced traders who had bet against the cryptocurrency to buy back into the market.
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Wirecard said it would seek to buy back up to 200 million euros worth of own shares.
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Valorem shares were removed from trading on Wednesday pending a public buy-back offer from the company.
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Last month, VW also agreed to fix or buy back 80,000 polluting 3.0-liter diesel vehicles sold.
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The company is also planning to buy back 2628-liter diesel vehicles that include the emissions software.
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The shares, which TMK is going to buy back, are likely to be canceled then, he added.
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Under our assumptions for 2016, on a standalone basis we include a further EUR1bn share buy-back.
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The company told investors last Friday that it would buy back shares worth up to $50 million.
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That included up to $10.033 billion to buy back as many as 475,000 polluting 2.0-liter vehicles.
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That rise would also force short sellers to cover, or buy back shares, resulting in further gains.
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Gap also on Thursday said it plans to buy back about $200 million of its own stock.
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Last year, Alphabet said it would buy back as many as $5,099,2653,513.59 of its Class C shares.
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"I want to buy back the land but they won't let me," Limei says, her voice quavering.
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A bigger lift would come if the Fed allowed Mr. Gorman's company to buy back more stock.
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S) as its least preferred stock and said its second buy-back was unlikely, with Lancashire (LRE.
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Under the terms of the deal, Chobani can buy back about half of Hoopp's equity over time.
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Under its majority investor and chief executive, Edward S. Lampert, Sears borrowed heavily to buy back shares.
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IF YOU AND CHARLIE LOOK AT IT -- YOU AND CHARLIE MUNGER – AGREE BACK YOU'LL BUY BACK STOCK.
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The shares, which TMK is going to buy back, are likely to be canceled then, he added.
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Apple on Tuesday said it was going to buy back another $100 billion of its own stock.
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DAVID FABER: There's always that discount and you guys continue to buy back shares of the tracker.
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As we saw in the city great buy-back, now is a good time to be investing.
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Raven also said it would buy back between 17 and 34 million shares from Invesco Asset Management.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want to limit companies' ability to buy back their shares.
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Amazon.com said Wednesday it may buy back up to $5 billion in stock over the coming years.
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Then her family had to buy back the ring, because otherwise it could be gone for good.
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The fair value rule allowed banks to reflect such gains in their earnings even if they did not buy back any bonds But the conceptual flaw in the rule was that a stressed bank might not have the cash to buy back large amounts of its own debt.
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The rule then assumed that the bank could, in theory, buy back those distressed bonds at a discount.
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Dialog also announced plans to buy back 10 percent of its outstanding shares following it third quarter results.
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P&G said it plans to buy back as much as $5 billion in stock this fiscal year.
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Casino said its franchise contracts do not force it to buy back underperforming franchise stores as Bernstein implied.
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Bank, managers, analysts, and the press strongly believe that banks should buy back large amounts of company stock.
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Berkshire Hathaway does when it buys stocks of companies that pay hefty dividends and buy back their shares.
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In December, VW said it had agreed to buy back 23.0,475.3 vehicles and expected to fix another 13,21.
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After that, Shah attempted to buy back the mugs, this time with the owners naming their own price.
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The settlement, announced in June, centers around the largest-ever automotive buy-back offer in the United States.
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They can actually continue to buy back shares and do things that will certainly boost the return profile.
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But theory suggests investors should gain from a share buy-back even if they do not take part.
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The reason blackout periods exist at all is because corporate executives as well as corporations buy back stock.
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Separately, the company announced it will buy back $27 billion in stock from a third party financial institution.
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But this week's market decline is happening during a time when most companies do not buy back stock.
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And that is why Cramer says management teams took matters into their own hands to buy back stock.
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In June, banks also got approval to buy back shares, which Mosby said adds to their value proposition.
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The combined company will also buy back around 30 million shares in both 2018 and 2019, Bassham added.
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Instead, large companies are using the cash to buy back a portion of its own shares, he said.
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The FCC noted that Sinclair would have an opportunity to buy back the station at a later date.
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The reinsurer also announced that it would buy back up to 1 billion euros in its own shares.
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Its share price rebounded on reports that it would buy back several billion euros worth of its debt.
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Whenever a call was escalated to my office, I would immediately offer to buy back the customer's machine.
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The news media reporting that all our entrepreneurs are looking to buy back their equity is utterly misleading.
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AND IN ALL LIKELIHOOD, WE WILL USE THE VAST MAJORITY OF THAT TO BUY BACK SHARES AS WELL.
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It agreed last year to spend up to $10.03 billion to buy back the polluting 2.0-liter vehicles.
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A Goat spokesperson said the company doesn't guarantee results or promise to buy back scooters if it flops.
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Qualcomm rose 3.9 percent after the chipmaker said it would buy back about $16 billion of its stock.
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Cramer: Hope for biotech in the blast zone Meanwhile, these companies buy back stock and raise the dividends.
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The company is also planning to buy back 3-liter diesel vehicles that include the defeat device software.
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It's folly to think we will see an Australia-style gun ban and nationwide buy-back of guns.
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It's also likely that Apple will use its repatriated funds to buy back shares and raise its dividend.
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RSA's operating performance improved in 2016, although these improvements were offset by restructuring and debt buy-back costs.
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The plan is in addition to 9 million shares it can still buy back from a 2015 authorization.
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The super-cheap debt helped companies issue record amounts of debt, which they used to buy back stock.
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It is not clear whether VW will be allowed to resell vehicles they buy back, the source said.
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It says it will use the proceeds of the sale to buy back stock and pursue other investments.
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Pulte, a $7 billion home builder, will also cut investment in new land and buy back more shares.
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But "tax reform will allow companies to buy back their own stock" is not a great sales pitch.
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That's because China started using those reserves to buy back yuan in order to support the currency's price.
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Hill was able to raise enough backing to buy back the club from Marler, but not the ground.
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Ford's lower stock price could also be due to far lower buy-back spending than GM's, analysts said.
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Vice eventually offered to buy back options from people who were interested in unloading them, this person said.
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Final approval has been given to the agreement for Volkswagen to buy back or fix the affected cars.
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"I was prepared to spend $700,000 to buy back the watch for my own collection," Mr. Journe said.
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"Say they buy back €10m and pay €8m for it, there is a profit," the syndicate head said.
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Southwest said it expected to buy back $250 million in shares as part of an accelerated repurchase program.
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Corporations will, instead, buy back their own stock, pay down debt and buy or merge with other companies.
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But executives said the company would not buy back stock with tax policy so up in the air.
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BECKY QUICK: Would you I mean, you've been very clear about what price you would buy back shares.
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The buy-back will start on February 25 and end on June 12, the company reported on Monday.
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It will also buy back up to 300 million euros worth of shares from Philips in 2017-2018.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: If Bernie Sanders has his way they won't be able to buy back anymore stock.
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As a result, Milunovich believes the company could buy back $122 billion worth of its shares through 2019.
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"Once you buy back your business, you have a difficult but exciting road ahead of you," Fields said.
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Some companies also buy back shares tactically, with chief financial officers weighing in on changes in share prices.
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We were making good money, but also spending good money in an effort to buy back our time.
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From his half-built house, Joanna's father can see the rice fields they had hoped to buy back.
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It also authorized a new plan to buy back as much as $40 billion of its own stock.
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With $243 billion in the bank, Apple also has the power to buy back stock whenever it wants.
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Last week, the European Central Bank cut interest rates further and said it would buy back bonds indefinitely.
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Bump stock owners would get $150 for their devices -- so there was enough to buy back 1,000 devices.
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NMC Health separately said it would buy back up to $200 million worth of the company's ordinary shares.
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This summer, Berkshire lifted its restrictions on the price at which price Mr. Buffett could buy back shares.
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And last year American public companies shelled out about $800 billion just to buy back their own stock.
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If the city ever wants to buy back the land, it will cost city taxpayers up to $20173,784.
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In Thursday's letter to new chairman Shlomo Rodav, Elliott said that with the long overdue changes in governance achieved, it recommended acting quickly to appoint a new CEO, develop a coherent new business strategy and seek authorization to buy back shares and consider implementing a buy-back program when appropriate.
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American Express boosted its dividend to 22016 cents a share and will buy back $3.3 billion in common shares.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission established rules governing the conditions under which companies can buy back their own shares.
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MFE would pay 100 million euros in dividends and buy back up to 280 million euros in MEF shares.
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If successful, the bond buy-back would draw a line under Austria's worst financial disaster since World War Two.
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Murdoch exit: Theranos has reportedly agreed to buy back the stake Rupert Murdoch, the executive chairman of News Corp.
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Why don't you buy back more shares of Berkshire, especially when you have $4573 billion in cash on hand?
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Last month, BNL sought to buy back 13,791 shares at 11,229 rupees ($162.93) per share for about $3.5 million.
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The buy-back signals that Facebook considers its shares undervalued, says Mark Mahaney of RBC Capital, an investment bank.
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Rather than take the long view, they feel obliged to cut costs, massage quarterly profits and buy back shares.
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In addition to giving investors' return-on-equity a lift, a buy-back typically buoys a company's share price.
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Shareholders want to know whether Buffett sees any deals out there or will he buy back more Berkshire stock.
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JIM CRAMER: But then I went to the second letter that Icahn sent you about doing a buy back.
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Consumer staples stocks also have steady cash flow, Rosenbluth said, so they can grow dividends or buy back shares.
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VW could also face billions in additional costs if it is forced to buy back the 3.0 liter vehicles.
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It prompted Toll to buy back 7 percent of its stock in the first three quarters of the year.
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Under the deal, VW will buy back or fix 220,2000 of the 22009-liter diesels and fix another 22012,27.
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The funds, if raised, will be partially used to finance a buy- back of Polyus shares on the market.
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A quarter of NMDC's 12-member board did not want the buy-back to go through, the source said.
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Did you buy back what you sold because all of a sudden you thought Hillary would win the election?
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The bank might not even have the cash to buy back its own debt even if it wanted to.
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The company also said it would launch a share buy-back program worth 10 billion Danish crowns ($1.50 billion).
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VW will offer to either buy back or fix the vehicles, though that fix has yet to be approved.
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Investors short sell stocks by borrowing shares and selling them to buy back later, hopefully at a reduced price.
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Separately, Rocket announced a programme to buy back up to 5 million shares worth up to 100 million euros.
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Responding to the share fall, Glencore announced a buy back worth $1 billion in an effort to soothe investors.
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Science will use a portion of the returns to buy back the tokens in the event of a sale.
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If it does not, Qualcomm plans to use the cash dedicated to the deal for a share buy-back.
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He also said the bank has completed a $1 billion shares buy-back program that it announced in February.
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To counterbalance, China burned through $1 billion of its foreign exchange reserves since mid-2014 to buy back yuan.
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UBS also sees limited downside risk since Berkshire plans to buy back shares at 1.2 times their book value.
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It also said it would buy back up to 100 billion yen, or 1.52 percent, of its outstanding shares.
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Difficulties in Richemont's watches business were exacerbated by inventories at retailers, which forced the company to buy back stock.
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Deutsche Bank will buy back more than $5 billion in senior debt, it said in a statement on Friday.
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Proceeds of the sale may be used to buy back shares and reduce the group's share capital, it said.
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The government last week offered to buy back $1.8 billion of the debt, before sweetening its offer on Tuesday.
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The company agreed to buy back vehicles from consumers and provide funding that could benefit makers of cleaner technologies.
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It also said it would buy back up to 1.4 percent of its own shares worth 70 bln yen.
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The move forced traders who had bet against bitcoin to buy back into the market, or cover their shorts.
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Cheap corporate borrowing has allowed companies not only to borrow cash easily, but also buy back their own stock.
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The bank said it may buy back as many as 7.5 million preferred shares and 7.5 million common shares.
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If the banks flunk the stress tests, they don't get to distribute money to shareholders or buy back shares.
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Here's how he sees it playing out:"Everybody has been borrowing money to buy back their shares," Pal said.
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If they go to your alternative, which is that they issue dividends, or they buy back stock, guess what?
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N) offered on Wednesday to buy back the Canadian airline's previous Aeroplan frequent flyer program from Aimia Inc (AIM.
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Allianz this week announced it would buy back shares for up to 294.1 billion euros ($20.4 billion) this year.
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Of course, many of these bonds are simply financial engineering to buy back stock to increase earnings per share.
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And they buy back typically, 4, 5, 217% of their shares each year, which the home builders never do.
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Companies didn't use their tax breaks to invest more; mainly they used them to buy back their own stock.
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In the aftermath of that shooting, the Australian government introduced a program that offered to buy back people's guns.
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Instead, according to Bloomberg, you used a startling 96% of your cash flow to buy back your own stock.
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Companies holding cash can take advantage of lower corporate debt prices and buy back their bonds on the cheap.
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Berkshire reported $6.88 billion in operating profit during its third quarter, and used $928 million to buy back shares.
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Apple, for example, could buy back $1.4 billion worth of its stock in a single day without exceeding it.
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Rio Tinto, which said it would buy back an additional $2.5 billion worth of its shares, lost 0.7 percent.
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The company also said it would seek to buy back 5 billion euros, or about $5.3 billion, in stock.
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According to Mase, he recently offered to buy back the rights to his music from Combs for $2 million.
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The company's profits actually fell slightly, to $17.9 billion, but mostly because it spent money to buy back shares.
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SLS Management wants Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) to buy back shares after the teen apparel retailer failed to sell itself.
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Likewise, if shareholders do not approve changes, it could restrict MetLife's ability to pay dividends or buy back stock.
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Based on book value, Berkshire wouldn't be able to buy back shares at this level under the old policy.
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They've announced that they expect to buy back and pay a dividend of about $60 billion in three years.
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Still, in recent weeks, companies that typically buy back a lot of their shares have not outperformed the market.
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On Sunday, Mexico declined to further sweeten an offer to buy back almost a third of the airport bonds.
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Global miner Rio Tinto announced completion of a planned bond buy-back, reducing its gross debt by $2.5 billion.
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Other lawsuits targeted trustees that allegedly failed to monitor loan servicers or require banks to buy back defective loans.
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The local authorities can also buy back homes or expropriate them if they are left empty for three years.
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Indicated 21.53 percent higher The company said it planned to buy back 17,000 shares for an employee incentive programme.
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Even better for Wall Street, companies used their tax savings to buy back record amounts of their own stock.
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The company has authorized a plan to buy back an additional $12.5 billion worth of its shares, Porat said.
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That would be on top of the $30 billion it already spends each year to buy back its shares.
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Marathon's board also approved an additional $5 billion share buy back, but its shares were just over 1 percent lower.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that Dell was working with investment banks to add more cash to its buy back offer.
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Kors, whose shares have fallen nearly 16 percent this year, also said it would buy back $1 billion worth shares.
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Companies have used the windfall to buy back shares—reducing the amount of stock and superficially boosting earnings per share.
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When traders rush to cover shorts, or buy back shares, that leads to a short squeeze that sends shares higher.
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Nomura said it would buy back up to 1.8 percent of its stock for as much as 50 billion yen.
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I THINK I WAS SOMEWHAT HELPFUL IN GETTING THEM TO DO A MAJOR BUY BACK WHEN IT WAS MUCH LOWER.
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On the conference call, Goncalves suggested the company would buy back its shares if they continued to fall in value.
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At the same time, companies used their cash to buy back a record $1.1 trillion worth of their own shares.
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The company also posted half-year results and announced plans to buy back up to $200 mln worth of shares.
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From 2003 through 2012, S&P companies used 54 percent of their total earnings — $2.4 trillion — to buy back stock.
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That prompted investors to buy back dollars they had sold earlier this year on worries about Trump's protectionist trade policies.
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In a written statement, Swift's attorney Donald Passman refutes that Swift was given the opportunity to buy back her masters.
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The electric car company CEO blurted out on Twitter last week that he plans to buy back Tesla from shareholders.
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Why wouldn't they be able to actually buy back the stock in a tax-efficient manner and retire the shares?
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It plans to buy back and cancel additional shares in January 2017 with whatever excess free cash remains from 2016.
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Facebook will buy back up to $6 billion in stock, starting in the first quarter of 2017, SEC filings show.
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Dell originally went public in 1988 before taking the company private again in 2013 in a $24.4 billion buy-back.
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Difficulties in Richemont's watches business were exacerbated by inventories at retailers, which forced the company to buy back unsold watches.
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The shares were also supported by the company launching a share buy-back programme of 13 million euros ($453 million).
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However, they do not have to pay taxes until they buy back the stock to close out their short position.
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NS), asking it to buy back 25 percent of its shares from the government worth 32.5 billion rupees ($478 million).
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They invested €80 million in total to buy back the shares of some of the very early investors before ISAI.
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The group announced plans to buy back own shares worth up to 26.38 million euros for a stock option programme.
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He also said the government may ask Hindustan Zinc Ltd to either buy back shares or give a higher dividend.
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He said he didn't exclude the possibility of a share buy-back, although that would depend on the board's decision.
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Murphy Oil said the proceeds would be used to pay down debt, buy back shares, and to make possible acquisitions.
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It can pay back dividends or buy back shares, giving investors a chance to actualize a return on their investments.
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Other traders, who did not see any fresh trading catalysts, said they were forced to buy back the Japanese currency.
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VW has agreed to spend up to $10.03 billion to buy back as many as 475,000 polluting 2.0-liter vehicles.
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Samsung SDI also said on Thursday that it plans to buy back shares worth nearly 300 billion won ($60.07 million).
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The firm has offered a recall to adjust the dodgy software but is not planning compensation or a buy-back.
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In December, the company expects to buy back its headquarters building, at 620 Eighth Avenue in Manhattan, for $245 million.
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Baker Hughes plans to buy back stock and pay down debt, thanks to negotiating the largest cash breakup fee ever.
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Warren's plan would also boost federal funding to help tribal governments buy back land and hold it in federal trust.
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Facebook added on Wednesday it would buy back $9 billion more in shares, after initially announcing a $6 billion buyback.
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He pushed an aggressive buy-back programme to support the share price, which Mr Redstone was known to watch assiduously.
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On its share buy-back, the insurer has already spent 5 billion yuan to repurchase its Shanghai-listed A-shares.
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Investors are worried rising borrowing costs may slow the economy and hurt companies' ability to buy back their own stock.
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In fact, there is little evidence that companies buy back stock or pay dividends at the expense of new investment.
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In response, gas prices fell sharply between May and August to buy back some power burn from coal-fired generation.
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Allergan plans to buy back up to $10 billion in shares, shrink its debt load and fund research and development.
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Zagreb has said it wants to buy back INA shares from MOL, but a price has yet to be negotiated.
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Elsewhere in corporate news, Bloomberg reported that Bank of America plans to buy back an added $5 billion in stock.
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Volkswagen will pay at least $1.26 billion to fix or buy back nearly 80,000 polluting 3.0 liter diesel-engined vehicles.
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Meanwhile, the business elites, in order to "keep the game going," used corporate treasuries to buy back their own stock.
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Owners are likely to be given the option of having Volkswagen buy back their vehicles or, if possible, fix them.
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Sources told Reuters on Wednesday that VW would offer to buy back almost 500,000 diesel cars in the United States.
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Iberdrola to run buy-back programme of own shares for up to 135 million shares, representing 2.07 % of share capital.
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BOOST MOBILE FOUNDER SAYS HE IS WILLING TO PAY UP TO $2 BILLION TO BUY BACK COMPANY FROM SPRINT CORP
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That left investors free to buy back into a market that had its worst month in seven years in October.
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By and large, you're going to see a lot of these multinationals buy back shares to drive up the price.
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Vestas also launched a 2165 million euro ($2259 million) share buy-back scheme to run over the next four months.
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A trust on Monday said it would buy back up to $1.8 billion of debt issued to fund the project.
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Goldman Sachs said in August that U.S. companies are expected to buy back $1 trillion worth of shares in 2018.
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Plans to boost dividends and buy back more stock also show the group is serious about improving relations with shareholders.
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The company owed around $3.6 billion at the end of the year but was able to buy back some debt.
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When companies buy back their own shares at historically high valuations, they're speculating, just like an investor or hedge fund.
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Our rating case assumptions factor in Sodexo's return of EUR300m of cash to shareholders via share buy back in 2016.
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When Cyrela begins to generate free cash flow again, management will "preferably buy back shares or distribute dividends," Alencar said.
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Finally he said Berkshire will likely buy back "significant" amounts of stock in future years, causing book value to fall.
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"We don't compete with the big design houses who can buy back their great treasures at auction," Mr. Gabet said.
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Payment processor Mastercard Inc said on Monday it would buy back up to $4 billion of its class A shares.
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Guthy-Renker could buy back the stake, or a third party could come into the picture, leaving Proactiv's future uncertain.
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Pelosi and Schumer have called for sharp executive compensation *and* stock buy-back restrictions to be tied to that piece.
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Mills are only able to buy back contracts when provisions for that have been added to the agreements before signing.
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All proceeds will go to Naspers, which will use the funds to buy back shares over time, the company said.
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So what does Warren Buffett think about Apple's announcement that it plans to buy back $100 billion of its shares?
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Deals • HP plans to counter Xerox's hostile takeover bid with a plan to buy back $15 billion worth of stock.
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Under the agreement, the commercial bank agrees to buy back the security from the central bank at a later date.
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IRB also said it will buy back up to 41,898,920 shares, or 5% of its outstanding shares, by August 2021.
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Abercrombie & Fitch – Abercrombie is being called upon to buy back shares, after the teen apparel retailer failed to sell itself.
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The automaker also said it would buy back up to 1.65 percent of its own shares, worth 250 billion yen.
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The Fed agrees to buy back the securities either the next day, or at the end of a fixed term.
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Rocket Internet said it would buy back up to 10% of its share capital in an offer starting on Dec.
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Under the delivery procedure, a producer using the market as a hedge can buy back the contract or take delivery.
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The Reliance earnings, combined with Wipro Ltd's $1.71 billion share buy-back plan and upbeat results, helped lift investor optimism.
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Fitch estimates its projected payout ratio to be 110% if it fully executes its share buy-back plan this year.
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In March, Mindtree ditched a plan to buy back shares in a bid to counter L&T's hostile takeover approach.
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Citigroup announced that it will buy back $1.4 billion in stock and will increase its dividend to 16 cents a share.
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If the price of a barrel stays above $50, Repsol plans to speed up existing projects and buy back additional shares.
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The company said it planned to buy back 100 million shekels of its shares and 250 million shekel of its debt.
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"We knew this years ago when we saw companies issuing debt to buy back stock and pay out dividends," he said.
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The latter tactic can be a weakness, especially when users make it abundantly clear they'll immediately buy back their favorite account.
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However Glencore, which originally inherited the mine when it bought Xstrata, has a right to buy back a 65 percent stake.
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Analysts said that raises the prospect it will buy back more shares later this year due to its strong capital generation.
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The plaintiffs are asking that VW be ordered to buy back vehicles that don't meet emissions standards, and pay "significant" damages.
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On November 18th, to the surprise of many, Facebook announced that it would buy back up to $6bn of its shares.
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Japan's Transport Minister Keiichi Ishii said he wanted Mitsubishi Motors to possibly buy back the affected cars, according to Kyodo news.
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Volkswagen agreed last year to offer to buy back up to 475,000 U.S. diesel vehicles or offer fixes if regulators approved.
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Berkshire Hathaway revealed that it had repurchased $473m-worth of its shares in August, its first buy-back in six years.
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This looks like they continued to buy back stock right through their earnings period, again likely using a 10b5-1 plan.
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Higher stock prices make it more expensive for companies to buy back their shares, and lessens their incentive to do so.
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Typically, Volkswagen and its dealers are obligated to buy back leased cars when the leases — valued at about €290 billion — expire.
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UMC plans to buy back up to 200 million shares, it informed the Taiwan Stock Exchange in a statement on Wednesday.
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The company also increased its dividend by 10 percent, and said it would buy back an additional $1.493 billion in stock.
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All the while, many of the big banks are on track to buy back billions of dollars worth of their stock.
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Volkswagen has agreed to buy back 20,000 2009-2012 diesel vehicles and plans to fix 58,000 newer ones if regulators approve.
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It also said it would buy back up to 100 billion yen of its shares, or 1.52 percent of outstanding shares.
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If interest rates rise, that means higher interest rate expenses, it means an end to 'borrow cheap and buy back stocks.
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Much of the money raised by investment-grade corporates has been used to buy back shares and distribute dividends to investors.
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Wells Fargo raised its dividend to 51 cents a share from 45 cents and can buy back $23.1 billion in shares.
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Morgan Stanley hiked its dividend to 35 cents a share from 30 cents and can buy back $6 billion in stock.
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VW plans to spend up to $10 billion to buy back or repair vehicles, and pay owners up to $10,000 each.
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The company reached a separate settlement covering 80,000 3.0-liter diesels and agreed to buy back about 20,000 of those vehicles.
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Last week's interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve along with its hawkish statement have spurred speculators buy back dollars again.
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According to McDonald, more than 50% of the debt issuance in the past decade has been used to buy back stocks.
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Herbalife announced a $600m share buy-back, after disclosing that talks to take the food-nutrition firm private had fallen through.
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The company also said it will buy back 150 million shares once the current 500 million share buyback program is completed.
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S&P 212.7 companies are on track to buy back another $22017 billion of stock in 210.4, according to Goldman Sachs.
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Petrobras is also offering to buy back euro-denominated 3.25% 2019s at 105.125 if holders tender by the early bird date.
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Equity-friendly actions have also included an active share buy-back programme coming after FCF and weighing on net cash generation.
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Croatia said it wanted to buy back INA's shares from MOL which MOL accepted but said the price must be adequate.
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It will seek approval at the next annual meeting to buy back another 10 percent of the capital stock, it said.
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What they'll do is buy back stocks and dividends, which is great for the 50 percent of people who own stocks.
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The deal, which does not affect owners outside the US, earmarks nearly $15 billion to repair or buy back affected vehicles.
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Says to spend 6 billion baht to buy back 1,200 million shares, at 5 baht each, during June 1-10 period.
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"The improvement of shareholders' remuneration is likely through buy-back and some dividend increase in 2019," he said in a note.
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In December, VW said it had agreed to buy back 20,000 vehicles and expected to win approval to fix another 60,000.
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The results and potential buy-back show how the restructuring by Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier is starting to pay off.
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It's already purchased 29.75 percent of its outstanding shares since 2012, but Zino thinks it could buy back $150 billion more.
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The banks will probably be allowed to increase their dividends and buy back stock as part of their annual capital plans.
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San Francisco-based Marcato has urged Deckers to sell off pieces of the company, buy back shares and overhaul executive compensation.
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We need to reward long-term investment in pipeline and innovation while reducing and balancing the incentives to buy back stock.
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These measures allow companies to borrow money at a cheaper rate so they can grow their businesses or buy back stock.
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A sell-off would enable either Venezuela or its foreign patrons, primarily Russia and China, to buy back the obligations cheaply.
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As part of the deal, JTI said in a statement that Ploom would buy back JTI's minority stake in the startup.
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BlackBerry also announced Friday it would buy back up to 31 million shares, or 6.4 percent of its outstanding public float.
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Asked what they would do with the repatriated funds, 29.2 percent say they would buy back stock, the most popular response.
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On 20 January, Carinthia offered to buy back a portion og the debt instruments guaranteed by the province from HETA's creditors.
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As the market rises, many of those investors are forced to buy back those shares in hopes of avoiding future losses.
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The settlement includes offers to buy back nearly 500,000polluting U.S. vehicles and pay an average compensation to owners of around $5,000.
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After passing the Federal Reserve stress tests last June, several big banks announced plans to buy back more of their stock.
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The company also offered on Wednesday to buy back about $500 million worth of bonds due in 2020, 2021 and 2024.
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Sources told Reuters last week that InterRAO was in talks with Rushydro to buy back around 5 percent of its shares.
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Some major companies have issued debt against their foreign cash to buy back stock or pay out bigger dividends, said Ader.
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" Procter & Gamble: "Procter and Gamble's a great American company with a terrific buy back and unbelievable management by [CEO] David Taylor.
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Corporations, already awash with cash, will most likely use most of the tax cut to buy back shares or distribute dividends.
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The Photoshop maker also said it would buy back up to $8 billion in common stock through its fiscal year 2021.
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Companies used cheap debt to buy back stock to reduce their shares outstanding and boost stock prices and earnings per share.
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For instance, choosing to buy back shares can boost shareholder returns in the short-term because it raises earnings per share.
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The rest of the proceeds would be brought back into South Africa and possibly used to buy back shares, he added.
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Total added that it will continue to buy back shares issued as scrip dividend when prices were down, to eliminate dilution.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that ANZ said it would buy back up to A$1.5 billion shares.
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The remaining funds will be used to pay off debt, buy back bonds and improve cash flow, according to the company.
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Not only are you not getting paid while you research, but your time is the only thing you can't buy back.
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"I'm looking at these big dollars sitting in my bank account, and thinking I could somehow buy back time," she said.
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Some investors were disappointed Apple did not take advantage of low prices over the last quarter to buy back more stock.
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If you get out when the Dow is at 19,000, are you going to buy back in when it hits 15,103?
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That in turn has happened alongside a violent rally on Wall Street as companies buy back stock and reduce share count.
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The contract stipulated that Aristophil might buy back shares at a premium, he said, but was not obliged to do so.
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In the worst case, Volkswagen could admit there was a problem and buy back diesel cars sold in the United States.
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The bank upped its dividend a penny to 39 cents a share and intends to buy back $11.5 billion of shares.
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JAY CLAYTON: The SEC does not decide or tell people whether to buy back stock, pay a dividend, buy a company.
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The buy-back will begin on February 25 and will remain in force until June 12, the company reported on Monday.
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It will buy back fixed-coupon, floating-rate and CPI-indexed securities maturing in 2020 and issue bonds maturing in 2027.
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It's off to Caroline Collingwood's (Harriet Walter) we go to use the divorce settlement as leverage to buy back her trust.
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The strength of Swiss Re's capital position led the reinsurer to commence a share buy-back programme on 4 November 2016.
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Right now we don't have a lot of choices, but over time I really would prefer not to buy back stock.
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FCC unit FCC Aqualia agrees with Mitsui to buy back 49 pct of Czech Republic water business for 92.5 mln euros.
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The investors asked Kazakhtelecom to buy back their shares in December citing their opposition to Kazakhtelecom's acquisition of mobile operator Kcell.
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He was angered that he had not been allowed to buy back his loan at the cheap price the fund received.
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New Zealand has put forward a measure to ban all military-style semi-automatics and buy back those already in circulation.
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If VW were required to buy back the larger, more expensive 3.0-liter vehicles, it could add billions to its costs.
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Why should a company whose pension program is underfunded be able to buy back stock before shoring up the pension fund?
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VW must buy back or fix 85 percent of the vehicles involved by June 2019 or face higher payments for emissions.
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The two companies said that Fuji Xerox will buy back that stake from Fujifilm for around $6.1 billion, using bank debt.
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Casio Computer surged 1.7% after the company said that it will buy back up to 5 billion yen of its own shares.
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After rebuilding their capital bases, banks also have a room to run, can increase dividends and buy back more shares, he added.
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Instead, Berkshire Hathaway could buy back more of its own stock, which would reward shareholders by increasing the company's earnings per share.
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L'Oreal's CEO last week said the company was ready to buy back the Nestle stake, should the Swiss group decide to sell.
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We are entering earnings period, which also means that some companies are entering a blackout period where they cannot buy back stock.
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Leumi, Israel's second-largest bank, has already said it planned to buy back 2 percent of its shares by March 31, 2019.
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US businesses just got a massive tax cut and used the spoils not to increase investment but rather to buy back stock.
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The Slovenian Finance Ministry said it will buy back bonds maturing in 2022 and 2023 with coupons of 5.5 and 21.83 percent.
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Issuers may want to buy back bonds early because they expect to be able to sell new ones at a lower coupon.
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The sovereign is offering to buy back the 10.625% 2017 bond at a price of 108.00 and the 8% 2019 at 110.50.
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Berkshire Hathaway's Class B shares jumped 5.8 percent after the conglomerate eliminated a restriction on its ability to buy back its stocks.
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The sovereign is offering to buy back the 211% 2017 bond at a price of 108.00 and the 8% 2019 at 110.50.
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It also outlined plans to buy back up to 5 percent of its shares and boost its dividend payout by 42 percent.
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When it does, the short-sellers buy back the shares, return them to the lender, pay borrowing fees and pocket the difference.
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Casio Computer jumped 2.3% after the company said that it will buy back up to 5 billion yen of its own shares.
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Albania is also intending to buy back "a fraction" of its outstanding 2020 note, according to the RFP document seen by IFR.
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Just last week, Hellman & Friedman agreed to buy back a majority stake in German online classifieds company Scout24 for around $6.4 billion.
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Companies have spent a lot of that windfall to buy back their own shares, to the chagrin of workers seeking higher wages.
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The company also increased its dividend by 21.5 percent, and said it would buy back an additional $12 billion of its stock.
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Firms entering China then are forced to either rebrand, or sue and potentially pay big money to buy back the trademark rights.
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It received commitments from member banks to buy back 71.7 percent of their shares and had until June 19 to complete this.
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The company said it also commenced tender offers to buy back another $500 million of senior notes due between 2017 and 2023.
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The multi-stage transaction would include $300 million in financing from Goldman Sachs, which would mostly be used to buy back stock.
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"The acquisition of Bonnier Broadcasting will not affect Telia Company's share buy-back program or dividend policy," Telia said in a statement.
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I think to some degree, a return of cash and buy back stock has constrained that company, " Cramer said on "Squawk Box.
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Renault itself is buying buy back 10 percent of the divested shares for stock awards to current and former employees, it added.
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"The National Treasury can also join the effort to calm markets and buy back bonds (as was done in 2015)," she added.
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Volkswagen AG has paid more than $7.4 billion to buy back about 350,000 U.S. diesel vehicles through mid-February, court filings show.
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Meanwhile, Fujifilm Holdings soared 4.6 percent after the company said to buy back up to 100 billion yen of its own stock.
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Renesas Electronics jumped 4 percent after the company said it will buy back up to 10 billion yen of its own shares.
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Under the agreement, Volkswagen must buy back or repair at least 85 percent of the vehicles by 2019 or face additional penalties.
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VW has offered to buy back 20,000 of those vehicles, but could have to repurchase others if regulators do not approve fixes.
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VW had previously agreed to buy back 475,0000 vehicles equipped with 2.0 liter engines at a cost of up to $10.03 billion.
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The world's largest chemicals producer also said on Thursday it would buy back $3 billion in shares over the next five months.
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It hopes to buy back the bonds at a 25 percent discount to their face value of 10.8 billion euros ($11.7 billion).
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The bank also announced it would buy back shares worth up to 100 billion yen, or 1.5 percent of its outstanding shares.
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"Our buy back amount from consumers is more than our sales amount," said a source at one of Japan's biggest bullion dealers.
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Volkswagen must fix or buy back 85 percent of the 475,000 vehicles under the agreement by June 2019 or face additional costs.
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Toyota said it would buy back up to $1.8 billion worth of its common stock, or 34 million shares, by end-March.
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Nomura said it would buy back its own shares worth up to 70 billion yen, or 2.7 percent of its outstanding shares.
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The company also disclosed it plans to buy back $2.033 billion in shares after being "extensively engaged" with shareholders on the issues.
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It is now trying to buy back those bonds for less than their nominal value of roughly 11 billion euros ($12.2 billion).
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VWFS AG provided the PIO to bondholders to buy back the bonds and cover outstanding coupons in case of default by VWBR.
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The German carmaker agreed to buy back up to 20,000 units while it offered a recall on the rest to fix them.
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The company also said it would buy back an additional $1 billion in shares, taking its repurchase authorization to about $1.38 billion.
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After she and her husband are arrested by the corrupt local police, their four children must scramble to buy back their freedom.
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Still, the review considered options such as splitting up the company, selling assets, making acquisitions and using capital to buy back shares.
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VWFS AG provides the PIO to bondholders to buy back the bonds and cover outstanding coupons in case of default by VWBR.
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Banks cannot announce dividend increases or new plans to buy back stock unless the Fed gives their capital plans a green light.
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Safran said it would use existing authority to buy back 2.3 billion euros of shares over two years after closing the deal.
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JPMorgan Chase said it would buy back another $1.88 billion in stock, and Bank of America announced an $800 million stock repurchase.
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VW aims to fix as many of the affected cars as possible and buy back vehicles where a fix is not possible.
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It also said it will buy back up to 220,000 shares, 0.25 percent of those outstanding, worth up to 1 billion yen.
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"What people do is save the money or buy back their own stock, and drive up their own stock price," Garofalo said.
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The government meanwhile has the option to buy back the 2005 US dollar warrants at 12.00 and the other securities at 11.75.
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"For this reason, we are ready to buy back the 25 percent stake Austrian Post holds," he said in an emailed statement.
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Samsung also said it would increase its dividend by more than one-third from this year's level and buy back more shares.
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Plans to increase dividends and buy back more stock also show that the company is serious about improving relations with its shareholders.
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In 2014, Edwards launched a crowdfunding campaign to buy back Maiden, which a subsequent owner had left to rot in the Seychelles.
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Last year, the company revealed its priorities when it announced plans to buy back $16 billion worth of its stock through 2017.
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Fujifilm Holdings Corp climbed 3.8% after the company said it will buy back up to 1.07% of shares worth 15 billion yen.
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In 2010, he teamed with the Weinsteins in a failed effort to buy back Miramax, the independent studio they founded in 1979.
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Since last year investors have called on companies to cut expenses, reduce debt and pay higher dividends or buy back more shares.
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A further condition should be that if corporations accept a tax cut, they should not be allowed to buy back their stock.
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Corporations have used the tax cut's proceeds largely to buy back their own stock rather than to add jobs and expand capacity.
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The group had planned around $18 billion of net investments in 2020 and to buy back around $2 billion worth of shares.
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Its ongoing share buy-back programme as well as proposed dividends for 2019 would not be affected by this decision, Maersk said.
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The Vice President (Joe Biden) has called for a ban and also a buy-back," Swalwell told CNN's Ana Cabrera on "Newsroom.
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In order to raise the money to buy back their son's freedom, the family sold their entire three-month ration of rice.
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The paper said those investors are hoping to persuade management to buy back stock, enter a strategic partnership, or sell the company.
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The paper said those investors are hoping to persuade management to buy back stock, enter a strategic partnership, or sell the company.
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But many corporations instead used the money to buy back stock, boosting their share prices, while business investment declined steadily throughout 2019.
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The group had planned around $18 billion of net investments in 2020 and to buy back around $2 billion worth of shares.
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The big activist hedge fund is urging SoftBank to buy back stock and change its governance to drive up its stock price.
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McQueen, who died of cancer in 1980, tried to buy back the car in 1977, when he tracked down Mr. Kiernan's father.
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BHP said it reserves the right to buy back its Australian BHP Billiton Limited shares at up to a 14 percent discount.
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Higher oil prices, production and cost savings allowed France's Total, for example, to raise dividends and announce plans to buy back shares.
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"The current exemption allows state and local government to refinance or buy back outstanding bonds to lower their interest rates," Sewell said.
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"Obviously promising to buy back the vehicle months from now, or years from now isn't going to work for people." she said.
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The company said it would buy back $1 billion in shares — about 6 percent of its outstanding stock — over the next year.
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HSBC plans to buy back up to $2 billion in shares after its performance proved better than expected in the second quarter.
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Option #2 Other companies that have grown more self-sufficient might look to buy back their shares from investors at a discount.
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At the same time, sluggish to non-existent revenue growth helped push companies to buy back shares to flatter their earnings figures.
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Just four months later, Apple said it would buy back $100 billion of its stock and hike its dividend by 16 percent.
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Berkshire said it would not buy back stock under its new policy until it releases second-quarter results, scheduled for Aug. 3.
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Lanvin is also in a dispute with Itochu over the value of the license it is able buy back, the sources said.
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Wunderlist founder Christian Reber has offered to buy back the popular task management app from Microsoft to avoid it being shut down.
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The strength of Swiss Re's capital position has led the reinsurer to commence a share buy-back programme on 4 November 2016.
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She believes that prices are poised to rise once all of these short sellers buy back Treasury bonds to close their positions.
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Man also said it intended to buy back up to $100 million of its shares and would continue to review further acquisitions.
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As part of that, Volkswagen said in 2016 it would buy back or fix nearly 500,000 polluting 2.0-liter diesel U.S. vehicles.
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Company executives who buy back large numbers of shares instead of investing in their businesses are committing corporate suicide, Mr. Olenick said.
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Corporations received huge tax breaks, but they mostly used the money to pay higher dividends and buy back stocks, not for investment.
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Finally, Elliott wants BHP to make use of stored tax credits and buy back shares more cheaply, for at least $6 billion.
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For now, Qualcomm will buy back $30 billion in shares if the deal fails, making good on a promise to reassure investors.
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Mitsubishi Pencil Co climbed 1.123% after it announced a buy back of up to 1.68% of its own shares through March 24, 2020.
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Former motor racing driver Niki Lauda told Reuters on Sunday he was working on a bid to buy back Air Berlin's Niki unit.
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Nestlé launched a $21bn share buy-back and said it would focus new investment on coffee, bottled water, pet care and infant nutrition.
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That deal gives owners of 2-liter diesel cars the option to have the company buy back their vehicle regardless of its condition.
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That's one reason why it's the favorite to buy back the 22 networks, as sources familiar with the matter told CNBC last month.
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The company also said it extended a tender offer to buy back up to $3 billion shares to June 16 from June 13.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Brazilian steelmaker Gerdau SA plans to buy back 10 million preferred shares or American Depository Receipts from Aug.
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Low rates and other easing measures fueled a boom in stocks by enabling companies to borrow and aggressively buy back their own shares.
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The company said on Tuesday it bought back bonds for a total of 315.5 million euros ($353.39 million) following a buy back offer.
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Cemex, which has been selling assets to cut debt, announced an offer to buy back up to $400 million in debt last month.
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Honda Motor Co Ltd: * HONDA SAYS TO BUY BACK UP TO 70 BILLION YEN OF STOCK Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The Swiss inspections firm SGS on Friday announced plans to buy back 20.9797 million Swiss francs ($204.10 million) in shares starting on Feb.
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Nomura also said it would buy back its own shares worth up to 80 billion yen, or 2.6 percent of its outstanding shares.
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Japan Post Insurance also said it would buy back up to 50 million of its shares for as much as 100 billion yen.
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In the settlement, VW agreed to spend at least $1.22 billion to fix or buy back nearly 80,000 vehicles with 3.0-liter engines.
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For example, Alphabet and Facebook will not pay dividends for the "foreseeable future" but have small buy-back programmes, albeit with no deadlines.
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Rather than buy back shares with extra cash, there is a strong possibility companies will "continue to return dividends to shareholders," he said.
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Mitsubishi Pencil Co climbed 6% after it announced a buy back of up to 1.68% of its own shares through March 24, 2020.
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And maybe a company's shares really are cheap, and the company has nothing better to do with its money to buy back stock.
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This boosted stocks as lower rates makes it cheaper for companies to borrow money and grow their business or buy back their stock.
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Sometimes you may be able to buy back the points at a lower cost, and other times you may lose them, said Corwin.
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Analysts at the U.S. bank said Enel has the capacity to buy back 10 billion euro worth of shares over the coming years.
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As part of the same deal, Hitachi Kokusai plans to buy back Hitachi's stake at 1,870 yen per share and cancel those shares.
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Volkswagen on Monday also agreed to spend up to $1.6 billion to buy back up to 105,000 polluting 2.0-liter vehicles in Canada.
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The other is to create a backup line of credit that could be used to buy back the shares, at the fund level.
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That's according to figures from the company, which uses 20 percent of its quarterly profits to buy back and 'burn' its BNB token.
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Asked what it would take for Omega to buy back into Apple, Cooperman said the iPhone maker's best days might be behind it.
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The company said Thursday it would buy back an additional $2 billion to its existing stock buyback program, which had $2.3 billion remaining.
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Colas also said tech is still "the only secular growth story around" as companies use their free cash flow to buy back stock.
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The fund even says that it is willing to buy back some shares to partially cash out founders, early employees and early investors.
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That allows the shorts to buy back the stock at a lower price, return the shares to the lender, and pocket the difference.
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Founder and owner Alberto Palatchi would later buy back 10 percent of the company and will remain a minority shareholder, the newspaper said.
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Based on this, ASM will buy back up to 100 million euros of its common shares between 2019 and 2020, del Prado added.
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So when Deere reported a good quarter, the short-sellers panicked and were forced to buy back the stock to cover their shorts.
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Hyundai said in a regulatory filing it would buy back common stocks worth 214 billion won and preferred stocks worth 13 billion won.
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The medical device maker recently said it planned to buy back shares worth up to $5 billion over the next couple of years.
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Deutsche Boerse said it planned to buy back shares totaling around 200 million euros ($218.14 million) in the second half of this year.
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MUFG also announced it would buy back its shares worth up to 100 billion yen, or up to 1.5 percent of outstanding shares.
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On Thursday afternoon, Volkswagen agreed to fix or buy back roughly 500,000 of its diesel-powered models in the U.S affected by dieselgate.
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PGG's smaller rival KHW needs around 700 million zlotys to survive as it will have to buy back bonds it issued in 2012.
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On Sunday, the firm approved plans for a sukuk buyback and said it plans to seek approval to buy back 690 million shares.
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In November 2015 Cyprus raised EUR1bn on the international capital markets and used around half of the proceeds to buy back existing debt.
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The details are not yet public but reportedly VW will buy back around 480,000 cars and give a further $5,000 to each owner.
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German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported last week that VW assumed it would have to buy back about 115,000 cars in the United States.
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It's either that, buy back the position or, if you have it, deliver physical metal into an LME warehouse to settle the position.
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Shares in Thomson Reuters have risen 221 percent since May 2302, helped by its plan to buy back $10 billion of its shares.
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Qorvo Inc jumped 993% after the Apple supplier announced a $1 billion share buy-back plan and forecast third-quarter revenue above expectations.
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"Dividends that are bigger than the market expected, and it increased the buy back, an incremental $1 billion, that's pretty positive," he said.
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Nomura also said it would buy back its own shares worth up to 70 billion yen, or 2.7 percent of its outstanding shares.
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The Bloomberg report boosted investors' risk stance in late trade, prompting investors to buy back shares of companies which benefit from China demand.
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Samsung said it planned to buy back 9.3 trillion won worth of shares this year, in response to calls for improved shareholder returns.
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However, it the price rises, many of those investors are forced to buy back those shares in hopes of avoiding even more losses.
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Instead, corporations have used borrowed money to buy back stock, to buy other companies, and to pay executives huge bonuses and stock options.
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It sold 3 billion euros of new five-year bonds alongside a tender to buy back outstanding 5-year paper issued in 2014.
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The company said it plans to buy back about $1.5 billion of its shares, having largely completed its prior $1 billion buyback program.
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Slovenia announced last week that it would issue new euro notes and buy back dollar bonds as part of a debt management exercise.
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Southwest also said it intends to buy back $200 million of stock in the second quarter as part of an accelerated repurchase program.
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Indicated 07553 percent higher The company said Thursday it will buy back treasury shares equivalent to up to 2.44 percent of its stock.
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For example, around 2013 activist investor Carl Icahn pressured Apple to buy back more shares in an effort to return value to shareholders.
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But executives could use much of the cash to acquire businesses, to buy back their own stock or to pay down debt instead.
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Investors are cheering the company's surprise announcement that it will sell $41 billion worth of assets to buy back shares and reduce debt.
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Fox Executive Chairman Lachlan Murdoch had hinted earlier this month that it could buy back the regional sports networks it sold to Disney.
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Despite the law's name, studies showed that companies used the money to buy back their shares in order to lift their stock prices.
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If companies use the cuts to buy back stocks, not add to plant and equipment, the wage-growth story doesn't even get started.
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Deficits are apparently good only if they're incurred giving huge tax breaks to corporations, which use the money to buy back their stock.
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On Tuesday, Apple announced its plans for another major chunk of the money: It will buy back a further $2519 billion in stock.
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Louis C.K. will buy back the rights to his film "I Love You, Daddy" after sexual misconduct allegations led to the movie's shelving.
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In a statement, the central bank said it would extend its bond buy back program across all benchmark maturity sectors until further notice.
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Puma said late on Sunday that Geneva-based Trafigura would buy back Cochan Holdings' shares which will then be re-purchased by Puma.
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Variety reported that the festival recently declined to purchase a "buy-back option covering epidemics and pandemics" from its insurance company, Circle Group.
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Sponsors including Apollo, BC Partners and Carlyle are seeing this as an opportunity to buy back debt in portfolio companies at cheap levels.
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The question is whether sponsors are able to buy back debt in bulk or will have to stick to €10m and €20m tickets.
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Elsewhere, Fujifilm Holdings Corp gained 0.8% after the company said it will buy back up to 1.07% of shares worth 15 billion yen.
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Some will be held by the company or used to buy back shares, which materializes in the form of a higher stock price.
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The handbag designer was, it turns out, on a mission to buy back as many of her fun crystal-encrusted objets as possible.
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Nestlé said it could buy back almost $21 billion of its shares over the next three years to create value for its shareholders.
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The mining giant announced plans to buy back an additional $ 1 billion in shares, aiming for completion by the end of February 3403.
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The San Jose-based company used those declines to buy back about 3 percent of its shares, spending $6 billion on the repurchase.
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Washington's $150,000 bump stock buy-back program will give owners $150 per bump stock, with a maximum of five bump stocks per individual.
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Companies buy back their shares when they believe they have nothing better to do with their money than to return capital to shareholders.
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But I would add one caveat: Keep the tax rate at 35 percent for profits used to pay dividends or buy back stock.
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The company is looking to buy back the lowest of either 3% of its share capital or up to 45m of its stock.
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At the next session she was able to buy back her stock—plus a few thousand tonnes for her client—on the cheap.
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And now, for its most expensive act: Volkswagen might buy back some of the 575,000 cars affected by Dieselgate in the United States.
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In June, Thomson Reuters announced plans to buy back up to an additional $1 billion of its shares under a new repurchase program.
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So, Beijing has tried to counter that by tapping its foreign currency war chest to buy back yuan — a common strategy for countries.
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What's more, many companies that buy back a lot of stock still spend heavily on research and development and wage increases for workers.
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VW has agreed to spend up to $25 billion to buy back vehicles and resolve claims from U.S. regulators, dealers, owners and states.
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"Firms have used artificially low rates to borrow in the capital markets and only buy back stock in the equity market," LaVorgna said.
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Traders who seek to increase their total bitcoin holdings take a fiat position, or move to another cryptocurrency, then buy back into bitcoin.
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Eni has said it could buy back shares providing its leverage ratio - debt to equity - is below 20 percent on a stable basis.
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If that remedy can be shown to work, Volkswagen will not have to buy back those newer cars, according to the consent decree.
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To settle lawsuits in the United States, it agreed to buy back diesel cars from owners and paid a fine of $4.3 billion.
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Fiat Chrysler will formally issue an emissions recall for the vehicles, but will not offer to buy back the vehicles, the sources said.
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Nomura Holdings leapt 8.4% after it said it would buy back up to 8.6% or its shares outstanding, or up to 150 billion yen.
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The lender said it had extended the offer to buy back subordinated bonds for nominal amount of around 2300 million euros to April 2225.
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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company kicked of the trend when it pledged to buy back as much as $2500 million worth of shares last October.
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Companies used to be able to cut costs or buy back stock to engineer an earnings beat in the absence of real revenue growth.
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The company also reiterated its plans to buy back $3 billion in stock after the separation and issue an annual dividend of $2.1 billion.
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"The market reaction suggests the Bank of England will struggle to buy back bonds," said Lyn Graham-Taylor, a fixed income strategist at Rabobank.
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By selling off some businesses, Terex could line its coffers to buy back shares, something many activist investors have pushed for in recent years.
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According to Arfaei, the dividend increase coupled with a $10 billion share buy-back indicates management's confidence in the company's long-term growth prospects.
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The buy-back was established to return capital to shareholders, said the company, which is due to report its full-year earnings on Thursday.
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He has called for a buy-back program for assault rifles that would put those who didn't sell back their automatic weapons in jail.
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Credit Suisse's investment committee kept a "neutral" position on global equity markets and said it was still too early to buy back into stocks.
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Rakuten said it will buy back 8.4 percent of total shares outstanding, excluding treasury stock, for a maximum acquisition value of 100 billion yen.
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Titan has said that proceeds from the sale will be used partly to buy back some or all of its outstanding notes due Jan.
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So companies could issue bonds in locations with high corporate-tax rates, and then use the proceeds to buy back bonds issued in America.
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He also said leadership is in discussion to buy back stocks in the future, along with its plans to reinvest cash into the company.
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The stock's rapid move higher forced short sellers to buy back the equity at a higher price in order to cut their mounting losses.
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A repatriation tax "holiday" in 2004 saw companies bring back around $600bn, much of which was used to buy back shares or pay dividends.
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Boost Mobile founder Peter Adderton said he might buy back the prepaid wireless company if Sprint divests the unit to merge with T-Mobile.
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BANK OF CANADA TO BUY BACK UP TO C$500 MLN FROM UP TO NINE OUTSTANDING BONDS IN CASH MANAGEMENT REPURCHASE OPERATION AUG 27
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The investor sent a letter to the video game retailer urging it to buy back nearly $240 million in stock with cash on hand.
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There's a significant trader mythology around this period, the implication being that the market is in trouble because companies cannot buy back their stock.
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If it bought back 10 percent of its shares, then it would buy back 10 percent of the government's shares at the same price.
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Former motor racing driver Niki Lauda told Reuters on Sunday he was working on a bid to buy back Air Berlin's Austrian unit Niki.
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Deutsche Bank surged 12.1 percent after the bank offered to buy back more than $5 billion in bonds in a display of financial strength.
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The move could potentially allow Neiman Marcus to issue new debt to buy back its bonds at a discount, helping slash its debt pile.
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According to a detailed new report from Bloomberg's Olivia Zaleski, Hampton Foods engaged in a supremely sketchy operation to buy back its own mayonnaise.
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BANK OF CANADA TO BUY BACK UP TO C$500 MLN FROM UP TO 9 OUTSTANDING BONDS IN CASH MANAGEMENT REPURCHASE OPERATION AUG 6
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Carinthia has offered to buy back the bonds at a discount to the total 11 billion euros ($12 billion) it once guaranteed them for.
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Nomura Holdings soared 10.5% after it said it would buy back up to 8.6% or its shares outstanding, or up to 150 billion yen.
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When reports surfaced that Beyoncé planned to buy back Ivy Park from disgraced Topshop mogul Philip Green on Thursday, it fell on keen ears.
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Activist investor Elliott Advisors last week urged the board to appoint a new chief executive swiftly and to consider a share buy-back programme.
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The 2018 interim dividend will rise 3.2 percent, and it plans to buy back up to $5 billion shares over the 2018-2020 period.
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Azeri state oil company SOCAR said it had offered to buy back its outstanding Eurobonds worth up to $500 million and maturing in 2017.
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Boeing also put future plans to buy back more of its own stock on hold until the 737 Max is back in the air.
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Edward Jones analyst Rob Desai said the company could use the money to buy back shares or even make acquisitions to boost its business.
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The cash price of the reopened bonds is well above the prices paid to buy back the 2017s and 2019s - 108.00 and 110.50 respectively.
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Any regulation change that hinders Wanda's listing in China may result in Wanda Group having to buy back all the shares after two years.
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But once they're out of your portfolio, I've got to tell you: I doubt that you'll even be tempted to buy back that stock.
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Ardern said Thursday the government is working on a large-scale buy-back plan to encourage owners of now-banned weapons to surrender them.
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It also said it would buy back 2 million of its own shares, or 1.6 percent shares outstanding, worth up to 2335 billion yen.
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Enagas to start share buyback program and to buy back up to 405,084 shares, with up to 11 million euros assigned to the program.
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Renesas Electronics advanced 2.9 percent after the company said it will buy back up to 10 billion yen ($90.8 million) of its own shares.
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The bank announced the share buy-back plan following the $5.2 billion disposal of its Brazil unit last month, it said in its statement.
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Germany's biggest bank by market capitalization announced it would buy back more than $5 billion in senior debt, sending its shares up 11.8 percent.
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And, of course, investors who sell their shares in a buy-back need to find some other asset to replace that source of income.
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Companies plan on using that money to pay down debt, buy back stock or acquire competitors — not to funnel higher wages back to workers.
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Interfax news agency reported last week a Sberbank loan would be partially used to finance a buy-back of Polyus shares on the market.
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The company said it was targeting free cash flow of more than 20 percent and would buy back nearly $1.5 billion of its shares.
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Volkswagen agreed on Thursday to fix or buy back nearly 500,000 diesel cars in the United States that are equipped with illegal emissions software.
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Its $152 billion merger with Pfizer thwarted, Allergan said in May that it would buy back $10 billion of its shares and reduce debt.
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Companies used the money to invest in equipment and research, as well as to gobble up other companies and buy back their own stock.
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The fund is the latest deal by the Polish state to buy back foreign-held assets, including banks, bus manufacturer, shipyard, and energy companies.
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The news encouraged traders to sell gasoline and buy back crude as fears of fuel shortages eased, Again Capital founding partner John Kilduff said.
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And Volkswagen was balking at any plan to buy back and scrap every car, which the company said it believed would be exorbitantly expensive.
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Short sellers look to collect the difference between the high price where they sold and the low price where they buy back the shares.
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But they may also use their excess cash to buy back stock, raise dividends and buy other companies before they pay out higher wages.
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Short-sellers typically borrow shares and sell them in the expectation they can buy back the shares at a cheaper price in the future.
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Short sellers look to collect the difference between the high price where they sold, and the low price where they buy back the shares.
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He previously expected tax reform this year to result in firms bringing back cash from overseas and using those funds to buy back shares.
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Maybe not the same unit, because we've had to buy back into things, but we've proven that a great top is a great top.
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THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT HAVE VERY STRONG BALANCE SHEETS AND PLENTY OF CASH OR PLENTY OF ABILITY TO BUY BACK STOCK AND THAT'S FINE.
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As is the way with markets, the move is feeding on itself as shorts buy back positions and momentum-chasing funds join the action.
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Sharp is also selling $1.8 billion worth of new shares to buy back preferred stock, issued to banks in return for a financial bailout.
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Australia banned semi-automatic weapons and launched a gun buy-back after the Port Arthur massacre in 1996 in which 35 people were killed.
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CO) rose 3.1 percent after reporting better-than-expected second-quarter operating profits and launching a 200 million euro ($227 million) share buy-back.
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Tuesday's move to buy back commercial paper followed several emergency measures taken by the Fed on Sunday, including slashing interest rates to near zero.
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Last year, it reached a separate settlement requiring it to buy back 475,000 vehicles with 2.0-liter engines that emit unsafe levels of pollutants.
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The changes are likely to make it easier for banks to get regulatory approval to pay higher dividends or buy back their own shares.
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In those cases, companies often decide to use their profits in another way, to buy back shares of the company or to issue dividends.
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But banks could still stumble next Thursday, when the Fed announces whether it will permit banks to dish out dividends and buy back shares.
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Another provision of the plan will make those numbers even harder for Twitter: the company promises to buy back $2 billion of its stock.
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It has repurchased almost $206.493 billion of its own stock since it announced in March 2012 that it would start to buy back shares.
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In addition, the new village could explore sharing services with the neighboring village of Ardsley and also offer to buy back services from Greenburgh.
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The ECB told banks on Friday they should not pay dividends on 2019 and 2020 results, or buy back shares, until at least Oct.
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Contreras was at the Walmart, like so many, to buy back-to-school supplies for her 7-year-old daughter, who was with her.
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Her plan also calls for raising corporate income tax rates and charging an income tax surcharge on corporations that buy back their own stock.
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The only outlier is Capital One, which has to resubmit its new capital plan, although it can still pay dividends and buy back shares.
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Any excess funds stockpiled also could be used to buy back units, thus enabling Blackstone, in theory at least, to nudge up their price.
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One of Elliott's chief proposals is having SoftBank buy back up to $20 billion of its own shares, which should push up their price.
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Man Group also announced its intention to buy back up to $100 million of shares and said it continues to review potential acquisition opportunities.
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We can also expect a growth in the value of people's retirement funds as American companies pay out higher dividends or buy back stock.
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The global miner also announced plans to buy back an additional $1 billion in shares, aiming for completion by the end of February 2019.
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Investors were also buoyed by Toshiba's decision to buy back up to 40% of its own shares, and a pledge to increase dividend payouts.
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The proposal would give customers the options to have Volkswagen buy back or fix their vehicles, or cancel their leases and return the cars.
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Last week, mall operator Central Pattana Pcl, also part of Central Group, said it would buy back shares worth up to 5 billion baht.
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It also said it planned to start a new 100 million euro share buy-back, following the completion last week of the previous one.
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The technology conglomerate Cisco says it will use savings it is getting from the Republican-backed tax law to buy back shares from investors.
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Mastercard rose 1.4 percent to $103.44 after the payments processor said it would buy back $4 billion of shares and increased its quarterly dividend.
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So they made the risky decision to buy back Rodan + Fields and make the products available to independent contractors and online sales in 2007.
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Insurer Allianz said it would buy back up to 41.5 million shares with a value of as much at 1 billion euros ($1.16 billion).
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Many of the companies on the list used the free cash to buy back stock, helping to boost the price of their company's shares.
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Buffett and vice chairman Charlie Munger would buy back shares when they thought Berkshire was trading below "intrinsic value," a more flexible buyback policy.
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SO IF YOU ACTUALLY ASK ME IF I'D RATHER USE THAT TO BUY BACK STOCK OR GROW THE COMPANY, I'D RATHER GROW THE COMPANY.
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Sale proceeds from EPIF would go to EPH, which would use the money to buy back EPH shares from Biques Limited, a passive investor.
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They're lying – just like in 2004 when all they did with the money from a tax holiday was buy back shares and raise dividends.
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Indeed, states with model anti-pyramid laws have found the same buy back provision has not impeded but aided successful prosecutions of pyramid schemes.
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And companies often buy back their shares when they believe they have nothing better to do with their money than return capital to shareholders.
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Last month, NSO's co-founders raised enough money to buy back a majority stake in NSO at a valuation of just under $1 billion.
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It paid about $23 billion in fines and civil settlements to diesel owners, and was required to buy back 600,000 vehicles from American customers.
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But this Real side was unusually quiet over the summer, only bringing back Alvaro Morata from Juventus in just such a buy-back move.
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Part of the agreement was for Sinclair to manage the advertising and programming, as well as having the option to buy back the station.
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Bank of America will buy back $12bn in shares, having proposed just $5bn a year ago, and raise its dividend by 60%, to 12 cents.
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Bingo plans to buy back of up to A$75 million ($53.5 million) of its ordinary shares on-market, the company said in a statement.
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Many companies have preferred to buy back shares or even sit on their cash, rather than put money to work while growth prospects remain poor.
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Icahn said he's supportive of companies with strong balance sheets that choose to buy back stock, but said more distressed companies should not do that.
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Berkshire should buy back billions of dollars of stock instead of the tiny chunks we have seen on a few occasions over the last decade.
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Also, rather than returning cash to shareholders or buy back shares, French firms have retained earnings, keeping balance sheets relatively healthy despite the additional debt.
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The number of shares represents 1.13 percent of outstanding preferred shares in circulation and the buy-back program will last for one month, it said.
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HSBC's consolidated 13.6% CET ratio and sizeable distributable reserves of USD42bn at end-2016 allow the bank to pay high dividends and buy back shares.
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Other U.S. corporations have said they would use the windfall from the tax overhaul to buy back shares, retire debt and other shareholder-friendly moves.
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Even better, the group announced it would buy back up to $1 billion of shares, adding to the more than $6 billion purchased since 2016.
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Even after Friday's payment, the bank has excess capital which it plans to return to investors, possibly via a special dividend or share buy back.
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Intuitive also announced an accelerated plan to buy back $2 billion of its common stock, and shares were up 1 percent at $673 after hours.
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Those Treasury-heavy portfolios "will certainly be the source of cash to use to buy back stock," Cassidy wrote in an e-mail to CNBC.
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Yet the fine print shows that their equity functions like bonds: the companies must pay dividends and buy back shares if they miss revenue targets.
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MOSCOW, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Russia's En+ Group said on Thursday it will buy back 21.4% of its shares from state bank VTB for $1.6 billion.
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Recovering some of its previous swank after years of cost-cutting, Rio increased the size of its dividend and announced a $500m share buy-back.
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It is targeting at least high single-digit dividend increases in each of the next four years and plans to buy back shares more consistently.
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According to the bank, the new program is entitled to buy back up to 60 million ordinary shares and up to 39.15 million preferred shares.
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Ono Pharmaceutical rallied 3.1% after the company said it will buy back up to 2.92% of its own shares, worth up to 30 billion yen.
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Ono Pharmaceutical soared 3.9% after the company said it will buy back up to 2.92% of its own shares, worth up to 30 billion yen.
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Sony (SNE) announced it would buy back 4.8% of its stock, about $1.8 billion worth, through the end of the current fiscal year next March.
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Diamondback also said its board has given the driller the green light to buy back as much as $2 billion in company stock through 2020.
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However, expectations for an announcement on Tuesday prompted soy traders to buy back previously sold positions, or offset bets that prices will fall, Hoops said.
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Bloomberg reported last year that Hampton Creek had enlisted people to buy back mass quantities of Just Mayo, its eggless mayonnaise, to artificially inflate demand.
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Poll: The online fashion retailer plans to buy back own shares for up to 20600 million euros to fund a long-term executive compensation programme.
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"NMDC's cash-onbook will be halved if the buy-back goes through," said analyst Goutam Chakraborty of Emkay Global Financial Services in Mumbai on Monday.
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Fujitsu also said it plans to buy back up to 39 million shares from the market for as much as 25 billion yen ($225 million).
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Asus has announced the Chromebook Flip C434, an update to the excellent Flip C302, which we called the best Chromebook to buy back in 2017.
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CNBC does report that New Fox — the company remaining after the Disney deal — is expected to make a bid to buy back the 22 networks.
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Reacting to market sentiments, Hess and Devon said they would either buy back $1 billion worth of shares, or add that much to existing programs.
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Elliott, which owns more than 6 percent of Hess, had criticized the company for "continuing underperformance," but supported the buy back program earlier this month.
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Apple, which has also made announcements on the corporate investments front, said it would buy back $100 billion of its shares after the tax cuts.
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The FCC also noted Sinclair would have owned most of WGN's assets and would have been able to buy back the station in the future.
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At least one portfolio CEO, Shane Mac of Assist, had written on Medium this week that Assist wanted to buy back its shares from Binary.
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For instance, aerospace components maker TransDigm last week sold US$3.8bn of senior secured notes that will be used to buy back term loan debt.
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"Traditionally, Thai firms only buy back shares to help stock prices, but not as part of a broader strategy," said Paiboon Nalinthrangkurn of TISCO Securities.
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First was the strength of Chipotle's balance sheet that allowed it to buy back stock, and the long-term value of fresh and organic food.
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Then, in 2001, Peterman called John O'Hurley, the actor who played him on the sitcom, to buy back the name and revive the company online.
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VW previously agreed to spend up to $2000 billion, including as much as $403 billion to buy back up to 240,23.0 polluting 22015 diesel vehicles.
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"Finding companies that have a massive amount of cash on the books, pay a big dividend or buy back stocks just doesn't exist any more."
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DeNA Co jumped 14% after the mobile game provider said it would buy back up to 26.14% of its own shares worth 50 billion yen.
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The procedure is to sell in May and buy back in October, or at least after the summer swoon, and avoid the typical summer losses.
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The passing grades mean that all of the big banks — even Morgan Stanley — will be able to pay dividends and buy back stock from shareholders.
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If you're my friend, it's like, every third or fourth drink will be a buy-back, or every two if you're a really good friend.
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LONDON, May 25 (Reuters) - Aviva is to buy back up to 300 million pounds ($389.55 million) of its own shares, the insurer said on Thursday.
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Herbalife surged 9.8 percent after the nutritional supplement maker said it would buy back $600 million of shares after ending talks to be taken private.
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At last count, nearly 98 percent of Audi and VW diesel owners had asked Volkswagen to buy back their vehicles rather than having them repaired.
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The plan sees SoftBank invest $5 billion in new financing, buy back up to $3 billion of stock, and accelerate a planned $1.5 billion investment.
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The airline announced a new $3 billion share repurchase program, which will authorize the company to buy back about 17 percent of its market share.
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As for what their companies do with tax savings, 29 percent said they'll buy back stock and 12.5 percent said they'd increase their shareholder dividend.
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If no fix is possible, the company may have to buy back the vehicles, which could add billions to the cost of its buy-backs.
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They now estimate Goldman to buy back shares worth $15 billion and Morgan Stanley $10.5 billion of their current market capitalizations between 2016 and 2018.
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With earnings stranded overseas, many big corporations have been able to borrow at very low interest rates to pay dividends and to buy back stock.
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Falls in the Chinese yuan earlier this year sparked fears over the Chinese economy, prompting investors to buy back safe-haven assets including the yen.
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Instead, Wells Fargo passed and won permission to buy back $25 billion in shares, more than double last year's and clobbering Konrad's $285 billion estimate.
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Glencore said in July it would buy back shares worth up to $1 billion in a program of purchases running to the end of 2018.
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So they decided to try to buy back the rights for the negative stories, according to reports by the New York Times and ABC News.
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Instead, corporations have been using a lot of that money to buy back shares of their own company's stock, which increases its value for shareholders.
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The oil company makes lease payments to KKR during the 15-year life of the agreement, after which time it will buy back the assets.
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But the company has refused to give European owners any money or to buy back cars, disputing claims that diesels in Europe have lost value.
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CFRA predicts the company will repatriate as much as $200 billion back into the U.S. and use most of the proceeds to buy back stock.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Telepizza Group said on Tuesday it had concluded its buy-back program.
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Mastercard (MA) plans to buy back up to $4 billion of its Class A shares, effective at the completion of its previously announced repurchase program.
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The losses for short sellers increase every time a stock they shorted goes up because they eventually have to buy back the stock they borrowed.
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Historically low interest rates fueled a massive borrowing boom, enabling healthy companies to expand operations or buy back shares, and zombies to keep staggering along.
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Honeywell, Coca-Cola, Amgen and others have said they will use any tax windfall in part to increase dividends, buy back shares and repay debt.
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Berkshire bought back $5.63 billion of its own stock during the first quarter, but the shareholder wanted to know why Berkshire didn't buy back more.
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Short-sellers borrow shares and immediately sell them, betting the price will fall before they buy back the shares and return them, pocketing the difference.
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Twelve listed state companies are planning to buy back up to $560 million of shares following the measure, a State-Owned Enterprises Ministry official said.
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Puma said late on Sunday that Geneva-based commodities trader Trafigura would buy back Cochan Holdings' shares which will then be re-purchased by Puma.
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Activist investors with a penchant for sharply worded letters exhorting boards to borrow money and buy back stock will find the post-coronavirus environment hostile.
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Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile will all buy back your device, though generally for far less than the other options in this list.
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The Polish central bank plans to hold on Thursday its first auction in which it will offer to buy back treasury bonds from commercial banks.
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Blackstone's Joseph Zidle said Wednesday that investors should not buy back into the stock market yet after three straight down days to open the week.
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It's under pressure from Elliott Management, the activist hedge fund, to buy back about $5.3 billion worth of its shares to bolster its stock price.
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"You're going to see a lot of these multinationals buy back shares to drive up the price," Rubio told the southwest Florida-based News-Press.
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He pointed to a Goldman Sachs analysis in which researchers said U.S. companies could buy back over $1 trillion worth of their shares in 2018.
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But they can control the amount of dividends they pay out to shareholders, and the amount of stock they buy back in the open market.
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The investors borrowed Tesla shares from their brokers and sold them, hoping to buy back the shares and return them once Tesla's stock price declined.
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He noted that instead of using the tax cuts to invest in new research and infrastructure, many companies have used it to buy back stocks.
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"This notion that you should buy back stock at three times tangible book value as a return of capital to shareholders is crazy," he said.
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Authors and publishers don't get a penny for used books, or from the lucrative businesses that buy back instructors' copies and sell them to students.
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The ban on what he called "military-style assault rifles" would apply nationally and include a program to buy back ones now owned by individuals.
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Yet Maeda Road wants to cancel a capital alliance with Maeda Corp, which owns 24.68% of its shares, and buy back all of its stock.
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Yet Maeda Road wants to cancel a capital alliance with Maeda Corp, which owns 24.68% of its shares, and buy back all of its stock.
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As they buy back millions, if not billions, of their shares, their supply of stock grows tighter — hence the shortage — and their shareholders usually benefit.
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The new design comes just days after Wunderlist founder Christian Reber offered to buy back the app from Microsoft to avoid it being shut down.
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Wunderlist founder Christian Reber had offered earlier this year to buy back the popular task management app from Microsoft to avoid it being shut down.
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It said it would repurchase an additional $1 billion of its stock on top of the $4 billion that it already intended to buy back.
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Among the gainers, Citizen Watch rose 0.6% after it said it will buy back up to 2.2% of its own shares worth 3 billion yen.
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We were stressed, time-crunched, and trying to buy back our timeWhen I started freelancing, my career took off more quickly that I had anticipated.
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The company's CFO, Luca Maestri, has said Apple's biggest constraints are potential federal restrictions on how much it can buy back on a given day.
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In the United States, where the diesel test-cheating scandal originated, the carmaker must also provide hardware fixes and in some cases buy back cars.
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Advance Auto Parts Inc reached a one-year high, rising 7.6 percent after beating quarterly profit estimates and announcing a new share buy-back program.
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For 2019, those companies will buy back nearly $900 billion in shares, Goldman projects, which would be nearly a third of all corporate cash spending.
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Earlier this month, he also teamed up with Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, on legislation to limit companies' ability to buy back stock.
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As part of their deal with the NBA and similar partners, the league or teams buy back the upcycled goods at wholesale to resell themselves.
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Emerson Electric — Shares of the manufacturing company jumped 12% on news Emerson will buy back 60 million shares, or about 9.7% of its shares outstanding.
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Piling on to the low volatility trade have been corporations, which this year may buy back close to $1 trillion worth of stock, analysts estimate.
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Microsoft plans to buy back as much as $40 billion in stock and raise its dividend to 51 cents a share, the company said Wednesday.
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Ford's buy-back spending - net retirement of stock - was $145 billion or $5.623 billion over five years, with the bulk coming in 2014 which was a one-time buy-back to offset the dilution of both stock that was going to come onto market from an employee stock ownership plan and from convertible notes that were due to become exercisable for conversion to shares.
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Ford's buy-back spending - net retirement of stock - was $5003 billion or $2.6 billion over five years, with the bulk coming in 2014 which was a one-time buy-back to offset the dilution of both stock that was going to come onto market from an employee stock ownership plan and from convertible notes that were due to become exercisable for conversion to shares.
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CRAMER: WELL, I'M GLAD YOU MENTIONED THAT BECAUSE THERE IS A PERCEPTION THAT COMPANIES SUCH AS YOURS WOULD JUST USE THE MONEY FOR BUY BACK, AND YOU'VE GOT A GREAT BUY BACK FOR DIVIDEND – YOU'VE ALWAYS HAD A GREAT DIVIDEND UNDER YOUR ADMINISTRATION AND THE PREVIOUS-- BUT I SEE BUILDING A HUGE NUMBER OF PLANES WHICH MEANS PLANTING EQUIPMENT AND PUTTING PEOPLE TO WORK.
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