Elon Musk, Tesla's CEO, will buy up to $0003 million from that offering while board member Larry Ellison will also buy up to $1 million in common stock.
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In theory, it could be possible for a group of rich malefactors to buy up a controlling stake of Civil tokens just like they could buy up any other type of asset.
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You can buy up to 12 tokens at one time.
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Intel's response has been to buy up AI hardware talent.
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It could eventually buy up to 600 planes, analysts said.
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It's planning to buy up and consolidate exchanges across the world.
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Best Buy: Up to 40% off appliances, laptops, TVs, and more.
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Equita, another, suggests the fund could buy up to €33 billion.
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Japan Airlines has options to buy up to 20 Boom aircraft.
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Ahead, click through the 8 bag trends to buy up now.
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Analysts have said it could eventually buy up to 600 planes.
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Shroud's move also demonstrates Microsoft's willingness to buy up more content creators.
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More specifically, bots that buy up tickets to live events for resale.
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You can buy up to 9 grams in a 30-day period.
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SO ABOUT 291% LOWER I WAS ABLE TO BUY UP TO 2400%.
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But foreign billionaires can no longer buy up property there so easily.
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Billionaires buy up senators and presidents and museum wings and endowed chairs.
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Bitcoin's First Felon Wants to Use Ethereum to Buy Up Michigan's Waste Industry (2017) How a felon arrested for ties to the Silk Road plans to use ether to buy up Michigan's mom-and-pop waste management industry.
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Target's strategy to buy up toys in Toys "R" Us' absence paid off.
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Unlike Threadflip, which shut down last year, Poshmark doesn't buy up any inventory.
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And then they come and buy up what they can't catch up to.
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Members of the public are permitted to buy up to four postcards each.
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Larry Ellison, a Tesla board member, plans to buy up to $1 million.
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Well, they're not buying everybody; they're buying who they want to buy up.
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It also began trying to buy up heavily tainted properties, including a local church.
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Egyptians buy up to five loaves a day for a tenth of their cost.
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Foreign governments will continue to bristle as well-funded Chinese companies buy up technology.
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Developers buy up land, assuming, mostly correctly, that they can sell what they build.
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The fund is expected to buy up unsold shares as well as bad loans.
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Those companies are rich enough to buy up competitors before they become existential threats.
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Trump welcomed the recession because he could buy up homes cheaply from displaced families.
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Prospective builders will buy up existing facilities simply to obtain their CON-certified beds.
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They do these carbon, they buy up these carbon things, which drives me nuts.
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They didn't have the problem of having to buy up land and all that.
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They created Bon et Bien to buy up these potatoes and produce potato soup.
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US wine consumers will discover unprecedented retail value in 2020 and should buy up.
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Private-equity giant Blackstone Group created Invitation Homes to buy up pools of houses.
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"We're not trying to buy up an entire layer of primary care," he said.
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Other architects and prospective owners circled like vultures, ready to buy up the property.
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Secondly, they -- what they also do is, they buy up companies, so that they can -- they buy up companies, and they then intrude that way, so that they can find a way around to go in and get the information and steal it.
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Army makes massive Bradley buy - up to 473 vehicles to prep for major power war .
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Rather, they buy up patents for the sole purpose of suing other companies for infringement.
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T) will buy up to 9.9 percent stake in Canada-based Nemaska Lithium Inc (NMX.
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Squatters typically buy up domains for financial gain, and they can demand exorbitant sale prices.
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The underwriters will also get an option to buy up to 21.38 million additional ADS.
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One firm, Dolphinus Holdings, is already in talks to buy up to 3bcm from Leviathan.
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Cheap prices had enabled China to buy up mining assets, but they also discouraged exploration.
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Why is this one race enabled to buy up huge tracts of land in Australia?
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It's time to buy up these tasty goods and more while the deals are hot.
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The luxury goods group LVMH is to buy up to 10 percent of eyewear group Marcolin.
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Every gig is covered by $500 in insurance, but you can buy up to $10,000 extra.
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The Brazilian company plans to buy up to US$1.53m of the outstanding US$21.5m notes.
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NantHealth granted underwriters a 30-day option to buy up to 975,000 shares of common stock.
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It's not like TV where you buy up a time where your TV spot's gonna run.
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Predictably, the price of gold has spiked this morning as investors buy up traditional safety assets.
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It's also reportedly in the running to buy up a handful of Fox's regional sports networks.
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They'll buy up homes and resettle everyone, insisting that new is so much better than old.
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Chairish does not buy up any of the inventory, they mostly provide a forum for connecting.
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So for the next buy-up, I just stuck around all my shit at all times.
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He hoped to line up investors and buy up enough shares to force out Mr. Henderson.
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I went to eBay and I started to buy up as many issues as I could.
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Like when a company says they're going to buy up to $5 billion back in stock?
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The Brazilian company plans to buy up to US$21.5m of the outstanding US$27m notes.
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This allows California to buy up sections of tropical forests to offset its greenhouse gas emissions.
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CEO Elon Musk will buy up to $10 million worth of shares in the new offering.
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Amazon is going to spend somewhere close to $22020 billion to buy up this grocery chain.
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A single person can buy up to $2100,000 per calendar year, or $20,000 for a married couple.
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Last year, Monsanto put in a failed bid to buy up Syngenta, the world's largest agrochemical producer.
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Telcos want to buy up content companies to hedge against multiple assaults on their traditional business models.
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Government money subsidises and protects companies as they buy up dual-use technology or skew international markets.
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It's also offering to buy up to $2553 billion worth of stock from existing investors and shareholders.
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Customers can buy up to 10 tickets for a 7 PM showing of the movie on Dec.
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In larger investigations, investigators would sometimes buy up a bunch of burner phones to avoid being tracked.
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For one thing, the Fed could buy up most of the companies in the S&P 500.
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The company plans to buy up to 15 percent in the Israel-based surgical robotic guidance maker.
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Norway plans to buy up to 52 F-35s, of which four have so far been delivered.
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Similarly, homeowners could now buy up housing stock with the purpose of renting them out to Bungalow.
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However, a drop in exports and limited resources to buy up agricultural produce have depressed crop prices.
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Best Buy: Up to $400 off MacBook Pro and Air and up to $500 off Apple Watch
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Its mandate is to buy up bad loans from ailing banks and to underwrite their share issues.
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And with SoftBank and Dragoneer, the combined investors could buy up to $8 billion in Uber shares.
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Or the federal government can buy up the supply and then direct it on its own accord.
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Rivals could buy up the assets of failed carriers and still run the routes on budget prices.
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For decades, he used his position to buy up dirt on Mr. Trump to keep it hidden.
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SoftBank will buy up to $103 billion in shares from other investors in WeWork, including Mr. Neumann.
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If, instead, you double down on investing, you get to buy up assets at a major discount.
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The host said Clorox will be a beneficiary of this as people buy up their disinfecting wipes.
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The Deal Professor observes that for some chief executives, the answer is to buy up other companies.
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Shelves are emptying quickly as panicked crowds buy up food and water, with stores struggling to restock.
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PA could buy up to a fifth of the Italian broadcaster, stirring talk of a hostile takeover bid.
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HK) is in talks to buy up to 22020% of Universal Music Group (UMG) from Vivendi SA (VIV.
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People in the village believe that reps from Coca-Cola visited the distillery to buy up Kola-coca.
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Unipol Group has been authorised by the European Central Bank to buy up to 20 percent of BPER.
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Sources told Reuters this month that China was offering to buy up to 5 percent of Aramco directly.
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These are firms that do not produce anything—they just buy up patents to monetise them through litigation.
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TO RAISE APPROXIMATELY $10.25 MILLION * DARE BIOSCIENCE -EACH SHARE BEING SOLD TOGETHER WITH WARRANT TO BUY UP TO .
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Some took this as proof, even though brands often buy up domain swaths to protect their intellectual property.
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Eventually, users will be able to buy up to 20 tickets per draw, and pick their lucky numbers.
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However, deep-pocketed foreign investors and state-owned enterprises should not be given license to buy up America.
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The Chinese also agreed to buy up to $1.2 trillion in U.S. goods, CNBC learned through a source.
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But his most recent buy-up appears to be domain-blocking his rival suitors on the show:Â RobbyHayes.
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Additionally, Amazon acquired warrants to buy up to 20 percent of each carrier over a five-year period.
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Under a January emergency decree, Italy's government can buy up to 1 billion euros worth of Carige's shares.
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Rabobank reckons China may have to buy up to 15 million tonnes of U.S. beans at tariff prices.
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As costs rise, it can take on new routes and even buy up smaller airlines as they collapse.
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Japonica made a tender offer to buy up to 2.9 billion euros in face value of Greek bonds.
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Under current policy, companies can legally buy up the rights to decades-old drugs and set any price.
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Because interest rates were so low, managements also were able to borrow in order to buy up shares.
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Under the agreement approved Tuesday, the Air Force will be allowed to buy up to 18 of them.
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Z Gallerie's bankruptcy filing in March prompted DirectBuy Home Improvement to buy up the struggling home decor retailer.
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That's because the funds are required to buy up a lot of assets that have extremely low yields.
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Samsung plans to buy up to $300 million in HP shares after the sale is completed, HP said.
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We recently learned that Didi is in the running to buy up even more of its chief rival.
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It could follow economist Roger Farmer's advice and buy up normal stocks, as the Bank of Japan has.
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Who knows, maybe you'll be able to buy up the entire "Cosmic World" collection with your prize earnings.
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You can still hunt under the same conditions as today, you just can't buy up to that point.
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These include the rising power of activist investors, who buy up stakes in companies and then demand changes.
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Federal agencies can adopt rules that make it easier for families and nonprofits to buy up vacant properties.
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Mr. Musk plans to buy up to $10 million of stock from the new offering, the company said.
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A group of cannabis investors just raised $225 million to buy up real estate in a tough market.
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The deal will mean reduced tariffs on both sides, and China will buy up more American farm products.
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Emirates has announced a deal to buy up to 36 more A380 superjumbo jets from European planemaker Airbus.
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Diageo announced its plans to buy up to £1.5 billion ($1.97 billion) of its shares this fiscal year.
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Competition in U.S. markets has considerably decreased as monopolistic drug companies buy up small biotechnology and pharmaceutical startups.
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China has offered to buy up to 5 percent of Saudi Aramco directly, sources told Reuters in October.
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That's why regulators allowed shady operators from Appalachia to buy up the Western mines from the bankrupt companies.
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KeyCorp will buy up to $230 million in common shares back, and increased its dividend to $2640 per share.
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And it still seems to care about that, given its plan to buy up to 10% of the IPO.
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Do they continue to buy up the Barca stars of the future, and so guarantee the Catalan side's success?
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Details, details: SoftBank is also offering to buy up to $3 billion of stock from existing investors and shareholders.
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Users can buy up to $10,000 worth of bitcoin a week as well as deposit it from other addresses.
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Uber will buy up to 20163,000 XC90 SVUs from Volvo to form a fleet of driverless vehicles, reports Bloomberg.
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For investors that might be the glimmer of hope they need to buy up the country's battered bonds again.
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They could, for example, buy up discounted candy after Halloween and half-priced Christmas decorations around the New Year.
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Private companies in America and Europe buy up surplus donations from charities and export them to the developing world.
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The latter has seen central banks buy up bonds in large quantities which directly benefits the fixed income market.
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"Sometimes family feuds make people do strange things, like buy up half a cemetery," she says to the audience.
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Agents said there were more investors this year, and they were spending more to buy up the garlic crop.
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Earlier on Monday, Uber announced that it was planning to buy up to 24,000 self-driving cars from Volvo.
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Berkshire tends to buy up big stakes in industrial, food and financial companies with easy-to-understand business models.
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The Fed sold the short term treasuries they had and use the funds to buy up longer term securities.
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The bots that brokers use to buy up tickets are already illegal in New York, and punishable by fine.
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In order to do that, millions of farmers would need to buy up new land and move their crops.
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This week it offered to buy up to five 300,000-barrel cargoes of catalytic naphtha and high-sulfur diesel.
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FCB was formed in 2009 to buy up banks which failed in the wake of the global financial crisis.
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Eight information breaches between 2011 and 2013 involving malicious code coincided with a massive federal buy-up of bonds.
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MI. The fund was set up not only to bail out failing banks but to buy up bad debts.
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On Sunday, the Saudi Arabian airline flyadeal reversed plans to buy up to 50 of the 737 Max jets.
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Aided by fingerprint recognition technology, they can buy up to 40 grams (1.41 ounces) monthly for their personal use.
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Nexstar, Meredith and Tegna would also be in the position to buy up other stations to expand their footprint.
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People see images of panic buyers, assume there's a reason to panic and buy up supplies, too, Taylor said.
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Waymo has made plans to buy up to 20,000 compact electric vehicles from Jaguar Land Rover, starting in 2019.
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And even Facebook and Google's YouTube are offering Hollywood tens of millions of dollars to buy up original content.
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Businesses and Trump administration officials are expressing increasing concern about China's efforts to buy up technologies and ideas abroad.
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Nor was there enough money in the TARP to buy up a large enough fraction of outstanding troubled assets.
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The bank will also buy up to 2 trillion pesos of public TES bonds during what remains of March.
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Those may be some of the only actors at this point willing to buy up shale assets, Hipple cautioned.
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The American giant could be looking to buy up to 26% of the company, sources told the two publications.
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DealBook decided to break down why Disney and Comcast are clamoring to buy up a large chunk of Fox.
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The government can also buy up a controlling equity stake and proceed to leverage the power of its shares.
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British mills traditionally buy up to 275,000 to 300,000 tonnes annually in Germany mainly of high quality wheat grades.
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Will it dash to glory when the broader investment world gets its chance to buy up shares, like Alibaba?
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He could, for example, buy up discounted candy after Halloween and half-priced Christmas decorations around the New Year.
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You have this spatial problem of, how do you find ... You have to find plots, buy up the plots.
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But as the trading day drew to a close, investors began to buy up utilities and other dividend-paying stocks.
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Often, pharma companies swoop in and buy up a whole biotech firm in the late stages of a drug's development.
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Its purchaser, Roche, was an existing stakeholder who apparently liked what it saw enough to buy up all remaining shares.
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In addition to raising interest rates, Bank Indonesia has been tapping its foreign exchange reserves to buy up the rupiah.
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To pay for the rest of its expenses, it then borrows money by issuing bonds that investors can buy up.
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Relatively speaking, spending $1.5 billion to buy up some of the best engineers in automotive might not be that crazy.
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On Monday, Jet's lenders laid out terms for potential bidders to buy up to 249 percent stake in the carrier.
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The companies that buy up debts and take people to court target people of color more than any other group.
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It also said it would buy up to 1.69 percent of its stock for as much as 100 billion yen.
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Brokerage Pareto Securities has the right to buy up to 2.25 million shares to support the price until July 17.
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The answer we got on Thursday: Just buy up a much smaller company that has already done the leg work.
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Machlis said there is a trend in the industry towards consolidation and he expects Elbit to buy up more companies.
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China could decide to solve its problems by using quantitative easing to buy up non-performing loans from the banks.
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Last week Italian state lender CDP said it would buy up to 5 percent in TIM to safeguard Rome's interest.
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Copper prices rallied as China returned from a two-day break to buy up metals following brighter global manufacturing reports.
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On Monday, Jet's lenders laid out terms for potential bidders to buy up to 73 percent stake in the carrier.
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As private corporations buy up the rights to water sources, they go from being a public to a private good.
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Foreign investors will also be permitted to buy up to 74 percent of Indian pharmaceutical companies without seeking government approval.
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"They come, buy up the (illegal) timber and leave us to clear up the debris," Kobylkin said of Chinese loggers.
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That would allow the ECB to buy up to 80 billion euros without requiring it to spend the full amount.
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Dalio suggests that it will ultimately fall on the central bank to buy up this debt by printing more money.
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They buy up properties, rent them out like a hotel and dodge regulations required by federal, state and local laws.
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It also said it would buy up to 13 percent of its stock for as much as 100 billion yen.
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Health experts say that a PillPack buy-up makes sense for Walmart, especially in light of its talks with Humana.
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Still, all this upset prompts questions: Will some retailers distance themselves from Trump products while others rush to buy up?
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Underwriters will have the option to buy up to an 6.75 million more shares to cover over-allotments, Sogou said.
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There's an arms race between Facebook, Twitter, YouTube along with Amazon to buy up the rights to broadcast live events.
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The company said it would buy up to 20,000 electric cars from Jaguar Land Rover for its driverless ride service.
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Delta said last week its deal to buy up to 49 percent of Aeromexico is expected to close this summer.
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Would a wildly successful investor like him buy up so much of a country that was really doomed to disappear?
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Don't buy up, don't chase when there's nothing but rampant pin action, like we saw in the case [of] Alphabet.
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O has offered to buy up to 500 million Swiss francs ($502.11 million) in newly created Sunrise Communications shares SRCG.
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Shields added that if there is a pullback, Berkshire could buy up the remaining shares of one of its airlines.
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That agreement is expected to include provisions for China to buy up to $50 billion more in U.S. energy supplies.
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But a German defence ministry source said Berlin would buy up to six new aircraft directly from the United States.
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If and when small farmers fail, larger operations can swoop in and buy up the land at fire sale prices.
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Several are now locked in an arms race to buy up new brands both to increase growth and to diversify.
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California law allows individuals to possess or buy up to an ounce of marijuana and grow up to six plants.
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GIP's offer would allow Italo's investors to reinvest in the group and buy up to 25 percent in the railway operator.
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London copper rallied as Chinese traders returned from a two-day break to buy up metals following brighter global manufacturing reports.
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If companies hold back spending, including stepping in to buy up stocks when the market swoons, stock trading could be bumpier.
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It plans to buy up to 20 percent stake in KASE in two stages for about 338 million roubles ($4.88 million).
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Anbang has said it plans to buy up to 3.5 billion more shares in the company over the next 12 months.
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In January 2747, the Middle East airline threw the A2350 a lifeline by agreeing to buy up to 2787 more planes.
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Private equity firms buy up companies, employing what they claim are superior management techniques to make them more efficient and profitable.
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Under the GIP offer, Italo shareholders can reinvest in the group and buy up to 25 percent of the railway operator.
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In the past, such loans have benefited Italian debt in particular as Italian lenders used the scheme to buy up BTPs.
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Malaysia was looking to buy up to 18 jets in a deal potentially worth more than $2 billion, the source said.
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Gol said it will buy up to 3 million preferred shares traded in the Brazilian market in the next 12 months.
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More recently, VMware announced its intentions to buy up Pivotal, a fellow Dell subsidiary, as well as cybersecurity company Carbon Black.
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And it will have more resources to buy up smaller breweries as they start to feel squeezed out of the marketplace.
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LafargeHolcim bought four companies in 2018, and expects to buy up to 10 this year having already bought four since January.
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The contract includes an option to buy up to 300 missiles, which would bring the final bill to around $3 billion.
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Xiamen Airlines signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to buy up to 30 Boeing 737 MAX 200 airplanes early this month.
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It will also continue to buy up the various regional mom-and-pop stores that sell team sports equipment and apparel.
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The refiners typically buy up to 70 percent of their oil needs through term deals and the remainder through spot markets.
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It's strategizing, Game of Thrones type maneuvering, Zuckerberg being savvy enough to buy up companies like WhatsApp, and Oculus, and Instagram.
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Facebook and Google and Apple managed to lock up the best brains, they managed to buy up the most promising competitors.
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It could buy up Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities, like it did during quantitative easing rounds during the last recession.
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His comeback had begun in Miami, in 1962, when he began to buy up parcels after losing the California governor's race.
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This doesn't mean people need to buy up the fancy respirators or medical masks that are in such short supply, though.
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"Be careful when you come in and buy up because it's not been a winning situation," the "Mad Money" host warned.
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In 2017, Fannie Mae agreed to back a $1-billion loan to Invitation Homes to buy up more single-family rentals.
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Residents and tourists over the age of 21 can buy up to one ounce of marijuana or eight grams of concentrates.
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Companies also buy up the airwaves: In 2017, Boeing ran 485 television ads aimed at 3,000 workers during a unionization drive.
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The White House said China would buy up as much as $50 billion in agricultural products as part of the deal.
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Shortly after that, Starwood offered to buy up to 63 percent in CA Immo and up to 5 percent in Immofinanz.
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Best Buy: Up to 40% off appliances, up to $250 off select MacBook models, up to $60 off Google Nest products
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N) to buy up to 30 narrowbody planes and will not rule out additional cancellations of delayed deliveries from rival Airbus (AIR.
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Let's start with this recent liquidity event, in which Palantir agreed to buy up to $225 million in common stock from employees.
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Tesla's $5,500 Powerwall 2 has a 13.5kWh capacity, and customers can buy up to 10 of those to scale to their needs.
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Middle-eastern crude buyers could have hedges in the futures market, and could need to buy up contracts if cargoes were delayed.
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Investors tend to buy up the stock of companies that are riding secular trends to avoid the impact of short-term trends.
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Pharmacies and shops selling masks put new shipments in the front of stores, where crowds have been quick to buy up inventory.
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Australian Mines said the agreement also includes an option for SK Innovation to buy up to 19.9 percent of its ordinary shares.
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SoftBank, already WeWork's largest investor, is also offering to buy up to $3 billion worth of stock from existing investors and shareholders.
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Suiza proceeded to buy up more plants and other processors, and Dean Foods quickly became the second biggest milk processor in America.
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But when Lebanon's international bonds have fallen in the past, local banks could typically be relied upon to buy up the securities.
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The deal comes as Fox seeks to buy up the remaining parts of satellite company Sky and its news network Sky News.
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Sanders' plan to forgive loans from public sources and buy up private loans would cost an estimated $1.6 trillion over 10 years.
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Private Jewish groups have also sought to buy up Palestinian homes in eastern neighborhoods to expand the Jewish presence in the east.
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The moves have caused options traders to buy up short-term calls in Microsoft, Dan Nathan, co-founder and editor of RiskReversal.
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China and other countries hurried to buy up products, and exporters rushed to get them out before tariffs were put in place.
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He said Vietnam already has some infrastructure in place to buy up to 1 GW of electricity a year from its neighbours.
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Now, seeing demand for real estate risk, it has created a sister company, ARK, to buy up the buildings it's renting in.
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The Telegraph also noted that rumors have circulated Apple is planning to buy up the rest of Intel's chip modem business entirely.
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Biggest need, biggest rip-off Scalpers buy up tickets in bulk and then sell them to would-be patients at inflated prices.
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This is because when a large company takes over a market, it can use its heft to block or buy up innovations.
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Their success allows them to generate huge piles of cash, and that cash allows them to attract talent and buy up competitors.
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CT: But if someone came along and made you an offer to buy up Deliveroo, would you be open to the idea?
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One person close to the deal said that PillPack is committed to offering its service to customers, regardless of a buy-up.
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Traders would buy up shares in a company being acquired that were trading slightly below the offer price, often by just pennies.
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The Bank of England also said that it would buy up to £10 billion in investment grade corporate bonds from nonfinancial companies.
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Starwood had launched its own bid to buy up to 26 percent in CA Immo shortly after the merger plan fell through.
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Late last year it agreed to buy up to 10.65 percent of another industrial REIT, Cambridge Industrial Trust, later renamed ESR-REIT.
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For that price, you could also buy up to two dozen print magazines and create your own stack of collage-worthy images.
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Chinese firms have also flooded into Wayne County, which includes downtown Detroit, to buy up defunct office buildings and vacant factory space.
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Zell also said the real estate industry as a whole has "committed suicide," by allowing WeWork to buy up so many properties.
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Instead, they buy up broad patents — usually related to software — and then use them to sue companies that infringe them by accident.
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In Europe, from Greece to Serbia, China is pursuing its Africa model: buy up whatever it can to control resources and infrastructure.
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If we give them a chance to buy up every fast lane online, we'll be removing another check on their untamed power.
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"If we give them a chance to buy up every fast lane online, we'll be removing another check on their untamed power."
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Germany wants to buy up to 21.7045 new multi-role fighter jets to replace its aging fleet of 21 operational Tornado fighters.
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The top performing retail stocks this year heading into Black Friday are Best Buy, up 51%, and Costco, which is up 48%.
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Rocket-scientist financiers buy up billions of dollars of risky loans and repackage them into complex investments with multiple layers of debt.
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The cash will allow Mr. Papa and his team at Silver Run Acquisition Corporation to buy up energy assets that they deem valuable.
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One look at the campaign images ahead, shot on curve model Lulu Bonfils, and we're ready to buy up the whole damn thing.
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They come in and they buy up whole portfolios of properties with the intention of pushing out the residents and the commercial tenants.
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Berkshire also would receive warrants to buy up to 80 million shares of Occidental common stock at a price of $62.50 per share.
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They badly need independent news in their own language as China's propagandists buy up the rest of the world's commercial Chinese-language outlets.
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Musk is also doubling down on his own investment and now intends to buy up to 102,880 shares in stock worth $25 million.
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PA) in March to buy up to 1003 A320neo narrow-body jets, and a provisional deal in July for 20 Boeing Co (BA.
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It would be silly to allow coal companies to race to buy up a bunch of artificially cheap leases before the review concludes.
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Buffett would also get warrants to buy up to 80 million Occidental shares at $62.50 each, 4 percent above their Monday closing price.
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RIP is able to swoop in and offer to buy up the debt at a deep discount with donations from individuals like Zames.
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Although it passed up an opportunity to buy up Alexander Graham Bell's newfangled telephone, Western Union stayed on the cutting edge of technology.
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The euro had been clawing back ground but was suddenly swiped back to $1.600 as U.S. traders began to buy up the dollar.
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The three-pronged policy includes massive government spending and borrowing, coupled with a central bank eager to buy up the government's new bonds.
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It sounds like AngelList may also eventually dive into the brisk secondaries business, wherein investors buy up earlier investors stakes in certain companies.
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Other top performers include Chipotle, up 63 percent; Xilinx, up 50 percent; Ulta Beauty, up 42 percent; and Best Buy, up 34 percent.
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Perhaps you'll buy up a string of plots for housing development for the people, or go industrial and build a Mako reactor plant.
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Even in the 1800s, people understood that it's not good for business (or society) when massive companies can just buy up the competition.
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EXCLUSIVE - BEIJING COULD REMOVE EXTRA TARIFFS ON U.S. FARM PRODUCTS TO HELP IMPORTERS BUY UP TO $50 BLN WORTH - CHINA TRADE ASSOCIATION CHIEF
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To sell this type of security, banks buy up stock in foreign companies and then issue certificates that track the companies' share prices.
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Trump accused China of reneging on an offer to buy up U.S. agriculture, which has suffered as a result of the trade war.
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Guggenheim is the sole underwriter, and has the option to buy up to 600,000 additional shares in the offering within 30 days, Overstock.
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South Korea can buy up to 200,000 barrels per day of Iran oil, mostly condensate, according to sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Gonzalez would buy up to 100 boxes of 12 doughnuts each at full price and sell these for $17 to $20 a box.
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Crude futures found a floor of sorts after plunging below $244, as countries step in to buy up cheap crude for strategic reserves.
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The proposed deal allows Tesla to buy up SolarCity's common stock in exchange for its shares, amounting to about $2.8 billion for Tesla.
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Customers could buy up valuable supplies and resell them at higher prices, or store employees could funnel scarce goods to friends and family.
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Mortgage markets have also been dysfunctional as investors hoard cash, and as some firms that buy up mortgage securities face major financial strains.
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It plans to buy up to 62,000 Chrysler minivans and 20,000 Jaguar electric cars next year to deploy in a commercial ride service.
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The details: SoftBank is in talks to buy up to a third of Swiss Re at a premium to its Wednesday closing price.
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This week the reporters Jim Rutenberg and Maggie Haberman revealed that Mr. Trump had worked on a plan to buy up that hoard.
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When companies have cash to spend but are not willing to commit to big investments, they often buy up their own stock instead.
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In a statement, it announced tender offers to buy up to $1.5 billion of its 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 dollar-denominated notes.
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Some people will remember the time, in the late nineteen-eighties, when Japan was about to buy up America and conquer the world.
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Big companies buy up thousands of addresses to cover variations of their corporate or brand names, to prevent illicit operators from using them.
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As legacy brands lag, food companies have two options: Change to compete or buy up the new brands that are already growing rapidly.
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In 2008, he published an op-ed in the New York Times advising people to buy up American stocks while prices are low.
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Not that public ownership has been banished from Britain's railways — but only other European governments are free to buy up Britain's rail networks.
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In order to buy up excess yuan, the PBOC have tapped into their massive dollar reserves and sold dollars while simultaneously buying yuan.
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Recycling businesses used to be able to rely on China to buy up any waste stream (no matter the quality of the material).
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In a statement Mediaset said Peninsula Holding would, at the broadcaster's request, buy up to 355 million shares of the new MFE entity.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is also required to buy up excess sugar and sell it to biofuel refineries at taxpayer-discounted prices.
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You can also look to the pharmaceutical companies that opted to buy up other businesses for their drugs instead of developing products themselves.
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The fervent collectors still powered through political malaise and ignored CDC warnings about Zika in order to buy up what was on offer.
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Instead, in the years that followed, the stockpile focused on using its limited budgets to buy up pharmaceuticals, including vaccines and flu medications.
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It's standard practice for big companies to buy up names that might insult their brands, but it looks like the Trump regime forgot one.
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Within hours of the announcement about the new city, speculators were flocking to the area's existing property developments to buy up whatever was available.
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Domain squatters typically buy up URLs for financial profit or to troll others online, though some have used the technique to make political statements.
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SoftBank, which is already WeWork's largest investor, is also offering to buy up to $3 billion worth of stock from existing investors and shareholders.
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Investors are demanding more money to buy up debt that comes due in October, as opposed to being paid back later in the year.
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He is reportedly in talks with McClatchy to buy up the rest of Tronc, which owns dozens of Chicago and East Coast-based newspapers.
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They name their price, buy up bonds from interested sellers, and hold them as inventory on their balance-sheet until a buyer comes along.
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Tachovsky said companies that buy up single family homes so they can rent them out are one type of REIT that could make sense.
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The company's fully owned subsidiary Kobalt Capital is unveiling a $1003 million music royalties fund to buy up music copyrights to collect royalties themselves.
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Last week, European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker proposed limits to China's ability to buy up companies in infrastructure, hi-tech manufacturing and energy.
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Patent trolls, also known as patent assertion entities (PAEs), are companies that buy up patents solely to generate revenue by suing alleged patent infringers.
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Intime aside, Alibaba invested $4.6 billion to buy up 20 percent of retail giant Sunning in a deal that was also made in 2015.
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As long as people keep buying iPhones, Apple will have the cash to experiment, and to buy up rivals, as long as it likes.
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He didn't short for-profit college stocks before regulating their industry, or buy up shares in solar companies before propagating his Clean Power Plan.
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Trump has said that China has agreed to buy up to $50 billion of soybeans, pork and other agricultural products from the U.S. annually.
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Frank had left Wall Street during the savings and loan crisis of the late 1980s to buy up failed thrifts through Houston's Coastal Banc.
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Why: In addition to the equity commitment, SoFi is getting introductions to Silver Lake investors that have debt functions and can buy up loans.
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He figured the only way that private borrowers could shrink their vast storehouse of debt was to have the government buy up those assets.
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The bank will buy up to 10 trillion pesos ($2.45 billion) in private paper issued by banks coming due in up to three years.
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Apple has begun to buy up TV projects as it prepares to introduce a slate of original programming in the next year or two.
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That insurer, Humana, is making an unusual bet beyond the current strategy of health insurers to merge with pharmacies or buy up doctors' practices.
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A subtler method is to cultivate tycoons who depend on the state for permits or contracts, and urge them to buy up media outlets.
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But in 2018, China, which used to buy up most of the U.S.' plastic scrap, passed a ban on most types of plastic imports.
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The country's central bank raised interest rates four times since May and has been tapping its foreign cash reserves to buy up the rupiah.
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CVR Energy was essentially betting it could buy up cheap RINs before a deadline to meet its obligation in the first quarter of 2018.
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Investors recall the great commission wars of 2019, and the early morning that November when Charles Schwab said it would buy up TD Ameritrade.
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The fact that many people, myself included, still flock to buy up these pricey, easily misplaced wireless earbuds highlights just how appealing they are.
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And Qatar on June 14 signed an agreement to buy up to 36 F-15 fighter jets from the United States for $85033 billion.
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High-yield bonds are also more attractive on a relative basis currently, prompting some investors to sell out of loans to buy up notes.
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Analysts will be listening closely for hints that the companies are looking to buy up the cheap assets of companies that are under financial stress.
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The big picture: Waymo has deals to buy up to 62,000 Chrysler Pacifica minivans and 20,000 Jaguar I-Pace luxury crossovers for its robotaxi service.
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As part of the agreement, Amazon has the right to buy up to 19.9 percent of ATSG's stock over five years at $9.73 per share.
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So before the warm weather actually arrives, drop your winter coat dead weight and buy up one (or more) of the 24 spring jackets ahead.
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Ultimately, property experts say, developers are more likely to buy up land in slum areas if titles are available, pushing prices up and locals out.
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For smaller traders, that could eliminate the annoying delays on other platforms that can make you miss a low price you want to buy up.
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French tycoon Vincent Bollore said earlier this week Vivendi could buy up to a fifth in the company, stirring talk of a hostile takeover bid.
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Plus, for whatever reason, folks readily buy up gas-guzzling cars when the economy is good despite swearing they'd pay more for fuel-efficient options.
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European stock market operator Euronext rose 2 percent after winning a regulatory nod from Norway's finance ministry to buy up to 100% of Oslo Bors.
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In Paris, European stock market operator Euronext rose after winning a regulatory nod from Norway's finance ministry to buy up to 100% of Oslo Bors.
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SoftBank, which is already The We Company's largest investor, is also offering to buy up to $3 billion of stock from existing investors and shareholders.
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When news first broke that Disney was aiming to buy up much of 220th Century Fox, it sent shockwaves through the industry — and then sadness.
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Over the past 10 years, ELS has borrowed at least $600 million through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy up these kinds of properties.
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As part of the proposal, bondholders would have the right to buy up to 10 percent of Leviev's AFI stake, Africa Israel said on Tuesday.
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In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has either gotten cronies to buy up independent media outlets or pressured others into shutting through punitive tax policies.
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Most of the money — $60 million — was used to buy primary shares, with another $33 million used to buy up the shares of previous shareholders.
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The consortium plans to inject $1 billion to $1.25 billion into Uber, and buy up to 17 percent of existing shares in a secondary transaction.
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As more billionaires are minted and the debate about inequality rages, the superwealthy continue to buy up trophy assets and try to sway public policy.
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Between the lines: The more these large companies buy up AI talent and software, the larger they expand the buffer between them and everyone else.
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This elusive clique of multibillionaires buy up large commercial jets from Boeing or Airbus and adorn them with handwoven carpets, wood paneling, and gold everything.
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In this plausible near-future, groups of wealthy investors buy up imperiled but essential services, load them up with debt, and feast on their carcasses.
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Samsung Group said last year Lee would buy up to 300 billion won worth of shares to be sold by Samsung Engineering Co Ltd 028250.
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Uber plans to buy up to 24,000 cars from Volvo in an effort to prepare a fleet of self-driving on-demand vehicles, per Reuters.
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Without a prescription, you can buy up to 3.6 grams of pseudoephedrine, or PSE, in a single day, equivalent to about 36 maximum-strength pills.
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And if you happen to enter with something like rare Nikes that aren't on the canteen buy-up list, chances are you'll attract unwanted attention.
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Uber and SoftBank have struck a long-anticipated deal in which the Japanese conglomerate will buy up to $10 billion of the ride-hailing giant.
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These advantages for large companies are only compounded by their ability to buy up enough shelf space that they can effectively design a store's layout.
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We should also make it easier for shareholders to buy up enough shares to obtain control of a company and kick poorly performing managers out.
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American Airlines Chairman and CEO Doug Parker is blunt about how he views Qatar Airways proposal to buy up to ten percent of his airline.
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Daiwa Securities will acquire 5% of Credit Saison's shares, while Credit Saison will buy up to 0.3% in Daiwa, the report said, without citing sources.
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"The people who have come into Needles want to buy up every available piece of property, including our church, to manufacture their product," he said.
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Among other things, he seemed to acknowledge that his proposed share price to buy up the electric car company's stock was partly a marijuana joke.
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Now is a good time to buy up stocks in companies that will likely prosper once the outbreak and associated economic pullback passes, he said.
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Those who live in Irvine are often highly educated and affluent, especially the businesspeople from mainland China and Korea who often buy up new subdivisions.
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Adversaries may use the economic downturn sparked by the spread of the coronavirus as an opportunity to buy up US-made technology, Pentagon leaders say.
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Court documents showed that Knighthead Capital Management was prepared to buy up to $1 billion of the company's stock on behalf of funds it manages.
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Egypt has raised key interest rates by 700 basis points since November when it floated its currency, encouraging foreign investors to buy up its debt.
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Australia's central bank has announced that it may be forced to buy up coal mines and other fossil fuel assets to avoid an economic collapse.
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"Consolidation in the telecommunications is not just between cable or phone providers; increasingly, large firms are trying to buy up content providers," the document reads.
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Businesses are embracing the frenzy as well, as shoppers buy up all things shark related, from T-shirts and souvenirs to shark-themed ice cream.
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Disney would reportedly buy up Fox's movie studio and some of its TV assets, but not its news and sports offerings or its broadcast channel.
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That ties in well with the company's buy-up of Whole Foods, where it could add retail pharmacies for members who need their medicines quickly.
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Plans for a state-backed fund that would buy up bad loans and plug capital shortfalls at banks should be ready by Monday, media reported.
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Board member Larry Ellison will buy up to $1 million worth of those shares, and CEO Elon Musk will purchase up to $10 million worth.
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The biggest knock on the Facebook idea is that it feels unlikely that the government will let the social giant buy up another communications service.
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So before the masses catch wind of this wardrobe-changing sale and buy up all the best deals, take a look through our favorite picks ahead.
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Buyers work directly with manufacturers to buy up everything from everyday groceries and pantry staples to gin and wine, passing the savings on to the consumer.
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Bondholders are likely to buy up all the 60 million euros worth of shares reserved for them, a source familiar with the matter said on Saturday.
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The Federal Reserve would likely buy up Treasuries in another round of quantitative easing (QE), just as it did in response to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Criminals buy up electronic or hazardous waste from European or American clients, and use different tactics for circumventing laws preventing its transport to less regulated countries.
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State-controlled Rosneft is seeking government approval to buy up to 100 percent of Bashneft after acquiring a controlling stake this month for 330 billion rubles.
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"You have to think of the crypto trader at their desk - they see moves across the board and then buy up their favourite coins," Greenspan said.
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Instead, you'll need to buy up big and wear plenty of Lorna Jane and Adidas sportswear in inappropriate and public places — without actually exercising of course.
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In fact, the wealthy young couple had even gone so far as to buy up four homes surrounding their own in order to ensure their privacy.
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It also helps clear a major hurdle for Delta Air Lines as it tries to close a deal to buy up to 49 percent of Aeroméxico.
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TO) reported a 45 percent drop in quarterly profit on Tuesday, and said it agreed to buy up to 20 Dreamliner planes from Boeing Co (BA.
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In general, private equity refers to investment firms that use large chunks of money from pension funds and endowments to buy up businesses and other assets.
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Now, if you have $3,000 to spare and you are in the U.S. or Canada, you can simply buy up to five units directly from Microsoft.
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A regulatory filing showed that a holding linked to Chairman Diego Della Valle had committed to buy up to 5 percent of the luxury group's shares.
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It will buy up debts, convert debt into equity, as well as hold, manage and dispose of equity in debt-for-equity swap enterprises, AgBank said.
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Analog's Chief Executive Vincent Roche said in an interview that consolidation in the semiconductor industry will continue as companies aggressively buy up assets to gain scale.
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All these companies are going to buy up the IP. And then when it's actually millennial IP that everyone realizes they need they'll come to me.
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When Toys "R" Us went under last year, Ollie's put out an ad in the newspaper that it wanted to buy up extra toys from suppliers.
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A case in point: In 2008, the Troubled Asset Relief Program, as the name implies, was initially pitched as a program to buy up toxic assets.
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Studio self-dealing Netflix has been able to buy up content in part because it was the biggest and one of the few games in town.
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As part of the deal, Amazon also has the right to buy up to 19.9 percent of ATSG's stock over five years at $9.73 per share.
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On Friday, the State Department announced that Australia had been cleared to buy up to 200 LRASMs, a purchase with a nearly $1 billion price tag.
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A short squeeze occurs when a highly shorted stock moves higher and short traders then buy up shares to cover their positions to avoid further losses.
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But in recent months, DuPont has proposed merging with Dow, Bayer has struck a deal to buy up Monsanto, and Chinese giant ChemChina is buying Syngenta.
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So far, its response has been to buy up chip makers like Movidius, Mobileye, and Nervana, whose hardware is tailor-made for machine learning and computer vision.
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The company hoped that going public again would help it fund efforts to expand in the United States and overseas, as well as buy up trendy brands.
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The ECB explained the reduced purchases by saying it needed to buy up more paper from Germany, where a large amount of debt had expired in April.
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While Black Friday deals can help you buy up smart home appliances on the cheap, the opposite also exists for users looking for a taste of luxury.
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The more interesting question is whether Buffett has continued to buy up shares, as these regulatory filings only consists of activity through the end of the quarter.
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This placed pressure on domestic liquidity, since China had relied on cash inflows to generate money growth (issuing new yuan to buy up the dollars streaming in).
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But many suspect its real motive for ending the old system of ownership was to let outsiders buy up a significant slice of the land for development.
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You can buy up loads of old hardware and simply transplant their guts into a new housing, but that's time-consuming and risky without a reliable stockpile.
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The company is continuing to buy up land, and in the fourth quarter it purchased 39 plots that represent an estimated 3.2 billion reais in potential sales.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group jumped 4.0 percent after saying that it will buy up to 123 percent of own stock for as much as 100 billion yen.
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The Czech company said in December it would buy up to 4 percent of its own stock in the programme at a maximum price of 297 crowns.
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Traders usually buy up shares in the company that is being acquired; those shares tend to trade slightly below the buyer's offer price, often by just pennies.
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Ak Sigorta Turkey's Sabanci Holding said it decided to buy up to 2 percent of unit Ak Sigorta stake from the Istanbul Stock Exchange within one year.
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But only a fraction of those shares will be held by nongovernment investors, as Chinese state-run companies have already pledged to buy up most of them.
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Some suspect that this may be another such scheme to enrich a few well-connected Russians, who would buy up the land and bring in Chinese laborers.
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Shortly before Sinclair announced its proposed takeover of Tribune in May, the FCC passed another rule that allows media companies to buy up more local television stations.
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He spent forty-four million dollars to buy up all the land adjoining his Palo Alto home, so that he would have no actual neighbors or community.
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A possible explanation is that Marin Ivezic paid a "social media freelancer" to buy up followers for his and his son's Twitter accounts to boost their presence.
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Unlike in the US, oil and gas companies can't just buy up mineral rights from private individuals, so the incentives to drill don't always line up well.
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China is looking for ways to get migrant workers to help buy up a huge glut of unsold homes that is dragging down the country's economic growth.
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It's possible that Match, which recently acquired PlentyofFish, will buy up some of the acquisitions, though Swidler told us it's unlikely to happen in the short-term.
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Haier secured three cornerstones, Silk Road Fund, Camry Investment and Rechi Precision Co. Ltd, who together committed to buy up to 162.5 million euros' worth of shares.
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He then used the value of those shares, which rocketed from five hundred livres to ten thousand livres, to buy up the debts of the French King.
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You can buy up to $5,000 in Series I savings bonds with your tax refund by indicating the amount you want to purchase on I.R.S. Form 8888.
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As more and more tourists flood into Barcelona, it becomes more profitable for real estate speculators to buy up housing and rent it out to tourists, e.g.
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Ross also created International Automotive Components Group in 2007 to buy up auto-parts makers around the world as the industry struggled with overcapacity and slowing sales.
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Some shops are limiting purchases of tomato paste, which is used in many Persian dishes, and some lines have sold out as people buy up existing stock.
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During periods of low confidence, investors seek safe products, leading them to buy up treasury bonds, which increases the price of treasuries while decreasing their interest rate.
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These fans will then go online and read reviews, and then share their own thoughts, and then buy up every single piece of branded merchandise on offer.
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Uber said the investment funds Coatue, Altimeter and TPG will buy up to $600 million worth of stock in Uber, valuing the company at around $62 billion.
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According to the WSJ, the White House is even mulling over formalizing federal incentives for US private equity firms to buy up stakes in Ericsson and Nokia.
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The company hopes that going public again will help it fund efforts to expand in the United States and overseas, as well as buy up trendy brands.
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He haunted flea markets to buy up stalls' worth of old jewelry, junk and treasure alike, and remade it into assemblages that were more Dada than decorous.
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Part of how Facebook has maintained its dominance for so long is by using its cash pile to buy up would-be competitors like Instagram and WhatsApp.
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If the government is printing as much money as it takes to buy up all the unemployed labour, then the private sector will be starved of workers.
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Community groups or immigrant-centered organizations, he said, could help coordinate neighbors' efforts to buy up small chunks of apartments or houses, or even commercial real estate.
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And activists, who buy up shares in undervalued companies and agitate for change to drive up the share price, have also been increasingly moving into shipping stocks.
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A frequent customer told Business Insider that they typically visit the restaurants on Tuesdays to buy up the most expensive bagels and take advantage of the discount.
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Rafale is seen as a frontrunner as Malaysia looks to buy up to 18 jets in a deal potentially worth more than $2 billion, sources have said.
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CFO Brett Biggs said that "sales have been okay" in China, although Walmart has faced issues with its product mix as consumers scramble to buy up essentials.
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And gamers are frustrated by miners who buy up lots of stock, making the cards with the best price/performance ratio hard to find and inflating prices.
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On Wednesday, the German chemical conglomerate Bayer offered to buy up Monsanto for $20133 billion, in what could prove to be the largest corporate merger of the year.
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In a statement issued after the end of the commission's meeting, Russia's competition watchdog said approval was given to Fortum to buy up to 50 percent of Uniper.
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But Delta customers are also opting for more expensive seats in coach and the airline on Thursday said it plans to give travelers more options to buy up.
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Long-time investor Tencent is expected to buy up $28.2 million of the notes on offer, and the offering itself could be extended by a further $28.7 million.
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No acquisitions made by Google or Facebook were examined, despite mounting concerns that tech giants are able to buy up new firms before they ripen into true competition.
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The court held that, since CLOs raise money first and only then buy up loans on behalf of the investors, they never really take on credit risk themselves.
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Congress granted the president authority to review investments in the 1980s, amid fears over Japan's economic rise and its firms' attempts to buy up American makers of semiconductors.
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Italian state lender CDP confirmed late on Thursday that it would buy up to 5 percent of TIM, in a move intended to safeguard Rome's interest the group.
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One big buyer of SpaceX shares is reportedly SpaceX chief executive and founder Elon Musk, who multiple sources have said is investing $100 million to buy up shares.
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A regulatory regime should be developed which encourages new entrants, controls the extent to which existing banks buy up new technologies and promotes low leverage as a feature.
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Or buy up the semiconductor equipment plays like Lam Research and KLA-Tencor, which are less susceptible to the market's moodiness and whose products are in steady demand.
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Rosneft paid 330 billion roubles ($5.2 billion) for a 50.1 percent stake in Bashneft and is now seeking government approval to buy up to 100 percent of Bashneft.
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But this personal attack is another example of a sickness in our democracy when it is so easy for millionaires and billionaires to buy up candidates and elections.
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The large companies do this by utilizing their newfound wealth to buy up others' stations or to invest in making their stations more appealing than their independent competitors.
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The deal will see Cevital buy up parts of the site at Charleville-Mezieres freed up by PSA in order to make machines for the water treatment business.
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But if it wants to get into selling prescriptions, it might speed its time to market by making a buy-up of a company already in the space.
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But when a local lumber company tries to buy up her land and sends their lawyer (Ginnifer Goodwin) to threaten her, the woman's so-called powers are tested.
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So to congratulate the happy couple on their impending nuptials, we've rounded up 11 flower-shaped engagement rings for you (or your future fiancée) to buy up now.
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The company says it will buy up to 20,903 electric cars from Jaguar Land Rover as it strives to put a ride service into operation within two years.
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"We think enrollees would buy up to gold, because it's suddenly not that much more expensive, or buy down to bronze because it would be free," Welch says.
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Myth: You need a face mask to protect you from getting infected People have been scrambling to buy up face masks in response to the COVID-193 epidemic.
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For example, when Congress passed legislation to raise prices artificially for agricultural crops through a new government-owned corporation that would buy up surplus, Coolidge vetoed it — twice.
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"There is a different price when you offer to buy a 15323 percent stake or when you have to buy up to 85 percent," the second source said.
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The party that used to pride itself on "liv[ing] in the neighborhood" is now made up of the people who buy up property and push others out.
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"Fans suddenly realize the person they love is not there anymore and they want to buy up things to be close to that person," D'Rozario, told CNN Business.
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Others rushed to buy up designer wear at high-end Moscow boutiques and electronics — either as an investment or for fear that such luxuries would become completely unaffordable.
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On top of that he got options to buy up to 29 million AIG shares dependent on the share price hitting certain targets over the next seven years.
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N) said on Monday it plans to launch a cash tender offer to buy up to an additional 32 percent of Grupo Aeromexico SAB de CV's stock (AEROMEX.
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Constellation also received an opportunity over the next three years to buy up to 139.7 million in new shares, which represents up to $5 billion in additional funding.
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"Simply put, this council has the power to slam the door shut on foreign companies who want to buy up American businesses and harm our workers," he said.
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As it touted its roughly $24 billion valuation, it pointed investors to Kroger's then strong stock performance and the opportunity it had to further buy up regional grocers.
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Investors likely flocked to buy up shares of the defense names with the thought that should the U.S. actually engage militarily with North Korea, defense contractors would benefit.
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Across Eastern Europe from the Baltic States and Poland to the Black Sea Moscow has used its energy weapon to corrupt politicians, parties, institutions and buy up media.
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Trump celebrated the agreement as a major victory after Beijing agreed to buy up to $200 billion worth of American agricultural, manufacturing and energy goods withing two years.
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"The consumer will discover unprecedented wine values in 2020 and should buy up," Rob McMillan writes in "State of the Wine Industry," a yearly report cited by CNN.
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CEO Elon Musk will buy as much as $223 million worth of stock in this offering, while Tesla board member Larry Ellison will buy up to $222 million.
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Spain's Indra Sistemas fell after a media report said is to buy up to 75% of ITP Aero from Rolls Royce for about 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion).
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To help ease the pain, the US Department of Agriculture offered this week to buy up $20 million worth of cheddar cheese and distribute it to food banks.
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Disney shares rose 393 percent, spurred on by the company's plan to buy up to $239 billion of its own shares to offset dilution from the all-stock deal.
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But the problem remains sizeable in countries such as Portugal and Italy, which did not use state-backed bad banks to buy up toxic assets during the financial crisis.
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And since we're getting an early start, you should have plenty of time to buy up all the pieces you need to take these looks from inspiration to reality.
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Heineken, the world's second largest beer brewer, is looking to pour new life into one of the U.K.'s great "institutions" as it continues to buy up British pubs.
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Under Bob Iger as CEO, the company's strategy has been to buy up the best intellectual property in entertainment: Lucasfilm and Star Wars; Marvel Entertainment; and Pixar Animation Studios.
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The meeting comes after U.S President Donald Trump said China had agreed to buy up to $50 billion of U.S. farm products annually during trade talks earlier this month.
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In streaming, many new subscription video players are in a bitter fight over who can afford to create the most original content and buy up the most popular franchises.
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Because China won't buy up American scrap for top dollar anymore, recycling has become more expensive, and municipalities in the U.S. have started to abandon their recycling programs altogether.
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The meeting comes after U.S President Donald Trump said China had agreed to buy up to $50 billion of U.S. farm products annually during trade talks earlier this month.
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"Usually, we buy up excess capacity, and that's how we fulfill the demand of our small satellite customers," Curt Blake, CEO of Spaceflight's launch services group, tells The Verge.
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Co-workers: The Mets deal allows users to buy up to six subscriptions each, which makes it the perfect thing for, say, your company's sales team to enjoy together.
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I mean, he said a few things about -- look, I take a little affront, umbrage, when I say -- I get the right from Herbalife to buy up to 153%.
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"I would like to know whether or not Google will use existing land it owns or if it (will) buy up additional commercial or industrial space," her letter reads.
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If the deal goes through to buy up to 40 percent in the PSX, it will be the first purchase by a Chinese bourse in a foreign stock exchange.
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Back in 2017, a ticket broker was found using a bot army to buy up to 30,000 tickets to Hamilton, a show that's notoriously hard to score tickets to.
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That makes it easier for a big integrated oil company like BP to buy up U.S. crude from a number of sources and lump it into a big shipment.
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If you buy up enough cheap USB drives, and load them up with your contact details and portfolio, then you can give them out at events like business cards.
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Kostin said that one option being considered involved letting the management of VTB Africa, where the Russian lender holds a 50.1% stake, buy up some of the subsidiary's shares.
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It follows a call last month by European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker to limit China's ability to buy up European companies in infrastructure, hi-tech manufacturing and energy.
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It isn't clear whether there is consensus within the ECB to make an adequate demonstration: to dramatically scale up bond purchases, for example, or to buy up bank debt.
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The fund is a private-sector initiative to buy up struggling Italian lenders' bad loans and was set up in response to growing concern over the country's banking sector.
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Lang predicted that PTC's $66 stock could run up to $80 a share in the near future, and recommended that investors buy up shares on any pullback, however rare.
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The big I.P.O. is shining a light on the practice, called cornerstone investing, of inviting big investors to buy up large chunks of shares before a company goes public.
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That chatter has grown loud once again after Lampert's hedge fund made an offer last month to buy up some assets that had already been on the chopping block.
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India saw $967 million bond inflows last month after the central bank allowed foreign investors to buy up to 275 billion Indian rupee ($4.1 billion) in additional sovereign debt.
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China has agreed to buy up to $50 billion in U.S. farm goods as part of the so-called phase one trade deal, President Donald Trump claimed last month.
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"A company might even buy up a rival just to get hold of its data, even though it hasn't yet managed to turn that data into money," she said.
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A shareholder doesn't want that kind of influence snatched away from them by some other investor swooping in to buy up lots of cheap shares in a down round.
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In 2017, SpiceJet, a low-cost carrier, agreed to buy up to 50 Q400 aircraft in a deal, estimated to be worth up to $1.7 billion, from Canada's Bombardier.
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The moves by Beijing have prompted calls in Washington for added scrutiny of Chinese companies seeking to do business in the United States or buy up American technology companies.
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Wall Street saw a "sea change" in investments after a round of good news triggered investors to buy up cyclical names that many have recently fled from, Cramer said.
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The idea is to buy up observation time at the world's premiere radio telescopes in order to sweep an exponentially larger swath of the skies for artificial radio signals.
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Business Insider is laying out the financial stock picks with "fortress"-like qualities some analysts are recommending buy up now, none of which are your usual big-bank selection.
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The big picture: Grygiel argues that technology, and Facebook in particular, has made it easier for partisan news outlets to buy up ads to promote their stories and agendas.
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Under the new regulations, a company can buy up to $50,000 per day through one bank, unless it has documents such as import contracts requiring payment in foreign currency.
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In the case of hospitals, the economic impetus to merge and buy up other medical providers got a shot of steroids from the enactment of the Affordable Care Act.
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Iran wants to buy up to 28500 aircraft over the next decade to rejuvenate its aging fleet, and Boeing is reportedly in line to sell Tehran 6900 of them.
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Telefonica is seeking a partner to buy up to 49% in Telefonica Tech, its unit grouping together its cybersecurity, Internet of Things and cloud computing businesses, El Confidencial said.
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EnerVest's $2 billion energy fund that borrowed heavily to buy up oil and gas wells when crude prices were soaring has essentially gone bust, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Chinese companies and organizations in general have come under greater scrutiny as the trade war has intensified, including the deals they strike to buy up American firms and technology.
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Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk will buy up to $10 million in shares, while board member and Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison will purchase $1 million worth Tesla shares.
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Those who buy up others' archives are counting on significant paydays, most often by charging for access and to make use of the archives, typically through outsize licensing fees.
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The cash will give Mr. Papa the ability to buy up energy assets that he and his team, which includes executives at the private equity firm Riverstone Holdings, deem valuable.
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Qatar Airways in the summer of 2017 surprisingly expressed intent to buy up to 10 percent of American Airlines, a move that was rebuffed by the Fort Worth-based airline.
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MUFG said it aimed to buy up to 23 percent in the lender, which would value the deal at over $6 billion, and had been in contact with Indonesian regulators.
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The stock traded at a discount to its 60-day VWAP through much of the quarter, and Apple spent $18 billion to buy up its own shares, according to filings.
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On Monday morning, Everlane dropped their first ever rain boot, a chunky Chelsea-style boot that you can buy up for just $75 while supplies last (which, obviously, they won't).
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He quickly moved on to Twitter, however, creating four separate funds to buy up as many shares in the company, including from employees, as he could get his hands on.
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Last week stock markets in the Gulf saw some positive momentum as first-quarter results, especially from banking firms, encouraged some institutional funds to buy up shares in that sector.
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Rosneft is seeking government approval to buy up to 100 percent of shares in Bashneft after acquiring a controlling stake earlier this month as part of a state privatization drive.
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The beer giants can, and do, buy up smaller "craft brew" IPA-makers; but there is always the risk that discerning drinkers could switch allegiance from their mass-produced lagers.
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Scammers buy up the penny stocks cheap before spreading the rumors that drive the stock price higher and higher and encouraging other investors to get in on the supposed windfall.
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According to Vanity Fair, Amazon is currently in talks to buy up the rights to the Chinese sci-fi book series, The Three-Body Problem—for a whopping $1 billion.
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Indeed, the CEO said car companies have already offered to buy up, at any price, all the LiDARs that Luminar plans to produce in its first run, starting this year.
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Boeing has estimated that China will need to buy up $1 trillion worth of planes – about 6,810 sets of wings – over the next two decades in order to meet demand.
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There is also internet access, with Bloomberg reporting that a business class ticket offers a rather measly 30MB for free, but you can buy up to 200MB extra for $28.
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Indonesia's central bank last year introduced several measures to support its currency — such as raising interest rates seven times, and tapping its foreign cash reserves to buy up the rupiah.
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Now, an uptick in oil prices is encouraging healthier energy companies to buy up assets that will give them a competitive edge once prices move closer to $60 a barrel.
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Under the new regime—the law was set to take effect on January 1—if you're a resident, you will be able to buy up to 30 grams of weed.
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Continuing QE programs by central banks are approaching limits as they buy up more and more existing debt, threatening repo markets and the day to day functioning of financial commerce.
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Since 19483, there have been more than $10 trillion in mergers, as corporate giants went on a consolidation spree to buy up competitors and expand their dominance in the marketplace.
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Meantime, the price of soymeal has hit a 25.47-503/250 year high in Sichuan as farmers buy up stock to feed up pigs for the New Year "golden season".
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Wuhan, capital of Hubei province, will allow households to buy up to 220 cubic meters of natural gas a month, from 150 cubic meters previously, local media reported on Friday.
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Salini Impregilo has already secured commitments from CDP, Salini's major family shareholder Salini Costruttori and three leading domestic lenders to buy up to 450 million euros of the overall placement.
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Like dozens of other Permian startups, the firm then pursued a classic wildcatter's strategy - borrowing to buy up acreage, acquire competitors and quickly boost output in the booming shale field.
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And, if India feels limited in its ability to buy up international currencies, that will also affect its efforts to create robust foreign reserves that would protect against economic shocks.
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Bombardier said on Thursday it received a letter of intent from a European customer to buy up to 61 CSeries jets, while reporting a larger loss for the third quarter.
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"A company might even buy up a rival just to get hold of its data, even though it hasn't yet managed to turn that data into money," said Margrethe Vestager.
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Rasmussen expects a recent wave of consolidation to intensify, and told Reuters that Maersk is ready to use its cash reserves of close to $12 billion to buy up competitors.
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That was part of the reason why, after dinner, Peterson declined Wang's offer to buy up his pride Chardonnay, offering a single bottle as a Lunar New Year gift instead.
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Two Brazilian asset management firms, Squadra Investimentos and Atmos Gestão de Recursos Ltda, agreed to buy up to 200 million reais worth of the Banco Inter shares, the filing said.
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As developers buy up real estate for new condominiums and middle class amenities, McCarthy laments the dearth of all ages DIY spaces through which many younger people discover the underground.
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The bank will buy up to 750 billion euros, or $820 billion, in government and corporate bonds and other assets, pumping cash into financial markets deeply rattled by the pandemic.
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The bank will buy up to 260 billion euros, or $270 billion, in government and corporate bonds and other assets, pumping cash into financial markets deeply rattled by the pandemic.
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The Fed's move followed sweeping action it took on Sunday, when it slashed rates nearly to zero and announced a program to buy up government debt and mortgage-backed securities.
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The Fed's move followed sweeping action it took on Sunday, when it slashed rates nearly to zero and announced a program to buy up government debt and mortgage-backed securities.
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The BOJ said it will "aggressively" buy ETFs at an annual pace of around 12 trillion yen ($112.55 billion), double the amount it had pledged to buy up till now.
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Trump also said he would waive interest on federal student loans "until further notice," and that the Department of Energy would buy up crude oil for storage in U.S. reserves.
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But Twitter only issues common stock, giving shareholders equal voting rights, while also leaving the company more vulnerable to activist shareholders who can buy up a large amount of shares.
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The orders were issued as part of a study that the agency is doing into whether the companies buy up nascent or potential competitors, the agency said in a statement.
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Qatar Airways sent a revised antitrust filing to U.S. regulators on Wednesday seeking clearance to buy up to a 10 percent stake in the U.S. carrier, according to the filing.
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Since President Trump tapped Pai as chairman in January, the FCC has passed several proposals that have helped clear the way for Sinclair to buy up more local television stations.
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But at least, until recently, you could live without fear that some multibillion-dollar Silicon Valley giant would buy up your banking data in order to serve you more effective ads.
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Kelman notes that companies that buy up houses "without having a clear idea of how you're going to make money on almost every single home," could put housing markets at risk.
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As we have seen since the financial crisis, central banks can buy up trillions of government debt, pushing down the cost of borrowing even as governments run up historic peacetime deficits.
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"We believe the new regulations may be a response to the large amount of private equity money flooding the market trying to buy up private kindergartens, driving up prices," it said.
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Quantitative easing is a practice in which central banks buy up financial assets from big institutions to drive down long-term interest rates and push money to stocks and corporate bonds.
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The deal follows a month of speculation, and it will see Grab — which is valued at over $6 billion — buy up Uber's ride-sharing business in eight countries in Southeast Asia.
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So Karl looks around and says 'I'm going to buy up all these sub labels,' like Hellhound Records, a American doom label featuring The Obsessed, Saint Vitus, and Revelation, among others.
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Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post seemingly out of a sense of charity, but the ability of rich individuals to buy up media properties casts a pall over the entire industry.
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Perhaps Hiram wants Riverdale to disconnect completely from what it once was, in order for him to go in, buy up land, and create something that he has complete power over?
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Most importantly for the startup community, the old security workhorse will look to buy up businesses that can add to its technology suite around automation, machine learning and big data analytics.
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Sources familiar with the discussions told Bloomberg that Dish may announce a deal to buy up "assets including wireless spectrum and Sprint's Boost Mobile brand" as soon as sometime this week.
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In addition, these funds can now buy up to 10 percent of a U.S. publicly traded REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust), without falling under FIRPTA; the limit had been 5 percent.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has opened a preliminary inquiry into Hampton Creek after it was accused of running a secret project to buy up its own mayonnaise product from stores.
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Without hard titles, big institutional investors have not bothered to buy up homes and land in the area, according to an official with a major U.S.-based real estate brokerage firm.
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Trading company Glencore said on Wednesday it would buy up to $22019 billion worth of its shares as higher pricing and production boosted full-year adjusted core earnings by 21 percent.
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HSR is a 40-year-old U.S. law that exempts investors who buy up to 10 percent of a company's voting securities from disclosing purchases made only for passive investment purposes.
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And in recent years, people are flocking to the Sea Islands to buy up the land -- land that has been in black families since the time of slavery -- and build resorts.
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The ruling was a blow to the debt-buying industry, where companies like Midland buy up tens of millions of dollars of overdue debt from banks for pennies on the dollar.
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So people come and they buy up things on the cheap, and they rebuild them, and it's one of the conversations that people are having in terms of local control vs.
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The guarantee to buy up to €1.5 billion of unsold shares had worried some UniCredit shareholders as investor interest in Italian banks soured over concerns about bad loans in recent weeks.
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The deal will see Reliance buy up to 500,24 barrels a day of crude oil from Aramco, which would more than double the volumes that Reliance buys now, Reliance's Prasad said.
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But tax reform now being debated in D.C. may create an opposite situation, giving foreign companies incentive to buy up U.S. firms, according to tax experts and mergers and acquisitions advisors.
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Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil giant, plans to buy up to 19.9 percent of South Korea's Hyundai Oilbank for 1.8 trillion won ($1.61 billion) from Hyundai Heavy Industries Holdings.
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The government recognizes the need for more open public spaces, she said, but often new parks quickly become a target for developers who use illicit means to buy up the land.
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Tech CEOs' version of this privacy preserving strategy is to buy up neighbouring properties and knock them down to minimize the risk of any of their personal data being snooped on.
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It is set to raise nearly $1 billion on Wednesday in an initial public offering in Hong Kong, a semiautonomous Chinese city where foreign investors are free to buy up shares.
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It has also agreed to buy up to 62,000 Pacifica minivans from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, potentially giving it a fleet of more than 80,000 driverless vehicles within three or four years.
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Court documents showed that Knighthead Capital Management, one of PG&E's largest shareholders, was prepared to buy up to $1 billion of the company's stock on behalf of funds it manages.
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And even if people from former colonies were able to buy up all that was looted from their homelands, it would not solve the problem of returning items to their context.
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MSG Networks — MSG Networks jumped more than 14% after increasing its existing buyback program by $300 million and announced an auction tender offer to buy up to $250 million in stock.
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They printed T-shirts that read "CAN YOU HEAR US NOW, ROY?" and a friend hit every Walmart superstore within 30 miles of Raleigh to buy up their air-horn inventories.
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In the absence of neutrality rules, all they might have to do its buy up access to speedy lanes online, thus easily preventing rivals from ever working well on people's phones.
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"If there's any strategy, it's to go out and buy up as much as possible," says Edward Tse, a longtime consultant who has advised HNA and now runs Gao Feng Advisory.
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I thought of it when he spent $188 million to buy up TV and online ads and hire an army of political operatives, promising them an eye-popping $6,000 per month.
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Liberty Global on Monday offered to buy up to 500 million Swiss francs ($502.11 million) in newly created Sunrise Communications shares - a move aimed at winning shareholder support for the deal.
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"LOOSENED THE MOORINGS" Velutini said his real estate group plans to use proceeds of its planned share sale to buy up office space in Caracas, which he says is looking cheap.
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Instead of hiring connoisseurs and agents to buy up recognizable treasures, he worked mostly alone, pursuing a passion that few neighbors were aware of until after his death five years ago.
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Under China's capital controls, individuals are permitted to buy up to $50,000 in foreign exchange a year, and data shows January is typically a standout month for onshore foreign currency deposits.
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Earlier this year, another denim brand, Levi Strauss (LEVI), went public in an effort to fund its expansion in the United States and overseas, as well as buy up trendy brands.
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The Air Force wants to replace its aging fleet of T-38 planes, which are nearly 50 years old, and analysts have said it could eventually buy up to 600 planes.
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It's mostly a BYOC(artridge) affair, and if you got rid of your 16-bit games years ago, you'll need to head to eBay and buy up used copies of your favorites.
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After 22016+ years of being the last industry anyone wanted to invest in, the music industry is coming back, and money is flooding in to buy up the rights to popular songs.
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The head of the European Banking Authority proposed creating a publicly funded "bad bank" that would buy up €1trn ($1.1trn) in toxic debt that sits on the balance-sheets of European banks.
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The agency said it would probably need to buy up to 39 properties to accommodate the new stations and ancillary facilities, which would involve displacing 170 residents and up to 505 employees.
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He referred to himself as "size blind" in WWD, noting that he often designs pieces up to a size 22, but that most retail buyers only buy up to a certain size.
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Governments, airports and industry have spent billions of dollars globally to improve aircraft technology, install noise-reducing insulation and buy up homes near airports to mitigate public disturbance as air traffic rises.
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Activists, a growing class of mostly hedge fund managers who buy up minority stakes in companies and push for major changes, historically steered clear of stocks exposed to the volatile commodity sector.
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The joint venture will also buy up to $9 billion of shares from eligible existing shareholders in a tender offer, with the total investment amounting to at least 14% of Uber's shares.
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On the one hand, they create blockbuster TV show tie-ins (like the PAW Patrol line of canine first responders) and buy up vintage brands like Erector Set and Etch A Sketch.
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Last year, the firm paid $3.2 billion to buy up Intersil, which develops technology for controlling battery voltage in hybrid and electric vehicles, and IDT deal pushes it further in that direction.
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Rasmussen expects the recent wave of consolidation to intensify, and says Maersk is ready to use its strong financial position - with cash reserves of close to $12 billion - to buy up competitors.
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Garneau made the announcement shortly after Air Canada said it would buy up to 75 passenger jets from Bombardier and service them in the company's home province of Quebec for 20 years.
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Kjos and Kise's jointly owned investment firm, HBK Holding, said on Wednesday it intended to buy up to 1 million shares in a book-build via brokers Arctic Securities and Danske Bank.
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The program gives them the right to buy up to 2019 TWh of power produced by France's 58 nuclear reactors at a fixed price of 42 euros ($48) a megawatt hour (MWh).
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Pecker had that information because he had long used his media empire to buy up and sit on embarrassing stories about Trump, a practice known as "catch and kill," according to CNBC.
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Hasidic leaders or developers with ties to them then buy up nearby homes, gain control of the local school board, ultimately gut public school budgets and divert funds to private Jewish schools.
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Why it matters: Slack doesn't have to worry about less traditional private company backers like mutual funds not wanting to buy up its shares because they're too busy trying to offload some.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow acknowledged on Thursday that China's "serious commitment" to buy up to $50 billion of agricultural products would depend in part on private companies and market conditions.
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Costco (COST) is telling shareholders to reject a "mini-tender" offer by private equity firm TRC Capital to buy up to one million shares of the warehouse retailer at $149.50 per share.
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Costco — Costco is telling shareholders to reject a "mini-tender" offer by private equity firm TRC Capital to buy up to one million shares of the warehouse retailer at $149.50 per share.
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Companies with the strongest balance sheets will have the opportunity to buy up competitors or at least their assets at discounted prices, but the risks in the short term remain very high.
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Anatoly Golomolzin, a deputy head of Russia's anti-monopoly body, said the agency had received Rosneft's request to buy up to 100 percent of Bashneft and would review it within a month.
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The trust, which calls itself MEXCAT, said it was now offering to buy up to $1.8 billion of notes at a fixed price of $1,000 per each $1,000 principal of notes tendered.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, a Cornell Law professor named Robert Hockett advocated for municipalities to help borrowers by using their powers of eminent domain to buy up and restructure underwater mortgages.
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It added that the Public Investment Corporation, an investment manager owned by the South African government, had agreed to buy up to 10.3 million shares, or about 1.2 percent of Barclays Africa.
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Varsavsky realized the quickest way to achieve his goal would be to use the $200 million raised from private equity fund Lee Equity to buy up already compliant clinics around the country.
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Instead, they simply buy up vague, low-quality patents – many of which never should have been granted in the first place – and use them to launch patent infringement litigation against innovative businesses.
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"Donald Trump was drooling over the idea of a housing meltdown because it meant he could buy up a bunch more property on the cheap," said Ms. Warren, a Democrat from Massachusetts.
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"So the growth is pretty significant," he said, adding that major brands are starting to buy up craft breweries to help their expansion in China, the world's biggest beer market by value.
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"A company might even buy up a rival just to get hold of its data," Ms. Vestager told an audience in Brussels, though she did not specifically mention Microsoft's deal for LinkedIn.
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Boca Chica Beach is also on the Gulf of Mexico, over which an exploding rocket likely wouldn't hurt anyone, and it was cheap to buy up properties in and around the hamlet.
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The party floated plans on Thursday to buy up most of the UK's existing internet infrastructures for an estimated cost of £20 billion (around $25 billion), which it pledged to massively expand.
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If they want to stop development, all they have to do is buy up all of the property, at market rates, and let it lie fallow, while paying sky-high property taxes.
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"Donald Trump was drooling over the idea of a housing meltdown — because it meant he could buy up a bunch more property on the cheap," she said, according to The Washington Post.
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In a less anarchistic age of media, a rich mogul type like William Randolph Hearst could buy up newspapers in order to control their content and force the dissemination of positive information.
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Wall Street saw a "sea change" in investments after a round of good news triggered investors to buy up cyclical names that many have recently fled from, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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Wariness of Beijing's growing economic influence has increased as Chinese investors buy up vast swaths of the Australian economy and over concerns about Chinese businessmen giving millions of dollars to Australian politicians.
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Meanwhile, Chinese government-guided companies and investment funds went abroad and began to buy up strategic industries to bring their technology back to China — like Germany's biggest and best robotics company, Kuka.
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Governments from the United States to Germany worry that China will effectively buy up the technologies it needs to create state-funded Chinese giants that would rival those from America and Europe.
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It seemed like an easy bet: Buy up Puerto Rico's bonds at a discount, pocket the high interest and persuade politicians to make decisions that would raise the value of the investments.
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In 20183, Cramer watched the credit card giant become something of a go-to financial technology stock for investors who were hesitant to buy up bank stocks or more traditional financial names.
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The law also permits adults 21 and over to buy up to eight grams of marijuana concentrates, which are found in edibles, and grow no more than six marijuana plants per household.
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Howe also shifted some of the blame to bad actors, including bots which quickly buy up tickets, and what she called a difficult market, where many consumers were chasing too few tickets.
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This year, taxpayers can use their refunds to buy up to $5,000 in I-series United States savings bonds, which pay a flat interest rate and an additional rate based on inflation.
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COBALT: South Korean battery maker SK Innovation signed a six-year deal to buy up to 30,000 tonnes of cobalt from Glencore , allowing it to produce batteries for 3 million electric vehicles.
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The company initially saw shares spike by more than 20% over its IPO price on Friday as investors flocked to buy up shares from the first ride-hailing company to go public.
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Uber has tried to roll out its own self-driving taxi in the U.S. The company struck a deal to buy up to 24,000 autonomous cars from Volvo in November last year.
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While a service like Amazon would have enough cash on hand to buy up the rights to broadcast the NFL's season in 2022, it has little incentive to do so, Rayburn said.
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"I guess we are believers," said Schwarzman whose firm was part of a joint venture that agreed to buy up the commercial property portfolio of Britain's rail network owner for $1.9 billion.
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Those players are then going to buy up all of the platforms, so you'll see some sort of big deal with Apple, you'll see a big deal with Amazon with Netflix, etc.
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They got married in 1975 and pretty soon moved from buying up old houses to buying up old industrial spaces, which was their introduction to starting to buy up part of Beloit.
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Lighthizer said it would be "madness" for the United States to keep allowing Chinese-state backed firms to buy up U.S. technology companies, especially as China prohibits such acquisitions by U.S. firms.
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Bangladesh Petroleum Corp was looking to buy up to 41.29.73 million tonnes of gasoil, jet fuel and fuel oil, for delivery in the second half of 2017, in a tender issued last month.
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He also would become known for raising special purpose vehicles to buy up pre-IPO stock in Twitter, and at one point appeared to have the best-performing VC fund of all time.
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Those assistants include Frank, a young man with aspirations to buy up property in a nearby valley and start a suburb into which he can eventually move his fiancée and start a family.
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The Corona and Modelo maker also received an opportunity over the next three years to buy up to 139.7 million in new Canopy shares, which represents up to $5 billion in additional funding.
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The deep-pocketed conservation group offered to buy up nearly $22 million of Seychelles' outstanding $406 million sovereign debt in return for the country designating a third of its marine area as "protected".
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Clinton said that she would work on stopping predatory pricing, noting that big companies who buy up smaller manufacturers in order to inflate prices are "outrageous," and that Shkreli's was a prime example.
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The cannabis industry is nearing a moment where the "cream is going to rise to the top" and cash-strong companies will be able to buy up assets at a discount, he said.
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The lawsuit centers on a 40-year old U.S. law that exempts investors who buy up to 10 percent of a company's voting securities from disclosing purchases made only for passive investment purposes.
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The government has an option to buy up to 20 percent in both the fields and the pipeline, which Tullow expects it to exercise at least in part before the final investment decision.
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Joussen said that TUI, which is investing in more of its own hotels, would look to see if the situation in Turkey provided any opportunities for the group to buy up distressed assets.
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That's the last we see of her, so, who knows if she'll stay in town, head back home to Boston, or buy up all of La Belle now that she's a wealthy woman.
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Rather than rushing into industrial stocks, market players start to buy up stocks that do well when the economy slows, stocks that do not need massive growth to meet or beat earnings estimates.
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If Everytown for Gun Safety didn't buy up each of the ad slots within the string of clips, a Snapchat ad salesman warned, there was a good chance the National Rifle Association would.
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Underscoring the growing clout of Asia and the Middle East in the industry, Qatar Airways meanwhile announced a deal to buy up to 10 percent of Latin America's largest airline LATAM Airlines LAN.
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Cerberus' original investment theory was that it would buy up lots of firearms manufacturers — including Marlin, DPMS, AAC, Dakota Arms, S&K and Barnes Bullets — and add them to the Bushmaster/Remington platform.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - As Beijing moves in to buy up firms from Germany's famed "Mittlestand" of mid-sized manufacturers, politicians are nervous that Chinese owners may take their vaunted technology and move jobs abroad.
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Traditionally, the Russian central bank has stepped in to support the currency by selling off amounts of its foreign currency reserves to buy up, and stabilize, the ruble on the international currency markets.
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SZ), which has businesses in the real estate and finance sectors, said it planned to buy up to 25 percent of Huaxia Life Insurance for as much as 31.0 billion yuan ($4.7 billion).
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Danish pension company Arbejdsmarkedets Tillaegspension (ATP) and Swedish investment firm Creades have agreed to buy up to 5.6 million shares in Bygghemma for around 250 million crowns subject to certain conditions, Bygghemma said.
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And, of course, Hungary, where Mr. Orban arranged for political allies and family members to buy up land owned by the former Communist nation and to collect rich European Union subsidies on it.
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The party floated plans Thursday night to spend a total of £20 billion (around $25 billion) to buy up most of the UK's existing internet infrastructure, which it pledged to then massively expand.
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While the item is usually widely available and inexpensive, prices skyrocketed as gun owners sought to buy up remaining inventories amid calls by lawmakers for a ban on bump stocks, The Trace reported.
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None of them would have had much truck with the buy up of community assets by overseas business interests, nor with the cult of personality that surrounds the most talented Premier League players.
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As great as it is to be one nation overflowing with cheese, the surplus is a sign that the US is having a hard time enticing foreign countries to buy up our stock.
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It'll be a good time to buy up a two year old model, as the hipper Apple world watches boggle-eyed to learn why they should drop $1,200 on a new iPhone-whatever.
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Waymo previously agreed to buy up to 20,000 compact cars from Jaguar Land Rover, starting in 2019, giving it a potential fleet of more than 80,000 driverless vehicles within three or four years.
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Ares will charge interest rates more than triple that collected by banks, win the rights to buy up to 18.5 percent of outstanding Clayton shares and can appoint two directors to Clayton's board.
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The CFIUS has been active in blocking Chinese efforts to buy up U.S. companies, but this appears to be the first time the obscure committee has inserted itself in an active takeover process.
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Similarly, both companies said that an option to buy up to 1.1 GW of wind projects under development by AES Tietê, for up to 76 million reais, was not affected by the ruling.
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But you'd also told me that GV had sold part of its stake to SoftBank last year, when the conglomerate came in and wanted to buy up a substantial percentage of the company.
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One of the stats we'll be talking about on the call is that 70% of the customers that do buy up to a higher-class product, will do so on a repeat purchase.
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Nissan threatened to exit the Restated Alliance Master Agreement (RAMA) - a radical step that would have freed it to buy up shares in its smaller French parent, and end or reverse Renault's control.
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SoftBank is leading a consortium of investors that plan to invest $1 billion to $1.25 billion and buy up to 17 percent of existing shares from investors and employees in a secondary transaction.
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COBALT: South Korean battery maker SK Innovation signed a six-year deal to buy up to 30,000 tonnes of cobalt from miner Glencore , allowing it to produce batteries for 3 million electric vehicles.
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In October, e-Shang Redwood had entered into an option agreement to buy up to 10.65 percent of CIT, which is valued by the market at about $501 million, from three existing unitholders.
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The stakes in the fight for leadership at TIM were upped last week after Italian state lender CDP said it would buy up to 5 percent in the group to safeguard Rome's interest.
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A short squeeze occurs when a highly shorted stock moves higher and investors who are short the stock have to scramble to buy up shares to cover their positions and avoid further losses.
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As part of her extended deal, Winfrey has the option of increasing her stake once again: She can buy up to 3.3 million more shares, which would bring her stake up to 12.3%.
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"It can monitor the situation and potentially buy up one of these entities, or make a strategic investment, or wait till the dust settles and go at it on its own," he said.
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The East African island nation designated a third of its marine area as "protected" in return for The Nature Conservancy agreeing to buy up nearly $22 million of its outstanding $406 million sovereign debt.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said about six months ago that if the central bank found itself in need of stimulus, it would cut rates or possibly buy up more bonds through quantitative easing.
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Under its plan, Sanofi said people with diabetes in the United States can buy up to 0003 boxes of insulin pens or vials with a valid prescription for $99 per month, beginning in June.
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If you're a Colorado resident, you can buy up to 19753 ounce of marijuana at one time, but if you're visiting from another state, you can only purchase up to ¼ ounce at a time.
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Yahoo's $36 billion market cap is largely thanks to an early decision made by Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang to buy up a stake in Alibaba, which is currently worth more than $200 billion.
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The same impulse drove Google this year to buy up all the energy from the Netherlands' largest solar park, while it has set up data centers in Sweden and (along with Microsoft) in Finland.
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SOFTBANK'S RIDE-HAILING PLANS SoftBank is poised to take two board seats at Uber should plans succeed to buy up shares from both existing investors and current and former employees in the coming weeks.
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In the end, CNN reported, they expect it to cost more than $103 million to the taxpayer for the government to buy up 600 parcels of land and settle unresolved transactions and litigation expenses.
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Campaigns buy up ad space in the most important swing states early, which means that by late October and early November, it can be really hard to find a slot in Ohio and Florida.
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It offered to buy some 47 cargoes so far this year and it could buy up to 80 cargoes depending on the demand, also adding extra imports of gas oil in the coming weeks.
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The non-binding memorandum of understanding could see Vale buy up to 15 percent of its Australian rival's shares on market, which up to Monday had been sitting not far off seven-year lows.
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The special committee on Friday said it was not in a position to make a recommendation on Catalyst's offer to buy up to 14.85 million shares of Hudson's Bay at C$10.11 per share.
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Amazon's behemoth cloud division has swallowed eight or nine companies in the past few years — and it would buy up even more if not for Silicon Valley's sky-high valuations, the top executive said.
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But what must be stopped is when they buy up a private practice, make no real changes, and then bill more for the same exact service at the same place with the same doctor.
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The U.S. aircraft giant lost out on a 737 Max deal to its European rival Airbus, after Saudi Arabian low-cost carrier Flydeal said it would buy up to 20153 Airbus A320 Neo planes.
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Vera and Espinosa had published work critical of ex-Veracruz governor Javier Duarte, who allegedly once tried to buy up every copy of a magazine featuring an "unflattering" photo Espinosa had taken of Duarte.
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The Republican National Committee spent almost $100,000 to buy up copies of Donald Trump Jr.&aposs book, and it was probably a big reason he made it onto The New York Times bestseller list.
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ZURICH, May 17 (Reuters) - Switzerland is preparing to part-privatise Axpo, the country's largest electricity producer, by allowing private investors to buy up to 49% of the company, documents published by local government show.
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Vera and Espinosa had published work critical of ex-Veracruz governor Javier Duarte, who allegedly once tried to buy up every copy of a magazine featuring an "unflattering" photo Espinosa had taken of Duarte.
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One recent problem is the rise of a more professional class of home-sharers — people who buy up properties to rent out full time on home-sharing sites, often in violation of local rules.
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This new generation of Chinese companies and their high-flying executives used cheap money raised from state banks or individual investors to buy up hotels, cinemas and soccer clubs both at home and abroad.
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C.I.C. sold its stake in Blackstone also as Beijing is cracking down on corporate investments overseas after a multibillion-dollar shopping spree that saw private Chinese conglomerates buy up high-profile companies and property.
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In rental-dense areas, developers tend to buy up newly cheap property and build new units that old tenants can't afford, said Eric Tars, legal director at the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty.
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In other words, the earlier site neutrality policies discouraged future moves by hospitals to buy up doctor's offices and bill at outpatient rates, but did nothing to address clinics where that had already happened.
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If instead we used newly created money to buy up stocks that are then deposited into the social wealth fund, it would gradually socialize wealth ownership without the need to raise taxes on anyone.
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Desperate to rejuvenate an aging civilian fleet hurt by years of sanctions, Iranian air carriers have made arrangements over the past year to buy up to 140 planes from Boeing and 100 from Airbus.
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Each tranche of options, once vested, entitle Musk to buy up to 1,688,670 shares of Tesla stock at a price of $350.02 per share, or the closing price at the time of the agreement.
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The anti-inflammatory benefits that have made it a staple in Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years also explain why wellness enthusiasts are flocking to Trader Joe's en masse to buy up the stuff.
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Waymo, which is owned by Google's parent company, Alphabet, announced that it would buy up to 62,800 Chrysler minivans and 20,000 Jaguar electric cars for its ride service, which operates in the Phoenix suburbs.
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They said that while some companies will fail, the current period of low valuations provides an opportunity for savvy investors to put money to work, and for stronger companies to buy up their rivals.
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To prevent a market crash, China could also deploy its "national teams" — a nickname given to the investment managers that can be deployed to buy up stocks when necessary to keep the markets steady.
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Last week, Pai pushed through a rule that will allow major broadcasters to buy up certain types of television stations at a discount toward the national media cap of reaching 39 percent of households.
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In the old days, the USDA ran a big program that would buy up millions of pounds of milk, butter, and cheese each year and simply ... put it in warehouses, never to be consumed.
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To help you find the belted swimsuit that's right for you, we scoured the web and rounded up 16 options — from bikinis to one-pieces and everything in between — that you can buy up now.
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Despite Twitter's single-class stock structure, which means anyone with a big enough checkbook could theoretically come in and buy up the lot, a takeover won't be as easy as dropping a few dozen billions.
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New York (CNN Business)Saudi Arabian airline flyadeal said on Sunday that it will fly an all-Airbus fleet, changing course from a plan to buy up to 83 of Boeing's embattled 737 Max planes.
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Major Chinese brokerages and asset management firms spent vast sums to buy up shares during the crash in a state-coordinated rescue that Goldman Sachs estimated at the time to have cost around $138 billion.
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They also voted 9-0 to keep the Bank's bond-buying program target at 435 billion pounds and to continue with its new plan to buy up to 10 billion pounds worth of corporate bonds.
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The student loan forgiveness program could be paid for through a quantitative easing program in which the Federal Reserve would buy up student loans and agree not to collect on the debt, according to Stein.
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The move to buy up copyrights is a long-tail play around that, tapping into the many licenses that are essentially left on the table because no one else is bothering to collect on usage.
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Bolsonaro on Monday signed a bill into law allowing foreign airlines to operate domestic flights in Brazil, a move that could usher in new competition or lead foreign carriers to buy up the local players.
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But it's an intriguing idea, and one that's been circulating a few times over the years (see this piece by Robinson Meyer arguing that climate-concerned billionaires should buy up and retire US coal reserves).
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Early indications suggest Nespresso will buy up to five times more coffee from Caqueta in 2018 than in 2016 as it expands into areas that were inaccessible prior to the peace agreement, the release added.
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Diamond teamed up with Africa-based entrepreneur Ashish Thakkar to set up Atlas Mara, a vehicle through which they planned to buy up assets to help build it into a powerful force in African banking.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Total has agreed to buy up to 50.8 million shares in Clean Energy Corp for $83.4 million, becoming its largest stockholder with a 25 percent stake, the French energy company announced on Thursday.
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A House subcommittee will look to advance a bill this week that would give a government agency the power to target brokers who use computer programs to buy up swaths of tickets to live events.
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The filing said one of the holdings of the Della Valle family had signed a contract with Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment bank, under which it agreed to buy up to 1.7 million Tod's shares.
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In reality, the Copyright Office is supporting a position that will lead to a form of "copyright troll" – those who will buy up minor percentages in songs just to leverage higher prices against possible infringement.
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Ecuador's state-run Petroecuador is offering to buy up to 1.89 million barrels of cutter stock to produce fuel oil, with deliveries starting in early October at its Esmeraldas terminal, according to a separate tender.
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The Bank of Japan disappointed markets last month by keeping bond purchases steady, defying expectations it would buy up more, and made traders even more nervous after announcing it would re-evaluate policies in September.
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As part of the government response, Trump said he would waive interest on federal student loans "until further notice," and that the Department of Energy would buy up crude oil for storage in U.S. reserves.
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In 1990, they payed $23 million to buy up homes from families in Ponca City, Oklahoma who said that they developed cancer and other health issues, becoming one of the largest settlements at the time.
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I've watched my beautiful rural part of Marin County, California, become hollowed out as techies and foreign investors buy up houses, only to list them on Airbnb for forty-five to fifty weeks a year.
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LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - British investment company Centricus and European Insurance Consolidation Group have formed a joint venture to buy up European books of life insurance policies closed to new customers, Centricus said on Friday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China expressed concern on Monday over a proposal by European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker to limit its ability to buy up European companies in the infrastructure, hi-tech manufacturing and energy industries.
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Here are some questions and answers about saving: You can buy up to $5,000 in Series I savings bonds with your tax refund by indicating the amount you want to purchase on I.R.S. Form 8888.
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But even the prospect of such a deal was enough to send media reporters into a dither and traders rushing to buy up Fox shares, which spiked 6 percent just moments after the new broke.
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A few weeks ago, Twitter stock was up big on the idea that some larger tech or media company like Google or Disney or Salesforce would swoop in and buy up all of Twitter's problems.
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Despite hideous initial sales, there's likely to be a rush to buy up charging stations and Ikea—Sweden's most famous non-idiot export—is pulling a comfortable, flat-packed chair up next to Cupertino's money avalanche.
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But to help out all the brands that are fighting the good fight today — not to mention the other 364 days of the year — we've rounded up 15 pieces for you to buy up in support.
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As far as I can tell, absolutely nothing, beyond selling them to other people or crashing the market, thereby losing much of whatever money the person had used to buy up the bitcoin to begin with.
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The firm says that FEMA, the same organization that told people to plan for Y2K like it was a snowstorm, tried to buy up their supply of meals before they could sell them to the public.
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MANILA, Sept 12 (Reuters) - San Miguel Corp said on Wednesday it was confident of attracting investors to buy up to a $2.7 billion stake in its food and beverage unit, the Philippines' biggest secondary share offering.
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On Monday the European Banking Authority urged the EU to create a publicly-funded 'bad bank' to buy up part of the non-performing loans, suggesting that a fully private sector solution may not be viable.
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Last year, the New York Times ran an investigative series called Towers of Secrecy looking at how shadowy money was being laundered through shell companies used to buy up swaths of high-end domestic real estate.
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You could of course buy up a bunch of official, first-party Switch controllers, but 8Bitdo's option is great if you already have these or want a controller that works in more places beyond the Switch.
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"Basic Economy is working well in the markets where we offer it, and we continue to see more than 60 percent of customers buy up to Main Cabin when offered a choice," said President Robert Isom.
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Should I go to all the local pawn shops and back alleys, buy up all the stolen property (including your prized possession) and take it home and look at it to see who it belongs to?
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It used to be that [VCs] would [buy up] 15 percent of the [IPO and post-IPO] shares; now it's more like 40 percent, and I'd say it began ticking up over the last 24 months.
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De Niro has been attached to the project for more than a decade, and Netflix picked up the film in 2017 as part of a larger strategy to buy up prestige-style dramas for its platform.
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KKR plans to spend 144 billion yen to buy up to 48.33 percent of Hitachi Kokusai at 2,900 yen a share through the tender offer, which opens on Thursday, according to a statement from Hitachi Kokusai.
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Augusta National continues to buy up property as it expands its borders with ambitious plans that include at new state-of-the-art media center that will connect journalists to the course via an underground tunnel.
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Chennai Petroleum, a subsidiary of the country's biggest refiner Indian Oil Corp (IOC), has a deal to buy up to 2 million tonnes, or 40,000 bpd, of oil from Iran in the fiscal year 2018/19.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian energy major Rosneft is seeking government approval to buy up to 100 percent of oil firm Bashneft after acquiring a controlling stake earlier this month as a part of a state privatization drive.
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Bond investors said the uncertainty about the British vote had forced European investors to buy up United States government bonds in a search for yield and security, pushing bond yields to their lowest levels in years.
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Not only is the trade deficit widening, Trump's tax cuts and spending plans will blow out the budget deficit too, requiring overseas investors to buy up larger amounts of the increased debt load Treasury will issue.
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The company has tasked Macquarie Capital to run a process to find a partner to buy up to 50% in the Sunrise Battery Materials Complex, in combination with long-term offtake, it said in a statement.
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Supporters of privately owned, but publicly funded charter schools see the Los Angeles school board race is another opportunity to buy up the policy makers who will then dutifully sell public education to the private sector.
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Qatar has signed an agreement to buy up to 36 Boeing-made F-15 fighter jets from the United States despite President Trump's harsh words for the country after several Gulf states moved to isolate Qatar.
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Campaigners hope the ban will hike pressure on larger mining companies to use more expensive technology to control damage, and to take responsibility for the degradation caused by the small-scale prospectors they often buy up.
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The Italian banking system is choked by a high level of bad loans and the prospect of some relief was enough for investors to buy up Italian bonds despite the additional borrowing such a rescue entails.
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On Monday, the Swedish central bank undertook further emergency economic measures, offering more cheap loans to banks on easier terms and to buy up to 300 billion Swedish crowns ($30 billion) in securities during the year.
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Volvo and Uber said in 2017 that the rideshare company planned to buy up to 24,000 self-driving cars from Volvo from 2019 to 2021 using the self-driving system developed by Uber's Advanced Technologies Group.
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Some economic experts say China could take the opportunity to buy up vast quantities of oil from Iran in defiance of US sanctions on the OPEC nation, which would cause oil prices to plunge even more.
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A House subcommittee will look to advance a bill this week that would give a government agency the power to target online scalpers who use computer programs to buy up swaths of tickets to live events.
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AROUND THE WEB: Florida lawmakers have a $2.4 billion plan for the state to buy up some farmland to build a reservoir that would help stop pollution from reaching the Everglades, the Tampa Bay Times reports.
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Recently, a top executive of China's biggest food and agricultural company, Cofco, told Brazilian agribusinesses that the Chinese state-owned conglomerate planned to buy up to 25 percent more Brazilian soy in the next five years.
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These funds buy up large ownership stakes of companies and then try to influence management to cut costs and approve larger dividend- and share-buyback programs, all in the interest of increasing the companies' share prices.
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An artist manager and former SVP Creative at Jive Records named Jimmy Maynes revealed that company executives pressured him to fly to Chicago to buy up as many copies of the lurid tape as he could.
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PARIS/BERLIN (Reuters) - France, Germany and Italy jointly welcomed on Wednesday a proposal by European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker to limit China's ability to buy up European companies in infrastructure, hi-tech manufacturing and energy.
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Instead, this time around, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack is invoking a different policy — Section 32 of the Agriculture Act of 1935 — that allows the federal government to buy up food to donate to food banks.
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Co-founder and CEO Loic Moisand told me that this is all part of a two-year strategy to buy up companies and technologies that can help turn Synthesio into a comprehensive social listening and analytics suite.
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Former guerrilla Gustavo Petro has staunchly defended the wide-ranging, 310-page peace deal and said he wants to focus on one of its most daunting aspects: an agricultural reform program to buy up farmland for peasants.
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That means they've been spending less on smaller crops and even focusing less on smaller markets like the Southeast US. Last year, when Monsanto was trying to buy up Syngenta, the company argued these fears were unfounded.
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SoftBank will have the right to nominate a member on Nemaska Lithium's board and will also have the option to buy up to 20 percent of the miner's lithium output over the long term, the company added.
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On December 13th the news came that France's Vivendi, a media firm in which Mr Bolloré's company, Bolloré Group, owns 20% (he effectively controls it) was racing to buy up shares in Mediaset, Italy's biggest TV-broadcaster.
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Apple may be closing in on a deal to buy up Intel's abandoned smartphone modem business for $1 billion, with The Wall Street Journal reporting today that a deal could be announced as early as next week.
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The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC), which represents the government's 44.7 percent ownership in Vinamilk, took the market by surprise last month when it announced each investor could only buy up to 2.7 percent of Vinamilk's shares.
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MUMBAI, March 14 (Reuters) - The Reserve Bank of India will buy up to 150 billion rupees ($2.24 billion) of government bonds through open market operation (OMO) on Thursday, the central bank said in a release on Monday.
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Pentagon officials told GAO they recognized the risk and were in the early stages of trying to buy up to two more ALIS operating units for back-up, though no funds had been allocated for that purpose.
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He expanded the ECB's toolkit by standing ready to buy up unlimited amounts of sovereign debt, known as outright monetary transactions, or OMTs (the promise was enough to reassure investors and the policy has never been implemented).
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Cue said that Apple's historical pattern has not been to buy up big companies, like Netflix and Disney, in response to a question about those media giants as potential acquisition targets, per Cheddar's Alex Heath on Twitter.
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According to Yasushi Asami of the University of Tokyo, who advises the government on the problem of vacant land, some Japanese people even fear that "hostile" foreign governments (read: China) could buy up swathes of empty countryside.
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Such a change targets two other popular types of funds used by foreign investors to buy up swathes of Irish property in recent years: Irish Collective Asset-management Vehicles (ICAVs) and Qualifying Investor Alternative Investment Funds (QIAIFs).
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DNO, which bought the initial stake from Israel's Delek Group, will offer to buy up to 10 percent of Faroe's shares from other owners by Thursday morning, although it does not plan a full takeover, it added.
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With Monopoly: Game of Thrones, players get to control their preferred houses and buy up land all around Westeros and Essos to screw over their opponents and eventually dominate the world through the power of unmitigated capitalism.
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The report described a "fixed game" in which brokers use software bots to buy up thousands of tickets, then mark up prices up by about 49 percent, on average, and up to 7,000 percent in extreme cases.
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The airport started to buy up land for a second runway in the 1960s, has been working with local-authority planners on the project since the 1970s and has plenty of spare capacity in its new terminal.
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European stock market operator Euronext said it had won clearance from Norway's Ministry of Finance to buy up to 100% of Oslo Bors, pushing Euronext closer to victory over Nasdaq in its bid to buy Oslo Bors.
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It is a concern that is expected to drive them, and other North Dakotans, to the polls on Tuesday to vote on a referendum that would make it possible for companies to buy up farms like theirs.
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Then, the Impossible Project took the opportunity to buy up what little was left of this division of the company and has spent the last eight years reformulating and reviving the once-popular original format instant film.
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Media ownership limits On Thursday, FCC commissioners will also be voting on a proposal to undo an Obama-era change to media ownership rules, which made it harder for major TV broadcasters to buy up local stations.
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Vulture funds — the name preceded this particular dispute — are so called because they buy up defaulted debt for a very small fraction of its face value, then sue (and use other tactics) to collect an exorbitant return.
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Salvini, leader of the right-wing Lega party, which currently shares power with the Five Star Movement, also said that large financial institutions are ganging up on Italy so they can buy up Italian companies, Reuters reported.
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Business Insider dug into those financial stock picks with "fortress"-like qualities some analysts are recommending buy up now, which come down to three: financial technology firm Broadridge and asset management giants BlackRock and T. Rowe Price.
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Prior to the buy-up, PillPack battled with some of the largest pharmacy benefits managers, including Cigna-owned Express Scripts, which almost resulted in PillPack losing access to a huge chunk of its customers that have insurance.
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, quasi-government agencies, and the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), which oversees them, could have paved the way for local homeowners and community groups to buy up vacant homes in their neighborhoods.
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The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC), which represents the government's 1 percent ownership in Vinamilk, took the market by surprise last month when it announced each investor could only buy up to 2.7 percent of Vinamilk's shares.
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Zero's latest entries — the SR/F and the SR/S — come at a time when startups are pushing the motorcycle industry toward electric, though it's not evident there's enough demand to buy up all the new models.
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Egypt had raised key interest rates by 700 basis points after it floated its currency in November 2016, encouraging foreigners to buy up its debt and collecting more than $20 billion from foreign investors in treasury purchases.
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There are a dozen or so Sloanes and Hanses listed in the city's "A to Z", because Sloane had the presence of mind to buy up most of Chelsea in the course of his long and prosperous life.
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Sixty years after the predominantly Irish area was transformed by blacks and Puerto Ricans moving into new housing projects, it now faces the specter of another overhaul as developers buy up once-industrial waterfront property for luxury towers.
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It said it would use the state to buy up white farmland and give it away to blacks, provide compensation to those who were turfed off their land, and bolster the flimsy property rights of the black majority.
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The Smith brothers had their mother create a shell company to buy up stations that Sinclair legally could not, "promptly leasing the broadcast rights to Sinclair under a loophole known as a Local Marketing Agreement," as Hylton explains.
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China used to buy up 7 million tons of plastic from the U.S. every year for top dollar, and 45 percent of the world's plastic scrap between 2013 and 2017 ended up there, according to the United Nations.
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The problem is that the ECB's self-imposed rules mean it can only buy up to one-third of each country's debt and given Germany's relatively low debt level, it is only months away from reaching this limit.
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The merc with a mouth might have to keep it PG. On Monday Ryan Reynolds heard the news that Disney might be looking to buy up 26st Century Fox — which would give them dominion over the X-Men.
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The U.S. Air Force aims to launch the competition in 503 to replace its ageing fleet of T-38 planes, which are nearly 50 years old, and analysts have said it could eventually buy up to 600 planes.
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Eggs are hatched by placing them in an incubator and walking a certain distance; you get one infinite-use incubator free, but can buy up to eight more (for about a buck each) that expire after three uses.
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Of course, many men continue to buy up firearms, reaching to grasp what is slowly and surely being lost: the idea that holding a gun makes one powerful and dominant and makes the world bend to one's will.
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The lounges are a way for properties to attract more direct bookings on their websites and differentiate themselves in a competitive industry, especially for millennials who "will buy up more easily to a super-premium experience," he said.
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The story's nothing new: Developers find an area rich with cultural capital and buy up a load of space that strangely always contains a fixture of the local creative scene (in this case, the Camden Lock Village Market).
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Sources said China was offering to buy up to 5 percent of Saudi Aramco directly, a move that could give Saudi Arabia more flexibility as it plans to float the world's biggest oil producer on the stock market.
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Massachusetts, where DONG has secured a seabed license, last year issued a law requiring its utilities to buy up to 1.6 GW of offshore wind power by June 2027, with a tender to be held later this year.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Addressing a real estate conference in flood-ravaged Houston this month, longtime investor Ray Sasser detailed his strategy: buy up to 50 flooded homes at deep discounts, then fix and flip them for a hefty profit.
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There was even a proposal from a local car dealer to buy up to 180,000 Cruzes in order to create a competitor company to Uber and Lyft, one that would own its vehicles and directly employ its drivers.
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A coalition of public interest groups asked a federal court on Friday to block a recent Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rule from going into effect that would give major broadcasters more room to buy up local television stations.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will likely conduct a tender in the autumn to buy up to 100,000 tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for national stockpiles, a trade ministry official with direct knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday.
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Polish group PKN Orlen, with 63 percent in Unipetrol, last week announced plans to try to buy up all remaining shares and de-list the Czech refiner as it seeks to reap benefits from its investments and upgrades.
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On Thursday, the RBI will buy up to 150 billion rupees ($2.25 billion) of bonds through OMOs, taking the total amount of purchases since December 2015 to 870 billion rupees, more than in the two previous years combined.
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Minnesota does not have any Krispy Kreme stores, so Gonzalez, of Champlin, Minnesota, would drive 270 miles to a Krispy Kreme store in Clive, Iowa, every weekend and buy up to 100 boxes to resell in his hometown.
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The European Central Bank announced a program to buy up to 750 billion euros' worth of financial assets, and President Trump signed a $1 trillion relief package that would provide sick leave, unemployment benefits and free coronavirus testing.
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The $48 billion level that SoftBank is offering as it seeks to buy up shares from existing investors is an opening bid, and the NYT notes that the price is likely to fluctuate as the tender offer proceeds.
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Under the so-called ARENH mechanism, EDF's rivals have the right to buy up to 100 TWh, or about a quarter of its annual nuclear output, at a fixed price of 42 euros ($46.29) per megawatt hour (MW).
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Overstock shares skyrocketed as much as 21 percent in the extended session after the company announced that private equity firm GSR Capital will buy up to 3.1 million shares of its stock as part of a larger deal.
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Later in the call, Credit Suisse analyst Dan Levy asked if Musk and Kirkhorn thought it might make sense to raise cash to help pay off Tesla's massive $10 billion debt pile or to buy up other companies.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania's President John Magufuli said the government could buy up the country's cashew nut stock after he fired two ministers and dissolved the industry regulator in a row over the price of the commodity.
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At the same time, a high-speed trading firm could detect the same pattern, race to buy up the remaining stock on other exchanges, and then resell the stock almost immediately when the price rises, capturing the profit.
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"We need to stop this generation of big tech companies from throwing around their political power to shape the rules in their favor and throwing around their economic power to snuff out or buy up every potential competitor."
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Billionaire Larry Ellison's promise to buy up to $22013 million in Tesla's new $220 billion common stock offering amounts to "pocket change" for the Tesla board member in what is essentially a publicity move, according to one researcher.
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So Steyer is flooding Facebook and Google with ads — at least $927,000 worth so far — trying to buy up new donors and airing over $4.3 million on TV spots that could give him a boost in the polls.
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While a bulk of Wall Street analysts have said that possible antitrust probes into Facebook, Apple, Google's parent company Alphabet and Amazon won't result in actual breakups, it could hurt their ability and appetite to buy up other companies.
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The furniture store and shopping mall operator said it will offer HK$11.78 per share, a 17.6 percent premium to the previous close, to buy up to 388.92 million shares, or 9.9 percent of its total issued share capital.
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Some have tried to get migrant workers and farmers to buy up excess inventory, but so far have not hit their targets, said Chen Yajun, vice-head of the planning department of the National Reform and Development Commission (NDRC).
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - After a year of major restructurings, Germany's big utility companies are under pressure to either buy up or cooperate with small and nimble players that are eating away at their core business, industry consultants and analysts say.
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For its robot taxi service, the company has reached deals to buy up to 62,000 plug-in hybrid Chrysler Pacifica minivans and 20,000 all-electric Jaguar I-Pace SUVs to build up its fleet over the next few years.
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LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - A growing number of hedge funds are moving into shipping debt, an asset class few have invested in before, looking to buy up loans and bonds as banks cut their exposure to the troubled sector.
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ZURICH, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Liberty Global has offered to buy up to 500 million Swiss francs ($502.11 million) of newly created Sunrise Communications shares - a move designed to ease through its 6.3 billion franc sale of its Swiss business.
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"Some have documents (such as receipts showing they have paid tax on the land they use), but don't have the documents required under current law to protect hem against investors who want to buy up the land," she said.
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Lenkner said he regards litigation finance as a complement to investments by sophisticated distressed debt funds that buy up the notes of companies in bankruptcy in the expectation that litigation recovery will drive up the value of the debt.
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DNO bought the initial stake from Israel's Delek Group and said after the market close that it would offer to buy up to 10 percent of Faroe's shares from other shareholders, although it does not plan a full takeover.
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Kaufman & Broad said it planned to buy some of the shares sold via an existing share buyback plan and that staff and management aimed to buy up to 5 percent of the company's capital, up from 1.1 percent currently.
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Other times, it's oversaturation: LipSense became such a popular MLM that the company's lipsticks were constantly out of stock, making some sellers feel like they had to buy up whatever they could in order to keep their business afloat.
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The FCC had reinstated a loophole giving broadcasters like Sinclair the ability to buy up more local television stations without running afoul of the national media ownership restriction against serving more than 85033 percent of the country's television audience.
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ANNOUNCES RENEWALS OF NORMAL COURSE ISSUER BID AND REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY * PULSE SEISMIC INC SAYS TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE HAS ACCEPTED CO'S NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BUY UP TO 3.05 MILLION COMMON SHARES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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China is offering to buy up to 5 percent of Saudi Aramco directly, Reuters reported this week citing sources, a move that could give Saudi Arabia more flexibility in floating the world's biggest oil producer on the stock market.
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What's next: The company is moving into offering its service for business, having quietly launched a product last month that lets companies buy up to 20 licenses at a time and have their data run through a specific server.
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By taking apart his life's work, by effectively bringing Heidelberg up to code, Guyton and Whitfield hope to partner with the Detroit Land Bank, which would allow them to buy up empty lots in McDougall-Hunt by the bundle.
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Other options include: Upping the size of ECB asset purchases from 30 billion euros ($34 billion) a month to 40 billion euros, and increasing technical limits: Currently the ECB can only buy up to 33% of a bond issue.
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Khodorkovsky was one of a handful of well-connected businessmen who took advantage of this lawless era to buy up the state's major assets and establish a tight-knit clique that, by the late 1990s, effectively ran the country.
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Qatar Airways Chief Executive Akbar al-Baker said on Thursday he was disappointed by the decision, but it would not affect the Middle East carrier's plans to buy up to a 10 percent stake in American, announced last month.
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Under the so-called ARENH mechanism, EDF's smaller competitors can buy up to 100 terawatt/hours per year, about a quarter of EDF's nuclear production, at 42 euros per megawatt hour so as to promote competition in the market.
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It included mortgage bonds backed by jumbo home loans created by WinWater Home Mortgage, an affiliate of the hedge fund founded in 20153 to buy up loans for securitization, and riskier subordinate issues that WinWater initially retained for yield.
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The airline said last week it could buy up to 12 A350 planes for the commercial flights of up to 21 hours that includes the , but the deal depends on pilots voting to approve a pay agreement in March.
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PDVSA announced a tender earlier this week to buy up to four 500,000-barrel cargoes of U.S. light crude, mainly to feed its 335,000-barrel-per-day Isla refinery in Curacao, which recently resumed operations after planned maintenance work.
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CEO Elon Musk will purchase up to $10 million in shares in the offering, while Oracle co-founder and Tesla board member Larry Ellison will buy up to $1 million worth of Tesla shares, according to the securities filing.
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The new investments are expected to start as soon as next year, and mimic the moves the world's top oil merchants Vitol and Trafigura have made recently - spending billions to buy up thousands of petrol stations in Pakistan, Turkey and Africa.
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At least now that the wait for new GPUs has been extended, people will have more time to save money for a next-gen graphics card—so that they can snag one before crypto coin miners buy up everything else.
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But unless you have a lot of money to buy up a chunk of shares, or have the pull to fire off that perfect tweet that launches a boycott, you have little control over how a corporation will help you.
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Remember when the Turkish Lira plunged, a few months ago, a lot of Chinese shoppers basically rushed to Turkey, to buy up the luxury goods, before the brands had a chance to increase their prices in the local currency, right?
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This is like other Vista funds in that it will buy up enterprise software companies, but different in that it will focus on companies too small to fit into the flagship funds (the latest of which still is not quite closed).
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After losing more than a quarter of their value on Thursday, shares of the Greenwich, Connecticut transportation company surged more than 15 percent in trading on Friday after the company announced plans to buy up to $1 billion of its shares.
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Following a U.S. District Court's decision on Tuesday to allow a merger between AT&T and Time-Warner to go forward, it was widely expected that Comcast would push forward with its own grand plans to buy up the media landscape.
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She can't legally buy up a bunch of the company's shares right then — that would be the bad kind of insider trading — but she can cancel a scheduled 10b21-2440 sale to avoid dumping stock just before its price soars.
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South Korea is one of the eight countries that received six-month waivers from the United States in November and can buy up to 200,000 bpd of oil from Iran, mostly condensate, or an ultra-light form of crude oil.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British pensions specialist Clive Cowdery has raised $2 billion in commitments from investors for a new fund to buy up life insurance policies from companies struggling to make enough money to cover long-term payouts, sources told Reuters.
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However, MLB clubs collected so much more revenue than their minor-league counterparts that they could always buy up the most talented young players, just as modern European football teams help themselves to rising stars from Latin America and Africa.
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STOCKHOLM/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Uber plans to buy up to 24,000 self-driving cars from Volvo, marking the transition of the U.S. firm from an app used to summon a taxi to the owner and operator of a fleet of cars.
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This means the central bank has been left to buy up government debt - incurring losses on the difference between the interest it receives on this and the high interest rates it pays out to commercial banks to keep money flowing in.
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A key measure in the presidential platform National Front (FN) leader Marine Le Pen will unveil this weekend will be to break France's dependence on market financing by reserving the right to order the central bank to buy up its bonds.
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PARIS (Reuters) - American Airlines Group Inc is edging toward a deal with Airbus to buy up to 50 newly launched A321XLR extended-range narrow-body aircraft, including some converted from existing orders of other models, people familiar with the matter said.
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Some of the company's stockholders are angry that they will not get to vote on the deal and are concerned that their investment will be diluted if Buffett exercises his option to buy up to 80 million shares of Occidental.
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Nevertheless, Iran already demonstrated its hunger for Western goods at an aviation conference on the eve of the visit, announcing plans on Sunday to buy eight A-380 superjumbo jets from Airbus and eventually buy up to 100 planes from Boeing.
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The dollar index was slightly higher on Wednesday, but has fallen nearly 1 percent in the last week, a sign traders are not expecting investors to pile into the dollar to buy up U.S. Treasurys ahead of a rate hike.
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What Marvel has begun to do is buy up some of those features and products — prior to acquiring POP's assets, it purchased design tool Plexi — and has rolled them into its own product in order to stay ahead of the market.
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"Basic economy is working well in the markets where we offer it, and we continue to see more than 60 percent of customers buy up to Main Cabin when offered a choice," said American Airlines president Robert Isom in a statement.
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Activist investors, which Thomson Reuters data show launched a record 511 campaigns last year, are usually hedge funds that buy up a minority stake in a company they believe is undervalued, and push publicly for changes to boost the stock.
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To do that, we need to stop this generation of big tech companies from throwing around their political power to shape the rules in their favor and throwing around their economic power to snuff out or buy up every potential competitor.
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Low rates have also seen a wide variety of investors buy up these ultra-long bonds, not just the institutional investors such as pension and insurance schemes which typically target them to get bulk up returns on their fixed income investments.
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Last month, Fortum won approval from a government commission in Russia to buy up to 50 percent in Uniper, marking a key step in getting the deal done, but Fortum also said Uniper's management had actively worked against the deal there.
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Henry M. Paulson Jr., the Treasury secretary, was developing a bank bailout by which the Treasury would buy up to $700 billion in shaky mortgage-backed securities — "troubled assets" — a plan that eventually became the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP.
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He has taken out loans to buy up shares in Tesla and SolarCity, some backed by his personal stock holdings in both companies — a risky move that leaves him exposed to margin calls if their stock prices slide too far.
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Second, it can attract investors that will buy up a lot of stock in a company — like Carl Icahn, who pressured Apple to return more of its massive cash pile to shareholders — in order to push companies to shift their strategies.
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"A company might even buy up a rival just to get hold of its data, even though it hasn't yet managed to turn that data into money," said Margrethe Vestager, according to the prepared text of a speech delivered in Brussels.
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Among the Indian business executives in Washington for Modi's visit was Ajay Singh, chairman of Indian budget airline SpiceJet, which in January announced a deal to buy up to 205 aircraft from Boeing, worth up to $22 billion at list prices.
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FARNBOROUGH, England, July 11 (Reuters) - Qatar Airways is in advanced talks with Boeing to buy up to 30 narrowbody planes and will not rule out additional cancellations of delayed deliveries from rival Airbus, the airline's chief executive said on Monday.
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Land sales in the Palestinian territories, including East Jerusalem, are fraught for Palestinians, who see Israeli efforts to buy up land as part of a plot to cement control of occupied areas they seek for a state of their own.
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The deal will see Reliance buy up to 500,000 barrels a day of crude oil from Aramco, Prasad told media after the company's annual general meeting (AGM), noting this would more than double the volumes that Reliance currently purchases from Aramco.
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Policymakers also voted 9-0 to keep their government bond-buying target at August's new, higher level of 435 billion pounds ($574 billion) and to stick with a new plan to buy up to 10 billion pounds' worth of corporate debt.
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The S&P dividend aristocrat index, made up of S&P 303 companies that have raised their dividends every year for the last 25 consecutive years, has been outperforming the S&P 500 handily as investors buy up component company shares.
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The Times reports that the Oculus founder has been dipping into his virtual reality fortune—Forbes estimates that Luckey's net worth is $730 million—to buy up strange, bunker-ready properties all over the country as well as old military gear.
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Waymo agreed in May to buy up to 62,000 minivans from Fiat Chrysler for use in its ride-hailing operations, after announcing in March that it would buy as many as 20,000 compact cars for the service from Jaguar Land Rover.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The European Central Bank's plan to buy up to 750 billion euros ($816 billion) worth of bonds to mitigate the effect of the coronavirus crisis will protect citizens and economies, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Thursday.
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As part of the government response, Trump said he would waive interest on federal student loans "until further notice," and that the Department of Energy would buy up crude oil for storage in U.S. reserves and to help the industry.
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Beautiful Instagram photos of sun-soaked, greenery-filled rooms, combined with the realization that taking care of a living thing is emotionally fulfilling, are making millennials buy up Swiss cheese-like Monstera plants and resilient ZZ plants with renewed vigor.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Energy traders Unipec and ENOC placed the lowest offers in a tender by Bangladesh Petroleum Corp to buy up to 215 million tonnes of oil products for import in the second half of 23.2, officials said on Tuesday.
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The high interest rates have encouraged foreign investors to buy up Egypt's debt, attracting some $9.8 billion in foreign investment in domestic debt instruments in the 2016-2017 fiscal year that ended in June, compared with $1.1 billion the previous year.
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The biggest prize is India's plan to buy up to 110 fighter aircraft, a mix of single- and dual-engine models, a deal worth an estimated $15 billion that Boeing and Lockheed are both seeking to win with Indian partners.
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Chinese firms bought up to 600,000 tonnes of U.S. soybeans on Monday as part of a tariff-free quota allotted to the importers to buy up to 2 million tonnes this week, two sources with knowledge of the deals said.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk will purchase up to $10 million in shares in the offering, while Oracle co-founder and Tesla board member Larry Ellison will buy up to $1 million worth of Tesla shares, according to the securities filing.
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PARIS/OSLO (Reuters) - Euronext won approval from Norway's Ministry of Finance to buy up to 100% of Oslo Bors on Monday, effectively ending a five-month battle with Nasdaq for one of the last independent stock market operators in Europe.
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The central bank has recently pulled several moves to support its currency, such as raising its interest rate four times since May, with the last in August, and has been tapping its foreign cash reserves to buy up the rupiah.
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The government has also worked to encourage companies to buy up strategic assets in a number of sectors including food and technology, though regulators in the west have sometimes baulked at Chinese bids to acquire closely guarded or unique technologies.
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The focus on convenience and design is how the company believes it can set itself apart from large competitors, including CVS and Walgreens, and proved to be a big selling point for Amazon at the time of the buy-up.
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"To do that, we need to stop this generation of big tech companies from throwing around their political power to shape the rules in their favor and throwing around their economic power to snuff out or buy up every potential competitor."
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PARIS, June 17 (Reuters) - American Airlines is edging towards a deal with Airbus to buy up to 50 newly launched A321XLR extended-range narrow-body aircraft including some converted from existing orders of other models, people familiar with the matter said.
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He has attacked the independence of the court system, gerrymandered electoral districts so it's nearly impossible for his Fidesz party to lose its electoral majority, and gotten his allies to buy up independent media outlets to mute criticism and disseminate propaganda.
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Consumers in Uruguay today can buy up to 40 grams of cannabis per month, are allowed to grow a limited number of plants at home or at a registered "club," while medicinal and industrial production is now regulated by the state.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China has agreed to buy up to $1.2 trillion in goods from the United States as part of the current negotiations to end the trade war between the countries, CNBC reported on Friday, citing sources familiar with the situation.
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Variety wrote that Fox will likely attempt to buy several affiliates currently owned by Tribune, as Nexstar already controls much of its distribution and it has an "incentive to buy up stations and contain the company's grip on the network."[Reuters/Deadline]
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So to emotionally (and physically) prepare for a night in the desert with Ariana Grande herself, we've rounded up all the best Sweetener, Thank U, Next and God Is A Woman merch to buy up before Day 3's grand finale performance.
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The New York-based designer has amassed an army of devotees that buy up her handmade beaded jewelry, hair accessories, and handbags for the unique combination of kook and sophistication, and we've spotted many an influencer accessorizing with the designer's unmissable flair.
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The ESA decision is a setback for the funds, which also include Loomis Sayles and Discovery Capital Management, that had hoped to get a better deal from Iceland than had been offered in an auction buy-up of the assets this year.
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Snap, which made its trading debut on the NYSE on Thursday with a big initial surge, could garner a lot of attention from tech investors, who may sell other holdings to buy up shares of the hot new entry into the sector.
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Italian state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti is to buy up to 5 percent of Telecom Italia SpA to protect the state's interests ahead of a May 4 meeting that will pit existing shareholders Vivendi SA and Elliott Management against each other.
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The agreement will not only give SoftBank a major stake in Uber—it is looking to buy up at least 14% of the company—but it will help put a rest to one of the many ongoing battles for new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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He even suggested that Victor Orbán, the far-right prime minister of neighboring Hungary, was brilliant when he had the idea of engaging political allies to buy up broad chunks of that nation's private media, turning it into his own propaganda machine.
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Anti-tourism marches have been organized in Mallorca and San Sebastian , and Barcelona residents have been especially vocal about home-sharing services such as AirBnb and HomeAway leading entrepreneurs and landlords to buy up whole buildings and jack up rent, The Independent reported.
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The Times of India reported earlier that Aramco was in talks to buy up to a 25 percent stake, which could be worth around $10-$15 billion, valuing the Indian company's refining and petrochemicals businesses at around $55 billion to $60 billion.
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French tycoon Vincent Bollore raised the stakes in a battle with Silvio Berlusconi's Mediaset on Monday by saying the French media company Vivendi, which he chairs, could buy up to a fifth of the Italian broadcaster, stirring talk of a hostile takeover bid.
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But they are increasingly concluding that even in cyberspace competition can be restricted by dominant firms, for instance when the tech giants buy up smaller rivals before they mature into a threat, or discriminate against their offerings (for example, in search rankings).
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PARIS (Reuters) - Malaysia, which wants to buy up to 18 combat planes in a deal potentially worth more than $2 billion, is now talking to only one supplier, France's Dassault Aviation, about its Rafale jets, the French government spokesman said on Thursday.
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Stepping into the breach, cloud computing and technology service providers like Google, Amazon and Microsoft are trying to buy up startups servicing the entertainment market specifically, or lock in vendors like Nimble through exclusive partnerships that they can leverage to win new customers.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 22 (Reuters) - China has agreed to buy up to $1.2 trillion in goods from the United States as part of the current negotiations to end the trade war between the countries, CNBC reported on Friday, citing sources familiar with the situation.
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The scheme is said to have started in 2014 and was played out by undercover contractors hired by the company to buy up large quantities of Just Mayo – a mayonnaise product made by Hampton Creek that uses pea protein instead of eggs.
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As part of the agreement, Carlyle reserves the right to buy up to 40 percent of Cepsa, which is one of the largest privately-owned oil companies in Europe and has been under Mubadala ownership for the last three decades, the FT said.
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CHICAGO/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese importers have been busy booking fresh purchases of soybeans from Brazil this week, despite the White House announcement that China had agreed to buy up to $50 billion of U.S. farm products annually during trade talks last week.
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Speaking at a press conference at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) meeting in Washington, D.C., Bank of Italy's Governor Ignazio Visco reiterated previous statements that the fund — a private-sector initiative to buy up struggling Italian lenders' bad loans — is not state aid.
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SOFIA, March 13 (Reuters) - Bulgaria's government approved on Wednesday a long-delayed project to buy up to 19 fighter jets, which will help to revamp its air force, improve its compliance with NATO standards and reduce its reliance on Russian-made aircraft.
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French President Emmanuel Macron, among the most vocal EU critics of Beijing, said that he recognized there was a divergence of views in the bloc but that letting Chinese companies buy up EU infrastructure such as ports had been a "strategic error".
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The French media giant, led by billionaire Vincent Bollore, first asked BNP in mid-November to gradually buy up to 3 percent of Mediaset shares on the market, resulting in a first mandatory disclosure after market close on Monday, the sources said.
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GAO said Pentagon officials told investigators they recognized the risk and were in the early stages of trying to buy up to two more ALIS operating units for back-up, though no funds had been allocated for that purpose at this point.
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So when Rdio filed for bankruptcy last year, and Pandora swooped in to buy up the remnants of its technology, fans decried the loss of one of the best designed streaming services, one that tried and ultimately failed to compete with the giants.
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Among the potential solutions suggested by Acharya were the creation of private asset management companies, or private equity type companies, that would raise private funds and help buy up and restructure the bad debt, forcing haircuts by banks and creditors if necessary.
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For private equity groups, Leoni is a difficult target as banks would struggle to finance such a buyout, another source said, adding that investors could always buy up debt and take control of the company in the event of a debt restructuring.
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BRASILIA, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Private investors will each be allowed to buy up to 5 percent of the shares in Brazilian utility Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras SA, Planning Minister Dyogo Oliveira told newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo in an interview published on Tuesday.
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Beijing could remove extra tariffs imposed since last year on U.S. farm products to ease the way for importers to buy up to $50 billion worth, rather than direct them to buy specific amounts, the head of a government-backed trade association said.
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What if, for example, I anticipate that some seaside towns will stop shoring up the coastline as the seas rise, and I buy up a string of houses that are likely to go from being near the beach to on the beach?
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PARIS, Nov 7 (Reuters) - AXA Investment Managers said it would buy up some U.S property assets, including the management of $9.4 billion of U.S. commercial mortgage loans, from Quadrant Real Estate in a deal that strengthens AXA's position in the real estate sector.
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Most patent suits are brought by non-practicing entities (NPEs) or patent trolls --whose sole purpose is to buy up dozens, hundreds, or thousands of low quality patents on the cheap in hopes of leveraging one or two into a hugely profitable settlement.
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PARIS, May 10 (Reuters) - French oil and gas major Total said on Thursday that it has agreed to buy up to 50.8 million shares of Clean Energy Corp's common stock for $83.4 million, to become its largest stockholder with a 25 percent stake.
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The ARENH mechanism under which so-called alternative power suppliers can buy up to 100 terrawatt-hours of EDF's nuclear output each year for a fixed price of 13 euros ($52.25) per megawatt-hour (MWh) was introduced in 2011 to spur competition.
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"We need to stop this generation of big tech companies from throwing around their political power to shape the rules in their favor and throwing around their economic power to snuff out or buy up every potential competitor," Warren said in her proposal.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article implied that there is a connection between Art Basel parent company MCH Group's recent announcement that it will buy up regional art fairs and the launch of Art Basel Cities, but the two initiatives are unrelated.
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U.S. crude prices were also supported by the country's plans to buy crude for stockpiling after the U.S. Department of Energy said it would buy up to 30 million barrels of crude oil for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve by the end of June.
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Ever entrepreneurial, he pursues a number of moneymaking schemes, including a logistically convoluted and barely profitable personal-shopping business, schlepping to an outlet mall north of the city to buy up discounted designer goods and resell them to moneyed customers back in China.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, who also co-sponsored the BOTS Act, said in a phone interview Tuesday that he aimed to introduce new legislation to combat the "plague" of bots that buy up toys, sneakers and other popular retail items.
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Two things related to #MeToo: Our reporters found out from several associates of President Trump that his former fixer, Michael Cohen, had planned to buy up dirt on Mr. Trump dating to the 1980s from The National Enquirer and its parent company.
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California boasts the cap-and-trade system policymakers have looked to as a model elsewhere, but critics have found evidence that it could concentrate emissions in lower-income neighborhoods and communities of color closest to polluters that buy up the most carbon credits.
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MADRID, March 19 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank's plan to buy up to 750 billion euros ($816 billion) worth of bonds to mitigate the effect of the coronavirus crisis will protect citizens and economies, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Thursday.
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Since then, the CSF and Central Huijin Investment have become better known as the driving force behind China's "national teams" — a nickname given to the investment managers that can be deployed to buy up stocks when necessary to keep the markets steady.
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As The New York Times reported last week, the Republican National Committee spent almost $100,000 to buy up copies of Trump Jr&aposs newly-released book "Triggered," and helped the book debut at the top of The Times&apos bestseller list for nonfiction.
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The ECB can buy up to a third of each member country's debt and it is getting close to this threshold in Germany, indicating that incoming ECB chief Christine Lagarde will have little time before she must contemplate amending the bank's own rules.
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The ECB can buy up to a third of each member country's debt and it is getting close to this threshold in Germany, indicating that incoming ECB chief Christine Lagarde will have little time before she must contemplate amending the bank's own rules.
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