Lately, Ikea hasn't just been producing buyable collection after buyable collection — it's been inspiring fashion items left and right.
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Pinterest also now has 50 million buyable pins from 20 million merchants.
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Instead, it will probably push stocks down to buyable levels, he said.
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Urban Outfitters are known for their impeccably styled and super buyable home catalogs.
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That means they have no inherent valuation that makes them buyable right now.
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And today in Venezuela, inflation stands at over 1,000,000%, making goods un-buyable.
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Pinterest told TechCrunch it now offers 2.5 million buyable products through the platform.
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It's easy to imagine fashionistas, magazines and brands sharing Collections of their favorite buyable items.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that there is a shortage of buyable stocks on the market.
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Catch the full interview here Cramer said that there is a shortage of buyable stocks on the market.
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And, if the deal is approved by regulatory authorities, both stocks are "buyable" on its prospects, Cramer said.
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Pinterest users can shop with "buyable pins" — the platform now has more than 50 million pinned items for sale.
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That might put it at a slight disadvantage to Pinterest, which is testing Buyable Pins with in-line checkout flow.
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Cramer did suggest that utility stocks, which can outperform the market in a slowing economy, are buyable at these levels.
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When sucked into the Spanish retailer's semi-annual sale, not one pair of the dozens she tried yielded a buyable option.
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Costumes have to be instantly recognizable without infringing on copyright and be buyable before everyone forgets that that meme ever existed.
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For some time, the company has been offering Buyable Pins – those that, when clicked, lead to product pages on e-commerce sites.
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"When you look throughout history, these pandemics tend to be short-term pullbacks and they tend to be buyable pullbacks," Tepper said.
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Buyable Pins will also work in reverse now as well, with the site also showing users how to bring looks to life.
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Google previously displayed AR-15 bump stocks as buyable shopping results in February 2018, shortly after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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One way to find out whether a pullback is buyable is looking at the RSI indicator," O'Hara said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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And it's true: Not everything that was once "alternative" and is now "trendy" should be chalked up to a sense of buyable rebellion.
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Opening in Indianapolis by 2020, they'll have local staffers trained at the new West Elm Academy, and buyable furnishings designed with regional makers.
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The company already offered buyable pins, which let users make purchases on the service, but those pins were limited to a single item each.
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The stock just made a "totally buyable double bottom" pattern at $20 a share, and, so far, has held above that level, Cramer said.
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Brands pay for "promoted pins" to feature their brand or products, and Pinterest eventually plans to allow companies to pay to promote buyable pins.
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Nathan Yong, its debut exhibiting artist, is the first in a series of local artists who will populate the space with homegrown buyable art.
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"We've seen volatility on the heels of this escalation in tensions with North Korea, but I think it's buyable," said Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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After much deliberation, the company finally introduced a "Buyable Pins" feature in mid-2015 that let users buy products directly from retailers without leaving Pinterest.
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The rollout is similar to the way Pinterest launched its Buyable Pins, by partnering with certain merchants and testing out consumer behaviors around the process.
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Cramer still believes that the cybersecurity industry still has a lot of growth ahead of it, thus the stock could simply be in a buyable pullback.
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For some, the goal is for their own account to be traded back and forth to get a higher buyable value, rising from anonymity to Stolen!
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"When I say buyable, I mean stocks that'll let you, kind of, sleep comfortably at night, or at least take a light nap," the host said.
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Some of the services, such as the contextual commerce option, were already being offered — this is what is used to power Pinterest's buyable pins, for example.
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It's typically 12 to 18 months that you're making decisions on a lot of the product that we're working on before it will actually be buyable.
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But he's sticking with the idea for now that this is a buyable correction, at prices down to the February lows in the S&P 500.
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So-called buyable pins allow customers to turn other people's posts into a shopping experience, by checking out pricing and buying the items if they desire.
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He pointed to a number of tech stocks that have continued to slide through what looked like buyable dips, including Nvidia, Micron, Western Digital and NXP Semiconductor.
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It didn't catch on with retailers or users, but instead of recommitting to the project and figuring out how to fix it, Pinterest gradually abandoned Buyable Pins.
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"When I say buyable, I mean stocks that'll let you, kind of, sleep comfortably at night, or at least take a light nap," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The magic of the shame silo is that it short-circuits all of your reticence and wordlessly ushers you into a world filled with the buyable, fetishizable accoutrements.
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"[Big declines] could be the start of a bear market, they could be just the beginning of something unfathomable, or they might actually be a buyable glitch," he said.
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Generally speaking, we pick up hints on a person's socioeconomic status by looking for more obvious markers, things that are buyable or learnable -- clothes, watches, comportment, manner of speech.
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Two big downgrades among the market plunge have taken hotel stocks down even further, but strategist Matt Maley says two of hospitality stocks are starting to reach buyable levels.
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But the clothes were worth the attention to — despite the frenzy of the scenery, a heavy emphasis was put not just on pieces that were wearable, but buyable and sellable, too.
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And according to the site, it's officially catching on with the masses, with tons of users clicking through the app's Buyable Pins feature and buying one (or a few) for themselves.
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But all you'll need to get your fire blazing is a bodega-buyable bag full of oil-soaked kindling with built-in flame-stoking oxygen pockets, more commonly known as Doritos.
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Coca-Cola: With a new CEO at the helm and the stock down at buyable levels, yielding 3.5 percent, Coca-Cola's prospects looked healthy to Cramer ahead of its Friday report.
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"Of the huge international companies I follow, Alphabet may be the least shortable off of the Chinese retaliation fears, or, you could say, the most buyable," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Rather than selling new shares to institutional investors just before the stock is buyable by the public, Spotify instead chose to list its existing shares directly on the New York Stock Exchange.
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A Single Website with Every Buyable Artwork Here's a New Model for Selling Art with Bitcoin Explore Artist Simon Denny's Absurdist Vision of Silicon Valley BitchCoin Is a New Cryptocurrency for Art
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Fewer than 10 percent of images on Pinterest are buyable but that will change soon, according to Pinterest President Tim Kendall, who spoke Wednesday at Recode's Code Commerce in New York City.
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"If a merchant's getting a lot of value from buyable pins today, it would make sense if a certain retailer wanted more value, we could provide an ad solution around that," said Kendall.
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The circumstances of the commission were unusual, for two reasons: (1) Map is a small firm that typically works with upstart entrepreneurs, and (2) Honda didn't even want anything tangible or buyable from Map.
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Amazon's Kindle readers couldn't read as many file types, but the device had a bigger library of buyable books, cheaper hardware, and the benefit of being the better-known e-reader out of the gate.
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While it's possible Pinterest's recommended images may include similar-looking items that are for sale through the service, called "buyable pins," the company is "not prioritizing" those kinds of pins, according to a company spokesperson.
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There's nothing specifically saying game developers need only sell their own gear, too, so you could easily envision a difficult twitch platformer combining flash sales and gaming with unlockable Yeezys buyable only for the most elite.
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The 10-year-old Twitter and 5-year-old Snapchat are still experimenting with monetization strategies and Pinterest, going on seven years, only adopted a similar sales model to Product Hunt's with Buyable Pins last summer.
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To understand what makes buyable glitches, Cramer took investors back to 1987, when he went through one of the worst sell-offs he's ever experienced: the one-day crash that has since become known as Black Monday.
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"There's a very large set of stocks and sectors that are still buyable here because of a turn in earnings," Thomas Lee, managing partner and the head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, told "Closing Bell" on Friday.
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Among the features are buyable "pins," or buttons, in browsers that users can click to purchase items on the site, as well as a digital shopping bag that follows users from their desktops to their smartphones or tablets.
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The "Mad Money" host predicted that the biggest upside surprise would come from PNC — a buyable stock even at $144, he said — and that Wells Fargo would again attempt to brush its cross-selling woes under the rug.
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With "tried it" tied to products and other items across Pinterest, though, the company could have a better means of tracking Pins throughout the shopping cycle – from dreaming to doing, so to speak – outside of direct conversions from Buyable Pins.
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But buyable pins on Pinterest only came out in June last year, and it's hard to create new user behavior (much less get people to put in a credit card), and it's only been a short while since launch, relatively speaking.
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The I.D. revealed at the show is still labeled a "concept," but VW says it's due to become a buyable car in 2020, with a total range of ups to 13939783 miles per charge, driven by a 168hp electric motor.
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In Paris, the designer presented a co-ed spring 2018 haute couture offering that, as the industry continues to struggle with just how to make the expensive breed of fashion buyable, is the most realistic couture collection to hit the runway in years.
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He argued that the cloud, a key driver for those businesses, has little to do with social media, adding that investors should look for secular trends like the cloud to find buyable opportunities in the wake of Facebook's multi-billion-dollar drop.
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Chintawongvanich believes the market could very well rally over the next year, but in the short term there may not be a "buyable dips" as investors contend with factors like the rise in real rates and the competition equities could face from climbing Treasury yields.
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"Remember the silver lining: the same thing that allows Trump to play hardball with the Chinese — the fabulous economy with 3.6% unemployment and 8003% GDP — will also make the stock market buyable again once the weak hands get shaken out and the panic's done," he said.
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"Given that this is an audience name that's made some of our viewers a lot of mula, I think we've got to figure out whether we're dealing with a buyable dip or if this is just the beginning of a larger, more painful decline, " Cramer said.
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"Given that this is an audience name that's made some of our viewers a lot of mula, I think we've got to figure out whether we're dealing with a buyable dip or if this is just the beginning of a larger, more painful decline," Cramer said.
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"In their heads, they have fifteen or so stocks that need to be bought even if we get a triad of terrible headlines, and their biggest fear is that saner heads will prevail ... and therefore you won't get the kind of buyable pullback that they've been praying for," the "Mad Money" host said.
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PayPal is launching now in a closed beta and is not talking partners just yet, but there are a few places where PayPal has already been enabling experiences like this and those sound like they were gearing up for Commerce and will be included, such as Pinterest's Buyable Pins and transportation services with Uber via Facebook Messenger.
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The proliferation of Internet-enabled consoles allowed also additional buyable content that could be added onto full retail games, such as maps, in-game clothing, and gameplay. This type of content, called DLC (Downloadable content), become prevalent for consoles in the 2000s.
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Rogue Company is a free-to-play multiplayer third-person shooter video game developed by First Watch Games and published by Hi-Rez Studios. The game released on October 1st, 2020 for Microsoft Windows via the Epic Games Store, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch. Including full support for cross- platform play and cross-progression. A closed beta was released on July 20th, 2020 via either a streamer drop system or a buyable founders pack.
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Louis Comfort Tiffany (February 18, 1848 – January 17, 1933) was an American artist and designer who worked in the decorative arts and is best known for his work in stained glass. He is the American artist most associated with the Art NouveauLander, David. "The Buyable Past: Quezal Glass" American Heritage (April/May 2006) and Aesthetic movements. He was affiliated with a prestigious collaborative of designers known as the Associated Artists, which included Lockwood de Forest, Candace Wheeler, and Samuel Colman.
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Sancho shows the Secretary four different models, snapping his fingers in order to bring them to life and demonstrate their behaviors. Although Miss Jiménez is herself evidently a Chicana (Mexican-American), she seems completely ignorant to the cultural stereotypes displayed in each of the four buyable characters. First, Sancho shows her the sturdy Farm Worker, but she refuses to buy him because he speaks no English. Second, they examine the "Johnny Pachuco," a 1950s Chicano gang member model who is violent, profane, and drug-abusing, though an easy scapegoat and perfect to brutalize.
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Around the same time that the game was released to the Mega Drive/Genesis console in Japan and North America, Ocean Software published in Europe computer ports for the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, Amiga, and the Atari ST, some which were developed by Special FX. The Spectrum version has a completely redesigned, chunky, cartoony style to it. It had push screen scrolling and very few on-screen colours due to hardware limitations, but it is considered by many to be one of the stand out technical achievements for the hardware. It was ported to the Amstrad CPC in a stripped-down version as was common for the era, due to the two computers sharing the same processor. It is missing the music and colour of the 128 Spectrum version and has less buyable weapons at the end of each stage.
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Despite the allegations on news channels, the news channels altogether greatly questioned the credibility of the payments made to the allegedly listed journalists. Television hosts, Hamid Mir, Shahid Masood, Meher Bokhari, Mushtaq Minhas, Nusrat Javed, Talat Hussain, Hasan Nisar, and Mubashir Luqman, denied all the allegations and terming it as "fraudulent". Writing a weekly column in Daily Times, the media researcher and columnist Dr.Qaisar Rashid maintains that the monthly ratings of talkshows will remain a great matter for the news channels and that the viewers will be befooled in the name of enlightening them on various issues through conducting talkshows till the time the media keeps presenting itself as a buyable commodity. According to the New York Times, the competition for ratings is even more tough and fierce during the holy month of Ramadan among Pakistan's television stations.
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In the spring and summer of 2019, the game also introduced items that managed a player's surplus inventory and improved the quality of their weapons, both of which could be acquired through spending Atoms. However, the implementation drew criticism from players, who felt that it favored those that paid for Atoms with real money instead of gaining them through hours of playtime. Additional items released later that also provided gameplay advantages and were buyable with Atoms drew similar criticism, with Polygon writing the in-game store had "slowly warped over time", particularly as it had initially only offered cosmetic items for sale. In the weeks following release, Bethesda banned numerous players from the game for using mods and exploiting technical issues for various purposes, such as duplicating in-game items and gaining access to the game's developer room, an off-limits area created for testing purposes which contained copies of every item.
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