Also, Airbus's new boss seeks to capitalise as Boeing flounders.
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A further $25 billion would capitalise a federal infrastructure bank.
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Head over to Simba to capitalise on this dream offer.
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I think he will try to capitalise on this popular legitimacy.
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"Liverpool particularly is extremely well placed to capitalise," he told Reuters.
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That has left them ill placed to capitalise on the turmoil.
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Unfortunately, scammers and criminals are looking to capitalise on the confusion.
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Government officials said the move was to capitalise on favourable market conditions.
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Small anti-Brexit parties were the beneficiaries, as Labour failed to capitalise.
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The startup is moving fast to capitalise on its large user base.
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Other real estate companies are considering flotations to capitalise on the market rebound.
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Perhaps, in the students, the BNP sees dissatisfaction upon which it can capitalise.
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It's about time that Vimeo worked to capitalise on what it already offers.
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With its acquisition of DfN, BKW hopes to capitalise on a growing sector.
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A struggling Berlusconi saw an opportunity to capitalise on this sense of alienation.
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Successful economic zones tend to capitalise on the strengths of the local economy.
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In time the company hopes to capitalise on the advent of space tourism.
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Now, the company is planning to capitalise on that with some more funding.
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A con artist doesn't even need to do much to capitalise on it.
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For a player to win a game, he must capitalise on his opponent's blunders.
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Meanwhile, London's rivals are moving aggressively to capitalise on its limbo by wooing bankers.
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Will colleagues or bosses seek to capitalise on this and/or seek partial ownership?
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Democrats had hoped to capitalise on Mr Trump's historic unpopularity by actually winning seats.
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Jamaica can capitalise on this discipline only if the private sector becomes more dynamic.
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This is why it's so important to capitalise on any sort of cinema deal.
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I'm not doing it with the intent to capitalise on or take away from models.
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Some people hope to capitalise on such criticisms to undermine the broader Lava Jato process.
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Commercial banks would themselves capitalise each regional Fed and appoint two-thirds of its directors.
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The other domestic anxiety that Mr Beshear would like to capitalise on is health care.
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Politicians are often accused of trying to capitalise on terror attacks for their own agenda.
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O, looking to capitalise on a trend for more patients to opt for domestic treatment.
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We further capitalise leases using a capitalisation factor of 0003x in line with existing criteria.
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Nonghyup is not the only South Korean bank seeking to capitalise on a nationalist moment.
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Indonesia must reform its economy to capitalise on the dividend from a young and growing workforce.
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Italy's small firms did not scale up to capitalise on emerging-market demand, as Germany's did.
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Some might capitalise on volatility to push prices slightly lower and buy back after the dip.
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England had the first T20 league in 2003, but the ECB did not capitalise on it.
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Across the Irish Sea, however, Dublin airport has seen an opportunity to capitalise on London's dithering.
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He was relentlessly effective, persistently prolific, and able to capitalise on even the smallest of errors.
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Besides, the feature hasn't yet launched in Australia, which means Winkd can capitalise on the oversight.
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This has left room in the market for large players looking to capitalise on rising rents.
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Meanwhile, a new anti-corruption party, Yes Bulgaria, hopes to capitalise on anger against self-dealing elites.
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Sterling failed to capitalise on the dollar's broad weakness, weighed down by a weak UK manufacturing survey.
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Those horrors have made Moluccans particularly wary of attempts to capitalise on divisions between Christians and Muslims.
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Airline carriers Delta, jetBlue and American Airlines were some of the first to capitalise on Obama's policies.
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Thus hedged, they piled into equities to capitalise on the tendency of dividends to grow over time.
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However, Mr Lee could not capitalise on it and AlphaGo eventually clawed its way back into contention.
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Amazon's Black Friday Sale has begun in a big way, and we're here to help you capitalise.
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He and his fellow cadres should be well-positioned to capitalise on the vacuum created by Jayalalithaa's passing.
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CDS documents usually capitalise the word "obligation", a cue that the writer is referring to the entity's bonds.
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VW seeks to capitalise on the premium that truck stocks command over autos, and create an acquisition currency.
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Another strategy would be to capitalise on the trend for pricey gourmet brews that boast traceability and sustainability.
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Mr Kozhemiaka says the government is planning to invest in tourism, to capitalise on the islands' stunning scenery.
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And there is a swathe of special legislation that polices who gets to capitalise on the Olympic brand.
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"However, change brings opportunity and low cost airlines have always been able to capitalise on that," Stamp added.
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BT is therefore positioned to capitalise on its wider service platform, particularly in the enterprise and business segments.
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Shares in some major exporting companies were unable to capitalise on sterling's plunge on no-deal Brexit worries.
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And today, a provider of hybrid cloud services has raised a round of funding to capitalise on that.
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Why not capitalise on the crypto-buzz and make interest in you surge to an all-time high?
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But brands have struggled to catch up, and there have not been many ways to capitalise on this.
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It has offered its top trade ideas for stocks, currencies and fixed interest to capitalise on these themes.
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Rival financial centres like Singapore will try to capitalise too as bosses and bankers rethink homes, headquarters, and travel.
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We have to be very focused and set ourselves up to exploit their weaknesses and capitalise on their errors.
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The Social Democrats (SPO), the biggest opposition party, were unable to capitalise on the video scandal and lost ground.
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Foreigners hold around 2165.33 percent of Czech bonds, double year-ago levels, hoping to capitalise on a firmer crown.
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Australia wants a slice of the booming private space industry, and it's launching an agency to capitalise on it.
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" * "If we can capitalise on the opportunities, the wind beneath our wings will bear Hong Kong far and high.
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But at the time the negative-positive process was neither reliable nor cheap enough to capitalise on this difference.
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Appreciating his opportunity, he Republican nominee quickly sought to capitalise on both Mrs Clinton's illness and the bomb blasts.
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To capitalise on the momentum, AMS lowered the acceptance threshold of its offer to 62.5% from the previous 70%.
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In this situation, you need to capitalise on other types of deals, like ones giving away stuff for free.
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You need to be quick to capitalise on the best deals around Black Friday, because they inevitably go quickly.
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Hong Kongers have spoken; it's a question of whether Lam is ready to capitalise on the moment and listen.
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Digital security has arguably never been more important, as spammers and criminals look to capitalise on these uncertain times.
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As Bolt continues to capitalise and grow, it will be interesting to see how and if that pattern will change.
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Then, if talented and ambitious workers grow weary of life in superstar cities, smaller ones might be ready to capitalise.
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Alexei Navalny, Russia's leading opposition politician, recently launched a union for public-sector workers, hoping to capitalise on their frustrations.
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Amec has looked to capitalise on a rise in demand for offshore and shale oil rigs in the United States.
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Significant tonnages have been moved to the United States to capitalise on what were higher premiums in that market place.
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YouGov&aposs polling suggests that she is in a good position to capitalise on the party&aposs anti-Brexit membership.
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The underpaid police have found a way to capitalise on this trend, by levying fines on anyone driving a dirty car.
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Andrew Scheer, the Conservative leader, sought to capitalise on those errors with the taunt that Mr Trudeau is "not as advertised".
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Most advanced economies now have viable populist or nationalist parties, waiting to capitalise on the first sign of renewed economic distress.
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Today, a startup that has built a platform to capitalise on the latter of those two uses is expanding its business.
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Today, it's announcing the close of a new fund that will help it capitalise on those growing bets more directly itself.
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Later this year, it is also launching the XC40 compact SUV, aiming to further capitalise on a strong market for SUVs.
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But it also illustrates the way that Labour's has struggled to capitalise on Johnson's mistakes during his spell as prime minister.
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He said the company was well-positioned to "disrupt, gain market share and capitalise on what is a truly global opportunity".
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Yet with his untimely death came opportunity — namely, the opportunity to for Planters to capitalise on everyone's love of cute babies.
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If the name of the code is anything to go by, you'll need to be quick to capitalise on this deal.
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It also has ambitious plans to capitalise on its geological good fortune by building out a downstream processing and battery industry.
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Anyone looking for a new contract may as well capitalise on this deal, as free consoles don't come around very often.
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She says it's predominantly accounts with lots of followers that form selfie decks so members can capitalise on the large followings.
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Others create shady services with a thin veneer of legitimacy to capitalise on the misfortune of those adversely impacted by the incident.
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They are on the favourable (but by no means easy) side of the draw and will want to capitalise on that, too.
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I don't believe the failed coup will provide Erdogan with the opportunity to capitalise on political goodwill, in order to rule Turkey.
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Roughly 80 tech-focused funds are now in the queue awaiting regulatory approval, as fund managers seek to capitalise on investor enthusiasm.
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This is something that companies like Cisco and IBM also realise and are trying to capitalise on with acquisitions and strategic changes.
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It is one of dozens of such projects across Africa, whose aim is to capitalise on the rise of the African consumer.
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He says that the company decided to spin off Hiya to capitalise on a bigger interest among consumers in battling phone spam.
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Congolese authorities have taken a hard line with foreign miners in recent months as they try to capitalise on high commodity prices.
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GSAM has also launched a suite of exchange traded funds to capitalise on the shift from traditional active management to index funds.
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Laura Huhtasaari of the populist-nationalist Finns Party (formerly known as the True Finns) has failed to capitalise on her party's base.
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But he appears determined to capitalise on his continued appeal within the PD and looks keen to shape Italy's future political landscape.
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Now, one of the startups that's building a marketplace to help fix these problems has raised funding to capitalise on the opportunity.
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Notably, the Fiat Chrysler-owned Jeep made its India debut and is hoping to capitalise on the popularity of sports utility vehicles.
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Today, a startup that wants to help other companies capitalise on AI's advances is announcing funding and emerging from stealth mode. Allegro.
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Home Depot will "disproportionately capitalise " on an attractive housing backdrop, said Atlantic Equities analyst Sam Hudson in a note to clients Tuesday.
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The bank should capitalise on its access to clients from its former lending book, Stuart Theobald, chairman of financial consultancy Intellidex, said.
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As we swing into the summer tourist season, a company poised to capitalise on that has raised a huge round of funding.
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In order to capture intangible assets, these figures capitalise research and development (R&D) spending as an asset with a ten-year life.
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By contrast, says Mr Lo, China has been the chief beneficiary of that order, having adopted wrenching economic reforms to capitalise on it.
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"We think the deal makes strategic sense, helping Capgemini to capitalise on the digital transformation of industrial companies," wrote analysts at Credit Suisse.
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He has also taken advantage of support from Democratic figures like Joe Biden to capitalise on the party's apparent edge in voter mobilisation.
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Critics accuse the government, which faces an election next month, of attempting to capitalise on public horror at the atrocity in New Zealand.
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On a post-Maria embassy to Washington, Ms Meléndez went to see Senator Marco Rubio of Florida to try to capitalise on that.
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The joint venture is "poised to further capitalise on China-outbound M&As, China-ASEAN cross-border investments and infrastructure funding," CIMB said.
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The two bank's equity and 2300 billion euros from the conversion of junior bonds would also be used to capitalise the bad bank.
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Basel-based Syngenta was bought in 2017 by state-owned ChemChina for $83 billion, which aims to capitalise on the group's agricultural technology.
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Or is he just trying to capitalise on the media storm about that "covfefe" tweet and save the day with a smooth move?
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Matthews says the company aims to capitalise on the current market of milk buyers and move them over to high-quality fresh milk.
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Something that sets Dell apart from the competition is value for money, if you can capitalise on one of the brand's flash sales.
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The momentum continued on Monday but many feared losing out on some opportunity to capitalise on the gains due to the trading disruption.
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Germany-based chemicals group BASF is looking to lock in more sterling financing to further capitalise on the Bank of England's stimulus programme.
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Labour is already attempting to capitalise on Trump&aposs visit by highlighting the risk a UK-US trade deal poses to the NHS.
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Whenever you are forced to spend big, it really pays to capitalise on shopping events like Prime Day, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday.
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Earlier this year, it introduced a grant scheme for issuers of green Islamic bonds, seeking to capitalise on interest for environmentally friendly financial products.
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This year, however, nationalist groups are hoping to capitalise on the anti-establishment wave that has swept the continent in the past three years.
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With so many powerful forces seeking to capitalise on this regional pride, it is difficult to see where artistic expression ends and exploitation begins.
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Ozturk said that Pegasus was not looking to capitalise on the disruption, but could nevertheless benefit if others had switched flights away from Turkey.
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To capitalise on that, Rosneft and its partners are acquiring Essar's oil refinery in Vadinar that can process 400,000 barrels a day of crude.
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Here's Google's statement: Since January, we've blocked ads for products that aim to capitalise on coronavirus, including a temporary ban on face mask ads.
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Samsung Electronics has been pouring resources into its telecom network equipment business, aiming to capitalise on the security fears hobbling Huawei, its bigger rival.
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Bournemouth, who have now lost four consecutive games, failed to capitalise on their extra man though and Palace keeper Vicente Guaita was hardly troubled.
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After 29 minutes he was in the right place to capitalise as Arsenal defender Gabriel could only half clear Guillermo Varela's right-wing cross.
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David Peterside, a local entrepreneur, hopes to capitalise on this sartorial obsession with a new app that is being dubbed an "Uber for tailors".
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Regional rivals like the Philippines and Vietnam, meanwhile, have sought to capitalise on the situation by luring Chinese gamblers to their own casino hubs.
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Developing the Northern Territory's shale gas industry to capitalise on Asia's shift to cleaner energy is seen as an opportunity too good to miss.
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We expected this promotion to expire once the phones had been released, but you can still capitalise on Carphone Warehouse's generosity if you act fast.
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That probably explains why the dollar failed to capitalise on Tuesday's upbeat U.S. third quarter GDP and much stronger-than-expected November consumer confidence numbers.
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Now, Privateer Holdings, one of the big investors in the space, has raised $100 million to back more cannabis startups and capitalise on that trend.
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Were HSBC ever to cock up as badly as, say, Citigroup has, it might take $50 billion to re-capitalise it—within Hong Kong's capacity.
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The hosts, Brazil, did not capitalise on their home advantage, finishing 13th overall and taking 19 medals in total, just two more than in 2012.
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Korea had come close a few times before, particularly in the later periods of their second game against Sweden, but hadn't been able to capitalise.
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Hiscox said it had "moved quickly" to capitalise on higher rates and that it would maintain underwriting discipline as rates in big-ticket lines flatten.
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Now, as Mourinho well knows, they have been presented with the opportunity to boost their confidence, claim some silverware and capitalise on their recent momentum.
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Video is what consumers are paying attention to these days, and Amazon's AWS is hoping to capitalise on that with one of its latest launches.
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Polish billionaire Leszek Czarnecki is ready to capitalise his Getin Noble Bank with a total of 1 billion zlotys, Rzeczpospolita daily quoted him as saying.
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Verghese said simplifying the businesses into two distinct groups would sharpen Olam's focus to enhance growth and provide opportunities to capitalise on key market trends.
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If you're feeling motivated to start the week with a flourish, we have a selection of strong deals that should help you capitalise on that.
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Down a corridor of tightly packed offices, Jason Ayachi, 34, and Morgan O'Malley, 33, are among the migrants looking to capitalise on Denver's millennial moment.
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For CLOs, which aim to capitalise on the arbitrage between the leveraged loan and CLO markets, holding 20% of a deal is unfeasible, market sources argued.
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The asset manager held off as spread widening squeezed the arbitrage in European CLOs, which aim to capitalise on spread differentials between loans and collateralised debt.
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Factory activity in China, Europe and the United States is expanding and fund money seems to be entering the industrial metals space to capitalise on that.
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It's one of a bundle of sex industry-oriented digital coins, like SpankChain, that envisions an opportunity to capitalise on people's pleasure in a new way.
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Malaysia is seeking to capitalise on interest for green bonds, a growing category of fixed-income securities that help raise capital for projects with environmental benefits.
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But we are not going to be able to capitalise on any of this if we keep trying to be Chuka Umunna, but with legalised weed.
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Gorham said the firm should continue to capitalise from further planned changes to the investment rulebook, including the launch of the Lifetime ISA (Individual Savings Account).
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U.S. banks were also able to capitalise more effectively than European rivals on spikes in volatility in financial markets in 2016 from Britain's June Brexit vote.
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Well, I think with that second album, their label were just desperate to capitalise on the initial success, and get anything at all out of them.
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The Social Democrats (SPD), who share power with the conservatives in Merkel's coalition, failed to capitalise on those losses, also falling one point to 18 percent.
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Doing so will involve political calculations and negotiations regarding which party's candidates should contest which seats, and political alliances may shift to capitalise on election results.
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Further growth in developed markets in the short to medium term is likely as the company continues to capitalise on its present momentum and current market trends.
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PRESIDENT'S MEETINGS League chief Salvini abandoned his coalition with 5-Star, hoping to capitalise on a surge in his anti-immigrant party's popularity in a new election.
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On October 193th retail cannabis sales became legal in Canada, offering its cannabis firms a certain chance to expand at home and the potential to capitalise abroad.
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With financial fair play rules curbing the sums deep-pocketed owners can spend, the banks are hoping to capitalise on clubs' need for new sources of financing.
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Elsewhere in the region, many international banks are also seeking to step up their presence in Saudi Arabia, hoping to capitalise on the kingdom's huge privatisation drive.
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The main reason for Chinese firms' buying spree is to get the brands, technologies and talent they lack, to capitalise on future waves of growth at home.
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To placate bankers who wanted the government to stay out of their business, banks would themselves capitalise each regional Fed and appoint two-thirds of its directors.
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Every Bank Holiday, retailers take the opportunity to drop the prices of their products, and capitalise on the good mood that radiates off everyone on these occasions.
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That said, Arsenal have something of a track record when it comes to failing to capitalise on United's weaknesses, as has become infuriatingly clear since Ferguson retired.
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Samsung, a laggard in the telecom network equipment market, has been pouring resources into the business, aiming to capitalise on the security fears hobbling market leader Huawei.
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Apple products get replaced and updated pretty regularly, as the massive brand tries to continuously capitalise of the loyalty of its legion of fans around the world.
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A view that the shareholders are likely to re-capitalise the balance sheet and manage net debt/EBITDA leverage towards 4x acts as a constraint on the rating.
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Officials are concerned that a failure to capitalise on the latest digital developments will leave Germany's industrial base exposed to new competitors in the United States and Asia.
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Even if the Silicon Valley giants can spot it, they may not be best placed to capitalise on it; flexible as the giants are, they cannot do everything.
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Certainly, Gabbard herself was quick to capitalise on the spat with Clinton, calling her the "Queen of the warmongers" and telling her to "get down from her throne".
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The juice business, which has been suffering from slowing consumer demand, would look to join up with a distributor to capitalise on Dreyfus' efficient production assets, he said.
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A report in May by the Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration said that the government had been slow to capitalise on the public's willingness to help Syrians.
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Labour's proposed "national investment bank", a new lender that could capitalise itself by issuing £20bn of government bonds a year, may be used to funnel money their way.
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"Demand for data continues to grow strongly ... and Vodafone have invested heavily in infrastructure to capitalise on this," Steve Clayton, head of equity research at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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"It is imperative that we support female entrepreneurs and capitalise on the missed opportunity which is significant," Rose, the deputy CEO of NatWest Holdings, said in a statement.
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Investbank, which was found to have a capital shortfall of 51.8 million euros, said it plans to capitalise its profit and work to diversify and restructure its assets.
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"It presents a buying opportunity to capitalise on the higher yields of the European high-yield market," said Nicolas Trindade, senior credit portfolio manager at AXA Investment Managers.
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Alt-right Donald Trump supporters on Reddit are trying to capitalise on the surprise election victory of the Republican presidential candidate to help far-right politicians in Europe.
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"With our improved capital structure, we will be in a strong position to capitalise when the market recovers," said Anton Dibowitz, CEO and President of Seadrill Management Ltd.
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Aged 30, the Australian said he may need to capitalise on that good form as he seeks to add to his lone major title, the 2015 PGA Championship.
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The Times - Norway's $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund wants more freedom to invest in unlisted equities to help it capitalise on the growth of American technology companies. bit.
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When you actually come across something of worth, it's your responsibility to capitalise, and that's why we're pointing you towards an impressive discount code on Currys PC World.
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However, nearly 60% of residents there voted to Remain in 2016 and Liberal Democrat candidate Monica Harding is hoping to capitalise on disaffection with Raab, an arch-Brexiteer.
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The opposition Labour Party has focused on fears among voters that the NHS might be privatised as it tries to capitalise on the Brexit crisis within May's Conservative Party.
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It'd be particularly savvy this year following the mainstream success of "Despacito," though the major labels have already been pumping out their imitation versions to capitalise on the #mood.
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BANGKOK, Aug 22016 (Reuters) - Amata Corp Pcl, Thailand's biggest developer of industrial estates, aims to expand into Myanmar by 231 to capitalise on rising foreign investment in the country.
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The capital Rome offers an opportunity for 5-Star to capitalise on anger towards the main parties on the left and right which have been embroiled in corruption scandals.
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South Korea has become a hot-bed for applying to cosmetics the "fast fashion" principles of shifting designs quickly from catwalk to Main Street to capitalise on new trends.
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CYBG is one of Britain's challenger banks that emerged after the financial crisis to fill a gap in small business lending and capitalise on problems at the big banks.
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As with the rest of the world, the UK is doubling down on AI to capitalise on the many forms that this will take in the years to come.
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Both Galeries Lafayette and rival Printemps are trying to capitalise on a rebound in Paris' tourism industry, which was hit hard by a wave of militant attacks in 2015.
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The $100 million VinaCapital Ventures will capitalise on Vietnam's technology sector with investments of $2 million-$10 million per company with an unlimited holding time, the company website said.
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The Koreans' best chance came in the third period with a four-on-three man advantage, but they could not capitalise despite several scrambles around Swiss goalkeeper Jonas Hiller.
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It went on to make three creative investments — a capital relief trade with a bank, a purchase of nine tankers and a joint venture — to capitalise on its assessment.
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Compared with its rival Lowe's, Home Depot will "disproportionately capitalise" on an attractive housing backdrop, London-based Atlantic Equities analyst Sam Hudson wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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It is the most tangible sign yet of the coming wave of new zinc supply, timed to capitalise on decade-high prices and a structural shortfall of raw materials.
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"I expect this successful issue to induce some follow-up issuances in the coming fiscal year, to capitalise on Eurobond proceeds as a main source of FX inflows," Farahat said.
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Brazil is hoping renewed tourist interest will provide a boost to its economy in 2017 as it seeks to capitalise on the legacy of 2016's Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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It failed to capitalise on the rise of GPUs, specialised chips designed for video-game graphics which have found other uses accelerating the calculations used in AI and scientific computing.
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And Ms Favilla is there to enforce those rules for BuzzFeed, alongside how to spell, punctuate and capitalise "yaaass", "cray-cray" and "Bernie Bros" (look them up, if you must).
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Barcelona's publishing houses are said to earn 5% to 8% of annual sales in a single day; new books are launched in March and April to capitalise on the event.
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Given Mr Trump's ability to withstand—and capitalise on—public outrage at his behaviour, that he is resisting releasing the returns is a strong signal that they contain some bombshell.
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With all this flux, many people worry that skill with punctuation is disappearing: witness, after all, the way teens text and tweet not bothering to capitalise or punctuate at all.
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But now the liquidation of old long positions is being replaced by the establishment of new short positions as fund managers try to capitalise on the downward cycle in prices.
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This was led by parcel delivery (up 36.1% yoy) as earlier infrastructure investments and new delivery services allowed PR to capitalise on the growing popularity of online shopping in Russia.
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"We remain positive that the majority of headwinds are behind us and we can capitalise on the improved outlook for volume demand and firmer pricing," said Chief Executive Alberto Calderon.
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S-Oil will boost output over 13 of very low-sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO) to capitalise on strong VLSFO margins, said Ko Gwang-cheol, S-Oil's head of investment relations.
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"The bids from the foreign carriers are more comprehensive and strategic as both plan to capitalise on the strategic location of Malaysia for their operations," said one of the sources.
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"It's sinister for a daughter to capitalise on the power of feminism ... while supporting a candidate who is the most anti-woman candidate this country has seen in decades," Duca replied.
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Australian and New Zealand formula makers were investor favourites for years amid hopes they would capitalise on high demand from Chinese consumers seeking overseas product after a safety scandal at home.
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But he is under pressure from rivals including Tom Mulcair, leader of the leftwing New Democrats, and Rona Ambrose, interim Conservative leader, who are seeking to capitalise on Mr Trump's unpopularity.
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"I am confident that partnering with Geely creates an even stronger foundation to capitalise on the many global opportunities and not least in the growing Chinese and Asian markets," Fournais said.
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As more traditional brick-and-mortar retailers look to capitalise on the growth of e-commerce and mobile to compete against the likes of Amazon, fintech startups are reaping the rewards.
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But Bovis has struggled to capitalise on these conditions, and in February announced it had set aside 7 million pounds to improve customer service and address complaints about poor quality housing.
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The kids hardly capitalise or punctuate in their text messages, but when they write for school (or for publication) they know without a rap on the knuckles that different rules apply.
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This means the sites built by Macedonian teenagers to capitalise on crazy stories associated with Trump, employing Adx adverts, would be in violation, because they were concealing who they really were.
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The country, which lifted output to capitalise on the gap left by Indonesia, has been closing nickel mines on environmental grounds with another tranche of suspensions to be announced on Tuesday.
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Rate differentials between Britain and the United States suggested a lower pound and the currency has also failed to capitalise on euro weakness caused by a more dovish European Central Bank.
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Overnight, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan finish at its highest since early December as emerging markets continued to capitalise on the commodity rebound and the dollar's decline.
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That was not due to the Detroit queue mechanics but rather to a bank trying to capitalise on the sudden demand for a premium hedging tool and getting its exposure wrong.
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The 46-year-old tough-talking Salvini's gambit appeared to be an effort to capitalise on his popularity and bring on an election that could see him crowned as prime minister.
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Even so, Boeing was expected to try to capitalise quickly on the move and seek further support for the embattled MAX as it offers airlines other big packages at attractive prices.
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Britain's challenger banks emerged after the financial crisis to fill a gap in small business lending and capitalise on problems at big banks such as Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds.
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He, working in a factory at the time, added to the increasing amounts of Chongqing hot pot restaurants by quitting the factory and opening her own to capitalise on the perception shift.
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He was unable to capitalise on his much-anticipated homecoming, cutting a sometimes-irritable figure in public and mired in a series of perceived PR gaffes and a scandal involving family members.
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Cybertonica Total raised: $3 millionLast round: £2 million Series A in January 2020Key investors: Digital Space Ventures (Capitalise, Revolut, Tandem), Force Over Mass Capital (Airportr, Drover, Vidsy), Truesight Ventures (Octi, QuickBus, Steadypay)
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Today, a company that has found a way to tap the opportunity and capitalise on some of the challenges has raised a significant round of growth funding to tap into the opportunity.
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His rise is made all the more extraordinary by the fact that his sunny outlook seems singularly ill-suited to the sullen, angry mood that his main competitors seek to capitalise on.
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Clearly furious with Mr Salvini, the prime minister quoted him as having said in their notionally private conversation earlier that he wanted an election to capitalise on his support in the polls.
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Facebook's success therefore depends on its being able to capitalise on positive network effects while allowing users to segregate themselves away from groups which would otherwise undercut the value of the network.
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But Richard Nixon, the Republican president whose foreign policy was driven by realpolitik, sought to capitalise on a diplomatic split that had divided China and the Soviet Union, its former Communist ally.
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Teams, from Microsoft, is one of the many rival platforms on the market looking to capitalise on the surge of interest for chat and collaboration platforms that Slack has helped usher in.
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Mobli, which once nipped at the heels of Instagram as a top photo-based social app and raised a ton of money to capitalise on that, has completely shut down its app.
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But few are seen having the influence or cash to take on the three established figures and capitalise on discontent over an economy that has still not fully recovered from the chaos.
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"The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, as well as many institutional investors, are failing to capitalise on this advantage they have, that comes from size and having a long-term horizon," Kapoor said.
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Mr Stewart's hotels are designed to capitalise on Jamaica's biggest assets (sun, beaches and cheap labour) despite its biggest problems (violence and aggressive begging) by creating gated communities along the northern coast.
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LONDON, May 20193 (IFR) - LVMH has become the latest company to capitalise on a strong market backdrop and favourable funding costs, opting to pre-finance its €12bn acquisition of Christian Dior Couture.
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Not only can you get a great deal on a yearly membership, but with Prime Day fast approaching, you could also capitalise on all the exclusive Prime deals launching on July 15.
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ZAGREB, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Croatia should capitalise on its growing economy to bolster its digital infrastructure by lowering telecoms licensing fees and by taking other steps, Hrvatski Telekom (HT) said on Thursday.
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If the U.S. is going to build new smelters, it's unlikely to do so on expensive home soil but rather across the border to capitalise on its neighbour's massive hydro power capacity.
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The club had warned in September that annual revenue would fall for the first time in five years as they will not be able to capitalise on UEFA's broadcasting revenue distribution system.
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Eager to capitalise on interest in Mr Fenn's hidden bounty, the state of New Mexico included the art dealer in one of its promotional videos (it has been viewed 400,000 times on YouTube).
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Singapore aims to position itself as an LNG trading hub for Asia to capitalise on an expected rise in LNG imports in the region driven by depleting gas production and growing electricity demand.
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In 2013 Alcohol Change UK, a charity, sought to capitalise on this trend by promoting the "Dry January" initiative, which encouraged drinkers to swear off alcohol altogether from New Year's Day to February.
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Hotel capacity is set to increase 220% over the next three years, and a key challenge will be to develop Ras al Khaimah as a destination to capitalise on the planned new capacity.
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Atlante 2 is also trying to raise more funds for other potential deals, but some warn that the banks and investors that helped capitalise the first fund are hesitant to contribute fresh cash.
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May's gamble that she could capitalise on Britons' desire to quit the European Union and perceived weakness in the opposition Labour Party backfired on Thursday as voters stripped her of her parliamentary majority.
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The successful cultivation of such skills makes early-childhood education a particularly good investment, because it enables those who receive it to capitalise on subsequent instruction in education or work training, for example.
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The commodities giant, along with China, dominates the market for cobalt, which is used in batteries and has prompted a flurry of new entrants looking to capitalise on growing demand for electric vehicles.
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The surprise agreement sent front-month Brent prices climbing by $5-6 per barrel as hedge funds scrambled to close out losing short positions and add longs to capitalise on the rally's momentum.
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The startup, founded in 2016 by Nigerians and headquartered in San Francisco, specialises in individual and consumer transfers — one of several fintech firms aiming to facilitate and capitalise on Africa's booming payments market.
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The startup, founded in 2016 by Nigerians and headquartered in San Francisco, specialises in individual and consumer transfers -- one of several fintech firms aiming to facilitate and capitalise on Africa's booming payments market.
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Indonesia's widely respected Indrawati, a former managing director of the World Bank, has been finance minister since 2016, spearheading tax reform efforts, seeking to capitalise on a tax amnesty programme in 2016-2017.
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French energy giant Total SA will buy a 1003% stake in Indian gas distribution company Adani Gas, as it looks to capitalise on the South Asian country's push for cleaner sources of energy.
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LONDON, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Johnson Matthey said it will invest an initial $200 million in expanding its battery material technology business from 2018, aiming to capitalise on growth in the electric vehicle market.
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Singapore aims to position itself as an LNG trading hub for Asia to capitalise on an expected rise in LNG imports in the region, driven by depleting gas production and growing electricity demand.
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He has courted radical Islamists, doubtless hoping to capitalise on false rumours spread by social media that the president is a closet Christian or communist, a dangerous ploy in the world's biggest Muslim country.
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"The funds raised would enable the bank to capitalise on inorganic opportunities, including acquisition and resolution of stressed assets through, amongst others, potentially participating in a 'Bad Bank'," Kotak Mahindra said in the filing.
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As last year's cryptocurrency frenzy heated up however, some consumer finance businesses rushed to capitalise on the zeitgeist and offer their customers access to digital coins through apps they were already familiar with using.
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He was hired at 17 by Timely—the company he would later transform into Marvel in the "Silver Age"—to help capitalise on the demand created by DC Comics, the publishers of Superman and Batman.
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Artificial intelligence, virtual reality, machine learning, interactive video, and mobile multimedia are just a few of the decidedly buzzword-y innovations tantalizing marketers with a promise to capitalise on a growing abundance of consumer data.
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Founded by Morten Strunge, who has a track record in subscription media products via audio books service Mofibo (which he sold to Storytel), Podimo is hoping to capitalise on the rise in consumption in podcasts.
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MOSCOW, Sept 25.2 (Reuters) - Russia's second-biggest food retailer Magnit said on Wednesday it would not open any more hypermarkets and would focus on smaller stores to capitalise on customers' growing preference for neighbourhood shops.
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But Peled believes Synamedia can capitalise on growth areas such as helping customers switch their distribution to the internet, targeting advertising and fighting piracy - a rapidly growing phenomenon as video is distributed on the internet.
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But a new project aims to capitalise on the city's surplus of "vertical land," by building clusters of housing units on the side of existing New York buildings to house those currently without a home.
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"Newer market entrants that differentiate their offerings by service quality or value for money can capitalise on any complacency from their more established competitors and gain ground across market, mind and wallet share," he said.
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Following the merger, the market structure will include VODZiggo and KPN as most obviously positioned to exploit convergence and to capitalise on cross-selling opportunities, leaving Tele2 and T-Mobile providing largely mobile only services.
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Wichard Cilliers, chief currency dealer at TreasuryOne, said easing tension in the Middle East was the main factor driving the currency market, but disappointing local news hurt the rand's ability to capitalise on positive sentiment.
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Competition in the sector has become less cut-throat as companies roll back profit-damaging subsidies, which in turn has allowed Meituan to capitalise on its first-mover advantage over rivals in China's smaller cities.
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Indian tariffs of 150 percent are a hurdle for exporters, but its spirits market is set to expand 3 percent in 2016, according to industry data specialist IWSR, and Scotch distillers are keen to capitalise.
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The island has long failed to capitalise on its many assets, from its natural beauty to the artistic creativity of its people, which was on display in the placards, costumes and music of the protests.
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The ruling centre-left Democratic Party (PD) has failed to capitalise on a tentative economic recovery following the worst recession since World War Two, and the coalition it heads could end up in third place.
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Today a startup that's built a recruitment platform to help organizations source and hire in a more holistic way is announcing a round of funding to capitalise on a rise in demand for its services.
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The club, which will not be able to fully capitalise on UEFA's broadcasting revenue distribution system due to missing out on the Champions League, is already off the pace in the new Premier League season.
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But the success of Pokemon GO - unforseen even by its creators - has shown the potential for augmented reality and for Nintendo to capitalise on a line-up of popular characters ranging from Zelda to Super Mario.
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Sterling has struggled to capitalise in recent weeks on signs the economy is improving because of mounting uncertainty over whether Britain can secure a trade deal with the EU before it leaves the bloc in March.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Britain's anti-European Union UK Independence Party (UKIP) launched a set of populist policies on Friday hoping to revive their dwindling political influence and capitalise on outrage over the government's handling of Brexit.
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Alibaba has invested heavily in offline stores and big data capabilities in an effort to capitalise on the entire supply chain as part of its retail strategy, increasingly drawing comparisons with similar strategies adopted by Amazon.
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Telia announced the deal, worth 9.2 billion Swedish crowns ($954 million), in July last year as the company looks to expand its media business as telecoms groups spend heavily to capitalise on changing television viewing habits.
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But as that begins to change, and more young people and their families are being required to pony up academic and living fees, a new startup hopes to capitalise on the emerging gap to help them.
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Locking shippers into long-term contracts offers Enbridge a chance to capitalise on delays to competitors' plans to build pipelines, and secure future cash flow at a time when anxiety about market access is dominating headlines.
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Conte quit last week after the far-right League party, aiming to capitalise on its surging support in polls, declared its 14-month coalition with 5-Star was dead and asked for a snap national election.
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"The market was in downtrend this week and was not able to capitalise on some opportunities from international stock markets prior to Britain's referendum today," said Ibrahim Nimr, head of technical analysis at Cairo's Naeem Brokerage.
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LONDON, July 24 (Reuters) - Unilever, Tesco and Nestlé are among the best prepared to capitalise on the trend for plant-based meat substitutes, according to a report from an investor group managing $5 trillion in assets.
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Among its projects, the German company is developing copies of off-patent biotech drugs known as biosimilars, and is also increasing output capacity in its infusions business to try to capitalise on industry-wide supply shortages.
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France's Accor SA has bid A$1.18 billion ($920 million) for Mantra Group Ltd - a deal that would combine the two biggest hotel owners in Australia and seek to capitalise on surging tourism in the country.
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While US companies will not directly benefit from the ECB corporate purchase programme due to be launched in June, they have looked to capitalise on a strong rally in euro credit following the its March announcement.
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It is looking to capitalise on the National Football League (NFL) season beginning in September and has scheduled a full online launch of its Roar Digital joint venture platform in New Jersey ahead of the games.
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Johnson & Johnson is the latest in a string of US firms that have looked to capitalise on a strong rally in euro credit following the ECB's March announcement of its investment-grade corporate bond buying scheme.
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To capitalise on the fact that Arya's a total badass these days — and practically indestructible, too, if Sunday's Game of Thrones episode is anything to go by — Maisie Williams has released a Stark-inspired T-shirt.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini on Thursday ruled out early elections, dismissing talk that he would capitalise on a triumph in European parliamentary elections to seek a power grab for his right-wing League party.
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Putin visits Saudi Arabia on Monday for the first time in over a decade, seeking to capitalise on growing influence borne of military advances in Syria, strong ties with regional rivals and cooperation on energy policy.
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Modified FFO Fixed-Charge Cover Ratio: In line with the change to the calculation of the FFO Fixed-Charge Cover introduced by Fitch in 7503, the agency continues to capitalise the entire amount of concession fees.
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The 20-time English champions had warned in September that annual revenue would fall for the first time in five years as the club will not be able to capitalise on UEFA's broadcasting revenue distribution system.
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While this is largely driven by the sanctions against North Korea, it's worth noting that Russian producers seem to have been able to capitalise on the North Korea ban more successfully than their rivals in Australia.
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PARIS, March 25 (Reuters) - Agricultural commodity merchant Louis Dreyfus Company reported higher annual profits as it managed to capitalise on trading opportunities created by a U.S.-Chinese trade dispute, giving a boost to its oilseed business.
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It has with other investors also set up a $93 billion Vision Fund, that is investing in range of firms to capitalise on a tech future expected to be driven by artificial intelligence, robotics and interconnected devices.
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"The global growth opportunity is significant and we will be addressing it in a controlled way – investing in our proposition, operations and infrastructure to capitalise on the opportunity," said joint chief executives Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane.
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French bank BNP Paribas SA looks to capitalise on the disruption of Brexit to gain market share in UK corporate and investment banking and has drawn up aggressive plans to attract business from mid-sized British companies.
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While Facebook makes a bold move into cryptocurrency to capitalise on its multi-billion user base, a social network that was once a credible competitor to it has quietly been snapped up by a subsidiary of Amazon.
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Swiss trade house Glencore, which markets a significant amount of Rusal metal to the rest of the world, is likely to have the risk appetite to capitalise on exactly this sort of shift in the U.S. stance.
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This is the opportunity that Autodesk is hoping to capitalise on, which makes sense, as it flows directly from the software-based services it already provides to sectors that are directly linked to the world of construction.
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Star is trying to capitalise on a stampede of tourists from China, the biggest supplier of visitors to Australia, by developing its resorts in Sydney, the northern city of Brisbane and the popular Gold Coast tourist destination.
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STOCKHOLM, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Swedish investment firm Kinnevik said on Wednesday it is seeking to capitalise on a global downturn in stock prices with a share buyback programme and investment opportunities in financial services, healthcare and education.
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Only a minor miracle by his hard-pressed mechanics allowed him to qualify sixth, putting Ricciardo in the right place at the right time to capitalise on the safety car that swung the race Red Bull's way.
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The opposition party has been hampered by its inability to forge a national alliance to take on Modi and has struggled to capitalise on discontent against the BJP over a lack of jobs and distressed farm incomes.
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Over the next decade, the businesses that succeed in Africa will be those that can capitalise on this without the help of cheap money and expensive oil—those that can build a genuine middle class of consumers.
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The ruling comes as financial firms such as investment banks and global buyout funds flock to Vietnam, hoping to capitalise on a period of privatisation and capital-raising deals in the fast-growing emerging Southeast Asian economy.
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"This investment, should it be completed, represents an opportunity to capitalise on the continued strong growth expected in the Iranian broadband market, with an initial focus on eight of the main cities," MTN said in a statement.
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Siviwe Dongwana, one of the specialists overseeing rescue efforts, said SAA had paid March salaries in full on Thursday and that it would seek to capitalise on any emergency charter opportunities during the lockdown starting at midnight.
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"Failure to capitalise on this unique opportunity would be a tragic setback, as another chance for a comprehensive peace is unlikely to occur again soon," says the text of the letter posted on Thaci's website on Tuesday.
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President Vladimir Putin visits Riyadh on Monday for the first time in over a decade, seeking to capitalise on growing influence borne of military advances in Syria, strong ties with regional rivals and cooperation on energy policy.
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President Vladimir Putin visited Riyadh on Monday for the first time in over a decade, seeking to capitalise on growing influence borne of military advances in Syria, strong ties with regional rivals and cooperation on energy policy.
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Sterling has struggled to capitalise in recent weeks on signs that the economy is improving because of mounting uncertainty over whether Britain can secure a trade deal with the EU before it leaves the bloc next March.
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Baldo Prokurica also told Reuters the South American nation was considering further opening up its copper and lithium mining industry to foreign investors to capitalise on the demand for both metals from the growing electric vehicle industry.
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In the country's financing programme for 2017, IGCP said the figure for net borrowing this year includes the 2.7 billion euros the government has alread pre-funded to capitalise state-owned bank Caixa Geral de Depositos this year.
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What started as a storing place for local market surplus seems to have taken on a life of its own with traders directing units there to capitalise on a combination of low rents and potential U.S. infrastructure boost.
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What was lacking was a disrupter able to capitalise on the disenchantment, a charismatic politician able to open the way to what the writer Michel Houellebecq called "group therapy", and let France feel good about itself once more.
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PERTH, Australia, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Australian vitamin success story Blackmores Ltd and dairy giant Bega Cheese Ltd have partnered to capitalise on the booming demand for infant formula in Asia and Australia's new free-trade agreement with China.
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Bovis has failed to capitalise on Britain's new home market which has been strongly supported by the government's 'Help to Buy' scheme in recent years, allowing younger people to get onto the property ladder with a smaller deposit.
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"The substantial demand for post-seed venture capital funding in the European fintech market is being underserved and the company will be well-positioned to capitalise on the best opportunities available," Neil England, Chairman of Augmentum Fintech said.
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Santander and HSBC are scenting opportunity, as both banks benefit from having substantial non-UK deposits and can use non-UK balance sheets with a lower cost of capital and return than other UK banks to capitalise lending.
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The two refinements and adding Dynamic Ads to Instagram underscores how Facebook is continuing to capitalise on its ever-growing user base — now at 1.65 billion users — and the data that it is able to amass from them.
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"NSF intends to capitalise on its operational and commercial success by acquiring and transforming Provident to unlock substantial value for all shareholders of, and stakeholders in, both Provident and NSF," the lender said in a statement on Friday.
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Competition in China's food delivery sector has become less cut-throat as companies roll back profit-damaging subsidies, which in turn has allowed Meituan to capitalise on its first-mover advantage over rivals in the country's smaller cities.
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Competition in China's food delivery sector has become less cut-throat as companies roll back profit-damaging subsidies, which in turn has allowed Meituan to capitalise on its first-mover advantage over rivals in the country's smaller cities.
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The centre-left Peronist president, who took office in December, will also capitalise on his strong electoral mandate to reform the judiciary and Argentina's intelligence services, he told Congress in a speech to open the body's ordinary sessions.
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London also wants to capitalise on its newfound freedom by striking agreements with other trading partners around the world, including the offer of a "massive" deal with the United States from President Donald Trump, a climate-change sceptic.
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CME had also sought to capitalise on concerns that ICE's in-store contract did not always align closely with the physical market in Europe and dealers said that its free on truck (FOT) basis should correlate more closely.
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While the new raft of stimulus measures from the Bank of England may boost demand for UK RMBS, one particular aspect could by the same measure lessen the need for banks to capitalise on the cheaper funding costs available.
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The Nikkei business daily said that Toyota and Suzuki were discussing ties from a variety of angles, including the possibility of cross-shareholdings as they look to capitalise on demand for compact cars in India and other emerging economies.
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The promise of reduced investment barriers in the region known as the Greater Bay Area (GBA) has driven greater partnerships between Hong Kong and mainland property firms, who are looking to capitalise on a two-way rush for homes.
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DUBAI, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Bahrain-based Ithmaar Bank plans to add more than 100 branches in Pakistan this year through its subsidiary Faysal Bank, to capitalise on the country's low penetration rate of banking services, a senior executive said.
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Thirteen Premier League clubs have teams in the WSL and second-tier Women's Championship and the BBC reported that some of them were keen to capitalise on the England Lionesses reaching the semi-finals of the women's World Cup.
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SMBC Nikko, Japan's third-biggest brokerage by assets, launched in New York last year a niche team focusing on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and debt capital markets in an effort to capitalise on Japanese companies expanding in the United States.
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Aldermore is one of a group of so-called challenger banks that emerged after the financial crisis to fill a gap in small business lending and capitalise on problems at bigger lenders such as Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds.
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The world's largest standalone winemaker plans to grow its footprint in China by 21.4055 percent in three years by number of potential customers, and buy assets in France to capitalise on Chinese appetite for the European country's product, he added.
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KIEV, March 28 (Reuters) - Ukraine will make local bonds tradable through a cross-border settlement house in the coming months to capitalise on foreign investor appetite for hryvnia-denominated debt and attract much-needed foreign currency, the finance ministry told Reuters.
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Yet the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) was able to capitalise on a wave of discontent with an active campaign on social media, winning seats in parliament for the first time as Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats polled poorly.
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SINGAPORE, April 17 (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc, the world's largest asset manager, said on Wednesday it has appointed investment and regulatory veteran Tang Xiaodong to head China operations, seeking to capitalise on Beijing's opening-up of financial sector to foreign investors.
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"Resorting to pulling a huge title like PUBG in order to capitalise on the lucrative battle royale trend demonstrates that even the biggest companies are being forced to conform," IHS Market games analyst Louise Shorthouse told VICE in an email.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's former prime minister Manmohan Singh criticised his successor Narendra Modi's government in a rare interview, saying it has failed to capitalise on lower commodity prices to propel growth and is inconsistent in its policy towards neighbouring Pakistan.
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The reforms are boosting the cost of syndicated lending, as banks will no longer be able to use retail deposits to fund deals and will instead have to capitalise syndicated lending by using their own equity at a higher cost.
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Noting that over three-quarters of shoppers purchase branded sportswear for their children, Asda said it hoped to capitalise on an anticipated rise in the sports retailing market this year due to the European Football Championship and the Rio Olympics.
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It now aims to capitalise on the EU push to create a single market for the sector from 2020 with an obligation to open routes to competitive services in member states, where networks are often controlled by state-owned rail monopolies.
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Nadal failed to capitalise, squandering a match point before Cilic unleashed two massive forehands to level again at 5-5 as the set headed towards a tiebreak where Nadal's ability to hold his nerve in clutch situations proved the difference.
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Now that we are heading into the travel season we are seeing a number of deals emerging to capitalise on the opportunity both within the borders of the region, as well as to tap interest from international tourists coming to Europe.
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Mr Trump and his vice-presidential running mate Mike Pence have moved decisively to capitalise on this opportunity, visiting the state nearly every week since the Republican convention in July and cultivating surprisingly close relationships with the Iowa's Republican establishment.
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The Nikkei business daily said that Toyota and Suzuki were discussing ties from a variety of angles, including the possibility of cross-shareholdings as they look to take capitalise on demand for compact cars in India and other emerging economies.
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UiPath's strong valuation hike and the rapid pace of its funding come at a time when both the company and its rivals are all growing quickly, as enterprises rush to capitalise on the rise of artificial intelligence in the workplace.
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In power since his father died in 2001, Kabila and the ruling party are unpopular across Congo, especially in the west and the capital Kinshasa, but a weak and divided opposition has so far failed to capitalise on the Congolese' resentments.
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If the outlook for prices is not exactly bullish, it is no longer becoming more bearish, and that is enough for some funds to start trimming short positions and establishing new longs to capitalise on the resulting bounce in prices.
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The startups hope that by developing systems and software that work in the most trying circumstances, they will be in prime position when deep-pocketed U.S. firms expand into new regions to capitalise on a future of self-driving cars.
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It's still very early days in the scooter market in terms of consumer adoption, but that hasn't stopped people from launching a lot of startups and raising funding to capitalise on what many believe will be a big opportunity longer term.
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Depending on your level of cynicism, it's either to capitalise on the huge numbers of people responsibly staying home to slow the spread, or to selflessly add to the vast catalogue of streaming entertainment people can access from their couches.
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Telefonica said in a statement it owned around 50,000 mast sites outside its main tower unit Telxius, and wanted both to share more infrastructure and "capitalise on interest in our infrastructure both from public and private" groups in the sector.
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The move by its leader Matteo Salvini, who had wanted early elections to capitalise on his party's success in European elections, appeared to have backfired as 20.8973-Star and the PD set aside their mutual antipathy to form a government.
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This is a little bit of a weird one because Red Dead Redemption 2 has been out for absolutely ages, but if you held off purchasing the popular game for whatever reason, this is your time to capitalise on your patience.
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But the bar is set to be raised further this May with opportunistic European borrowers and reverse Yankee names expected to flood the market to capitalise on ultra-low borrowing costs sparked by the impending ECB Corporate Sector Purchase Programme.
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The pivot away from China has coincided with a push into emerging markets (EM) across the rest of Asia-Pacific (APAC) - particularly Cambodia, Vietnam and the Philippines - as banks have sought to capitalise on rapid economic growth and high yields.
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The airline also announced new routes from Edinburgh and Aberdeen to Heathrow starting in March 2017, as it looks to capitalise on slots that become available under the terms of EU clearance for British Airways parent IAG's acquisition of BMI.
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"As a private company with Lovell Minnick's backing, I believe Charles Taylor will continue to capitalise on opportunities in its markets and ensure the future success of Charles Taylor for employees, partners and clients", Chairman Edward Creasy said in the statement.
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One of its main suppliers, Kyungshin, which has rapidly boosted capacity in China over the past two decades to capitalise on the country's lower labour costs and proximity to South Korea, has seen its operations hit hard by the epidemic.
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Sberbank's dominance of the Russian market, where it has around a third of total sector assets and roughly the same share of deposits, has put it in a strong position to capitalise on the economy's more stable footing so far this year.
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Isle of Man-based GVC has also been trying to expand in the U.S. market, where it has entered into a joint-venture with hotel and casino operator MGM Resorts International to capitalise on the sports-betting and gaming opportunities in the region.
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In South Korea Shinsegae and affiliate E-Mart said they were set to gain $940 million in funding from private equity firms, helping to capitalise on a surge in supermarket chain E-Mart's popularity due to its quick delivery of fresh products.
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CALGARY, Alberta, April 9 (Reuters) - Talk of Alberta separating from the rest of Canada is gaining ground ahead of April 16 elections, as a number of political parties in the country's energy heartland seek to capitalise on voter anger with federal policies.
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The company said the deadline for its planned $2 billion takeover of U.S. home dialysis equipment maker NxStage Medical Inc, which it is buying to capitalise on a trend of patients opting for treatment at home, would be extended until Feb. 5.
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PARIS, April 10 (Reuters) - LVMH, the conglomerate behind luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, on Wednesday posted better-than-expected first quarter sales growth, setting a high bar for industry peers all trying to capitalise on Chinese demand for top-end, branded goods.
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And yet... Ellen Degeneres had Rae Sremmurd on her show yesterday, because they are a viral sensation thanks to "Black Beatles" being the Mannequin Challenge Official Theme Song and not a day goes by that Ellen™ doesn't capitalise on a viral trend.
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"We are encouraged by the positive nature of this morning's update and remain fundamentally positive on WPP's ability to capitalise on a solid medium-term outlook for global advertising spend," Roddy Davidson, an analyst at Shore Capital Markets, said in a note.
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COLOMBO, Aug 73 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares closed marginally higher on Tuesday, easing from early gains of 1.2%, after the main opposition party named a hardline former defence chief as presidential candidate, seeking to capitalise on public clamour for a decisive leader.
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The Subway franchise of sandwich restaurants plans to open a further 500 outlets in the UK and Ireland over the next three years, creating about 5,000 jobs, as it seeks to capitalise on a growing appetite for cheap food on the go.
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FIGHT OVER JOBS Conte, who belongs to no party but is close to 73-Star, resigned last week after League chief Salvini declared his 14-month coalition with 5-Star was dead, seeking to trigger elections and capitalise on his surging popularity.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's retailers Shinsegae and E-Mart said they were set to gain $940 million from private equity firms, hoping to capitalise on a surge in online grocery shopping and other e-commerce in one of the world's most wired countries.
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FMC is aiming for 15 percent of its treatments to be performed at home by 2022, up from around 12 percent at the end of last year, as it seeks to capitalise on a trend for more patients to opt for domestic treatment.
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Payments companies have become targets for credit card companies and banks seeking to capitalise on a switch from cash transactions to paying by smartphone or other mobile device, with Danish payment services firm Nets A/S revealing it had been approached by potential buyers.
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Fitness and gaming have been two of the most popular categories of apps for years, and now a startup founded out of London that has combined the two in a unique way has picked up a big round of funding to capitalise on that.
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And the M5S's founder was swift to capitalise on Mr Trump's triumph, nothing on his blog "quasi-similarities between this American story and the Movement"; the mainstream media had ignored the rise of the M5S, just as it had failed to foresee the Republican's victory.
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For Lonza, whose internal testing growth estimates are more modest, the risk is that the synthetic method won't catch on, hurting efforts to capitalise on a $460 million investment it made in 2006 when it bought the technology along with a peer's biological businesses.
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BARCELONA, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Sony, the Japanese company that has fallen way behind its Korean and Chinese rivals in the smartphone sales race, is aiming to capitalise on its movie pedigree with new devices featuring 21:9 ratio screens, the dimensions used to film blockbusters.
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In future it hopes to export its business model abroad to capitalise on an EU drive to create a single market for the sector from 2020 and being part of GPI, a U.S.-based infrastructure fund managing assets worth around $40 billion, could help.
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Wallin said there was a chance in the event of a hard Brexit, in which Britain loses full access to the EU common market, that Hannover Re would have to capitalise its office in Britain, just as it has done in Canada and Australia.
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It was one of the first to capitalise on the anonymity offered by e-books and, according to Jellybooks, a British company that analyses e-book data, romance readers are twice as likely to read on smartphones than literary novel or non-fiction readers.
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Singh points out that others looking to provide services in the same area include huge incumbents like CommVault and IBM, as well as newer entrants like Rubrik (itself on something of a fundraising tear in the last few years to capitalise on the same opportunity).
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Unsurprisingly, to shore up cash, cut out the underperforming parts of its business, and capitalise on what has been working or is appealing to strategic investors, Rocket Internet has been gradually divesting some of its holdings in the GFG and other businesses across its portfolio.
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While attention continues to be focused on the rise and growing sophistication of voice-based interfaces, a startup that is using artificial intelligence to improve how we communicate through the written word has raised a round of funding to capitalise on its already profitable growth.
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Yoshida brings more than 15 years of senior level industry experience to the platform as it gears up for expansion across the US, Europe and Asia and aims to capitalise on rapid growth that has seen volumes surge by 20 times in the last year.
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The country is the second most popular jurisdiction for funds management globally, behind both the US and the UK. The private debt market in Ireland continues to increase in size as funds capitalise on the difficulty of middle market companies to obtain credit from traditional banks.
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Although it started out as a premium technology, budget systems such as those from Vizio have emerged to capitalise on the increasing amounts of available Atmos content, especially now that the standard is available on the Apple TV 4K and Xbox One S. The 36 inch, 5.1.
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Now, a startup called Zipwhip, which provides a platform for businesses to interact with customers by text messages from any business line — landline, VoIP, or toll-free — is announcing funding of $51.5 million to capitalise on that push to bring more text-based messaging into customer service.
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"It is not favorable that some media are reporting that all corporate reform is is to capitalise state-run banks, or that there is conflict between related bodies regarding this issue," Finance Minister Yoo Il-ho was quoted as saying in a regular meeting with his officials.
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BARCELONA, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Seeking to capitalise on a remarkable comeback over the past year, Nokia phones are expanding to include their first premium Android smartphone model, as well as a remake of one of its biggest hits of the 1990s, the 8110 "slider" feature phone.
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"Chinese money is being attracted by Australia and the U.K.," said Alan Cheong, senior director of research and consultancy at Savills Singapore, adding that stamp duties need to be tweaked to a level at which Singapore could capitalise on Chinese funds without attracting too much hot money.
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While Britain was one of the first countries to roll out inflation-linked government bonds in 1981, and was the first Western government to issue an Islamic bond in 2014, other countries have moved faster in recent years to capitalise on a booming market for sustainable finance.
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The report by the General Statistics Office (GSO) was some rare bad news for what has been one of Asia's bright spots, buoyed by a construction boom and record foreign investment into a manufacturing sector set to capitalise on perks offered by new multilateral free trade deals.
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COLOMBO, Aug 250 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares fell to their lowest close in nearly two weeks on Monday, as investors waited for more clarity after the main opposition party named a hard-line former defence chief as its presidential candidate, to capitalise on public clamour for a decisive leader.
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The 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing is coming up on July 20, and to capitalise on the buzz (sorry), Spotify crunched through its catalogue and found that there are more than 185,000 tracks on the music streaming platform with the word "moon" in the title.
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Part of the reason for this large round is because the company says its on track for a big year, projecting to growth business five-fold, and it wants to capitalise on that growth both inside its own giant home market of Mainland China as well as further afield.
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Travel continues to be one of the biggest verticals online, projected to be worth over $280 trillion by 21, and today a startup that helps travel-related businesses connect the dots between their products and would-be customers is raising a large round of funding to capitalise on that.
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Both the opposition Labour party and Johnson himself have sought to capitalise on public concern over healthcare in the UK, with Johnson promising new funding and Labour&aposs Jeremy Corbyn warning that Johnson will "sell-off" the NHS as part of a post-Brexit trade deal with the NHS.
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"Having recorded a fourth consecutive annual profit, raising capital wasn't a necessity for LendInvest but by beefing up our balance sheet and bringing on some very experienced additional investors, we are well placed to capitalise on opportunities in the future," said Christian Faes, cofounder and CEO of LendInvest, in a statement.
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COLOMBO, Aug 2177.15 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares on Friday hit their lowest close in a week as investors remained on the sidelines and sought more clarity after the main opposition party, seeking to capitalise on public clamour for a decisive leader, named a hardline former defence chief as presidential candidate.
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After its June warning, IQE has been trying to reassure investors with a push into new supply chains in Asia and last month said it would take full control of its loss-making joint venture in Singapore to capitalise on supply chains in the Asian country and China's 5G market.
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Family-controlled Bouygues - run by Martin Bouygues, whose father founded the business, and who spearheaded its moves into telecoms - had hoped initially to capitalise on its construction expertise in the nuclear sector and Alstom's power turbine business to create a mega-energy group, along with Areva, now known as Framatome.
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In the 4-2-3-1, Antoine Griezmann can play just off Olivier Giroud and so is better placed to capitalise on his knock-downs, but in the 33-3-3 he would move out to the right in place of Moussa Sissoko (or Kinglsey Coman, were he fully fit).
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"This agreement marks the beginning of the final phase of our restructuring and the creation of a new Noble as a focused and appropriately financed group set to capitalise on the high-growth Asian commodities sector," Paul Brough, a restructuring specialist who was appointed Noble's chairman this year, said in a statement.
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"Our focus will be to capitalise on the advantages that Tencent has with the global video games eco-system, and help more customers - some of whom are Chinese businesses going overseas, some of whom are local game developers in foreign markets," Tong said at Tencent's headquarters in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen.
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The company, which holds the contract to design and make the Bank of England's new polymer notes, said the cornerstone of its three-year strategy was to capitalise on a trend of transition from paper to polymer currency, which so far accounts for only 3% of the world's bank notes by volume.
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The world is still years away from wide-scale 5G networks — which proponents say will bring a new generation of services connecting people and objects in the Internet of Things — but those hoping to have a role in that economy are getting themselves in place now to capitalise on them for when they do arrive.
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Terms of the new deal call for Nokia to supply a range of 22020G hardware, software and services that will allow T-Mobile to capitalise on licensed airwave to deliver broad coverage on 25 megahertz spectrum and ultra high-speed capacity on 53 gigahertz airwaves in urban areas with dense traffic, the companies said.
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More broadly, the business plans of e-scooter rental startups factor in seasonal demand and sources told me a few months ago that runway across the industry was based on deep enough pockets and operational smarts to get through Winter and be in a strong position to capitalise on peak Spring and Summer season demand.
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The Trust issued a statement confirming the move, saying the decision by the Trust's Board was reached after much deliberation: The Koorie Heritage Trust's Board of Management has made the decision to capitalise on a rare opportunity to relocate the Trust to larger premises but remaining as a crucial element of Federation Square's cultural and creative tenancy.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. About a month ago, my Uncle Aby told me in passing at a family meal about how he wants to capitalise on the sightseeing tours you see constantly parading around the streets of London, and the growing global interest in grime music, by starting his own A-Z grime tours of London.
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While Fury and the erratic team around him found that beating Klitschko only flung open a Pandora's box of public scrutiny – an eventuality they were incapable of dealing with – Joshua seems to have a far more stable behind-the-scenes set up which, if he wins, should leave him better poised to capitalise on his success.
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Negri extended the lead when he also smashed over from close range before Canada again failed to capitalise on an opportunity when van der Merwe created space through the midfield and managed to put Jeff Hassler clear only for Matteo Minozzi to produce a try-saving tackle on the winger less than five metres from the line.
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"With lower costs, lower risks and more capital than at the start of our restructuring in 2015, we believe that the bank is now well positioned to withstand challenging market conditions when they arise, to capitalise on positive trends in the world economy and to grow revenue and profits, by meeting our clients' needs," Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam said in a statement.
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The defection will raise questions within UKIP as the party hopes to capitalise on its successful campaign to leave the EU. After months of turmoil following Farage's decision to step down as leader last June, it had finally elected its former chairman Paul Nuttall as leader in November and was aiming to increase its representation in the 650-seat parliament.
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Facebook itself is also trying not just to capitalise on the data that it has about users, but on the data that it's collecting from advertisers, too: Facebook says that a whopping 2.5 billion products have been uploaded to Facebook and up to now some 440 million people have viewed products in Dynamic Ads in just the last three months.
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The biggest companies in the space, such as Uber, have reported billions of dollars in operating losses, leading them to divest of some of the most unprofitable efforts to once-rivals — Grab for example has become involved in Uber's business in Southeast Asia— and, parallel to that, invest big in expanding to other services to capitalise on their economies of scale.
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Open source has become a critical building block of modern software, and today a new startup is coming out of stealth to capitalise on one of the newer frontiers in open source: using it to build and manage distributed application environments, an approach being used increasingly to handle large computing projects, such as those involving artificial intelligence or scientific or other complex calculations.
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"It now leaves the ball totally in President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's court," said Erdogan could opt to reconcile with opposition parties, said Harris, or - more likely - call a snap election to capitalise on the crisis, gain a majority that would allow him to change the constitution and consolidate his power further, which could bring political clarity but heighten the risk of Kurdish separatism and social instability.
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Verizon may be hoping to capitalise in both cases: on-net, it can offer zero-rated content to its existing subscribers; off-net, it can market to the many who are not already subscribing to one of its carrier services, but might still be among the 1 billion who are connected to other services owned by the company, such as Yahoo Mail, or loyal readers of one of its media properties.
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We've been chronicling how LinkedIn, now owned by Microsoft, has built out tools and services it provides on its platform to capitalise on the fact that it now has nearly 600 million registered professional profiles and is a go-to for people looking to network and look for work in the white-collar world (these have included online learning, CRM solutions, business intelligence, and most recently employee engagement).
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Contact: Primary Analyst Akash Gupta Associate Director +65 6796 7242 Fitch Ratings Singapore Pte Ltd One Raffles Quay South Tower #22-11 Singapore 048583 Secondary Analyst Rufina Tam Associate Director +62 5003 2988 6813 Committee Chairperson Vicky Melbourne Senior Director +61 2 8256 0325 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments: Key adjustments made include: - Use of a 7x multiple to capitalise Sime Darby's operating lease expenses, majority of which are in Australia.
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ROME, Aug 13 (Reuters) - The Italian Senate decided on Tuesday to delay to next week further debate of an ongoing government crisis, frustrating a push by Matteo Salvini, leader of the far-right League party, for new elections Salvini pulled the plug on his ruling coalition with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement last week, seeking to capitalise on his surging popularity by triggering an election that could seen him crowned as prime minister.
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On the international front, the company opened an office in London recently to start to capitalise on building more inroads to providing card-related services to so-called "challenger banks" (examples include N26, Monese, Starling and Revolut) that have emerged with lower fees and app-friendly interfaces to tap into a growing base of younger working people, and older consumers who have grown tired of bank fees and poor options to move their money digitally.
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The store's debut is one of hundreds that Aldi, the German discount grocer, has planned as part of a $3.4bn expansion drive across the US. The company, looking to capitalise on the annual sales spike for America's independence day, introduced itself in the suburb of New York as the "first stop 2600th of July shop", filling the store with promotions for ground beef at $235 a pound, star-spangled-banner bamboo torches and patriotic citronella candles.
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LVMH announced on wednesday better-than-expected Q1003 sales growth, setting a high bar for industry peers all trying to capitalise on Chinese demand for top-end, branded goods Mediawan announced on wednesday an organic growth of +13%, EBITDA margin of 19% and that co's FY revenues swang from loss to profit French food services group Sodexo on Thursday reported a stronger-than-expected rise in first-half revenues as growth accelerated in all its businesses in the second quarter, and the company also stuck to its financial goals for the year.
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