I mean, Alcon was supposed to be your cash cow.
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"ICE is a cash cow for these businesses," said Takei.
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But when your cash cow stops growing, you're in trouble.
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He is, to say the least, a comic cash cow.
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That means that Facebook's next cash cow is already working.
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But for a willing taker, it could be a cash cow.
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It's a chance for companies to milk an established cash cow.
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If so, money will not be the firm's only cash cow.
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Legal pot a cash cow for Western states – but concerns abound.
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Purdue's experimental drug wouldn't necessarily be much of a cash cow.
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It's latency-sensitive, and it happens to be the cash cow.
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But the business, renamed SoftBank Mobile, soon became a cash cow.
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For Hillary Clinton, the Oval Office is just another cash cow.
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Is it just a cash cow to rip off the fans?
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Rinse and repeat, and you've got yourself a serious cash cow.
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The item also ended up being a "cash cow" for Groen.
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Yes, thank you for calling Cash Cow, where we say yes.
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First serves are a cash cow, a stalwart of the portfolio.
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Nissan's role as Renault's cash-cow is a matter of considerable bitterness.
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Nissan's Japanese executives have resented its subsequent transformation into Renault's cash cow.
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Fascinatingly, the coffee chain's most famous seasonal cash cow almost never happened.
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The illicit drugs market is the cash cow of international criminal corruption.
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Nintendo is going to ride the retro cash cow to the bank.
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They are unlikely to give up their cash cow without a fight.
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A 'cash cow' Demand for services wasn't the industry's only growth driver.
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"They have a cash cow on their hands," New Mexico state Rep.
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This they feed to us non-stop because it's a cash cow.
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He is their cash cow; the wind that is keeping them afloat.
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"It's not like this is just a cash cow investment," he says.
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We didn't buy Flickr because we thought it was a cash cow.
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Neutral broadband access is a cash cow; why would they kill it?
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High-quality breaded chicken sandwiches could be the industry's new cash cow.
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The Freedom Foundation said that cash cow for liberal activists is now over.
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AbbVie has been fighting to protect its cash cow in the United States.
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They now have the biggest cash cow that organized crime has ever had.
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Personal computers are "a very strong, cash-cow business (for Lenovo)," said Hariharan.
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Bed Bath & Beyond was once a cash cow known as a great merchant.
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He also already has a cash cow to finance space ventures called Amazon.com.
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To go into the consumer market, they would be jeopardizing their cash cow.
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It certainly did lose money—political journalism is not exactly a cash cow!
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Celine's parent company LVMH no doubt saw Slimane as a potential cash cow.
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Letting the revolution's only cash cow collapse has only one signature — the government's.
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In fact, flowers aren't even the real cash cow of 1-800-Flowers.
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"It's a high performing company, a cash cow," one of the sources said.
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CASH COW But despite the better performance BAT said U.S. cigarette volumes would fall 5.5%, accelerating from the 4-5% it estimated earlier, as tougher regulation and a wider array of e-cigarette options continue to hit its cash cow business.
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GE Healthcare is a cash cow, throwing off $3.4 billion in profit last year.
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Following the consumer, after all, is usually the best route to a cash cow.
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Until recently, recycling programs were an unlikely cash cow for many cities and counties.
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"Jim and Josie identified that hospice was a cash cow for them," Lowbrera said.
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The company has for many years been strong in gaming, its main cash cow.
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And as a result, they were furious he had turned down the cash cow.
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Both double over backward to please (after all, overseas tuition is a cash cow).
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Data: Facebook; Chart: Lazaro Gamio / Axios Why is the U.S. such a cash cow?
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That's especially important now that sales of Apple's cash cow, the iPhone, are slowing.
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The last time the government's former cash-cow paid a dividend was for 2012.
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For the All England Club, it's a major cash cow, aimed at the corporate market.
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The project was supposed to be a cash cow for SK E&C for years.
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Palm reading is often dismissed as a parlor trick or a fortune-teller's cash cow.
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THE SWAMP Supreme Court&aposs Janus ruling will end cash cow for liberal activists : experts.
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The 737-10 would thus be an extra rampart to defend Boeing's biggest cash cow.
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Instead of a new cash-cow carriers have only a lame duck alternative in RCS.
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But there is another explanation: that AT&T cannot bear being a stagnant cash cow.
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Messing with Messenger to avoid cannibalizing News Feed – Facebook's cash cow is News Feed ads.
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O'Reilly's show was a cash cow for Fox, bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars.
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More broadly, Mr. Trump's characterization of Nafta as a "cash cow" for Mexico is wrong.
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Venezuela's state-owned oil company, once a cash cow, is on the verge of collapse.
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The state-owned oil company, once a cash cow, is on the verge of collapse.
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Ancillary revenue from seat selection, baggage and other fees are a cash cow for airlines.
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"Clearly, ABC wants to maintain the cash cow" without its former star's racist baggage. Enough.
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It should be a cash cow for subscribers seeking Schadenfreude, juvenile manipulation, and general stupidity.
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CASH COW Daimler's cash cow joint venture with BAIC is the main profit contributor of BAIC Group's Hong Kong listed company BAIC Motor Corp Ltd, which also has assets of BAIC's own brand cars and its joint venture with South Korea's carmaker Hyundai Motor.
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Ford is worried about the vitality of its sacred cash cow, the F-150, Jack reports.
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The iPhone is Apple's cash cow, pumping out over 60 percent of its revenue every year.
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In the scheme of things, Heywood Hill is far from a cash cow for Devonshire Inc.
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Google has also leveraged its dominance in Internet search into a cash cow built on advertising.
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When I factored in these expenses, I realized that our rental wouldn't be a cash cow.
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Even Al Qaeda became a cash cow for Mr. Saleh, drawing American military help and training.
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They must stop the big drug and people flows, or I will stop their cash cow, NAFTA.
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Only days after the acquisition closed, Motorola's Razr, once an incredible cash cow, stopped selling almost overnight.
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Then again, the show is a cash cow for AMC so we doubt they'll rush to downsize.
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But this idea that the Google cash cow will indefinitely fund science experiments is now being tested.
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Until then, it's more of an experimental foray into the next computing platform than a cash cow.
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The 737 MAX is a cash cow for Boeing, having sold at least 5,000 aircraft-to-date.
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DE> are exiting this business, Philips expects it to remains a cash cow even as it shrinks.
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The latter has apparently become a cash cow for all sorts of thieves, including sophisticated criminal enterprises.
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The increased spending on R&D comes as Apple's cash cow, the iPhone, has seen sales slump.
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Instead, the state appears to view big business as a cash cow to be milked, they say.
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CVC's strategy with cash cow Tipico is reminiscent of its previous approach with high-performing portfolio companies.
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Without a "next big thing," Apple will continue to rely on the iPhone as its cash cow.
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The lowly tuber is a cash cow in India and the country produces a lot of them.
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Outside of the film space, Disney has faced headwinds in recent years, including at cash cow ESPN.
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Finally, raising taxes on carried interest is not a cash cow its proponents claim it to be.
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SEATTLE — Apple has its cash cow, the iPhone, which has made it the world's largest public company.
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It's perhaps natural for the wine industry to want to whip up enthusiasm for its cash cow.
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His longtime cash cow, the Ukrainian president Viktor F. Yanukovych, was out of office, living in exile.
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Trading stocks and bonds on behalf of clients has historically been a cash-cow, especially in choppy markets.
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The sales component could be the real cash cow, using residential real estate as an American-made marketplace.
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AWS continued to be the company's cash cow, bringing in $4.1 billion in sales, a 42 percent jump.
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But if a productivity app steals mindshare from Microsoft Office's cash cow, the company tends to take action.
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If analysts at Credit Suisse are right, Instagram is about to turn into a cash cow for Facebook.
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But then Fujian, one of the weaker teams in China, used their young star as a cash cow.
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The elevators division, Thyssenkrupp's cash cow, forms the heart of the capital goods businesses to be spun off.
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Aviation analysts said Nairobi's international airport is a cash cow for KAA and it offered potential to grow.
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Tata Sons on Thursday axed Mistry as chair of its main cash cow Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) (TCS.
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De La Hoya would not be happy with his chief cash cow filling the pockets of other promoters.
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It is the government's cash cow, paying the largest dividends among state-controlled companies to the state coffers.
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"If you use [the Agriculture Committee] as a cash cow for something else, that won't generate good policy."
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This faith-based title made for only $7 million is a cash cow for its distributor, Roadside Attractions.
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In other words, the PS4 is still a cash cow even if the actual console's sales are winding down.
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The property serves, in other words, as the ideal Disney template, a cash cow not to be messed with.
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Mr Manfoush's cash cow has been the siege of Eastern Ghouta, a large rebel-held region east of Damascus.
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"They must stop the big drug and people flows, or I will stop their cash cow, NAFTA," he concluded.
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That makes Tesla a natural hedge as and when demand falls for the Gulf state's traditional cash cow, oil.
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These included the oil-rich city of Kirkuk, which would have been the cash cow of a Kurdish state.
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It's a cash cow and an infrastructure giant, and its retail prowess is just part of the company's business.
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Now Sony's cash-cow PlayStation division, as well as its music and movies units are powering sales and earnings.
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But while advertising is the great cash cow of the online world, it's not all green fields and sunshine.
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Light trucks and SUVs are a cash cow for automakers and have the highest profit margins in their fleets.
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In other instances, the perpetually cash-strapped Castro regime sees a cash cow they'd like to have for themselves.
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Ringback tones piggy-backed on this idea several decades later, and would also come to be a cash cow.
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The business of multibillion-dollar deals and complex derivative trades wasn't Wall Street's cash cow in the first quarter.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple's forthcoming subscription news service may not be a cash cow for participating media organizations.
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"CPA is an extraordinarily good credit, it is a strong performer and a cash cow," a senior banker said.
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"This is his cash cow," one person who works for the Ukraine government said of Firtash's connections to Naftogaz.
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Google is still Alphabet's cash cow, generating effectively all of its revenue thanks to its lucrative digital ads business.
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If Groot really is more than an adorable cash cow, let's skip the marketing frenzy around his tumble into puberty.
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Cash cow NAFTA is in play, as is foreign aid to Honduras and the countries that allow this to happen.
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When Cramer looked at its schedule of films for release, nothing stood out to him as a possible cash cow.
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Look for this newest version to build on that, since the outgoing model has been a cash cow for FCA.
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Boeing is already cutting production of the 777, its other cash cow, and 787 output is due to remain steady.
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This form of betting is expected to be a cash cow, so everyone's positioning themselves to capitalize on its potential.
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For all its ubiquity, WeChat is no cash cow (Tencent, its owner, makes most of its revenue from online games).
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The health-care equipment maker is a bit of a cash cow, throwing off $20143 billion in profit last year.
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Boeing is already cutting production of the 7377, its other cash cow, and 20173 output is due to remain steady.
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Investors also are looking for clues on the strength of Disney's media networks — including the sports programming cash cow ESPN.
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These millionaires and members of The Oracles give practical advice on turning your side hustle into an abundant cash cow.
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Someone has to approach that future cash cow, get down on their knees and suckle at the teat of innovation.
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It will be a cash cow for cable news networks and launch the careers of dozens of irritating TV commentators.
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FIXED INCOME FALL Revenue at Deutsche's cash-cow bond-trading division fell 13%, highlighting continued weakness at its investment bank.
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Without further ado, here are 10 "cash cow" stocks Citi says could generate gains in the second half of 2019.
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The morning-long "Today" show is a cash cow for NBC, generating hundreds of millions of dollars of ad revenue.
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Amazon is also actively expanding grocery delivery and Amazon Web Services, its cash cow, in the country of 126 million.
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Critics blame inept management and maintenance, too, saying that has also impacted Venezuela's cash cow, state oil company PDVSA [PDVSA.UL].
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He did invent his eponymous "terminal," transforming a portal for financial news into a cash cow that practically prints money.
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It's a potential cash-cow for Disney, Lucasfilm's parent company, and if done well, a blueprint for future origin-story films.
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The iPhone is a cash cow for Apple, currently accounting for two-thirds of the company's revenue in a given quarter.
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The tough phase for Shopify would be when its mid-market cash cow customers migrate to Hybris or WebSphere or Demandware.
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Biogen's treatments for multiple sclerosis are a cash cow, providing most of the $11.5 billion in total revenue expected this year.
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Revenue at Deutsche's cash-cow bond-trading division dropped 4% in the quarter, while equities sales and trading revenue dived 32%.
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They're still trying to reacquire growth lost from the sale of Verizon Wireless in the States, which was a cash cow.
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The haulers were able to resell the commodity materials from the items they collected and it served as a cash cow.
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Read More Cramer: Sanders' attack on biz unprecedented Bed Bath & Beyond was once a cash cow known as a great merchant.
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The contract of Jeffrey Tessler, who heads the company's cash cow derivatives trading, clearing and settlement business, expires at year-end.
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Listed below are 10 of Citi's "cash cow" stocks, which have an accumulative performance 10 percentage points higher than global indexes.
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Google said that YouTube remains its cash cow, even though reports have suggested that YouTube's dominance in internet video is eroding.
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But Musk's electric cars are not a great fit with the Chinese group's cash-cow businesses, social media and mobile games.
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But that's not all: Optum, UnitedHealth's subsidiary that sells data analytics and pharmacy benefits and owns providers, is a cash cow.
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In an era when publishing relied on advertising and not online subscriptions for survival, L'Uomo Vogue was a robust cash cow.
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Amazon's cloud computing services—the company's cash cow—are integral to the functioning of countless corporations, intelligence services, and government entities.
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In October 2017, after a year of work, Chan had created what he thought would be a popular new cash cow.
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Boeing Commercial CEO Kevin McAllister and Chairman Dennis Muilenburg would be closely involved in the deal to help Boeing's cash cow.
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But even if none of these new ad formats stick, Facebook already has another cash cow hiding in the background: Instagram.
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After two deadly crashes, Boeing is scrambling to persuade regulators to allow its cash cow, the 407 Max, back in the air.
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More on this... Supreme Court's Janus ruling will end cash cow for liberal activists: experts Dems Want to Delay Supreme Court Nominee.
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The show is a cash cow for Viacom, which might explain the company's territorial nature in regards to the Krusty Krab name.
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One goal is to discover another cash cow like "Beavis and Butt-head," which has spun off platinum albums and a movie.
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The iPhone is Apple's flagship product, and if sales continue to stagnate, it's going to need to find a fresher cash cow.
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Its shareholder—the government of Dubai—sees the airline as a cash cow now that falling oil prices have hit state revenues.
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Yes, but: YouTube is still an advertising cash cow, and continues to dominate other metrics, like live TV streaming and market reach.
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So why aren't EA eager to milk the cash cow sat not just in front of them but practically on their faces?
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So long as Hollywood can continue channeling that existential need into ticket sales, it'll have quite the cash cow on its hands.
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The viewing public's appetite for H-B's main cash cow wouldn't arise again until the next Scooby-Doo movie, 10 years later.
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Make no mistake: The Department of Education fights tooth and nail behind the scenes to keep bankruptcy gone from its cash cow.
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International students are already a favorite cash cow for US colleges, paying the same as out-of-state students — $26,290, on average.
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They must stop the big drug and people flows, or I will stop their cash cow, NAFTA [North American Free Trade Agreement].
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The gist of his comments: Google is hyper-prepared and it will have little effect on its cash-cow search advertising business.
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The prospect that Oklahoma's cash cow might have to run dry to stop the tremors all but paralyzed state officials for years.
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Make no mistake: The Department of Education fights tooth and nail behind the scenes to keep bankruptcy gone from its cash cow.
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And March Madness is a cash cow for just about everyone associated with college sports, except the players, who get paid zilch.
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Cable television is still the entertainment industry's cash cow, but millions of customers in the United States have already cut the cord.
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Actor Vin Diesel has talked about wanting to continue the role, and Universal Pictures isn't giving up its cash cow anytime soon.
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Clearly, ABC wants to maintain the cash cow of Barr's history-making sitcom "Roseanne" without the baggage carried by the show's star.
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Two weeks ago, Borno's governor, Kashim Shettima, said some aid groups were using his state as a "cash cow" and should leave.
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Not by coincidence, the Russian state owns part of Venezuela's energy sector — a cash cow that it doesn't want to lose. feb.
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"Cash cow NAFTA is in play, as is foreign aid to Honduras and the countries that allow this to happen," Trump said Tuesday.
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But beyond the high-profile signing ceremonies, it may not be quite the fabulous cash cow for which western political leaders are hoping.
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A cash cow for Nissan built since the early 1980s, the Mexican Tsuru is one of the oldest car models still manufactured globally.
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Just last week, the company announced a worse-than-expected fall in operating profit from its PlayStation console division, Sony's cash cow business.
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Operating earnings at its cash cow Mittelstandsbank unit, which caters to small and medium-sized companies, fell 40 percent to 412 million euros.
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Tsunakawa added that asset sales or a potential listing of its cash-cow flash memory chips division were options that could be considered.
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There is no greater challenge right now than the one Disney and Iger face in moving cash cow ESPN into the cordless future.
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This makes the cash cow that Starlink is supposed to be look considerably less attractive, given its hefty and ongoing projected price tag.
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That family of single-aisle aircraft is the cash cow of the world's largest planemaker, competing against European rival Airbus SE's A320neo family.
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Its cash-cow bond-trading division saw revenue tumble 29 percent in the quarter due to lower client activity in less volatile markets.
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Pinot noir rosé must be a sort of cash cow, but who could begrudge him when the wine is so pleasing and refreshing.
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It turns out that the app that catalyzed a generation's obsession with nostalgia is a cash cow, so we got that one wrong.
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While online gaming has long been Tencent's main cash cow, expansion beyond games and advertising saw it invest 64 billion yuan last year.
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"AT&T has an incentive to slow down these new online competitors in order to protect their pay TV cash cow," Conrath said.
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Editorial President Donald Trump and his family have done little to assuage concerns that they see the White House as a cash cow.
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They may not publicly acknowledge it, but Trump's tweeting is a cash cow for the left and a gift to morning television everywhere.
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Delivering the Internet to homes is controlled by big cable and phone companies that will fight back hard to protect the cash cow.
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Between Turner's major role on HBO's biggest cash cow and Jonas' being a chart-topping artist, it's understandable why both preferred to keep quiet.
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Starlink would be a cash cow, Morgan Stanley says, as the satellite business would have much better margins than the company's rocket launching business.
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GoFundMe has been described to us before as a cash cow, a vehicle for "printing money" because of how well its formula has worked.
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While some auto shows focus on sports cars or concepts, the 20163 Detroit show is all about the real cash cow: the pickup truck.
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But recently, lusty clips and compilations from HBO's biggest cash cow have slowly started disappearing from Pornhub, one of the internet's biggest porn sites.
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It's becoming more and more apparent that Apple is running on fumes when it comes to growth through its usual cash cow: the iPhone.
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Further executive appointments including in the cash-cow semiconductor division would be announced at a later date, a company spokeswoman said, without saying when.
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It's worth mentioning that this has led to incredible financial and cultural success, even outperforming the cash-cow that was Hedi Slimane's Saint Laurent.
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Bernstein Securities analyst Trevor Stirling said the Australia business was a profitable cash cow, but an IPO without it could yield a higher valuation.
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The new Limelight was pretty cool for a minute, but it soon became mainstream and yet another cash cow for club scion Peter Gatien.
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Even the move of Microsoft office into a hosted business seems to have stanched the flow of bleeding from the company's former cash cow.
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Adobe's Photoshop cash cow has moved from costing hundreds of dollars per new version to the centerpiece of a new Creative Cloud online subscription.
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Moreover, Time Warner could support DirecTV by helping AT&T keep together the bundling of channels — the cash cow of the pay-TV industry.
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The UN says many of the contracts are with Mansudae, a North Korean state-owned enterprise and a cash cow for the rogue regime.
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"It's a cash cow," says Sophonias Thilahun of Bet251, which plans to open 100 betting shops in Addis Ababa over the next six months.
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For broadcasters like NBC it means having to compete for eyeballs in a crowded sports calendar, including its own cash-cow programming like football.
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Instagram was a template for a successful Facebook acquisition, with the company filling it with ads and turning it into a massive cash cow.
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But the attack last weekend on the cash cow to fund those plans, the oil production facilities of Saudi Aramco, could now be crimped.
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Super-clubs like Manchester United need to tap new income streams as growth slows in sales of European broadcast rights, a traditional cash cow.
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The Blue Oval took the plunge with America's bestselling vehicle and the company's cash cow, re-engineering the truck to use more lightweight aluminum.
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The Mortal Kombat series would become a cash cow, spawning movies, toys, comic books, a cartoon, and an ill-advised stage production (yes, really).
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The only real injustice, though, may be that that consumers are forking over $199 to 23andMe when the data itself is already a cash cow.
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Shovelling spare cash to research and development seems sensible enough for a company facing declining sales of smartphones, which have long been its cash cow.
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With its focus on restoring trust — and getting its cash cow back in the air — Boeing isn't expected to announce any orders of the plane.
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They've long been afraid of this trend taking off and threatening the cash cow that is the overall lack of competition in countless markets nationwide.
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While its flagship handset might be Apple's cash cow today, the next few years are likely to see the company explore other areas for growth.
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Still, nothing is enough to save a movie that seems designed for nothing else than to milk a cash cow for as long as possible.
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As many other California municipalities struggle to generate new revenue sources, Anaheim is in the enviable position of having a cash cow in its backyard.
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It is the cash cow that Ryan and colleagues hope will finance their plan to lower business tax rates from 35 percent to 85033 percent.
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But the reality is they're not going to find a lot of bars and retails shops that are going to give them cash cow prices.
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Revenue at Deutsche Bank's cash-cow bond-trading division were 36 percent lower due to lower client activity in less volatile markets, lagging U.S. peers.
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The bank started the year well, with its cash cow debt trading unit seeing revenue rise 40 percent year-on-year in January, he said.
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"They must stop the big drug and people flows, or I will stop their cash cow, NAFTA," Trump wrote in an April 1 Twitter post.
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Maybe the UFC was concerned for their Irish cash cow, but it has become abundantly clear that Conor McGregor himself will fight just about anybody.
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That 70-year-old plant has been a cash cow for state-owned CNPC but the aging refinery has come under scrutiny after several accidents.
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The cosmic cash cow is mooing loudly on Wednesday, when lucky Jupiter and fiscal wizard Pluto team up in an auspicious trine (120-degree angle).
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Startups focused on non-emitting-generation resources were once lauded as the next big cash cow, but the sector's hype quickly got away from reality.
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With a domestic total so far of over $94 million, the $36 million-budgeted movie is going to be a cash cow for Warner Bros.
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"Spenser was a cash cow," Parker's wife, Joan, told The Boston Globe in 2012, referring to her husband's most beloved character, a Boston private eye.
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These newer treatments have the potential to transform the business of vaccine-making, long a less lucrative side of drug production, into a cash cow.
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Currently, Bravo's cash cow is its Real Housewives franchise, but other series are rounding out the network's top performers, among them the chaotic Vanderpump Rules.
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Mommer was a pillar of oil strategy under former President Hugo Chavez, with oil sales serving as the cash cow for the country's socialist revolution.
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" English literature professor Abdel al Montasser echoed the message of the Saudi cash-cow mural, saying that US leaders are "thinking of their own benefits.
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Cash cow NAFTA [North American Free Trade Agreement] is in play, as is foreign aid to Honduras and the countries that allow this to happen.
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"It's a tiny little piece of plastic that's super cheap to manufacture, and they've managed to make a cash cow out of it," she said.
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Just last week, the company announced a worse-than-expected fall in operating profit from its PlayStation console division, which is its cash cow business.
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In production since the early 1980s, the Tsuru has been a cash cow for Nissan and is one of the oldest car models still manufactured globally.
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This is a big money business and we can expect that whoever loses their cash cow will be working overtime to figure out another workaround.[Forbes]
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Its Pure Alpha fund has been a cash cow for clients, generating profits of about 12 percent a year going back to 1991, according to Bloomberg.
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On Thursday, Tata Sons removed Mistry as chairman of its main cash cow, TCS, where the holding company has a stake of more than 70 percent.
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A DRUG THAT slowed the progress of Alzheimer's disease would be both a boon to humanity and a cash cow for the firm that developed it.
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So really that ship has sailed, and the latter apps are continuing to pull users away from SMS, diminishing the old carrier cash-cow even further.
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The Olympics have been a reliable cash cow for NBC going back for decades, but a younger generation isn't nearly as interested in watching linear television.
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Republicans in Congress have no doubt noticed the Department of Education fighting hard behind the scenes to keep free market protections away from its cash cow.
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Clever hospital consultants and chain drug stores banded together to make money from this program — and now it's a cash cow that pads hospital bottom lines.
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In contrast, many US cities see 5G as a cash cow they can milk by instituting high fees on carriers seeking to deploy the necessary infrastructure.
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But Glamour was once the cash cow of Condé Nast, the 80-year-old workaholic women's magazine that powered the shiny town cars at the curb.
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Its cash cow is under threat even as it has to invest heavily to replace the suppliers and software it can no longer get from America.
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"It may be changing some, but Infosys is certainly not abandoning its cash-cow business model," said Ronil Hira, an offshore outsourcing expert at Howard University.
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Contrary to popular belief, and despite the near-ubiquity of its Amazon Prime subscription service among modern consumers, Amazon's ecommerce site is hardly its cash cow.
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The giant's cash cow — its gaming business — has taken a hit in recent years, following a wave of new government policies on the online entertainment industry.
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AbbVie fell 3.7 percent after a slight beat on sales of its Humira drug failed to allay concerns over the future of the cash-cow product.
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Trump also referenced NAFTA, which the U.S., Canada and Mexico are in the process of renegotiating, as a "cash cow" Trump has repeatedly criticized the agreement.
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More specifically, the Canadian plane, dubbed the Bombardier C Series, would compete against the smaller variants of the cash cow Airbus A320-family and Boeing 737.
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Legacy airlines on both sides of the Atlantic see a low-cost competitor on their cash-cow routes as a major threat to their long-term profitability.
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But without stability in its narrowbody jetliner business, Boeing faces an even deeper concern, since this is the cash cow for many of the company's other activities.
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The old paid antivirus cash-cow is not what it once was, with PC shipment slowdowns and the shift to mobile computing another factor driving change there.
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Oil has always been Mexico's cash cow -- oil exports earned Mexico $23.4 billion in 2015 -- but the sharp decline in petroleum prices has significantly changed the equation.
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Revenue at its cash-cow bond-trading division fell 12 percent as lower market volatility led to less client trading of interest rate and foreign exchange products.
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Near-Earth asteroids could also be a cash cow, according to "The Filthy Rich Guide," since they contain iron deposits worth an estimated $11 quadrillion (that's $11,000,000,73,000,000).
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Many Libyans see NOC, which generates billions of dollars annually, as a cash cow that is potentially more responsive to their grievances than the largely absent state.
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Word-of-mouth buzz can turn a book like The Girl On The Train into a cash cow, as can reviews and other media coverage (particularly television).
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L&L Holding Company foresees that New Year's Eve will be a major cash cow for the hotel given its optimal vantage point to the ball drop.
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At stake is the Brexit threat to the fate of the City — London's financial industry is the British economy's cash cow and supports about 1 million jobs.
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This young developer managed to get some pretty epic selfies, including with Alphabet CEO Larry Page ... ... and the leader of Alphabet's cash cow — Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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"This mother could arguably be suspected of using her child as a cash cow," Yang Wenzhan, a lawyer, wrote on Weibo to his nearly two million followers.
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"Citgo is a hard-currency cash cow for Venezuela," said Ramón Loureiro, global business development director for KBC Advanced Technologies, a consulting firm that works with Citgo.
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The investment bank's cash-cow bond trading arm saw a 20193% jump, a big improvement on recent quarterly falls, but less than gains at some U.S. banks.
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The investment bank's cash-cow bond trading arm saw a 20193% jump, a big improvement on recent quarterly falls, but less than gains at some U.S. banks.
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But Facebook is bumping up against what all successful innovators go through at one point or another: The main cash cow has reached a point of saturation.
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Hyundai Mobis' plan involved spinning off its cash cow and combining it with logistics affiliate Hyundai Glovis Co Ltd, whose top shareholder is scion Chung Eui-son.
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Naturally, the cable industry is not thrilled at the prospect of losing this particular cash-cow, and has mobilized a fierce public relations campaign to undermine the proposal.
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This chaotic political environment has been a cash cow for Merlo, who said he has yet to have one of his campaigns properly moderated by Facebook or Twitter.
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Mama June's family crisis is not her new cash cow ... we've learned she won't be lining her pockets with money from a new reality show bearing her name.
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Nonetheless, Amazon appears to be emerging as the most credible threat to Google's cash cow advertising business since Facebook conquered mobile advertising beginning shortly after its 22018 IPO.
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Istanbul, which boasts a GDP bigger than Portugal's and a budget of just over $4bn, has also become a cash cow for companies close to the ruling party.
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While Facebook's ad business is a rapidly growing cash cow, the company's $312 billion market capitalization suggests shareholders are wagering on the company's ability to make money elsewhere.
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Meanwhile, Amazon's cash cow, its cloud unit known as AWS that sells data storage and computing services to enterprises, saw operating income grow 59 percent to $2.2 billion.
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Most "Other Bets" companies are funded through revenues generated by Alphabet's cash cow Google, which makes most of the company's profits thanks to its dominant digital ads business.
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Rates can slide up (or down!) depending on the topic, the brand of the writer, and the publication's distribution, but freelance pay obviously is not a cash cow.
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With its high sentimentality quotient and wisecracking briskness, it came across as an honorable, gender-tweaking variation on Neil Simon's classic cash-cow comedies of urban Jewish anxiety.
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"Federal immigrant detention is the private prison cash cow," says Cristina Parker, the director of immigration programs at Grassroots Leadership, a nonprofit that focuses on the private prison industry.
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But Point View Wealth Management's John Petrides says that cooling growth in the company's "cash cow" AWS business could hit the bottom line and lead to muted gains ahead.
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When asked if she's using Meghan's new royal status as a cash cow, Grant admitted she not only capitalizes on it, but that she sees nothing wrong with it.
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So we are seeing regions like North America and Europe which used to be a real cash cow for the beer industry, suddenly we are seeing drinking rates decline.
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Operating earnings at Commerzbank's cash cow Mittelstandsbank unit, which caters to the German economy's backbone of small and medium-sized companies, were up quarter-on-quarter as provisions fell.
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And while you're getting ready, you might also be interested in a long-sought remedy that will give you up-to-date knowledge and a handy cash cow: jeesh.
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But with 103 million households still subscribing to traditional cable, many execs have a false sense of confidence that they can nurse the traditional cable TV cash cow forever.
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Brooke Mueller is accusing Charlie Sheen of selling off his "Two and a Half Men" cash cow just so he can get his child support payments to her reduced.
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Mucic also sought to allay concerns that a focus on cloud-based enterprise software applications would dilute profits from SAP's cash-cow legacy business of software licenses and support.
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Revenue at Deutsche's cash-cow bond-trading division dropped 4% in the quarter, while equities sales and trading revenue dived 32%, underscoring continued weakness at the lender's investment bank.
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If North Korea cannot sell coal and iron openly into international markets, they need another cash cow, and ballistic missile and nuclear technology have long been their prize bull.
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On Monday, SoftBank reported a 6.8 percent rise in second-quarter operating profit to 335 billion yen, thanks to a strong showing by the cash-cow domestic telecommunications business.
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Tencent has historically done well in the games space with the PC its cash cow, but last year its smartphone games business overtook that of PC based on revenue.
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"While Oracle's stable maintenance base is a cash cow, we believe the company is rapidly losing share in the most interesting areas (PaaS/IaaS) of infrastructure software," they wrote.
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Google Cloud, Alphabet's hopeful future cash cow, made a series of acquisitions during the quarter, rounding out a year since CEO Thomas Kurian took the helm in early 2019.
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The one kid who has seemingly solid post-cheer prospects, an Instagram "cheerlebrity" with nearly a million followers, is blatantly being used by her parents as a cash cow.
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Tinashe has no doubt that Tekashi 6ix9ine will get a record deal somewhere when he gets released from prison --and the reason is simple ... he's a polarizing cash cow.
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Revenue at its cash-cow bond-trading division dropped by 17 percent despite more volatile markets, though the bank said it plans to funnel more money into the division.
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Up in the top left corner of the image, you may notice a little text that says "1993 Alpha," which is what turns this card into such a cash cow.
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And the EpiPen—with no real competitors, and no market forces to stand in the way of price increases—was the company's cash cow, bringing in $1 billion a year.
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Airbus is working flat out to maintain this year's target of 800 total aircraft deliveries needed to meet financial goals andsingle-aisle assembly lines are its most important cash cow.
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Deutsche's cash-cow bond trading business slid by a fifth in the second quarter, contrasting with the performance of some U.S. heavyweights who benefited from a more robust home market.
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Likewise, the egg is not just an egg — it's a potential cash cow, a career boost, a shot to instant internet fame (and all the downsides that comes with that).
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Someone else will be sitting behind his desk when Bill O'Reilly, the long-time host of Fox News' prime-time cash cow The O'Reilly Factor, returns from "vacation" next week.
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Owning a rental property is also different than buying a fixer upper you hope to sell for a profit, which isn't always the cash cow it's chalked up to be.
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Long used as a cash cow for the nation's government, Pemex now contributes less than a fifth of federal revenue, down from more than a third a few years ago.
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Creative Cloud, which includes popular tools like PhotoShop and InDesign, took in $1.16 billion for the quarter as it continues to be the chief revenue cash cow for the company.
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The company knows that its television audience is declining and that streaming video is the future, but television remains a cash cow that generates billions of dollars in revenue annually.
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ESPN — the company's cash cow — drove the increase in cable networks operating income due to affiliate and advertising revenue growth, although the number of subscribers fell and programming costs rose.
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Revenue at Deutsche's cash-cow bond-trading division dropped 4% in the quarter, while equities sales and trading revenue dived 32%, underscoring continued weakness at the German lender's investment bank.
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Obviously, Mama losing her TV career would kill her cash cow ... but it seems that's not on her radar, because she's doing everything she can to scare the network away.
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Earning extra money on the side sounds great, but signing up with an MLM might not be the cash cow that your friends' social media posts would have you believe.
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Though critics believe it will explode the national budget deficit and by extension the $22000 trillion national debt, Goldman also sees the plan as a cash cow for corporate America.
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"Sandy happened, it was like 'cash cow, cha-ching,'" said Alexis Foote, who has seen a massive increase in real estate development since she moved to the Rockaways in 2006.
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Roger Federer may not have won a major title between June 2018 and 2019, but he was still tennis' biggest cash cow, mostly thanks to his many profitable sponsorship deals.
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The Chicago-based planemaker now sees 31,360 deliveries in the medium-haul, single-aisle category, the cash cow of the world's top two planemakers and popular with low-cost airlines.
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Find out why Wayne's partnership with Apple was cut short and how he missed out on yet another company cash cow in the latest episode of The Filthy Rich Guide.
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The Chicago-based planemaker now sees 23,360 deliveries in the medium-haul, single-aisle category, the cash cow of the world's top two planemakers and popular with low-cost airlines.
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After Candy explains her hopes and dreams of a pornography cash cow, Harvey responds by ignoring everything she's laid out and offers her a starring role in any future XXX movies.
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Sports betting: The NFL's next big cash cow will be the data and marketing partnerships that it forms with sports betting operators (like the one it already has with Caesar's Palace).
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The site has never been a cash cow for musicians, but a recent report shows that most musicians make more money from the tiny vinyl sales market than from the site.
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Susie is abducted by a pair of lackeys for Harry Drake, the comedy super force Midge upset last season by outing comedy cash cow Sophie Lennon (Jane Lynch) as a fraud.
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If the ratings slip further in the 30th season, or advertisers jump ship, or Murdoch or his kids have a cow and shoot their cash cow in the head, they're ready.
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On Thursday, the security firm Crowdstrike published detailed findings on Nigerian confraternities, cultish gangs that engage in various criminal activities and have steadily evolved email fraud into a reliable cash cow.
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Publishers hope to earn a fanbase of millions and, through microtransactions, expansion packs, and an endless stream of downloadable content, create a cash cow to be milked for years to come.
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However, Lin said Twitch operates rather autonomously within the Amazon Web Services cloud computing division, a cash cow that saw revenue grow 49 percent in the first quarter to $5.44 billion.
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Cocaine's route from the jungles of Colombia, Bolivia, and Peru to the cash cow that is the European drug market is continuing to mutate and flourish amid the war on drugs.
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So class-action lawyers in search of a winning case with a big payout will be looking for new opportunities to get a piece of the cash cow that is Uber.
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Brex Cash is itself not a cash cow for Brex; rather, the startup makes money on purchases made on its corporate card, in which it charges the merchant, not the customer.
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The evidence is anecdotal but nonetheless compelling: Europe's clubs see the Premier League as a cash cow, and its member clubs as rather deeper of pocket than they are of thought.
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Airbus is working flat out to maintain this year's target of 800 total aircraft deliveries needed to meet financial goals and single-aisle assembly lines are its most important cash cow.
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It has learned hard lessons from going through the regulatory wringer at the turn of the century: look beyond the cash cow (Windows); rapaciousness ultimately does not pay; and work with regulators.
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The company is profitable on a per-reservation basis (at 40% to 50% margins), but operations and expanding inventory have kept the company from flipping the switch to becoming a cash cow.
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Boeing mainly builds the latest version of its cash-cow single-aisle family at its Seattle-area factory, but also builds a small number of earlier or military variants of the 527.
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GE Healthcare, a dominant player in hospital and lab equipment, is a bit of a cash cow, generating roughly $19 billion in revenue and throwing off $3.4 billion in profit last year.
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Most believe Disney needed to respond to the migration of viewers from pay-TV packages to digital options sold a la carte, a shift that has hurt the company's cash cow, ESPN.
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Avengers: Infinity Wars is nearly upon us, signaling both the death of a bunch of beloved superheroes, probably, and a marketing cycle that thirsts for the blood of every possible cash cow.
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He expropriated thousands of businesses, established byzantine controls on consumer prices and foreign exchange, let cronies loot the public purse and turned PDVSA, once a cash cow, into a make-work scheme.
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So if Facebook wants to keep its main app cash cow alive, it will need to eventually bring young users back to Facebook, and not just bank on the popularity of Messenger.
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Boeing now sees 32,420 deliveries in the medium-haul, single-aisle category, which is the cash cow of the world's two largest planemakers and popular with low-cost airlines, the jetmaker said.
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Legalized recreational marijuana has become a cash cow for Nevada – with the state raking in millions of tax dollars a month in pot sales and putting a dent on the black market.
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But the Corolla is still a cash cow in the United States, where it is the No.2 best-selling passenger car model so far this year, behind only the Toyota Camry.
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While it's too soon to know if the eclipse was the cash cow locals hoped for, the extravaganza wasn't a bust — tourists showed up and were rewarded with a very special show.
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"I see this as a process of realigning Aramco and the kingdom to cope with an uncertain future for oil, rather than a political raid on the kingdom's cash cow," he said.
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Its "Abortion Pill Reversal Information Act" expresses concern that the increase in medical abortion represents a "willful disregard of women's health and safety" and has become a "cash cow" for abortion providers.
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But Facebook&aposs strategic shift indicates that turning it from a popular app into another cash cow won&apost be as simple as turning an ad spigot to replicate Instagram&aposs success.
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Ali Mogharabi, an analyst with the investment research firm Morningstar, says that unless Facebook suffers a serious dip in its number of users, the company will continue to be a cash cow.
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But cultural phenomenons like Marvel and Game of Thrones gave way to the rise of IP (intellectual property) as the cash cow corporations feed with a never-ending stream of new content.
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"I missed the cash-cow film and television years of the '63s by virtue of when I was born," Silicon Valley's Miller says from his trailer one day, during a break in filming.
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MSNBC and NBC News faced an onslaught of criticism for remaining stone silent about Reid's controversial past, which included homophobic digs at the network's biggest cash cow, Rachel Maddow -- who is openly gay.
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Earnings at Commerzbank's cash cow corporate clients unit, which caters to Germany's prized small and medium-sized companies and includes the lender's investment banking activities, were down on a weak capital market business.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Sony Corp on Tuesday forecast weaker-than-expected earnings this year after partially halting production of its cash-cow image sensors last month to assess earthquake damage to its factory.
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But because of the slump in world prices, oil will be less of a cash cow than was once hoped and Iran will struggle to get investment from debt-laden international oil companies.
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Ted Cruz has turned his "breathe" jab at Donald Trump from last week's GOP debate into a cash cow by slapping it onto a yoga mat ... and the demand is off the charts.
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In the article, McConnell also called for a punishment that could demolish Hong Kong's status as a global financial hub and a cash cow for Beijing, but experts call it a dangerous gambit.
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But let's just focus on the key rules surrounding the broadcasting of political ads that even the smallest local station has to follow and the multi-billion dollar cash cow Facebook does not.
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But, in this case, the fight makes zero sense and it's clear the WBC were looking to milk the Canelo cash cow by allowing both this match-up and catchweight contest to materialize.
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Honey also makes money from a cash-back program similar to that of Ebates, the unsexy online shopping site that is nonetheless a cash cow; Rakuten bought it for $1 billion in 2014.
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That's why, at least for the foreseeable future, this lazy, no-good, Applebee-killing generation will be a cash cow for travel companies willing to adapt to the changing face of business travel.
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Chihuly Garden and Glass, which opened in Seattle in 2012 next to the Space Needle, is the city's top-ranked tourist attraction on TripAdvisor, and has become a cash cow of its own.
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Sonatrach, Algeria's cash cow and a major gas supplier to Europe, has been shaken by corruption scandals, the frequent departure of top executives and bureaucratic inefficiencies that have hindered development of new oilfields.
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"The feeling out there among the rank-and-file now is that this project was used as a cash cow for the archdiocese, which has been hemorrhaging money for years now," he said.
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And as in so many cities, the popularity of Airbnb has led many owners to take what were once long-term rental units off the market and use them as cash cow vacation rentals.
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Tyra Banks wants to make dairy her cash cow ... and it looks like she has plans to turn a sweet profit off of her favorite cheat meal, with the help of her famous catchphrase.
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The government cited documents where AT&T and its satellite broadcast unit DirecTV described the traditional pay-TV model as a "cash cow" and "golden goose," suggesting customers were at risk of price hikes.
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With U.S. tech giant Apple celebrating the 215th anniversary of its first-generation iPhone on Monday, some Hong Kong dealers are feeling a chill as the market darling is no longer a cash cow.
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It has seen margins at the snus and snuff unit - its main cash cow - shrink in recent years due to increased cut-price competition in main market Sweden and the U.S. snus launch push.
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"Macau was meant to be the cash cow but there were a couple of very tough years," said the executive who did not want to be named due to the sensitivity of the situation.
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That business isn't going anywhere any time soon, and it's hard to imagine Facebook has any long-term interest in ditching the open social network that has been its cash cow for so long.
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It has gone from a dangerous substance to be avoided entirely to something only those people do to a potential cash cow so long as you can convince the rich that they want it.
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It has led some to suggest that Macron sees Germany as a cash cow which will be forced into bankrolling other states — something which Jean Pisani-Ferry, economic programme coordinator for Marcon' campaign, denies.
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TOKYO, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Japan's Sony Corp on Tuesday reported a 48 percent decline in operating profit for the July-September quarter as earthquake damage continued to affect its cash-cow imaging sensor business.
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The bank struggled to increase profit in the second quarter as its cash cow French retail banking business suffered a sharp fall in pretax income due to low interest rates and declining financial fees.
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Those roadblocks are bad news for AmazonGrowth at Amazon Web Services — the company's cash cow — has slowed, so investors are hoping that Amazon can dominate in new international markets like India to boost revenues.
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Teen star Ethan Wacker's Disney Channel sitcom, "Bizaardvark," should be called 'Cash Cow' ... as far as he's concerned -- 'cause the kid's in line to earn way more than half a mil off the franchise.
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According to a new report from Bloomberg, Mylan NV has a new plan to further ubiquitize its cash cow EpiPen: cut out pharmacies as the middleman and sell the drug directly to public places.
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Of course, that doesn't mean that running afoul of its own rules — resulting, for example, in the suspension of a cash-cow football team — wouldn't be a death knell for an institution's athletic program.
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"Citgo has been used as a cash cow," said Diego Ferro, co-chief investment officer at Greylock Capital Management, a New York-based hedge fund that invests in distressed, high-yield bonds, including Venezuela's.
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Ford has had its share of struggles lately, including last year's launch of its bestselling 2020 Explorer, a popular sport utility vehicle thought to be a bit of a cash cow for the automaker.
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I attributed this, perhaps unfairly, to many producers coasting with a cash cow as they put their more serious efforts into pinot noir, which some New Zealanders believe is a wine of higher status.
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Pure Flix didn't invent faith-based movies — that genre has been around for a long time, and became a bona fide cash cow after the success of The Passion of the Christ in 2004.
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State gas company Naftohaz once was a corrupt cash cow for presidents, eating up 5.5 percent of gross domestic product in subsidies in 2014, but today is the main contributor to the state budget.
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Deutsche Bank posted a pretax loss of 1.15 billion euros in its investment bank in the fourth quarter as revenues in its cash cow bond trading activities slumped and litigation costs weighed on earnings.
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Making its maiden flight in 2005, the A380 was a major step in Airbus's efforts to compete on equal terms with Boeing and challenge what had been a cash cow for its arch-rival.
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The world's biggest maker of memory chips, smartphones and television sets also flagged softer demand for smartphone OLED panels as a challenge for the second quarter, while its cash-cow chip business should remain strong.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS), which handles data and computing for large enterprises in the cloud, remained the cash cow for the Seattle-based company and generated about 55 percent of the its total operating income.
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So, Janssen patented the left part of the molecule, esketamine, and sent it through the FDA approval system as a potential cash cow called Spravato, legitimizing the use of ketamine for depression in the process.
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A feud between the two brothers in 2005 led to the split of Reliance Industries, with Mukesh Ambani keeping the cash cow oil and gas business and Anil Ambani walking away with telecoms and power.
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Between the first two movies, an animated TV series, video games, and endless amounts of merchandise, Ghostbusters has been a cash cow since the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man (TM) first stomped his way through Manhattan.
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Just to give you a sense of how much of a cash cow Chick-fil-A is ignoring for this upcoming game -- it could be in the ballpark of half a mil, more or less.
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Reuther, who led Commerzbank's cash cow unit catering to Germany's swathe of medium-sized companies and was part of Commerzbank's executive board since 2006, announced in late 2018 that he would step down this year.
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By far, these have been the favorite bonds for foreign investors because the company is seen as the country's cash cow, with its steady stream of foreign-exchange earnings and its wealth of overseas assets.
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And so the risk is that taking outside money would jeopardize that mission by making OpenAI just like any of the other startups and tech giants chasing the cash cow — a risk Altman has acknowledged.
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" As AT&T/DirecTV's strategic merger documents state, after the merger, disruption need not occur immediately—the merged firm can "operate [its] pay-TV business as a 'cash cow' while slowly pivoting to new models.
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While AWS represents only 11% of Amazon's total revenue, it continues to serve as the company's cash cow after years of dominance in the market, at greater scale than Alibaba, Microsoft, Google and other companies.
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The deals — something the company has resisted in the past — show Apple's ambition to make more money from content and services, as sales of its cash cow, the iPhone, slow down, Brian X. Chen writes.
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And Bundo the rabbit could turn out to be a cash cow for the Pences, who are hawking a children's book about the rabbit, written by Pence's daughter and illustrated by second lady Karen Pence.
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Despite Ailes's talent at making it a cash cow — Fox News reaps about $1 billion in profit — the average age of Fox News' primetime viewer is 68, a demographic that has little value to advertisers.
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Once an auto industry cash cow, the Chinese market contracted last year for the first time since the 22s and is expected to decline another 27% in 22014, squeezed by a worsening U.S.-China trade war.
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As France, like the rest of Europe, strives to keep a lid on public overspending, the drive to cut deficits is putting local government funding under increasing pressure and boosting the attractiveness of cash-cow casinos.
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The initiative also comes at a time when banks are struggling to redesign many of their internal business models, including what were previously cash-cow FX franchises, in the face of higher capital requirements and regulation.
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Galecki went on to star in The Big Bang Theory, a ratings bonanza and cash cow for CBS, and Metcalf this year received an Oscar nom for a little indie movie (cough, Lady Bird's mom, cough).
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Apple made the vast majority of its ever-growing multibillion-dollar hoard selling us hardware: iPads, Macs, Macbooks, Apple TVs, Apple Watches, speakers, headphones, docks, cables, and above all else that ultimate cash cow, the iPhone.
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Investors have been concerned about patent challenges to its long-time cash cow Revlimid for multiple myeloma and the surprise failure last week of an experimental Crohn's disease drug touted as a future multibillion-dollar product.
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The lower standard is a cash cow: the Obama administration estimated that conflicts of interest between advisors and clients left savers about $17 billion per year worse off, lowering annual returns by about 1 percentage point.
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Nally, widely credited with creating the global cash cow the sport has become, says that soccer's governing body FIFA needs to react and radically alter what he says is as an outdated World Cup hosting model.
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Enduring hours of scrutiny, Muilenburg said he had not offered to resign, nor submitted his letter of resignation to the board of directors as the grounding of the company's cash cow jet entered an eight month.
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In Britain and Ireland, sales slumped 17.5 percent at Homebase hardware stores, which Wesfarmers bought for A$705 million ($546 million) only last year in a bid to export its cash-cow Bunnings brand to Europe.
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The mix of hostile managers, apparently nerfed cash cow games, ever-increasing game prices, and changes in ticket-to-dollar exchange rates has gradually forced advantage players to become jacks of all trades rather than specialists.
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The Wilpons, through a different corporate entity than the one that controls the team, also own roughly 1.53 percent of the regional cable network SportsNet New York, a cash cow primarily built on televising Mets games.
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"Harry Potter" has been a reliable cash cow for Warner, which recently struck a deal with NBCUniversal worth up to $250 million for television rights to the old "Harry Potter" movies and new "Fantastic Beasts" chapters.
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Starting at $30,000 for a room (the prices were recently put up after the Obama family holidayed there), it is apparently booked solid for four years, making Necker a major cash cow for the Branson Family.
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Until December 2, Larry Page was still CEO of Google&aposs parent company, Alphabet, and Pichai had the incredibly important job of making sure that the company&aposs core businesses and cash cow — Search — stayed strong.
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It also comes at a time when fast food chains are looking to add more poultry to their menus — sparking what could become a new trend of cash cow items for the industry, per Axios' Dion Rabouin.
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The research budget remains one of the world's largest, some measure of Apple's need to generate a new cash cow as investors worry about the extent to which cheaper competitors are eating into the iPhone's global dominance.
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This is one of the most audacious frauds probably in Russian history, it's just a cash cow that keeps channeling money back into Putin's pockets but also helps support the whole pro-Putin political architecture in Ukraine.
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Beyond its Prime cash cow, Amazon has also made moves to better tackle the grocery business – a tough area to compete as an online-only retailer, given the need to keep fresh items cold, and others frozen.
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Moving forward, the bright side for cable news outlets and publications both in print and online is they have a president who has proven to be a ratings cash cow like no other public figure before him.
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There's no doubt at this rate Services will be a major player for Apple going forward, but in the immediate future, the focus for investors will stay on the iPhone until Apple's cash cow makes a turnaround.
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She says she knows, in fact, who did it: the star of the basketball team, DeMarcus Tillman (Melvin Gregg), who is being protected by the administration because he is such a cash cow for the sports program.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp on Thursday cut the 2017/18 outlook for its cash-cow elevator division for the second time in less than three months, citing currency headwinds and higher material costs, particularly in China.
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"The mandate I give them is your job is to make our current cash cow products irrelevant, that you have to build something that makes today's successful product from Adobe look like it's not needed," Parasnis said.
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The uncharacteristic austerity by the world's richest cricket board follows its decision earlier this month to halve the winner's purse at this year's Indian Premier League (IPL), a cash cow with a brand value of $6.8 billion.
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That is still a lot to pay for wine, perhaps, but well below the Manhattan destination-restaurant norm, in which the wine list is often used as a cash cow to subsidize other parts of the operation.
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PARIS, July 28 (Reuters) - BNP Paribas struggled to increase profit in the second quarter as its cash-cow French retail banking business suffered a drop in pretax income due to low interest rates and declining financial fees.
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Deutsche Bank could also be in focus after posting a quarterly pretax loss of 1.15 billion euros in its investment bank as revenues in its cash cow bond trading activities slumped and litigation costs weighed on earnings.
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Indeed revenues at its cash-cow bond trading division were up 14 percent compared with the same period last year to nearly 2.1 billion euros ($2.29 billion), helping the German lender post an unexpected quarterly profit on Thursday.
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Bristol-Myers said in January that it would buy New Jersey-based Celgene, combining two of the world's largest cancer therapy businesses, with Bristol acquiring Celgene's cash cow Revlimid, one of the world's top-selling blood cancer drugs.
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"I could forgive Reddit if T_D [r/The_Donald] owed its existence to a doctrine of absolute free speech (which I'd still think is misguided), but the reality is that T_D is their big cash cow," Emma told me.
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A group of Deadspin staffers quit en masse in solidarity, all but hollowing out a site that had not only been a beloved destination for literally millions of readers, but was also a cash cow for its owners.
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SoftBank's investing activities are propped up by other pillars of Son's empire including domestic telco SoftBank Corp, which on Tuesday reported a 9% rise in second-quarter operating profit, beating estimates, buoyed by its cash-cow mobile business.
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SoftBank's investing activities are propped up by other pillars of Son's empire including domestic telco SoftBank Corp , which on Tuesday reported a 9% rise in second-quarter operating profit, beating estimates, buoyed by its cash-cow mobile business.
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"At this point it's treating wireline as a sort of cash cow rather than something to be invested in heavily, whereas wireless is where the future growth is," said Jan Dawson, an independent technology analyst for Jackdaw Research.
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The cable companies aren't thrilled about losing this particular cash-cow, and have pushed back vigorously against the FCC's proposal, which would require them to make their channels and on-demand programming available to third-party device manufacturers.
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Public interest groups say that what these broadband giants really want is to maintain control over pay-TV video distribution, and their cable box rental "cash-cow," which pours billions of dollars into their corporate coffers each year.
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In two more tweets Sunday morning, Trump threatened to dismantle the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which he called Mexico's "cash cow," if the country doesn't reduce the flow of immigrants coming across the southern US border.
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His positivity spread some holiday cheer throughout a golf industry that, as evidenced by the PGA Tour's countdown tweets and the Golf Channel reporters' breathless commentary, is determined to milk every last drop from its longtime cash cow.
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In short, it views our treasured natural landscape as a resource in its own right, to be managed carefully and protectively, and not simply as a cash cow to be exploited or dominated for unsustainable short-term profits.
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Armed groups, tribesmen and normal Libyans tend to vent their anger about high inflation and a lack of infrastructure on the NOC, which they see as a cash cow booking billions of dollars in oil and gas revenues annually.
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All in, the stock is as cheap as it's ever been, management changes have been made, the "cash cow" piece of the business is actually healthy and investors are essentially getting a call option on both Weitzman and KATE.
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But in 2016, the IAB dropped a bombshell: It reported that Search advertising, Google's cash cow, saw its first ever decline in revenues, while Facebook, the largest Dark Matter generator in the world, saw its largest ever revenue growth.
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While companies are trying to build a new market in VR, "even more time and more money is being spent to maintain the cash cow of the business with new titles," said Mark Goodman, an analyst with Strategy Analytics.
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This is one of their most important acquisitions to date and brings a cash cow exclusive to their games store, which is continuing to aggressively pursue exclusives as it tries to take down Valve, one of gaming's biggest powerhouses.
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Above all else I can't really imagine anyone putting these songs out into the world as their Art™, though if the future of music is just about streaming services milking a cash cow, that's a pretty sad thought.
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This ability to pursue a variety of activities and geographies relies on a relative stability of revenues in the domestic retail network, which traditionally has been a cash cow for French banks, and their focus on large corporate clients.
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While Apple milks the iPhone cash cow, which I expect to occur for the next couple of years, let's hope that in the dark recesses of Apple laboratories there are innovative products that will see the light of day.
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Specifically, the cash-cow model of elite law firms — first-year associates racking up billable hours from endless hours of M&A contract document review, with the revenue flowing up the pyramid to partners — is facing an unprecedented challenge.
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The problem: Back when the NFL wasn't the cash cow that it is today and players had legitimate concerns about owners not being able to fulfill future financial obligations, this rule made sense and worked in the players' favor.
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With the certainty of cash cow of a fight in mind, rumors surfaced how both parties were in serious talks to have this bout happen in 2017 and finally round off a rivalry which has lasted over a decade.
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Boeing's 737 MAX is the newest version of a jet that has been a fixture of passenger travel for decades and the cash cow of the world's largest aircraft maker, competing against Airbus SE's A320neo family of single-aisle jetliners.
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Revenues at its cash cow bond trading division were up 11 percent in the quarter as it benefited from a surge in trading across interest rate products, commodities and foreign exchange (FICC), while sales were down 10 percent in equity trading.
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It's a franchise that is torn between the lefty ideals of George Lucas (who initially envisioned the Rebels as the Viet Cong and the Empire as the United States) and the fact that it became a major capitalist cash cow.
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Such long trips require new multi-class cabins, compared to short- or medium-range trips for which the A321 was originally designed, and Hamburg is the Airbus factory responsible for handling this type of work on the company's important cash cow.
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The domestic after-service parts business that will pass from Mobis to Glovis is a stable cash cow, and without it Mobis could find it hard to fund future tech development, said Lee Jae-il, an analyst from Eugene Investment & Securities.
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Whether these barriers to internet access are the intended result of a system designed to limit the spread of information, or the unintentional byproduct of a monopolistic cash cow is about as murky as the country's dealings in cyber-espionage.
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The company forecast U.S. cigarette volumes would now fall 5.5% this year, more than its previous estimate for a 4-5% decline, as tougher regulation, higher living costs and growth in e-cigarettes continue to hit its cash cow business.
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The company forecast U.S. cigarette volumes would now fall 503% this year, more than its previous estimate for a 250-21% decline, as tougher regulation, higher living costs and growth in e-cigarettes continue to hit its cash cow business.
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Apple did something that not too long ago seemed impossible: It turned in a pretty good quarter of earnings even though sales of the iPhone — its cash cow—were down 13 percent and sales in China were down 30 percent.
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Industry sources have said the mid-market development is pivotal for Boeing since it will spawn the industrial jigsaw, systems and cockpits likely to be used for the next plane after that, a three-aircraft replacement of Boeing's 737 cash cow.
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Wall Street has hammered Disney of late primarily because ESPN – its cash cow via traditional Pay TV carriage deals – is under siege in our OTT video world where cord cutting, and a whole generation of cord-nevers, are real mega-threats.
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Sony Corp said on Friday it expects annual operating profit to surge 43 percent, closing in on a two decade-old record, as its cash-cow image sensor business recovers from quake damage and enjoys strong demand from smartphone vendors.
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Apple sees the professional market as a cash cow with non-existent price sensitivities and as its device sales stall this could be a great market to seize, but, come on, this is a pretty egregious middle-finger to professional customers.
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The company forecast U.S. cigarette volumes would now fall 230% this year, more than its previous estimate for a 250-5% decline, as tougher regulation, higher living costs and growth in e-cigarettes continue to hit its cash cow business.
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Storing oil in a heavily oversupplied market has been a cash cow for traders and oil companies in recent years as markets bet that future oil prices will be significantly higher than current ones, in what is known as contango.
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After all, ABC, which knew a thing or two about cable success with cash cow ESPN, begged off from getting into the 24-85033 news business, figuring the market was already tapped out and CNN's dominance would likely continue forever.
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The company, which has been building a promising portfolio of drugs to lessen its dependence on cash cow Humira, forecast full-year adjusted earnings of $2350 to $2750 per share for 214, up from its prior view of $24.89 to $221.
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"At the very least, Bain seems guilty of seeing a cash cow, milking it for all it was worth and charging an enormous sum of money," said David Lewis, the executive director of Corruption Watch, a nonprofit organization based in Johannesburg.
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"We are tightening the loop on any potential workarounds on the standing sanctions that allow the Maduro regime to still find ways to exploit PDVSA as a cash cow," a senior U.S. administration official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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" Diane Ravitch, a former assistant secretary of education appointed by President George H.W. Bush — and a fervent critic of the growth of standardized testing in American education — puts it succinctly: "The A.P. has become a cash cow for the College Board.
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In the internet age, a viral persona like Mr. Hernandez — with his massive following and baked-in fan base — was an attractive cash cow for a gang like Nine Trey, which offered him the street cred he did not otherwise have.
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While Commerzbank saw the operating profit of its retail bank double to 160 million euros in the quarter, profits at its cash cow Mittelstandsbank - which caters to Germany's prized medium-sized companies - fell 15 percent to 212 million euros on lower margins.
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Airbus and Boeing compete ferociously for sales of single aisle jets like the MAX and A2320 or A225 and the effort to expand Airbus' lead in the market for its cash cow predates last month's grounding of the 220 MAX following two crashes.
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In addition, the Japanese electronics giant also saw weakness in its cash cow semiconductor division, with the unit swinging to a 4.2 billion yen loss in the second quarter from an operating profit of 34.1 billion yen in the same period last year.
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"We all know PDVSA is the state's cash cow and that right now it doesn't have liquidity," added Gonzalez who in May replaced Rafael Esquivel, arrested last year as part of U.S. and Swiss investigations into corruption at soccer's ruling body FIFA.
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The closest thing we get to that is a funny line about how the company is going to make it easier to trade-in new iPhones in some winking effort at suggesting that the Apple's aging cash cow hasn't completely lost its way.
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The 737 MAX is the newest version of Boeing's best-selling 737 family that has been a fixture of passenger travel for decades and the cash cow of the world's largest aircraft maker, competing against Airbus SE's A320neo family of single-aisle jetliners.
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While Commerzbank saw the operating profit of its retail bank double to 160 million euros in the quarter, the result of its cash cow Mittelstandsbank - which caters to Germany's prized medium-sized companied - decreased 15 percent to 212 million on lower margins.
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The effort to expand Airbus' lead in the market for its cash cow predates last month's grounding of the MAX and Scherer said he ruled out Airbus trying to exploit the 737 MAX crisis, adding that Boeing would quickly emerge from the turmoil.
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Toshiba, which admitted in 2015 to inflating profits over seven years, has resorted to seeking cash through the sale of its cash cow flash memory business valued at $18 billion - a business that made up 93 percent of April-June operating profit.
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You can imagine how compelling the notion of a Destiny-like game with the Star Wars license would be to EA. It's an endless pit of money, one where even a mediocre attempt would have a higher potential to become a cash cow.
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In contrast, Left said it would be difficult to make money shorting Alphabet and Amazon, as Google was "a cash cow" similar to Apple, and Amazon should benefit from online shopping, a trend not likely to fade in the next five years.
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TOKYO, April 28 (Reuters) - Sony Corp said on Friday it expects operating profit to rise 73.2 percent in the financial year through March 2018 as its cash-cow image sensor business recovers from earthquake damage that had suspended a key plant in southern Japan.
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Revenues at its cash cow bond trading division were up 11 percent in the quarter as it benefited from a surge in trading across interest rate products, commodities and foreign exchange (FICC) as investors responded to Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election.
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Subordinated bonds, debt that banks have been forced to issue more of since the financial crisis of 2008, have proved a cash cow for investors in 213 as the economy in general and the banking industry recovers from a series of crippling debt crises.
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But, more fundamentally, Disney had no choice but to make a massive move to prioritize digital OTT platforms by either buying or competing with Netflix, given the cut-the-cord bleeding of traditional cable and satellite television packages that historically have been Disney's cash cow.
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The delay underscores the ferocity of the opposition to Wheeler's proposal from the cable industry, which doesn't want to give up its set-top box cash-cow, and Hollywood, which raised concerns that the plan could undermine the intellectual property rights of content creators.
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Probably because it doesn't have to: many customers have no place else to go, so the company can treat its broadband business as a cash cow, with no need to spend money on providing better service (or, speaking from personal experience, on maintaining existing service).
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As part of its $103 billion bid to buy Qualcomm, Broadcom has hinted that it would make big changes to Qualcomm's patent licensing business, a major cash-cow for the company but a source of bitter conflict with regulators and key customers including Apple.
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The Department of Education, which is run largely by people brought in from the lending industry, now busies itself protecting its cash cow and fights tooth and nail behind the scenes to ensure that bankruptcy, statutes of limitations and other bedrock consumer protections remain gone.
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Amazon Go on its own isn't a huge cash cow, with only 25 operational locations in the U.S. But if Amazon can get other, more established retail brands to pay for what is essentially cash register tech, that could be a nice new revenue stream.
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But Bergman certainly had the firepower to do it, as on his watch the "Star Wars" franchise was brought to life and broke box-office records, live-action releases of Disney animated classics dazzled audiences, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe was a cash cow.
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And before Trump credited Mexico's "strong immigration laws" for dispersing much of the migrant group on Thursday, earlier this week he warned that he would "stop their cash cow, NAFTA," if the country doesn't reduce the flow of immigrants coming across the southern US border.
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As oil, the country's chief export and cash cow, tanked, the socialist government doubled down on its invasion of the free market with price controls, rationing, and restrictions on imports, creating a cauldron of corruption and uncertainty that made Venezuela unattractive to international companies.
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It was a fundraising cash cow, helping Bryce to raise over $28 million, the most of any Democratic challenger in the 22018 midterms (not including self-funders like David Trone in Maryland, who has put over $11 million of his own money into the race).
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It was a fundraising cash cow, helping Bryce to raise over $6 million, the most of any Democratic challenger in the 2018 midterms (not including self-funders like David Trone in Maryland, who has put over $11 million of his own money into the race).
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The gist of eBay's current situation: The company is still a cash cow, but revenue has been growing much more slowly than that of the overall e-commerce industry as Amazon eats up more market share and startups try to carve out pieces of eBay's business.
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"What the estate and the Jacksons are trying to do — with obviously no boundaries and no human limit in what they'll do to protect the image [of] Michael Jackson, the cash cow — is maybe a slightly heightened example of what so many survivors go through," Robson said.
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It's a derisive cultural cue for the stereotypically "basic" taste, the genesis of a flavor trend that's invaded every other corner of the seasonal food world, and a 14-year-old cash-cow menu item that has become synonymous with the Seattle coffee house chain's brand.
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In an era of tight budgets and doubts about whether that onetime cash cow is now an albatross, administrators ought to consider the true contribution of medical schools to the university, not just as professional training grounds but also as an epitome of true liberal education.
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Kwon Oh-hyun, vice chairman and CEO, Samsung Electronics The 64-year-old Kwon, who succeeded Choi as Samsung Electronics CEO in 2012, mainly oversees Samsung's cash-cow components business, which includes the world's biggest maker of memory chips, a key driver of revenue and profits.
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The changes can be seen in cord-cutting -- the phenomenon of people shedding their cable bundle, pursuing more a la carte viewing options -- which has made even sports giant ESPN, once an enormous cash cow, a drain on Disney's stock price due to apprehensions about its future.
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But more and more advertisers want more control and they want a more symmetrical relationship, and I think there's even an argument to be made that what, especially, Google has done is not really advertising in terms of their cash cow, which is titles and descriptions.
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As with New Zealand sauvignon blanc, which arrived slightly earlier than albariño and became even more popular, the producers could aim low because it was a cash cow, successful in the marketplace but rarely interesting to those who paid careful attention to what they were drinking.
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"For years Leslie Chihuly and Chihuly Studio have undertaken efforts to hide Dale's struggles with mental health and his inability to work on a daily basis, not to protect him, but to ensure that the cash cow known as 'Chihuly' continued to moo," Mr. Moi's suit says.
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"I realize that Trump represents a cash cow of sorts to Twitter in terms of visibility and engagement, but they need to show some spine, or else admit that their T.O.S." — terms of service — "is just a paper tiger that's all show and no substance," he concluded.
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In the third quarter ended September 30, Tencent's "fintech and business services" unit, which includes its payments and cloud services, became the firm's second-largest sales avenue trailing the long-time cash cow of value-added services, essentially virtual items sold in games and social networks.
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With Libya divided into two weak governments, armed groups, tribesmen and normal Libyans tend to take their anger out over high inflation and a lack of infrastructure on the NOC, which they see as a cash cow booking billions of dollars in oil and gas revenues annually.
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It's more than a little possible that the process for remaking VII is something that the company is considering for application to other titles (I can see going all the way back to IV), but with this game being the most obvious cash cow and test platform for it.
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Falcon and Wall Street heavyweight Francisco Rodriguez, his chief economic adviser, also plan to reform state oil company PDVSA, the government's cash cow, by separating it from the Oil Ministry, asking the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to raise quotas and strengthening the role of foreign partners.
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But the company views the turbines merely as a cash cow for a bigger ambition: to create a global "energy internet", or operating system, that helps companies manage locally produced, or "distributed", energy assets such as turbines and solar panels, electric vehicles, battery storage and commercial electrical appliances.
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"Alibaba has multiple growth drivers in the years ahead, in our view, with the core marketplace a strong cash cow enjoying secular momentum amid China's ongoing consumption upgrade, thanks to solid execution and technological ability to digitalize the retail sector, thereby enhancing efficiency," Chong wrote in a recent note.
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CT: As a cash cow like you say the pachinko business right now pulls in about 40 percent of the overall revenue, where do you see this contribution from pachinko business in the next couple of years as you move towards this vision of number one big entertainment company?
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The bottom line: Kermode, a popular leader so far, is now vulnerable for having let Kosmos get away, and Haggerty and the I.T.F. are now vulnerable because their organization's cash cow, the Davis Cup, is steadily fading as the major stars decline to make it a consistent priority.
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In 2006, the 2nd year that Iger took office, Disney acquired Pixel with USD7.4 billion and Marvels and Lucasfilm, which are "cash cow" to Disney now, till this year, Disney is still optimizing its business network by acquiring and trying to grow into a tech company from media company.
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Those rumors proved false — it was the Carlyle Group, a private equity firm, that ultimately bought a stake in Supreme, in a reported $500 million deal that valued the company at over $1 billion, a formerly scrappy stalwart still best known for $40 T-shirts turned prospective cash cow.
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Within a few years he had sealed a string of takeovers, snapping up such storied creative agencies as J. Walter Thompson and Ogilvy before moving into the cash cow of media planning and buying by creating Group M. Market-research firms and public relations groups such as Finsbury followed.
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Obviously, "The Walking Dead" is too much of a cash cow for AMC to part with the show blithely, but at this point, it wouldn't be crazy to start contemplating an end game, one that would allow viewers to follow Rick's story, at least, toward some sort of natural conclusion.
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Facebook will start showing ads inside Marketplace, its Craigslist-style section for browsing used goods Another Democrat in the U.S. Congress is sounding alarms about the Amazon-Whole Foods deal But even if none of these new ad formats stick, Facebook already has another cash cow hiding in the background: Instagram.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - As part of its $103 billion bid to buy Qualcomm Inc, Broadcom Ltd has hinted that it would make big changes to Qualcomm's patent licensing business, a major cash-cow for the company but a source of bitter conflict with regulators and key customers including Apple Inc.
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Instagram's next cash cow: instant Promote ads for Stories You can now pay to have Facebook show your crappy brand story to more people on Instagram, Josh Constine reports: A new ad type called "Promote" for Stories allows Instagram business pages to show their ephemeral slideshows to more users without doing much work.
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The TL;DR of this entire piece is that Intel missed out on the mobile CPU market because that market is a high-volume, low-margin business, and Intel is a high-volume, high-margin company that can't afford to offer low-margin versions of its products without killing its existing cash cow.
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Celgene has lost nearly 30 percent of its value since October, as investors sold off shares on concerns over patent challenges to its long-time cash cow Revlimid, weak sales of its key psoriasis drug Otezla and the failure of an experimental Crohn's disease drug that had been touted as a potential blockbuster.
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I ask you Mr. Mayor, "is this crusade against cars really about being green, or is there just a hint, and I won't think bad of you for being honest, of desperation to find a scapegoat for disastrous transport policies and a cash cow to fill in your £1 billion Transport for London deficit?"
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For a number of liberal authors, editors, speakers, professors, celebrities, organizations, unions, political action committees, newspapers and cable networks, hating President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE has become a cash cow on steroids.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)Facebook's cash cow is its ad business, and in the unconstrained pursuit of making that business as valuable as possible, the company has been accused of allowing advertisers to explicitly target white nationalists, or exclude immigrants and people of color from seeing housing opportunities, or dodge older workers when posting job listings.
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So while AMC might chalk up the drop in viewers illegally watching The Walking Dead to its anti-piracy efforts, this trend suggests that the network's cash cow series is losing its cachet with intelligent, Internet-savvy users while a contemporary like Game of Thrones has seen both its ratings and piracy numbers go through the roof.
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" Mr. Trump directed an equal measure of anger at Mexico, saying the country was "doing very little, if not NOTHING, at stopping people from flowing into Mexico through their Southern Border, and then into the U.S." He said Mexican leaders "must stop the big drug and people flows, or I will stop their cash cow, NAFTA.
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In Los Angeles, Ms. Borda completed the soaring Frank Gehry-designed Disney Hall, which had been languishing before her arrival; gave new vigor to the Hollywood Bowl, operated by the orchestra and now a reliable cash cow; quintupled the endowment; and hired Gustavo Dudamel as music director when he was a fledgling and made him a star.
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In the ultimately uplifting but still surprisingly candid post, Gaga wrote that she had felt abandoned throughout her hip surgery and as though she were little more than a cash cow to fickle people and corporations – all themes she later expanded on in an excellent keynote speech at SXSW (you know, the one where Millie Brown puked paint down her outfit).
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"I think one of the most important points to underscore [on investment priorities] is that one of the biggest opportunities for investment continues to be in our ads business where we're continuing to invest meaningfully given the opportunity set that we see there," she said, adding that making user experience and advertising tools better "extend the growth" of that cash-cow.
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Apple is selling fewer iPhones, but its earnings were actually pretty great Apple is selling fewer iPhones, but its earnings were actually pretty great Apple did something that not too long ago seemed impossible: It turned in a pretty good quarter of earnings even though sales of the iPhone — its cash cow—were down 13 percent and sales in China were down 30 percent.
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In lengthy letter sent to members of the governing FIFA Council last week, Infantino called for a special meeting with leaders of soccer's six regional bodies as soon as this week to discuss new details of the offer for control of a new quadrennial 24-team club tournament along the lines of the World Cup, FIFAs's $5 billion cash cow, and a proposed league for national teams.
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Blizzard Entertainment may not have released a significant patch for its cash cow World of Warcraft in almost nine months, but on Thursday it dropped a new patch for the 16-year-old action role-playing game Diablo II. That's some pretty impressive service in an age when other publishers go so far as to strip games of core services a handful of years later.
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Biden is simply the vehicle thrust upon all us in order for the army of K street lobbyists and consultants to restore the cash cow that was the presidency under Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaSaagar Enjeti: Corporatism does not know any party Saagar Enjeti: Harris campaign 'is failing because she doesn't stand for anything' Business owner says his Halloween display of Trump holding Obama's head went 'too far' MORE.
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Nate Diaz, who, if rankings still meant anything, would be nowhere near a title shot but who is in the enviable position of being the only man to ever beat McGregor in the Octagon, has once again been making the talk-show rounds as an aggrieved soul, claiming the UFC didn't even want him at the MSG event and fears arranging another fight between the two men, lest Diaz beat the promotion's cash cow again, and even crashing McGregor's post-fight celebration party in Manhattan.
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