That all three cashed in on Saturday night proved beneficial.
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Instead, Gawker violated my privacy and cashed in on it.
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At first, Cohen cashed in on his proximity to Trump.
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You cashed in on something you knew was growing and profitable.
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The energy index cashed in on higher oil, rising 1 percent.
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On Sunday, Thomas cashed in on all that hard-earned knowledge.
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The Wings cashed in on a 4-on-3 situation midway through the period.
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The service has cashed in on the popularity of cricket to boost its numbers.
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The report showed all of Blackstone's main businesses had cashed in on fewer investments.
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But traders said gains had faltered as investors and producers cashed in on higher prices.
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Architecture graduates and civil servants have cashed in on the boom and taken up farming.
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The Lions cashed in on Stafford's 8-yard bullet over the middle to Marvin Jones.
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The pullback came as traders cashed in on profits after the early rally, said Kilduff.
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It was just this sort of spectacle that Kok had cashed in on as a blogger.
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The Utes cashed in on the first fumble with a 2267-yard touchdown run by Williams.
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Many people simply cashed in on their insurance and built new, modern homes just down the road.
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Kim Kardashian and her family have crafted and cashed in on a post-privacy version of celebrity.
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They have cashed in on a property boom, but spent the money quickly and were left with nothing.
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Adidas and Nike have cashed in on the recent retro trend, selling yesteryear favorites Superstars and Air Jordans.
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"They cashed in on our mistakes in the second period, and nobody stepped up after that," Marchessault said.
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In commodities, oil prices fell around 1 percent as traders cashed in on Tuesday's rally of around 4 percent.
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WASHINGTON -- Finally, the Washington Capitals cashed in on a power play at home, and not a moment too soon.
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North Dakota, an FCS school, cashed in on a turnover to jump out in front in the first quarter.
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There's no proof they corruptly mixed business and politics, but it's obvious Hunter cashed in on his father's name.
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So we've tried not to annoy you too much, even if some of us cashed in on our masochism.
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"Goosebumps 22018: Haunted Halloween" also cashed in on the spooky spirit, picking up $210.6 million to land in fourth place.
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"They didn't have a lot of looks, but the ones they did have, they cashed in on," Eric Staal said.
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The Predators cashed in on a poor pass by Winnipeg's Adam Lowry at the half-boards in the Jets' end.
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Republicans have also cashed in on impeachment, raising $13 million for the Trump campaign in the days after Pelosi's announcement.
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And many Obama administration figures have migrated to Silicon Valley and cashed in on their experience at the White House.
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Cairo company Facilitation for Agricultural Crops (FAC) was one of several firms the sources said cashed in on last year's crisis.
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Though Lee never quite cashed in on Marvel in terms of money, he was always a figurehead of the superhero universe.
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The financial index, which rose more than 252 percent since the election, fell 064 percent as traders cashed in on profits.
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The Coyotes cashed in on their first two man advantages in the second period to take full control of the game.
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They certainly cashed in on "the outrage" and staked out evergreen protest memes moving forward against the new Trumpian world order.
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While Clinton's cashed in on Wall Street, Sanders has been plotting political revolution — an image at the center of his campaign.
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The model was perhaps too successful, as developers cashed in on the white-brick look with derivative designs on the cheap.
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Tampa Bay tied the score again when Joseph cashed in on a rebound of an Alex Killorn shot at 10:32.
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While the Simsers, Adlers and Kais bestowed their children with brand names for free, other enterprising parents cashed in on their choices.
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To demystify this transition, we spoke to three successful women who've cashed in on their ability to capture and create beautiful images.
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Traditionally, the film industry has cashed in on the increased spending power of Indian audiences during Diwali, Bollywood's most important moviegoing season.
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Granlund cashed in on his own rebound in front of the net with a high, sharp-angle shot that just beat Varlamov.
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It's a strange combination, but this isn't even the first time Kellogg's has cashed in on the virtual boom to sell cereal.
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The company's early-stage backers cashed in on those prospects late last year through an all-secondary US$74.6m follow-on offering.
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The Packers cashed in on that turnover, too, when Rodgers and Adams connected on their first touchdown for a 7-0 lead.
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Many of her longtime neighbors up and down the block have cashed in on the area's soaring house prices and moved away.
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She cashed in on her Octomom fame with the photo shoot and the sex tape and said she earned $8,000 from the tape.
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She cashed in on her Octomom fame with the photo shoot and the sex tape – later revealing she earned $8,000 from the video.
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That gave Detroit a short field and it cashed in on Stafford's 2000-yard touchdown pass to Ebron for a 230-214 lead.
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Through their association with Vanderbilt, the sisters played the stock market and cashed in on the financial panic of Black Friday in 1869.
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A three-day run for oil prices came to a halt as the stronger dollar weighed and investors cashed in on recent gains.
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Ephedra, known locally as oman, could be a new source of wealth in areas which have so far not cashed in on opium.
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It's still a lot of money, but it could've been so much more if he'd cashed in on his greatest asset ... that catalog.
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In the first period Sunday, Boston cashed in on a two-man advantage after Brayden Schenn and Ryan O'Reilly took minors 214 seconds apart.
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"We cashed in on 'Sex and the City' and now we're doing it with this," said Chris Heywood, a spokesman for the tourism agency.
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And certainly she has cashed in on the Oval, minting money at the Trump International Hotel in Washington and other confluence-of-interest endeavors.
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In early 2011, Piper cashed in on the traffic and sold 22 Words to a Denver-based start-up for stock and a job.
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When Twins left fielder Eddie Rosario cashed in on similar luck on Saturday night, Minnesota manager Paul Molitor was quick to welcome the opportunity.
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How it works: The fraudsters ran fake ad networks, pushing ads to load on fabricated webpages, and in turn cashed in on the ad revenue.
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New York (CNN Business)ExxonMobil cashed in on the recent surge in oil prices by ramping up output in the booming Permian Basin of Texas.
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Both are rich white men who have cashed in on their public personas through reality TV—Trump had The Apprentice, while Cuban has Shark Tank.
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Fortescue Metals Group reported a near four-fold jump in half-year profit as it cashed in on higher iron ore prices like its peers.
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And yet, it's rare to encounter a musical on this scale with so little to offer once it has cashed in on a nostalgic title.
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Considering our ongoing and understandable collective obsession with Slenderman, it's not a surprise that HBO cashed in on the phenomenon with the documentary Beware the Slenderman.
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How Amazon's best small business cashed in on the $3 billion coffee-creamer boom and grew from a kitchen to national distribution in just 6 years
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The decade-long stock market bubble, from October of 1990 to January of 2000, produced huge capital gains for investors who cashed in on the action.
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With its dramatization of the couple's love story, the network cashed in on the excitement surrounding the upcoming royal wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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Many elements from his set designs were contributions from major brands—Whirlpool, Macy's, DuPont, Parker Pens, Nikon—which quickly cashed in on their big-screen exposure.
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Iron ore miners have all cashed in on high prices for the steel-making commodity last year following supply disruption in Brazil and robust Chinese demand.
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The Capitals cashed in on their fourth power play of the game 16:42 into the second when Oshie tipped John Carlson's point shot past Bobrovsky.
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Houston cashed in on the miscue with a 41-yard field goal that cut the Bills' lead to 216-27 with about 20 minutes to go.
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Fox's "Spider-Man" cashed in on the popularity of the "X-Men" series and proved to be almost as big a hit as Wolverine's animated adventures.
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Colorado endured 33 minutes, 48 seconds of play without a goal before Landeskog cashed in on the power play near the midway point of the third period.
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The Devils then cashed in on another power play opportunity to take their first lead of the night with just 23.7 seconds remaining in the second period.
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Benchmark Brent crude, whose slide to 24.2-year lows this week fueled risk aversion, bounced 20.9 percent on Friday as traders cashed in on record short positions.
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Trump, armed with a con artist's willingness to lie openly and shamelessly, easily cashed in on the ignorance and gullibility of what is now the Republican base.
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Clinton emerged from the State Department in 2013 and, like many former cabinet officials, cashed in on the paid speaking circuit, something was stirring in the American electorate.
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"Corporate America has cashed in on the Trump tax bill, but working America has been left behind," Schumer said in a speech on the Senate floor on Monday.
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Taking advantage of stabilizing markets, Carlyle said it cashed in on $5.3 billion worth of investments, about $2 billion more than what it had achieved the previous quarter.
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BITSTAMP - Cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp on Wednesday announced it has cashed in on a new chief legal officer, swiping the top lawyer of rival company Kraken, Mary Beth Buchanan.
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The worlds of professional sports, music and business coalesced this week, as a new entrant into the beverage market cashed in on the booming demand for sports drinks.
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Prosecutors said George cashed in on his celebrity from 2005 to 2011 when he raised more than $2 million meant for his real estate development firm, the George Group.
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Barrie drew a minor penalty for tripping Pavelski, and the San Jose captain cashed in on the power play with his 24th goal just 2:163 into the game.
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It's unclear if Casper cashed in on the vacay for himself or if it'll go to a friend -- but one thing's for sure -- the best kinda vacations are free.
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Moneysupermarket shares fell 4.5%, close to the bottom of the European benchmark as investors seemingly cashed in on Thursday's price leap, while Proximus shed 5.7% after fourth-quarter results.
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Utah cashed in on the second of those USC fumbles, going ahead 24-2922 on a 36-yard field goal by Andy Phillips with 6:39 left before halftime.
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We all knew that the bump in league revenue was going to cause a lot of outsized contracts (hello, Solomon Hill and Timofey Mozgov), and Nicholson cashed in on that.
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While American manufacturers cashed in on the considerable profits of gas-guzzling Hummers, Durangos, and Navigators, smaller vehicles like the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, and Subaru Forester made headway.
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Spain's hotels have cashed in on the country's popularity as a tourist destination and increased prices on average by 21.4 percent over the 2013-2017 period, according to official statistics.
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After an earthquake in 1968 killed more than 200 people, many residents in southern Sicily simply cashed in on their insurance and built new, modern homes just down the road.
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With 3:35 left in the second, Buffalo's Scott Wilson took a double-minor penalty for high-sticking Pettersson, and Pittsburgh cashed in on both penalties to take the lead.
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But all three indexes ended lower, with healthcare stocks leading the declines, as investors cashed in on the post-election rally and waited for clarity on the next administration's policies.
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Texas A&M pulled within 16-13 late in the third period when it cashed in on Roshauud Paul's 33-yard punt return with Seth Small's 41-yard field goal.
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Around that time, a savvy Cambodian man named Phal Samom cashed in on the ban by setting up a rocket launch arena right next to a Thai border crossing area.
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The 32-year-old Mayer, now down to 192 in the rankings, cashed in on Thiem appearing a little weary after his recent heroics as he won in 66 minutes.
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Kim, Khloe and Kourtney claim in a new lawsuit Haven Beauty has stiffed them after the company cashed in on perfume, makeup and other stuff using the girls' names and faces.
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Linebacker Elijah Lee's interception on the game's third play presented the Wildcats with a 21-yard field that they cashed in on a 2138-yard run by freshman fullback Winston Dimel.
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As for the smaller theme parks that no longer exist, in many cases the families that owned them cashed in on their land holdings — at great profit — and closed up shop.
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In 1997, this band of brothers cashed in on the success of their breakout smash "MMMBop" by releasing a holiday album, "Snowed In"; two decades later, they gave it a sequel.
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On the game's second shift, Pittsburgh's Evgeni Malkin tripped Florida's Aaron Ekblad, and the Panthers cashed in on the power play for a 1-0 lead at 1:45 of the first.
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The Utes cashed in on a short field after Caleb Repp stripped the ball from Mossi Johnson on a punt return and Boobie Hobbs recovered it at the UCLA 2043-yard line.
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The interview makes it seem like Giuliani is more a savvy business person who cashed in on the emerging issue of cybersecurity, rather than someone who has deep knowledge of the issues.
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Dmitrij Jaskin, a healthy scratch the last two games, cashed in on a rebound, outmuscling Carolina defenseman Brett Pesce for his first of the season and a 1-0 St. Louis lead.
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They loaded the bases with no outs on three singles and cashed in on d'Arnaud's three-run triple to right that beat a shift and Curtis Granderson's two-out single to center.
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If you're a bitcoin investor and have cashed in on your gains — or made purchases using the cryptocurrency — don't forget the Internal Revenue Service is entitled to a piece of the action.
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Oil prices were mostly flat as investors cashed in on recent gains and focus shifted again to swelling global inventories that have cushioned the impact of a series on unplanned supply outages.
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The dollar retreated from a three-week high as investors cashed in on gains the currency made after U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's two-day testimony reinforced a strong economic outlook.
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David Krejci, whose giveaway led to Florida's first goal, cashed in on an egregious giveaway by goaltender Reto Berra to snap a 2-2 tie with 5:30 left in the second period.
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The company raised $1.4 billion in the biggest U.S. initial public offering of the year as its backers cashed in on China's booming online-shopping industry, a source familiar with the deal said.
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The Bruins cashed in on a pretty tic-tac-toe passing sequence as Pastrnak sent the puck across ice to Ryan Spooner, who fed it to a wide-open Marchand on the doorstep.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended lower on Friday, with healthcare stocks leading the declines, as investors cashed in on a post-election rally and waited for clarity on the next administration's policies.
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A board member for the charity, the Foundation for Moral Law, said Moore told him that his accountant directed him to report the income only after he cashed in on the promissory note.
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Alabama's James Bolden cashed in on all four free throws for the Ts to put Bama up 60-45 and the Tide led by at least 14 points the rest of the way.
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Some customers in Singapore and elsewhere in Asia cashed in on a slight dip in global prices earlier this week, even as markets in top consumer China were closed for the Golden Week festival.
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With gambling banned in many Asian countries, the Philippines has cashed in on growth of the sector, which has created tens of thousands of jobs and helps bring tourists to its malls, beaches and hotels.
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BMPS cashed in on improved market sentiment towards Italian debt after Rome avoided being disciplined by the European Union and on investor bets that the European Central Bank will retain its ultra-dovish monetary policy.
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Barnes, who has been struggling, cashed in on some adjustments he made on the side to strike out the side on 11 pitches in the eighth, and Kimbrel pitched the ninth for his 21st save.
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However, distributable earnings, which show cash available to pay dividends, were down by about a fifth at $691.8 million compared with a year ago, as Blackstone cashed in on its holdings at a slower pace.
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Read: A top investor who cashed in on recent $8 billion and $5 billion biotech takeovers earlier this year told us he's looking beyond the 'sexy' parts of healthcare as he places his next bets
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Benchmark Brent crude futures, which had fueled risk aversion with a tumble to 2806.31-year lows, closed out a volatile week by soaring 499.003 percent on Friday as traders cashed in on record short positions.
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"Our defense was great, and the way Kluber was pitching ..." Leading 1-0 and having not cashed in on several rallies earlier in the game, the Indians pushed across a run in the sixth inning.
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Instead, it graced dozens of small towns in 14 states, towns that for the most part reveled and cashed in on the chance to attract visitors who wanted to stare at their parcel of sky.
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If G.D.P-linked bonds had been on the market, global investors could have cashed in on the rapid growth of China's economy over the past few decades by buying the Chinese version of such bonds.
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Later in the first quarter, a running-into-the-kicker penalty against Cincinnati on a punt denied the Bearcats possession in Memphis territory, and the Tigers cashed in on the mistake for their first touchdown.
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Evil geniuses, like the Zappa brothers from Arizona, cashed in on the hype by stockpiling Hatchimals (before stores started limiting sales to one per customer) then reselling them for more than $150 a pop on eBay.
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Nashville went into Friday tied for the league lead with 12 power-play goals and stood second in percentage (30.0), but the unit has cashed in on just three of 21 attempts the last five games.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Credit Suisse shares slumped on Thursday after a surprise third quarter profit failed to match some investor expectations following strong results from U.S. rivals, while others cashed in on a recent stock price rise.
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In Smith's clipped retelling of his subject's early years, Bush was an unaccomplished, callow son of privilege who cashed in on his family's connections for everything from his admission to Yale to his avoidance of Vietnam.
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After Florida's Aaron Ekblad was sent off for a cross-check, Tampa Bay cashed in on a power-play goal by Kucherov, who scored over Reimer's left shoulder with 60 seconds left in the second period.
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He would be the third Goldman Sachs alumnus to serve as Treasury secretary, and the announcement of his appointment drew swift condemnation from liberal groups who said he had cashed in on the country's financial collapse.
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It is also because wealthy individuals often have appreciated stock that they can donate, which lets them avoid paying the capital gains taxes that they would otherwise owe if they cashed in on that stock themselves.
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Candace Payne, or as you likely know her, Chewbacca Mom, has cashed in on what began as a Facebook Live video and has since become a meme that is all but permanently seared onto our brains.
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Mrazek made a strong save on Paul Byron at 17:33 of the second period to keep the game scoreless when the left winger nearly cashed in on a give-and-go play with Phillip Danault.
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The Knights cashed in on an interception for the first score on Milton's 12-yard run, then marched 92 yards for their second, culminating in Milton's first touchdown pass, a 12-yarder to wide receiver Dredrick Snelson.
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The SPDR Consumer Staples Select Sector (XLP) hasn't just cashed in on the sector's outperformance of the S&P over the past year: It has beaten its bigger brother for the past five- and 10-year periods.
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Florida broke out in a two-on-one rush less than two minutes later, and Matheson cashed in on a pass from Dadonov by one-timing his fourth goal for a 2-193 lead at 6:07.
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While some tribal governments have since adopted and cashed in on the new capitalist view of nature, as a force to be transformed for personal and financial gain, many hold onto this view of nature as kin.
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Schwartz thought about publishing an article describing his reservations about Trump, but he hesitated, knowing that, since he'd cashed in on the flattering "Art of the Deal," his credibility and his motives would be seen as suspect.
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Other high-profile celebrities have cashed in on tequila's new-found international appeal, as the sprit moves into the ranks of top-shelf liquors and sheds its image as a fiery booze drunk by desperadoes and frat boys.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The founder of Russian lender TCS Group sold $150 million of its global depository receipts (GDRs) on Thursday, the second time this week that a Russian billionaire has cashed in on an investment amid favorable market conditions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar retreated from a three-week high on Wednesday as investors cashed in on gains the currency made after two days of testimony by U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell reinforced a strong economic outlook.
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That $3 billion includes lost revenue for restaurants as tourists skipped trips to the nation's capital to visit the Smithsonian museums and 800,000 federal employees missed paychecks and cashed in on deals and free meals from local eateries instead.
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Quickley had only three field goals but was 11 of 11 on free throws as the No. 8 Wildcats (24-5, 14-2 SEC) cashed in on 243 of 33 free throw attempts to notch their eighth consecutive victory.
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The dollar and U.S. bond yields fell while Asian shares hit a four-week low, as investors cashed in on some of their recent bets that the anticipated fiscal boost from the incoming Trump administration will support riskier assets.
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As captain of the Capitals, Ovechkin often shoulders the blame when his team underperforms, and while he could have cashed in on more of his chances few would argue that he is to blame for the early playoff exit.
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In the context of such tragedy, it is upsetting to think of the seemingly innocent carte-de-visite as the way the photographer cashed in on white Americans' fascination with the Others whose way of life their government was destroying.
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Mamta Bamhi, the proprietress of Faqir Chand and Sons, a popular bookstore, said that her family is one of only four of the original owners left since most of the others have cashed in on sky-high real estate prices.
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But Ford got South Florida moving, rushing for 67 of his 81 first-half yards on the ensuing series, and the Bulls cashed in on Cody Weiss' 25-yard field goal with just over three minutes left in the first half.
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The dollar was off a three-week high as investors cashed in on gains the currency made after U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's two-day testimony reinforced a strong economic outlook but was underpinned by the relative U.S. economic strength.
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Delays to the planting season that began last month threaten to dent India's agricultural and overall economic growth, wiping out gains for farmers who this year cashed in on decent monsoon rains after being hit by drought in 2200 and 22.
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Hotstar has cashed in on the popularity of cricket — during a major cricket season earlier this year, Hotstar claimed that more than 100 million users were enjoying its service each day and more than 300 million were doing so each month.
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Data released this week showed Toronto's market cooled in May as sellers cashed in on high prices and buyers moved to the sidelines in the wake of the tax and other new rules aimed at dampening demand in Canada's largest city.
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CHINA STEEL: China's daily steel output hit a record high of 2.7 million tonnes in September, as mills in the world's top producer cashed in on strong profit margins before the start of winter production curbs aimed at tackling smog.
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The high-scoring Terrapins' first possession ended in an interception, and the Owls marched right down and cashed in on a 2277-yard Russo pass to Isaiah Wright for a 217-22 lead at 153:215 in the first quarter.
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Stars forward Curtis McKenzie was called for goaltender interference with 40 seconds left in the period and Suter cashed in on the power play in the final second to tie his career high with his eighth goal of the season.
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Coleman cashed in on a rebound to make it 2-1 Devils at 19:06 of the first, and New Jersey nearly made it 3-1 moments later, but Pavel Zacha's shot into the net failed to beat the clock.
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Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton cashed in on Trump's comment that the former secretary of state was exploiting her gender to win the White House, raising $2.4 million in campaign contributions from Thursday through Saturday through emails and merchandise sales.
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Jay Cutler isn't paying dividends on the one-year, $10 million contract he signed in August, but the 34-year-old has cashed in on a pair of career starts versus Tennessee with five touchdowns, no interceptions and a 137.2 quarterback rating.
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After going scoreless on its previous six power plays, Florida cashed in on its seventh, taking a 3-1 lead with 6:55 left in the game on a goal by Aleksander Barkov, who deflected home a point shot by Keith Yandle.
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Gold was little changed on Friday, giving up earlier losses as U.S. equity markets and Treasury yields turned lower, but the metal was on track for its first weekly loss of the year after traders cashed in on this week's rally to two-month highs.
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Rovio saw rapid growth after the 7.23 launch of the original "Angry Birds" game, in which players use a slingshot to attack pigs that steal birds' eggs, as the company cashed in on its popularity by licensing the brand for use on toys and clothing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices slipped on Friday, ending a three-day rally, as a strong dollar weighed and investors cashed in on recent gains, but losses were cushioned by outages in Nigeria that have slashed output to the lowest in over two decades.
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Anfernee McLemore was assessed a technical nearly halfway through the second half at Tennessee, and the Volunteers cashed in on Bowden's two free throws and Santiago Vescovi's corner 3-pointer to trim what had been a 17-point second-half deficit to 57-51.
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"These executives exploited vulnerable patients and cashed in on dishonest doctors by bribing them to prescribe one of the most powerful, addictive opioid painkillers to patients who should never have received it," said Joseph R. Bonavolonta, the special agent in charge of the FBI's Boston division.
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Though there are still plenty of weeks left to screw this thing up, Cousins' performance against the Green Bay Packers Sunday night left many people thinking the quarterback had effectively cashed in on his gamble to play the 2016 season on a one-year franchise tag deal.
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ODELL: Right, but here is who doesn&apost, somebody who earns $1 million for one year because they sold a family business or cashed in on a lifetime of thrift, they get hit but that&aposs because they can&apost afford what Warren Buffett and everyone else can afford.
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"I think it's in ways unfair that I'm categorized as a rich girl, but I also have a lot of compassion for why people see me that way because our culture really fetishizes that and I of all people have really cashed in on that fetishization," she said.
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Along with personal expenditures, Rowling's legal claim also says Donaldson cashed in on stolen Harry Potter merchandise, specifically: a motorized Hogwarts Express worth about $600 (£467.56), a Tales of Beedle The Bard set worth more than $500 (£395), and a Harry Potter Wizard Collection worth nearly a whopping $2,900 (£2231.76).
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By going to the press with 10 minutes left in a 14 point game—at the risk losing big and giving the pundits a case that the Orange simply cashed in on an easy schedule and weren't NCAA Tournament worthy—Syracuse beat Virginia in a way nobody ever had before.
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Volodymyr Bilotkach, an economist specializing in the aviation industry at the Singapore Institute of Technology, says that, in theory, doling out countless points that can be cashed in on flights should increase the overall number of passengers, though we can't know how many people used points for flights they would have paid for anyway.
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But the possibility of a Senate run by the hard-charging, sharp-elbowed political operative has provoked a backlash from some Republican officials and strategists who worry that Lewandowski -- who cashed in on his connection to Trump through a lucrative and opaque consulting business over the last two years -- would struggle to defeat Democratic Sen.
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How would he render, for the theater of the absurd, this bankrupt innkeeper who got a second chance by roleplaying his fictitious alter-ego on national television and then cashed in on his celebrity to take over the executive branch of the U.S government, as if that prize were some second-rate New York hotel?
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Whether or not he actually felt even a twinge of conflict in real life, the actual Kaelin certainly cashed in on his then newfound cachet: comedic cameos as himself, game shows, reality series, talk shows, radio hosting, pay-per-view, docu-series, direct-to-video films — a consistent spate of credits that continues to this day (some on FX).
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Listen on: AppleSpotifyGoogleStitcherOr wherever else you get your podcasts How the Trumps cashed in on the White House From CNN's Marshall Cohen, who is deep into the details on all things Ukraine: President Donald Trump has spent the last few weeks holding up former Vice President Joe Biden as the poster child of political corruption, relentlessly harping on unfounded allegations that Biden and his family improperly mixed business with politics.
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The grand jury analogy is Schiff's rationale for excluding witnesses Republicans want to call — witnesses who could put the president's demands in context by establishing that Democrats colluded with Ukrainian officials in connection with the 2016 campaign and that prominent Democrats, such as Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE's son, Hunter, corruptly cashed in on his father's political influence over Ukraine's government.
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Read more:2 top leaders at Google's $4.5 billion venture arm want to transform how new drugs get made to boost their entire portfolioA scientist who won the Nobel Prize for revolutionizing how we treat cancer says young scientists shouldn't set out to cure the diseaseA top investor who cashed in on recent $8 billion and $5 billion biotech takeovers earlier this year told us he's looking beyond the 'sexy' parts of healthcare as he places his next betsWe just got the first look at how Amazon's $750 million acquisition of PillPack could upend the US healthcare system
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Stories from around the webAll dried up: How Bay Street cashed in on the cannabis frenzy before the carnage (The Globe and Mail)The pot industry is scrambling for cash (The Wall Street Journal)Too much weed: Canadian cannabis producers are sitting on a mountain of inventory, and it's making some industry watchers nervous (Financial Post)Philadelphia police are searching more cars for marijuana — but finding less of it, critics say (The Philadelphia Inquirer)Cannabis-infused wedding purveyors look to shed pot's Cheech and Chong image (The Toronto Star)As Canadian weed companies ramp up in Germany, patients suffer (Vice)Also, check out this cool short documentary about THC-infused beverages, from HNGRY: #futureofalcoholDid I miss anything?
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Read more:A top investor who cashed in on recent $8 billion and $5 billion biotech takeovers earlier this year told us he's looking beyond the 'sexy' parts of healthcare as he places his next betsA Nobel Prize recipient who won for revolutionizing how we treat cancer says his best advice for young scientists is don't set out to cure cancerEverything we know about uBiome, the startup that convinced Silicon Valley that testing poop was worth $600 million, and then saw its top leaders depart amid an FBI investigationThe CEO of a $5.6 billion biotech that just had the year's best post-IPO pop told us how it's partnering with Microsoft to build an enormous map of the human immune system
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