The company then plans to reconsider the closings and announce any supplemental closings in early 98188.
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Bank branch closings have accelerated since the financial crisis, with roughly 5,000 branch closings from 2009-2014.
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Gallery openings and closings have always been a feature of the art world, but recently, closings have predominated.
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Pending sales measure signed contracts, not closings, so they are an indicator of future closings two to three months out.
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US retailers have already announced more than 8,200 store closings this year, and one estimate puts the number of closings by the end of the year at 12,000.
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"The literature on school closings, and even on school reform that supposes there must be closings, rarely considers what Eve considers: How do people experience this?" she said.
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ANNOUNCES RECORD DECEMBER, 4TH QUARTER, AND YEAR END 2017 HOME CLOSINGS AND 2017 YEAR END EARNINGS CONFERENCE CALL * HOME CLOSINGS OF 1,844 DURING Q4 OF 2017 COMPARED TO 1,139 HOME CLOSINGS IN Q4 OF 2016 * CONTINUES TO SEE ROBUST DEMAND FOR HOMEOWNERSHIP IN ITS MARKETS AND UPHOLDS POSITIVE OUTLOOK FOR 2018 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Sears would not comment on specific reasons for the closings.
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Those closings follow 43 in the recently ended fiscal year.
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Competitors have special promotions to take advantage of the closings.
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Amid all the closings, there are still retailers opening stores.
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He was vocally critical when GM announced its plant closings.
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Their store closings are both an omen and a detriment.
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Store openings are slightly higher than store closings this year.
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We had experts weigh in on 25 common email closings.
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Retailers have announced more than 8,600 store closings in 2019.
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Transform Holdco will operate just 182 stores after the closings.
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The closings have also altered the normal milestones of education.
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Nike was one of the latest retailers to announce closings.
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County prosecutors began investigating the road closings and explored litigation.
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Tennessee has had three times as many closings as Kentucky.
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The closings finally ended on the morning of Dec. 21.
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A Reuters investigation also found racially disparate closings in Georgia.
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Ms. Claude's hurt over the closings soon turned to anger.
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Retailers have confirmed at least 1,700 store closings for 2020.
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The closings prompted a swift outcry from China's media circles.
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Some closings have happened in as little as 10 days.
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The list of closings dropped by five just since Friday.
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Manhattan has certainly seen more diner closings than other boroughs.
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Walmart representatives confirmed the closings to various local media outlets.
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ET poll closings and, depending on which way states early in the night tilt, a Democratic House majority could come together based on poll closings in Colorado, Texas, Minnesota and a dozen more states.
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COMING UP TODAY • Check here for school closings in the region.
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The store closings are expected to take up to three months.
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But the additional store closings have gone much deeper than expected.
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That would shatter the previous record of 6,700 closings in 23.
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Clothing retailer Forever 21 was the latest to announce mass closings.
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Both department store chains may discuss store closings and weaker sales.
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The West had the only monthly increase in closings in July.
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Saunders said it's important that Penney makes additional store closings soon.
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Steel mills are large employers, and closings can cause widespread layoffs.
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Mr. Cuomo initially claimed only a passing knowledge of the closings.
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Business closings and emigration are difficult to reverse once they happen.
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Those fires resulted in store closings and millions in lost merchandise.
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Closings are expected to begin in late January of next year.
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Andrew M. Cuomo in the cover-up of the lane closings.
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The closings consist of 2118 Sears stores and 214080 Kmart stores.
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The closings consist of 51 Sears stores and 45 Kmart stores.
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They also said drivers almost never had lawyers at loan closings.
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The authority has also begun overnight closings earlier, at 10 p.m.
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But hospital closings are rising, particularly in some types of communities.
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With coronavirus closings, tours for admitted students are off the table.
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Those closings were based on deals made in December and January.
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The remaining closings are expected to happen in the coming year.
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The store closings represent about one-fifth of the retailer's locations.
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The closings are part of broader pattern of shrinking traditional supermarkets.
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That means he does not see the closings as a demise.
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Emergency closings and weight limits are as common as a sunrise.
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Road closings during marathons can be frustrating for drivers and pedestrians.
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He also noted the Waukesha shooting and the Sparta school closings.
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Two months of track closings at Penn Station have now begun.
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Similar protests last year led Newfoundland to suspend its library closings.
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When the closings and layoffs began, household incomes and spending collapsed.
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Despite other gallery closings, local artists thought the Jacobs was safe.
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The company did not provide guidance on closings at the time.
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Mr. Foye knew the lane closings were not related to a traffic study, and at least one of his staff members had called reporters to say so, generating intense coverage of the closings and why they happened.
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Testimony in the trial has shown that in the months after the lane closings, several of Mr. Christie's top advisers had told him that Ms. Kelly, his former deputy chief of staff, had emails about the closings.
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They spoke out against suffocating debt, school closings and public service cuts.
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The company recorded $64 million in impairments, store closings and other costs.
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The company also agreed to reduce the number of call center closings.
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The commissions were required to package together all their recommended base closings.
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O, saw the most closings in the quarter, according to the report.
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Palestinian officials and their backers denounce the road closings as collective punishment.
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He complained that closings at Lake Oahe had prevented him from boating.
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But Perry said coal and nuclear plant closings are a major problem.
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Retailers have announced more than 8,600 store closings in 600 so far.
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Throughout October, denizens of the fashion world were involved in several closings.
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They demanded an end to school closings & more investments in community pic.twitter.
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Chris Christie said he had a "memory issue" about the lane closings.
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Only 212 Sears and Kmart stores will be left after these closings.
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Also: School closings in a pandemic; a failed effort in West Africa.
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The closings will affect around half of the district's roughly 10,000 students.
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Still, some 400,000 students in the state remain affected by the closings.
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"I'm bummed about it," he said of the Toys "R" Us closings.
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Weekend travel hassles: Check subway disruptions and a list of street closings.
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The overflows can trigger beach closings and restrictions on recreational water use.
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But when companies file for bankruptcy, closings often move at lightning speed.
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They were stuck in Hilo overnight, he said, because of road closings.
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Where title companies are still open, the closings are proceeding as is.
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The closings are an extraordinary public health experiment, with many ripple effects.
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Breaks in supply chains, factory closings and worker quarantines have disrupted supplies.
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But the store closings are not the end of the Papyrus brand.
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The government said the ministry closings would last at least a week.
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In exchange, G.M. agreed to a two-year moratorium on plant closings.
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At the heart of the huge G.M. strike: wages and plant closings.
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Yosemite Park closings The atmospheric river is causing problems elsewhere in California.
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The big story was the huge plant closings and the huge layoffs.
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Here is our list of road closings in the Los Angeles area.
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The retail industry has announced more than 9,000 store closings in 2019.
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The closings were reported earlier on Wednesday by The Wall Street Journal.
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Choice A involved a decade or two of lane closings: total Carmageddon.
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The map -- which sports different colors for delayed opens, early dismissals and closings -- is a solid red (for closings) since all 680 public schools in the state's 55 counties are closed because of the ongoing teachers' strike there.
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Mr. Drewniak had told a grand jury in the case that he had learned a month after the lane closings that Ms. Kelly and Bill Stepien, the governor's campaign manager, were on emails indicating they knew about the closings.
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School closings were announced in Boston and Portland, Maine, and by 7 p.m.
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Charming Charlie is just another women's retailer to have faced closings this year.
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"These latest store closings could very well be just the beginning," she said.
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Job cuts and factory closings would be inescapable if a merger goes through.
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Employees impacted by the store closings may be offered positions in nearby stores.
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Macy's is looking for markets where it has redundancies, spreading out the closings.
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Decisions about additional store closings will be made in the next few weeks.
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Meanwhile, ongoing store closings should help Gap cut costs moving forward, Trussell said.
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Gerspach said the spending increase shows store closings are not affecting the business.
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The city of Asheville reported road and park closings and school delays Wednesday.
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There have been more store closings this year than any year on record.
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Shivering residents late Tuesday received warnings and updates on government and school closings.
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The governor maintains that he knew nothing about the closings until they ended.
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The city of Asheville has reported road and park closings and school delays.
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Unlike the shutdown of Broadway, however, those closings were initiated by the organizations.
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The wave of account closings were apparently linked to concerns regarding review fraud.
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Here are the latest updates on school closings, travel restrictions and governmental directives.
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Here are the latest updates on school closings, travel restrictions and governmental directives.
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Both worked on the Bon-Ton and Toys "R" Us closings last year.
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One of the issues is how to minimize traffic disruption from road closings.
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School leaders are trying to figure out what that means for school closings.
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The announced duration of the school closings has varied from state to state.
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In some areas, they are partnering with third parties to arrange video closings.
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And then the layoffs and closings began, each day bringing a new disaster.
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Yesterday, Mr. de Blasio announced the closings of two schools in the Bronx.
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But their timing — opening just weeks before the bank closings began — was bad.
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Sears parent company Transform Holdco will operate just 182 stores after the closings.
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So far this year, Macy's (M), Papyrus and others have announced store closings.
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The closings were a blow to her ego, but she had to consolidate.
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Store closings begin in March and should conclude by the end of May.
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The company's leadership sought to strike an optimistic note about the store closings.
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In addition, a special law gives Volkswagen workers veto power over plant closings.
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A series of store closings and losses have left a much smaller company.
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That's in addition to the 46 store closings already planned for next month.
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A long series of store closings has left it with under 900 today.
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His closings, and the others, included a hiatus on all catering and events.
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Riders' patience for the closings seems to hinge on the reasons behind them.
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The fast-fashion retailer shared a revised list of possible store closings in a court hearing Tuesday, saying it would begin store-wide sales and rent negotiations through the end of the year in an attempt to prevent permanent closings.
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UBS estimated Florida accounted for about 30 percent of Lennar's home closings in 2015.
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Another hurdle this holiday time of year: The vacant spaces left by store closings.
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The closings include 18 full-line department stores and nine home and furniture stores.
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These charges include a preliminary estimate of upcoming store closings this year and beyond.
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Free markets do work, but do create well deserved cleansing through closings and bankruptcies.
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Those new rules, designed to protect borrowers, have been blamed for delays in closings.
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Commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) also have exposure to the Toys 'R' Us closings.
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In the Washington area, people are preparing for widespread closings while repairs are made.
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"It's really a big deal for Joshua Tree," she said of the campground closings.
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Chris Christie's staff to the closings of traffic lanes on the George Washington Bridge.
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Robert J. Bentley, a Republican, has strongly denied that the closings were racially motivated.
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Instead, revenues plummeted, resulting in an education funding crisis that threatened schools with closings.
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The closings and the detentions of journalists have been sharply criticized by rights organizations.
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TRID went into effect in October, and first began to delay closings in November.
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With the closings, families must rethink how they support themselves and split household responsibilities.
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Now some expatriate families have left the city rather than wait out the closings.
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Wilkerson said her local county in Virginia is recording closings remotely or by appointment.
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But if social distancing measures become more strict, that could make closings more difficult.
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By the end of 2019, announced closings could climb to 12,000 stores, Coresight estimated.
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Closings themselves may become limited, as people have become leery about sharing close quarters.
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All three benchmark stock measures were down 260% from last month's record-high closings.
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These closings benefit those who seek to confine health care delivery to population centers.
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Park officials said county health officials in Wyoming and Montana had requested the closings.
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"We are seeing many school closings in affect regions across the world," DelBene said.
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That surely reflects its particular challenges, particularly a wave of bankruptcies and store closings.
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It expects to have 400 Macy's stores in all after this round of closings.
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The company did not rule out additional store closings as the bankruptcy process proceeds.
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A long series of store closings has left it with fewer than 900 today.
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The closings imposed by the strike forced experimentation with alternate routes, yielding valuable results.
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A no-deal Brexit could also lead to company closings in the food industry.
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The bulk of Walmart's 115 closings overseas are in Brazil, where the economy is slowing.
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Mr. Taveras was a deputy chancellor in the Bloomberg administration and oversaw many school closings.
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At least five U.S venture firms have announced closings on their inaugural funds this year.
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But plant closings could happen in Europe and South America, where Ford has been struggling.
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After the inspections, there may be a need for additional rail service closings, Wiedefeld said.
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I think this year, already, the most store closings I want to say ever. Yep.
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Sears Holdings, the parent company of Sears and Kmart, had no immediate comment on closings.
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The Obama years saw an epidemic of new charters, testing, school closings, and teacher firings.
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One customer, Everstring, saw a nearly immediate 4 percent increase in its rate of closings.
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New York (CNN Business)General Motors has already announced plant closings and big job cuts.
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"Even if he knew (about the lane closings), that's probably not good enough," he said.
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Who, he asked, did you email and call the weekend before to discuss the closings?
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NEWARK — Bridget Anne Kelly discussed the George Washington Bridge lane closings with her boss, Gov.
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School closings may also become more regular as community members test positive for the coronavirus.
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Several carriers — including United Airlines, JetBlue and Lufthansa — announced new route closings in recent days.
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Border closings are allowing trade through, but shipping is at risk from worker health disruptions.
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Together, the incidents led to temporary closings of anthrax and flu labs at the agency.
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These kits would be important to deliver prior to school closings and natural disasters occurring.
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The closings announced last week could result in more than 30,000 employees' losing their jobs.
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Factory closings, job displacement and offshoring are the flip side of the gains from trade.
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When it floods, the street closings snarl downtown, making parking a puzzle and disrupting traffic.
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At the same time, Fiat said, the deal would not result in any plant closings.
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And closings are being delayed or canceled because customers' mortgages were backed by federal agencies.
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So the next report, which will reflect the closings, will almost certainly be much worse.
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The governor said he would extend school closings statewide two more weeks, until April 294.
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From Florida to Washington State, several Toys for Tots campaigns said the closings had hurt.
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Nearly 300 million children worldwide have been dealing with school closings due to the coronavirus.
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The closings were in response to budget cuts, but there was a clear racial pattern.
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Factory closings and transportation restrictions in China have disrupted supply chains for drugs as well.
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Routes are examined, checking against any Department of Transportation changes for construction and street closings.
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Revenue for his lighting business had fallen by almost 30 percent after the branch closings.
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The closings will impact about 2,500 employees, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported on Tuesday.
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Politicians promise jail closings even as they increase police budgets — and, as a result, arrests.
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The closings would run from Monday through spring break, which typically ends in early April.
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The projects have required disruptive weekend closings and a major overhaul of the system's infrastructure.
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An online map by the California Department of Transportation showed at least 70 road closings.
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Struggling, emptying schools result in the closings of the very institutions that hold communities together.
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Ford said it expects most plant closings and cutbacks to happen outside of North America.
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The planned street closings drew mixed reactions from pedestrians, workers and drivers along Fifth Avenue.
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That came after the closings of 285 Kent, Death by Audio and Glasslands in 2014.
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Two more superluxury buildings nearing completion are expected to start closings on apartments next year.
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Read more: More than 7,500 stores are closing in 2019 as the retail apocalypse drags on — here's the full listSo far in 2019, retailers have announced more than 7,500 store closings, which is higher than the number of closings from all of last year.
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Two of those allies are now on trial in federal court in Newark, accused of authorizing the closings and trying to cover up the true reason for them; the third has pleaded guilty to his role in the closings and is the prosecution's main witness.
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For a closer look at the where the looming store closings are, see the map below.
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One of them is a rash of store closings that was not in the company's plans.
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The government, which has halted export credits for the sector, seems determined to force some closings.
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This is the narrative many people associate with Sears these days: store closings and liquidation sales.
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These numbers are based on closings, so they were likely deals signed in January and February.
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At the time, analysts argued the prior round of closings wasn't enough to move the needle.
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Macy's has said it expects the store closings to result in $1 billion in lost revenue.
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It also announced major layoffs and store closings the same day it announced the new benefits.
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Strong overall sales led by big-ticket closings in new developments drove prices to new highs.
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Many Puerto Ricans are resentful over the resulting pension cuts, school closings and other austerity measures.
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Nigerians complained about street closings in Lagos, though most runners could simply walk to the start.
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These so-called pending sales are a future indicator of closings in one to two months.
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Victoria's Secret has faced its share of problems this year, from store closings to declining sales.
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Revenue was also well above estimates, on an increase in closings and higher average selling prices.
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The U.S. auto industry is heading into a new cycle of plant closings and job cuts.
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A series of big-name store closings have prompted dire proclamations and forecasts of further doom.
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In February, Sears had warned that it was looking to cut staff and accelerate store closings.
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LaVorgna also said he expects retail, hit by store closings, to stabilize and add some jobs.
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Compounding this, the humanitarian situation in Gaza, exacerbated by the closings of the crossings, is dire.
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Mr. Murray declined to address whether the governor knew about the closings while they were happening.
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Mr. Stepien was not among the three people charged by federal prosecutors in the lane closings.
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The closings comprise 43 Sears and 37 Kmart stores, the two brands operated by Sears Holdings.
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Both have said they had no role in covering up the cause of the lane closings.
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Beyond the health consequences for people living nearby, the closings can also have an economic toll.
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Nearly 50 dump trucks, several street closings and millions of dollars in direct and indirect costs.
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Big Ticket Manhattan's luxury market ended the first quarter with a surge of high-priced closings.
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In other noteworthy March closings, the disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein sold his West Village townhouse.
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It is not clear whether any additional closings would occur in the United States, or overseas.
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The closings may have been accelerated by what the company said was a rough holiday season.
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The sales were the most expensive closings for the month of June in New York City.
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With more school closings and restrictions on large gatherings, the ripples of these effects will expand.
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Travel restrictions and factory closings aimed at curbing the virus are expected to pressure global growth.
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About 840 traditional public schools will remain after this summer's closings, down from 1,110 this year.
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The company has not revealed any further details about the timing or location of the closings.
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This was one of several notable residential closings in New York City over the last month.
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They said they were unsatisfied by the partial closings, and many continued to strike on Tuesday.
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The street closings clogged surrounding roadways with traffic and disrupted some of the city's bus routes.
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Macy's, the struggling department store chain, is planning another round of store closings and job cuts.
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Already this year, retailers have announced more than 218,21920 more intended closings, including 173 Macy's stores.
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But the closings could damage weaker malls, which are losing shoppers to Amazon and digital brands.
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Store closings and bankruptcies in retail have led to vacant storefronts and so-called zombie malls.
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But it did not explain how the work would affect train schedules during the track closings.
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At 15 Hudson Yards, which opened this year, there were about a half-dozen additional closings.
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At 15 Hudson Yards, which opened this year, there were about a half-dozen additional closings.
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But those are not Chinese-restaurant-specific factors, and do not explain the wave of closings.
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But in Queens, regular weekend closings on the No. 7 line have set off an uproar.
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The sale, done privately, was one of the top closings in New York City in November.
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Pending sales, which are an indicator of future closings, were 1.23 percent lower than January 2017.
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That was right after the horrendous, horrible 1980-81 recession and plant closings were going crazy.
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Despite the uproar after the store closings, Alfred Angelo has said nothing about the situation publicly.
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Those numbers were based on closings, which were deals made in October, when mortgage rates spiked higher.
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The closings will bring Sears' store count to less than 1,140, down from 2,073 five years ago.
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Until 2016, the highest number it had tracked was in 2010, when about 3,000 closings were announced.
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Store closings could accelerate and layoffs in the sector — a major provider of American jobs — could spread.
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In a recession, those store openings are likely to slow, and store closings are likely to increase.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced the closings, saying that outdoor routes were having problems with equipment and icing.
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Retail closings The economy, for the most part, is rocking and rolling along -- but not in retail.
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Nearly one fifth of these closings occurred in Texas, which passed sweeping, possibly unconstitutional restrictions in 2013.
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Caught unprepared, Portland is now experiencing traffic snarls, school closings and power outages, leaving many humans unhappy.
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Still, analysts contend these store closings underline the fact that the U.S. has too much retail space.
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There have been reported closings in California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois and Missouri, just to name a few.
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Indian financial newspaper Business Standard first reported here the news of the manufacturing plant closings on Tuesday.
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Broward School Superintendent Robert Runcie said closings will give authorities time to prepare shelters at the schools.
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He said he has been stuck in Gaza for two years because of border closings by Egypt.
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The company will try to find jobs at nearby stores for its employees affected by the closings.
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In addition, closings at new condo towers have largely dried up, making the decline look even steeper.
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Beyond the job cuts and branch closings, the bank said it would sell other properties it owns.
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With potential store closings also comes potential liquidation sales that sell their toys at rock-bottom prices.
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Sears, Kmart, Party City, Walgreens, and Barneys, are among the retailers that have recently announced store closings.
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"There's going to be significant consolidation ahead; there's going to be more store closings, " the CEO predicted.
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RadioShack's bankruptcy filing and subsequent store closings are not material to Sprint's overall sales results, Sprint added.
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The company says that the material can hold up to hundreds of thousands of openings and closings.
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Toy brands also stand to lose hundreds of showrooms in the US from Toys R Us closings.
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Greetings and closings are relics of the handwritten missive that persist only as matters of, ostensibly, formality.
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And, he noted, she deleted that text, along with others showing her involvement in the lane closings.
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As concerning as the store closings are, the corporate turmoil at the label is perhaps more troubling.
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School closings, as disruptive and costly as they are, can be critically important in limiting community spread.
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There have been 1403 closings so far this year, with the highest sales price at $1.8 million.
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But, as much as they are able, parties appear to be trying to make the closings work.
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In 2010, the diocese announced that the church would be shuttered in another wave of parish closings.
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But the coverage has merely scratched the surface of a complex issue that predates these school closings.
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The purchase allows Opendoor to integrate title, escrow and closings into its online buying and selling experience.
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He said he had first complained to the company's management about the account closings the next year.
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Staten Island Ferry O.K. School closings: Hundreds in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut closed or delayed.
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Waves of store closings by bricks-and-mortar retailers like Barnes & Noble and Macy's increased the volume.
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Closings have put millions of Americans out of work, and many are struggling to pay their bills.
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In 2016, it announced plans to shutter about 100 stores, and closings have been carried out since.
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More than 173 Democrats in Congress have asked the governor to declare a moratorium on school closings.
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More than 30 Democrats in Congress have asked the governor to declare a moratorium on school closings.
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But Mr. Byford also cautioned that the repairs would require extensive station closings on nights and weekends.
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The secretary of education in Puerto Rico has pushed for school closings and consolidations to save money.
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The closings could last beyond next week if the virus spreads further and the death toll rises.
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Fiat Chrysler says that the merger will not lead to any US plant closings or job cuts.
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By January, Bed Bath & Beyond had executed about 16 of those planned closings, according to company filings.
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Store and mall closings in China along with travel bans restricting Chinese tourism have hurt luxury sales.
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Halstead said the dollar value of closings in the fourth quarter was down 27% from last year.
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Resale closings on RedWeek rose 3003 percent in 2017, up from 40 percent per year since 2013.
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US retailers announced 9,302 store closings this year, a 59% jump from 2018, according to Coresight Research.
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Over time, more schools failed to keep up to such high standards and faced sanctions, including closings.
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Luxury retailers reported mass store closings and millions in revenue shortfalls as a result of the disruption.
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While many of them occurred in the new developments, there were also big closings at older buildings.
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This would mean more business flight and closings, and the loss of tens of thousands of jobs.
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The subway's leader, Andy Byford, wants to greatly expand night and weekend closings in the coming years.
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Patrons protested with unusual passion not granted to the thousands of closings recently announced by other retailers.
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Store closings have hit the worst level since 2010, according to commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield.
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The Sports Authority closings come on the heels of another athletic goods retailer, Sport Chalet, taking similar action.
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With foot traffic declining at malls, there have been numerous retail bankruptcies and store closings, such by Macy's.
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A glut of store closings at lower-end malls could prove more problematic for REITs that own them.
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Nearly half of all luxury sales (the top 10 percent of the market) were from new-development closings.
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Although Macy's detailed plans for its previously announced 40 store closings, Perkins said they need to do more.
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Only the Northeast saw a monthly increase in closings in August, where there are more homes for sale.
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J.C. Penney for instance, is temporarily delaying some store closings because of better-than-expected sales, she said.
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So far this year, retailers are on a record-setting pace for retail bankruptcy filings and store closings.
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David Wildstein, the confessed mastermind behind the 2013 lane closings, returned today to the witness stand in Newark.
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The company took a charge of roughly $280 million, largely in severance costs related to the Paris closings.
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We visited a store to try to see why it added another 10 stores to its 2019 closings.
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"Unless something like this takes off," he said, referring to the Swansea lagoon, "you will see more closings."
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These delays, in addition to November having the Thanksgiving holiday, pushed a fair amount of closings to December.
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We saw a softer November in terms of closings and saw much of that activity push into December.
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Many in the industry hope that extending the licenses of existing reactors will forestall at least some closings.
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He attended the opening of the Mudd Club and the closings of at least half a dozen venues.
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There is also concern among real estate agents about appraisals and closings which are usually done in person.
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Yet Mr. Trump has urged Energy Secretary Rick Perry to do everything he can to stop plant closings.
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However, shark sightings around the Cape have reportedly been more frequent this year, leading to several beach closings.
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But a partial shutdown would include some high-profile closings for the holiday season, such as national parks.
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The impending campus closings "really just made people clump together," Ms. Wike, the Cornell senior, said on Wednesday.
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Or else, he faces the threat of border closings or Mr. Trump ripping up the U.S.M.C.A., or both.
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G.M.'s plant closings undercut his claims that he is bringing manufacturing jobs to Ohio and other states.
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MGM Resorts International on Monday closed 150 restaurants and bars, with more closings to come; Caesars Entertainment Corp.
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The closings will represent a major economic hit to Broadway, and to the city and state in general.
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Based on this projection, UBS estimates the number of store closings will hit 13,000 in just six years.
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State legislatures should order that these rents be forgiven for as long as the closings are in effect.
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He also noted the possibility of large-scale evictions of renters, mass business closings and even food shortages.
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The demonstrators gathered to oppose school closings, university tuition increases and potential cuts to pensions and other benefits.
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Retailers are expected to close thousands more stores this year, following record-high rates of closings last year.
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But the issues that the agency is examining are likely to be far more complex than street closings.
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The Metropolitan Police Department said the protest led to street closings near the White House and snarled traffic.
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Former President Barack Obama ordered the closings of all in the first week of his presidency in 2009.
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There have been regrettable closings; this week, for example, that of Real Fine Arts, a pioneering Brooklyn space.
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But cancellations and closings are piling up just as fast as face masks are flying off the shelves.
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Closings were up 19 percent in the first quarter of this year over last year, according to Corcoran.
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Many malls and shopping centers were entering a death spiral, with falling foot traffic, store closings and underinvestment.
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The writing, as it so often is when it comes to Midwestern plant closings, was on the wall.
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Factory closings in the United States and Europe have left China in almost total command of that industry.
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They predicted widespread layoffs, cuts in outpatient care and services for the mentally ill, and even hospital closings.
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All 55 counties statewide were reporting closings Thursday night, according to the West Virginia Department of Education website.
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Weekday track closings would undoubtedly lead to misery, but officials said Amtrak would try to minimize the inconvenience.
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For many riders, the long-term station closings compound their frustrations, prolonging commutes and throwing routines into disarray.
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The new store closings bring the total number of planned closures announced this year to more than 5,300.
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These closings add to those of Sears and Kmart, who planned to shut down a combined 150 more stores.
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Plant closings, automation, the shift of production to Mexico, and the rise of foreign companies have taken their toll.
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The company lost $7.5 million on store closings in 2015, which is an increase from $1.5 million in 2013.
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Company plans called for modest additional closings of 30 of 191 remaining Kmarts by the end of this year.
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It has been shut down recently on weekends, which creates closings that are expected to continue through the summer.
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It's shuttering five factories in the U.S. and Canada, and says that two more closings will be announced internationally.
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The index averages the overall "scores" of engagement along with business survival, or the openings and closings of stores.
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The reduction in EBITDA is expected to be offset by expense savings beyond those associated with the store closings.
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That is causing growing delays in closings, costing buyers and sellers money and in some cases even scuttling deals.
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So when the leftist government in April decreed Friday school closings to save electricity, it was the last straw.
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This is three failed closings due to companies extending the interview process a month and a half or longer.
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Declines in portfolios will likely disrupt sales and closings, especially at higher price points as long as stocks decline.
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The retail giant also announced restructuring measures to be implemented early this year, including job cuts and store closings.
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Congress, fearful of the economic impact from base closings in their districts, are generally not sympathetic to those efforts.
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The domestic store closures will mostly impact the company's Walmart Express stores, which account for 236 of the closings.
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Though the retail sector reported over 5,000 store closings this year, the worst of the layoffs may be behind.
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This as the VIX has remained at historic lows, seeing the most readings and closings under 10 on record.
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Real estate closings are a "standard process," he said, and it would be unusual for those details to change.
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The last time the NFIP expired, approximately 6900,2628 home closings were interrupted each day until the program was reinstated.
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Under a 1960 law in Germany that applies only to Volkswagen, workers can veto plant closings and other changes.
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The federal investigation into the lane closings has led to guilty pleas by two other confidants of Mr. Christie.
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First, there was an assault on Muslim Brotherhood charities, then came the trials and closings of independent cultural organizations.
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More than 500 Sears stores survived the latest round of closings, though it's unclear how long they'll be around.
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On the third day of the lane closings, Ms. Kelly told the governor there had been complaints about traffic.
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He was Mr. Christie's press secretary at the time of the lane closings and helped manage the administration's response.
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They were also among the largest closings for the month of September, according to New York City property records.
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To have any public health impact, school closings would have to be maintained for the duration of the epidemic.
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Store closings and bankruptcies in retail have led to vacant storefronts and so-called zombie malls around the country.
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The announced closings still have a ways to go before they reach the 2900 record of more than 22,7493.
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The forest closings have stirred tension among New Mexico residents and businesses that rely on tourism for their livelihood.
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The limestone building, designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, was developed by Zeckendorf Development; closings began in early September.
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The national scale of Super Tuesday means that poll closings will be staggered by time zone across the country.
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Weekly jobless claims jump by 21625,2900 in the wake of thousands of restaurant, bar, gym and other business closings.
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Teachers have taken to the streets to protest low pay and closings, and parents have organized to fight back.
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More are likely to go under; Moody's projects that the pace of closings will soon reach 15 per year.
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They estimate that 40 percent of those closings would have not happened had it not been for the campaign.
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The closings are part of a previously announced plan to shutter 230 stores over the course of two years.
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The firm said the decline was because of a lower level of transaction closings compared with a year ago.
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"In fiscal year 2019 over 20% of our closings had one purchaser 35 years old or under," Yearley said.
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There were a few other noteworthy closings during the month, in an otherwise slow winter season for luxury sales.
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Midtown West, which includes the sprawling Hudson Yards project, has several upcoming towers that have not yet recorded closings.
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Looking at the list of closings, she noted that two schools whose communities were longtime rivals were being merged.
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One of the amendments under consideration in the Senate would revive the idea of another round of base closings.
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Mr. Brennan's complaint was filed in Bergen County, which includes the borough where the lane closings occurred, Fort Lee.
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Despite the flood of store closings and recent bankruptcies, the brands are each bullish on brick-and-mortar retail.
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The company did not say how many employees would lose their jobs as a result of the plant closings.
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These were some of the biggest openings and closings in America&aposs Disney parks in the last 10 years.
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Once GM is done with this round of plant closings it will have 2000 US plants, down from 22.
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For example, Walmart trumpeted wage increases then hours later quietly announced store closings that would cost thousands of jobs.
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In addition to remaining competitive, the Sam's Club closings are also in line with major trends in the market.
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They had barely begun to prepare for closings that many owners said were seeming increasingly inevitable, at least temporarily.
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Being understaffed meant constant burnout, unexpected closings, general havoc and very little time to strategize and grow the business.
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You can avoid this confusion — and frankly, frustration — by prioritizing contact information in your email closings, according to Reiling.
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Works that have not been sold by the time of the closings will return to artists, Ms. Boone said.
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The three companies also benefited from the struggles and store closings of retailers like Toys "R" Us and Sears.
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They have been stranded in the Balkan country due to border closings that prevent them from moving further into Europe.
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"Long-term this is likely to flip on its head because more layoffs and store closings are coming," VanAmburg said.
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The company announced the closings as it revealed a 4% decline in same-store sales during the critical holiday quarter.
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Pending sales are an indicator of future closings and are therefore the most timely measure of activity in home sales.
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The closings account for less than 1 percent of global square footage and revenue, which totaled $485 billion last year.
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Kohl's also reaffirmed its full-year earnings-per-share guidance of $3.80 to $4, excluding items such as store closings.
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"Because the closings are well telegraphed there are specific things we can do to take market share," Ellison told analysts.
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Every round of store closings sends the same whispers echoing through Wall Street — how much longer can Sears hang on?
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Christie, who has not been charged with wrongdoing, has said he was unaware of the lane closings at the time.
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But the headlines and store closings do not show the full picture of the health of the U.S. retail sector.
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Sears also owns Kmart discount stores, 45 of which will shutter during the December closings, one of the people said.
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We estimate that fewer than 300 Sears and Kmart stores could remain after the next couple of rounds of closings.
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The next week, the legislature issued subpoenas seeking documents that Mr. Wildstein and Mr. Baroni had about the lane closings.
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" Greenley found that "thankful closings" in emails received the most responses, and especially the cheery, optimistic phrase, "Thanks in advance.
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Threatened with base closings, a shrinking defense industry and job loss, every member of Congress would fold like an accordion.
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In the world of retail, filing for Chapter 11 or Chapter 7 bankruptcy typically involves job losses and store closings.
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The defendants said they believed that the lane closings were a legitimate traffic study because Mr. Wildstein told them so.
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Nearly 3,000 workers lost their jobs, bringing the total jobs lost by Atlantic City casino closings to 303,000 since 2014.
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The closings added to a landscape of layoffs and economic woes concussing mining-dependent towns from West Virginia to Wyoming.
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Those closings have been attributed to budget constraints, but a Reuters investigation also found racial disparities in closures in Georgia.
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Given those closings, Anadarko said it was trimming its 2017 production forecast to 644,000 boe/d, a 2 percent cut.
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Nevertheless, reports of sinister clowns have spread to at least 193 states, and abroad, causing school closings and several arrests.
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Cancellations, closings and a thinning out of tables may be just the beginning for a business based on social contact.
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That kind of steel could withstand the weight of a Ferris wheel or the openings and closings of a drawbridge.
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Title companies are reporting that they are trying to do closings online, but some states do not allow electronic notarization.
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The migration of readers to the internet has led to falling revenues, layoffs and closings at many traditional media companies.
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Those numbers include liquidations of chains like Payless ShoeSource and Gymboree and store closings by healthier companies like Gap Inc.
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Those closings represent about 40 percent of the country's coal-fired power capacity, not 40 percent of all coal plants.
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The year's biggest closings were two similarly configured duplexes at the just-opened 520 Park Avenue tower on 25.63th Street.
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Punches of snow and life-threatening cold temperatures are crippling much of the region, with school closings and canceled flights.
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As of mid-February, retailers had announced 2,187 store closings in the United States this year, according to Coresight Research.
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Tiger Capital's website said it had sold $5 billion in assets from chainwide liquidations and strategic retail closings in 2018.
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By putting a value on the low-emission nature of nuclear power, a clean-energy standard would prevent these closings.
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Consistent with these findings, the vast majority of recent hospital closings have been in states that have not expanded Medicaid.
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The results were all too predictable: The late, reactive school closings had little effect on levels of influenza-like illnesses.
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He cited the potential for major job losses, large-scale evictions of renters, mass business closings and even food shortages.
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Some businesses planned to remain closed on Sunday as road closings across the country's central and northern regions disrupted deliveries.
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Earth Fare is the third grocery store to announce closings in the past several weeks, following Lucky's Market and Fairway.
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When the Great Recession led to restaurant closings, many chefs turned to pop-ups to stay current, visible and solvent.
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Border closings and flight cancellations may cause hardships for millions of healthy people near the epicenter, and enormous economic disruption.
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Some European countries have been more aggressive in developing new employment opportunities in the wake of layoffs and plant closings.
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The law also threatened the owners of businesses where K2 was peddled with shop closings, hefty fines and jail time.
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But smaller businesses and laborers expressed concern at the changing atmosphere and crippling fines that have already forced factory closings.
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Queens residents who live along the No. 333 line have grown exasperated over recurring station closings necessary for the work.
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Fully 93 percent of these closings have occurred in ZIP codes with income levels that are below the U.S. median.
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Some of the auto-plant closings in those years came in places closely associated with the industry, like Pontiac, Mich.
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After devastating the Bahamas, Hurricane Dorian pummeled the Carolinas, where it caused power failures, business closings, tornadoes and general mayhem.
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Local officials shut down service to more than a dozen subway stations, and several school closings were announced for Friday.
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That overhaul is driving convenience stores' rise, unexpected survivors in an industry suffering mass store closings and shoppers shifting online.
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Dollar General&aposs growth comes as retail store closures hit record highs, with more than 9,300 closings announced this year.
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Another of Mr. Christie's allies at the Port Authority, David Wildstein, pleaded guilty over his central role in the closings.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey over the lane closings on the George Washington Bridge in 2013 will not pursue charges.
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All of the closings and mergers will have to be approved by the Panel for Educational Policy, a citywide body.
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The sustained cold taxed energy systems and forced the cancellation of thousands of flights and closings of schools and universities.
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Staff and customers at Petland Discounts stores in Brooklyn on Friday acted as though the closings were all but certain.
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Those closings represent about 2800 percent of the country's coal-fired power capacity, not 8003 percent of all coal plants.
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As a result, federal prosecutors now say, Christie aides punished Fort Lee with lane closings at the adjacent George Washington Bridge.
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Home sales closings have been slowing already for much of this year, due to a critical shortage of homes for sale.
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They have to navigate sick days and school closings, whether or not that conflicts with a board meeting or urgent deadline.
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Her campaign manager Lindsay Hanner says the recent closings of scores of rural hospitals have forced women to make devastating decisions.
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Sales of existing homes in March, which are based on closings and therefore contracts signed in January and February, were disappointing.
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Yet it's not at all difficult to recount episodes where specific hedge funds lost billions, and hedge-fund closings are routine.
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This number represents signed contracts, not closings, so it is a very recent indicator of buyers out shopping during the month.
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As soon as she heard about the proposed precinct closings in Randolph, she added this meeting at Stonehouse to the tour.
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Thousands more store closings could be on the way in the coming years as online shopping replaces purchases at physical stores.
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For a list of shelters, evacuation orders, road closings and other information related to the eruption, check out Hawaii News Now .
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This year is also setting up to be a record for store closings, which could affect holders of commercial mortgages negatively.
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"We are worried that these closings are happening and that there are no corresponding openings through relocation and resettlement," said Grandi.
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We might see record losses in traditional retail jobs in the first quarter with more closings of brick and mortar stores.
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Many of those closings were for apartments sold more than a year ago for buildings that are just now being completed.
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Cities across the country are facing this uncertainty, with over 21,2000 scheduled store closings; it's become known as the retail apocalypse.
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Mr. Foye testified that he conducted an internal review of the closings, talking to just three people at the Port Authority.
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Mr. Wildstein also said early on that "evidence exists" that Mr. Christie knew about the lane closings as they were happening.
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Home sales at $750,000 and above have surged by double digits annually in the past three years, closings data from realtor.
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Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in 2015 led to major restrictions in the downtown area of Center City and interstate closings.
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Does this include his observation back in December that you 'totally knew about' those lane closings on the George Washington Bridge?
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Amid the bankruptcy filing and the impending store closings, which will leave hundreds of employees without jobs, Lampert will remain employed.
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In the 493 years since the song's release, the area has grown more distressed, largely because of the closings of casinos.
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If closings continue at this rate, 25 percent of America's rural hospitals will have disappeared in the decade after Obamacare's passage.
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As schools announced the closings, students were sent home with workbooks, instructional packets and even with borrowed laptops and WiFi hotspots.
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Some of the closings had to do with internal decisions and not the location, said Phil Lavoie, Gotham's chief operating officer.
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Nearly 2000 miles to the south, in San Francisco, the smoke was so thick that health warnings prompted widespread school closings.
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The closings are one of the first major decisions announced since Mr. Charpenel, a curator from Mexico, took over in September.
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The coronavirus pandemic has led to store closings, postponed sports seasons, and has left millions of employees temporarily out of work.
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In South Carolina, the closings were indefinite, affecting about 400,66 students, said Ryan Brown, a spokesman for the state Education Department.
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But the pace of closings has slowed, as the most unprofitable stores have been culled and the weakest companies have collapsed.
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For example, my colleagues and I observed the use of school closings and other NPIs during the 2009 H1N1 influenza epidemic.
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Victoria's Secret announced that it is extending its store closings and furloughing the majority of its store workers until further notice.
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In light of mass school closings, Congress and state officials should immediately allow these payments to continue based on enrollment instead.
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The company said then that the closings of its China parks would cause it to lose roughly $175 million in profit.
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But the closings disproportionately affect LGBTQ students, who are less likely in general to have supportive places to go home to.
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Several other closings took place there in December, including a 48th-floor unit for $59 million, the month's runner-up sale.
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The closings come three months after Chief Executive Officer Doug McMillon disclosed plans to review global operations and shut underperforming stores.
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The set's openings and closings are intended to amplify the psychological elements of what is, on the surface, a lightweight confection.
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Nonetheless, closings and rigorous screening may slow the spread, which will buy time for the development of drug treatments and vaccines.
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Between Hancock and Miami are cities like Atlanta, which has had closings for both snow and tropical storms in recent years.
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During the closings, authorities said, the city was receiving about 2,000 visitors a day, a drop of 98% year-on-year.
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According to the country's new interim authorities, he personally directed demonstrations, highway closings, and the creation of fuel and food shortages.
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As snow began to smother regions of the South, school closings were announced Monday in parts of West Virginia and Tennessee.
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Mr. Trump could then be taken by motorcade north to Trump Tower, leaving a wake of street closings in his path.
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The company recently announced another 46 store closings that will take place just before the start of the holiday shopping period.
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Meanwhile, Royal Bank was hurt by a challenging environment and timing of deal closings in its capital markets unit, they said.
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"Our sales galleries are full, our agents are being pulled in multiple directions, and we're seeing a lot of real closings."
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Some employees may be offered positions at nearby stores, but Macy's estimated that 103,900 workers would be affected by the closings.
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A "holy person" is a saint, or a ST; put that next to "prayer closings," or AMENS, and you get STAMENS.
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Though closings of its iPhone plants in China have put pressure on the stock, Apple remains up almost 9% this year.
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Last week, Hasbro, the world's largest toymaker, blamed the "unprecedented" store closings for holiday earnings that fell well short of expectations.
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Everyone in Israel knew that layoffs and plant closings were coming, but what was expected was something akin to painful trims.
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Charlotte Russe, Family Dollar, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Chico's announced more than 220,215 closings over the course of 22 hours this week.
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The company announced the closings as it reported that its Abercrombie brands' same-store sales fell 2% during the fourth quarter.
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If anything, the latest model cuts and plant closings could weaken GM's hold on the U.S. sales crown, according to industry analysts.
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Anger among both union leadership and rank-and-file about those plant closings raised doubts about whether this labor deal would pass.
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Sales of newly built homes, however, were stronger than expected, but those numbers are based on contracts signed in March, not closings.
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Auto workers are furious about GM plant closings in Michigan, Ohio and Maryland and the increased use of lower-paid temporary workers.
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Republican officials previously defended the closings, saying there was less demand for polling places because so many voters mailed in their ballots.
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These bankruptcies and other store closings have caused occupancy rates among nonanchor tenants to fall slightly last year, to below 95 percent.
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The latest round of store closings includes 49 Kmart stores and 17 Sears stores, with most shuttering by September, the source said.
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She said her firm has been scheduling closings in cases where all the terms of a settlement haven't been agreed to yet.
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During that time, an estimated 1,400 home-sales closings were canceled or delayed each day, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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Retailers had warned Trump that the new tariffs could force layoffs, store closings and price increases heading into the holiday shopping season.
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At an event in Trenton on Tuesday, he denied Mr. Wildstein's allegations that he knew about the closings as they were happening.
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Bernie Sanders says he wants to help postal workers hurt by facility closings and an influx of lower-wage part-time workers.
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Retailers are closing hundreds of locations, but they don't know the impact that store closings and liquidations will have on their revenues.
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CNN: You have around 1,000 stores in the United States and have not had a huge number of closings like other retailers.
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Oil prices fell as the refinery closings reduced demand, with U.S. crude futures CLc1 dropping by more than 3 percent on Monday.
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TRUMP HAS SAID, LOOK WE CAN'T HAVE FREE TRADE IF YOU'RE GOING TO STEAL OUR TECHNOLOGY AND CREATE BARRIERS AND MARKET CLOSINGS.
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When combing that with Poser's estimate for the number of store closings, that would amount to a $238 million windfall for Dick's.
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Her lawyers have argued that virtually the entire governor's office knew about the closings and that she has been made a scapegoat.
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A vast majority of these closings would have been blocked had the Voting Rights Act not been eviscerated by the Roberts Court.
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The closings in Italy — which include day care in addition to schools and universities — are likely to create problems for parents nationwide.
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In North Carolina, more than 21,2000 students in more than 30 counties had been affected by school closings as of Tuesday evening.
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But this social distancing thing really started to get serious when liquor stores announced closings and grocery stores started cutting back hours.
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The price increases, it said, are necessary to make up for the loss of savings that was anticipated from the store closings.
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However, he declined to accept any blame for the store closings and expected layoffs that Walmart announced at its Sam's Club chain.
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The 54-story condominium, at Park Avenue and East 60th Street, began its closings in September; many more units are under contract.
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Had the Bulls lost Game 6, I would not have made it home until the night before both closings and the move.
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Payless and Gymboree — which both filed for bankruptcy this year for a second time — account for almost half of the announced closings.
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About a decade ago, expiring tax incentives led to a wave of factory closings, stoking fears that the industry was in jeopardy.
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Phil Lempert, a grocery industry analyst, predicted store closings for chains that do not evolve to meet the changing needs of customers.
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Nevertheless, the study found that hospital closings were associated with reduced readmission rates, which is regarded as a sign of increased quality.
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Once a redoubt of solid union manufacturing careers, the county was pummeled by plant closings from the 1980s until the early 2000s.
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The governor noted many children's resistance to the virus, while the mayor expressed worry about the disruptions that school closings would create.
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Vacations and early closings on Fridays at the office are great, but summer ain't as relaxing as it's cracked up to be.
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In other developments: State and federal officials have yet to require school closings, but more individual districts and schools are shutting down.
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He offered William Blair, FPA Funds, FMI Funds and Nuance Investments as examples Attitudes toward soft closings differ among giant fund providers.
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The closings have forced stores to keep large amounts of cash on site, leaving some shop owners fearful of burglaries or thefts.
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A.C. Moore's parent company, Nicole Crafts, announced the closings in November and said about 40 locations would be converted into Michaels stores.
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Even after factory closings decimated employment in the car industry in recent decades, the state remains dotted with auto plants and suppliers.
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Its Chapter 11 reorganization lasted four years, and resulted in plant closings and the elimination of tens of thousands of factory jobs.
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Emanuel's critics will find his treatments of his hugely controversial school closings and the police murder of Laquan McDonald evasive and unconvincing.
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The budget asserts that any cuts would be offset by revenue from huge economic growth, unspecified loophole closings or additional spending cuts.
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Most New York City museums were expected to be open on Wednesday after shuttering for the storm or their regularly scheduled closings.
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The Hawaii Police Department and members of the National Guard were helping to enforce road closings where gas levels were deemed unsafe.
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And there are thousands more units in under-construction buildings that have not begun closings but suffer from the same market dynamics.
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The data represents a snapshot of what has actually sold since 2013, in buildings where closings have started to be publicly recorded.
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Speculation of the grocery chain's possible closings set off lamentations on social media, though some said the chain had lost its luster.
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Mr. de Blasio has also maintained a very close relationship with the city's teachers union, which bitterly opposed Mr. Bloomberg's school closings.
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The company is now bracing itself for another wave of store closings, which will leave it with just 182 stores by February.
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During the 2013 government shutdown, about 17 percent of closings were delayed, according to a survey done by National Association of Realtors.
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Clearly NAFTA cost ... I've spent a lot of time in the Midwest writing about a whole, whole lot of plant closings. Right.
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Retail REITs became some of 2017's worst-performing equities as the underlying companies fell under pressure amid waves of store closings.
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Social media is also a good way to keep up to date about things like special events and ride openings and closings.
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We're all at the store daily, stocking up on canned goods and paper towels, awaiting news of school closings and home quarantines.
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Rail and road closings were ordered in the Austrian states of Tyrol and Vorarlberg, also due to the high risk of avalanches.
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Go deeper: Look for more car factories to close Analysts react to GM job cuts Politicians react to GM closings in their backyards
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And despite the recent closings, GM's US plants still have excess capacity -- something that could be exacerbated if US sales continue to slow.
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Or it could limit the work to weekend closings over a longer period of time, said Adam Lisberg, a spokesman for the agency.
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Purcell initially defended the closings, telling Fox 10 Phoenix that voters could have voted via early ballots rather than risking waiting in line.
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For starters, they are looking at paper-heavy tasks like insurance claims, mortgage applications, house-sale closings, HR on-boarding — and that ilk.
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Wedbush analysts said companies such as Shoe Carnival would benefit from better brand mix, conservative inventory planning, store closings and improved digital efforts.
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Even today, they have learned to filter out some Trump messages, such as his admonitions to companies about plant closings and worker layoffs.
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And some large companies are buying back billions of dollars of shares while announcing layoffs and factory and store closings, the senators wrote.
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Mortgage rates hit a 2018 high in November, affecting December closings, and stock-market volatility created an additional headwind in high-end markets.
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Obviously, that isn't a good thing, but after a few rapid-fire opening and closings, it seems to have stopped creaking — hopefully permanently.
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The housing market in Texas, PulteGroup's biggest market by home closings in 2015, has been affected by a sharp drop in oil prices.
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He added that it would be a mistake to draw that conclusion, however, when department stores talk about lackluster sales and store closings.
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The company said it booked $220 million of restructuring charges associated with store closings and a voluntary early retirement program during the quarter.
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"[The bill] could cripple restaurants leading to job losses, shift reductions and even closings," the company stated in one of its recent ads.
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Calling the plants "unallocated" does not relieve GM "of its obligation to comply" with a moratorium on plant closings, the UAW letter said.
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In recent years, several plants have shut down before their licenses expired, and more early closings are planned or threatened around the country.
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In addition to carrying out the closings, Israel has demolished at least 36 homes belonging to the families of Palestinians who perpetrated attacks.
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Mr. Wildstein had testified on Tuesday that he and Mr. Baroni told Mr. Christie about the lane closings while they were going on.
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The nighttime journey of the work — about 14 feet long and 12 feet high — will require a police escort and some street closings.
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Business owners marched toward parliament and were blocked by police; shop closings and some demonstrations then spread to at least six more cities.
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The pricier of the two closings, No. 3983B on the 67th floor, sold for $26,619,22 to a buyer identified as MINA NY LLC.
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Mr. Baroni did not contradict Mr. Wildstein's most politically explosive assertion that Mr. Christie knew about the lane closings as they were happening.
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Federal prosecutors say the closings were meant to punish Fort Lee's mayor, a Democrat, for declining to endorse Mr. Christie for re-election.
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Mr. Wildstein has testified that he told the governor about the scheme during the five days of the lane closings in September 2013.
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Opponents counter that when students leave, public schools still have to pay overhead, teacher salaries and other costs, which can lead to closings.
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On Tuesday, the government decided to close primary schools and on Wednesday the closings were extended to all public and most private schools.
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This pandemic is the first time we've had to grapple with the logistics of large-scale school closings, and we are not prepared.
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School and office closings mean that everyday education- and work-related activities, from business meetings to math lessons, now take place at home.
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Papa John's Papa John's is one of three major pizza chains looking to take advantage of all the restaurant closings across the country.
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There, I want to explore how globalization and factory closings have affected a region that is among the most separatist in the province.
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He said store closings and related job reductions would enable Tesla to lower costs enough to make money selling Model 22018s for $23,93.
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And the closings come as major disappointments, given the time, talent and expense it took to bring them to the New York stage.
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Some of the year's most expensive closings were at townhouses, but like condos and co-ops, many of the transactions came with discounts.
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Poll closings in the state had been delayed due to damage from a deadly tornado that ripped through the state early Tuesday morning.
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But Perdue said the department's hands are tied by law when it comes to determining which areas are eligible for exceptions during closings.
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Governments in several European countries have taken steps that have forced the closings of local theaters, and in Washington state on Wednesday, Gov.
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But this history also teaches us that when it comes to school closings, we must always be ready to act today — not tomorrow.
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And Zandi said if retail sales start to slow, it could lead to widespread store closings and layoffs through throughout the retail sector.
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The same is true for parents who cannot work from home, where they need to stay with their kids because of school closings.
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Apple recently announced that it will likely miss its quarterly revenue guidance due in part to the COVID-19-related manufacturing plant closings.
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The litany of plant closings over the past few decades, culminating in the shutdown of a GM plant in 2010, was positively brutal.
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The government is also considering school closings and banning large public gatherings as part of plans to delay the spread of COVID-19.
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Scientists counted the number of preterm babies born in regions surrounding eight power plants before and after their closings from 2001 to 2011.
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Environmentalists, religious groups and others have cheered the mine closings, saying that corruption has long given the mining industry free rein to pollute.
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The protests have led to a rising number of store closings in the Chinese-controlled territory, Bogliolo said, without giving a precise figure.
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Just take a look at the "School Closings - At a Glance" map put out by the state Department of Education on its website.
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Bill Stepien, who has not been charged, was fired a month later when it was discovered that he knew about the lane closings.
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They announced 9,302 store closings, a 59% jump from 2018 and the highest number since Coresight Research began tracking the data in 2012.
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"There is a rolling crisis that has emerged in the last couple of years as store closings are being announced," Mr. Cohen said.
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Few have been willing to announce the sort of plant closings that might put them in the harsh glare of the president's spotlight.
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As we have seen, the indirect political fallout related to fears of a terrorist attack can lead to border closings, as in Europe.
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Founded in 2004, Real Matters uses proprietary software to provide data on real estate services such as appraisals, mortgage closings and title searches.
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After initially stonewalling in testimony before state lawmakers who were investigating the lane closings, Mr. Wildstein pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy.
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Travel restrictions and factory closings aimed at curbing the spread of the virus are expected to put downward pressure on global economic growth.
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A second residential tower, 133 Hudson Yards, which includes an Equinox hotel and some office and retail space, has not yet begun closings.
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Then, according to testimony in United States District Court here from the co-worker, Christina Renna, Ms. Kelly asked her to delete an email that had been written three months earlier, when the lane closings were causing a catastrophic traffic jam in Fort Lee, N.J. Prosecutors say the closings were planned by Ms. Kelly and two other senior aides to Gov.
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The automaker has also emphasized that it is required to negotiate plant closings with the UAW, which represents most of its U.S. hourly employees.
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As Sears struggles to stem the bleed in its sales and return to profitability, it has relied on store closings and funding from Lampert.
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The news caused a broad sell-off in global markets in a crisis that has resulted in quarantines, supply line disruptions and factory closings.
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"A little bit of data parsing provides color to the nature of these closings," Washington Prime Group CEO Lou Conforti told analysts last week.
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Those in the southern and central parts of the state are widely reporting early closings, and efforts focused on sheltering their charges in place.
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Shares of Ralph Lauren dropped more than 2 percent Tuesday after the clothier detailed a restructuring that calls for job cuts and store closings.
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Real Matters uses its proprietary software to offer a range of data on real estate services such as appraisals, mortgage closings and title searches.
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"It's been a slow and steady decline," said Michael Topchik, the National Leader for the Chartis Center for Rural Health, about maternity ward closings.
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Another piece of evidence speaks to the business thinking behind this return to Thanksgiving Day hours: store closings (there's a blog that tracks them).
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But Pakistan's interior minister, Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, said that the government did not feel the security risk warranted the widespread closings of schools.
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It's a challenge to take up space as queer women, especially with all the recent bar closings, and even queer-focused websites like AfterEllen.
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This most recent wave of citations and closings comes shortly after 31 Miami restaurants were cited for roaches back in the end of January.
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Barely a quarter into 2017, year-to-date store closings have already topped the historical high of 2008, a Credit Suisse report said Thursday.
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The last several years have been defined by store closings, the high-profile failure of the Nook e-reader, falling revenues, layoffs, turnover, malaise.
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A rise in greenhouse gas emissions has tended to follow closings of nuclear plants, as they have most often been replaced by natural gas.
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While record store closings seem as inevitable as newspaper downsizings these days, June has proved to be an especially cruel month in New York.
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The bid said it would also restore the severance pay for the Sears workers who lose their jobs as part of the store closings.
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The picture, presented in federal court on Monday, was taken on the third day of the infamous lane closings at the George Washington Bridge.
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The decline follows robust yearly sales rates of 5.47 million in January and 5.45 million in December, a new regulation delayed closings in November.
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The California state Supreme Court ordered Starbucks Thursday to pay its employees who routinely perform tasks after their scheduled shift, such as store closings.
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When she tried to remind Mr. O'Dowd and the governor that they, in fact, knew about the closings beforehand, she testified, they ignored her.
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Monday was the first time Mr. Baroni spoke publicly about the lane closings, which ultimately became a scandal that wounded Mr. Christie's presidential ambitions.
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Although movie chains have yet to announce closings, gatherings over a certain size — ranging from 250 to 500 — have been banned in numerous states.
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There have been six extended closings of the NYSE of at least one day or more since 1885, a person at the exchange confirmed.
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But a project that tracks rural hospital closings since 2010 finds that a great majority have taken place in states that didn't expand Medicaid.
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Americans with fewer financial resources have fewer options as they navigate the new normal of school closings, shuttered businesses and shelter-in-place orders.
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Closings there commenced in October, and they are ultimately expected to include the city's priciest listing: a $250 million penthouse with 23,000 square feet.
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This could include coverage of things like local ordinances, school closings, shelter-in-place laws, number of cases and deaths, testing resources and more.
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The Los Angeles Department of Transportation later said it was working with Waze to keep the app updated with important information on road closings.
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She said that the lane closings were pitched to her as a policy matter, and that she spoke directly with Mr. Christie about it.
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Keeping a skeleton operation — or "parliamentary service" in the jargon that refers to legislators' role in deciding on closings — keeps things simple, if surreal.
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The works they wrote, nurtured, directed and presented increasingly became powerful critiques of Vladimir V. Putin's government, attracting official harassment, suppression and repeated closings.
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Appraisals, home inspections, and closings still involve real human interactions and labor — and there are only so many appraisers and inspectors in the industry.
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More than 860 of the closings were in seven states, including Alabama, where some or all counties were subject to federal oversight before Shelby.
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For Madrid, which has seen a growing number of COVID-19 cases, the closings will affect kindergarten all the way through the university level.
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Airlines, hotels and restaurants are suffering mightily from travel bans, government closings and more — and some in those industries are warning of dire consequences.
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Critic's Notebook However long the closings across the country last, governments need to move fast if the industry is ever going to come back.
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In one, state and local governments across the country move rapidly to help them survive the closings and get going again when that's safe.
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Dollar General was also making a direct appeal to workers who lost jobs as a result of the sweeping business closings in recent weeks.
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" -- March 199393 tweet "Our response is one of the best, with fast action of border closings & a 199383% Approval Rating, the highest on record.
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On the other hand, we studied the use of 559 school closings in Michigan during the fall wave of the 2009 H1N1 influenza epidemic.
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The number of store closings this year could be even higher than previous records, according to estimates from the real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield.
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The last time the government shut down, some 17 percent of closings were delayed, according to a survey by the National Association of Realtors.
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At $291 million, the sale of this unit, PH224.5, was the third most expensive closing in December and among the top closings for 229.
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An underground fire Sunday night near a subway station in Midtown Manhattan caused a cascade of delays, detours and station closings well into Monday.
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Autumn also means a bounty of new theatrical productions opening after the typical end-of-summer closings (we hardly knew ye, Be More Chill!).
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And several closings were recorded at Greenwich Lane, a complex built at the site of the former St. Vincent's Hospital campus in Greenwich Village.
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This index is drawn from a three-month running average of repeat-sale closings ended in December, so it represents deals made last fall.
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Julie Bosman, left, with her sisters and Maggie the Collie The Georgia school closings offer a view into another side of snow days: hunger.
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"Some of the South region's decline in closings can be attributed to the devastation Hurricane Harvey caused to the greater Houston area," Yun said.
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Ms. Gontareva has protested her innocence and said bank closings during her tenure had in fact put an end to refinancing fraud in Ukraine.
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For one thing, plenty of retail companies are doing reasonably well, making sound tactical decisions around store closings and smart investments in digital retail.
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And the company's business plans, filed with the bankruptcy court, suggest that future store closings and real estate sales could be on the horizon.
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Closings can take a long time to come together in co-op buildings, where a whole secondary level of application and approval is required.
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Pending home sales, which measure signed contracts, not closings, fell 4.7 percent in January compared with December, according to the National Association of Realtors.
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The commissioner also noted that the bulk of the street closings will be between Park Avenue and Ninth Avenue, from 23rd to 34th Streets.
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Charlotte Russe, Family Dollar, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Chico's announced more than 2390,2100 store closings in total over the course of 290 hours this week.
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K-Mart, with an already struggling balance sheet and with multiple store closings, looks to be another hard hit in this race to defund.
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Big Ticket The new year began almost the same way as 2017 ended: with outsize closings of combination-ready penthouses at 432 Park Avenue.
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But due to a series of layoffs and mine closings, the county has seen its coal employment cut in half over the past four years.
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US retailers this year have already announced more than 8,200 store closings — well above the previous record of 0003,700 in 2017, according to Coresights Research.
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But after nearly six weeks on the picket lines, workers were apparently willing to accept the closings for a chance to get back to work.
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Later, Mr. Baroni told a New Jersey legislative committee that the lane closings were part of a traffic study — a fabrication, according to the indictment.
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We've reached out to a Sam's Club spokesperson for more information about the closings and layoffs and will update this story when we hear back.
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Sears Holdings — Sears will close 64 more Kmart stores in the United States, according to Reuters, on top of 70 closings announced earlier this year.
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The Charlotte area, which will be dealing with more ice than snow, is already seeing hundreds of closings piling up, including dozens of school systems.
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It was estimated that Dick's could gain $238 million on its rival's store closings due to rapid same-store sales growth and regained market share.
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The company referred to these closings as an offensive move, as more than a quarter of its sales were generated online during the fourth quarter.
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In all, 295,210 employees will be impacted by the store closings, about 21,2102 of whom are in the U.S. What's Wal-Mart's stock doing now?
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It is unlikely that the two facilities were overly critical to Russia, and the closings create more of a nuisance than a significant operation impact.
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This is Taylor Morrison's sixth builder acquisition in seven years and will move it up in the rankings to fifth-largest U.S. builder by closings.
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The combined company is expected to generate more than $6.7 billion in revenue, with approximately 14,200 closings and more than 83,000 lots owned and controlled.
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The United Auto Workers (UAW) sued General Motors (GM) on Tuesday in an effort to block plant closings in three states, The Associated Press reports.
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Mr. Wildstein testified that he had told the governor about the closings, and that the mayor's panicked calls were not being returned, at a Sept.
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On Thursday, it said the openings and closings would net out to the addition of roughly 25 locations by the end of the fiscal year.
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When the latest round of closings are done in the next few month, not a single Sears will be left in any of those states.
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Three months later, Mr. Baroni had testified before the New Jersey Legislature about the lane closings, insisting they were part of a legitimate traffic study.
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The number of store closings announced in 2018 brought Sears' total store count down to about 500 — a major decrease from 2,000 stores in 2013.
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During the first wave of closings of state-owned factories, starting in 1997, more than 30 million jobs were eliminated in less than a decade.
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He played a voice mail message Mr. Sokolich left for Mr. Baroni on the second day of the closings, complaining of chaos in Fort Lee.
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The next week, a reporter from The Wall Street Journal sent Mr. Drewniak an email asking whether the governor had been aware of the closings.
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Similar episodes resulted in panic and, in some cases, evacuations or closings at malls in several other states, according to local reports and local authorities.
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I'm all for closing schools if we show that kids are important transmitters of the virus, but school closings have tremendous negative impact on communities.
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Though there may be an inclination to present school closings as a well-established tool to protect public health, their full impact is simply unknown.
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Tech companies have begun to nibble away at the edges of the residential real estate industry, offering virtual open houses, digital closings and other services.
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While many top sales in 2018 were at brand-new developments, there were several pricey closings at buildings that have been around for a while.
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The Chamber of Commerce is focusing on communication with Border Patrol, trying to get as much advance notice of any closings as they possibly can.
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But most parents would tolerate the inconvenience of school closings if it meant they were avoiding even a relatively small risk to their child's health.
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A growing number of schools are shutting down across the country, raising concerns about how the closings will affect learning, burden families and upend communities.
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Mass closings, he said, could shut schools down not just for the rest of the current academic year but potentially through the rest of 2020.
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He went on to represent Occupy movement squatters and Black Lives Matter organizers, protesters of school closings and police shootings and Philadelphians opposing casino construction.
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The property spotlight was on the Upper East Side in September, where three of New York City's largest closings took place, albeit at markdown prices.
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Saying conditions at Pennsylvania Station in New York have reached a crisis, and that planned track closings would lead to "a summer of agony," Gov.
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The New York City police declined to provide specific details regarding road closings and the managing of protests near the Intrepid during Mr. Trump's visit.
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Macy's and the long-struggling Sears Holdings announced numerous store closings, and new figures showed the U.S. job market closed 2016 on a tepid note.
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For the first time in 10 years, gallery closings outnumbered openings, according to the Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report published in March.
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Many of the findings were skewed by closings on newly built properties signed into contract years ago, many of them condos at the higher end.
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The recent trend of bank-branch closings also provides an example of financial exclusion by reducing access to traditional financial services in low-income communities.
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Through offering financial services at post offices, the bill would provide much of the physical infrastructure needed to counteract the trend of bank-branch closings.
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Using federal death data, they then measured the effects of the plant closings along so-called "commuting zones" — counties that make up local labor markets.
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Victoria's Secret's new owner, Sycamore Partners, has a long history of retail investments that have in some cases led to store closings and brand spinoffs.
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Gradual street closings between 33rd and 59th Streets were expected to snarl traffic in Midtown, and the police strongly urged people to use the subway.
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Whenever the President is planning a visit to Walter Reed, an institution-wide notice goes out, making staff aware of certain road and corridor closings.
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Many cities have used temporary closings to test how more permanent vehicle bans and restrictions would affect traffic and to persuade citizens of their merit.
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Now that Republicans control the executive branch, the Dems knew there wouldn't be any melodramatic war memorial or museum closings just to make a point.
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But it will close at least 142 more stores this year, on top of the 503 store closings it had already planned for next month.
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At the start of 2019, there were several other pricey closings in Manhattan's newly opened luxury skyscrapers — though all appeared dwarfed by Mr. Griffin's acquisition.
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Many specialty retailers had hoped for a "huge boost" after the closings, said Richard Derr, who owns a Learning Express store in the Chicago area.
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About 83 percent of the units are under sales contracts, with closings scheduled through 2020, according to Vornado, which declined to comment on Griffin's purchase.
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The closing date for most of the affected stores was April 19, according to employees of those stores, who confirmed the closings to Business Insider.
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Its collapse just predated a tidal wave of retail bankruptcies and store closings that began in early 220, hitting chains like Macy's, The Limited, and Payless.
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Plant closings, automation, the shift of production to Mexico, and the rise of foreign companies such as Volkswagen and the Asian automakers have taken their toll.
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Numerous factors have fueled this decline, including factory closings, outsourcing and automation, but corporate America's decades-long effort to hobble unions is arguably the biggest factor.
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The closings reflect the largest wave of spending cuts to K-12 public education in Puerto Rico's history — about $1.5 billion in the next six years.
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In the Midwest, a powerful storm brought heavy snow and biting winds, leading to mass flight cancellations at Chicago airports and school closings in several states.
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The Census sales figures are based on signed contracts for homes, not closings, so they reflect buyers out shopping during the month, when rates were rising.
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Inventories are high, layoffs and plant closings have already been announced, and so every effort was made to move the iron and pull out the year.
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Ongoing closings of coal-fired plants have pushed U.S. coal consumption by utilities this year to the lowest since 1983, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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Founded in 2004, Markham, Ontario-based Real Matters uses proprietary software to offer data on real estate services such as appraisals, mortgage closings and title searches.
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Costs associated with the store closings cut 123 cents off earnings per share, which was partly offset by tax-related gains of 212 cents a share.
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The low vacancy rate reflects the ability of some malls to fill the void left by store closings by offering space to dollar stores and discounters.
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Some retailers may even remain closed after Thanksgiving Day on Black Friday, according to the site, which maintains an updated list of 2017 Thanksgiving store closings.
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The Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad could experience more severe delays or temporary closings, depending on the severity of the storm, officials said.
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The market dipped after both of these events, with the S&P 500 shedding about 2% of its value between the Tuesday and Thursday market closings.
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The company's home sales have also underperformed those of larger rivals D.R. Horton and Lennar, as labor shortages delayed home closings and rising costs hit margins.
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Chris Christie when he was embroiled in a scandal surrounding the closings of lanes to access the George Washington Bridge, according to his law firm biography.
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The Communist Party leadership fears that sweeping industrial closings could kindle widespread worker protests like those that erupted in several northeastern rust belt cities in 2002.
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All Open Listing's agents do is handle offers and closings, meaning they can save time and focus on what actually makes them commission…the actual sale.
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In Idomeni, two people set themselves on fire earlier this week to protest the border closings after being stuck in the camp for nearly a month.
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Exelon specifically blamed Illinois's Legislature for the closings, saying legislation that's been under consideration but hasn't passed would have made keeping the plants open more feasible.
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In 22000, the company announced a new series of closings and layoffs, shutting another plant near Grand Rapids, one in Texas, and one in Ontario, Canada.
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"There's nothing to celebrate," Barmak Nassirian, director of federal relations and policy analysis at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, said of the closings.
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Shortly after the mayor's letter was published I asked Governor Christie at a news conference if he had had anything to do with the lane closings.
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Mr. Christie has said that while he took ultimate responsibility for the lane closings, it was impossible for him to keep tabs on 65,000 state employees.
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In a second dissent, Justice Alito, joined by Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Thomas, said the causal link between the law and the closings was unproven.
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Retailers warned that new tariffs on a slew of consumer goods could lead to layoffs, store closings and price increases ahead of the holiday shopping season.
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Closings are in December took a week longer than in December 2014, according to Ellie Mae, but that may be due to factors outside of TRID.
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Investors will also need to adjust to the day to day volatility of the repurchase market, where rates typically increase ahead of monthly and quarterly closings.
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She recalled watching Mr. Christie say in two news conferences that he had known nothing about the closings — much less any intent to punish the mayor.
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A municipal court judge has permitted a criminal complaint against Mr. Christie, filed by a citizen accusing him of official misconduct in the closings, to proceed.
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He believed he was considered a wimp, he said, and was completely unaware of what he only later discovered was the punitive purpose behind the closings.
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Yet Mr. Christie, a Republican, convened a staff meeting in December 2013 and angrily demanded to know if anyone had knowledge or emails about the closings.
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With the closings and cancellations of activities, sporting events, and public venues, it limits the list of things we are able to do with our time.
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So far in 21, American retailers have announced plans to shut more than 5.800,25.25 stores, after announcing nearly 25.55,25 closings last year, according to Coresight Research.
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At 70 Vestry, a penthouse sold for $56 million, and 520 Park had several $20 million-plus closings in addition to the year's two biggest sales.
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Suddenly restrictions started piling on, but sometimes only as recommendations: 14-day isolations, a warning against pubs, restaurants, theaters; a ban on mass gatherings; school closings.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey in the 2013 scandal over George Washington Bridge lane closings, one of the more bizarre events in the state's political history.
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The closings had an immediate impact on the gasoline market, where contracts for September delivery were up about 4 percent in New York trading around midday.
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The roll call of closings continued Wednesday, with the discount retailer Dollar Tree's announcement that it would close up to 390 Family Dollar locations this year.
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Under United States law, asylum seekers can request protections once they reach American soil — meaning border closings could actually encourage more desperate flights across the border.
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The closings represent yet another loss for independent publishers that have long struggled to compete with larger ones, which can offer ad buyers a wider audience.
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At the time, a spokesperson for the company told Business Insider that the company would update investors on these closings at its investor day in February.
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In 2019, US retailers announced 9,103 store closings, a 59% jump from 2018 and the highest number since Coresight Research began tracking the data in 2012.
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"Sadly, these latest store closings could very well be just the beginning," Jess Levin, communications director at Making Change at Walmart, said in an emailed statement.
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An analysis by The Arizona Republic showed that more than 840,6.63 of the state's 1.1 million public school students could be affected by the school closings.
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The decision to allow voluntary departures was made in response to continuing uncertainty surrounding the outbreak and practical considerations such as school closings, the official said.
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So far, factory closings have not affected the production of autos and parts in North America, where almost all vehicles include at least some Chinese components.
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The mining industry says the closings would affect as many as 1.2 million people, including employees of companies that depend on the industry, like equipment suppliers.
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The company is the latest big-name retailer to announce sweeping closings and job cuts as it struggles with declining store visits and changing consumer tastes.
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Trial testimony showed that Mr. Stepien knew about the lane closings before they took place and even asked one conspirator about "the cover" for the havoc.
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This year, US retailers announced 9,302 store closings, a 59% jump from 0003 and the highest number since Coresight Research began tracking the data in 2012.
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This year, US retailers announced 9,302 store closings, a 59% jump from 2018 and the highest number since Coresight Research began tracking the data in 2012.
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Coach is promising to cut only $50 million in costs, mainly from supply-chain savings rather than store closings, according to its chief executive, Victor Luis.
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The result is that the index has had just five such closings over the period, the lowest going back to 1972, or some 48 years, FOREX.
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The closings have come at a time when even digital giants like BuzzFeed and Vox have made adjustments to navigate the increasingly turbulent digital media business.
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When most Westerners picture Chinese dress, they think of the Mao jacket, or of the qipao , a sexy sheath with a mandarin collar and frog closings.
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The region is experiencing road closings as a result of flooding caused by the snow melt, rainfall, frozen ground and ice jams, the weather service said.
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That is because the numbers are based on closings during the month, which are from contracts signed in November and December, when rates were still low.
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The closings added an element of panic to a wedding process often filled with stress, and brides and bridesmaids shared their exasperation on Twitter and Facebook.
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A lottery system that assigned children to traditional public schools as well as charter schools led to school closings and the firings of teachers and principals.
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Along with street closings and alternate routes, she said, she has spent days posting tips on Twitter, like the safest kind of gas mask to wear.
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During station closings on nights and weekends, riders could have other options like extra buses, said Veronique Hakim, the managing director of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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What's happening: The United Auto Workers union, steaming about the intended plant closings, has selected GM to set a new pattern labor agreement for the industry.
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The closings in Charlottesville also come on the heels of a mass shooting at two mosques in New Zealand last week that left 49 people dead.
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The census number is key because it is based on signed contracts in September, not closings as existing home sales from the National Association of Realtors are.
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Others have been saying many of the closings in 2019 have been anticipated, and they point out that the closures come from just a few retail chains.
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BI reported that many employees weren't informed of the closings before showing up for work today, learning about them when they saw signs on the stores' doors.
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The company will use the savings from its store closings to focus on its "highest-potential locations," and invest "more aggressively in digital and mobile," Gennette said.
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Denver school closings Schools around Denver are closed today as police try to track down a woman who reportedly has an "infatuation" with the Columbine mass shooting.
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KARACHI, Pakistan — Fears about potential follow-up attacks on Pakistani schools by Taliban militants created widespread confusion and school closings this week, even as officials urged calm.
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But Kloza said that may be the high mark for the summer, unless there is a hurricane that forces refinery closings in the Gulf or East Coast.
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Ongoing closings of coal-fired plants have meanwhile pushed U.S. coal consumption by utilities this year to the lowest since 153, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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Purcell, a Republican, initially defended the closings on Tuesday night, telling Fox 10 Phoenix voters could have voted via early ballots rather than risking waiting in line.
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For instance, April data on existing home contract closings declined 24.5 percent month over month, to a 5.57 million annual rate versus a forecast of 5.65 million.
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Read MoreWhy one builder thinks cheaper homes work Home sales rebounded in December, but largely due to the new mortgage rule that delayed some closings into December.
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"There were a lot of retail closings, and this is the time when you tend to hire up, but you could have another retail loss," she said.
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"I'm dealing with a lot of negativity, these closings, to go tell 300 people we're doing away with their jobs and shutting down their workplace," Bastianich says.
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Revenue is expected to decline 7503% in 2017 and decline 1% in 2018 due to store closings before turning modestly positive in the low single digit range.
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Such pop-up checkpoints and closings lasting several days have disrupted the routines of Palestinian residents, whose ability to move through the occupied territory was already precarious.
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Mr. Samson, who was Mr. Christie's appointee as chairman of the Port Authority at the time of the lane closings, has not been charged in that case.
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WASHINGTON — Commuters here who rely on the Metro are facing delays, early closings, single-tracking and station shutdowns during the second phase of a yearlong repair project.
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Retailers have announced plans to shutter more than 6,700 stores in the US. That beats the previous record -- 6,163 closings -- set in 2008 during the financial meltdown.
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The controversy over the lane closings is the biggest political corruption case in New Jersey in years, riveting a state with a long history of official malfeasance.
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"(Friday's) data just confirms that the November drop was due to delays in closings that were pushed to December," said Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the NAR.
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Inflation in Russia hit double digits last year; its sovereign wealth fund, which bails out struggling Russian companies, is depleted; and factory closings are fueling labor unrest.
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The report says there will be no layoffs or closings of hospitals in the system, which was known until last year as the Health and Hospitals Corporation.
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As the rounds progressed Cormier ate more and more blows between successful closings of the distance, and became less effective when he got there as a result.
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Anyone who knew anything about those closings, she recalled Mr. Christie as saying, had one hour to report it to his chief counsel or chief of staff.
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NEWARK — The man who has admitted orchestrating the mysterious lane closings at the George Washington Bridge in 2013 testified on Tuesday that he was told that Gov.
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For five days of the closings, Mr. Baroni ignored the mayor's increasingly panicked messages reporting public safety problems, with emergency vehicles and school buses stuck in gridlock.
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NEWARK — Three years after the lane closings at the George Washington Bridge and at the end of a six-week trial against two former aides to Gov.
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On cross-examination, a government witness helped sketch out a defense of two aides to Mr. Christie charged with approving the closings and directing the cover-up.
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Mr. Wildstein, who has pleaded guilty to his role in the lane closings, has already testified that he told the governor about them as they were happening.
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It is not clear how effective school closings are during virus outbreaks, said Dr. Jeff Duchin, health officer for the Seattle and King County Public Health agency.
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That could disrupt real estate closings for people buying homes with federally backed mortgages, which require flood coverage for properties in high-risk areas, Mr. Maurstad said.
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A flood in 1997 closed the park for about two and a half months, he said, and since then there have been partial closings every so often.
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The Tokyo organizers' attempts to quash speculation about possible disruptions came as a cascade of cancellations, closings and general confusion played out across the global sports landscape.
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It would also direct funds for seniors, those in public housing and toward students who, due to school closings, are lacking things like housing, care and meals.
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On Monday morning, the governors of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut all announced expanded measures effective 8 pm Monday, including the closings of gyms and casinos.
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But the sector is desperate to evolve after a brutal year of bankruptcies (Toys "R" Us, Payless Shoe Source, The Limited and more) and store closings (J.
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Several news releases issued by the city this year about road closings because of utility work listed the suspect's name as the contact person for further information.
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The closings have destroyed the savings of thousands of people, imperiled the banking system and helped fuel the antigovernment protests that roiled the country late last year.
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However, the company noted that not everything posted to Neighbors was dangerous — people could also find information about lost pets and updates about street closings, for example.
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When the answer came back, it was good news for the Kennedy campaign: The early closings were because every single registered voter had already cast a ballot.
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In response, school administrators and nutrition groups are pressuring the federal government to expand eligibility so that more children can receive meals in case of extended closings.
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As store closings set a record last year, no class of retailer was spared — with the carnage hitting Madison Avenue boutiques, shopping malls and big-box stores.
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In addition to voter ID laws, these "recent changes to voting laws" include polling place closings, new hurdles to voter registration, and cutbacks in early voting days.
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The shuttering of theaters, which the Broadway League said would continue through April 216, followed a flood of cultural closings around the country and around the world.
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Many readers may now be thinking: If closings are simultaneously incredibly important but also incredibly immobile and opaque, isn't there a better way to make it happen?
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More than 9,300 store closings were announced in 2019, smashing the previous record of roughly 8,000 store closures in 2017, according to an analysis by Business Insider.
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Ali Mohamed, 19, had protested the first night and tried to do so again the next Friday, only to be stymied by road closings around downtown Cairo.
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The closings at a peak spending time could come at a considerable cost to the Chinese economy, though it isn't clear how big that toll might be.
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China has some of the world's biggest and newest seaports and airports, but using them has become a lot harder because of roadblocks, quarantines and factory closings.
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Those track closings will force significant changes to the schedules of the nation's two busiest commuter train systems — the Long Island Rail Road and New Jersey Transit.
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Macy's has announced more than 100 store closings since 2016, and Toys "R" Us liquidated all of its locations in the United States, about 800, in 2018.
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They pointed out that packers might rely on significant numbers of cattle contracted against the futures market in advance of plant closings during the Thanksgiving Day holiday.
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Asked about the projections of future store closings, a spokesman for his hedge fund said the a revamped Sears would rely on a "meaningful network" of stores.
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These school closings may last longer than weather-related ones, necessitating a new mind-set that learning doesn't stop because kids are not at a traditional school.
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Already, the Minneapolis school district has announced closings for Tuesday and Wednesday, and the University of Iowa has called off classes from Tuesday evening until Thursday afternoon.
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Co-ops also made up the largest share of sales — 52 percent of all closings — as buyers sought out better bargains, according to the report from Stribling.
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They let us the pass as the last car, but then we encountered other road closings and there was no way to even come near the bridges.
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Years later, he and Blackwell crossed paths again professionally when the Greenville real estate law firm she worked for handled several of Kohlhepp's real estate closings in Greenville.
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Tariffs, rising interest rates, a plunging stock market, layoffs and plant closings are just some of the headaches the industry is facing as 2018 comes to an end.
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Other manufacturers are expected to make changes to adjust to the tariffs and falling consumer demand, whether through temporary or permanent closings or by reshaping their product portfolios.
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The company claims that the motor can withstand over 300,000 openings and closings, which equates to roughly 150 times per day for over five and a half years.
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As demand shifts from stores to online, a wave of retailers has announced store closings across the US, leaving surplus amounts of vacant real estate in prime areas.
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Last month, Hillary Clinton mentioned factory closings when she released her own plan to restore manufacturing jobs through a network of tax credits and federal funding for research.
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Four witnesses in the criminal trial testified that Christie knew about the lane closings either while they were going on or before telling reporters he had no knowledge.
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As anchor tenant brands such as Macy's, Sears and J.C Penney announce store closings (or bankruptcy filings), the marketing power that came with them dry up as well.
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GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, a friend of Christie's, has said publicly that the governor knew about the lane closings on the George Washington Bridge before they happened.
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Nomorobo already automatically allows legal robocalls like automated school closings announcements and local library calls about overdue books through, but that might not be sufficient for all users.
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There will be more store closings in America this year than in 2008, but Las Vegas Strip retailers are actually expanding square footage, the Las Vegas Sun reports.
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They have pushed back on testing, school closings, charter schools, merit pay, insurance and pension cuts, and won reforms including social services, restorative justice initiatives, and increased funding.
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The company's future was exactly what General Motors' (GM's) CEO, Mary Barra, was thinking about when she announced potential plant closings and reductions in salaried and executive jobs.
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Sales of newly built homes, which are recorded by the U.S. Census as signed contracts during the month, not closings, jumped a striking 19 percent month-to-month.
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Bitcoin is slowly making its way into closings on everything from Lake Tahoe land in California to Manhattan condos to single-family homes in the heart of Texas.
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But the plague of poll closings in Georgia commenced in earnest in 22020, after Kemp's office issued a handy guide, formatted Q&A-style, to county officials statewide.
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After lawsuit threats and complaints that the closings would severely curtail local voter registration, the state chose to open the offices at least one day a month. Gov.
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In recent years, a rise in greenhouse gas emissions has tended to follow nuclear plant closings, since they are most often replaced by natural gas, industry executives say.
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Analysts expect more retailers to announce store closings throughout the first few months of the year, as they digest the results from their holiday and fourth-quarter sales.
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NEWARK — Three weeks of testimony in federal court here have focused mostly on the scheming behind the politically motivated lane closings at the George Washington Bridge in 2013.
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The C.D.C. conceded that long-term closings could significantly affect academic outcomes for students, economic conditions for struggling families and health conditions for grandparents who care for students.
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In her ruling, the judge also removed a prohibition on so-called "title closers" — the people who showed up at home closings on behalf of insurers — earning gratuities.
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It also recommends taking advantage of longer closings of subway lines not only to make necessary repairs but also to focus on enhancements like power and track upgrades.
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Accelerated construction is a well-regarded method of erecting bridges that avoids the long months of street closings when a structure is built over a road or river.
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A total of 2.23,838 units were expected to close through the end of the year, according to CityRealty, a 15 percent drop from the 6,267 closings in 2017.
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Boeing is bracing for a rise in absent workers, either because school closings force parents to stay home or because people are too scared to leave the house.
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The broader closings are an unsurprising development as more governments across the country push to temporarily shutter non-essential public businesses, something that has swiftly impacted entertainment venues.
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And as painful as layoffs and plant closings are, it was a failure to see tougher times ahead that helped send G.M. off a cliff a decade ago.
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This revision shows that the battered retail sector, hit by store closings and a shift of shoppers to online purchases, cut far more jobs than the previous estimate.
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As for school closings, they said it would lead to children spending more time with grandparents, risking the spread of the virus to a more vulnerable age group.
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The sales were among Manhattan's priciest residential closings in the month of April, most of which were also near the park, according to New York City property records.
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It sits along a business corridor that was hurt by street closings and security checks that disrupted the area while Mr. Trump resided there as the president-elect.
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On Monday, D.R. Horton — the largest American homebuilder by house closings — reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue for the first quarter, sending its shares up 2 percent.
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The closings are expected to reduce the company's operating income by $175 million in the second quarter, Christine McCarthy, the chief financial officer, said on an earnings call.
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Apple warned earlier in February that it did not expect to hit its March revenue targets because of the coronavirus, blaming slower production and store closings in China.
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Thousands more store closings could be on the way in the coming years as online shopping continues to replace purchases at physical stores and eat into retailers' profits.
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Warren's so far succeeded in debates by sticking out of fights, avoiding interruptions, and hitting her anti-corruption message and personal story hard in her openings and closings.
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Wynton Habersham, head of the subway department at the transportation authority, said he would prefer longer closings, too, but the agency has to weigh the impact on riders.
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Pending home sales, which measure signed contracts, not closings, dropped 210% in December compared with November, as the supply of homes hit a record low during the month.
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The closings, part of the effort to help Puerto Rico battle a $123 billion debt, were ordered by a Washington-based consultant now in charge of education there.
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Testimony during the trial indicated that the governor knew about the closings as they were happening, despite his assertions that he knew nothing about them until much later.
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A federal official who had been briefed on the plans said Amtrak was trying to limit the number of closings to about three or four tracks at once.
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What U.S. retail company, which was founded in 1893, is part of a bankruptcy filing that will cause more store closings, though it hopes to stay in business?
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Between 2015 and 2016 alone more than 8003,000 jobs were lost due to plant closings, bankruptcies and more, according to a January 2018 report from the Commerce Department.
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The authorities began enforcing a soft and a hard perimeter in central Washington in the early hours of Friday morning, and other road closings around the region followed.
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Many also remain appalled by the 2013 George Washington Bridge lane closings — payback to the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee for not supporting Mr. Christie's re-election campaign.
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As the spread of the coronavirus leads to more school closings, many parents are finding themselves faced with the prospect of what amounts to home-schooling their children.
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But 21st-century shopping habits have had a deteriorative effect on them, according to a recent Times article that reports on a spate of retail store closings nationwide.
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Coming after smaller rounds of closings and mergers, the changes will leave 215 schools in the program, less than half the number at its inception three years ago.
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She rattled off the closings, followed by a list of evacuation centers and the number of structures and acres threatened by a fire that had erupted that morning.
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The closings mark the end of a significant chapter for Ms. Boone, who first opened a gallery in SoHo in the late 1970s and quickly rose to prominence.
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The plant closings also forced thousands of residents to leave the city; today fewer than 100,000 people call Flint home, down from a peak of 196,000 in 403.
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Li Xinchuang, the head of the China Metallurgical Industry Planning and Research Institute, told the official Xinhua news agency that the planned steel mill closings could cost 400,000 jobs.
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Some of the workers who had lost their jobs in store closings just before the bankruptcy filing also had their severance payments cut off because of the bankruptcy case.
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No official timeline has been given for the closings, and the brick-and-mortar locations and e-commerce site will continue to operate as normal for the time being.
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The WARN notice is mandated by U.S. labor law and requires companies with 100 or more employees to provide 60 days advance notification of plant closings and mass layoffs.
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" He added: "If you have people who are on their backs already, who have undergone major cost reductions with layoffs and store closings and cuts all over the place.
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Though the military's decision and reasoning were not officially announced, news reports and social media posts about the closings led to widespread speculation that more attacks could be coming.
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Excluding the impact of its previously announced cost-saving strategies during the quarter, which include store closings, it expects to earn between 58 cents and 59 cents a share.
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Meanwhile, the supply of brick-and-mortar stores outweighs demand, leading several major retailers like Macy's and Sears to announce widespread store closings in an effort to boost productivity.
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"Tax writing committees in the Senate and the House are going to be laying out the $4 trillion in loophole closings that need to take place," Corker told NBC.
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We're covering the human cost of SoftBank's growth, a third day of school closings in Hong Kong amid unrest and what it would feel like to touch the moon.
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Another former official at the Port Authority and an acquaintance of Mr. Christie's, David Wildstein, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy for his role in the lane closings.
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Mr. Baroni's deputy at the Port Authority, David Wildstein, pleaded guilty in May 2015, and has said that Mr. Christie knew about the lane closings as they were happening.
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NEWARK — As the scandal over the lane closings at the George Washington Bridge mushroomed in December 2013, Bridget Anne Kelly called a co-worker one evening in a panic.
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"Once we get just a few more closings and maybe a handful more of bankruptcies, it will be very clear that the mall retail business is back," he continued.
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And although Barnes & Noble still plans to close about eight stores this fiscal year, that's not such bad news: It's the lowest number of store closings in 16 years.
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This week, the judges will also decide whether to allow prosecutors to impose on me, Mr. Bahgat and our organizations office closings, travel bans, asset freezes and criminal charges.
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The 22013-year-old retailer has been in decline for years and is no stranger to store closings, but the company's bankruptcy doesn't mean Sears is gone for good.
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The unexpected development, which unfolded in a courtroom that typically deals with relatively minor crimes, is the latest problem for Mr. Christie, a Republican, related to the lane closings.
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WASHINGTON — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised schools on Friday that closings for at least eight weeks might be the most effective way to contain the coronavirus.
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How are you processing and making sense of the coronavirus outbreak — the constant media coverage, reports of new outbreaks, the volatile stock market and the prospects of school closings?
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The import surges have helped fuel more layoffs and plant closings, according to Scott Paul, the president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, which represents steel companies and workers.
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Big-budget studio releases are getting pushed to on-demand rental ahead of schedule in an effort to recoup the costs associated with mass Covid-2100-related theater closings.
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While dozens of retailers have announced temporary store closings, Victoria's Secret's move to close its online business could be a warning sign that no part of retail is safe.
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Finally, Trump's angry reaction to auto plant closings is a reminder of his third big policy misunderstanding: He believes that you can run the economy by yelling at people.
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Cuomo also didn't call for a mandatory shut down of the city's restaurants and bars, but instead urged private businesses to consider work from home measures and voluntary closings.
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"To do mass closings of schools is not without consequence," Cuomo said at a press conference in New Rochelle, the city at the heart of New York's coronavirus outbreak.
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Officials blamed the drop on competition from Uber and other ride-hail apps, and on night and weekend closings for construction work that are needed to fix the system.
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Editorial One year after a record-breaking toxic haze blanketed New Delhi, prompting school closings, car pileups and flight delays, the smog is back and it's worse than ever.
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More recently, Gap said about 130 locations will close in fiscal 2019 and a majority of those closings will happen in the fourth quarter, which extends into January 2020.
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The closings are a sign that years of heady growth led to a boot-camp glut, and that the field could be in the early stages of a shakeout.
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In the spring and early summer, a barrage of big closings were recorded as buyers rushed to beat New York State's higher "mansion tax," which took effect July 1.
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Among his biggest departures from the approach of his predecessor, Michael R. Bloomberg, was his pledge to avoid widespread school closings, which are strongly opposed by the teachers' union.
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Mr. Wildstein, by his own admission an inveterate prankster and liar, operated as Mr. Christie's enforcer at the Port Authority, and has pleaded guilty to orchestrating the lane closings.
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There is also a lot of industry criticism of the regulatory burden that the bureau has put on small lenders and industry players involved in residential real estate closings.
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This penthouse is the second priciest transaction since closings began in late 2015 at the 96-story tower, between 56th and 29.083th Streets in the heart of Billionaires' Row.
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Mr. Baroni, prosecutors said, also perjured himself during his trial, maintaining that the lane closings were part of a traffic study, when in fact it was motivated by politics.
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When The New York Times reported the first of the New York closings in July, Dean & DeLuca confirmed that it was shutting three of its stores in New York.
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Here are three reasons to be confident in the industry's prospects: First, while bankruptcies and store closings are certainly painful, they are helping whittle away at retail's overcapacity problem.
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On Monday, Mr. Byford said the capital plan "exceeds my wildest expectations" and warned subway riders that he would need their patience during station closings to upgrade the system.
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The retail sector, which scraped along for much of 2019, was buoyed by the holiday season, but recently announced store closings could reverse those gains in the coming months.
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It correlates with President Trump's promise to save the coal industry and the administration's argument that a rash of coal and nuclear plant closings is threatening the electric grid.
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"We should also be vigilant to avoid regulatory overreach that could inadvertently lead to more college closings," Richard Doherty wrote in a Boston Business Journal op-ed in May.
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The prime minister, members of his cabinet and public health officials both in Ottawa and in several provinces outlined a variety of new restrictions and closings during the day.
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There were certainly less successful buildings that began closings this year, he said, but the project still has a large share of unsold units more than three years later.
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Sales for two mall stalwarts, Gap and L Brands, the parent company of Victoria's Secret, also fell short of Wall Street's forecasts, and the pair announced more store closings.
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Many of the people we met were introduced to us by the Idaho Wildlife Federation, which has been trying to track road closings that block access to public land.
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Art dealer Hillel (Helly) Nahmad acquired two half-floor penthouses at 432 Park Avenue for $60 million, the most expensive New York property closings during the month of June.
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Sanders focused his message in Michigan on trade, repeatedly hitting Clinton over her support for trade deals that he said lead to job losses and factory closings in Michigan.
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