"We're working very hard to take costs out, and we've taken an enormous amount of costs out, but we need a more efficient system supporting us," said Cosgrove, who was CEO of the Cleveland Clinic from 2004 through 2017.
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THEY HAVE TAKEN ABOUT A BILLION OF COSTS OUT OF THE SYSTEM ALREADY.
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The citizens of Orlando are paying for those costs out of their taxes.
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WE'RE STRENGTHENING OUR SUPPLY CHAIN SO WE TAKE COSTS OUT AND BUILD MORE SPEED.
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This could adequately spread the costs out while allowing a good return for the investor.
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WE ANNOUNCED TODAY WERE GOING TO TAKE $350 MILLION OF COSTS OUT OF THE BUSINESS.
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Above those thresholds, it's possible to self-insure, or cover the costs out of pocket.
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Producers there have wrung costs out of their factories to survive in a brutally competitive market.
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For animals who need vaccinations, medicine, or food, Stewart pays for the costs out of pocket.
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Such a plan would require customers to pay 30 percent of their health costs out of pocket.
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"We have taken swift action, taken costs out and are also making adjustments in pricing," Spiesshofer said.
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"They're definitely taking costs out of the system and watching their pennies," said Cowen and Co analyst Eric Schmidt.
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If it were to develop, elderly folk would worry less about funding their care costs out of their estate.
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However, analysts covering the companies were not convinced that squeezing costs out of the combined business would be easy.
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Insurance deductibles keep getting bigger, which means people have to pay more of their own costs out of pocket.
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Valero, which had the highest costs out of the 11 companies, accounted for one-third of last year's total.
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Though they note Obama made a point of paying for some of the costs out of his own pocket.
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Benjamin said residents paid for about 2000 percent of their costs out of pocket, with insurance covering the rest.
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Many are reluctant to take on extra costs out of a fear that the good times will not last.
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Focus on the consequences of crushing debt doesn't address the root problem: Why are college costs out of control?
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This is more than enough to cover the school's tuition costs out of pocket and provide a $1,554 surplus.
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Moreover, the company is working to take costs out of the materials used as the F-35 program moves along.
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Cutting costs out of Best Buy's business has been one of Joly's biggest priorities since he arrived four years ago.
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Flannery is trying to take $2 billion of costs out of the company, including grounding its fleet of corporate jets.
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"It's really going to be a focus on the supply chain, taking costs out and improving the logistics," Day said.
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Most prominently, Trump himself called the costs "out of control" in 2016, though he has more recently praised the jet.
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But consumers now pay one-third of health care and coverage costs out of pocket, approximately $1 trillion per year.
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The company is poised to triple its cost cutting in large part by engineering costs out and introducing new products.
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High-deductible plans, where consumers pay more costs out-of-pocket before their insurance kicks in, continue to become more popular.
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Very likely, many middle-income families would decide simply to cover all of their routine health care costs out of pocket.
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I lost employer-based health insurance when I left the workforce and had to pay my health care costs out of pocket.
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Why it matters: Take this year's budget: CBO estimates $47 billion for enduring costs out of the total $69 billion OCO budget.
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It wasn't until years later that Smith found out Romney was the anonymous donor, paying the costs out of his own pocket.
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United Technologies chopped more costs out of its last big acquisition, of Goodrich for $16.5 billion in 2012, than it originally promised.
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Bundled services can spread those costs out or transfer them entirely to distributors while accessing a larger customer base, lowering the price considerably.
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That has always struck me as the fairest way to do it — shift policy costs out of electricity rates, into a progressive tax.
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Patients must pay about 30 percent of costs out of pocket, compared with an average of about 10 percent in the United States.
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In the meantime, he's encouraging users to set up their own instances of Mastodon, which will spread the costs out among the user base.
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T. But with those costs out of the way this year, and with the yen weakening since April, Honda expects a boost in performance.
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The company has taken $350 million in costs out of its business through that initiative, with an end goal of removing $400 million in expenses.
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"What hospitals are looking for is something that's going to help the efficiency and help the hospitals by the taking the costs out", he explained.
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Prices have risen more than 6 percent in Buenos Aires this month, private economists estimate, putting basic living costs out of reach for more families.
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With flexible dates, times, and destinations, you may be able to put together a perfect vacation without paying for any travel costs out of pocket.
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Faber said a deal "seems likely" at this point, and the two companies would be able to wring significant costs out of a combined operation.
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If they decide not to buy a policy, she recommends separating those costs out from their other annual spending estimations and preparing for them accordingly.
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By backing these costs out from the pay calculation, McKesson essentially frees Mr. Hammergren of any personal responsibility for activities that result in regulatory fines.
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Like fast-fashion retailers, it leans on its supply chain to take costs out of production, and bring a new item to market nearly every week.
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This means that many people must purchase additional vision insurance, pay costs out of pocket to access care, or go without the care and interventions they need.
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"The overwhelming emphasis on taking costs out and improving margins has come at the expense of the company's long-term health," said Erin Lash, a Morningstar analyst.
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"By investing in that recycling infrastructure in Haiti, it takes costs out of the supply chain, Jackowski says, "but it also elevates the capabilities of what we're building.
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"About £34 million remains, subject to the payment of bankruptcy and administration expenses, including legal costs, out of this sum," Arnold was quoted as saying in the ruling.
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He also said there were issues with Hain's fruit business in the U.K. Hain also announced Thursday it would take $350 million of costs out of the business.
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"What we're seeing now with the U.S. LNG coming in is that the whole market is focused on taking costs out of the system," Norman told the conference.
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Mr. Wirth has been credited with wringing costs out of Chevron's bloated refinery business, and for making it one of the most profitable such divisions in the industry.
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"We hope to cut those costs out, thereby raising the price of soybeans to producers and cutting the cost of feed and protein to livestock producers," Zeeland's Meeuwsen said.
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SIMON: WELL, LOWER PRICES, BUT ONE OF THE THINGS WE'VE ANNOUNCED ARE COST CUTTING THAT ARE GOING TO TAKE COSTS OUT OF OUR BUSINESS THAT SHOULD ENHANCE OUR MARGINS.
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"What's driving the stocks today is a view that some consolidation might take some costs out and drive up profits," said Jim McDonald, chief investment strategist for Northern Trust.
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"We have taken substantial costs out of our major decommissioning project, the Brent, and we will continue to do so," said Steve Phimister, head of Shell's North Sea upstream.
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Their smarter systems and lack of branches should enable them to strip costs out, says Tara Reeves of OMERS Ventures, the venture-capital arm of a Canadian pension fund.
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Taking health-care costs out of the equation of collective bargaining, or even in nonunion workplaces, would mean bigger paychecks -- assuming companies didn't divert the savings into nonproductive CEO pay.
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People in any society that are told they don't have to cover their own healthcare costs out of pocket are logically less likely to take good personal care of themselves.
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LONG BEFORE Tim Cook became Apple's boss, when his job was to wring costs out of the company's supply chain, he learned of a problem with a supplier in China.
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Not only is Trump trailing Clinton in the latest polling numbers, but he only managed to raise $3.1 million last month, covering $2 million of costs out of his own pocket.
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The A9103neo is one of several challenges as Airbus tries to accelerate output of new jetliners, fix glitches on its A400M military plane and squeeze costs out of the slow-selling A380.
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Recent data show that medicine costs are growing at the slowest rate in years, yet patients are being forced to pay more and more of their prescription medicine costs out of pocket.
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Under these rules if a mutual fund spends a dollar on corporate governance issues - and the research and campaigns involved are labor intensive - they must bear those costs out of their fee income.
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Across global cities, many low-income families are forced to routinely leave jobs and schools to shuttle between government-provided homes, as housing shortages put private rental costs out of reach, he said.
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However, "specialty drugs" that often address chronic conditions are being placed in higher tiers, forcing consumers to cover anywhere from 20 to 50 percent of the total costs out of their own pockets.
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The compliance costs, when combined with the liability that S.1989 would impose on online platforms for recordkeeping errors, may drive online advertising costs out of the reach of many small grassroots organizations.
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L: We reinvented ourselves, we took out a lot of costs out from the business but at the same time we didn't affect the ultimate guest experience and that was the most important thing.
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For 53 or so artists given that chance at Four World Trade Center, the choice was obvious, even if it meant paying for all involved costs out of their own pockets, with zero compensation guaranteed.
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"We have seen the best of the best in terms of metals prices being helpful, currencies being helpful and companies pulling costs out," he said, declining to be named as it is against company policy.
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With just a handful of local schools, most families cannot afford transport costs out of the slum and many young people work with their parents earning meager incomes from small businesses like weaving and embroidery.
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"These companies still have the ability to stabilize their business by taking costs out of the system and generating significant free cash flow to invest in new areas, which will improve operating margins," she said.
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I mean, so far, they're taking a different approach that does not look a lot like Prime, but does provide benefits to loyal shoppers, and shoppers that help them take costs out of their logistics system.
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Aldi's focus is driving costs out of its system at every point in the value chain, because the basis of its success is providing roughly the same stuff as its competitors, usually at a lower price.
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No. You can let the money in your H.S.A. grow, pay for health costs out of another account, then reimburse yourself for the expenses from the H.S.A. at any time in the future, Mr. Ramthun said.
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Mr Polman's beliefs were tested in February when Unilever received a bid from Kraft-Heinz, a ketchup-to-hot dog gorilla controlled by Warren Buffett and 20163G Capital, a fund known for ripping costs out of multinationals.
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The plan may not, unfortunately, do much in terms of immediate aid to low-income families, who would still have to pay for child-care costs out of pocket and wait for tax season to see aid.
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She now pays almost $618 per month for a plan that has a $4,000 deductible and — because of health problems that include migraines and endometriosis — her prescription drug costs out of pocket are about $400 each month.
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The plans will also come with more prescription-drug coverage and $0 copays on primary-care appointments so that members can get proactive and preventive care without feeling the pressure of high medical costs out of pocket.
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There was something of an "arms race," too, with fan films—Cawley's included —spending more and more money on their productions, often through crowdfunding (although Cawley still paid for most of the costs out of his own pocket).
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And what about the people who, unaware of the governor's announcement and accustomed to a byzantine health care system that can incur extraordinary surprise costs out of nowhere, will still avoid going to the hospital to get tested?
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The cartel's most important member, Saudi Arabia, famously refused to cut output in 230, because officials were hoping the resulting price crash would drive large swathes of the US fracking industry — with its higher production costs — out of business.
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"The reality is that you can't take enough costs out of it to fundamentally change the cost parameters of the PBM market," said Sculley, noting that the nation's largest pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts has more than 35,000 employees.
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We think that we can grow, but we do think that we can take costs out of the business, both on the rides on and on Eat's side and build for the long-term, but build responsibly for the long-term.
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I have got a good friend whose mother was dying of breast cancer years ago at a top New York hospital, and her family was willing to pay whatever it costs out of their own pocket for experimental treatment, and she was denied.
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We will do everything we can to try to take other costs out of the business, working with our suppliers, whether that's opportunities in supply chain, other elements of the business and then we'll try to protect the customer on the project.
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" A post shared by Chloe Potter (@sunshineonmmymind) on Jul 1, 2019 at 1:00pm PDT Westlin advises Potter to make room in her budget for health coverage: "Having health insurance prevents you from having to pay these astronomical healthcare costs out of pocket.
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Repeatedly, the CEOs took aim at Medicare Part D for the high prices paid by patients, since its model requires patients on average to cover 13 percent of their drug costs out-of-pocket, as opposed to 3 percent of hospital costs.
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Gagey said Air France-KLM was aiming to reduce costs by at least 1.5 percent this year with initiatives such as a new Air France unit, dubbed Boost, that will operate at lower costs out of its hub at Charles de Gaulle in Paris.
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The cartel's most important member, Saudi Arabia, famously refused to cut output in 2014 when prices first began sliding, because officials were hoping the resulting price crash would drive large swaths of the US fracking industry — with its higher production costs — out of business.
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The cartel's most important member, Saudi Arabia, famously refused to cut output in 603 when prices first began sliding, because officials were hoping the resulting price crash would drive large swaths of the US fracking industry — with its higher production costs — out of business.
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However, the survey also showed a dramatic spike in the number of people who are enrolled in so-called high-deductible health plans, which require them to directly pay a larger share of their medical costs out of pocket, as opposed their plan shouldering that cost.
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Their shared concerns include rising childcare costs, out-of-control traffic and commutes, protecting patients with preexisting conditions, affordable health care and home prices, school safety, caring for aging parents, paid parental leave, workforce development, putting money away for the future and accessing more educational opportunities.
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Sneha Verma, a sophomore at the University of Kansas, has her plan all worked out: The school's Multicultural Student Government will handle the vending machine's upfront costs out of their budget, but in order to keep it stocked in perpetuity, she is proposing that 8 cents be added to student fees.
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"It's a difficult retail outlook, but it's probably the perfect time to be picking it up at the bottom of the market - take the costs out, do some marketing and if consumers start spending, watch the stock run up," market portfolio strategist at stockbroker Blue Ocean Equities Mathan Somasundaram said.
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"For storage, we spent a decade building our custom Storage Pods and Vault cloud storage file system, and growing a culture that focuses on squeezing costs out at every layer,"Backblaze CEO Gleb Budman told me when I asked him about how his company was able to afford this price drop.
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Paige, 20 College/University: University of VirginiaTuition cost per year: $13,970 (total expected costs out of state are estimated at about $70,000, but I save money by living in a cheaper apartment, cooking my own food, etc) Who is paying for your college tuition and how are they paying for it?
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"They're incredibly valuable on the financial metrics of understanding how to get costs out of the business, how to be more streamlined, how to think about the organizational structure differently, how to find nickels and dimes throughout the organization," and at getting maximum value out of real estate, Mr. Jones said.
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Operating profit from sugar jumped to 123 million pounds from just 3 million pounds last time, reflecting higher global sugar prices and the group's move to take costs out of the business and re-shape its portfolio - selling out of its sugar cane business in southern China and taking full ownership of Illovo in Africa.
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"We have accelerated spend on some of the investment projects and that has put slightly more costs earlier into the P&L in the first nine months of the year ... it's a conscious decision to invest more but at the same time we are taking the underlying costs out of the business," he said.
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Bob McClaren, a Texas rancher who is helping lead Walmart's effort to source its cattle, said in an interview that the new supply chain will be able to "pull some of those costs out of all these other middlemen along the way," allowing the more than 600 ranchers Walmart has partnered with so far to receive a premium on their cattle.
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THEY'VE TAKING 10 BILLION OF COSTS OUT SINCE 2012 WE CAN'T FIND A PENNY OF IT. I SPOKE TO A LOT OF THE EX-GILLETTE GUYS AND YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAID; IF DOLLAR SHAVE CLUB AND IF LARRYS OR HARRYS WHOEVER THE OTHER GUY IS WERE AROUND WHEN THEY WERE RUNNING GILLETTE THEY WOULD HAVE PUT A GROUP OF THEM TOGETHER FIVE OR TEN GUYS IN A ROOM AND SAY HOW DO WE PUT THESE GUYS OUT OF BUSINESS NOW.
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