DAVID FABER: Which is still the crown jewel, to a certain extent-- JOHN MALONE: Which is still-- DAVID FABER: --but is not-- JOHN MALONE: --the crown jewel, yeah.
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And then comes the crown jewel: Shade & Illuminate Lips.
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Ah yes, Startup Battlefield — the crown jewel of Disrupt.
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To destroy Boeing — the crown jewel of American manufacturing.
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And Fixer Upper's ratings are a crown jewel for HGTV.
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He is the crown jewel of an incredibly wealthy project.
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Samsung Electronics sits as the crown jewel of this empire.
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It's also arguably the crown jewel of Hagar's impressive collection.
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But the wireless charging is definitely the crown jewel, here.
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We called the 6P "the crown jewel of Android devices".
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Look at Boeing, the crown jewel of American sophisticated manufacturing.
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"This is supposed to be the crown jewel," he said.
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HBO has long been the crown jewel of American television.
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Emmys broadcaster Fox paraded its crown jewel, The Masked Singer.
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Mostly because the Delta is the crown jewel of infrastructure headaches.
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Inside, he shows off the crown jewel of his cocktail spots.
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Bragg was the crown jewel of the Army's housing privatization program.
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The Academy Awards is undeniably the crown jewel of awards season.
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Hainan Airlines, China's fourth-largest airline, is considered HNA's crown jewel.
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But clearly, the crown jewel of the night was Aboubakar's goal.
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Heavyweight Champion against Roman Reigns, the crown jewel of the WWE's
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Our independent judiciary is the crown jewel of our constitutional republic.
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It's sort of the crown jewel in his collection [of courses].
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It's, 'This is his crown jewel, presenting it to the world.
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Wimbledon, the crown jewel of the sport, is one of them.
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Renault is often described as a crown jewel of French industry.
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He came over and he said we were the crown jewel.
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"It is that crown jewel because it's free," Mr. Eustis said.
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Among Beirut cultural institutions, Achrafieh's Sursock Museum is a crown jewel.
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The US stealth fighters are the crown jewel on the list.
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Breakingviews Saudi Arabia's oil producer, Saudi Aramco, is its crown jewel.
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The LHC experiment is the crown jewel of CERN in Geneva, Switzerland.
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Then could come the crown jewel of a platform: discovery and virality.
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The crown jewel of the celebration (aside from Future himself, of course)?
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WWE has stopped talking about Crown Jewel, but it is still on.
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And the crown jewel of that legacy is the Shriner's YouTube channel.
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The Empathy Suite is the crown jewel of the Palms Casino Resort.
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The law is known today as "the crown jewel" of the movement.
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The United States Supreme Court is the crown jewel of our Constitution.
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Its crown jewel is The French Laundry, chef Thomas Keller's iconic restaurant.
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"Qualcomm is a crown jewel of the American semiconductor industry," he said.
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Reminder: Renault is often described as a crown jewel of French industry.
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Argentina is packed with elite talent, with Lionel Messi their crown jewel.
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"Texas obviously is sort of the crown jewel of redistricting," Post said.
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Starting with our legendary pitch competition, the crown jewel of Disrupt — Startup Battlefield.
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The USPTO is the crown jewel in the American and global innovation ecosystem.
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And no, you can't attend the crown jewel in Chapel Hill for $234.
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This time, it is targeting the crown jewel of the South Korean empire.
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The scrutiny has extended to Macau, the crown jewel of the Wynn empire.
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Qualcomm is viewed as a crown jewel of the United States tech industry.
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But the crown jewel of Lee's career has to be Peter Parker, a.k.a.
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"We think that's the crown jewel of an economic growth package," he said.
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"Vulnerable" is the crown jewel of "Rare," Gomez's most personal album to date.
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"His family is also really a crown jewel of our community," Pishevar said.
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And there's no evidence that Tata is willing to sell its crown jewel.
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The crown jewel of the night was supposed to be Melania Trump's speech.
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Hainan Airlines Co, China's fourth-largest airline which, is considered HNA's crown jewel.
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Beatport was to be the company's crown jewel, gleaming in green and black.
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WWE is scheduled to have the "Crown Jewel" event in Riyadh on Nov.
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Everyone has that one clothing item that is the crown jewel of their wardrobe.
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It's arguably the crown jewel of development projects for one reason: the multiplier effect.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: If you think about our Supreme Court, it&aposs the crown jewel.
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Animation continues to be a crown jewel for Comcast, which acquired DreamWorks in April.
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The crown jewel is an NVidia VANTA RIVA TNT2—what a goddamn mouthful, right?
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HQ would be the crown jewel of platforms like Facebook Watch or Snapchat Discover.
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But "Stairway" remains their crown jewel that is, for the moment, still tarnish-free.
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Tillerson was seen -- by Trump at least -- as the crown jewel of his Cabinet.
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"We realized that it almost is the crown jewel of True Ventures," he said.
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But don't expect it to become the shiny crown jewel in the Army's fleet.
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KS), although the impact may be limited on crown jewel Samsung Electronics (005930.KS).
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NS) European unit; being less dependent on crown jewel Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) (TCS.
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"This is the crown jewel of the Whitman," Mr. Modlin said of the apartment.
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The big question now: How will AT&T treat its newest crown jewel, HBO?
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Ms. Pressley's victory was the crown jewel in a transformative day in Massachusetts politics.
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American's Latin American network is its crown jewel, developed over the past 30 years.
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Its crown jewel, Samsung Electronics, accounts for one-fifth of all South Korean exports.
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"It&aposs actually the crown jewel of BHPO," O&aposReilly said of Beverly Park.
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The crown jewel of trade deals, they argued, would be with the United States.
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Founded in 1911, SNC-Lavalin is a crown jewel in the Quebec corporate firmament.
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Since then, the club has sat as a crown jewel in Trump's real estate empire.
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The cable sports network has, for years, been a crown jewel in Disney's vast empire.
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Search, Google's crown jewel, and humanity's way of finding the world's information, has big problems.
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Myrtle Beach is the crown jewel of South Carolina's 2900-mile long Grand Strand coast.
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I think the grid, the electricity grid, is the crown jewel in a clean economy.
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VMware is considered the crown jewel of the group of companies that constitutes EMC's federation.
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"It's really becoming the crown jewel of Bezos' empire," said GBH Insights analyst Daniel Ives.
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London's forex market, the world's biggest, is the crown jewel in Britain's financial services industry.
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There's a reason this is a legend; it's the crown jewel of the slush menu.
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The solitaire is the crown jewel (pun intended) of Conrad's first foray into fine jewelry.
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The intended crown jewel of the night, Melania Trump's speech, has been marred by plagiarism.
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Consent decrees—described as the DOJ's "crown jewel"—are an important tool for imposing reform.
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Remember that Tillerson was at one point seen as the crown jewel of Trump's Cabinet.
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Washington (CNN)Ivanka Trump came to Washington as the crown jewel of her family's empire.
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The Los Angeles Times is widely considered Tribune's crown jewel, but Gannett has broader interests.
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Former Attorney General Eric Holder referred to it as the "crown jewel" of the department.
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Tinder feels like sort of the crown jewel for you guys out of your portfolio.
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The airlines form a national utility and Boeing is the crown-jewel of American manufacturing.
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Without that crown jewel, the media company may find its digital strategy harder to achieve.
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The Fiend recently won the title at WWE's most recent Crown Jewel event in October.
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"The government will never give up its crown jewel," said a senior banker in Riyadh.
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Now the signature — the crown jewel of penmanship — is headed for the same ash heap.
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Holder -- that eviscerated the Voting Rights Act, the crown jewel of the civil rights movement.
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"That's an example of a crown jewel park that can't even fix its water system."
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saudi Arabia's Plan A for its crown jewel hasn't gone to plan.
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The crown jewel of Twitter's collection is 10 of the NFL's "Thursday Night Football" games.
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In 1979, before construction began, the Donald's planned crown jewel in Manhattan was in trouble.
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Some conservatives oppose the idea of Riyadh relinquishing any control over its oil's crown jewel.
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It is the crown jewel event in a town that is banking on yoga tourism.
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"The crown jewel is this spectacular dock," she notes of the 19th-century Greek Revival house.
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The show, Crown Jewel, would be Hogan's first official taste of the WWE spotlight in years.
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That thinned-out conference was held a few days before Crown Jewel is scheduled to start.
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GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS) is considered the crown jewel of what's left of GE Capital.
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The crown jewel of Overstock's blockchain business is tZero, which the company spent $150 million building.
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And, of course, you don't want to miss Startup Battlefield, the crown jewel of TechCrunch Disrupt.
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Some call Startup Battlefield, our premier pitch competition, the crown jewel of Disrupt, and we agree.
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A couple of Mayer's acquisitions, including Tumblr, her crown jewel, are still doing their own thing.
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To this day, the course is considered to be the crown jewel of the PGA tour.
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But there is no question as you said a moment ago, aviation is our crown jewel.
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AT&T spent more than $85 billion to acquire Time Warner and its crown jewel, HBO.
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Fury takes on Braun Strowman in WWE's "Crown Jewel" show in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Thursday.
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Once the crown jewel of India's private carriers, Jet is now facing a severe cash crunch.
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The hotel's crown jewel is the Fleur Room, a lounge and nightclub on the 35th floor.
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But the "crown jewel" of Trump's anti-immigrant policies, Leutert said, are the Migrant Protection Protocols.
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The Cone Collection, the institution's crown jewel, was a gift from the Cone sisters of Baltimore.
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Officials began to envision the TV tower as the crown jewel of a central socialist square.
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VMware was seen as the crown jewel in 2015 when Dell acquired EMC for $67 billion.
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Gaye was a musical force in the 70s who became a crown jewel for Motown Records.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saudi Arabia's sale of its crown jewel always risked becoming a Greek tragedy.
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VMware was seen as the crown jewel in 003 when Dell acquired EMC for $200 billion.
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Mr. Chávez handed it the reins of Venezuela's crown jewel, the state-run oil company PDVSA.
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" The Wall Street Journal, Mr. Murdoch's crown jewel, ran an editorial calling the candidate a "catastrophe.
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The accused was Warren Hastings, governor general of India, the crown jewel of the British Empire.
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But, Ronda tells us she supports the decision to move forward with 'Crown Jewel' on Nov.
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The crown jewel of fast food is finally joining other restaurants in offering pay-by-phone ordering.
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THAAD, or terminal high altitude area defense, is regarded as America's crown jewel in missile defense systems.
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" Instead of being offended or disgusted by this crown jewel, they smile and effusively coo, "Good luck!
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In terms of asset sales, the company has no plans to sell any "Crown Jewel" type asset.
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History is long, and the Saudis may have another opportunity to float shares in their crown jewel.
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Frequently blessing us with unexpected holiday selfies, their friendship has become the crown jewel of the internet.
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The oil-producing giant, Saudi Arabia's crown jewel, could become the most valuable company in the world.
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WWE had their money and an ongoing agreement to do more, like Crown Jewel, on November 2nd.
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"This is one race that it is a crown jewel that I haven't got yet," Stewart said.
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"This is the crown jewel of the bathroom," Moore said in a video home tour in 2017.
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Visuals aside, "Maps" remains the record's crown jewel because it's cut with a potent poignancy previously unrevealed.
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And of course don't miss the crown jewel of every Disrupt: Startup Battlefield, TechCrunch's epic pitch competition.
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This month, the company unveiled the crown jewel for the enterprise: its flagship shopping mall, K11 Musea.
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There were lots of other assets in the buyout, but Swift's stuff was considered the crown jewel.
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The 5 Series is a BMW crown jewel so, no surprise, the designers didn't make many changes.
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He is a generational player, and this season is on its way to being his crown jewel.
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"Japan is seen as the crown jewel of Asian gaming development outside of Macau," an analyst said.
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Energy is crown jewel of NAFTA and will bind them Dan Yergin: Global strength fueling oil demand
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Vince McMahon's company announced Thursday the 'Crown Jewel' event in Riyadh will proceed as planned on Nov.
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The Garden State's crown jewel remains its 130 miles of coastline, spanning from Sandy Hook to Cape May.
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But now people want to know, how are you going to protect American innovation, technology, the crown jewel?
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This is a powerhouse book that feels like the (current) crown jewel on Tea's extensive body of work.
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The Trump International Hotel and Tower soars over Central Park as the crown jewel of the family business.
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While the Startup Battlefield is the crown jewel, it's by no means the only event of the day.
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"I believe that an independent judiciary is the crown jewel of our constitutional republic," Kavanaugh said Monday night.
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Bravo's shows offer a wealth of diversity, but its crown jewel has often been divided on racial lines.
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The group's main operating businesses are excluded, including Odebrecht's crown jewel, Braskem SA, Latin America's largest petrochemical producer.
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Facebook's crown jewel celebrated one billion monthly active users in June, up from 800 million in September 2017.
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The crown jewel of the line was The Wonderful Hair Grower, a scalp ointment made with medicinal sulphur.
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Prince Muhammad has described the museum to friends as the "crown jewel" in his country's relationship with France.
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Tinder, the popular mobile dating app, is that company's crown jewel, and is especially popular among young audiences.
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It's the two-month crown jewel of sports that stirs joy in even the most cynical of fans.
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And far from producing better television, the merger is threatening to make Time Warner's crown jewel HBO worse.
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"It's like the crown jewel," says Thomas, who joined the series as costume designer for the second season.
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Ryan, a longtime Hensarling ally, has called the CHOICE Act "the crown jewel" of the GOP deregulation agenda.
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Castner Range is the crown jewel of West Texas and should be protected for all Americans to enjoy.
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That means Venezuela could lose control of a crown jewel of its lifeblood energy industry if it defaults.
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Savinovich claims that WWE cut off the Crown Jewel broadcast feed in Saudi Arabia over a lapsed payment.
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MC, two sources said, in a move aimed at soothing Spanish fears of losing a corporate crown jewel.
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The benefits of a stellar debate showing, however, can lead to the crown jewel of presidential campaigns: momentum.
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IT IS VERY CRITICAL THAT WE PROTECT OUR CROWN JEWEL TECHNOLOGY AND WE'LL DO THAT IN ALL FORMS.
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On stage you can expect him to speak candidly about how and why Facebook's crown jewel is evolving.
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The International Space Station (ISS), the crown jewel of science partnerships, is directly descended from this symbolic gesture.
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Madewell is the crown-jewel of parent company J. Crew, which has continued to struggle with declining sales.
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The crown jewel of the Baths is the Russian Room, which is kept to a scalding 190 degrees.
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The company sold its crown jewel, The L.A. Times, after controversies led to the replacement of senior executives.
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But there's a problem, Edmund Lee of the NYT points out: Its crown jewel, HBO, is too expensive.
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TETERBORO, N.J. — There was a time when Teterboro Airport was the crown jewel of the New York region.
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The crown jewel is obviously "Sleeping Sun," the weepy, gold-certified (in Finland anyway) hit single from 1999.
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But then Philippe Coutinho, Liverpool's crown jewel, provided the second goal, and at last the stress headache lifted.
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Saudi Aramco, the crown jewel of Saudi Arabia, went public last year with a valuation of $1.7 trillion.
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LONDON — Sky, the British satellite television giant, has been a most elusive crown jewel for the Murdoch family.
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"Athleta is going to be the new crown jewel" of Gap, said Simeon Siegel, analyst at Nomura Instinet.
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Astronauts eventually fitted it with corrective lenses, and it went on to become the crown jewel of astronomy.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger has repeatedly praised Sky's value, calling it a "crown jewel" in a 22019 interview.
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A deal that gave Boeing control of Embraer, a crown jewel of Brazilian industry, would need government approval.
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It's not even really a surprise; Verizon has reportedly been eyeing the crown jewel of '90s Internet for months.
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"Any potential decisions involving its 'crown jewel' assets must be taken with the utmost care and consideration," it said.
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"India has given away its crown jewel," says Seth, who is now managing partner at branding company Counselage India.
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The kingdom could have fetched an even higher valuation for its crown jewel before oil began plunging in price.
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Some stressed that they still had their sporting crown jewel, the St. Louis Cardinals, 11-time World Series champions.
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As one might expect, Snapchat's crown jewel filters will also be available to use within a group video chat.
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Its crown jewel is Tinder, which was developed by IAC's internal incubator Hatch Labs and launched in 2012. Adiós!
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Its Chief Financial Officer Simon Henry said the oil-rich Permian Basin in West Texas was a "crown jewel".
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Beyond the temporary inconveniences, the fire blackened the crown jewel of an outdoors-loving region for years to come.
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The secluded three-story "Tree House" is the property's crown jewel, located five minutes away from the main hotel.
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The crown jewel of the weekend's indie proceedings might be the brainchild of a throwback wrestler named Joey Janela.
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American treasure and crown jewel in Gene Wilder's spectacular oeuvre Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory turns 45 this week.
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I had similarly ambivalent feelings about what came to be sort of the crown jewel of violations: cooking capybara.
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The crown jewel in that group was of course VMware, the company that introduced the enterprise to server virtualization.
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Maybe you're on a diet, but you can still rep the crown jewel of lunchbox desserts— here's your opportunity.
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We did some evaluatory work for the International Olympic Committee, which is really the crown jewel of TV rights.
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The crown jewel, though, was a not-too-sweet yet soulful cheesecake made with goat, mascarpone and cream cheeses.
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So what many consider the crown jewel of TV sports may actually prove a pretty attractive sell after all.
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Fox owns 39 percent of Sky, which Disney CEO Bob Iger has called a "crown jewel" among Fox's assets.
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The 30 billion euro price tag also vindicates Bolloré's contention that the stock market has undervalued Vivendi's crown jewel.
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No plans have been announced to restore what was once seen as the crown jewel in Lebanon's tourism sector.
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The fate of the International Space Station (ISS), the crown jewel of modern human spaceflight, is murky after 2024.
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But the crown jewel is Tree Vibez, the group's publishing arm, led by well-respected industry veteran Leslie DiPiero.
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The deal effectively gave Samsung scion Jay Y. Lee stronger control over the group's crown jewel, the electronics business.
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"It really is the crown jewel of the city," said Bob Irvin, president and chief executive of American Rivers.
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The right to vote is the crown jewel of American liberties, and we will not see its luster diminished.
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The network became the crown jewel of television through its taste and commitment to quality (the occasional "Arli$$" notwithstanding).
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Nearby they are building the One Thousand Museum, designed by Zaha Hadid, the future crown jewel of the neighborhood.
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The American beer industry is a crown jewel of U.S. manufacturing, with two new breweries popping up every day.
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A handful of Tata group companies, including its crown jewel Tata Consultancy Services Ltd, have also appealed the decision.
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"Sicko Mode" is the crown jewel of Travis Scott's blossoming career, his most masterful combination of trippy and exhilarating.
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The greatest disappointment in recent seasons, clearly, has been the Yankees, once our most reliable champions, our crown jewel.
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The military-controlled conglomerate is involved in nearly all sectors of the economy, but tourism is its crown jewel.
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"YouTube TV is an exciting development for Alphabet's crown jewel," Stifel's Scott Devitt wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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In addition, the company announced a Game of Thrones prequel as the crown jewel in their upcoming slate for HBO.
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The Forbes crown jewel — Forbes Media, which includes Forbes magazine, the website and other properties — was chopped up in 2006.
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A GPU like this will be the crown jewel of any Windows machine, but Nvidia hasn't forgotten about macOS users.
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Pretty Little Liars, the crown jewel of the Freeform network (previously ABC Family), will drop its final ridiculous surprises soon.
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The end of the talks to sell Braskem, Odebrecht's crown jewel, complicates the restructuring efforts of the highly indebted conglomerate.
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Prince Muhammad calls the project, which could cost more than €2bn, the "crown jewel" in his country's relationship with France.
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Too cheap, and it will look like the kingdom has given away a piece of its crown jewel too easily.
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Ownership of the firm's crown jewel, Tianjin Quanjian FC (now Tianjin Tianhai), has been transferred to the local football association.
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Mosul had been the crown jewel of ISIS's self-declared caliphate, and its loss was enormous for the terror group.
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Redstone's decision marks the end of an era for the elder media mogul, who once considered Viacom his crown jewel.
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And there was the crown jewel, a petroleum company, which Batista promised would soon be pumping more crude than Oman.
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Though it lost that battle, the hedge fund now has its sights on the crown jewel of the Samsung empire.
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That crown jewel will be at risk when Treasury Secretary Mnuchin attends this week's G7 Finance Minister summit in France.
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Fox owns 39 percent of Sky, which Disney (DIS) CEO Bob Iger has called a "crown jewel" among Fox's assets.
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Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the I.M.F., called carbon pricing the "crown jewel" of efforts to mitigate climate change.
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They took fuckin' Prospect Park West, the crown jewel of fuckin' Brooklyn and they turned it into fuckin' Flatbush Avenue!
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Of course the crown jewel of exoplanet detection is direct observation, which is what makes the CHARIS announcement so exciting.
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Fury is currently promoting his WWE debut, which will take place at WWE Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia on Thursday.
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But critics raised plenty of complaints when The Mandalorian debuted as the crown jewel of Disney+'s original programming lineup.
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He would presumably resume running his family's real estate empire, now struggling to save its crown jewel, a Manhattan skyscraper.
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Marbled with and surrounded by fat, the crown jewel of winter braising could soon become the hero of summer grilling.
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It's sure to be the crown jewel of the east coast, and you can check out the entire lineup below.
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That merger strengthened Mr. Lee's grip on Samsung Electronics, the world's largest maker of smartphones and the conglomerate's crown jewel.
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The move came just weeks after Mr. Ferro helped negotiate the sale of Tronc's crown jewel, The Los Angeles Times.
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Their initial findings reveal an unusually powerful intervention for stressed out young adults, a potential crown jewel of resilience interventions.
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You would think that Mayor Bill de Blasio would celebrate Stuyvesant as the crown jewel of the city's school system.
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Many senior people have already left their jobs in an institution that many once saw as the government's crown jewel.
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" "The focus of the company now is on the remaining assets," Ives said, "with [Fox News] being the crown jewel.
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The crown jewel of the E.U., its network of open internal borders, has been hit hard by the refugee crisis.
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The Qatar Investment Authority recently signed a deal for a major stake of Russian energy crown jewel, Rosneft, for example.
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"I&aposve got something big coming up," Fury said while promoting his upcoming appearance at WWE&aposs "Crown Jewel" event.
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Soy export tariffs, for example, eventually reached 50 percent, terminally crippling the crown jewel of Argentina's once thriving agricultural sector.
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The military-controlled conglomerate is involved in nearly all sectors of the Cuban economy, but tourism is its crown jewel.
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Putting a non-Arab in charge of the military's crown jewel would be unimaginable in any other Middle Eastern country.
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Saudi Arabia's crown jewel Saudi Aramco, the world's most profitable oil company, is aiming to go public by late November.
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The state's road system — including its crown jewel, the Indiana Toll Road — is among the best maintained in the nation.
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But, the crown jewel is the YES Network -- based in New York -- they have the rights to broadcast Yankees games.
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The Supreme Court is entrusted with the safeguarding of the crown jewel of our republic -- the Constitution of the United States.
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Next, Campbell could spin out its crown jewel snack business, which includes Pepperidge Farm cookies, Goldfish crackers and Snyder's-Lance pretzels.
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The crown jewel, though, is the company's Smith Bay Exploration Project, which Caelus believes could yield a billion barrels of oil.
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No one aboard Alaskan Leader's crown jewel is looking to make a quick buck at the expense of the Bering Sea.
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"I believe that an independent judiciary is the crown jewel of our Constitutional republic," Kavanaugh said after Trump's announcement Monday night.
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Anadarko's acreage in the Permian is widely seen as the company's crown jewel and the biggest prize for the winning bidder.
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And Paramount's crown jewel this summer is "Star Trek Beyond," which opens nation-wide this weekend, as Star Trek turns 50.
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But one place the riders will skip is the crown jewel of the local tourism industry, Jerusalem&aposs ancient Old City.
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The single — which celebrated its own decade of infamy just a few weeks ago — is the crown jewel of Sasha Fierce.
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The crown jewel was the year-long partnership with an adviser hand-picked by Donald Trump, an experience that cost $235,2000.
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But the crown jewel is the included mini-bar, complete with four gold-rimmed glasses for all your liquor-guzzling pleasure.
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Those people have clearly never watched MTV Cribs, the crown jewel of the televised aughts, featuring celebrities showing off their homes.
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In a massive merger, telecom giant AT&T just acquired Time Warner, and HBO is the crown jewel in its portfolio.
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A direct hit by a Category 3 or 4 monster is a nightmare scenario for NASA's crown-jewel, $11 billion spaceport.
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But that help -- including the New Deal's crown jewel, Social Security -- was largely denied to one group, historians say: African-Americans.
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Meet nodosaur, the crown jewel of a newly opened dinosaur exhibit at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology in Alberta, Canada.
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This is the same Comcast whose CEO Brian Roberts called NBC News a "crown jewel" not long after buying up NBCUniversal.
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Delegate math: Rubio, Kasich wins key to stopping Trump Trump leads the polls in Michigan, the crown jewel of Tuesday's contests.
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Early in the communist reign, the crown jewel of Cuban ice cream quickly became, and remains, a Havana parlor called Coppelia.
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It has four courses, including its crown jewel, the Blue Monster, where most of the professional tournaments it hosts are played.
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The crown jewel was the year-long partnership with an adviser hand-picked by Donald Trump, an experience that cost $35,000.
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Towards the end of the show, WWE flashed a hype video for Crown Jewel on their big screens in the arena.
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And Benno is, presumably, his crown jewel, the culmination of a long and prestigious career in a distinctive echelon of restaurants.
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As we stepped out of the elevators, we were greeted by the atrium, the stunning crown jewel of The Beekman hotel.
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The Supreme Court is entrusted with the safeguarding of the crown jewel of our republic, the Constitution of the United States.
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The move was made just weeks after Mr. Ferro helped negotiate the sale of Tronc's crown jewel, The Los Angeles Times.
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But the crown jewel of the collection has to be Prince's navy silk suit ... which has a starting bid of $10k!
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Jonathan Benno's latest, the crown jewel of his collection of spots in the restored Evelyn Hotel, is finally poised to open.
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Arsenal, once again, has allowed itself to be maneuvered into selling its crown jewel — this time Alexis Sánchez — to Manchester United.
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Florida is a presidential election year crown jewel, a delegate-rich state that does double duty as the nation's largest battleground.
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Gordon Banks, the World Cup-winning goalkeeper, described it as the English game's "crown jewel" when Khan's offer was first submitted.
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But the State of Mexico was the crown jewel of governorships, serving as a major engine of the party's nationwide power.
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Some 70 percent of these crown-jewel industries are concentrated in the 100-largest metros — the core of what Hillary won.
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That deal strengthened Mr. Lee's grip on Samsung Electronics, the famous maker of smartphones and televisions and the conglomerate's crown jewel.
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In China, however, Huawei has been considered the crown jewel of the country's tech industry and has enjoyed tremendous good will.
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The plan comes after investors withdrew their support last week for acquiring Energy Future's crown jewel, its Oncor power distribution business.
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Intel's high-profit data-center business, which sells server chips to cloud computing providers and enterprises, is the chipmaker's crown jewel.
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The F-35, the crown jewel in the defense giant's portfolio, had its sensitive design and electronics data compromised in 2009.
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ET Generally considered the crown jewel of speedrunning, Super Metroid requires precise platforming and level memorization like no other classic game.
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The fifth-generation stealth jet is the crown jewel in Lockheed Martin's portfolio and remains the Pentagon's most expensive weapons system.
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From the top of the castle, I caught a view of Sintra's crown jewel — and Ferdinand's magnum opus — the Pena Palace.
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Finally, I arrive at Bow Market, a crown jewel of my current home city of Somerville's ambitious plans for sustainable modernization.
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Several WWE stars also pulled out of the WWE Crown Jewel wrestling event in Riyadh in November 2018, over Khashoggi's death.
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Basement at the Edition has become a SoBe crown jewel thanks to its neon-lit bowling alley and ice skating rink.
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Of course, Lopez outfitted her unit — what Trulia calls the crown jewel of the entire complex — with the best of the best.
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Husky's offshore assets include White Rose, seen as its crown jewel in the region, as well as Flemish Pass and Terra Nova.
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The salted egg yolk burger, undoubtedly the crown jewel of the lot, drew lines at plenty of McDonald's outlets across the island.
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Regarded as America's crown jewel in missile defense systems, THAAD is manufactured by Lockheed Martin but uses a radar supplied by Raytheon.
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Then there's the crown jewel of Time Warner, HBO, which already offers its own direct-to-consumer online service with HBO Now.
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A good example is Dell's crown jewel: VMware, a pioneer in virtualisation software, which allows software to run on multiple machines seamlessly.
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The experience is said to have reassured sceptics in the kingdom that it is safe to open the crown jewel to outsiders.
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Aramco, Saudi Arabia's crown jewel, would also inject a cash infusion into the Port Arthur development in exchange for a 25% stake.
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The "crown jewel" briefings will coincide with the more traditional President's Daily Brief, according to two U.S. officials knowledgeable of the matter.
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Once upon a time, the Panzer Tank was the crown jewel of the German armored vehicle division, a paragon of German engineering.
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Life isn't getting any easier for the billionaire family behind the rise of Purdue Pharma and its once-shiny crown jewel, OxyContin.
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Here are just a few fine examples: And, of course, you don't want to miss Startup Battlefield — the crown jewel of Disrupt.
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Once considered a crown jewel of the Unites States, the American Society of Civil Engineers recently gave our roads a D rating.
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The crown jewel, of sorts, for both the state party and the super PAC efforts, has been in locking in absentee voters.
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You certainly won't want to miss out on Startup Battlefield, the world's leading startup competition and the crown jewel of Disrupt events.
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Now, for the first time, all 27 tracks are available on a single disc, the crown jewel of the new box set.
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Sources told Bloomberg News that the business, viewed as the crown jewel of GE Capital, could fetch as much as $40 billion.
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Congressional Republicans, long exiled from power, decided to make a child tax credit the "crown jewel" of their famous Contract with America.
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But our narrow minded, short sighted rebuff of Castro handed the Soviets a crown jewel in the bullseye of the Western Hemisphere.
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The crown jewel of the Hermitage is the Winter Palace, the official residence of Russian czars up until the revolution of 1917.
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And some fans have taken to social media to express dismay at the approaching "Crown Jewel," especially in light of Khashoggi's disappearance.
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His predecessor made the pivot to Asia a central plank of his late presidency, and TPP was "the crown jewel," he says.
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HK), has struck a strategic alliance that boosts her control of the crown jewel of her father's business empire, SJM Holdings (0880.
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It's the crown jewel and was recently awarded a Michelin star despite Michelin being notoriously stingy about awarding stars to Italian venues.
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His crown jewel, a health insurance company called Oscar, was structured around Obamacare — the main thing Trump has been trying to explode.
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As recently as 2006 the Voting Rights Act — the crown jewel of the civil rights movement — was reauthorized with overwhelming bipartisan support.
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The owners stopped making mortgage payments on their crown jewel, the Rosewood Care Centers, barely a year after buying it in 2013.
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Here's what else is happening: • A vacant sanitarium on a pristine stretch of Connecticut shoreline is considered a "crown jewel" of architecture.
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But the State of Mexico held the crown jewel of governorships and served as a major engine of the party's nationwide success.
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Fury was there to promote his upcoming bout with Braun Strowman at WWE's Crown Jewel event in Saudi Arabia on Oct. 31.
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Unlike Campbell, though, Pinnacle also has a large frozen food business and lacks Campbell's crown jewel business, Pepperidge Farm cookies and crackers.
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Andreas Harsono, of Human Rights Watch, a lobby group, described the bill as "the crown jewel of the sharia campaign in Indonesia".
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The post-Communist, postindustrial, kleptocratic dynastic regime of North Korea may become the crown jewel of the new axis-of-tyranny ideology.
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China has a number of fighters in development, production, and early deployment, but the J-20 appears to be the crown jewel.
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He said that would allow select bondholders to scoop up crown jewel assets on the cheap and at the cost of shareholders.
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Sources told Bloomberg News that the business, viewed as a crown jewel of GE Capital, could fetch as much as $40 billion.
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I am optimistic about the future of America and the future of our independent judiciary, the crown jewel of our constitutional republic.
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Pearl Dive Oyster Palace: Perhaps the crown jewel in the Black Restaurant Group's plethora of DC establishments, Pearl Dive is constantly, overwhelmingly packed.
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Provided by Polkatots, desserts included marshmallow treats, two small unicorn cakes and the crown-jewel centerpiece: a unicorn-themed cupcake pull-apart creation.
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The end result would be about one-third bigger than nearby Yellowstone National Park, a crown jewel of the U.S. national park system.
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KS) currently holds 33% of the conglomerate's crown jewel carrier, a stake worth 448 billion won ($379.6 million) as of Wednesday's closing price.
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The team is moving to a new park in 2017 that's being touted as the crown jewel in a "live, work, play" development.
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It would look like another system we already have — Medicare, if we strengthen our healthcare crown jewel — and expand it to cover everyone.
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But while it is seen as the crown jewel of Italian agriculture, migrant workers have dubbed the Italian tomato business as "red gold".
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But the crown jewel in our opinion is the Australian business, again, doing $800 million, and look at comps for the Australian business.
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The business tax reforms embedded in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) remain the crown jewel of the Trump administration's economic policy.
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St. Petersburg Stadium – St. Petersburg Originally the crown jewel of Russia 20183, St. Petersburg Stadium has instead become a symbol of Russian corruption.
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And now, the subway system, once the crown jewel of urban transit in America, has deteriorated over time thanks to neglect and mismanagement.
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But HBO is the crown jewel of Time Warner's media properties, having won more Emmys than any other network for 15 consecutive years.
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Buying full control of Sky, which Disney's chief executive, Robert A. Iger, has called "a real crown jewel," is critical to that effort.
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This undeveloped property in Los Angeles, promoted as the Mountain of Beverly Hills, "is a crown jewel," its listing agent, Aaron Kirman, said.
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Garcetti has made a difference in L.A. like few mayors have with various initiatives ... the crown jewel was snagging the Olympics for 2028.
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" • It's far from certain the Brazilian government would sign off on a deal given that Embraer is "a crown-jewel of Brazilian industry.
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It's hard to argue that Mr. Maduro's neglect of his crown jewel is intentional, since its most serious victim is Mr. Maduro himself.
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The crown jewel of Ebsworth's collection is "Chop Suey," Edward Hopper's 1929 painting of two women in a restaurant, waiting on their food.
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Tyson Fury made a cameo in the squared circle a few months ago ... taking out Braun Strowman at Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia.
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Further, the hacker has not released any upcoming episodes of "Game of Thrones," HBO's crown jewel, which has two episodes left this season.
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Toshiba said it hoped the planned sale of shares in its chip division, its crown jewel, would alleviate the uncertainty over its future.
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Breguet, the crown jewel of the Swatch portfolio, is sponsoring a retrospective of Marie Antoinette's life at the city's Mori Arts Center Gallery.
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The app quickly swelled to more than one billion users and is now widely seen as the crown jewel of the Facebook empire.
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The USGA's choice of Trump National to host the crown jewel of women's golf was barely noticed when it was announced in 2012.
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Now, it is a luxury apartment complex overlooking a minor league baseball field that has become a crown jewel of South Bend's redevelopment.
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Yesterday, December 5, saw the return of the streaming service's Christmas movie crown jewel A Christmas Prince — time to welcome The Royal Baby!
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The younger Chung was vice chairman of the conglomerate's crown jewel Hyundai Motor Co since 2009, after his stint at affiliate Kia Motors.
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Stopping this investigation would destroy the credibility of the U.S. attorney's office, which has always been the crown jewel of federal prosecutors' offices.
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The F-35, a fifth-generation stealth jet, is the crown jewel in Lockheed's portfolio and remains the Pentagon's most expensive weapons system.
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Hudson's Bay Company has assembled a growing empire that includes the Hudson's Bay department store chain, Lord & Taylor and its crown jewel, Saks.
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Harris wanted to be surrounded by black students, black culture and black traditions at the crown jewel of historically black colleges and universities.
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The crown jewel is the presidency — a six-year term leading Latin America's second-largest economy, in a country with 128 million people.
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Mercedes-Benz Stadium, just two seasons old and already a crown jewel of Southern sports, will be on display for all to see.
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The center, with 22 courts, including 10 under a bubble for winter play, and modern classrooms, is the crown jewel of the program.
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Super Tuesday is the crown jewel in the state-by-state nominating contests to pick the Republican and Democratic candidates for the Nov.
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Apple is the crown jewel of American technology and it's been a symbolic focus for politicians who hope to bring manufacturing jobs back home.
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Yet it seems unlikely that any Republicans would support repealing and replacing what GOP leadership has dubbed the "crown jewel" of its legislative agenda.
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The crown jewel of Overstock's bitcoin business If Overstock is able to sell the retail business, the company would change its name, Byrne said.
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Chevron also considers the Permian assets the crown jewel of Anadarko's portfolio, but its Gulf of Mexico position also overlaps with Anadarko's deepwater assets.
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Hulk isn't wrestling at 'Crown Jewel' -- but he's selected a 5-man team to take on another 5 superstars hand-picked by Ric Flair.
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But Star Wars is the crown jewel of the studio, so this VR outing will be more scrutinized by fans and industry watchers alike.
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HBO Max is AT&T's new crown jewel in the streaming landscape, building upon what its predecessor HBO Now started so many years ago.
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What was once their crown jewel for Kyrie Irving might now be Zach Collins (who's actually playing pretty well, but that's beside the point).
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A mere ten years after the release of "Temperature," Sean Paul performed in my home city of Regina, Saskatchewan—the crown jewel of Canada.
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Renad Mansour, an expert on Iraq at the think tank Chatham House, says ISIS will not give up its crown jewel without a fight.
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The shade is a "rich and rosy crown-jewel pink lipstick in homage to Her Majesty," according to the description on the company's website.
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Year-round sunshine, luxurious shopping centres, and architecture juxtaposing modern marvels with ancient sites all combine to make Dubai the Middle East's crown jewel.
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The digital assistant was once Apple's shining crown jewel of what the technology could be when it launched in 2011 on the iPhone 4S.
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Toshiba has started discussions on other ways to boost its depleted capital, including spinning off its crown-jewel chips business, other sources told Reuters.
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Though they lay claim to the world's first double helix bridge, and its highest pool, Singapore's crown jewel is undoubtedly its massive airport, Changi.
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This is just one example of prosecutors' unchecked power, which has caused the crown jewel of our criminal justice system — the trial — to vanish.
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"This retail franchise in the U.S. is kind of the crown jewel of the combined organization," Flowerday said in an interview before Magro's comments.
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PlayStation has been the crown jewel for Sony for a long time and the latest quarter was helped by increased game and hardware sales.
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Still, MSAB struggled through the 2008 crisis when debts at Hexagon, its crown jewel at over half its portfolio, sent shares in both tumbling.
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OHL is the crown jewel in the industrial and real estate conglomerate, having provided more than three quarters of GVM's core profit in 20153.
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It says these ancillary patents should protect its crown jewel, which accounted for 61 percent of its revenue last year, until at least 2022.
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But he said the retailer could get substantially smaller as creditors fight for assets, potentially leaving the company's international business as its crown jewel.
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Sharjah's crown jewel of contemporary art is the Sharjah Art Foundation, the brainchild of Sheikha Hoor Al-Qasimi, its president and the ruler's daughter.
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Kumho Asiana Group's plan, submitted on Tuesday, related to the restructuring of the entire conglomerate and was aimed at stabilising crown jewel Asiana Airlines.
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The crown jewel of the new scoring system is American phenom Simone Biles, widely considered to be the greatest female gymnast of all time.
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Basilicata is a misshapen, green, rocky, mountainous piece of land forming the awkward instep of Italy's boot, and Matera is its gnarled crown jewel.
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Foreign exchange trading remains the crown jewel of the city's financial services industry with volumes traded in the city far surpassing its nearest rival.
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Golf's crown jewel, The Masters, and England's top-flight soccer league joined the long list of elite sporting events to be canceled or postponed.
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Mar-a-Lago, the crown jewel of President Donald Trump's real estate empire, has been his refuge and sanctuary throughout his time in office.
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The crown jewel of the nearby Research and Development building is its circular staircase, designed by the architect Kevin Roche, a prominent Saarinen collaborator.
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It's the crown jewel in Sall's Emerging Senegal plan, which aims to alleviate poverty and get Senegal on the road to development by 2035.
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If the IPO produces a valuation much below $2 trillion, the Saudi public may conclude he is selling the country's crown jewel too cheaply.
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"Halo" was once the crown jewel of video game science fiction, with an extended universe fueled by novels and short films supporting the games.
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California: Sanders has emerged as the clear front-runner in California, the crown jewel of the Super Tuesday contests with a whopping 415 delegates.
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And Desseilles was recently taken over by a Chinese investor, drawing laments that a crown jewel of the industry had fallen into foreign hands.
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Spark Networks (which trades under the ticker symbol LOV) eventually grew to about 251 dating sites, but the crown jewel has always been JDate.
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On top of all that is the Wild Area, the crown jewel of Sword and Shield, which feels like the future of the franchise.
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For years, wealth management has been banks' crown jewel - a source of high margins and growth in an increasingly challenging regulatory and market environment.
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The OPEC kingpin wants to balance its massive budget and simultaneously pull off a $2 trillion valuation for Saudi Aramco, the country's crown jewel.
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Last year, the hedge fund urged Samsung to split its electronics business in two, taking on the crown jewel of South Korea's business empire.
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In terms of capability, one source noted that while there is no perfect weapon, the S-400 eclipses even THAAD, America's missile defense crown jewel.
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A "crow's nest" may be the house's crown jewel, offering up panoramic views of Silver Lake, the neighborhood's famed reservoir, and even the Hollywood sign.
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Shares in Seadrill, once the crown jewel in shipping tycoon John Fredriksen's empire, fell as much as 46 percent on Tuesday to a record low.
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Spider-Man has long been Sony's "crown jewel," according to Ben Fritz in his book The Big Picture: The Fight for the Future of Movies.
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Gwadar, in the southwestern province of Baluchistan, is the crown jewel of China's $60 billion investment in Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) projects in Pakistan.
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The crown jewel of Apple's live event today is the brand new Macbook Pro—the company's first big update to the product line since 2012.
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He will oversee the group's crown jewel—its forthcoming streaming platform combining all the content from HBO, TNT, TBS, TruTV, CNN, the CW, Warner Bros.
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While you'll swoon over the velvet makeup cases, luxe perfume and decadent body butter from Korres, the brushes are the crown jewel of the collection.
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The crown jewel of their collection is Villa Maria, a gussied-up former convent now on sale for the very unchaste price of $13 million.
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Among the awards up for grabs: best dessert; best vegan; rookie vendor of the year; and the crown jewel of them all, the Vendy Cup.
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"The crown jewel of the deterrent largely is the bilateral military exercises," said Jonathan Berkshire Miller, an analyst at the Japan Institute for International Affairs.
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The crown jewel of a hotel named for the Brooklyn Bridge are certainly views of its namesake, which upgraded rooms offer at an added cost.
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At the time, NIOD, whose most expensive product costs $275, was Deciem's "crown jewel, where the innovation is," according to Nicola Kilner, Deciem's current CEO.
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In 2014, Jonathan 'Fatal1ty' Wendel, the biggest name in western esports ever, would call this clash of the titans the crown jewel to his career.
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The move resulted in the forfeiture of Turkey's F-2400 jets and removal from the weapons program, the crown jewel in the Lockheed Martin's portfolio.
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Even still, few could have anticipated the speed with which the crown jewel of SoftBank's first Vision Fund — WeWork — would fall apart as an investment.
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M+ represents the crown jewel of the West Kowloon Cultural District, a designated arts hub on approximately 100 acres of landfill jutting into the harbor.
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However, it unexpectedly sold its asset management arm - seen as the crown jewel of the proposed new delisted company - to Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group.
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But what next for the iconic 107-year-old Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) and the IndyCar series that has the 500 as its crown jewel?
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Today, Taco Bell is parent company Yum Brand&aposs crown jewel, with 2018 marking the chain&aposs seventh consecutive year of same-store sales growth.
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The site that used to be home to Hudson's — once the country's biggest department store and the crown jewel of Detroit's downtown — has been revamped.
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It is the crown jewel of European endurance racing, with a large portion run at top speed along a continually lapped 8.5-mile circuit after dark.
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The crown jewel that palace insiders say was loaned to Kate by the Queen from her collection dates back to the Queen's mother in the 1920s.
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Toshiba's memory chip business - the world's biggest NAND flash memory producer after Samsung Electronics - is its crown jewel, accounting for the bulk of its operating profit.
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Culp said GE was considering potential deals involving its "crown jewel" aviation unit, which shares technology with power, but such moves were not a high priority.
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Manufactured by Lockheed Martin, the Pentagon's top weapons supplier, THAAD, or terminal high altitude area defense, is regarded as America's crown jewel in missile defense systems.
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Mar-a-Lago is the crown jewel of his extensive real estate portfolio and his preferred location for carrying out many of his official presidential duties.
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But the crown jewel is the ActiveBeta suite and its flagship, the ActiveBeta U.S. Large Cap Equity ETF, which trades under the ticker GSLC, Sachs said.
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Failure to make the payment could prompt creditors to attempt to seize shares in Citgo, a subsidiary of PDVSA and the country's crown jewel overseas asset.
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An Amazon Alexa Course Voice-activated assistants let you convey complex information to customers in a free-flowing, conversational way and Alexa is the crown jewel.
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The bottom line: LVMH is synonymous with luxury, and it would use Tiffany to bolster a relatively small jewelry business whose current crown jewel is Bulgari.
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The very poshly named Ring Elite Crown Jewel has 2,077 sapphires and 40 diamonds set into an 18-karat gold faceplate, all made by Bijan Jewelry.
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The unit is considered the company's crown jewel, largely because it is a profitable standout in comparison to the other struggling businesses in the GE conglomerate.
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"Crown Jewel" is due to stream live on the organization's own WWE Network and be available on pay-per-view services outside of the Middle East.
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Here's a fun reality in Donald Trump's America: the new crown jewel of our talk show circuit is painter, president and poncho enthusiast George W. Bush.
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While they clashed during their time on The Hills, the women of MTV's reality TV crown jewel seem to be getting along just fine these days.
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The crown jewel of Dana Proctor's collection is the iconic outfit Brit wore during her 2001 "I'm A Slave 4 U" performance at the MTV VMAs.
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Archie was a strong start to the relaunch, but Jughead has cemented itself as the crown jewel of Archie's line since it debuted in October 2015.
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The crown jewel of media mogul Barry Diller's properties, Match's stock has fallen 8 percent from the close of its first day of trading on Nov.
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GE Capital Aviation Services has been called the crown jewel of the GE Capital portfolio and is valued as high as $40 billion, according to Reuters.
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Koze's own music is still the crown jewel of the stable, positioning him as a wide-pupilled Pied Piper for all of electronic music's merry pranksters.
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The crown jewel of that system is the NSA, and there's reason to think it will grow even more secretive and voracious in the Trump administration.
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Here in the US, Prineville is the company's crown jewel, a place that is as functional as it is symbolic for the company's philosophy on sharing.
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Its crown jewel, however, may be the bar, Plat 99, designed by the Cuban-born artist Jorge Pardo, hung with 99 colorful, hand-molded acrylic lamps.
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But many of his new teammates — especially the younger ones — will need to learn how to handle the intense gaze cast upon their franchise's crown jewel.
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"Arresting people — particularly people of color — for cannabis is the crown jewel in the racist war on drugs and we must pluck it down," she said.
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Treasury and Trade Solutions, the firm's transaction-banking unit, flies under the radar but is considered the crown jewel of the entire company by Citi execs.
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The show's dark wit keeps it from being too lugubrious, even as it covers multiple murders, but the real crown jewel here is the sound design.
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Prince Mohammed announced plans this year to sell off a small piece of the country's economic crown jewel, Saudi Aramco, to free up money for investment.
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The crown jewel of my collection of half-completed games that I've always meant to finish but cause a wave of ennui when I consider them?
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The association doesn't run college football's postseason, although that is also a gigantic money-maker for its schools, which means March Madness is its crown jewel.
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The US and its Iraqi allies are gearing up for an offensive on Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city and the crown jewel of the ISIS empire.
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But its crown jewel is Gucci, a brand long coveted by LVMH, and Kering had helped McCartney develop her brand over a 17-year joint venture.
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And the crown jewel of the kids' meal, of course—sometimes the first course, and rarely the last—was the toy that came with the meal.
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Its crown jewel of the menu, as Sora News 24 reported on Monday, is a rare fried chicken variety that's practically odorless to your surrounding travelers.
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James Wiseman — a 7-foot-1 center for the Memphis Tigers — was the crown jewel of head coach Penny Hardaway's monster recruiting class for this year.
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The Chavimochic project, which lies just north of where the Santa River meets the Pacific Ocean, is a crown jewel of Peruvian agriculture and civil engineering.
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After we settled onto a large, comfortable couch, she described her new job at Heritage as "the crown jewel" of her career in the conservative movement.
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If The Morning Show is Apple TV Plus' crown-jewel prestige drama and See is its bet on sci-fi programming, Dickinson is its most fun.
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If Riyadh were not wrestling with a large budget deficit, it's hard to imagine it would be using its crown-jewel oil company to raise cash.
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On Thursday, he said he would step down from the top job at L Brands and sell a controlling stake in Victoria's Secret, its crown jewel.
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Before the hot streak, doubters from Twitter to the broadcast booth were already beginning to voice their critiques of the New Orleans Pelicans&apos crown jewel.
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Perhaps the crown jewel of the new markets is a 15,200-square-foot location at Exit 51 eastbound on the Long Island Expressway in Dix Hills.
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"While J.Crew continues to struggle, Madewell has emerged as the company's crown jewel, accounting for the majority of profits," said Raya Sokolyanska, senior analyst at Moody's.
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Manchester City is the crown jewel of the City Football Group (CFG), which is majority owned by Abu Dhabi-based Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
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Wrestling site Pro Wrestling Sheet reported that the on-sale ticket date for the Crown Jewel event has been pushed forward on the organization's website, from Oct.
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The crown jewel of the home, as Makowsky describes it, is a polished, stainless steel stair case -- which weighs four tons and took two years to build.
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Tenor's cash allowed Crystallex to force Venezuela to pay up by attempting a court-ordered seizure of Houston-based Citgo Petroleum Corp, the country's overseas crown jewel.
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In addition to its crown jewel of Smosh, Defy is home to brands like Clevver, Screen Junkies and various others that produce more than 70 weekly shows.
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In selling The Times, Tronc is losing its crown jewel and a linchpin in Mr. Ferro's strategy, which included opening bureaus in Lagos and Rio de Janeiro.
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While the Battlefield pitch competition is the crown jewel, we're also creating a slate of outstanding speakers who will hold forth on vital topics affecting the region.
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Kwadwo Sarkodie, a partner at law firm Mayer Brown, which advises governments and international companies in Africa, said Sonangol is the crown jewel of the privatisation drive.
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Chief Executive Al Monaco said Enbridge would concentrate on its three "crown jewel" businesses: liquids pipelines and terminals, natural gas transmission and storage and natural gas utilities.
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Erected in 1974, the Coca-Cola sign was the crown jewel in the litany of neon signs that dotted bohemian William Street in the '60s and '70s.
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The University of California system, considered by many to be the crown jewel of public higher education in this country, did not charge tuition until the 1980s.
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The crown jewel that palace insiders say was loaned to Princess Kate by Queen Elizabeth from her collection dates back to the Queen's mother in the 1920s.
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Android is the crown jewel in Google's vast empire of software and web services, and its unprecedented success has inevitably attracted the scrutiny of European Union regulators.
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Donald Trump was just coming into his own as a serious player in Manhattan real estate, and Trump Tower was the crown jewel of his growing empire.
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As a nation, we celebrated when wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone — the crown jewel of the national park system — after being exterminated in the early 20th century.
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And when-- if I was Bob, I would be looking at that because th-- the crown jewel right at the moment for the U.S. would be Hulu.
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The F-35, the crown jewel in the defense giant's portfolio, has become one of the most challenged programs in the history of the Department of Defense.
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Although the color update is subtle, it's a major departure for Middleton, whose famous brunette hair often seems like the real crown jewel of the royal family.
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Shortly afterward, ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared his territory to be a caliphate, the Islamic State, at a speech in Mosul — the caliphate's crown jewel.
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Germany was caught off guard after one of China's wealthiest men last month amassed a $9 billion stake in Daimler, a crown jewel of Germany's auto industry.
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In it, detective Bridie Devine must figure out whether a child has been kidnapped or the crown jewel in an unnatural collection has been stolen for resale.
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CEO Bob Iger has told investors over the last several months that Disney's franchises are the company's crown jewel when it comes to building a subscriber base.
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — Saudi Arabia made history this week as it debuted its crown jewel, Saudi Aramco, for public trading on the kingdom's stock exchange.
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The crown jewel of the latest incarnation of L.A.'s Broadway may be The Theatre at Ace Hotel, with its 1,600 seats and Spanish Gothic-influenced architecture.
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The club, one of 11 hotels the Trump Organization lists in its worldwide portfolio, has four golf courses, including its crown jewel, the Blue Monster at Doral.
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JBS SA, the world's largest meatpacker and the crown jewel of the Batistas' empire, also signed terms last week to participate in the J&F leniency agreement.
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The souqs were its crown jewel, a cloacal maze of market stalls packed with spices, fabrics, silks, leather, soaps, gold, meat, fruit, carpets, toilet seats — almost anything.
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But drivers in endurance racing, of which the Le Mans 22-hour race is the crown jewel, have far longer careers than in series like Formula One.
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The company's announcement about the "Crown Jewel" show comes more than three weeks after the journalist Jamal Khashoggi entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul and never resurfaced.
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Equifax has been widely derided for its handling of the data breach, which exposed sensitive information like Social Security numbers, often considered the crown jewel for hackers.
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They're headed directly to Magnolia Market, the home decor shop that's the crown jewel of Chip and Joanna's retail empire, selling their signature Magnolia Home decor line.
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Hader and Berg allow their freshman season to explore the duality of genre and character development with the weight and speed of an established HBO crown jewel.
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Coming off of five straight wins in all of the states that voted last week, Hillary Clinton took home the crown jewel of Tuesday's primary contests: Arizona.
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"This is the crown jewel of the bathroom," she says of the Kohler design that, among other things, remembers the user's preferred seat temperature and music of choice.
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Samsung BioLogics has been touted as a new growth engine for the corporate empire that includes crown jewel Samsung Electronics amid a slowdown in the global smartphone market.
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For Culp, with billions of dollars and the fate of an American crown jewel in his hands, managing investor expectations is at the top of his priority list.
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Onscreen, Delvey's saga — the crown jewel in what has been proclaimed a prime season for grifting, complete with T-shirts — can be buffed and honed into something neater.
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Hogan was on his way to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday with fellow WWE legend Jimmy Hart for the upcoming 'Crown Jewel' PPV event, when things hit a snag.
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That does not mean I don't want to see his musicals, because musical theater is the crown jewel of all art forms and improves lives whenever it occurs.
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Citgo, the oil refiner owned by Venezuela, is also reportedly considering bankruptcy, even though it is so valuable that it is the crown jewel of Venezuela's foreign assets.
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Maybe it's just that I'm not ready," and the crown jewel: "I feel like my greatest fear is that I can't totally completely fall in love with somebody.
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The hotel has put together a "Crown Jewel Royal Wedding Experience" that includes a flight to New York City for a custom-made wedding dress inspired by Markle.
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All American is a new high school football drama set in Los Angeles and co-produced by Greg Berlanti, the same guy helming the network's crown jewel, Riverdale.
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Saigon Sandwich: The crown jewel of the Tenderloin's thriving Vietnamese food scene, the banh mi here will make you cry in their perfection, and they're cheap as hell.
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Ryan, a longtime Hensarling ally who served with him on the House Budget Committee, on Wednesday called the CHOICE Act "the crown jewel" of the GOP deregulation agenda.
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And not even the sale of shares in the crown jewel: Saudi Aramco, the secretive national oil and gas producer that is the world's biggest company (see article).
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Last year, WWE was criticized for going ahead with its Crown Jewel event in Saudi Arabia, which followed the murder of the U.S.-based Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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"Our hearts are breaking; the Gorge is Oregon's crown jewel," said Multnomah County Chair Deborah Kafoury, who issued a declaration of emergency for several areas of the county.
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His Morena party also leads in most polls for majority representation in both houses of Congress, and in four of nine governorships, including the crown jewel, Mexico City.
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Hudson's Bay has faced enormous pressure to sell its trove of real estate holdings — including its crown jewel, the Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store farther up Fifth Avenue.
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The crown jewel of the U.S. National Park System, a place that leaves all Americans awestruck, one of the seven natural wonders of the world: The Grand Canyon.
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The crown jewel of the tour is Baker's famous banana belt, which she wore — along with nothing else — in the Danse Sauvage at the Folies-Bergère in 1926.
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The Housewives franchise is the crown jewel of the network, but there is one spinoff that has grown consistently more popular over the last several years: Vanderpump Rules.
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Disney Plus will be the company's "crown jewel" in streaming, Kevin Mayer, chairman of the direct-to-consumer and international business at Disney, said at the same event.
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But The Knick has been his TV crown jewel so far, and his direction was by far the best reason to check out a very good TV show.
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The New York Times' Paul Mozur dove into the story a heist of Micron's crown jewel — its chip design — in Taiwan, where the company keeps its trade secrets.
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The crown jewel of Tesla's solar products was supposed to be glass solar shingles that would be more visually appealing than the rectangular panels that sit on rooftops.
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Last week, the Weinstein Company, once a crown jewel of moviemaking, said that it would file for bankruptcy, after the collapse of sale talks with an investor group.
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The underfunding of public schools—once the crown jewel of the state—has long been decried by teachers, though only recently have they begun to take mass action.
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Mr. Kushner took part in talks last year with the Chinese billionaire Wu Xiaohui to help redevelop the Kushner family's crown jewel, a commercial building on Fifth Avenue.
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After leaked images, specs, prices and other info (somehow, there's even a llama involved), now we've got the crown jewel of leaks: a full, 1-minute promo video.
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As FIFA brought its crown jewel to new continents in the decades that followed, every host avoided the ignominy of making its World Cup debut on home soil.
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Amid patriotic fervor in the lead-up to the IPO, Saudis had clamored to own part of the kingdom's "crown jewel", with more than 5 million retail subscribers.
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The organization's crown jewel, a legal-defense fund for lower-wage workers, now has nearly $25 million in donations, up from $13 million when the group was formed.
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Once the crown jewel of Venezuela's oil industry, it not only fueled the country's booming economy but also produced an abundance of lucrative gasoline and diesel for export.
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" During his tenure as attorney general under President Obama, Eric Holder often referred to the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division as "the crown jewel of the DOJ.
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Swedish crown jewel thieves escape by motorboat, American and British Vogue welcome long overdue "firsts" for Black artists, and two initiatives to support Puerto Rican art are announced.
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The crown jewel and unofficial pilot roof is on city hall itself, which transformed the over 20123,000 square foot area into a haven of local prairie plants and grasses.
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First, while the DOJ forced Disney to sell the RSNs to get the larger deal done, the networks were never a crown jewel asset for Fox, Disney or Comcast.
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"The FBI is one of our Nation's most cherished and respected institutions and today will mark a new beginning for our crown jewel of law enforcement," said President Trump.
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Crown Jewel is set to take place on Thursday at King Fahd International Stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and is a pay-per-view (PPV) and WWE Network event.
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Wrestling fans have reached out not just to the company but wrestlers themselves on social media, asking them to pull out of WWE's Crown Jewel event on Nov. 2.
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The Trump administration signed off on a $15 billion deal to sell Saudi Arabia Lockheed Martin's THAAD missile defense system — regarded as "America's crown jewel" — this week, Bloomberg reports.
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WeWork, at one time its crown jewel, nearly went bankrupt after failing to go public and is now worth about a sixth of what it was a year ago.
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New defense bill bans the U.S. government from using Huawei and ZTE tech China has hit back at spy claims against its tech crown jewel over the past months.
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Historic moment at the "Crown Jewel" in Saudi Arabia ... where WWE's very FIRST women's match just went down -- and the ladies got a HUGE ovation from the massive crowd.
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For the development of the crown jewel of Trump's real estate empire — the Trump Tower — Trump hired around 200 undocumented Polish immigrants for the first part of the project.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's crown jewel of their Hidden Hills estate is finally in place ... and all it took was 2 years, tons of dirt and several backhoes.
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But Stewart also spoke of what he would like to accomplish in this final season, with a focus on winning his first Daytona 500, the sport's crown jewel event.
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While there's a lot to gape at when it comes to Ol' Jupe, its crown jewel is undoubtedly the Great Red Spot—the largest storm in the solar system.
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This year, Intel has outdone itself with the Core X-series, the crown jewel of which is an 18-core, 36-thread processor with a retail price of $2,000.
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Since then, Joanne has become the crown jewel of Turner-owned Super Deluxe, churning out viral hits like "Caucasian Living with Joanne the Scammer" and selling weird, expensive merch.
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TROY, Alabama — The crown jewel of U.S. missile defense systems comes from an unlikely place: a 4,000 acre compound nestled in the quiet woods of a southern Alabama town.
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Attendees noshed on various goodies, but the crown-jewel treat was an adorable cupcake pull-apart creation from Polkatots Cupcakes — decorated like a dump truck, complete with edible rocks.
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The song is far from their smartest—it's about jizzing in pants—but it received millions of views and went platinum, setting themselves up nicely for their crown jewel.
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Saying "no" will tell us that if Kim refuses to jump over this low bar, he is unlikely to give up the crown jewel, which is his nuclear program.
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While the University of California campuses are often held up as the crown jewel of the state's array of public education systems, the C.S.U. doesn't get as much attention.
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When the U.S.G.A. dragged its feet in awarding another Open, the P.G.A. of America swooped in with its crown jewel, the P.G.A. Championship, in 2002 and again in 2009.
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And while it was born far from perfect, its men and women have worked tirelessly to make the FBI the crown jewel of American criminal investigation and law enforcement.
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"The FBI is one of our Nation's most cherished and respected institutions and today will mark a new beginning for our crown jewel of law enforcement," the president said.
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Passed in 2702 and renewed in 2702, Section 2702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act has been called a "crown jewel" by the leader of the American intelligence community.
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Passed in 2008 and renewed in 2012, Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act has been called a "crown jewel" by the leader of the American intelligence community.
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Underground Airlines is a smart, well-crafted book with a big, attention-grabbing conceit, and the Times profile could have been the crown jewel in a perfect publicity run.
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And then a couple hours later I was at the spectacular Heidelberg Castle, the crown jewel of a picturesque university town on the Neckar river and filled with tourists.
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Mr. Greenblatt, 249, was named the chairman of entertainment at AT&T's Warner Media, giving him oversight of TBS, TNT, a future streaming service and — the crown jewel — HBO.
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The fate of Huawei, a crown jewel of Chinese innovation and technological prowess, has become a symbol of the economic and security standoff between the United States and China.
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The crown jewel in the president's tweetstorm was literally Nixonian: James Comey better hope that there are no "tapes" of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!
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Mr. Cuomo's decision to limit gatherings of more than 500 people was an especially heavy blow to the theater industry, a crown jewel of New York City's tourist trade.
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Good morning, Pyongyang A potential meeting between a sitting US President and the North Korean leader (a crown jewel that successive North Korean leaders have pursued) is dominating headlines.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Creditors of Brazil's Odebrecht SA are in advanced talks to let the corruption-ensnared conglomerate keep its crown jewel asset, listed petrochemical company Braskem SA (BRKM5.
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She alleges that she was unduly pressured by Trudeau and other senior bureaucrats to offer an unheard-of remediation agreement to SNC-Lavalin, the crown jewel of corporate Quebec.
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ANILCA also included an expansion of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, one of our nation's last remaining truly wild places and a crown jewel of our nation's public lands.
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Venezuela opposition leader Juan Guaido took control of Houston-based Citgo, the government's crown jewel overseas asset, earlier this year after Washington recognized him as the country's legitimate president.
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SoftBank's other crown jewel, Uber, also went through an executive shake-up in the approach to its IPO when former CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick resigned in 2017.
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The goal of privatization naturally extended to public schools, long the crown jewel of the state, particularly in light of dire educational statistics in the rest of the South.
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Comcast's Brian Roberts earlier said he views Sky as a "unique asset," while Disney's Bob Iger called the British broadcaster the "crown jewel" of Fox's television and movie assets.
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"You take your crown jewel companies and try to chop them up?" said Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, which represents more than 2,200 tech companies.
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" If confirmed as the head of the Department of Justice, Sessions would oversee its Civil Rights Division, which former Attorney General Eric Holder repeatedly described as the department's "crown jewel.
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And what should have been its crown jewel release this year — the omnibus superhero spectacular Justice League — will be the lowest grossing film yet in the misbegotten DC cinematic universe.
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There are only 10 units made of the Elite Crown Jewel and they're being sold at the Selfridges on Oxford Street, which is a UK-based chain of department stores.
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The March refinancing took place after a new board of directors named by Guaido, who presides over the OPEC nation's congress, took control of Citgo, PDVSA's crown jewel overseas asset.
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According to Fawaz Gerges, author of "ISIS: A History," Mosul is a crown jewel in the so-called caliphate and has been considered the "cultural capital" since Baghdadi's declaration there.
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"Cements, the crown jewel of the 100 index, witnessed profit-taking amid over-stretched price run-up," said Gohar Rasool, head of international sales at Inter Market Securities Pvt Ltd.
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The crown jewel of the tax package —steep cuts in the corporate rate from 6900 percent to 2628 percent — will immediately add billions to corporate profitability, even without economic growth.
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"We see these as being a crown jewel of what we want to accomplish in the physical world, in the home, and in the virtual world as well," Slovenski said.
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Though he told the committee during his first opening statement that judicial independence "is the crown jewel of our constitutional republic," he spent the days and weeks thereafter tarnishing it.
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Yes, the Trump reelect didn't officially kick off until mid-June of 6900 in Florida; a must-win state for Trump and the crown jewel of his campaign's electoral strategy.
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Our national parks are the crown jewels of our public lands, and the Public Lands Legacy Restoration Fund will help ensure they remain the crown jewel for decades to come.
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But the crown jewel of that video is without a doubt when Gunnlaugson is ambushed by the Icelandic reporter Johannes Kr Kristjansson, who had been investigating the matter for months.
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HOF'er Mark Henry says if he was John Cena, he'd absolutely wrestle in WWE's 'Crown Jewel' in Saudi Arabia -- despite journalist Jamal Khashoggi's murder -- 'cause it's his job to perform.
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As the preparation for Crown Jewel and Australia's Super Showdown live event overtook weekly WWE programming, it became clear that Evolution, while touted as a major milestone, was an afterthought.
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Hogan stormed the ring at the 'Crown Jewel' pay-per-view event in Riyadh on Friday wearing his signature bandana and a Hulkamania shirt -- with his red and yellow boa.
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"The president gave away the crown jewel of his campaign promise to bring the Democrats to the table: That was 'no new taxes,' " said Representative Duncan Hunter, Republican of California.
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It was perhaps the first time during his ultrasuccessful 13-year tenure that Mr. Iger was denied such a prize, one he called "a crown jewel" when first pursuing it.
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On my last day, I tied my shoelaces tight and hiked up the steep streets that lead to the city's crown jewel, the monumental Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière.
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Bowyer and Brad Keselowski, who triumphed in back-to-back crown jewel events at Darlington and Indianapolis, are the only other multiple winners on the circuit so far this season.
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That missed analyst expectations of a 3.3% growth, sparking a sell-off of A&F shares and led investors to worry that momentum at the company's crown jewel was slowing.
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That frees up the stake in the team to potentially be sold to the late wildcatter's other creditors, many of whom view it as the crown jewel in the estate.
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By now, Furious faithful know that the crown jewel of The Fate of the Furious is a gigantic submarine breaching the surface during a chase scene on a frozen bay.
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The cable TV giant was once the crown jewel of Disney but has recently become the subject of increased skepticism due to declines in television viewership generally attributed to cord cutting.
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Clearly Amazon likes to see its Amy Sherman-Palladino-supplied crown jewel dominate the short period of time when much of Maisel's would-be linear TV competition is on winter hiatus.
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It's an idyllic setting of tremendous natural beauty, known for its circus history, its proximity to the Waterpark Capital of the World, and its crown jewel, the jaw-dropping Devil's Lake.
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After putting its national brands under the microscope, and growing its Nike business to $800 million, the retailer recently shifted its attention to the "crown jewel" of its private brands: Sonoma.
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Disney monetizes multiple content platforms (not just Netflix's one) – movies, television (including crown jewel ESPN), OTT (including Maker Studios as a result of its $700 million-ish acquisition), theme parks, merchandise.
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"Go DJ" is Mannie Fresh's crown jewel, the pinnacle of American keyboard music (Aaron Copland retire bitch) and digitized sound, a triumphant march of dry synth chirps and hollow, lunar beeps.
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The lower court had ruled the bribe helped Lee strengthen his control of Samsung Electronics, the crown jewel in the country's biggest conglomerate and one of the world's top technology firms.
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"The Playboy Mansion is one of the most iconic properties in the world and the crown jewel of Holmby Hills and the platinum triangle," Mr. Metropoulos said in a press release.
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"The FBI is one of our nation's most cherished and respected institutions, and today will mark a new beginning for our crown jewel of law enforcement," Trump said in a statement.
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Amazon's cloud business is an extra growth driver that Apple doesn't have," said Daniel Morgan, portfolio manager at Synovus Trust in Atlanta who describes Amazon's cloud services as its "crown jewel.
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The company, the kingdom's crown jewel and probably the world's most profitable enterprise, said it planned to sell an unspecified percentage of its shares on the Saudi stock exchange, the Tadawul.
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Before the strike, Mr. Icahn had promised to invest $100 million to renovate the Taj, which has lost much of the luster it had when it was Mr. Trump's crown jewel.
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In its bankruptcy filing, Odebrecht asked the judge to bar banks from taking possession of shares in the group's crown jewel, its controlling stake in Braskem, pledged as collateral to creditors.
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Biles, who is considered the best in the world in her sport, is likely to collect a second gold Thursday in the all-around final, the crown jewel of Olympic gymnastics.
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It is the crown jewel of China Live, Mr. Chen's new $93 million-plus, four-level contemporary Chinese food and beverage emporium that houses restaurants, cocktail lounges and a retail shop.
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While announcing the planned purchase of Fox's entertainment assets in December, Robert A. Iger, Disney's chief executive, singled out Sky as "a real crown jewel" in a television interview with Bloomberg.
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The discussions about an expanded Club World Cup — including the secret talks with investors led by Japan's SoftBank — have even seeped into the bidding for FIFA's crown jewel, the World Cup.
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The few roles for women in the originals were as love interests (Julia Roberts in "Ocean's" is the crown jewel in Danny's heist) or helpmates (Annie Potts as the "Ghostbusters" receptionist).
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Bam would become the crown jewel of Major League Baseball, the envy of every sports league and one of the most important companies as the broadcast world transitioned to digital streaming.
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The family behind Purdue Pharma reportedly doesn't want to sacrifice a bigger chunk of their personal wealth to settle the thousands of opioid-related lawsuits related to their crown jewel, OxyContin.
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Once seen as the crown jewel of the American economy, lawmakers from both parties are now questioning whether Silicon Valley's largest players are guilty of squashing rivals and invading consumer privacy.
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Mr. Lee, vice chairman of the conglomerate's crown jewel, Samsung Electronics, was indicted in February, accused of offering $38 million in bribes to Ms. Park and her confidante, Choi Soon-sil.
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It was Lisbon's largest, the €2300,10003,21000 crown jewel in Programa Biblioteca XXI ["Library Program XXI"], which aims to focus on community services and double the number of Lisbon libraries by 2600.
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For its part, Odebrecht would be required to give up any questioning in Justice of the right of banks to take possession or sell shares in Braskem, the group's crown jewel.
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F.A.'s acquisition of Dean's processing plants would be the crown jewel of its empire-building, the death knell for independent farmers struggling to find a place to sell their milk.
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Then it proposed the merged Mobis-Glovis buy stakes in Hyundai Motor from the controlling family and affiliate Kia Motors to tighten its grip over the crown jewel of the group.
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Marble Ridge Capital condemned Neiman Marcus for transferring its crown jewel e-commerce business, MyTheresa, away from the grasp of its bondholders and into its parent company, according to a Sept.
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On the other hand, I did like MENU OPTIONS, LITTLE PRINCE, DOUGIE, WHAT'D I DO, CAN I TRY SOME, PANTSUITS, IN THE PINK, MANDRAKE, CROWN JEWEL, P. E. TEACHER and PRIMADONNA.
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His departure shows that AT&T is likely to be an active steward of Warner Media, one that did not hesitate to disrupt a network that is the division's crown jewel.
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This week, Senator Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) will make history by introducing his "Medicare for all" proposal that will ultimately be a crown jewel in the legacy of the next great Democratic president and a crown jewel in the Sanders legacy of progressive leadership.
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Paps got the supermodel Monday night at JFK Airport in NYC, where she was covered in black attire from head to toe -- with an MLK hat as the crown jewel on top.
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Critics have said the structure has enabled the family of Samsung heir Jay Y. Lee to retain control of the companies in the conglomerate, especially crown jewel Samsung Electronics, with minimum investments.
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He even played the central villain in 2016's Star Trek: Into Darkness, the crown jewel of sci-fi franchises — but big-budget genre film is not all he sees for himself.
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And over at Fandango's crown jewel, Rotten Tomatoes, Shepela has been hard at work with exhibitors to strengthen RT's verified Audience Score (which sits alongside the Tomatometer) to ensure authentic audience reviews.
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But mostly, the crown jewel for the service is going to be the same as it was last month: Game of Thrones, which will have its seventh season finale on August 24th.
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Those sharing the link on WeChat, a social-media and payments service that is the crown jewel of the Chinese technology giant, see something else: "This title contains exaggerated and misleading information".
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"The electricity grid is the crown jewel in the clean economy," Ubben said on Tuesday in an interview with CNBC's David Faber at 13D Monitor's Active-Passive Investor Summit in New York.
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Between the lines: Spark's work centers around gene therapy, where mutated genes are replaced with new ones, and the filing shows its hemophilia research was the crown jewel that had everyone interested.
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The plan to list Aramco, the kingdom's crown jewel, is being championed by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who oversees energy and economic policy in the world's top oil-exporting nation.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service calls Santa Ana the "crown jewel" of its 2654 refuges in the US. In March, my colleague Christophe Haubursin and I went down to see for ourselves.
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The plan to list Aramco, the kingdom's crown jewel, is being championed by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who oversees energy and economic policy in the world's top oil-exporting nation.
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It's official, John Cena will NOT be a part of WWE's 'Crown Jewel' pay-per-view event in Saudi Arabia this weekend ... with WWE writing in another wrestler to take his place.
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Once that was sorted, I was ready to hit the Grand Tasting, the daily feeding (and drinking) frenzy that is the crown jewel of the 3-day Aspen Food and Wine Classic.
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Further down the line, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is scheduled to hold its "Crown Jewel" event in Riyadh next month, part of a 10-year deal to host events in the kingdom.
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Many analysts and investors believe Samsung Group will seek a "de-merger" along the lines sought by Elliott in a way that increases the Lees' direct control of the conglomerate's crown jewel.
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Chile President Sebastion Piñera's surprise cancellation of the APEC summit highlights how serious anti-government protests have become in the country, viewed by many as the economic crown jewel of Latin America.
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But it's crown jewel, a nearly 2,000-foot-deep, 2 million-year-old volcanic crater, sits amid the plains and includes every East African ecosystem: grasslands, forests, lakes — all teeming with wildlife.
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"If we fail to protect our cultural environment as a crown jewel, tourism products that potential investors want to sell will lose their value," said Stathis Gotsis of the Greek Archaeologists' Association.
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Per the announcement, Roc Nation will consult on marketing and music events, including its crown jewel, the Super Bowl halftime show, and help the league to bolster its activism initiative, Inspire Change.
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The God Pod is the crown jewel in that effort, but the suppression of Islamic education opportunities is a reflection of the facility's really broad commitment to favoring one faith over another.
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His threat to pull federal funding for the department's crown-jewel antiterror efforts and various other programs is enough to convince the Commish to shut down Charles Sr.'s waterfront construction project.
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A. Lincoln Center was the crown-jewel project of the Mayor's Committee on Slum Clearance, which was overseen by Robert Moses, the man who reshaped the city in the mid-216.3th century.
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As its financial performance stagnated, Hudson's Bay faced enormous pressure to sell its trove of real estate holdings — including its crown jewel, the Saks Fifth Avenue flagship store farther up Fifth Avenue.
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The crown jewel of American open-wheel racing, which is traditionally staged each U.S. Memorial Day weekend at the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway, was originally scheduled to be held on May 24.
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The crown jewel consists of inimitable archaeological sites, including the Parthenon temple, engaged in a never-ending Tetris game of cataloging, restoring and fitting its many fragments (and replacements for missing parts).
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But if the people of Hong Kong are to suffer the loss of their freedom, so too will the PRC suffer the loss of their financial crown jewel that is Hong Kong.
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"The Crown Jewel" (2020), a totemic stack of irregular wood and ceramic blocks, glazed deep blue with gashes of candy red, teetered over us, tall as a bear on its hind legs.
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Below are some of the key deals the state oil company has announced since 2018, part of Abu Dhabi's plans to reform and modernize the economy and ADNOC, the emirate's crown jewel.
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"Exciting new retail and dining will ensure [Country Club Plaza's] future success and that it remains the crown jewel of the market," Taubman Chief Operating Officer William Taubman said about the deal.
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Two bidders came forward over the last two years for its crown jewel, the transmission utility Oncor, but Texas regulators never agreed to terms, saying the proposals didn't sufficiently protect consumers' interests.
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"While J.Crew continues to struggle, Madewell has emerged as the company's crown jewel, accounting for the majority of profits," Raya Sokolyanska, senior analyst at Moody's, said in a note at the time.
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Below are some of the key deals the state oil company has announced since 6003, part of Abu Dhabi's plans to reform and modernise the economy and ADNOC, the emirate's crown jewel.
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Comcast's Brian Roberts has previously said the appeal of Sky left him feeling "terribly impressed," while Disney's Bob Iger called the British broadcaster the "crown jewel" of Fox's television and movie assets.
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And while some fans think that New York or Orange County is the best iteration, I know for a fact that Beverly Hills was truly the crown jewel of the last decade.
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"The Permian Basin has now become the crown jewel of the world's oil and gas industry," said Scott Sheffield, the executive chairman of Pioneer Natural Resources, a large producer in the area.
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The French race is the crown jewel in the FIA-sanctioned WEC but stands apart as a highlight of the motorsport calendar, with some 260,000 spectators attending this year's annual sportscar festival.
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Mr. Kushner had not yet stepped aside as chief executive of Kushner Companies, which was trying to attract investment for the company's crown jewel, an overleveraged Manhattan office tower on Fifth Avenue.
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Undoing that damage and winning back fans has been a slow, humbling process but there are signs IndyCar and its crown jewel, the 500, are starting to regain some of their sparkle.
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In promoting their tax plan, Republicans allude to the famous revenue-neutral Tax Reform Act of 1986 as their role model, describing the new legislation as a comparable crown jewel in achievement.
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The crown jewel of its empire is Pornhub (perhaps the most popular tube site in the world), which is supplied with content from numerous in-house production companies of the straight (Brazzers.
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Today she has her hands in a bunch of sex-positive parties, the newest launching next week, the crown jewel being an East Vancouver club night and amateur strip show called Rent Cheque.
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But TikTok is the crown jewel of the ByteDance portfolio; it recently hit its fifth straight quarter as the most downloaded app in the App Store, according to a new Sensor Tower report.
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Once the biggest offshore rig firm by market value and the crown jewel in the business empire of Norwegian billionaire John Fredriksen, Seadrill shares have fallen 99 percent from a September 2013 peak.
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The crown jewel in the business empire of billionaire of John Fredriksen, has struggled as energy firms have slashed investment due to a more than 50 percent fall on crude prices since 2014.
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Hulu lost its one crown jewel of quality filmmaking when its deal with the Criterion Collection expired and that niche service decided to start its own streaming company with Turner Classic Movies, Filmstruck.
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The art-deco tower, which was the world's tallest building when completed in 1930 only to be eclipsed by New York's Empire State Building, is considered a crown jewel of the city's skyline.
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Although favored to win, both the Rubio and Trump campaigns smell blood, and are hoping to embarrass Cruz by limiting his haul in a state he's called the "crown jewel" of Super Tuesday.
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Of course, Hulk just made his return to WWE after being fired in 2015 ... appearing at the 'Crown Jewel' event in Saudi Arabia, and you could tell he was back in his element.
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"The Afghan Special Forces have been singled out as the crown jewel -- more disciplined, efficient, effective than any other unit of the Afghan forces, but they've been over extended and overused," Kugelman said.
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For her tiara, Sophie wore a previously unseen piece from the Crown Jewel collection made up of four detachable diamond anthemions believed to have been taken from one of Queen Victoria's famous crowns.
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The restaurant, awarded a third Michelin star in 21986, quickly attained crown-jewel status and served as a training ground for such future stars as Pierre Koffmann, Marco Pierre White and Gordon Ramsay.
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Although the NFL's crown jewel of the offseason, the draft, will proceed as planned April 23-25, it will not happen in Las Vegas as originally scheduled, the Los Angeles Times reported Saturday.
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Outside Lincoln Center, the crown jewel of the city's performing arts venues and dark like all the others, Bach hummed from a double bass played by Jeffrey Christopher, a 64-year-old busker.
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Health has been and may always be an issue for Embiid, a 25-year-old Cameroonian, but his "crown-jewel" talent, as described by his coach, Brett Brown, has never been in doubt.
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Outside Lincoln Center, the crown jewel of the city's performing arts venues and dark like all the others, Bach hummed from a double bass played by Jeffrey Christopher, a 64-year-old busker.
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That dilemma will now take center stage as the tech giant fights doggedly to protect its crown jewel — its closely guarded search algorithm — from the prying eyes of regulators and, possibly, its competitors.
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The crown jewel of the room was by far the spacious bathroom with dark tile, double vanity, and an oversized walk-in shower with dual showerheads: a hand-held and overhead rain shower.
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"For the investment community, Japan is seen as the crown jewel of Asian gaming development outside of Macau," said Grant Govertsen, a research analyst at Union Gaming, an investment bank focused on gambling.
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After more than a decade of being the only place to play a great (non-management) baseball sim, PlayStation appears to be giving up its platform exclusivity for its crown jewel sports franchise.
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Neither the California Horse Racing Board nor the Stronach Group would comment on a contingency plan for Saturday, should a fatal accident occur in the two days leading up to the crown jewel.
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The building's crown jewel is a Modular Egress Training Simulator, a plastic and metal craft that can be arranged to resemble the cockpit of almost any helicopter or small plane on the market.
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The world of wrestling and sports entertainment has also been drawn into the debate as well, with the WWE still pressing ahead with its "Crown Jewel" pay-per-view in Riyadh on November 2.
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Earlier in the term, he issued a stunning opinion suggesting it was time for the Court to revisit a First Amendment precedent that some believe is a crown jewel of the Supreme Court's jurisprudence.
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Manuel Margot was the crown jewel of the Craig Kimbrel trade, a top prospect who gets his first real crack at becoming the team's center fielder and possible leadoff man for the next decade.
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FANG — Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Alphabet (nee Google), the group of the best-performing tech stocks — outperformed, thanks to the share price of its crown jewel Facebook, which stayed flat while its colleagues faltered.
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Specifically, Florida Department of Health records show that Trump's crown jewel, the Mar-a-Lago resort, experienced at least five pool shutdowns over the past 12 months affecting its main, beach, and spa pools.
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Toshiba, which previously said it would sell a minority stake in its crown jewel memory chip business to boost shareholder equity, says it is now considering selling a majority stake in the semiconductor operation.
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The event was, according to the participants themselves, a defense of the federal government, a gathering of the leaders of the American civil service—"a crown jewel of the American government," in McLaughlin's words.
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LONDON — The British Broadcasting Corporation is variously seen as a crown jewel of British culture, a producer of refined entertainment and reliable news coverage and as a cumbersome monolith, burdened by scandal and mismanagement.
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Since Fiat Chrysler officially unveiled its proposal on May 26, the plan had faced resistance by some Renault shareholders who argued that the Italian-American conglomerate was undervaluing a crown jewel of French industry.
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That decision pleased Hollywood, but it could lead to consumer confusion since Mr. Murdoch retained ownership of the Fox broadcast network, a chain of local Fox television stations and his crown jewel, Fox News.
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The crown jewel of American industrial manufacturing told employees on Wednesday that it was immediately suspending hiring and imposing measures to conserve cash as the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus whacks air travel.
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The self-described "crown jewel" of New York, Grand Central is both a site of spectacular self-promotion for capital, as well as a core infrastructural hub of the city and the broader region.
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The Mandalorian, the live-action Star Wars show easily considered the crown jewel of Disney's streaming service, saw north of 2 million streams over the first day, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Robert Iger, Disney's chief executive, has described Sky as Fox's "crown jewel," and has left Fox with few good options: Revise the terms with Disney to exclude Sky or enter into a bidding war.
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The subway — a crown jewel of urban diversity, a vital piece of the local economy and a point of pride for millions of New Yorkers up and down the economic ladder — is rapidly deteriorating.
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Trump turned Sessions — with all his backward views on gays, drugs and criminal justice — into an unlikely hero for lawmakers from both parties who began hailing him as a crown jewel of American jurisprudence.
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"Becoming the chairman of the House Appropriations Committee — which, of course, in some ways is the crown jewel of any House member's career — has been a bit of a poisoned chalice," Professor Baker said.
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Harvard may be the crown jewel of higher education in the Bay State, but Massachusetts also takes care of its public universities, with state support up nearly 13 percent in the last five years.
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HOUSTON — Saudi Arabia has often been a place of mysteries and intrigue, and its promised initial public offering of the kingdom's crown jewel — the national oil company Saudi Aramco — is only the latest puzzle.
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The crown jewel of Marina Bay Sands is located on its rooftop: Its infinity pool is the largest one in the world so as you may imagine it makes for pretty perfect snaps — #nofilter needed.
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Such is the story of the Essar Group, which is in the final stages of selling its crown jewel, India's second-biggest private oil refinery, to a consortium led by Rosneft, a Russian oil titan.
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" The true crown jewel of the glamorous apartment, though, is their luxurious master suite, complete with a mini bar/coffee station hidden behind a wall next to their bed that Dee says, "everybody must have.
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Congress and the White House are politicking back and forth over the fate of one of China's crown jewel tech companies, with tens of billions of dollars and tens of thousands of jobs at stake.
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Their crown jewel is Branden Miller's Joanne the Scammer, a self-described "messy bitch who lives for drama" who was discovered, of all places, on Instagram by the company's then-social media manager Jason Richards.
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The listing of 5 percent of Saudi Arabia's crown jewel, the world's largest oil company Saudi Aramco, could bring in around $20303-$400 billion, based on a valuation of Aramco at between $1.5-2 trillion.
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The crown jewel P20 Pro features two things I've never seen on a phone before: a triple-camera system and a dual-tone paint job that shifts color depending on how it catches the light.
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Some corporate grandees, like India's Ruia brothers, have lost their crown-jewel businesses, forced into bankruptcy proceedings by a government desperate to clean up the $150 billion of dodgy corporate debts on bank balance sheets.
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FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp's elevator business, the conglomerate's crown jewel that it plans to list, saw operating margins fall in the second quarter due to higher material costs that also hit Swiss rival Schindler.
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Without the legendary Usain Bolt in the mix, De Grasse would have had a legitimate opportunity to win multiple gold medals in what is generally deemed to be the crown jewel of Olympic competition—track.
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IU Health plans to build hospitals and outpatient centers in the Fort Wayne area, and that would be a giant blow to Lutheran, which many Wall Street analysts say is the "crown jewel" of CHS.
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The crown jewel of Bacon's overhaul is The Blake, an 220-room LEED-certified hotel at the base of the mountain which, through its art and architecture, pays respect to the region's ample cultural influences.
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Seadrill, once the crown jewel in billionaire shipping tycoon John Fredriksen's empire, is now in "advanced discussions" with lenders and investors on how to restructure its debt ahead of a July 31 deadline, it added.
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While Levesque denied the suggestion the event was in response to the women's exclusion from Saudi Arabia, some fans believe otherwise, especially since "Crown Jewel" was announced just days after plans for "Evolution" were revealed.
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Although she acknowledged it would be foolish to write them off as a competitor, Match's data shows that its users already employ multiple dating apps, and its crown jewel — Tinder — connects with a different demographic.
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Eventually, the Yankees turned those two bullpen arms into six prospects, including the current crown jewel of their farm system, shortstop Gleyber Torres, who came over from the Cubs as part of the Chapman deal.
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New York's foremost narcissist — whose Trump Tower, encased in fool's gold and bogus bronze, was the very definition of ersatz — hankered for what he regarded as the real estate racket's crown jewel of social status.
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The report last week that UEFA is studying not so much a revamp as a total reset of its crown jewel, the Champions League, is not an administrative story about the format of a competition.
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Each one is a journey unto itself, but the real crown jewel is the epic "Ghost Love Score," which has more narrative in its 11 minutes than most modern blockbusters and an Oscar-worthy climax.
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Even if that proves to be the case, such a brazen attack by an Iranian proxy on the crown jewel of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's energy system will raise the overall geopolitical risk premium.
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The Paris-based company said last year that it's willing to sell up to half of Universal Music Group, a crown jewel of its media empire that has been revived by sales of streaming music.
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The results here suggest that Sanders also is poised for similar successes in Super Tuesday states like California, the primary's crown jewel, and Texas, another delegate-rich state where the Latino vote could be decisive.
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"Once again, we have shown that terrorists and terrorist enablers can be brought to justice fairly, openly and swiftly in the crown jewel of our justice system: civilian courts," Mr. Bharara said in the statement.
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The offer by Western Digital, a long-time partner of the laptops-to-nuclear conglomerate's lucrative chips division, comes as uncertainty about the make-up of the groups bidding for Toshiba's crown jewel has increased.
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Before Bentley's Corner Barkery (now rebranded as Bentley's Pet Stuff) became a crown jewel in Marcus Lemonis' small business empire, embattled owner Lisa Senafe, along with her husband, Giovanni, appealed to The Profit for help.
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Tillerson was the crown jewel of Trump's Cabinet -- the living, breathing, walking proof of how Trump really could bring the best and brightest from the business world to Washington to work on the country's behalf.
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Considered a crown jewel of the U.K., the NHS provides free public health care at the point of use and, as such, holds a place of utmost importance to both the Conservative and Labour Parties.
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His prolificacy impressed me in 2015 when it produced the crown jewel DS2, whose sharp, wintry chill matched his mechanized drone in demonstrating how pro forma wheel-spinning can reveal personal pain by implied omission.
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Bankers said the companies hope to complete their IPOs before Saudi Arabia's IPO of its crown jewel Saudi Aramco either in late 2018 or early 2019 as part of a wider multi-billion dollar privatisation programme.
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"The crown jewel of our collection is George Washington's Headquarters Tent, which served as both his office and his sleeping quarters when he was in the field," said Michael Quinn, President and CEO of the museum.
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World Wrestling Entertainment on Thursday officially confirmed it will stage its "Crown Jewel" event in Saudi Arabia early next month, in spite of the global outcry against the kingdom over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The company's smartphone division, the crown jewel of its empire, is suffering: last month it killed a new line of Galaxy Note phones after dozens exploded due to faulty batteries, incurring billions of dollars in losses.
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CNN's media critic Brian Stelter says Ripa feels "disrespected" by Disney-ABC Television Group president Ben Sherwood, because her show often feels like a second priority behind the network's crown jewel, "GMA" (aka Strahan's new home).
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Indeed, the weather integration seems to be the crown jewel of the partnership, with IBM touting that Salesforce AppExchange will include its Weather Company business as a lightning component providing weather updates that inform customer interactions.
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Gurriel (his last name then spelled Gourriel) was just 21 years old, the crown jewel of the Cuban baseball system, who was about to be unleashed to grander baseball world at the first World Baseball Classic.
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Since Muhammad bin Salman (pictured), now the crown prince, revealed his intention to part-privatise the kingdom's crown jewel to this newspaper in early 2016, it has always been touch-and-go whether he would succeed.
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WWE stars Lacey Evans and Natalya plan to square off against each other during the Crown Jewel, a pay-per-view event being held Thursday at the King Fahd International Stadium in the capital city, Riyadh.
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Jason Bateman, Zootopia Let's be real: Moonlight's Mahershala Ali not only has this award in the bag, but it's highly deserved, as his performance is arguably a crown jewel in a film filled with stunning turns.
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The monarch has proven to be an influence on Tilbury, who named one of her lipsticks "The Queen" a "rich and rosy crown-jewel pink lipstick in homage to Her Majesty," according to the company's website.
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The world's top maker of smartphones, memory chips and televisions said it was "absolutely neutral" about whether to proceed with what would amount to an unprecedented overhaul of the crown jewel in South Korea's biggest conglomerate.
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They hated how director J.J. Abrams reworked major themes and reintroduced bad guys from 1982's Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, the franchise's crown jewel, making them less clever and resonant in the process.
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The French race is the crown jewel in the FIA-sanctioned WEC but stands apart as a highlight of the motorsport calendar, with tens of thousands of Britons traveling to France for their annual petrolhead festival.
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With Hayden in the top job, policy advocates and scholars might have a glimmer of hope that the former crown jewel of American libraries can be pulled out of mothballs and dragged into the 21st century.
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The state-of-the-art technology used to bring the Pride Lands and its inhabitants to life drew a polarizing response from reviewers, but the newest version of Disney's crown jewel proved to be critic-proof.
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Some critics say that US actions aimed at eradicating al Qaeda in Iraq created the vacuum for ISIS to gain a foothold in the country -- Mosul was the militant group's largest city and its crown jewel.
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Workers Party Congressman Carlos Zarattini called such a deal a "crime against the homeland," questioning how the government, which can veto the deal, could let Boeing take control of the crown jewel of Brazil's aerospace industry.
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Health centers are the 'crown jewel' of Walmart's health ambitionsWalmart's health push is starting with health centers in northern Georgia: one in Dallas opens on Friday and one in Calhoun will open in a few months.
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The creditors had earlier rejected Kumho's request to provide support of 500 billion won to the airline, forcing the conglomerate to come up with a plan to immediately sell the crown jewel to get liquidity injection.
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President Nicolas Maduro's government had remained current on that bond even as it defaulted on billions of dollars in other bonds, because the PDVSA 2020 is backed by shares in Citgo, the country's crown jewel overseas.
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HULU IS THE CROWN JEWEL, OR ONE OF THE CROWN JEWELS, IN THE MIDDLE OF WHAT IS PERHAPS THE BIGGEST MEDIA BATTLE OF WORLD NOW, BETWEEN DISNEY AND COMCAST, ALL VYING FOR 21st CENTURY FOX'S ASSETS.
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The idea for Weed Wrangle came to her when she took some garden-club guests from Oregon on a tour of Warner Parks, the 3,000-acre crown jewel of Nashville's extensive system of parks and greenways.
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In negotiating the deal, Toshiba struggled to balance its need for cash and its desire to retain control of the microchip unit, which has been described as the crown jewel in its vast portfolio of businesses.
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"The FBI is one of our Nation's most cherished and respected institutions and today will mark a new beginning for our crown jewel of law enforcement," Trump said in a statement released by the White House.
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Because AMC's crown jewel Breaking Bad wrapped up quite neatly in 2013, it was a surprise to many that El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie was slated to release on Netflix a full six years later.
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The new law also contained a 20 percent deduction for income from so-called "pass-through" businesses, a provision called the "crown jewel" of the act by the National Federation of Independent Businesses, a lobbying group.
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The crown jewel in China's tech crown has been perceived by many to be a bargaining chip in the Trump administration's trade war, a perception that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has made efforts to contradict.
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Ms. Blumenthal agreed, saying that making the box "the crown jewel of the customer experience" was the right decision because it was one of the most powerful ways to reach consumers and to learn about them.
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World Wrestling Entertainment continues to say it is "monitoring" the growing scandal surrounding murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi, but has announced no plans to cancel or change its upcoming "Crown Jewel" pay-per-view event in Saudi Arabia.
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Investors seem unruffled too: they are happy with the recent stellar performance of Samsung Electronics, the crown jewel of the group (see chart), whose share price has stayed steady throughout the twists and turns of the probe.
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The WWE legend, 66, was heading to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday for the upcoming Crown Jewel event when his plane made an emergency landing in Iceland that caused severe damage to its tires and breaks, TMZ reports.
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WWE is due to return to Saudi Arabia on November 2 for its "Crown Jewel" night of wrestling, but now it is unclear if the event at the King Saud University Stadium in Riyadh will go ahead.
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Tomorrowland at Shanghai Disneyland under construction (Getty Images)This is Tomorrowland, which will house five main attractions: Buzz Lightyear Planet Rescue, Jet Packs, Star Wars Launch Bay, Stitch Encounter, and the crown jewel, TRON Lightcycle Power Run.
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It might be a while before his training is complete, that's expected to last at least the rest of the year, but it looks like Prince is sent to be the crown jewel of a canine unit.
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Its crown jewel, the developer said, will be Marina Pointe, a complex with a 22016-slip marina, the largest in Tampa, and three 2148-story towers designed by the Miami architect Kobi Karp, each with 2000 condominiums.
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"As far as cocoa strategy is concerned, it is one of our crown jewel businesses," Chief Executive Officer Sunny Verghese said at Olam's results briefing, adding that it would invest across areas including origination, processing and research.
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Last month, Pakistan invited Saudi Arabia to invest in projects related to the China-funded Belt and Road infrastructure corridor, of which the Gwadar port is the crown jewel of some $60 billion in projects in Pakistan.
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I'm going on record here, but hardly out on a limb: There is no way the show's finale lands in 2018, the first time in its run that HBO's crown jewel will skip a calendar year altogether.
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His vocal role on the song is minimal—just a few sparse lines throughout the hook—but by the time "One Dance" hit, the Nigerian superstar was already the crown jewel of the African pop music world.
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Just six years after walking onto a suburban Maryland soccer field, Adu was now called the savior of American soccer and the crown jewel for a league eager to solidify its standing in the American sports landscape.
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Known as the crown jewel of the national system, the lush, 3503,088-acre refuge was established in 1943 and is one of the most popular bird-watching destinations in the country, attracting about 165,000 visitors a year.
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He and his wife currently own four right-hand-drive S.U.V.s: two 1999 Toyota Land Cruisers (one a diesel with a manual transmission); a two-door Mitsubishi Pajero; and their crown jewel, a 1997 Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution.
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List 4, first proposed by the Trump administration this spring, is poised to be even worse for Apple — the sweeping tariff list includes Apple's crown jewel, the iPhone, which still makes up about half of Apple's revenue.
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Since the 2006 Second Lebanon War with Israel, Hezbollah, the crown jewel in Iran's strategy of regional warfare by terrorist proxy, has been unwavering in its determination to reconstitute itself as a viable military force in Lebanon.
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On the day the deal closed, Amazon lowered prices on key items as much as 43 percent, and further price cuts are promised thanks to Amazon's crown jewel distribution system and the company's acceptance of lower margins.
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I walk through glass doors into a gallery devoted to the personal collection of Robert Petersen (20083–2007), a publishing magnate and car collector whose 400 firearms are the crown jewel of the National Firearms Museum's collection.
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San Diego, on the other hand, had one crown jewel on the major league roster—23-year-old starting pitcher Mat Latos, who had compiled a 3.47 ERA and 3.16 FIP over 194.1 innings the previous season.
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Her new app The Swift Life is a partnership with Glu, best known for cash-grab celebrity mobile games like Katy Perry Pop, Britney Spears: American Dream, Nicki Minaj: The Empire, and the crown jewel, Kim Kardashian: Hollywood.
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"While GECAS is widely considered to be the crown jewel of the GE Capital portfolio ... upon closer examination it appears that the GECAS assets could be overstated," Gordon Haskett's John Inch said in a note to investors Thursday.
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But it was her post-Sweetener follow-up "Thank U, Next" that quickly became the crown jewel of the genre and really drove home that Grande's current era of self-discovery is a force to be reckoned with.
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"The mechanism of dispute settlement within the WTO is a crown jewel which is worth protecting and without which the 'law of the jungle' would become more important in international trade," Machnig told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper.
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There are, indeed, 128 lights in that pattern on the ceiling of Isaac Stern Auditorium, Carnegie Hall's 2,804-seat crown jewel, arranged in two concentric circles: the outer circle has 32 bulbs, while the inner circle has 96.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Kumho Asiana Group has told its main creditor that it will actively cooperate in selling crown jewel Asiana Airlines Inc should the South Korean conglomerate fail to implement its restructuring plan over the next three years.
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It said it hoped a sale of its microchip business, its crown jewel, could alleviate that uncertainty — though the sale could mean a foreign purchase in what has long been a core Japanese industry, inviting potential political opposition.
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Shares in what was once the crown jewel in shipping tycoon John Fredriksen's empire have already fallen 95 percent in the past three years as low oil prices prompted drastic spending cuts by energy companies, hammering rig rates.
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The album offered fans a tantalizing look into the rapper's personal life and creative evolution — but perhaps the crown jewel was a long-awaited Kendrick Lamar collab with a backstory that's even stranger than the myth surrounding it.
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Bank of America fits squarely in this camp, with its latest report reaching that conclusion after walking through the risks facing General Electric if it retains GE Capital – and the crown jewel of aviation services buried within it.
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Billionaires and the tech elite talked about the idea publicly, with perhaps the crown jewel of UBI's moment in the cultural zeitgeist being the push Mark Zuckerberg gave the idea in his commencement speech at Harvard in May.
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And while it must have been embarrassing for the Waldhaus's crown jewel of Scotch to be a bottle of swill, once thought to be worth $300,000, it seems like the bar has a pretty effective customer service policy.
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Indeed, for Tata Sons, promoting one-time Tata intern Chandrasekaran to chairman of the $100 billion conglomerate is something of a gamble: to help unpick the group's boardroom troubles, he leaves behind the growth engine and crown jewel.
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The crown jewel in a company whose operations run the gamut from building submarines to fertilizers, the elevator division has received interest from bidders since the company in May disclosed plans to list it in a public offering.
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"The FBI is one of our nation's most cherished and respected institutions, and today will mark a new beginning for our crown jewel of law enforcement," Trump said, adding that the search for Comey's replacement will begin immediately.
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The estate of Jane Fonda seems to creepily own loads of Jobs' personal effects, including shirts, documents, business cards, bow ties and the crown jewel: one hella fly NeXT-branded turtle neck that Jobs wore (starting bid: $500).
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When jazz greats flew in from around the country, nearly all of them would stay at The Dunbar Hotel, a revered socio-cultural hub for the black community and arguably the crown jewel of Central Avenue's jazz venues.
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A few of the buildings in the city center, which had fallen into despair in recent decades, were repaired for the World Cup, and the city's long, lush beachfront got the care it deserved as Samara's crown jewel.
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The group's crown jewel was the legal defense fund, which amassed $22 million in donations, and, according to Time's Up, has since connected more than 3,000 women and men, many of them low-wage workers, with legal help.
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Officials on both sides of the news division say Mr. Rhodes now faces a daunting task: winning over a shocked team that is worried about its future and responsible for the crown jewel in the CBS News lineup.
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The Roys are gathering for a family meeting, called by Logan, the scowling Rupert Murdoch-esque CEO of the behemoth corporation Waystar Royco, whose crown jewel is a conservative news channel called ATN (think Fox News on steroids).
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Everson Griffen and Linval Joseph wreak havoc on the defensive line, but the crown jewel of Minnesota's defense is its secondary, where Xavier Rhodes and Andrew Sendejo are top-notch but Harrison Smith is a nearly singular talent.
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In January 1968 he did just that, traveling with a fellow activist, Donna Mickleson, to Columbia, S.C., home of Fort Jackson, one of the Army's largest training bases and the crown jewel of the state's many military installations.
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That a man facing charges in a broad soccer corruption case can remain in the post and also contemplate extending his reign over one of soccer's crown jewel nations might come as a surprise to those outside Brazil.
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"It is the crown jewel in the portfolio and so managing risk and community relations around the asset are very important," said Hanre Rossouw, fund manager at Investec Asset Management, which holds shares in Amplats and Anglo American.
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The I.P.O. process has been agonizingly slow since Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, first raised the idea making the crown jewel of the Saudi economy a public company more than two years ago.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition is preparing to seek an asset protection program from the United Nations to prevent creditors from seizing the country's crown jewel overseas asset, U.S. refiner Citgo, a lawmaker and two opposition sources told Reuters.
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The whole family takes a trip to Hong Kong, where Will has gotten a job inspecting the safety of the world's highest skyscraper by a long shot — the crown jewel of Chinese mogul Zhao Long Ji (Chin Han).
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Now each year, more than 80,000 fans gather at London's Alexandra Palace over the last two weeks of December and into January for a fortnight of darts and a party at its crown jewel event, the World Darts Championship.
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World Wrestling Entertainment's decision to hold it's Crown Jewel event in Saudi Arabia, despite pressure to cancel after the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, got more controversial on Friday when it brought out controversial wrestler Hulk Hogan to host.
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Swift seems destined to be another crown jewel in Glu Mobile's growing roster of stars seeking the sort of success that Kardashian has enjoyed since her game began dominating the iTunes App Store charts in the summer of 2014.
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Deutsche is more leveraged than its peers; it is unusual in lacking a crown jewel around which it can base a business model; and it has a stack of derivatives whose prices are hard to observe in the market.
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And while there are some shows in the Bravo lineup that feature diverse casts — competition shows like "Top Chef" or "Project Runway" — the issue of segregation is considerably noticeable among the network's crown jewel, "Real Housewives," and its spinoffs.
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Once the crown jewel in the empire of shipping tycoon John Fredriksen, Oslo-listed Seadrill's shares have fallen 92 percent in the past three years as plunging crude prices and drastic spending cuts by oil companies hammered rig rates.
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Once the crown jewel in the empire of shipping tycoon John Fredriksen, Oslo-listed Seadrill's shares have fallen 95 percent in the past three years as plunging crude prices and drastic spending cuts by oil companies hammered rig rates.
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This is like the historic difference between network TV shows and HBO shows, which — freed from ad breaks and advertiser concerns — became the crown jewel of TV dramas and went on to consistently top the Emmy Awards winner list.
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The need for more security comes from the fact that terrorists continue to look at attacking commercial airlines as the "crown jewel," and are exploring new ways to conceal devices, DHS Secretary John Kelly said at the CNAS conference.
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In recent years, music videos have seen a significant revival — including, but not limited to, Lady Gaga's theatrics, Sia's visual partnership with Maddie Ziegler, "This Is America" by Childish Gambino (last year's crown jewel), and, well, anything Beyoncé does.
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"We see these as being a crown jewel of what we want to accomplish in the physical world, in the home, and in the virtual world as well," Sean Slovenski, Walmart's president of health and wellness, told Business Insider.
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In the decades since, we have witnessed the repeal of the Fairness Doctrine, the imposition of internet filter bubbles, the optimization of soft news—of which sports is a crown jewel—and the deterioration of the American education system.
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" Other presidents, Republican and Democrat, took questions at town halls and tried to connect with Americans to avoid feeling like a prisoner in the White House, which Bill Clinton once called "the crown jewel of the federal penal system.
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A company called Excelsior Strategies, run by employees at Mr. Shields's firm, Convergence, was contracted to rent Mr. Trump's crown jewel, his list of some 20 million donors; Mr. Shields said that only the campaign profited from the arrangement.
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Lee, vice chairman of the group's crown jewel Samsung Electronics Co, has already served one year of detention but walked free last year after the appellate court halved a lower court's five-year jail sentence and suspended it for three years.
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The former startup, which Walmart bought for more than $3.3 billion last year, is the crown jewel of its recent acquisition spree, an all-encompassing retail site that ambitiously took aim at Amazon with a cutting edge price algorithm. Jet.
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But Barcelona-based Abertis, a crown jewel of Catalonia, has only recently started contemplating the possibility of a sale to enable the business to cope with domestic challenges including a series of concessions that will soon expire, the sources said.
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Sogou CEO Wang Xiaochuan said in an internal email after the announcement on Monday that Sogou would leverage its strength in natural language processing, which he called the "crown jewel" of artificial intelligence, and move from search to question-answering.
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In the filing, the company asks the judge to bar the group's seven largest creditors - six banks and an investment fund - from taking possession or selling shares in the group's crown jewel, its controlling stake in petrochemical company Braskem SA .
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The strategy underscores Freeport's desire to keep Grasberg, one of the world's largest mines, the crown jewel of its operations even amid the complex task of excavating the largest underground mine ever developed at a cost of more than $15 billion.
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But the crown jewel of the book is the title story: the tale of Henry Sugar, a selfish gambler who teaches himself to see through solid objects in order to cheat at cards and eventually reforms himself into a secular saint.
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"It gives me great pleasure to announce that the dynamic city of Shenzhen has been chosen to host the WTA Finals, the WTA's crown jewel season finale, for the next decade," the tour's chairman Steve Simon said in a statement.
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China is investing as much as $150 billion to build up its semiconductor capabilities, and U.S. officials fear these investments will fund excess capacity that will threaten U.S. "crown jewel" industries much the same way China over-produces steel and aluminum.
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In a betrayal of ownership logic, the drafting of Ntilikina was presided over by Phil Jackson shortly before he was canned as team president by James L. Dolan for threatening to trade Kristaps Porzingis, who was then the franchise crown jewel.
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TANF, the crown jewel of anti-welfare policy, imposed barriers to assistance, time-limited eligibility notwithstanding need, withdrew the child care guarantee for participating families, and valued marriage and child support over employment training and education as pathways out of poverty.
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Meanwhile, the former unified heavyweight boxing champion Fury is about to make his pro wrestling debut in WWE's "Crown Jewel" event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where he takes on the bearded former strongman Braun Strowman in a singles match on Thursday.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition-controlled National Assembly on Wednesday took a key step toward authorizing a $71 million interest payment on state-owned oil company PDVSA's 2020 bond, which is backed by shares in its crown jewel asset, U.S. refiner Citgo.
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The filing in a Texas court is the latest step in a years-long process to restructure what was once the world's largest offshore driller by market capitalisation and the crown jewel in the business empire of shipping tycoon Fredriksen.
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It was a tone deaf moment: not only is Crown Jewel horribly unpopular on its own terms, but to bring up a show which the women putting on your best stuff of the year can't go to is plain arrogance.
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Unclear if the plan was to make Hulk a part of 'Crown Jewel' all along -- or if he was a last-minute Plan B after John Cena and Daniel Bryan refused to participate over the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Disney's willingness to let Marvel enjoy relative creative freedom while working its characters into the overall "Disney machine" of theme parks, TV networks, and, of course, merchandising paved the way for the company's acquisition of its newest crown jewel, Lucasfilm.
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While "Loveless" is the undoubted crown jewel in their set, the trio—made up of Matt Lowell, Crisanta Baker, and Sam Stewart (Dave Stewart from The Eurythmics son)—create music that's expansive and cleanly crafted, an atmospheric peak, a melancholic trough.
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BRASILIA, Aug 21997 (Reuters) - Brazil's influential finance minister has convinced President Jair Bolsonaro to consider the once-unthinkable step of privatizing state-owned oil company Petrobras, but stiff political opposition could stifle any effort to sell the country's corporate crown jewel.
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Two popular YouTubers with tens of millions of followers between them had been hyping a beauty line collaboration for weeks, using documentary-style videos and social media to tout the collection's crown jewel: a palette of 18 eye shadows for $52.
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Washington (CNN)Justice Clarence Thomas issued a jaw-dropping opinion earlier this week when he suggested it was time for the Court to revisit a First Amendment precedent that some believe is a crown jewel of the Supreme Court's jurisprudence.
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It also owns TV streaming firm Now TV. Comcast's Brian Roberts has previously said the appeal of Sky left him feeling "terribly impressed," while Disney's Bob Iger called the British broadcaster the "crown jewel" of Fox's television and movie assets.
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Gannett is offering $12.25 a share (5.6 times Ebitda*), or a 63 percent premium on the current value of its stock, to buy the struggling newspaper publisher, which owns eleven dailies, including the Chicago Tribune and crown jewel Los Angeles Times.
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Venezuela has the world's richest oil reserves, just topping 216 billion barrels, but corruption and a lack of capital have left its one time crown jewel PDVSA a shadow of its former self with deteriorating facilities and an inability to maintain production levels.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The Samsung Group's de facto leader and heir apparent is poised to join the board of crown jewel Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, a step towards formalizing his role as head of the conglomerate as it reels from a massive smartphone recall.
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It isn't just the suffocating constriction of Secret Service protection — Bill Clinton once half-jokingly called the Oval Office the "crown jewel of the Federal penal system" — it's the fact that once you're in the office, the pendulum soon swings against you.
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Then, the crown jewel: Fatboy Slim, with their big beat number "The Rockafeller Skank," came pulsating into the gameplay options and line-up change screens, disrupting—but not too much—the excitement of a game that had clamorously evolved since its previous edition.
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Alongside the Do LaB's Lightning in a Bottle, Symbiosis has developed into a crown jewel of the so-called "transformational" circuit, a network of grassroots alternative festivals driven by Burner themes––sustainability, self-reliance, progressive politics––set to the beat of electronic music.
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The 49-year-old Jay Y. Lee was convicted by a lower court in August of bribing former president Park Geun-hye to help strengthen his control of the crown jewel in the conglomerate, Samsung Electronics, one of the world's biggest technology companies.
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Now, Ferrero, the chocolate company that makes Nutella, is looking to have its crown jewel classified as a jelly or jam, and thus have serving size reduced to one tablespoon—slicing the calorie count of a serving in half in fell swoop.
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Prince Muhammad intends to make wholesale use of the private sector, even to provide basic services such as education and health care, and wants to sell stakes in state assets including Aramco, the crown jewel and probably the biggest company in the world.
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Hudson made the case that the new management team led by Sewing would improve profits by focusing on private and commercial banking, describing one Deutsche Bank unit that provides services to businesses as a "crown jewel" that offers superior returns to investment banking.
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Hager even has an amateur-wrestling victory over Cain Velasquez, another accomplished UFC champion who, incidentally, crossed over into professional wrestling and features on WWE's upcoming Saudi Arabia show, "Crown Jewel," competing against Lesnar in a singles match for the WWE Championship.
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Friday's announcement of the planned departure of Elman, Noble's founder and its largest shareholder owning a fifth of the company, comes just days after its CEO quit and Asia's biggest commodity trader flagged the sale of its energy distribution business, its crown jewel.
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Since the Purple One's death, tributes have been pouring out from every corner of the media, many proclaiming Sign o' the Times his greatest album, crown jewel in an unrivaled career, but I've also heard complaints that it is somewhat hard to parse.
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These include accusations that Samsung BioLogics, an affiliate, fiddled its accounts to ease Mr Lee's succession, and that executives from Samsung Electronics, the group's crown jewel, were complicit in destroying evidence, possibly at Mr Lee's behest (Mr Lee and Samsung deny the charges).
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But with the artist formerly known as K-Dot so iconic he's marketing outtakes as a concept album, it was clearly time to check out this easily downloaded 2010 double-dare-ya, the crown jewel of more freebies than I can list.
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Before the crown jewel game of his 230-year pro career; before he beat a team that every expert said was unbeatable and before he chopped down the alter ego he'd hated for years, Henry Burris' knee locked up and everything stopped.
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SEOUL, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Jay Y. Lee, the billionaire heir to South Korea's Samsung Group, should find some comfort that its crown jewel Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has reported record profit every quarter since he was jailed in February, making him even richer.
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A lower court in August convicted Lee for bribing Park for help in strengthening his control of Samsung Electronics, the crown jewel of the country's largest conglomerate and one of the world's biggest technology companies, as well as embezzlement and other charges.
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But beyond a failure to keep up with changing trends, what led to his downfall were his close ties to the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein and an entrenched culture of misogyny at the crown jewel of his business empire, Victoria's Secret. 7.
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Even though 18 minutes was more than enough time for Williamson to captivate the entire world of basketball, the 19 year old and New Orleans head coach Alvin Gentry joined fans in craving more from the team&aposs newly-acquired crown jewel.
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Market watchers referred to the development of jet engines, which make up 20 percent of an airplane's purchase price, as GE's "crown jewel," because the margins were high once the company had eaten the ten-figure cost of developing and testing one.
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The team quickly issued a statement denying it, Waldman apologized, and Frazier tweeted out a response: The 22-year-old Frazier is highly rated by the prospect heads, though he is by no means the crown jewel of the Yankees' farm system.
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While Berlin's politicians were less flustered over the headquarters' location, politicians in the German state of Hessen, home to the financial capital Frankfurt and Deutsche Boerse, were significantly more concerned over the idea of their crown jewel of a European exchange sacrificing its local headquarters.
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What the market has been hoping for, he said, would be the likes of the "crown jewel" of financial reforms involving initial public offerings that will allow Chinese companies to raise money through equity capital rather than debt, taking some pressure off China's banking system.
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The National Museum in Rio de Janeiro is not only Brazil's crown jewel of historic preservation, but this 200-year-old museum is one of the largest in the Americas with some 20 million objects dating as far back as the Early Cretaceous period.
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Goldman Sachs is part of a group of lenders that have agreed to lend the project an additional $1.6 billion, but if American Dream defaults, the banks are entitled to an ownership stake in the Mall of America, which is Triple Five's crown jewel.
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Singhal, who heads up search at Google, the company's crown jewel, has been "living on" smartphones — the Galaxy S6 Edge and iPhone 6+, to be precise — for nearly a year in an effort to prepare first-hand for the future Google faces on smaller screens.
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But the crown jewel of the press conference was Milo's announcement that without a website to publish him or a political party which dares to be seen with him, he would begin a "new media venture," built on his own miniature cult of personality.
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Last fall, design firms competed for the chance to build a "droneport" in Rwandan capital Kigali; the city is the crown jewel of President Paul Kagame's multi-decade effort to reform the war-ridden country into the poster child for successful development in Africa.
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"The Harvest stake is Deutsche Asset Management's crown jewel, but due to the complexity of exiting such joint venture investments in China an IPO would allow the German bank the best route to fully unlock its value," said Peter Alexander, Z-Ben's chief executive.
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The 95-year-old instrument permanently resides, like a crown jewel, behind thick glass in the museum, but the decision was made for it to come out on Sunday night and be played by Skaggs, a mandolin master who's unsurpassed in carrying on Monroe's legacy.
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A lower court last month convicted the 49-year-old Lee, heir to the Samsung Group and one of Asia's largest technology companies, of bribing former president Park Geun-hye to help strengthen Lee's control of the crown jewel in the conglomerate, Samsung Electronics.
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There are other projects that advocates of tougher rules on Wall Street are hoping the SEC will eventually address, including a stricter "fiduciary duty" standard on investment advisers, and perhaps the crown jewel of their agenda, a rule requiring companies to disclose their political spending.
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There's the purple Crown Jewel, the shimmery pale pink Prickly Pear, the burgundy Pinky Promise, and dozens more — basically, if you're a fan of cheeky beauty product names and impressive color payoff at a great price, you're going to want to jump on this deal.
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The White House and some members of Congress want you to believe that a key part of the answer to paying for tax cuts can be found in the rich biological heart of Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge — the crown jewel of America's wildlife refuges.
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The Senate is preparing to vote on a tax bill that — remarkably and inexplicably — includes an unrelated provision to allow oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, one of America's last wild, pristine places and the crown jewel of our nation's refuge system.
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The Tomorrow Building is the crown jewel of the Lamp Post Group, a venture capital startup incubator based in the city that owns six buildings in the innovation district, because many of the startups it's invested in are beginning to outgrow their office spaces.
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The crown jewel of the system is brilliant young shortstop Gleyber Torres, acquired from the Cubs midseason in exchange for closer Aroldis Chapman (who the Yankees promptly re-signed as a free agent this winter), but there's talent everywhere you look down on the farm.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi investors, who dipped into savings and took out loans to participate in Aramco's record share offering, have been shocked by the free-fall in the shares of the kingdom's crown jewel after an oil output pact between OPEC and its allies collapsed.
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The Premier League rights are the crown jewel of the beIN Sports portfolio; the package is among the most expensive sports properties, worth more than $10 billion to the Premier League in each three-year cycle via payments from broadcasters in dozens of countries.
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Disney had aggressively pursued Sky, with Mr. Iger calling the British company a "crown jewel" of the Murdoch empire and describing its direct relationship with tens of millions of customers in Europe as a way to speed the introduction of Disney-branded streaming services.
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Bloomberg's Super Bowl commercial is the crown jewel in a record ad campaign that's aired seven times more promotions than the previous top presidential spenderIf Mike Bloomberg wants to move on from 'stop and frisk,' he should put his money where his mouth is
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So last week, when Oprah announced that American Dirt would be the next book discussed in her book club, the news was treated not as the crown jewel in the coronation of the novel of the season, but as a slightly awkward development for Oprah.
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Publication of the offer range is another milestone in what has been an agonizingly slow process since Prince Mohammed, Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, first broached the idea making the crown jewel of the Saudi economy a public company more than two years ago.
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Discomfort over revelations, first reported by Gizmodo, that the crown jewel of Silicon Valley was working hand in glove with the Pentagon on an AI-imaging program for drone footage, known as Project Maven, brought internal backlash and the cancellation of Google's commitment to the project.
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Back then it would have seemed improbable that their new estate, the crown jewel of Jorge's acquisitions, would end up squaring them off against a revolutionary government, drain all of del Vizo's inheritance, and consign her to a solitary existence at the top of the hill.
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In a letter to Goldman Sachs (GS), JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and other leading investment banks, the environmental activists warned that the long-delayed IPO will enable Aramco, the crown jewel of Saudi Arabia, to raise billions of dollars that will be used to worsen the climate crisis.
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"We consider them the crown jewel of our values-led sourcing program," said Unilever spokesman Sean Greenwood, pointing out that Greyston, while founded by a Buddhist monk with a mission to do good, has balanced its social mission with being a reliable, businesslike supplier for decades.
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FORTT: SO SATYA AGAIN, WHEN EXACTLY ABOUT DID THIS PHASE OF THE CONVERSATION BEGIN AND TELL ME WHAT YOU SEE AS THE CROWN JEWEL, THE CORE ASSET THAT LINKEDIN HAS THAT'S GOING TO REALLY ENABLE THAT REINVENTION OF PRODUCTIVITY THAT YOU HAVE TALKED SO MUCH ABOUT.
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CARACAS/PUNTO FIJO, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition-controlled National Assembly on Tuesday allowed a parallel board of directors of state-run oil company PDVSA to negotiate foreign debt ahead of a looming payment deadline that could put its crown jewel overseas asset, U.S. refiner Citgo, at risk.
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As he left the pitch, Ronaldo used a team medic's phone to check out the damage to his second crown jewel (feet first, of course) -- and couldn't help but look annoyed AF. He certainly paid the price for Real Madrid's 6-1 lead in the 84th minute.
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The Queen, a rerelease of the 2016 best-selling shade, is a crown jewel-esque pink, matte lipstick created in homage to Her Majesty, Elizabeth II. The Legendary Queen presents itself as a deep wine shade that would be flattering on anyone from 18 to 80.
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That, in turn, likely would be an existential challenge to Sidewalk Labs, since the company's work in Toronto was to be the early crown jewel proving out its ability to integrate technology into the built environment in a way that would benefit populations, the company argued.
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"As NASA moves forward with their plans I will use every tool at my disposal to ensure the Johnson Space Center remains the crown jewel in human space exploration," Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who had urged Bridenstine to choose Johnson Space Center, said in a statement.
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Once the crown jewel in the empire of shipping tycoon John Fredriksen, Oslo-listed Seadrill's shares have fallen 22021 percent in the past three years as plunging crude prices and drastic spending cuts among oil companies have pushed daily rig rates for oil drillers down towards breakeven.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) called the bill "the crown jewel" of the GOP agenda, and included it in the party's 28503 policy platform.
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Tuesday's speech is intended to mark the start of Ryan's concerted campaign for what an aide called the "crown jewel" of the GOP agenda amid the turmoil engulfing the White House and growing skepticism of lawmakers' ability to reach consensus on the details of a plan.
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Why it matters: Jared's ascension to the highest ranks of government shined a spotlight on the business practices of the family's New York real estate business, creating concerns about potential overseas entanglements, the crown jewel of their real estate empire, and their business practices with vulnerable tenants.
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It is with some excitement, then, that visitors are turning up once again, this time for In/Future, an art and music festival that has reopened Ontario Place's retro-futuristic pavilions, silos and its crown jewel, a triodetic dome called the Cinesphere, for 11 days ending Sunday.
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The crown jewel was a 150-room castle in Austria once owned by Archduke Franz Ferdinand, whose assassination in 0003 touched off World War I. The archduke used the castle, known as Blühnbach, as a hunting lodge; Mr. Koch used it for decades as his summer retreat.
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" Months later, they performed at another Minecraft music festival, this time with a heftier set of songs, the crown jewel of which was "money machine"—a squelching electro-rock track with cartoonishly distorted bass and a nonsensical preamble in which Les calls someone a "piss baby.
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They are here alongside the stars of reality shows like Southern Charm, Million Dollar Listing, Below Deck, and the network's crown jewel, the Real Housewives franchise, for panel discussions and photo ops devoted to the celebration of what can only be described as the Bravo Extended Universe.
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Nutella, the thick, dark spread and crown jewel of the Ferrero empire, has legions of fans around the world, whose borderline addiction fuels sales to the tune of $2.46 billion annually for the spread alone—that's from 198,416 tons of the stuff produced each year, according to Bloomberg Business.
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On Tuesday, the company announced longtime wrestling legend Shawn Michaels would be coming out of eight years of retirement to wrestle alongside Triple H. WWE did not answer questions from BuzzFeed News about whether it was considering canceling or relocating Crown Jewel, saying only it was "monitoring the situation."
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Biggie's legacy was huge enough to immediately send a number of songs flying up the charts—most notably the tribute track "I'll Be Missing You" but perhaps none more importantly than the crown jewel of Puff Daddy's Bad Boy empire, "It's All About The Benjamins," in its remix form.
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A lower court in August convicted Lee and jailed him for five years for bribing Park for help in strengthening his control of Samsung Electronics, the crown jewel of the country's largest conglomerate and one of the world's biggest technology companies, as well as embezzlement and other charges.
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In 2016, Bridgepoint, a British private-equity firm, sold several smaller firms from its 2005 fund to a new fund, as it wanted to focus its efforts on a few investments, such as its crown jewel, Pret A Manger, a sandwich chain, which it wished to take public.
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The service was shuttered last week and the apps have been removed from Apple's App Store as well as Google Play: Screen at one time was the crown jewel of Mayer's "MaVeNS" turnaround approach and touted over a thousand hours of viewable content, including the Saturday Night Live catalog.
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Ayala Land's REIT firm can be used to acquire office assets in the Philippines' main financial hub, said company's President Bernard Vincent Dy. The Makati business district, located at the heart of the Philippine capital, is the crown jewel of Ayala Land, which is valued at $13.3 billion.
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There are thick plastic drums evocative of hazardous waste containers and a bar stocked with fluorescent Red Bull-based cocktails—this being the crown jewel of the energy drink slingers' annual avant music festival in New York—a detail that is most probably coincidental, but feels striking nevertheless.
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Of course the crown jewel of its plan is the Belt and Road Initiative, which involves more than 60 countries and will extend China's economic and military reach across the globe, creating a super supply chain able to support China's needs for as long as earth's resources last.
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On the positive side, electrical power is back in most places, while the Overseas Highway and its 42 bridges are open all the way to Key West, the island chain's crown jewel and the primary draw for most of the people who visit the Keys — 3.8 million last year.
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Like its neighbors the Wythe and William Vale, the Hoxton's crown jewel is its panoramic rooftop terrace animated by a thumping funk soundtrack, on which we shared a Deeper Purple cocktail ($14) with beet and lavender salt, blotting a spill with a black napkin that made the stain worse.
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None of this bodes well for the speedy recovery of what was once a crown jewel of German industry, Cevian and the Krupp foundation say they fully support Ms Merz, who trained as a mechanical engineer before embarking on a stellar career at Bosch, a German engineering giant.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) called the CHOICE Act "the crown jewel" of the GOP agenda, and included it in the party's 2628 policy platform.
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In the filing, the company asks the judge to bar the group's seven largest creditors - six banks and an investment fund - from taking possession or selling shares in the group's crown jewel, its controlling stake in petrochemical company Braskem SA. Shares in Braskem are pledged as collateral to the creditors.
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Most of the Cantina cocktails can be primed for a perfect picture by placing them on the ring light that graces every table top in the bar, but the crown jewel is The Outer Rim, a pink tequila cocktail topped with golden tropical fruit puree and rimmed with black salt.
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The thing that makes it special is that this is one of the largest diamonds in the world, and the Oscars are the crown jewel (pun intended) of Gaga's awards circuit looks for A Star Is Born, which have harked back to old Hollywood glamour and the Audrey Hepburn era.
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Like other formulas from the brand, the shadows will come in every finish and color imaginable — from Crown Jewel (a shimmery amethyst) and Lucky You (a matte pink) to Now and Zen (a sparkly white) and Let's Do It (a jet-black matte), each one just as pigmented as the next.
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This figure puts Chanel just above Kering's Gucci ($7.1 billion), and neck and neck with LVMH's crown jewel, Louis Vuitton (LVMH has not released Louis Vuitton's earnings, The New York Times is speculating that figure is estimated to be €8 billion to €10 billion, or $9 billion to $12 billion).
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Far from two of the NBA's glamor franchises, Cleveland and the Warriors offer more grit than glitter but will play for basketball's crown jewel in a matchup that features two of the game's greats, four-time league most valuable player James, and Warriors guard Stephen Curry, the two-time reigning MVP.
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Some works include a video station of clips from Kim Cattrall interviews, an Art Deco fireplace Harkins constructed out of decoupaged Sex and the City scenes, and a series of paintings with a crown jewel of a resigned but regal Samantha Jones at Carrie's book party after a chemical peel.
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The oil-rich, monarchical Gulf state of Qatar was always a dubious choice to host a World Cup, to put it mildly, but the 2022 edition of the soccer world's crown jewel is now in jeopardy after several Middle Eastern neighbors abruptly cut diplomatic ties and closed its borders to Qatar.
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The board of bankrupt Texas utility Energy Future Holdings will meet later on Sunday to decide whether to sell its crown jewel, power transmission company Oncor, to Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc or accept an opposing bid from Sempra Energy, a person familiar with the confidential deliberations said on condition of anonymity.
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After the Crown Jewel show last Thursday—WWE's fourth in a series of widely-criticized events in the kingdom—upwards of 175 employees (performers and production staff alike) were held up in Riyadh as they attempted to fly back home in time for Friday night's live SmackDown show in Buffalo.
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When Myers was traded from the Kansas City Royals, where he'd been the crown jewel of the game's most celebrated farm system, to the Rays in exchange for James Shields in 2012, he became a touchstone for anyone wanting to malign organizational shortsightedness in general, and Kansas City's in particular.
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" He added: "Passing the crown jewel of Wall Street reform into law to create this consumer agency that would go to bat against big banks and predatory lenders and credit card companies ... go to bat for the little guy, win back $12 billion for 29 million Americans that were cheated.
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"The shortboard thing is exciting, it's the crown jewel of the World Surf League, but most people who look at it are like, 'That's pretty cool, but I don't know if I can actually do that,'" said Devon Howard, a former pro surfer who is the director of the new tour.
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The GOP also responded immediately to the healthcare failure yesterday with an announcement that they would be moving a budget resolution in the House of Representatives to slash more than $200 billion from the federal government in order to set up the crown jewel of their agenda: a massive tax cut.
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