"There are a lot of places where we could substantially cut costs, but in a lot of cases when you cut costs, you're cutting jobs as well," Mr. Paul said.
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Benyamin said the airline was also looking to cut costs.
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FDA wants to shorten new drug monopolies to cut costs .
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As airlines tried to cut costs, peanuts began replacing meals.
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"This is probably not just to cut costs," Fried said.
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The move will also help to cut costs, McDonald's said.
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That is because they must attract students or cut costs.
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Officials said the move was an effort to cut costs.
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I try to pack breakfast every day to cut costs.
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He continued to say the company plans to cut costs.
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There are variations that can cut costs in rich countries.
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"These companies have cut costs to the bone," Cramer said.
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"How else are you going to cut costs?" posited Clack.
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Firefighters and state officials also face pressure to cut costs.
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To cut costs, superintendent Ernest Singleton took a drastic step.
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You can also think about ways you can cut costs.
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By going smaller, the chain is hoping to cut costs.
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Airlines have been racing to cut costs and cancel flights.
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Ellison has also been trying to cut costs at Lowe's.
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Xerox intends to cut costs by more than $640 million.
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In an escalating trade war situation, companies would cut costs.
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Coupa's platform helps businesses manage their spending and cut costs.
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Others are suffering financially and closing stores to cut costs.
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Builders have also frequently cut costs by using substandard materials.
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This is an attempt to cut costs and contain expenses.
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So you're going to go in and save, invest, cut costs.
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It is also intensifying efforts to cut costs and improve efficiency.
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It could cut costs by reducing work on its London hotels.
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Since our revenue has decreased, my employer had to cut costs.
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Of course, burrito drones could cut costs and improve delivery times.
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We shifted Medicaid to a managed care system and cut costs.
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That has forced it to cut costs and reduce its workforce.
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Walmart says that some schemes, such as energy efficiency, cut costs.
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Bilfinger is in the middle of a restructuring to cut costs.
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Despite efforts to cut costs, though, they are still suffering financially.
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As exporters' competitiveness suffered, they tried to cut costs, including pay.
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To cut costs retailers have announced an avalanche of store closures.
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The company posted results on Friday, promising to further cut costs.
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Engie will cut costs by 800 million euro in 2019-21.
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This change would promote competition, and cut costs, according to CBO.
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Saver Scholarships isn't the college's only unique program to cut costs.
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Taylor started to cut costs and push research and development initiatives.
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Doing so would cut costs and promote clean energy, he said.
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Machenil told CNBC that the bank would continue to cut costs.
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That could force Box to cut costs — which could mean layoffs.
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That's a real way to cut costs, but this takes time.
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To preserve football's grace, beauty, and athleticism, and still cut costs.
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The Postal Service has not announced any plans to cut costs.
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That creates plenty of incentive to cut costs and increase revenue.
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It's in order to draw people in and to cut costs.
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He began looking for ways to cut costs and modernize factories.
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We cut costs to save jobs and we took voluntary cuts.
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Since then, the embattled start-up has fought to cut costs.
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Both need to cut costs in order to get fit again.
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The main reason companies adopted such plans was to cut costs.
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It also laid out plans to improve operations and cut costs.
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Are there ways to cut costs without sacrificing the core mission?
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They are digitising their operations and automating claims to cut costs.
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D.E. Shaw also calls for a significant effort to cut costs.
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Mr. Trump could eliminate some of these features to cut costs.
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Without growth, PSA will have no choice but to cut costs.
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And the money-losing company is under pressure to cut costs.
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Deere has cut costs and increased prices to protect its profits.
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To cut costs, he invited her to move into his apartment instead.
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These prisons cut costs, deny medical care and serve barely edible food.
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It remains unclear how PSA would cut costs in a combined group.
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The premium manufacturers have cut costs and shifted production to cheaper places.
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Cramer said it was no coincidence that it also cut costs aggressively.
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While Apple has cut retail prices, it has cut costs as well.
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And SpaceX seems to be in need of ways to cut costs.
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At the same time, shippers are looking for ways to cut costs.
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There is evidence that integrating services can cut costs and improve outcomes.
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He and Ms Viner cut costs by 20%, or more than £50m.
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That would cut costs for airlines and passengers—and threaten controllers' jobs.
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The bank has managed to cut costs and staff while boosting revenues.
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He rents an apartment with Mays just outside Toledo to cut costs.
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Abercrombie has been seeking to cut costs and downsize its retail footprint.
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The plan: Cut costs by $14 billion over the next five years.
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The Arts Council needs to cut costs, of course, every department does.
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The results were helped by efforts to cut costs and streamline operations.
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CSX cut costs by $3.73 million, or 9 percent, during the quarter.
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Xerox said it planned to cut costs by more than $640 million.
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"It's a way to cut costs and make new friends," she said.
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Another way to cut costs is to save on the front end.
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The effort comes as the bank faces investor pressure to cut costs.
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He has also sold assets and cut costs - including thousands of jobs.
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So Mr. Mitchell has been thinking about small ways to cut costs.
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Other Nordic countries have also grappled with the need to cut costs.
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Lifting the ban would also help create safer communities and cut costs.
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Amazon has squeezed more revenue and cut costs from its retail business.
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The company lost $120 million last year despite attempts to cut costs.
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Sethi: There are three parts here: C.E.O. The first is cut costs.
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That may mean you need to cut costs on your everyday spending.
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Asus cut costs without making it feel like a cut-rate phone.
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BP had cut costs as lower oil prices ate into its profit.
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To cut costs, his wife and daughter went home to his village.
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While Sprint has cut costs, analysts say the company is highly leveraged.
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Analysts say if this continues, banks will need to further cut costs.
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To cut costs, bosses willingly sacrifice leg room and other general necessities.
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Responding to criticism from Wall Street, Wells Fargo also successfully cut costs.
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The company has been restructuring to cut costs because revenue is declining.
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If properly structured, MFA can do that: cut costs while improving choice.
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And the owners and developers are pushing the parent companies to cut costs.
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It would have to look to cut costs to boost margins, he added.
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He added OSN was taking action to cut costs and attract new customers.
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He has also cut costs and sold assets, including Tesco's South Korean business.
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It has already cut costs across the company and plans to do more.
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Last month it announced plans to cut costs by $3 billion in 2017.
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That top-line challenge has created pressure to cut costs to bolster profits.
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Banks are under increasing pressure to cut costs to try to improve profitability.
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Bill Ford indicated the company would take more aggressive action to cut costs.
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But smaller vessels keen to cut costs have grown complacent in recent months.
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Some cut costs by boosting output per worker, often by driving workers harder.
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He touted GM's valuation and the company's ability to cut costs and restructure.
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The reusable design of Hyperbola-2 will cut costs by 70%, Huo said.
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It is likely that such combinations cut costs, improve profits and lower debt.
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Agrium Inc and Potash plan to merge by mid-2017 to cut costs.
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Bulking up lets companies cut costs — including layoffs in newsrooms — and centralize operations.
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Meanwhile, ongoing store closings should help Gap cut costs moving forward, Trussell said.
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Operations will move to Europe, where the company says it can cut costs.
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Last week, MGM Resorts announced a plan to cut costs and boost growth.
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Sword isn't the only company that's looking to cut costs for physical therapy.
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Airlines can cut costs by limiting the things to which passengers are entitled.
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Most European banks still pay some dividends and have not cut costs enough.
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Instead the business is either going to raise prices, cut costs, or both.
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They have built web-based models that cut costs for buyers and sellers.
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The introduction of auctions was the latest step in attempts to cut costs.
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Instead, American drillers cut costs, kept pumping and oil prices continued to fall.
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Many manufacturers cut costs, he said, by using substandard glues and other materials.
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As a result, more millennial renters are living with roommates to cut costs.
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It was able to cut costs by putting more people on fewer floors.
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Yet, even as the recalls mounted, Takata looked for ways to cut costs.
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The move will also help the company in its drive to cut costs.
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They say a government plan will quickly cover all Americans and cut costs.
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Some are looking to cut costs, holding product launches and shelving marketing campaigns.
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Yet the tax cut costs $1.5 trillion — with a t — over ten years.
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We should not cut costs if it means we lose these vital connections.
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But he acknowledged that the group was reorganizing its finances to cut costs.
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As a result, several companies have announced plans to cut costs and jobs.
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To cut costs, the district has shifted from laptops to iPads to Chromebooks.
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The two also want to harmonize standards, reduce bureaucratic obstacles and cut costs.
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Again, we sacrificed the extras, cut costs and lived as frugally as possible.
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Rattled by the coronavirus, airlines have rushed to cut costs in recent days.
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Domestic manufacturing firms cut costs, and that often meant finding cheap labor overseas.
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To cut costs, they are automating processes and services, including using "robo-advisers".
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University officials say they cut costs by about 15% in the last year.
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Contrary to popular belief, there are many ways college students can cut costs.
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Walgreens now intends to cut costs more quickly in order to boost profit.
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While Sprint has cut costs, analysts have said the company is highly leveraged.
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Yet the tax cut costs $220006 trillion — with a t — over ten years.
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Consumer staples companies have also been challenged by activist investors to cut costs.
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The latest Trump tax plan took a number of steps to cut costs.
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Quantify Technology recently restructured to cut costs and focus on sales and marketing.
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The government has said it will review large-scale infrastructure projects to cut costs.
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So far, they have been able to cut costs elsewhere to balance things out.
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The owner of Reddi-Wip whipped cream saw opportunity to scale and cut costs.
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And costlier imports have forced US manufacturers to lay off workers to cut costs.
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Slower growth and tighter margins have device-makers searching for ways to cut costs.
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Chip makers have been combining to cut costs and build scale for their customers.
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Eventually, even more may be laid off, as remaining stores cut costs through automation.
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Just after taking the job, Harrison promised to close yards and cut costs aggressively.
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The project had been postponed so that Statoil could cut costs and improve profitability.
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But once you accept that, it's easier to find ways to seriously cut costs.
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Additionally, Republicans may be looking to cut costs at the federal and state levels.
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It also said the decision to travel without reporters was intended to cut costs.
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It added it saw potential to cut costs by a further 500 million rand.
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Air France needs to cut costs to keep up with leaner rivals in Europe.
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It has also taken steps to cut costs by reorganizing its North American business.
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The company has pledged to cut costs and focus on software solutions going forward.
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Analysis questions how far that funding may go to cut costs for those Americans.
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For larger businesses, uncertainty can mean layoffs to immediately cut costs and boost confidence.
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Qvantel's cloud-based BSS allows operators to cut costs while introducing new customer services.
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Carnival's purchasing power enabled Donald to cut costs by negotiating lower prices with suppliers.
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He ran the firm for six years but repeated efforts to cut costs failed.
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ALREADY under pressure to cut costs, banks are reluctant to spend on contingency plans.
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It increased lending in Denmark, Finland and Norway and said it had cut costs.
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"It's never easy to cut costs," Mr. Guardian, a Republican, said in an interview.
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Still, the farm equipment maker's decision to cut costs sent the stock up 3.5%.
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Still, the farm equipment maker's decision to cut costs sent the stock up 27.54%.
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But the most notable strategy has been to buy other firms and cut costs.
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Some teams stay with "host families" to cut costs while they're on the road.
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And it won't be the first time schools are shut down to cut costs.
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The movie theater operator is trying to cut costs by $20 million per year.
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He says developers are putting a lot of pressure on suppliers to cut costs.
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Chip makers cannot seem to cut costs sufficiently, so the scramble to consolidate continues.
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By socializing the cost of low wages, they cut costs to bottom-feeding businesses.
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It offers competitive rents that could be attractive to companies looking to cut costs.
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Fastjet is looking to cut costs amid tough conditions in its home market, Tanzania.
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Its development people were given an impossible task, to cut costs and improve mileage.
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Trump offered to oversee the renovations, promising he could cut costs by $1 billion.
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PSA is looking to cut costs in order to boost its overall financial performance.
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As Sethi puts it, "cut costs mercilessly on the things you don't care about."
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He urged banks to tackle bad loans "with determination" and strive to cut costs.
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Many mining companies are loaded with debt and trying to cut costs, analysts said.
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Amtrak will scale back service in certain regions to cut costs during the outbreak.
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You should cut costs and you should have somebody else look at your expenses.
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The next administration could abandon or delay some aspects of modernization to cut costs.
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Macy's also said it would restructure its organization to increase sales and cut costs.
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Some Democrats have brought digital ad buying and strategy in-house to cut costs.
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U.S. utilities are seeking consolidation to cut costs and bolster investment in aging infrastructure.
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Companies needed to cut costs to keep profit growing as sales came under pressure.
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Michaelis oversaw the company's plan to cut costs and reduce exposure to unprofitable markets.
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So the couple cut costs, and Deirdre worked a second job during the summers.
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However, the airline industry moved to electronic ticketing entirely in 2008 to cut costs.
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Your own preferences and needs will dictate where you can and can't cut costs.
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The European Central Bank has called on Commerzbank to cut costs further, Handelsblatt reported.
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Employers, for example, can cut costs by holding wage increases below the inflation rate.
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Albany should cut costs instead of sticking local governments with the state's growing bill.
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CareMore's Jain said that partnering with Lyft has cut costs and improved patient satisfaction.
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To keep going, they needed to produce more molds or cut costs, or both.
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Guy Cartwright is tasked with helping Juul cut costs by $1 billion next year.
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"Every company went into shutdown mode, cut costs, close underperforming stores," said Deloitte's Sides.
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You can't save your way to wealth or cut costs to become more profitable.
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Under pressure to cut costs within the VW empire in the wake of more than $25 billion in fines and penalties for emissions cheating, labor leaders have called on Stadler to cut costs at Audi and take responsibility for his division's failings.
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Under pressure to cut costs within the VW empire in the wake of more than $25 billion in fines and penalties for emissions cheating, labour leaders have called on Stadler to cut costs at Audi and take responsibility for his division's failings.
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This enables them to cut costs while boosting productivity and the success rate of projects.
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Western Digital's earnings were below expectations yet investors welcomed the company's efforts to cut costs.
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In August, it said it planned to merge some of its businesses to cut costs.
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Analysts say if this continues, banks may have to restructure more drastically to cut costs.
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A lower cost alternative could be enticing to brokers who are attempting to cut costs.
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Still, it's no surprise the company is taking measures to cut costs and boost margins.
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Cost: Typically, when businesses cut down the number of products they're using, they cut costs.
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The company is moving swiftly to slash production and is exploring ways to cut costs.
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It could cut costs, thin down, focus and maybe finally realize its very unrealized potential.
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The company, which has about 50 employees worldwide, is looking at ways to cut costs.
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The company's strategy can be caricatured as follows: buy a big business, cut costs, repeat.
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They've also cut costs by downsizing to just one bus for Chris's band and crew.
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Hence the calls for a simpler structure, which could cut costs and shore up profits.
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Companies in the sector have cut costs, reduced capital expenditures and increased volume, Lau said.
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Investors have cheered moves to cut costs aggressively and sell assets to bolster balance sheets.
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Active managers are performing badly and looking to cut costs rather than pay for research.
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The Densify solution looks at the consumption and for ways to cut costs and usage.
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Macy's unveiled a three-year turnaround plan to cut costs and boost growth on Tuesday.
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Opponents argue the combined entity would likely raise prices, cut costs and harm rural consumers.
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Alfa aims to cut costs and speed up approvals by making its operations paper-free.
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Instead, the company decided it would move toward automation as a way to cut costs.
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After Asda's profit slumped 11.5 percent in 2016 the firm is looking to cut costs.
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The banks will still be under pressure to cut costs, Bafin president Felix Hufeld said.
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The company said last month it would cut costs, but had not specified any amount.
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Tesla is planning to lay off approximately 22019 percent of its employees to cut costs.
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This has cut costs for airlines, allowing them to pass on the benefits to passengers.
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Khan promised to cut costs, including trimming motorcades of government officials and selling public land.
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GM has said it will shut the unit down if it cannot sufficiently cut costs.
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Investors also see potential for the fragmented Italian banking system to consolidate and cut costs.
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The department store chain also announced additional store closures in an effort to cut costs.
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Corporations that used China to cut costs raised their value, enriching executives and ordinary investors.
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Liu said the investment in Lansing helps New Hope globalize feed procurement and cut costs.
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Torstar Corp has been trying to cut costs as it struggles with falling advertising revenue.
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Automakers typically cut costs by reusing buttons and hardware over many different brands and models.
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Still, a plan to cut costs could help double earnings even if revenues stay flat.
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If they must cut costs, they usually choose to reduce benefits over their other options.
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There's good evidence that dedicated attention to social support can improve health and cut costs.
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But the company will need to cut costs and is running out of other options.
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In response, the company has cut costs and sent many employees home on unpaid leave.
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Or it could force riders to pay higher fares and slash service to cut costs.
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Or it could force riders to pay higher fares and slash service to cut costs.
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That phone starts at $699, and you have to expect Apple to cut costs somewhere.
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Improving digital customer service offerings has also cut costs, executives said on an earnings call.
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What your mom and grandma say is true: buying in bulk can really cut costs.
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In response, Mr. Khosrowshahi has shaken up Uber's top ranks and tried to cut costs.
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But flying into General Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee offers some opportunities to cut costs.
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As Mr. Trump tries to cut costs, health care providers fear doom for housing programs.
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The latest hiring initiative could throw a wrench into Wells Fargo's plans to cut costs.
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Companies can also spend to cut costs, which many have avoided since the financial crisis.
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Read all the details on PayPal&aposs plans to cut costs with a cloud move.
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Meanwhile, tens of thousands of stores have gone dark as retailers seek to cut costs.
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But it has held on, only falling about 1 million bpd as drillers cut costs.
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As a result, officials looking to cut costs often turn to O&S programs first.
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Another risk is that automakers will cut costs by using more platinum and less palladium.
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Opel has also struggled to cut costs and has closed a factory in Bochum, Germany.
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Any place that can fit a screen in (classrooms, hospitals, airports, restaurants) can cut costs.
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To cut costs, PCP will process the extra fruit without adding to its labor force.
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Semiconductor dealmaking crossed $80 billion in 2015, driven by companies' efforts to cut costs and expand.
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To offset these impacts, Pepsi cut costs across the board and refranchised its Thailand beverage operations.
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N on Monday in an all-share $6 billion deal to cut costs and boost profits.
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Christian Sewing, Deutsche Bank's chief executive, hopes the move will cut costs by €6bn a year.
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Sprint on Tuesday confirmed it plans to make changes in its backhaul strategy to cut costs.
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In September, Revlon launched a restructuring plan to cut costs across its consumer and professional businesses.
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These include starting to charge for food on short haul flights last year to cut costs.
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To compensate for weakness in its international segment, FedEx announced plans on Tuesday to cut costs.
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One way to cut costs will be to offer fewer variations of Ford's models, Hackett said.
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This has forced carriers to cut costs and manage capacity to focus on more profitable routes.
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Trading operations have been cut back, and a difficult decade has increased pressure to cut costs.
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Pressure on carriers to cut costs made the fuel-efficient MAX Boeing's fastest-selling model ever.
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Google had to cut costs down in a few areas, and some of them are disappointing.
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The drugmaker previously said it plans to cut costs to devote more resources to cancer drugs.
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The Boring Company thinks it can speed this sort of operation up, and also cut costs.
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Its strategy for future growth relies on building identical smaller thermal plants to help cut costs.
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And he still found room to cut costs by roughly $2125 billion without endangering employee morale.
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Unregistered work and part-time contract jobs have increased as businesses are desperate to cut costs.
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The company has shifted production from China to South Korea to cut costs as a result.
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It can cut costs for consumers and reduce the possibility of system failures and power blackouts.
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NetEase, the runner-up in China's gaming market, reacted by trimming its staff to cut costs.
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Now the former are growing faster than the market overall, using greater heft to cut costs.
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That elite luxury experience has devolved as airlines have moved to cut costs and increase profits.
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Their bet: that the trendy headset-based technology can help them build sales and cut costs.
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It also needs to cut costs more quickly to start building up necessary capital, they added.
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In response, it cut costs, suspended dividends and put an array of assets on the block.
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"We must raise productivity and profitability and cut costs," VW human resources chief Karlheinz Blessing said.
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There's a playbook for getting out of trouble: bring in new management, cut costs, buy assets.
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They have the potential to cut costs, save lives, and reduce the scope for human error.
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Newspapers are under increasing pressure to cut costs to offset sharp declines in print advertising sales.
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I mean, they cut costs not in innovation, or in product quality, or anything like that.
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Pandora has also tried to get more videos, cut costs and expand its ticket-sale business.
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The case for reining in sprawling branch networks as a way to cut costs looks compelling.
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The merger will allow Qatar to further cut costs and become more competitive, said al-Sada.
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In theory, scaling up would allow companies to cut costs and bid more for bigger projects.
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While the software could be used to cut costs, Bathgate believes his customers haven't done this.
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Let us show you how to insure more people and simultaneously cut costs and improve outcome.
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Some say such caution means huge opportunities to cut costs further and faster have been missed.
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Mr. Munoz will have to weigh wage increases against efforts to cut costs and increase revenue.
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With revenue falling it has cut costs and sought to improve its operations across the business.
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The profit motive will lead companies to cut costs by using less sugar as an ingredient.
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The firm was forced to sell or write down assets and cut costs to boost liquidity.
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Media and education publisher Pearson surged 17.4 percent after investors welcomed its plans to cut costs.
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After an unprecedented round of mergers in 2016, farming giants have been looking to cut costs.
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Andrew Wheeler, the acting EPA administrator, said the proposal would cut costs for farmers and miners.
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Traylor said another secret to success for U.S. manufacturers is investing in technology to cut costs.
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The hope is that modernising the market's technological architecture can cut costs and improve its efficiency.
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He said budget watchdogs would be hired to cut costs and pay closer attention to spending.
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He introduced changes to streamline government, diversify the economy and cut costs, including slashing construction spending.
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Sanders has advocated restrictions on drug companies that would be meant to cut costs for patients.
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SpaceX is also trying to cut costs with reusable spaceships and aggressively pursue more economical designs.
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Some couples cut costs on things like living expenses by trading labor for things like housing.
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Zegona said there was potential to increase revenue, cut costs and accelerate expansion of the company.
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It cut costs by 19 percent to $20.3 billion last year, the lowest level since 2008.
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Critics, including activist investor TCI, have urged VW to take more radical action to cut costs.
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Especially as farmers look for new ways to cut costs and make their businesses more sustainable.
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The chain announced it would close some flagship stores in the near future to cut costs.
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To cut costs, one of Mitchell's engineers, Nick Steinsberger, began tinkering with the fracking-fluid formula.
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General Motors is offering buyouts to salaried workers to help cut costs, Dow Jones reported Wednesday.
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The company has faced several setbacks, however, as it cut costs and focuses on generating revenue.
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Increasingly, it isn't just executives attempting to cut costs who are supporting the rise of robots.
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In recent years, as membership and subscription revenue declined, the group cut costs, resulting in layoffs.
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British banks have shuttered hundreds of branches in recent years in a bid to cut costs.
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To cut costs, Tesla announced that it would close most of its stores around the country.
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Now Tesla is in retreat, shuttering most of its stores in a bid to cut costs.
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Third, Senate Democrats lament that Obamacare didn't do more to cut costs for the already insured.
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The impact is not easy to gauge, however, since higher volumes also help jetmakers cut costs.
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For the lenders, it offers the opportunity to gain financial scale, cut costs and combine technology.
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The move will help the heavily funded yet still unprofitable venture-backed media company cut costs.
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Revenues would top $70 billion and, analysts said, there would be massive scope to cut costs.
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" The new system, she told the publication, aims to cut costs and take a "national approach.
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The second is for WeWork to cut costs elsewhere, which should be helped by reduced construction.
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Kroger and Walgreens Boots Alliance are teaming up to cut costs by sourcing more merchandise together.
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This would be a good place to cut costs if looking to shave down the budget.
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The shale sector moved fast to innovate and cut costs to survive the oil price crash.
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Its plan to cut costs by ditching its old food supplier for a cheaper one backfired.
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Soltau said the company is considering closing some of JCPenney's remaining 860 stores to cut costs.
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It helps cut costs for inventors by providing access to assembly machines through a membership model.
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Media and education publisher Pearson surged 16 percent after investors welcomed its plans to cut costs.
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Everybody else has to cut costs, slash investments and cling on to cash, chief executives grumble.
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The restructuring, which involves job cuts, is expected to cut costs by 30 million pounds annually.
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Frugal couples go to great lengths to cut costs, marrying in tree houses or in caves.
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Others are creating backup plans to cut costs so their survival won't depend on new funding.
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During his term Van Dijkhuizen sought to further cut costs and improve the bank's capital buffers.
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Procter & Gamble reported a larger profit in the fourth quarter as it raised prices and cut costs.
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Alcemy – BERLIN Alcemy's quality prediction AI enables cement and concrete producers to cut costs and carbon emissions.
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She often shoots on video, not only to cut costs but also to allow for uninterrupted conversations.
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It has been expanding into e-commerce and convenience stores and opening logistics centers to cut costs.
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The agreement will allow the new entity to cut costs through synergies and expand its customer base.
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In March 2013 the nearly bankrupt city tried to cut costs by changing its municipal water supplier.
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Total previously planned to cut costs by $4 billion by end 2018, adjusting to lower oil prices.
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But it also might be that some nonprofits exploit gray areas in the law to cut costs.
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Instead of staying home and trying to cut costs so you can survive, why not move overseas?
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In that sense, commercial rocket launching is just like any other industry: Cut costs and maximize profits.
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Mulvaney, like many conservatives in Congress, has embraced changes to Social Security and Medicare to cut costs.
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Yahoo has been laying off employees and seeking to cut costs as its core Internet business shrinks.
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If you're trying to cut costs, living with a 128GB drive is not the worst trade-off.
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Blockchain tech is seen as a way for banks to cut costs in a number of areas.
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He also wants to cut costs, a tall order as long as branch closures are ruled out.
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As in other volume businesses, like beer, some of the merger logic is simply to cut costs.
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And yet you identified payments to drivers as "the juiciest target" for these companies to cut costs.
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Various banks are investing large sums to explore how blockchain could revolutionise payment systems and cut costs.
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Yet there are ways to cut costs if you want to travel and do it for less.
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Companies have tried startups for all sorts of things before, hoping to cut costs and raise efficiency.
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When there are benefits to scale, dominant firms can cut costs and fatten margins without raising prices.
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Yet in recent years it struggled to cut costs to compete with newer budget airlines like IndiGo.
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But also the need to cut costs (and worker wages) out of the equation to maximize profit.
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It will close a third of its 300 stores by 2022 in an attempt to cut costs.
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A lackluster June quarter is expected to prompt firms to cut costs further to shore up margins.
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And, of course, consumers should look for coupons for organic brands as a way to cut costs.
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Greater room to borrow means energy producers are under less immediate pressure to cut costs or output.
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It plans to cut costs and divest less profitable parts of the business, including its margarine brands.
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Mercuria has been a vocal advocate of implementing blockchain technology to significantly cut costs in oil trading.
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It is also taking steps to stabilize sales, cut costs, review its portfolio and cut its workforce.
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While most of the talk has been about the Permian Basin, other producers have also cut costs.
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The Hertz deal will also be used as a way to cut costs in how Shift expands.
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He cited BHP's potential to cut costs further and its bigger exposure to coking coal and oil.
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It launched a turnaround programme to boost revenue and cut costs in response to the bleak results.
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U.S. Steel Vice President Douglas Matthews acknowledged the modernization would cut costs and reliance on manual labor.
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The company's stock rallied after a gold treatment project came online to boost production and cut costs.
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Sprint cut costs by about $260 million in the quarter, excluding $100 million of hurricane-related charges.
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Doing so yields economies of scale that cut costs, creating a virtuous cycle of self-reinforcing progress.
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Will Tracy be willing to cut costs and possibly not deliver the high-quality her customers expect?
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The majors prefer to mine on a vast scale, allowing them to increase margins and cut costs.
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Elsewhere, Boeing said it would cut around 4,500 jobs by June in a bid to cut costs.
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Since then, he has embarked on a strategy to shrink the group's investment bank and cut costs.
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Various banks are investing large sums to explore how blockchain could revolutionize payment systems and cut costs.
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North Carolina is not alone in state governments using HBCUs as a quick fix to cut costs.
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The bank has shed employees, dumped risky investments, cut costs, and closed its business in some countries.
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Sprint has been in the middle of a turnaround plan to cut costs and shore up cash.
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He wants to keep and create jobs, cut costs, reduce waste and move away from special interests.
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Add helping cut costs for rural medical facilities and Medinas is a business we can get behind.
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The economic downturn has forced manufacturers to cut costs to remain afloat amid onerous taxes and bureaucracy.
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They are also under pressure to cut costs as they look at how to reorganise their operations.
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And reducing the number of cosmonauts could both cut costs and serve as a money-making endeavor.
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The Spanish bank is one of many looking to cut costs in an effort to improve profitability.
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This matters because railroads want to cut costs by operating freight trains with a single crew member.
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It has improved its merchandise, cleaned out inventory, cut costs and tested services like ship-to-store.
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That distraction, even as commodity prices deteriorated and their peers cut costs to survive, is finally over.
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It has also had to cut costs after struggling against tough conditions in its home market, Tanzania.
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New technology can also help cut costs and improve processing and regulation, including the use of blockchain.
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The hope is that the use of the technology will reduce response times and ultimately cut costs.
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In response, these companies have sought multibillion-dollar deals to cut costs and weather the industry's storm.
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Ermotti renewed his call for banks to share some financial infrastructure as a way to cut costs.
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There is speculation that the company may need to find a creative solution to cut costs now.
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To cut costs, the company has shed nearly 14,000 employees since 2015 and more layoffs are planned.
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Consumer spending on casual dining has waned in recent years, putting companies under pressure to cut costs.
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Sears is looking to cut costs by an additional $200 million, unrelated to store closures, in 2018.
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The buyouts are part of a plan to cut costs and shift investments into wireless and 5G.
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The restructuring, which involved job cuts, was expected to cut costs by around 30 million pounds annually.
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First of all, in an effort to cut costs, some airlines, like Frontier, don't even offer WiFi.
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They were trained on an iPad instead of a simulator to cut costs and shorten training time.
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When some of the start-ups cut costs, often prodded by SoftBank, they reduced payments to workers.
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Hertz climbed after the company said it cut costs and improved the management of its rental fleet.
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LabCorp has been acquiring contract research organizations as drugmakers try to cut costs by outsourcing clinical trials.
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Drilling rig operators did the best as investors were pleased they keep closing rigs to cut costs.
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The company also launched a new plan to cut costs by at least $1 billion in 2017.
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Working out of a fitness center can also cut costs for a new company or a freelancer.
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The firm has been forced to sell or write down assets and cut costs to boost liquidity.
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Maersk said its mega-ships and the MSC alliance gave it scale and helped to cut costs.
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Major European airlines have taken dramatic steps to cut costs and shore up cash in recent weeks.
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Freelancers left in the lurch As newsrooms seek to cut costs, some have eliminated their freelance budgets.
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The financial stress that these events will put on retailers could force them to cut costs further.
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They'll talk about how they cut costs, experimented with new products, partnered, diversified and downsized unnecessary staff.
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Budgetary constraints already lead public prisons to cut costs, often by contracting out services to private companies.
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It's just the latest unicorn to reevaluate its business in recent months and work to cut costs.
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Warehouse automation is a key element in efforts by Amazon to cut costs and speed up deliveries.
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Banks are closing branches to cut costs and modernise as more nimble digital lenders grow in popularity.
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They want you to cut costs, where, to develop 25G, you've got to spend money, as well.
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They want you to cut costs, where, to develop 5G, you've got to spend money, as well.
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The firm cut costs in areas like compensation but not enough to offset the decline in revenue.
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The White House wants to update government information technology systems, cut costs, eliminate waste and improve service.
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Softbank is reportedly putting more pressure on its portfolio of companies to cut costs and turn profits.
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Yahoo noted that it had cut costs significantly over the past year, eliminating more than 2,100 jobs.
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U.S. Steel Vice President Douglas Matthews acknowledged the modernization would cut costs and reliance on manual labor.
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General Electric (GE) is implementing plans to cut costs and increase profitability in its industrial software business.
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Twitter is trying to improve its performance, and exploring numerous ways to cut costs, according to sources.
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Reports of internal disharmony continued as external consultants were brought in with a mission to cut costs.
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Instead, she suggests skipping the side dish when ordering at restaurants as a way to cut costs.
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Warehouse automation is a key element in efforts by Amazon to cut costs and speed up deliveries.
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The trend of losing since February shows that retailers are looking to cut costs where they can.
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Serve is Postmates' new cooler-meet-autonomous-stroller that it hopes can cut costs and speed up deliveries.
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Lastly, the company aims to cut costs by finding redundant jobs, equipment and operations between the two companies.
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Some simply absorb the costs at the expense of the bottom line or look to cut costs elsewhere.
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The price slump, transport bottlenecks and pressure from activists have forced oil firms to cut costs and emissions.
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The strike began in May after Freeport laid off some 10 percent of its workforce to cut costs.
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The struggling retailer also unveiled a new plan to cut costs by at least $1 billion in 2017.
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With housing in high demand in Nairobi, some unscrupulous developers bypass regulations to cut costs and maximize profits.
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The art broker on Monday reported a 31% year-over-year rise in profits as it cut costs.
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The British bank is over halfway through a three-year turnaround plan to improve returns and cut costs.
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Typically in a tough economic climate a company might be expected to reduce its workforce to cut costs.
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And it was hoping to do to Unilever what it has done elsewhere: cut costs and boost profits.
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But if you're set on a live tree, buying one just before Christmas can help you cut costs.
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To cut costs, the Pixel 3a and 3a XL will reportedly look and feel like less premium devices.
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With greater employee churn and pressure to cut costs, companies are increasingly shifting the purchase burden to employees.
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Seventy-one percent said they raised menu prices and nearly half revamped their menu choices to cut costs.
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Business Briefing Sprint is eliminating more jobs as it seeks to cut costs and turn around its business.
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Unregistered work and contract jobs have increased during the debt crisis, as businesses are desperate to cut costs.
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Last year, to cut costs, Time reduced its print circulation from 3m, announcing a new target of 2m.
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Thyssenkrupp last month unveiled plans to cut costs by 500 million euros ($545 million) at its steel business.
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The company has developed an integration with its software so that companies can cut costs and deter fraud.
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Berkley Research Group will also help cut costs and analyze the mall-based chain's leases, the people said.
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So a lot more research is needed to improve those options, reduce their negative effects and cut costs.
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That can help cut costs, and ticket prices, for what is designed to be a low-cost airline.
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Heavy investment has made most plants in Britain highly efficient, so there is little scope to cut costs.
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The company is investing heavily in technology, changing pricing plans and will consolidate 400 offices to cut costs.
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Under pressure to cut costs amid slowing sales in its core action-camera business, GoPro's hand was forced.
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The company has cut costs and started selling new products, even acquiring the printing arm of Samsung Electronics.
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Mr Kjos plans to rein in growth ambitions and cut costs to keep the airline aloft in 2019.
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As the BBC has reorganized to cut costs, creating and delivering high-quality content is an increasing challenge.
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That means pipeline operators will seek to boost their bottom lines through mergers that help them cut costs.
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Perhaps you made some aspect of a company function more efficient or found a way to cut costs.
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Boatbound quieted down since moving from San Francisco to Seattle 2016 to cut costs and push towards profitability.
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HSBC will also look to cut costs by simplifying its notoriously complicated management structure and internal reporting lines.
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He said he cut costs by roughly $2 billion, but did so without the sacrifice of employee morale.
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It is seeking ways to cut costs and stabilize sales to cope with the fallout of the scandal.
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Genish's predecessor had launched a drive to cut costs, boost profitability and make TIM a more nimble competitor.
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"If you can use the same margins between the two, that could cut costs for participants," he said.
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As airlines worldwide continue to struggle, more are moving toward the ultra-basic amenities model to cut costs.
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Flint's water crisis occurred after the city switched its water source about two years ago to cut costs.
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Flying out of Kunming airport would help cut costs by 30 per cent compared with Hong Kong airport.
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On Wednesday, the airplane maker said it would trim jobs at its commercial airplane unit to cut costs.
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This is because a shift away from meetings should help the company cut costs, in the analyst's view.
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Bon-Ton has been seeking to cut costs and capture a bigger slice of the online shopping pie.
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"PetroChina is not able to cut costs enough to keep profits at a high enough level," he said.
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Candidates must have a proven ability to cut costs; experience of automating back-office functions is particularly valuable.
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He tried to cut costs, froze about $2 billion of investments in Israel and expanded ICL's operations abroad.
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The challenge for Mr Vestberg's successor is not only to cut costs, but to find a new purpose.
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Forging partnerships with other businesses can also help a broke entrepreneur cut costs and establish a brand identity.
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The company has also been restructuring its business to cut costs and adjust to the slack in demand.
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With no indication that poor performance was a factor, he believed it was a measure to cut costs.
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If the practice is deemed legal, TIM would probably adopt the same method to cut costs, he said.
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Sears said it could use the bankruptcy process to cut costs, shed debt and restore itself to profitability.
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To cut costs, students should keep their eyes peeled for opportunities to save money on their everyday purchases.
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VTB is also planning to cut costs in Europe by slimming down its operations to focus on Frankfurt.
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All European banks are trying to cut costs amid sluggish growth, economic uncertainty and restrained trading by clients.
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GM wants to cut costs to invest more in the next generation of electric and self-driving cars.
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Kohl's, which largely caters to low- to middle-income customers, has been closing underperforming stores to cut costs.
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Banks and stock exchanges are piling into the sector in the hope that using blockchain can cut costs.
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They also contend the bill does not do enough to reform the U.S. healthcare system and cut costs.
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HP Enterprise has managed to cut costs in recent years to offset falling revenue in its services business.
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"We cannot cut costs short term without sacrificing revenue going forward," the banker said on condition of anonymity.
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The company has been looking in recent years for ways to further cut costs, including investment in automation.
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The result could be a rise in unemployment as corporations cut costs in the face of falling sales.
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Instead, Jonan said the ministry was studying "fairness" and urged PLN to make efficiency improvements to cut costs.
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Reducing staffing and increasing class sizes is one of the easiest—and most problematic—ways to cut costs.
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Carbon wants to help designers and manufacturers be more efficient, cut costs and waste less energy and materials.
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Sears surged more than 50% in pre-market trading after the company announced plans to radically cut costs.
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Energy efficiency is important for utilities like Aarhus Vand because it can cut costs and aid the environment.
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Banks have been under pressure to cut costs as a weaker economic outlook raised concerns about revenue growth.
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Under boss Lewis the firm has spent heavily to cut costs and improve the look of its stores.
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"Things won't get better until European banks substantially clear NPLs and begin to aggressively cut costs," Coker said.
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The plan promises to cut costs for consumers while helping to bolster use of carbon-free power sources.
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"It's either cut costs or raise money, extend the runway and live to fight another day," said Green.
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Before you withdraw money from your emergency savings, think about how you can cut costs in other ways.
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The group is not making any redundancies, though it is implementing measures to cut costs, the statement said.
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Proposals in the House and Senate would expand benefits for current and future Medicare beneficiaries, and cut costs.
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FCC officials said they believe this provision will cut costs for participating suppliers and incentivize more to participate.
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Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank desperately need to cut costs by closing bank branches and conducting more business online.
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Delta Air Lines announced Wednesday several drastic measures to cut costs as the novel coronavirus ravages airlines worldwide.
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The airline and its competitors are now racing to cut costs and preserve liquidity, warning trends could worsen.
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Tronc can cut costs at The Daily News, potentially by creating a single sales staff and other moves.
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And companies can limit their use of third-party contractors or reevaluate relationships with vendors to cut costs.
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Firms on monthly user subscriptions are cutting costs there Finding ways to cut costs significantly can be difficult.
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Chinese companies forced to cut costs could have their profits pinched and could reduce hiring or close entirely.
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"He'd say, 'This is too much money, so either we cut costs or cancel it entirely,'" Nils chuckled.
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And solar factories got progressively larger and were able to cut costs through automation and better quality control.
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A growing number of manufacturers are seeking to cut costs by putting employees on "short-time work" schemes.
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These variations make the calculus of factory location difficult, whether the manufacturer wants to expand or cut costs.
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The company announced plans to consolidate its manufacturing capacity in a move-- that it says will cut costs.
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"They are trying to cut costs as much as they can without hurting their top line," Vollesen said.
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Mr. Bensend relies on the key ingredient in Roundup — glyphosate — to kill weeds, improve yields and cut costs.
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But G.M. is looking to cut costs, or at least avoid cost increases, in a difficult business environment.
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Bed Bath & Beyond is cutting around 500 jobs as it looks to cut costs and streamline the business.
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It was widely reported earlier this month that the unit would slash hundreds of jobs to cut costs.
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The company has been working to cut costs and preserve cash as it navigates the weak pricing environment.
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In February, it said it would let go of 7% of its workforce in order to cut costs.
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A good sofa will likely cost more than some other pieces, but there are ways to cut costs.
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To be sure, they also cut costs, but private equity also prides itself on revenue expansion and innovation.
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The company also operates "mining pools" in which participants collaborate on bitcoin mining in order to cut costs.
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In 43, Ford cut hundreds of white-collar jobs in Europe to cut costs by $200 million annually.
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Urgent care has benefited in recent years by a drive by insurers and health providers to cut costs.
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Sears announced last February a plan to cut costs by $1 billion and reduce debt and pension obligations.
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The company reduced debt by 20 percent in the fourth quarter and cut costs dramatically to offset weaker revenue.
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The United States and its new ambassador are placing great pressure on the UN to cut costs and staff.
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It has a plan to cut costs by 150 million to 200 million pounds by the end of 2017.
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Freeport-McMoRan plans to cut costs by 28 percent, while Glencore is targeting a 24 percent cut this year.
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In a letter to subscribers, MoviePass also said it hopes to "recapitalize" and would continue efforts to cut costs.
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Many seem to have exhausted their ability to cut costs and taxes and to out-think their local competitors.
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The statement said the cuts were needed as part of a restructuring to cut costs following weak Christmas sales.
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Reuters reported earlier this week that Kaufhof may have to cut costs after sales fell over the Christmas period.
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Monterrey-based Cemex has been waging a campaign to cut costs and divest to regain its investment-grade rating.
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Rather than take the long view, they feel obliged to cut costs, massage quarterly profits and buy back shares.
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Technology such as AI-enabled drones, on the other hand, while feeling futuristic can streamline operations and cut costs.
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He appointed an emergency manager with broad powers to run the struggling city's affairs—and cut costs wherever possible.
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How do you cut costs in a city where 40% of the population lives below the federal poverty line?
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But that won't stop the government from taking away more and and more freedoms in order to cut costs.
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To cut costs, she has teamed up with two other Renova graduates (in different parties) to share congressional staff.
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As demand for cigarettes has fizzled, Altria has increased its prices and cut costs to try to drive profits.
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It also cut costs and tried to shift more of its lending to small businesses and away from mortgages.
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Verizon's chief network officer Nicola Palmer said these new partnerships would improve customer experience and also help cut costs.
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Bernie Sanders — have publicly litigated whether the U.S. should scrap its private insurance industry in order to cut costs.
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Under Scharf, the bank has been investing heavily in technology to automate most of its processes and cut costs.
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Having LG as a secondary supplier will help the tech giant source OLED displays more quickly and cut costs.
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It had faced calls from Carl Icahn, an activist investor, to put itself up for sale to cut costs.
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While the industry has cut costs sharply in recent years, last year's results were widely viewed as overly optimistic.
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Instead, Backstage has transitioned entirely to an accelerator model (Backstage Studio) and cut costs (read: layoffs) in the process.
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To justify paying a takeover premium, firms need to cut costs, but this can be hard for political reasons.
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But shale cut costs and survived, and eventually the low price was too much for OPEC members to bear.
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By combining, the companies say they'll pool resources to cut costs and build a 5G network for customers faster.
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But it was regularly looking for alternatives to lift growth and cut costs at the investment division, he added.
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Automating more of the business will enable the bank to cut costs and improve profit margins, the sources said.
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The pair cut costs, but not style, by using reclaimed materials and hiring workers willing to garden for free.
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Selling corporate-owned stores to franchisees helps the company cut costs but hurts reported revenue because of accounting differences.
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The company is also accelerating its shift from paper-based vouchers towards digital cards in order to cut costs.
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Instead, it will turn to bigger-name brands like Procter & Gamble to help it stay competitive and cut costs.
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Allen's hire comes amid broader job cuts at Standard Chartered as Chief Executive Bill Winters attempts to cut costs.
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Besides store closures, Office Depot is also planning to cut costs by reducing procurement and general and administrative expenses.
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Wal-Mart is eliminating hundreds of jobs in its latest attempt to cut costs as it invests in online.
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Carrefour shares were up 21.9 percent at 22017 GMT, however, as analysts welcomed its general plans to cut costs.
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In the past, automation has often been associated with removing labor from a process to cut costs and resources.
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Plus, get a leg up on small business financial practices that ensure you can cut costs and boost profits.
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To cut costs, they deferred orders and made do with planes they previously would have swapped for newer models.
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"Drillers have had to cut costs, and we have to figure out how to do jobs cheaper," Andy said.
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Jerry Brown (D) said his state would have to cut costs to avoid a $28503 billion deficit this year.
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Critics say there is no guarantee developers will be able to cut costs enough to make the plants viable.
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The couple cut costs and made a plan to pay off the debt within a year and a half.
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Carrefour shares were up 20173 percent at 22017 GMT, however, as analysts welcomed its general plans to cut costs.
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The company also said it would cut costs on its supply chain and focus on expanding its commercial hubs.
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On the supply end, Fresh Buddy says it sources directly from farms, bypassing layers of distribution to cut costs.
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But in January this year, Pandora announced it was laying off 7 percent of its workforce to cut costs.
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Ford said it was working to cut costs in its European unit, while trying to focus on profitable models.
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Unilever is in the process of revamping its structure and operations in order to streamline them and cut costs.
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Such investigations could result in large fines at a time when the firms are still struggling to cut costs.
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He also wants to cut costs by at least 4.3 billion francs ($4.4 billion) by the end of 2018.
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Lower fuel costs and technology improvements helped UPS cut costs by 0.2 percent per package in the second quarter.
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Advertisers are increasingly looking for more project-based work over agency-of-record relationships with agencies to cut costs.
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These technology products include artificial intelligence and advanced analytics that help industrial companies cut costs and operate more efficiently.
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The company on Tuesday raised its target to cut costs for the year to $2365 million from $500 million.
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Oil companies have been forced to cut costs hard following the start of an oil price rout in 20.335.
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"I had to try to save my company, and the only way was to cut costs," Mr. Gruosi said.
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These tremendous savings could be used to reinvest in our nation's health care system and cut costs for consumers.
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To help cut costs, Petroecuador has reduced staff and is trying to do more workover drilling in existing wells.
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Another concern is that reference pricing could encourage lower quality, as health care organizations cut costs to reduce prices.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis has commissioned a review of the F-35 program in an effort to cut costs.
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And it's leading many of them to look for ways to cut costs and spread risks by partnering up.
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"Most companies today are only 20 percent along their cloud journey, renting compute power to cut costs," she continued.
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The change in stance followed the election of President Donald Trump, who has vowed to cut costs for business.
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That figure is small for a deal this size because there is little duplication by which to cut costs.
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He also tried to cut costs, freeze about $2 billion of investments in Israel and expanded ICL's operations abroad.
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Sales of small cars have dropped sharply in the U.S. and companies are seeking to cut costs making them.
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Under increased price pressures, the Montreal-based Bombardier would have been looking to cut costs, imperiling those U.S. jobs.
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Democrats say that giving people the option to partake in Medicare — no matter their age — will actually cut costs.
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Norwegian Air remains on track to cut costs by 13 billion Norwegian crowns ($223 million) in 2019, he added.
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But Mr. Angelle's speeches often center on helping the oil and gas industry cut costs and grow their businesses.
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But reform has been controversial and, in Finland, plans to cut costs and boost efficiency have stalled for years.
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But shale companies kept fiddling and managed to cut costs and pump oil more efficiently than anyone thought possible.
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As activity grinds to a halt, fragile businesses will be under pressure to rein in spending and cut costs.
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The secretary explained it as a way to cut costs and make the USDA more responsive to its constituents.
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But while Aflac Studios was launched to cut costs, it's also driven value by delivering consistent branding, said Watkins.
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They changed the company's name to Clear and restarted the business, taking steps to cut costs and improve efficiency.
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Analyze your spending and cut costs where possibleIf your operations are interrupted, that means your revenue could be impacted.
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Hancock was also involved with new plans by Lloyd's to cut costs and move its business onto electronic exchanges.
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Hancock was also involved with new plans by Lloyd's to cut costs and move its business onto electronic exchanges.
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ABB is also wagering on being able to cut costs and boost profitability at the Georgia-based GE unit.
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Schneider's plan to cut costs aggressively may leave more incremental profit for investors, once restructuring charges have washed through.
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DUESSELDORF, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank had sustainably cut costs in 2018, the lender's finance chief said on Friday.
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Ghani has also offered in a private letter to Trump to cut costs for the US military in Afghanistan.
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This is opening up room for megafarms using new methods and imported genetics to boost productivity and cut costs.
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A public option with payments set equal to Medicare rates would cut costs, but it would be highly controversial.
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In November 2019, WeWork announced its cutting of 2,400 employees in an effort to cut costs after staggering losses.
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Faced with deficits, the Met has been working during the past several months to cut costs and raise revenue.
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If you're trying to cut costs while planning your wedding, a great place to start is with your location.
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The carrier's head of cargo, Gareth Joyce, says this has cut costs, speeded up deliveries and boosted customer satisfaction.
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Many cutting-edge finance firms, for instance, have used blockchain to expedite processes and cut costs without compromising security.
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Getaround (another SoftBank car-rental startup) plans to layoff 150 employees—a quarter of its staff—to cut costs.
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In an effort to cut costs and turn the company around, Lampert began ordering underperforming stores nationwide to close.
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Earlier this year Deutsche Bank announced plans to cut more than 7,000 jobs to cut costs and restore profitability.
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Medtronic and LVHN aim to reach 500,000 patients in Northeast Pennsylvania and cut costs of care by $100 million.
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One way the producers cut costs for the film was by venturing outside of Los Angeles to shoot it.
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It added employees, dozens of factories and service centers at a time when GE was trying to cut costs.
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But Deutsche was regularly looking for alternatives to lift growth and cut costs at the investment division, he said.
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Your offering can help a large portion of the fund's portfolio companies cut costs, increase revenue, or improve productivity.
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Just last week, Mr. Musk announced that Tesla was eliminating the jobs of about 3,500 people to cut costs.
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Legislation in many countries has not kept up with the atypical work arrangements that companies use to cut costs.
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A newer breed of Condé editors, like Ms. Jones, has been left to cut costs through layoffs and retrenchments.
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If organic farmers find a way to cut costs or boost yields, then conventional farmers can just copy them.
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The joint venture will use big-data analysis and other high-tech tools to improve care and cut costs.
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SoundCloud laid off 40 percent of its staff last month, with 173 employees departing in an effort to cut costs.
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It used to be reversed: Revenue growth was weak but earnings were higher because companies found ways to cut costs.
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Staley told analysts last week that the bank will look to cut costs in investment banking if revenues stay weak.
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Broker Goodbody said management change at easyJet could provide an opportunity for the airline to cut costs even more aggressively.
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Web publishing didn't just cut costs for writers, it also decimated the need for complex visual art to accompany pieces.
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Deutsche Bank plans to cut costs by 17 billion euros by 2022 and reduce its cost-income ratio to 70%.
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Biotech stars like the $7.7 billion Moderna boast new tech that would cut costs and time to find a vaccine.
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Ms. Barra said G.M. aimed to cut costs to increase productivity to ease the impact of the higher labor costs.
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Maybe the next Air Force One can cut costs on installer fees and invest in something a little more modern.
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"What has been crucial for us at Lonmin is really to manage what we can control, we have cut costs."
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Altria in December said it would cut costs about $575 million in annual expenses by the end of the year.
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Earlier at the conference, the company laid out plans to cut costs by $350 million over the next three years.
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UBS is looking to cut costs further as CEO Sergio Ermotti sounded a pessimistic note on profitability for the year.
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And BHP Billiton was lower after an update in which it explained plans to boost coal output and cut costs.
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South Africa's rand was an exception, gaining 0.6% after the National Treasury promised to cut costs and keep spending down.
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The company has been hit by low oil prices, which have forced oil companies to cut costs, hammering rig rates.
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Arconic shares could more than triple if the company cut costs and made other operational changes, according to Elliott's presentations.
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JD.com, a rival to Alibaba, is firing 10 percent of its senior management to cut costs, Caixin reported last week.
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In a statement, Deutsche's chief executive officer Christian Sewing said that Kuhnke would simplify the bank's technology and cut costs.
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To cut costs, firms are working on slashing the use of cobalt, the most expensive part in lithium-ion batteries.
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But he said efforts to cut costs are not defensive moves to protect market share versus European rival Airbus (AIR.PA).
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Did the car have state-of-the-art sensors, or did the manufacturer choose less capable technology to cut costs?
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Perhaps wisely, since the financial crisis banks have retreated from foreign retail ventures, seeking to cut costs and bolster capital.
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The move is part of a plan to cut costs by about 250 million euros in the 153-2020 period.
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Hoffman said to boost profitability Hikma was re-negotiating its contracts with suppliers and third-party vendors to cut costs.
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That could eventually cut costs substantially, with the clinics serving as an alternative to more expensive hospital emergency room visits.
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However, Russia recently decided to reduce the number of cosmonauts on the station to two in order to cut costs.
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These plans could be enticing for healthy people who want to cut costs and skip the Affordable Care Act marketplace.
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Apollo would also be able to cut costs at Cox's TV stations, which have been family-controlled for many years.
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I am sure attorneys will still recommend doing some prep work, but the new rules should cut costs for employers.
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The administration's desire to cut costs as it pursues its own spending programs elsewhere has sparked criticism from some Democrats.
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She has moved from the Beijing tech hub of Zhongguancun to the city's cheaper far-west outskirts to cut costs.
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The Swiss insurer is in the middle of a $1.5 billion drive to cut costs and simplify a complicated structure.
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Gategroup should halt acquisitions for now, cut costs and shed consultants that last year cost 41 million francs, Bohli said.
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Chevron posted a strong earnings beat as the oil major continued to cut costs and benefited from higher oil prices.
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Sprint, and its parent company SoftBank, are still on a difficult mission to cut costs and improve its network quality.
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Barrick has announced plans to sell a variety of non-core core assets, cut costs following its acquisition of Randgold.
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SFR's rivals have also had to cut costs since the arrival of Iliad's low-cost Free Mobile services in 2012.
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TymeBank can offer much lower fees than rivals because it has no branches and has used technology to cut costs.
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An employment sub-index showed Chinese factories continued to shed workers, as companies said they were looking to cut costs.
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Amid the poor profit prospects, many growers have delayed fertilizing their designated corn fields in a bid to cut costs.
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The industry, punished by the stock market, has been under pressure by shareholders to cut costs and boost stock prices.
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Vale has sold non-core assets and cut costs to weather a global demand slowdown and steel industry over-capacity.
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Businesses from JPMorgan to Coke have started scrapping voicemail to cut costs (and, presumably, because it was an inessential service).
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Human rights abuses have surfaced in private correctional facilities, mostly because companies cut costs and services and endanger their wards.
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This led Danone to unveil in February plans to cut costs by 1 billlion euros over the next three years.
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This is where big box chains like Michael's have been able to cut costs: They offer fewer, more standardized options.
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The company is battling to cut costs and conserve cash after admitting in September to cheating U.S. diesel emissions tests.
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Last month, Audi said it aimed to cut costs by about $12 billion by 2022 to help fund the shift.
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Moody's O'Shea, however, said he expects retailers looking to cut costs to hire more temporary workers during the holiday season.
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Already under pressure to cut costs, they are not spending oodles on contingency plans and won't until they have to.
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The company also has to cut costs and "terminate" side businesses that aren't profitable by either selling or closing them.
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During Rorsted's eight years at the helm, Henkel's share price soared as the Dane cut costs and drove up profits.
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At the same time, Ford plans to aggressively cut costs while investing more resources on electric and autonomous-drive vehicles.
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Frontier Airlines cut costs, became a no-frills budget carrier, and went from posting big losses to notching big gains.
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Molina Healthcare has expanded its footprint within -ObamaCare by offering customers plans that cut costs by limiting options for care.
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Broadcom said it had laid off about 1,100 employees across its businesses to cut costs after its merger with Brocade.
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There was some deferred revenue that the electric-car maker collected, but, mostly, Tesla reined in spending and cut costs.
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Burton said some mines have tried to cut costs by using cheaper roof bolts, but it's counter-productive, and unsafe.
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Read more: A groom-to-be with diabetes died after switching to $25 over-the-counter insulin to cut costs.
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Canada announced in February it would rejoin the NATO E-3A mission, after dropping out in 2014 to cut costs.
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Cut costs with the retirement fee analyzerThe Planning area of the site gives you tools to build a retirement plan.
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ET, comes as the office company looks to cut costs in a number of areas following a bailout from SoftBank.
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Coupa's software helps companies see all their spending in one place, making it easier to identify excesses and cut costs.
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Lenders have been spending on digital tools to cut costs, eliminate error-prone paperwork and appeal to younger home buyers.
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With the help of high-paid consultants, the board has cut costs on the island — but largely through budgets cuts.
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The company said it simply had to cut costs, and is going to centralize its operations group in Arizona. 9.
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If they can cut costs while improving quality, the plans can share in the resulting savings with the federal government.
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Slowdowns in the world's largest auto markets - China and the United States - have ratcheted up the pressure to cut costs.
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For Apple, though, the deal might portend a move to cut costs ahead of creating its own cloud storage system.
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CVS aims to cut costs by $750 million annually by the end of the second year after the deal closes.
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To make that happen, Horton knew she would have to make changes to both cut costs and boost her income.
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The proposal seemed intended to cut costs and increase the emphasis on making Tronc's journalism better suited to digital media.
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Musk has been pushing Tesla to cut costs, but fixing poor-quality cars and shoddy after-sales service requires investment.
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One way they cut costs is by using cheaper commodity ingredients that their other breweries buy, which pushes down costs.
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For Volkswagen, which is already under pressure to cut costs, the potential financial consequences of the S.E.C. suit are significant.
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In some cases, she said, businesses are hiring and recruiting undocumented workers to try to cut costs and stay competitive.
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Carriers have been racing to cut costs, grounding hundreds of planes and asking thousands of workers to take unpaid leave.
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They may be forced to cut costs through layoffs or diminished investments to find cash to make their debt payments.
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Earlier this year, Walgreens issued a weak profit outlook for 2019, so it pledged to cut costs to boost earnings.
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It also supplies building owners, airlines, and other clients with next-generation platforms that help cut costs and improve efficiency.
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She and her team set about figuring out how to cut costs, make money, and maximize value—business as usual.
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But I also knew there were ways to cut costs and make this trip affordable by using credit card points.
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"It is true that if you don't choose to ready your force, you can cut costs," she said on Tuesday.
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RadioShack, Toys R Us and Sears went bankrupt, and other retailers shuttered locations — or opened smaller stores — to cut costs.
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His exit raises questions over Air France's ability to cut costs to compete with Gulf carriers and low-cost airlines.
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Singapore Airlines is in the second year of a three-year transformation plan designed to cut costs and boost revenue.
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Both automakers have announced plans to cut costs, including jobs, though neither have specifically cited commodity prices for the cuts.
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The company has aggressively cut costs to boost margins, helping its profit top Wall Street's expectations since Kibsgaard became CEO.
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As reported by Reuters, only one side of a derivatives trade would have to report it, helping to cut costs.
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In response to its critics, Mr. Khosrowshahi has cut costs at the company and pulled back parts of its business.
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If you're falling short, find ways to adjust other expenditures and cut costs so that you can meet those needs.
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Apple will need to cut costs somewhere, however, so expect it to have less powerful cameras than the iPhone 11.
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Plus, customers could now cut costs with a trade-in and pay on an installment plan through GM's financing system.
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One reason is that deploying AI might cut costs in financial services, and savings could be passed on to consumers.
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In an attempt to cut costs, Gap hopes to save about $500 million in expenses over the next three years.
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Alexion said it expects to cut costs by $270 million each year by 2019, on a pre-tax, adjusted basis.
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Doby-Becht also explained that parents can cut costs by waiting to purchase items on sale and checking Facebook Marketplace.
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It said that would cut costs to just over $2400 per kWh of energy stored from well over $2200 currently.
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Genish's predecessor Cattaneo had launched a drive to cut costs, boost profitability and make Telecom Italia a more nimble competitor.
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Without any real partnerships in the theater industry and its own film production arm floundering, MoviePass began to cut costs.
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"Sell more tickets and cut costs," said the CEO, who has headed up major Central European online travel agent eSky.
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It is also selling a factory in Illinois to help the multi-state operator cut costs and shore up cash.
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Founded in 1922, the BBC is funded primarily through a license fee although it is under pressure to cut costs.
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Etihad's strategy has allowed it to cut costs by pooling items such as aircraft procurement, while offering a larger network.
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She proposed measures to cut costs, including expanding teaching loads, limiting travel expenses and curbing summer salary stipends for research.
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HPE is in the middle of a restructuring to cut costs, invest in research and focus on high-margin businesses.
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With the company planning to cut costs by $1 billion next year, Cartwright has his work cut out for him.
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When Britain broke up and sold British Rail, the state-run monopoly, it hoped to spur competition and cut costs.
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And ResMed, which specializes in sleep apnea and chronic respiratory diseases, is using big data to cut costs for distributors.
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Activist investor Fir Tree Partners this month called for Halcon to appoint independent board directors, cut costs and sell itself.
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You can cut costs even more by booking a homestay—this one in Ubud has free breakfast and a spa.
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They try to cut costs on staff, which can mean employees end up burned out or underqualified to begin with.
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There are different ones that show different aspects of the result or the consequences of the pressure to cut costs.
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However, if you're looking to cut costs, use the code JULY4TH to receive an extra 15% off Sensibo's Smart AC Controller.
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The goal is to get as much in a trailer as possible, in order to reduce road mileage and cut costs.
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This limits the ability for shippers to pass the costs onto consumers, thus forcing vendors to look elsewhere to cut costs.
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Robbiati said that the company's recent results show it can indeed cut costs and improve its network at the same time.
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In the 2017-2019 period Zurich, Europe's fifth-largest insurer, plans to cut costs for a cumulative amount of $1.5 billion.
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As part of Wednesday's announcement Macy's said it will eliminate layers of management to cut costs and make more agile decisions.
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Russia, in particular, is keen to expand shipping through the Arctic given its rich natural resources and efforts to cut costs.
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They could cut costs associated with drivers and operate with higher fuel efficiency and less maintenance due to optimized driving patterns.
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Shareholders of companies who employ drone delivery to cut costs would likely see some of those savings trickle down to them.
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Mattel (MAT) – Mattel is shutting two factories in Asia and will close another in Canada, as it seeks to cut costs.
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LLOYD'S OF LONDON AIMS TO CUT COSTS FOR STANDARD RISKS TO 10-20 PCT OF PREMIUMS, FROM 30-40 PCT -DOCUMENT
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DEUTSCHE BANK CEO SAYS AFTER WE HAVE CUT COSTS AND INCREASED PROFITABILITY, WE CAN THEN PARTICIPATE IN EUROPEAN BANKING CONSOLIDATION - ZDF
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Supporters of Medicaid argue the administration's plan would hurt low-income people and allow states to cut costs and reduce coverage.
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In an effort to cut costs, the company is in the process of shedding about 4.53 staff members through voluntary buyouts.
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"You get to spend extravagantly on the things you love and cut costs mercilessly on the things you don't," he says.
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And operators will have to change in any case, whether they want to or not: they badly need to cut costs.
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There have been mounting signs of problems at CSX this month after Harrison instituted a slew of changes to cut costs.
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The aim should be to shore up local governments, not simply to cut costs in ways that lead to new disasters.
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Follow it up with bragging points: What you achieved, how you helped make things faster or bigger, or helped cut costs.
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The athletic apparel company had been undergoing changes to trim excess inventory and cut costs amid fierce competition in the space.
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The company has put in place a strategy to cut costs across all its units and this is set to continue.
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Liu Qiangdong, JD's chief executive, says drone delivery will cut costs by 70% once it is scaled up across the country.
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They face a "profit desert," warned Mark Wakefield, head of the firm's automotive practice, and must take steps to cut costs.
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The funding underscores a broader trend in the Valley of VCs backing food and beverage startups using robotics to cut costs.
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Vertical mergers will allow companies to cut costs, gain pricing power and cross-sell products—often to banks, their former owners.
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Deere CEO Samuel Allen told Reuters last month the company will have to absorb the price increase and cut costs elsewhere.
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Apple hasn't used 3D Touch much lately, and it could be a way to cut costs on its increasingly expensive phones.
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U.S. power firms are battling the financial impact of greater consumer efficiency on demand, making mergers which help cut costs attractive.
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"If you just cut costs and don't increase value for customers, you're going to be out of the game," he says.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis has commissioned a review of the $400 billion F-35 program in an effort to cut costs.
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Experts say the challenge is that companies looking to cut costs amid a wider growth slowdown are now spoiled for choice.
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The banks could also cut costs, by closing branches and shedding assets, such as National Bank of Greece's Turkish subsidiary, Finansbank.
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In that statement, CFO Jason Hollar reiterated the efforts the company has made to cut costs and shore up its liquidity.
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"It would allow the bank to gain volume, generate synergies and cut costs at a larger scale," one investment banker said.
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Deutsche Bank pared down the investment bank last year, particularly in the United States, as part of efforts to cut costs.
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It has also said it will close about 7 percent of its high street network as it looks to cut costs.
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Volatility across fixed-income markets and negative returns last year have put pressure on banks and asset managers to cut costs.
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The flight estimate offers new insight into Amazon's plan to handle shipping in-house, cut costs and speed packages to shoppers.
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So I did what any money expert or super-saver will tell you to do and cut costs by going homemade.
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Companies with U.S.-based operations are instead seeking to cut costs and focus on making their products as efficient as possible.
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Scout a few strategies to cut costs, such as ditching appetizers, eating out less frequently or choosing a less expensive restaurant.
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The chain also is trying marketing programs that are aimed at boosting check size and looking for ways to cut costs.
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Some have argued that the companies may have to increase automation, reduce employment and outsource jobs, in order to cut costs.
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In 65% of cases, the motivation is economic—slippery restaurateurs frequently serve up cheaper fish than they advertise to cut costs.
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Union Pacific announced in August it was cutting 500 managers and 250 railroad workers amid a broader effort to cut costs.
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More regional banks should consolidate, not just to cut costs but also to restructure their businesses and boost profitability, he said.
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Profits go up in the short term when you cut costs, but 3G is very bad at investing in future growth.
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Carrefour is pursuing a plan there to expand in e-commerce and convenience stores and open logistics centres to cut costs.
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Broadcom (AVGO) is laying off 1,100 workers in a move to cut costs after its November purchase of rival chipmaker Brocade.
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It needs to cut costs and find ways to win sales from those shoppers who are increasingly ringing up purchases online.
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A financial institution facing trouble growing its user base, for example, may opt to automate initial customer interactions to cut costs.
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WeWork is putting the three companies up for sale as its new CEOs look to cut costs, according to The Information.
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The Journal reported that they were considering "a few thousand" layoffs at WeWork to help cut costs ahead of an IPO.
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"They're looking for other ways to cut costs," she said, but after a year or so workers would be let go.
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If you want to cut costs, you can forego features like self-emptying, whole-house mapping, and super long battery life.
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To appease nervous investors worried about mounting losses, the company's been slashing jobs and looking for other ways to cut costs.
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"Drahi is very much able to cut costs, the market knows it," said Agathe Martin, an analyst at Exane BNP Paribas.
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The Trump administration said the proposal would cut costs and give the agency more flexibility to compete in the digital age.
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Merging those systems to a single platform would cut costs and make life easier on loan officers, underwriters, and fulfillment teams.
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Goldman has also been trying to cut costs, having launched a program last year to slash $700 million from annual expenses.
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He cut costs by closing hundreds of locations, revamped the technology in stores, overhauled its supply chain and refocused on coffee.
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He has also cut costs by several billion dollars and raised around 10 billion Swiss francs ($10.4 billion) in fresh capital.
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In the process, he tried to cut costs, froze about $2 billion of investments in Israel and expanded ICL's operations abroad.
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However, HP forecast current-quarter profit below analysts' estimates, reflecting weak sales of its printers as companies cut costs across industries.
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By moving workloads off physical databases and servers and onto the public cloud, firms typically can cut costs and innovate quicker.
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As companies tighten cybersecurity practices, a full, costly overhaul may be in order — just as the company's looking to cut costs.
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State companies should also cut costs by 100 billion yuan ($15.28 billion) by the end of 2017, the cabinet statement said.
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The city was $15 million in debt, and the manager's mandate was to cut costs, strip waste and balance the budget.
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Both airlines are exploring how to cut costs but retain staff as they try to wait out the current travel restrictions.
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Culp is splitting up the power division, consolidating its power headquarters to cut costs and has named new leaders for it.
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The airline added it would cut up to 50% of its capacity by next month and adopt measures to cut costs.
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The airline added it would cut up to 50% of its capacity by next month and adopt measures to cut costs.
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The airline added it would cut up to 50% of its capacity by next month, and adopt measures to cut costs.
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Hudson's Bay has been closing stores and laying off workers in an effort to cut costs and expand its digital business.
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UK airports are taking immediate and drastic action to cut costs and are scaling back investments in light of the situation.
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For the wedding, there were ways to cut costs, but I didn't want to be the only bridesmaid to go without.
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The company is reviewing other ways to cut costs beyond staffing and said it was re-examining buying, investments, and rent.
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PNC, the eighth largest American bank, says using On Deck will cut costs, speed up lending and help find new customers.
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One way to cut costs would be to raise the age at which workers become eligible for a full retirement benefit.
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After disclosing its stake in Athenahealth, Elliott spent months pushing the company to cut costs and to name an independent chairman.
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The company was also an early adopter of front-wheel drive, which helped cut costs and improved handling in poor weather.
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Across the media industry, newsrooms are shrinking as companies look to cut costs to offset declining circulation and print advertising revenue.
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Can you share one or two tips [of how you saved up for it or cut costs] that I could use?
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The firm has long advocated business strategies like raising executive compensation, moving labor offshore and laying off workers to cut costs.
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Bosses feel greater pressure to cut costs and raise revenues if they are faced with a hefty interest burden each quarter.
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Rattled by the coronavirus, airlines such as Germany's Lufthansa and Amsterdam-based KLM have rushed to cut costs in recent days.
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Volvo XC40 Recharge: To cut costs and time to market, Volvo is equipping its existing XC40 S.U.V. with an electric drivetrain.
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Meanwhile, G.M. is eager to cut costs so that it can invest in new technologies like electric and self-driving cars.
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Food delivery robots may be one way of helping companies cut costs, but it also depends on a few other factors.
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The only way to keep Guardian U.S. on track to break even was to cut costs by at least 30 percent.
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And Juul announced it was laying off 650 people last November as the company pushed to cut costs by $1 billion.
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EBay slashed nearly $116 million in marketing expenses in the fourth quarter in line with its continued effort to cut costs.
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To reach profits sooner, management teams need to cut costs and ultimately raise prices which could markedly impact demand, he said.
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The bank has also been working to cut costs as profits have fallen due in part to legal and regulatory problems.
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The office-sharing start-up is laying off 2,400 employees as it tries to cut costs and right-size the business.
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The company has been shaken up by activist investors looking to stabilize sales and cut costs at the home goods retailer.
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With the Standard Range option gone, the company has fewer types of battery packs to produce, which should cut costs somewhat.
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Board members at Chevron see Wirth as having the necessary experience to cut costs at large processing plants, the Journal reported.
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Key among the problems was its decision to cut costs while competitors updated their stores and built up their digital businesses.
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I'm a detail freak, and I noticed the minute ways where Genesis cut costs to deliver this product at this price.
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Ford said last month it plans to cut costs by $3 billion in 2017, despite commodity prices rising by $1 billion.
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It further cut costs by getting into manufacturing directly, allowing the company to control nearly all aspects of the grocery business.
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OL have agreed to merge their Norwegian businesses in a $21.3 billion all-share deal to cut costs, challenge Statoil's STL.
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Another voter, 73-year-old Hannu Rekunen, said he was worried about nurses whose numbers have been reduced to cut costs.
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As mentioned, GM in November announced a restructuring plan to basically try to make its business more profitable and cut costs.
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GM is taking actions to cut costs, including increasing automation in its Chinese plants and pushing down purchasing costs, he said.
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But he acknowledged it was paramount to cut costs to lower the price of the vehicle for a wider customer base.
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The Washington Post noted this wouldn't be an effort to cut costs, but would be a measure to clean up corruption.
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He is reviewing its business in China and is overhauling its dairy division, where it has cut costs and launched new products.
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At a time of increased regulatory costs, negative interest rates and restrained client activity all banks are under pressure to cut costs.
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To get there, they need to cut costs by a quarter to a third and land a lot more customers, he said.
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The industry is recovering from the punishing oil price downturn of 2014-2016, which forced drillers to cut costs and boost efficiency.
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Are they slowly making the material thinner and thinner in order to cut costs so they're still able to offer these deals?
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Under his stewardship, Generali sold assets worth 4 billion euros, cut costs and bolstered capital ahead of new, tougher European solvency rules.
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Mobile operators badly need to cut costs, as the smartphone boom ends in many places and prices of mobile-service plans fall.
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AMS also cut costs in the first quarter, partly because it cut staff and increased the utilisation rate at its Singapore plant.
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Across all three of its brands, Yum has been selling off thousands of its company-owned stores to franchisees to cut costs.
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NEW YORK, July 18 (Reuters) - Even after years of lean times, big U.S. banks are coming under new pressure to cut costs.
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Private-equity firms think they can cut costs, acquire more patient data and build brands, as they have done with dental clinics.
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But efforts stalled during a decade-long struggle to cut costs in its consumer electronics business amid price competition from Asian rivals.
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Several years ago, many companies — hoping to cut costs — merged their personnel and recruitment operations, "and recruiting became an afterthought," he said.
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While praising 3G's method as "extraordinarily successful," Mr. Buffett said that it encompassed buying companies with the intent to immediately cut costs.
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Tata and Thyssenkrupp are keen to combine their European operations in order to cut costs, tackle over-capacity and achieve industry consolidation.
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That is partly because consultants typically help struggling firms cut costs; they have less appeal to firms already on the cutting edge.
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It's ultimately state governments that will need to decide whether they're willing to spend more on higher education, cut costs, or both.
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Microsoft closed its US manufacturing plant for the company's Surface Hub last year, presumably to cut costs and speed up production elsewhere.
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It has cut costs to help absorb a 600 million pound increase in its bill for English Premier League rights this year.
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The outages come when Britain's lenders have been driving customers toward such services as the banks cull branch networks to cut costs.
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Late last year, media reports said Petronas had identified a new location for the plant to cut costs and address environmental concerns.
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High street stalwart WH Smith said separately it would look to consolidate factories and negotiate better prices with suppliers to cut costs.
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Lewis plans to cut costs further and plough the savings back into the business to boost profit over the next three years.
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If this modular technology can cut costs and lines without alienating customers, we could see our local brick-and-mortars adapt quickly.
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Profits at Dutch sister company KLM, which has cut costs, rose in the first quarter, contrasting sharply with losses at Air France.
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The company said at the start of the year it wanted to cut costs by 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) by 2018.
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The change in CFO comes at a crucial time for Lufthansa, which is trying to cut costs to better compete with rivals.
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Bloomberg reports that Amazon might bring its automated checkout technology to Whole Foods as a way to replace cashiers and cut costs.
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"It was not the question (of) firing people from civil service in order to cut costs and replace with digital," Kaljulaid said.
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Under CEO Larry Culp, GE has slashed its dividend to a penny, sold off long-held businesses and vowed to cut costs.
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Critics, however, say there is no guarantee that SMR developers will be able to cut costs enough to make the plants viable.
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Boeing — Boeing will cut jobs at its commercial airplane unit, in an effort to cut costs and better compete with Europe's Airbus.
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The Saudi government, whose revenues have been hit by low oil prices, has been seeking to cut costs on state infrastructure projects.
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And pressure on banks to use mobile channels to cut costs has increased since the government capped rates, crimping their profit margins.
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The Bishops knew that kind of spending was out of the question, so they came up with a plan to cut costs.
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The flight estimate offers new insight into Amazon's plan to handle shipping in-house, cut costs and speed packages to shoppers faster.
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Cochrane believed that U.S. shale oil producers, who have been forced to drastically cut costs, had become more viable businesses going forward.
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And is it really difficult to make it work, if you can't go out and buy another company and then cut costs?
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Factories also continued to cut costs by shedding staff for the 64th straight month, at a sharper pace than the previous month.
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Shares of the company, which cut costs to weather weakness in its refining business, were up slightly at $22.2 in early trading.
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Many technology companies have turned to vendors such as Vantage to host and maintain their servers in a bid to cut costs.
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And vertical integration — including making materials on-site, turning discarded dirt into bricks, and using Tesla electronic motors, can help cut costs.
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Amazon will apparently be going after smaller merchants first, with the intention of bringing them together as a way to cut costs.
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Guinness plans to start local production of spirits half way through 2017 and to cut costs to revive profits, the company said.
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Santi said that the method, which also helps cut costs and other complications, has been a key to Illinois Tool Works' success.
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In attempt to cut costs, Twitter announced Thursday plans to restructure the company, which involved laying off nine percent of the workforce.
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The distinction he makes: Buy companies with cultures your company can learn from, not just businesses that will let managers cut costs.
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"If your spring break trip goes over budget, you'll have to find places to cut costs when you get back," Luke said.
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Wells Fargo has vowed to cut costs by shrinking its branch network, overhauling internal departments, combining certain business areas and other measures.
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Meanwhile, Tata will adopt a modular production approach - where components are common across models - to cut costs and raise quality, he said.
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It has been striving to cut costs to compete better with deep-pocketed Gulf airlines and fast-growing European low-cost carriers.
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There's also a whole portfolio of projects under the umbrella called Working Smarter — not just to cut costs but to create revenues.
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That gives financiers confidence that they can squeeze increasing returns from shale fields - without price gains - as technology continues to cut costs.
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Jaguar Land Rover, Britain's largest carmaker, announced Thursday that it would slash 4,500 jobs as part of an effort to cut costs.
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But finding common ground with Sipila, who as premier wanted to cut costs and debt, is unlikely to prove easy for Rinne.
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The investment and the testing comes as UPS looks for new ways to remain competitive, cut costs and boost its bottom line.
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To cut costs, the suburbs of Munich had to stand in for rural Maryland and Virginia, with German extras cast as Americans.
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The company also said it is in the early stages of a company-wide effort to cut costs and operate more efficiently.
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Another way oil companies are looking to cut costs is by using their vast amounts of data to better predict their needs.
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But fees could fall below $13 billion this year if current levels of activity persist, putting pressure on bosses to cut costs.
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Lending startup Neyber, which has raised millions from Goldman Sachs, laid off 13% of staff in its marketing department to cut costs.
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Tesla has said the merger will help it cut costs and will open its electric-car showrooms to marketing solar energy equipment.
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At a news conference, QP CEO Saad al-Kaabi said that behind the announcement was an element of wanting to cut costs.
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GM said it needed to cut costs by $6 billion to invest in the next generation of electric and self-driving vehicles.
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It meanwhile continues to cut costs in an effort to lower the breakeven point to as low as 20 aircraft a year.
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Bank of America (BAC) is laying off more workers in its operations and technology unit, in a continuing effort to cut costs.
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The cuts come as Bank of America is aiming to cut costs to boost financial targets Chief Executive Brian Moynihan has set.
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Danone's 'Project Protein' savings program, unveiled earlier this year, aims to cut costs by 1 billion euros over the next three years.
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Having been slower to cut costs than recently merged rivals Nokia and Alcatel, Ericsson ousted Hans Vestberg as chief executive in July.
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The company is implementing a plan to cut costs by 28503 percent, TechCrunch reports, and is planning to lay off 22019,000 workers.
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He also thought he would be able to cut costs by selling under-performing stores and then rebuild a smaller, mightier business.
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Commercial and industrial customers are looking not only to cut costs but also to take concrete, visible actions to meet sustainability goals.
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Flint's troubles began in 2014 after the city switched its water supply to the Flint River from Lake Huron to cut costs.
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State lawmakers have been pushing for a full takeover of city operations, saying local officials have not done enough to cut costs.
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We're a good distance away from when LinkedIn crashed, and everyone tightened up, cut costs and started focusing on getting to profitability.
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Carey's own idea for reform is more market-based—he wants to make education more competitive, thus forcing colleges to cut costs.
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He has sold businesses to pare billions of dollars in debt, and has pledged to cut costs by $1 billion by 2019.
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There is precedent for cooperation: in 2016, the pair teamed up to jointly build and share certain 4G networks to cut costs.
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WeWork is laying off 2,400 employees as it works to cut costs and right-size the business, the company confirmed to CNBC.
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Japanese companies cut costs by hiring part-time work, often having these employees work overnight shifts or on weekends without overtime compensation.
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Ford last week outlined a plan to cut costs and boost profit margins that includes dropping traditional sedan models in North America.
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The uncertainty is prompting businesses to cut costs as they prepare for a drawn-out battle between the world's two biggest economies.
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The overhaul sought to reduce the state's prison population and cut costs but has proven controversial given the persistently high crime rates.
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Cerberus successfully cut costs at Bawag after buying it in 2007 and made it one of the most efficient banks in Europe.
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Considering these professionals help operations cut costs, boost efficiency, reach deadlines, and run as well-oiled machines, it's easy to see why.
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It is expensive to import ready-made items so the team purchases parts abroad and connects them in Nigeria to cut costs.
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New York (CNN Business)Walgreens will close about 200 locations across the United States as part of its plan to cut costs.
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Mr. Jackson immediately closed 23 big used-car operations and laid off 1,800 people, then consolidated back-office operations to cut costs.
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Retailers are closing thousands of stores this year as they try to cut costs and compete with online retailers, most notably Amazon.
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That was the problem in Markdale, Ontario, where the province, looking to cut costs, planned to close the local Beavercrest Community School.
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Set aside an hour tonight and obsessively pore over the last month of your purchases to see where you can cut costs.
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These decisions come at a time when the broader trading industry is looking to cut costs and fees and focus on digital.
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Grocers are under pressure, in an already thin-margin business, to cut costs and make the shopping experience more enjoyable for customers.
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Biogen began a sweeping restructuring program in October to cut costs and focus on core areas such as neurology and autoimmune diseases.
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Trian Partners is one of GE's largest shareholders, and has demanded that the company cut costs and be more disciplined about acquisitions.
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Ford (F) is offering buyout packages to about 15,000 workers in North America and Asia as the automaker looks to cut costs.
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Ford said Tuesday it is planning to overhaul its operations, aggressively cut costs and divert more resources toward electric and autonomous vehicles.
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To cut costs, we could follow the model of some other companies by giving cheaper, basic benefits to our hourly work force.
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Then, in January 2020, the company laid off 400 employees to further cut costs, as reported by Business Insider&aposs Megan Hernbroth.
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A number of producers, from Dow and DuPont to Bayer and Monsanto, have sought to combine to gain scale and cut costs.
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It is the latest push by Barclays to cut costs in an effort to get returns back above its cost of equity.
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The company also intends to cut costs, with plans to lay off about 2,100 people, or about 15 percent of Oath's staff.
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Starting salary: $20163,100Mid-career salary: $56,400 Law firms looking to cut costs have driven down the demand for paralegals, according to Kiplinger.
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The company had been paying more to buy the chemical from a U.S. company, so the change was made to cut costs.
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Meanwhile, last week a school district in Colorado cut Mondays from its timetables in a bid to attract staff and cut costs.
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This means the industry has met ahead of schedule a government target to cut costs to below 100 pounds/MWh by 2020.
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Digitizing the in-flight experience is also intended to improve efficiency, cut costs, and build a wealth of data about flight operations.
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Lexmark, like other printer makers, is struggling to adjust as companies cut costs and consumers shift to mobile devices from personal computers.
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In 2018 the roaster cut costs, by restructuring its presence in some European countries, and reduced its net debt and financial costs.
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Initially, it appeared that the campaign was taking another huge step to cut costs by changing how the plan would tax businesses.
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The gold gilded frame on the cover only existed on the first edition; it was removed on future editions to cut costs.
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Palzer said some industry peers had been outsourcing innovation to cut costs, relying on acquisitions of small brands or partnerships with suppliers.
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