Go deeper: WeWork discloses earnings, CEO discloses why it might go public
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Go deeper: WeWork discloses earnings, CEO discloses why it might go public
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To my surprise, Facebook actually discloses its bonus structure publicly.
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Neither ORR nor ICE discloses how often they are used.
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Neither retailer discloses the total value of its digital sales.
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"The correction discloses outrageous carelessness," wrote James Backstrom of Philadelphia.
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She then discloses to Eleanor that she turned Nick down.
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But what he discloses about it is up to him.
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Signal, an encrypted messaging app, also discloses its users this way.
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Neither individual companies nor the IRS discloses who receives tax credits.
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A moment before he discloses, Gey hesitates, and then he lies.
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As a result, the company no longer discloses its financial results.
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Along the way, it discloses — celebrates — exquisite refinements of ballet style.
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Should I be able to sue someone who discloses my expunged record?
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Each character vividly discloses his wants and fears, his past and present.
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Unilever, which routinely discloses its taxes, paid a modest 30 million euros.
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Josef discloses, for example, the existence of a life-threatening birth defect.
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As a privately held company, Sears no longer discloses its sales figures.
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A hard-boiled quail egg discloses a yolk as heavy as cream.
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The publicly traded Carlyle Group, for example, no longer discloses this information.
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Amazon rarely discloses important business performance details beyond what it has to.
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" GasBuddy discloses up front that data could be used to "analyze industry trends.
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The U.S. government reports that it discloses 91 percent of newly discovered vulnerabilities.
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He quickly began a relationship with their godmother, she discloses, and stopped calling.
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Bromley says the church discloses that cosmic history only to more advanced Scientologists.
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If the information itself was specific enough, it implicitly discloses sources and methods.
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During his training he discloses his transition to some, and not to others.
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Unilever, which did not attend the hearing, routinely discloses its per-country taxation.
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Russia discloses its foreign currency reserves structure with a lag of six months.
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To his credit, Dimchev discloses the pay disparity and speaks with commendable candor.
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Walgreens' board opposed the proposal, saying it already discloses how it's handling the issue.
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Apple has not officially confirmed the deal, as it never publicly discloses its acquisitions.
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Grubhub discloses on pay statements what tips were received, and what it is paying.
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She pointed to a scene in which Johnson discloses her pregnancy to her supervisor.
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Kalanick also discloses that today he filed a claim with the American Arbitration Association.
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If the organization accidentally discloses HIPAA-protected information, the consequences are much more significant.
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CEO Garland also said Phillips 66 discloses its financing arrangements to credit rating agencies.
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The packaging clearly discloses this so it didn't come as a surprise to me.
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And Blackrock, which only discloses its valuations every six months, said as of Oct.
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Russia discloses the structure of its foreign currency reserves with a six-month lag.
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And the US Office of Research Integrity discloses some information about its investigations into researchers.
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The numbers the company discloses are always positive, shedding a light on its major successes.
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"I'm not going to say anything that discloses where the information comes from," Bridges said.
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Many of the hires are a complement to the registered lobbyists Facebook discloses every year.
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Verizon, for example, discloses the limits in footnotes on a page that explains its plans.
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After the automaker discloses its plans, suppliers compete based on factors including cost and technology.
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Last year, the NSA said that it discloses 91 percent of the vulnerabilities it finds.
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TIAA discloses these incentives in S.E.C. filings, but has not highlighted them in client brochures.
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The few cost numbers that the IPCC discloses throw grim light on its own values.
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No, that's wrong: It's the way she discloses the uncanny within all that is commonplace.
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In the letter, Kushner also discloses several LLCs that were part of previously reported assets.
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Google&aposs rival Facebook discloses that it owns its own experimental apps far more clearly.
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Netflix has hundreds of original shows and films, but only discloses numbers for a select few.
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Stock prices often move higher or lower when Berkshire discloses new stakes, or sheds old ones.
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Joyce said the VEP ultimately discloses more than 90 percent of vulnerabilities to manufacturers for repair.
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His new report, filed this week, discloses $214.7 million in revenue from his golf-related companies.
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Even Facebook's own bug report platform — in which it discloses what services are down — was offline.
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Once the sensitive information has been secured, he publicly discloses that the data had been revealed.
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Seven's story discloses the vicious vise of shame and the need for resources to escape it.
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" At the bottom of the post, the account discloses that "yes this is really #sponsored by @mikebloomberg.
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With keen psychological observation, Fitzgerald discloses in these people a meanness of spirit and absence of loyalties.
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Molly discloses that she does it, but only if her partner has gone down on her first.
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GrubHub also reports in the morning, while Advanced Micro Devices discloses its results after the market closes.
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Some details of its purchases may be revealed when the company discloses its quarterly earnings next month.
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"The thinking is that no amount of gold medals is worth this," the source discloses to PEOPLE.
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Disclosing vulnerabilities: Not everyone discloses security vulnerabilities when they find them; some hoard them for offensive purposes.
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Credit scores can feel like the mysterious entity behind the curtain that controls everything and discloses nothing.
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Berkshire typically discloses its largest common stock holdings and percentage stakes in its quarterly and annual reports.
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The agency is partially responsible for ensuring that the blogger properly discloses posts paid for by corporations.
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The problem, current and former Australian officials say, is the Chinese government rarely discloses its lobbying activities.
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Procter & Gamble already discloses its full fragrance palette and a list of products it does not use.
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When passengers' travel arrangements are finalized, they will be given a letter that discloses their test results.
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Bedlan emphasized that the AP discloses clearly when a story has been automatically generated instead of human-generated.
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The scoop discloses that Trump's cabinet members are panicked and plan to respond by... still being panicked. 5.
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The SEC filing also discloses a $2 million investment in the company from an undisclosed investor last month.
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GM no longer discloses monthly sales data and a company spokesman said the Automotive News estimates were incorrect.
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Apple's latest transparency report, which covers July through December 22015, discloses that the company received one "declassified" NSL.
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Credit Suisse discloses the notes' intended audience and use in the prospectus, a spokeswoman for the bank said.
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This is the status quo for Swift, who rarely publicly discloses how much she donates to causes. 8.
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Although she sticks to hospital policy and discloses no information, she understands why callers are frustrated and emotional.
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However, the Department of Defense discloses the overall number of cases across the department on a daily basis.
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Under Medicare, the federal government also never discloses the amounts it collects on a drug-by-drug basis.
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The F.B.I. discloses its investigations only in rare circumstances, when officials believe it is in the public interest.
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE September 2019 - Google discloses it has received a civil investigative demand from the Justice Department.
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Over all, our analysis discloses important differences across countries and over time in the extent of inclusive growth.
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"The pressure of social media is getting to me," the egg discloses in the commercial, after introducing itself.
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As for the expanded set of 43 states, Google isn't changing how Duplex discloses when it calls a restaurant.
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And it discloses the mechanism by which some such ordeals come, selectively and misleadingly, to be redescribed as triumphs.
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While "Chitchat" discloses what old age can be, "Grampa" (2016) is a fable-like piece that titillates our imagination.
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Snap Inc is known for being secretive and very rarely discloses acquisitions but has made a handful this year.
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Last year, Facebook introduced a transparency page, which discloses how many fake accounts it has taken down each quarter.
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Yahoo's annual report released Wednesday discloses that 32 million accounts are believed to have been compromised using forged cookies.
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Leverage may exceed 35% (but capped at 50%) provided the REIT discloses its credit rating from a major rating agency.
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In a letter sent to top justice officials on Friday, Yates discloses reservations about the Constitutionality of Trump's immigration ban.
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The search giant regularly finds and discloses security issues in Microsoft's software, and occasionally publishes details before products are patched.
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DISCLOSURE AHS discloses annual financial statements within 150 days and quarterly financial statements within 60 days through MSRB's EMMA website.
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Thomas has a few suggestions about how friends and family should really talk to someone who discloses a sexual assault.
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If someone voluntarily discloses their prior pay, the law requires employers not to use the information to set current salaries.
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In filings with regulators, it discloses some risks around the investments, their carrying value, and liabilities related to the investments.
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The New York Times Magazine asks a selection of its readers offbeat questions, but each edition discloses the unscientific methodology.
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One major drug maker, Johnson & Johnson, though, has aired commercials for a blood thinner, Xarelto, that discloses the list price.
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Going forward, it will be interesting to see if Apple discloses the source of Apple Music subscribers in quarterly reports.
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And little is known about these targets outside of what AFRICOM discloses, but the command counts no civilians among them.
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It publicly discloses the types of information it collects in the database, but not the names that are on it.
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A draft manuscript discloses that the president explicitly linked a freeze on military aid to investigations into his political opponents.
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That robust expansion made advertising the fastest growing part of Amazon business, at least among those that Amazon publicly discloses.
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"It discloses its meanings through the layering and recasting of themes rather than the linear presentation of action," he wrote.
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If the company discloses those moves publicly with a clear rationale, it should serve to increase trust in the platform.
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Ms. Huddy is also liable if her lawyers or a person close to her discloses the terms of the agreement.
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The company's current transparency report only discloses how often governments made requests, not how often users reported content to TikTok.
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Now that the social platform is a part of Microsoft, it discloses significantly less information about the progress of its business.
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With what these companies currently disclose, what Google in particular currently discloses, consumers don't have any idea what has been collected.
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The Power's standout feature will clearly be its battery: in the filing, Motorola discloses that it will have a 5,000mAh capacity.
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It could be several hours before the U.S. military discloses whether the Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) interceptor struck its target.
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FERPA (and IDEA) require parental consent before a school or other education agency discloses personally identifiable information, except in certain cases.
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Springfield, Massachusetts-based American Outdoor has said the report is unnecessary and that it already discloses its reputational and financial risks.
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It discloses the amounts first, which leaves associates at other firms waiting to see if their bosses will be as generous.
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None of the tracks on that album were recorded in the nude, but that wasn't always the case, as Robertson discloses.
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In them she meets a young Canadian who discloses that he left his country behind to become an Islamic State fighter.
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It doesn't so much provide evidence about abuses as make arguments that can't be evaluated based on the facts it discloses.
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Meanwhile, Amazon now explicitly discloses that humans will manually review voice data, and it gives them the ability to opt out.
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Uber has issued its first-ever safety report, which discloses that there were over 3,000 sexual assaults during rides in 2018.
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After Carlton proposes and their appearances are revealed, he discloses to Diamond that he's dated men and women in the past.
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The company doesn't break out revenue from FBA, but discloses the sales it generated from the various seller services it provides.
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A South Carolina sheriff candidate has released a campaign ad in which he discloses he wore blackface about 10 years ago.
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Trade-press estimates say Apple sold 390 million iPods by the end of 2014 — the company no longer discloses iPod sales separately.
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Apple no longer discloses iTunes sales and it has launched its own streaming music option, Apple Music, which boasts 13 million subscribers.
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All three are owned by a company called Courier Newsroom, which discloses on its website that it is wholly owned by Acronym.
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JR's installation discloses the pact we have with the present: that today, you can change the world — though only as an image.
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Irvine Company discloses this on its website and said it deletes the data it collects once it is sent to Vigilant Solutions.
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The second issue Twitter discloses in the blog post also relates to tracking users' wider web browsing to serve them targeted ads.
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The '634 patent refers to the display count notification dot, while '713 is a patent that discloses time data in messaging conversations.
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If this legislation goes forward, an amendment is needed to focus attention on what happens AFTER the government discloses a critical vulnerability.
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Media reports have published the contents of some recordings obtained from inside the consulate, but the U.N. report discloses chilling new details.
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Of course, "things happen": the last passage alone discloses Mr. Jackson's recovery from a stroke, and the slow stealthy onset of Mrs.
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Facebook has published its biannual Transparency Report, which discloses how much problematic content it took action against over the last six months.
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Apple, which hit its lowered first-quarter revenue guidance in its earnings report today, no longer discloses how many iPhones it sells.
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The writer discloses where he gets his signature hats and the "Game of Thrones" character that reminds him the most of Trump.
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The panel rarely discloses the existence of reviews, and a spokesman for Mr. Mnuchin declined to comment on the potential Rusal investment.
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He never discloses the precise nature of his communication with the "Spirit," and betrays no sign of moral struggle or mortal fear.
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Some information about its financial performance has leaked in the past and the company discloses numbers quarterly to employees and some investors.
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HOUSE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE LEADER DEFAZIO URGES UBER TO ADDRESS SEXUAL ASSAULT AND HARASSMENT AFTER COMPANY DISCLOSES THOUSANDS OF REPORTED INCIDENTS IN 2018
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She said the company discloses in the terms of its offer that the value of a referral bonus may be taxable income.
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Though his vision was rejected at the time, the new review discloses that Moscow has resurrected a weapon along the same lines.
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Typically the FOMC discloses whether it has held rates the same or changed them in the second or third paragraph of the statement.
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When reached for comment, an Airbnb spokesperson provided the below screenshot of a real listing that the company says properly discloses surveillance devices.
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Apps are also allowed to share your information with third parties, as long as Google determines that it adequately discloses that to users.
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Tesla no longer discloses the number of reservations, but many analysts believe those on the list are still waiting for this cheaper version.
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Elwells testimony discloses that Boeing first submitted a proposed upgrade to its anti-stall software to the FAA for certification on Jan. 21.
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It's not clear how much Apple paid for Platoon; the company makes many acquisitions during a year, but never discloses the amount exchanged.
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"It's about time" South Korea discloses FX intervention details, an official said, asking not to be named due to sensitivity of the issue.
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The agency has been developing and using traditional hacking tools to conduct investigations for over a decade, although it rarely discloses its techniques.
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The brand discloses exactly how much retinol is used in the formula right in the name, which Schueller says is a good thing.
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But if he discloses any of it, intelligence officials are warning that he could put the source in danger, per the Washington Post.
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If an insider discloses information by mistake — say, by speaking loudly on a mobile phone in public — trading on the information is permitted.
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If he actually discloses his tax returns like a credible, real-life candidate, he risks revealing a messier and more modest personal fortune.
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Through this ad-targeting system, Facebook discloses facts about you to advertisers, in exchange for money, every time you click on an ad.
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Unlisted Huawei discloses very little about its employee shareholder scheme beyond the number of participants and the 1.14 percent holding of founder Ren.
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He discloses American intelligence to deflect attention from unflattering stories, suck up to people he wants to impress, or simply on a whim.
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When asked about their party's ad buys, Conservative spokesperson Simon Jefferies said the party discloses advertising expenses to Elections Canada after the campaign.
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Seven years later, companies have responded to shareholder demand and now more than 66 percent of the S&P 500 discloses this information.
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Additionally, if a speaker himself discloses the communications, they are no longer privileged, and others in the conversation also are free to talk.
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Analysts will be watching as the company discloses service margins for the period as well as looking for signs of life in iPhone sales.
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Crisis of Character: A White House Secret Service Officer Discloses His Firsthand Experience with Hillary, Bill, and How They Operate by Gary J. Byrne15.
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The Group Chat EP takes something intimate and discloses the sorts of things that happen in that space while also paying homage to it.
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WALTER ISAACSON: Couldn't you pass a law that said there couldn't be derivative shareholder lawsuits if somebody discloses in realtime that they've been hacked?
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But unless Facebook discloses what it sought to learn from Research, there's no way to know exactly what the app might have been collecting.
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Its three peers publish on a quarterly basis but LDC discloses results twice a year, drawing extra interest to its interim and annual reports.
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Next, privacy and confidentiality are protected by law, so no one will know whether a person receives treatment unless that person discloses the information.
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And Dr. Fromer himself has served in the last year as a paid Mylan consultant — which he discloses as part of the journal article.
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Karp told CNBC in February public market investors would be "positively surprised" when the company — once valued at $20 billion — eventually discloses its financials.
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While neither agency ordinarily discloses publicly its reasons for deciding not to prosecute, the impending presidential election amply justified an exception in this instance.
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Instead, the House's lawyers said, Trump's lawyers have argued that the president would be injured if New York discloses the returns to the committee.
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In South Florida, "you've got a lack of resources, a lack of support in our communities from local politicians and commissioners," Mr. E discloses.
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She discloses to her employers that she has "vague" problems with her mental health, but hasn't told them she has borderline personality disorder (BPD).
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House lawmakers on Tuesday approved legislation aimed at boosting oversight of the way that the U.S. government discloses cyber vulnerabilities to the private sector.
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The report discloses her relationship with the publication's editorial staff and said ProPublica was brought on to report on the allegations with increased impartiality.
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For 2017, Mr. Trump's government ethics filing discloses only how much revenue the course generated — $20.4 million — not whether it had earned a profit.
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The company discloses its estimates of fake accounts each year, but a closer look reveals that the number might be more of a guess.
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Neither ORR nor ICE discloses how many of these assessments are ordered per year, or how often they are used as evidence of age.
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Amazon doesn't break out individual investment amounts, but discloses the total value of its equity and equity warrant investments in both public and private companies.
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Consob discloses changes in short positions above 20193% and in 2018 funds had short positions in Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit which were above this level.
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Bank of America is unusual in that it discloses its exposure to retailing: about $2655bn, equivalent to more than a quarter of its core capital.
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"A further cash consideration may also be payable subject to certain operational and financial criteria being met over the next three years," discloses the company.
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Slack, whose app became publicly available in 2014, no longer discloses that figure; in 2017 it said there were 9 million weekly active Slack users.
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Consob discloses changes in short positions above 0.5% and in 2018 funds had short positions in Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit which were above this level.
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First introduced in 2010, it determines how and when the US government discloses information about flaws it discovers—or purchases—to the industry at large.
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The Forum, which was launched in 2014, tries to keep a low profile and only discloses its work at companies once the talks are over.
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STRONG PERFORMANCE Unlisted Huawei discloses very little about its employee shareholder scheme beyond the number of participants and the 1.14 percent holding of founder Ren.
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The Clinton Foundation discloses its donors, and many of the alleged donors published by Guccifer 2.0 do not appear to have given to the organization.
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The government never discloses how many are held in detention centers, saying there are about 360 beds and deportees are normally repatriated within three weeks.
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What's interesting is that only one of these NPE Team apps, Bump, discloses in its App Store description that the NPE Team is from Facebook.
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At times during trials or after cases are closed, the F.B.I. finds new evidence and either discloses it to defense lawyers or reopens a case.
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Unacast also discloses some of this information to third parties, though the company says it never shares identifying data like your name or email address.
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"Let them know, 'I'm noticing this about you and I want to make sure you're O.K.'" If your child discloses an assault, don't dismiss it.
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One of the unsealed court filings discloses that Mr. Roof wrote to prosecutors in November to complain about the approach taken by his legal team.
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Now, he can't afford braces that would ease his chronic pain, and worries he won't be hired if he discloses his disabilities to potential employers.
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The solar division of Mr. Liu's company, the Tongwei Group, which discloses few financial details, is one of the fastest-expanding players in the industry.
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The video features clips of Navy investigators interviewing platoon members, who testified against him, and discloses their names, faces, and statuses in the SEAL teams.
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Palantir CEO Alex Karp told CNBC public market investors would be "positively surprised" when the company — once valued at $20 billion — eventually discloses its financials.
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It discloses the conditions under which each and every garment is made and how much profit it generates as part of its philosophy of "radical transparency".
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"In an email to Business Insider, Foxintelligence CEO Edouard Nattée emphasized that the company discloses to new users that it uses anonymized data from "transactional emails.
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The report also discloses new details relevant to Clinton's motives and her assertion that the use of a private server was simply a matter of convenience.
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For example, Whole Foods allows workers to check their colleagues' salaries, while social media scheduler Buffer publicly discloses the formula it uses to determine employees' salaries.
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Meanwhile, Kam discloses to me she has an idea that will turn the house upside down, but she just needs a win to pull it off.
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That only amplifies when Shitstain's wife Jaclyn discloses their plans to start a family, and Sam, in a moment of blind panic, tries to kiss her.
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The Church Commissioners annual report discloses total return on assets of 17.1 per cent in 2016, with strong performances from global equities, private equity and timber.
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The memo discloses how Steele was described, and Republicans are likely to press Comey on why it didn't include the fact he was paid by Democrats.
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And when a private company pays him or his consulting firm to publish a study, he discloses the name of the corporate sponsor on the study.
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Under the House bill, all highly automated vehicles would be required to have a written privacy plan that discloses how information is collected, stored and shared.
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Investors monitor Berkshire's quarterly filings for signs about how where Buffett, Combs and Weschler see value, and stock prices often rise when Berkshire discloses new stakes.
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Structuring the hearing as if the accuser were on trial by hiring a sex-crimes prosecutor to question her discloses the real purpose of the process.
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Apple no longer discloses how many iPhones it ships each quarter, but Kuo estimates Apple shipped about 38 million during the first quarter of last year.
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But these so called "auxiliary emission control devices" are only legal if the carmaker fully discloses and explains them to authorities during the vehicle's certification process.
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Elon Musk's company did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the new investors, but it rarely discloses fundraising information outside of required filings.
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Each house Harbour sells in a contract for deed is inspected by a third party and it discloses any outstanding tax liens and housing violations, she said.
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However, Mueller discloses no evidence of any personal involvement from Trump pertaining to Russian contacts from George Papadopoulos, Paul Manafort, Michael Flynn, Carter Page, or Jeff Sessions.
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The Senate, for its extensive probe, surveyed all 50 states, but the results, the report discloses, were too inconsistent to be useful in comparing foster care providers.
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Everlane, an online clothing-manufacturer popular with millennials, discloses the conditions under which each of its garments is made as part of its philosophy of "radical transparency".
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Facebook, one of the companies that would be impacted by the bill, already discloses a metric that gives some visibility into the value of their users' data.
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Diet Coke, for example, warns that its product contains phenylalanine, without defining what the hell that is, anyway, and also discloses that the soda contains GMO ingredients.
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As we reported, the will discloses Bourdain left behind $425k in cash, $250k in personal property, $35k in brokerage accounts and around $500k in royalties and residuals.
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He also discloses that he seriously considered not running for re-election in 2014, fearing his could be the defeat that would keep Republicans in the minority.
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The Saudi government discloses little official data about its population, but a report released by the World Bank in 2013 estimated a poverty rate of 12.7 percent.
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He also addressed criticism that Berkshire discloses too little about businesses such as aircraft parts maker Precision Castparts Corp, which it bought last year for $32.1 billion.
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Google is in a bit of a bind here, since if the assistant discloses it's a robot, people will no longer talk to it like a human.
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And, it would codify a current vulnerability disclosure program at Homeland Security through which the department discloses previously unknown flaws in these systems to the private sector.
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Fitch's 'BBB+' rating on BPM's OBG was driven by the 89% asset percentage (AP) that the issuer discloses in its latest monthly test performance report (September 2016).
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He discloses his own struggle — it reads like a milliner's version of "The Pilgrim's Progress" — to avoid the dominant influences of the day and create original work.
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I'm the rare institutional investor that discloses how he invests his own money (little known fact but most mutual fund investors don't invest in their own funds).
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The meat paper includes an appendix titled "Summary of Panelists' Potential Conflicts of Interest," that discloses whether each author eats red or processed meat and how often.
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The Norwegian Consumer Council's report notes that Grindr's privacy policy discloses that it shares user and device data such as a user's advertising ID with third parties.
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American Outdoor said before the vote that a report like the one described in the proposal isn't necessary because it already discloses its reputational and financial risks.
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Although Amazon rarely discloses exact sales, the e-commerce company has said that its Echoes were among the top-selling products across any category during the holidays.
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Neither Murphy's posts nor the ReSensation website discloses the success rate of the technique, instead focusing on an insecurity that has plagued mastectomy patients for decades: numb breasts.
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If history is any guide, analysts and investors tend to get unnecessarily spooked over one-off iPhone supplier rumors, just to be proven wrong after Apple discloses sales.
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His announcement came as part of an update on Facebook's Transparency Report, which discloses how the company deals with inappropriate content and requests for user data by governments.
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If two parties agree that they would like to meet, Platinum Poire then discloses contact information and allows you to take it from there to arrange a date.
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Perhaps most interesting from a Twitter policy standpoint is that Twitter appears to be locking accounts of users who've tweeted links to Splinter's story, which discloses Miller's number.
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The revenue generated from making sure a company is suitable for flotation and discloses information properly is typically only six-figure work and pales compared to underwriting fees.
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In a final scene, Margaret admits to her father that she goes by her married name at work and never discloses her connection to the case to strangers.
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"It looks like a friendly warning," Victor Gevers, chairman of the non-profit GDI Foundation which discloses security issues to affected victims, told Motherboard in a Twitter message.
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And if "Into the Dark" is not generating as much attention as "The Hill of Haunting House" — neither Hulu nor Netflix discloses viewership statistics — everyone is urging patience.
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Progressive Democrats of America is a hybrid political-action committee that can accept unlimited amounts of money but discloses all of its donors to the Federal Election Commission.
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In many cases, employers, whether they are private or government entities, may not know if an employee has a work permit through DACA unless that person discloses it.
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And the Trump administration does not have a lot of other options for how to respond unless it publicly discloses the justifications for killing General Suleimani, he said.
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As the Afghans have taken charge of the war, the tally of deaths has been growing so fast that neither NATO nor the Afghan government willingly discloses it.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway increased its stake in Apple by 5 percent, according to a regulatory filing Tuesday that discloses positions through the end of the second quarter.
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The researchers pointed to the National Hemophilia Foundation as one group that is vague about its funding because, although it lists corporate donors, it only discloses donation ranges.
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Merkin discloses in the resulting profile of Previn — published in the September 17 issue of New York magazine — that she's been a friend of Allen's for 40 years.
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It discloses, for instance, that among the ingredients in Campbell's Cream of Mushroom soup, the vegetable oil, monosodium glutamate and modified food starch may come from genetically engineered sources.
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"We believe Apple intends to tell a compelling Services story when it discloses gross margin for the first time ever next earnings," Jefferies wrote in the note published Wednesday.
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A week later, the Fed discloses whether or not it has approved capital plans of the largest banks, including whether or not they can increase dividend shares and buybacks.
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What he also discloses is a fact that was conveniently left out of Hannah's 13 tapes: Hannah did have a relationship with Justin after their reputation-ruining park date.
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It makes me think of the idea of a translator being a "traitor"—referring to the Italian phrase traduttore/traditore, someone who discloses the mother tongue to the public.
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Exxon said it was committed to improving efficiency and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions in its operations and that it discloses its so-called scope one and scope two emissions.
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Both Priorities USA and America First have dual arms: a super PAC, which discloses donors, and a 501(c)(4) political nonprofit, which does not have to disclose donors.
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The company discloses its positions on a number of political concerns, including the environment and immigration, and Intel signed on to a legal brief opposing President Trump's immigration order.
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Even under those exceptions, the federal laws require prior written consent before the third party re-discloses the data to another entity, such as a college or scholarship organization.
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Myles Martin, a spokesman for the FEC, told The New York Times on Monday that big issue is whether a mailer discloses that it is from a political campaign.
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Conservatives in Canada's House of Commons are threatening to force an all-night session unless the government discloses how much its proposed carbon tax would cost, CBC News reports.
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A House panel advanced legislation on Wednesday requiring the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to give lawmakers more information on how it discloses cyber vulnerabilities to the private sector.
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NTPC's website discloses that the company currently plans to add 18.67 GW of new capacity by 2032 by itself or in joint ventures, with the majority being coal-fired.
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In fairness, the research also doesn't take into account instances in which a vlogger discloses the affiliate marketing campaign in the video itself, or within the image on Pinterest.
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Elliott Discloses Stake in Qlik Technologies | The hedge fund said in a regulatory filing that it had begun talks with Qlik's management about strategic moves, including a potential sale.
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Wirecutter discloses and explains its affiliate relationships in many places on its site, and there are many differences between what I do for Wirecutter and what Mr. Goodman did.
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Another discusses how he feels more deeply towards his partner, with whom he is currently trying to have children, and he begins to break down as he discloses this.
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The U.S. government does not track DACA recipients by profession, and employers do not necessarily know whether an employee is in the program unless he or she voluntarily discloses it.
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Back at the office, producer Garrett (Ashton Holmes) calls a lunch meeting with Mary Jane where he discloses that lead anchor Ronda is leaving and MJ will be replacing her.
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Facebook regularly discloses the number of government requests it has received for content takedowns on its service, but the company does not break out the removal of terror-related content.
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Apple has also reworked how it discloses national security requests, such as FBI-issued subpoenas like national security letters (NSLs) and orders issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA).
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Azure is part of the Commercial Cloud metric (which also includes Office 365, the Dynamics 365 cloud-based enterprise software and commercial services from LinkedIn) that Microsoft discloses each quarter.
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Ford goes into detail about how it trains its human safety drivers, and discloses the presence of "Event Data Recorders" inside its vehicles — essentially "black boxes" for self-driving cars.
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But, say you're in a long-term relationship with someone who discloses that they've slept with a lot of people, and you only have a handful of partners to report.
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In the classic Western film, "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance," Ranse Stoddard discloses to a newspaper editor that the legend about his shooting notorious gunman Liberty Valance was wrong.
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While it discloses its funders, InsideClimate News appears to be closely affiliated with a public relations firm that gets money from environment-minded groups, according to the National Review article.
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The relaunched, AI-powered version of Socratic by Google arrived on Thursday on iOS, where it also discloses through the app update text the app is now owned by Google.
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She always discloses if a video is sponsored with a badge before the video begins; she also made a separate video for her channel explaining why she does branded deals.
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Hassinger travels to Louisiana to meet with an estranged uncle who shares details about the artist's father, and as he slowly unravels these complicated stories, he discloses several family secrets.
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The title of the Stony Brook University professor's forthcoming book, "The Deficit Myth", discloses the key idea: the traditional idea that governments should aim for balanced budgets is really wrong.
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A seven-part Australian series, it kicks off as a renowned, ailing geneticist discloses that he used his own sperm in fertility procedures — and, in fact, fathered hundreds of children.
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Last month, the company released its first transparency report, which discloses requests for TikTok data from governments, but doesn't reveal data about how the company has enforced its own policies.
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And the picture painted by this report suggests that such small-scale, selective discloses of propaganda-quashing successes sum to misleading Facebook PR vs the sheer scale of the problem.
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Steve Vladeck, a national security law expert at the University of Texas, thinks that "inadvertently" disclosing sensitive information is still a crime — even if it's the president who discloses it.
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The article, with cooperation from Halladay's father and a sister, discloses his apparent struggle with depression and addiction to painkillers, and recounts his erratic flight pattern the day he died.
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The article, with cooperation from Halladay's father and a sister, discloses his apparent struggle with depression and addiction to painkillers, and recounts his erratic flight pattern the day he died.
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Several states are trying to block Trump from their ballots in the future unless he discloses his taxes, or crafting bills that punish companies that go along with Trump's policies.
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AMSTERDAM, Jan 26 (Reuters) - The Dutch market authority apologised on Thursday after admitting it had accidentally published details of short positions in stocks on its website beyond what it normally discloses.
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But the more Facebook discloses about the trustworthiness rankings, the easier it becomes for bad actors to game the system and for activist groups to successfully silence content they don't like.
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Run by 30-year-old Michael Preysman, the company's website discloses how much each article of clothing costs Everlane to make and what the factories that manufacture the goods look like.
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Megvii's prospectus discloses both rapid growth in revenue and widening losses, which the company attributes to changes in the fair value of its preferred shares and investment in research and development.
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"In the age of the internet, where people are blogging on secondary email addresses and secondary names, unless the nominee discloses it, it's very difficult to find that information," Eng said.
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Given Leica's willingness to cynically rebrand (and then overprice) Panasonic cameras, I have to be dubious about the value of this partnership until either company discloses some substantive benefits from it.
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But alas, during their Mediterranean meal, the discussion once again turns to those pictures, with John threatening to destroy Vicky's computer unless she discloses the location of every single image file.
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Xiaomi, which discloses little of its profit and revenue figures, has increasingly emphasized its range of home appliances such as air and water purifiers, and rice cookers as key earnings drivers.
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Apple also says that if someone not associated with an invited organization responsibly discloses a vulnerability, that feedback will be welcome and they may be invited to join the formal process.
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While Aschoff did not disclose the relationship in the analyst notes, National discloses the conflict of interest in prospectuses for securities offerings it underwrites for Fortress, in keeping with U.S. regulations.
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When Elaine discloses her thoughts on how to get a man to fall in love with her, Trish tells her that she sounds as though she's been brainwashed by the patriarchy.
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Those federal tax returns include a schedule that discloses the charity's major donors – contributors who have either given at least $2501,23 or whose donations constitute 29% of the charity's annual contributions.
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Elwell's testimony discloses that Boeing first submitted a proposed upgrade to its anti-stall software - the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, known as MCAS - to the FAA for certification on Jan. 21.
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The book discloses that it was Mr. Reiter who provided the reporters with an explosive internal memo from an employee who described Weinstein's routine harassment of junior female employees and actresses.
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We will find out when Snap, the parent company of the messaging app Snapchat, discloses its share-class structure before its initial public offering, which could be as soon as March.
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The latest filing also discloses that photographs exist of the waterboard setup that the C.I.A. used with Mr. Nashiri and at least two other prisoners, although the photographs were not revealed.
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And a lot will depend upon whether the incident falls under the DPA210, which encourages discloses of serious breaches but does not legally require them to deadline, vs GDPR which absolutely does.
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Previously, the central bank, which discloses its foreign currency reserves structure with a lag of six months, had reported having less than 1 percent of its reserves stored in yen-denominated assets.
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Lenders including J.P. Morgan Chase and Bank of America are widely expected to increase dividends and share repurchases after the Federal Reserve discloses the results of the industry's stress tests on Thursday.
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Its bankers have indicated it could be valued at as much as $120 billion, though some analysts have pegged its value closer to $100 billion based on the earning figures it discloses.
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Kelley – who once acted as unofficial hostess for high ranking officials at Tampa-based Central Command – discloses the details in her memoir, Collateral Damage: Petraeus, Power, Politics, and the Abuse of Privacy.
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Responding to a Wall Street analyst question during an Investor Day presentation about whether the company uses off-the-books financing, Garland said its discloses its financing arrangements to credit rating agencies.
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Privacy advocates in Washington were upset by the findings of the report, which also hit the FBI for the way it discloses information about the system and other elements of the program.
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On Wednesday, Facebook published its biannual Transparency Report that discloses metrics about how it polices itself — and for the first time, that report included data relating to Instagram, its photo-sharing app.
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Horacio Infante, a Chilean poet and Sigall's former lover, whom Husson knows socially, writes her a long letter in which he confesses his affair with the legendary writer and discloses other secrets.
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They point out that customers of genealogy companies did not realize they would be signing up to help criminal investigations, although GEDMatch discloses that profiles could be used to investigate violent crimes.
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Among these women, she discloses the discovery that, even though she resisted him, Weinstein had been exploiting her success to prey upon women: How do you think Gwyneth has what she has?
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Ms. Cho discloses that, in her view, the email exchange was contentious: But it was a long, like, kind of a fight about why the part should not have gone to her.
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The filing discloses that Sinclair already has buyers lined up for both stations and that Sinclair intends to continue running the stations through an "options and services agreement" inked with the buyers.
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The video discloses a phenomenological space, perhaps an alternating reality — similar to the space of dreams — that invites the viewer to detach from the geopolitical, cultural paradigms where ideological power structures reign.
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He also wanted confirmation "that Facebook can track a user's internet browsing activity, even after that user has logged off of the Facebook platform," and if that's true, how Facebook discloses that activity.
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New government employees hired at Whitaker's level are required to file a "New Entrant Report" that discloses their assets, liabilities, investments, salaries, and other financial ties within 22017 days of starting their job.
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Snapchat, which has itself seen slow growth, only discloses daily active users, but it's at around half of what Twitter has in a month, with 173 million people using the app each day.
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In the "risk factors" section of the firm's SEC filings, the company discloses all the potential problems it could face, including problems relating to auditors, its burn rate, and potential future revenue issues.
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It discloses being as a state of impermanence, made of absence, while simultaneously so alive with traces of language, objects, and memory that pure absence, absolute death, are revealed to be false concepts.
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Poitras also discloses having had a personal relationship with Assange ally and privacy activist Jacob Appelbaum, who is not only featured in the film but has been accused of sexual assault as well.
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The CloudPets database is making the rounds in the internet underground, according to both Hunt and Victor Gevers, the chairman of the non-profit GDI Foundation which discloses security issues to affected victims.
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If Apple discloses graphics capabilities that are hugely different from what Imagination's designs are known to be capable of, it will be a hint that Apple has already ceased tapping Imagination's intellectual property.
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The brand runs a zero-waste program that recycles production leftovers into products like tote bags and rugs, publicly discloses its certifications, and has been a member of the Global Compact since 2008.
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The ACLU argues that without safeguards to limit what Facebook discloses or, in the alternative, what prosecutors are permitted to see, the search warrants are "manifestly overbroad," in violation of the Fourth Amendment.
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If you've got the second-worst tax return imaginable, and everyone who is cleaner than you discloses, the public will infer that you've either got the worst or the second-worst possible return.
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These types of cases are typical whenever a company undergoes a significant decline in value, especially if it discloses any misconduct, and will require Valeant to pay more for lawyers to fight them.
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The case is specific to drivers who work in New York, but a story published by Jalopnik in August found that the company was taking far more from drivers than it discloses publicly.
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But Trump, who spent part of this weekend lambasting Mueller on Twitter, does not plan to be blindsided by what the Justice Department possibly discloses to Congress and the public of the report.
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New evidence filed today in a GDPR complaint by the group of activists discloses how Google and other online ad auction companies unlawfully profile internet users' diseases, disabilities, sexual orientation, ethnicities, and religion.
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It could be a Halloween party full of slightly inebriated revelers, but it is not: it is a group of powerless people angry about what is happening to them, which Ji never discloses.
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Norges Bank Investment Management, which runs the fund, only rarely discloses voting intentions in advance of shareholder meetings, but may do so when it considers a topic to be of particular importance to investors.
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If shareholders dump stock after a corporation discloses misrepresentations, an event study should be able to show the share price fell in response to the disclosure and not to market forces unrelated to fraud.
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Sergey Gribov of Flint Capital, a venture firm whose partners are Russian-born but does not raise money in Russia, said he discloses all the details of his funding sources to head off suspicions.
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Ms. Morgenson cites the concern of a former Calpers board member that my measure presents "less than a full picture" because it discloses only the related-party costs allocated to California public pension funds.
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Yachty also discloses that he first learned about the chilly Minnesota climate he made famous by visiting the Mall of America, which kickstarts a much larger discussion of the shopping malls in Yachty's life.
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App Annie discloses that when users opt into data collection (and data sharing is not mandatory to use our apps), data will be shared with App Annie for the purposes of creating market research.
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We also require all third party apps that collect personal information from Fire TV users to provide a privacy notice that discloses what information they collect from the customer and how they use it.
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According to the latest report from Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health (ANSIRH) there were 18 plotlines where a character has an abortion, discloses a past abortion, or considers getting an abortion this year.
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Evite, an online invitation service that discloses some customer information for advertising purposes, said it would give people a chance to opt out if they do not want their data shared with third parties.
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Similarly, in Benhelima's Black-Out series, the focus seems to be less on what is depicted (he never discloses location, for instance), more on the hazy process of searching or feeling for a moment.
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Yet often the Dutch and Danes are among the toughest in the room, discloses one country's representative to the EU, as they would suffer most from a cherry-picking Brexit conferring unfair advantages on Britain.
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Elwells testimony discloses that Boeing first submitted a proposed upgrade to its anti-stall software - which aviation experts have identified as a potential factor in both crashes - to the FAA for certification on Jan. 21.
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When he tells us that the first weeks and months he spent in Manchester were "a time of remarkable silence and emptiness," he simultaneously discloses and hides what must have been an intensely lonely period.
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The mistake discloses that Mueller has accused Manafort of sharing polling data during the 2016 presidential campaign with Konstantin Kilimnik, a business associate who is suspected of ties to Russia's military intelligence unit, the GRU.
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Indeed, Congress and the Department of Justice already collect information on a variety of other surveillance tools — the intelligence community even discloses the number of people targeted for surveillance under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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But its smart city program, cyber security initiatives, and the way it governs data and discloses to the populace what will and won't be shared are great examples of how government can be more transparent.
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Apple no longer discloses iPhone unit sales, but back in 2015 it said it had sold more than 13 million units of its iPhone 6S and 6S Plus during their first weekend on the market.
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The IHC had USD163bn total assets and USD23bn total equity at end-3Q16, but as the IHC discloses financial statement according to US GAAP, total assets are not comparable with the group's consolidated IFRS assets.
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For example, he noted, Facebook discloses some demographic information — such as gender, age and geography — about who may have seen an ad, but gives no information about who the advertiser wanted to see the ad.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Donald Trump's success in the race for the White House may well depend on the support of Republican evangelicals suspicious of the front-runner's more liberal side as he discloses his social views.
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" Additionally the document discloses that Snap spent $62.1 million acquiring "a component of a business from a social advertising software company" as well as a startup that operates a "cloud hosted platform for building content online.
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In a letter to Trump, the leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee said Mnuchin should cancel plans to attend the conference unless Saudi Arabia fully discloses what it knows about Khashoggi's disappearance.
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NBIM, which only discloses the size of its individual holdings once per year, owned 4.76 percent of Linde's shares at the start of 2017, worth $7.813 billion, and 1.0 percent of Praxair, valued at $335.6 million.
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The sheer fact that this firm, which rarely discloses its work, is publicly releasing a survey that's positive for action on climate change is a sign of how much the public consensus has evolved since then.
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The MAS discloses less information than most other major central banks about how it comes to its decisions, including not releasing minutes of its monetary policy meetings, and it only announces policy decisions twice a year.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The far-right runner-up in Austria's presidential election last year, Norbert Hofer, said there should be no dual-citizenship for Turks until Ankara discloses how many Turks in Austria still hold Turkish citizenship.
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In a statement to CNBC, a Twitter spokesperson detailed the company's efforts to tackle platform manipulation and said it discloses data relating to issues such as legal requests and rules enforcement in bi-annual transparency reports.
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In a conference call later that day, Valeant discloses for the first time that it has used Philidor's services, has an option to buy the pharmacy and has already incorporated its financials into its own results.
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Certified indie repair businesses also aren't required to use genuine Apple parts, although Apple will now demand that the certified business discloses to the customer whether it's an Apple-supplied part or a non-Apple part.
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So long as the influencer uses the platform's branded content tool and discloses that the post is an ad, it is allowed to run and won't be subject to being cataloged in Facebook's political ads library.
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According to the U.N. Monitoring Group on Somalia and Eritrea, P.F.D.J. officials skim millions of dollars a year from party-run companies, but the charges are difficult to investigate because the government never discloses its budget.
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Interestingly, Frank offered a handy compendium for his detractors in the class action bar in a 25-page declaration in which he preemptively discloses all of the criticism that's been leveled against him in previous cases.
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The Orchard is one of the very few film companies that discloses so-called ancillary revenue (video on demand and whatnot), and "Wilderpeople," directed by Taika Waititi, has about $5.7 million (and counting) in that column.
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The best deals, according to Breen, will include a memorandum that discloses all of the risks involved in the "private placement," a type of non-public sale of securities available to a limited number of investors.
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No turbine maker publicly discloses its prices, but three sources at top industry players told Reuters that selling prices of direct-drive turbines are, in some instances, more than 20.71 percent higher than those of geared turbines.
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" >> Juliette Kayyem on CNN: "I personally think that what Mueller is heading to, is not only the indictments, but also a report that discloses the extent to which Trump and his family are compromised by the Russians.
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Intelligence analysts select targets, "targeteers" study models to calculate the most precise angles to strike, teams of lawyers evaluate plans and the Pentagon later discloses the few civilians who still, inevitably and tragically, wind up getting killed.
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It discloses some broad categories of revenue, but to date, has declined to break out how much money it makes from YouTube or Google Cloud or Maps or any of its other particular products or business lines.
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She handed over these important details to a "surprise travel" tour operator, a travel agency that plans trips to varying degrees of detail, but only discloses the flight itineraries, lodging and other information at the last minute.
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But her followers may not realize this detail until they reach the end of her Instagram caption, where she directs readers to a blog post where, at the very end, she discloses her personal inexperience with the technique.
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A newly released 90-page account details the existence of a drug research program called "Project Medication" and discloses how the CIA's Office of Medical Services maintained an influential role in the development of detention and interrogation practices.
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Another email, sent January 20, 2016, discloses that a postal inspector was slated to testify five days later before a grand jury in support of an indictment against Averill Perkins for conspiring to distribute misbranded, foreign-sourced Tramadol.
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SpaceX spokesperson James Gleeson provided the following statement regarding the amended filing: "This filing simply discloses that SpaceX received an additional $100 million of investment as part of the last funding round which was disclosed earlier this summer."
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But many years later, when the woman discloses the relationship that underlies her interest in this callow youth, I found myself thinking of another humorist, Mark Twain, who observed that although fiction must be plausible, truth needn't be.
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Anyone curious and limber enough to bend down and follow these pointers is taken to the retailer's online privacy policy, which discloses that stepping inside the store puts you in range of technology that automatically collects personal information.
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But the search-and-advertising giant still discloses far less than its competitors, offering little transparency about the sprawling network of dark-money groups and super PACs that run ads about polarizing issues such as abortion or immigration.
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After Officer Yanez politely informs Castile that he's been pulled over for a broken taillight and asks for Castile's license and insurance, Castile calmly discloses that he has a firearm (Castile had a permit to carry the gun).
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On Monday, the search giant released an updated version of its annual Transparency Report, which discloses how many and what kind of requests Google has received to delist pages from results and in how many instances the company complied.
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A new book on Justice Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation process discloses that the White House held a secret mock hearing for Kavanaugh after allegations of sexual assault against him broke — which leaked to the press before it was even finished.
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Most of Moscow's nuclear force - now being modernized, as well - is comprised of land-based ICBMs whose locations it discloses to Washington under arms control accords, said Schwartz, former publisher of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists leading journal.
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"Hillary Clinton — has a record of service and a raft of pragmatic ideas, and the other, Donald Trump, discloses nothing concrete about himself or his plans while promising the moon and offering the stars on layaway," the editorial said.
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So whatever fruits Flynn gave to Mueller -- and we know Flynn gave a lot, because Mueller discloses that his team and other federal prosecutors met with Flynn for a whopping 19 interviews -- Mueller has not fully harvested them yet.
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In a break from the practice of past administrations, the Trump White House rarely discloses when the president is golfing, let alone whom he golfs with during frequent trips to courses he owns in Florida, New Jersey and Virginia.
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In July, a federal judge dismissed Mr. Fitzgerald's case against General Mills, saying the company properly discloses the amount of sugar in its products and that it is up to consumers to decide whether or not they are healthy.
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Even when I see the best options within my scrambled tiles, I aimlessly reconfigure them on the board out of curiosity in a way that I couldn't in Scrabble (placing tiles down discloses your possible moves to your opponent).
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That would include the online advertising behemoth Google, as well the smart-devices maker Nest and the highly secretive research division X. If Wall Street likes what Alphabet discloses, it may soon pass Apple as the world's most valuable company.
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Other notable books include Before the Fall by Fargo showrunner Noah Hawley and, since it's 215, Crisis of Character: A White House Secret Service Officer Discloses His Firsthand Experience with Hillary, Bill, and How They Operate by Gary J. Byrne.
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The latest: Four of the biggest advertising trade bodies (ANA, IAB, ARF and CIMM) introduced a "Data Transparency Label" Monday at Advertising Week NYC, which is like a nutrition label for audience data that discloses the sources of data and segmentation.
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The draft bill released Monday discloses new details of the expensive incentive package that Wisconsin offered as it competed with six other states to land the project that it says will also generate 22,000 ancillary jobs and 252.43,000 construction jobs.
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Read more: Adam Neumann spent over $650,000 on property taxes last year — that's more than double the median US home valueWeWork's public IPO filing discloses that Neumann did not take a salary in 2018 and was only paid $1 in 2017.
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In Friday's filing BlackRock's directors urged investors to vote against the proposal, calling it unnecessary since the company already discloses much about how its Stewardship Team determines votes and that such a proposal could "threaten the independence" of that team.
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Additionally, Trump, the Republican National Committee and a group of voters represented by Judicial Watch have filed separate lawsuits challenging a California law that would keep the president off the state's 2020 primary ballot unless he discloses his tax returns.
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The officials noted that if the document dump ultimately discloses sources and methods, then the intelligence community could suffer from a chilling effect on other sources who may be scared that their identities could be exposed in a political battle. Sen.
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Although the newly formed businesses aren't required to use the deals through Amazon, they "may not be able to achieve the start-up cost figure [estimated as low as $10,000] without doing so," Amazon discloses in a brochure about the program.
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"We are now aware of 11 individuals whose parents went to Dr. Barwin for assistance with fertility, and DNA investigation discloses that he is their biological father," says a statement from Ottawa law firm Nelligan O'Brien Payne, which filed the suit.
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Kelly testifying before a Parliamentary committee "The document discloses that [Saddam's] military planning allows for some of the WMD to be ready within 45 minutes of an order to use them," wrote Blair in the foreword to the JIC dossier.
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The Republican National Committee, which discloses its finances to the Federal Election Commission on a different schedule and did not file a report on Sunday, has also paid legal fees related to the Russia inquiries, including to Mr. Futerfas's firm.
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As each of the interviewees valiantly discloses their immigration status, producers do the heavy lifting of intricately explaining the particulars of obtaining legal status in the United States via commentary from immigration attorneys, former ICE attorneys, and prominent immigration reporters.
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That the agency discloses software vulnerabilities it finds to companies more quickly may be a good idea, but doing so doesn't solve this problem, since finding bugs is not limited to the N.S.A. — criminals and other nations can keep finding them.
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" Attorneys from the Legal Action Center and the AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania wrote to Aetna Thursday demanding that it "immediately cease and desist from breaching their privacy by sending mail that illegally discloses that they are taking HIV medication.
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And while several VCs (all of whom I massively respect) disagreed with me publicly, no one argued with my second tweet, which discloses the numbers: Plus, a lot of former early employees of successful startups sent me messages agreeing privately.
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Airbnb breaks down the requests by country of origin and discloses how many of the requests resulted in a disclosure of data, but doesn't say whether the requests came from federal or local agencies or specify what kinds of data was disclosed.
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At 23 years old, Chang Chi-yuan has developed a name for himself within hacking communities as a bug bounty-hunter, or in other words someone who finds bugs in software and services, and responsibly discloses them to the company that owns them.
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When the president tries to roll back sanctions on Russia, discloses to Russian officials classified information that was provided to us by a close ally and calls NATO "obsolete," is he acting in America's interests, or those of a hostile foreign power?
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Simple: The longer it takes Apple to patch this vulnerability (either because the government discloses it to Apple or because Apple figures it out on its own), the longer iPhone user data is at risk — both from the government and from criminals.
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"She Said" similarly discloses the identity of a Weinstein accuser who has put off inquiries from journalists for 15 years, Rowena Chiu, a former assistant at Miramax who received a settlement in 1998 after Mr. Weinstein allegedly assaulted her in a hotel room.
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" Previously redacted language also discloses the origin of the degrading practice of "rectal hydration," first reported by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence in 2014: The medical service advised that "individuals refusing adequate liquids" be given fluids forcibly, through a "rectal tube.
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It once drew condemnation for being a no-show to a parliamentary committee hearing, and recently the company has been criticized by the Competition and Markets Authority for failing to meet consumer protection requirements in how it discloses information about ticket sales.
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Update: Grindr has offered a statement on these issues, which I quote in part below (emphasis theirs): Anytime a user discloses their login credentials to an unknown third-party, they run the risk of exposing their own profile information, location information, and related metadata.
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The Department of Energy said Friday it will ask all "personnel, contracted scientists and future grant recipients" to discloses ties to programs in countries it considers "sensitive," and that those employees will be asked to either give up those ties or resign, the WSJ reports.
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While companies are, as of recently, required to publicly share their overall CEO-to-median-worker pay ratio with the SEC, there's no public data that discloses that ratio for solely their San Francisco employees, which could be quite different from their national median.
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Here's our roundup of this week's biggest stories in American politics, including President Barack Obama's arrival on the 211 campaign trail and our interview with George Papadopoulos, in which the former Trump campaign adviser discloses why he lied to the F.B.I. about his Russia contacts.
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For those who have followed TechCrunch and/or me for a long time, you know that I like to harp on the fact that fewer and fewer startups are filing their Form Ds with the SEC, which discloses information about non-public equity rounds.
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Just as much, it discloses the proclivities MoMA has always brought to modern European design, and how thoroughly it's been shaped by the early fixation of Alfred Barr, its first director, and Philip Johnson, its first architecture curator, for the innovations of the Bauhaus.
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Breaking with all of his predecessors at the E.P.A. for the last 25 years, as well as other members of President Trump's cabinet, he does not release a list of public speaking events and he discloses most official trips only after they are over.
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Obviously the president needs to be able to revoke security clearances, when justified: The First Amendment does not protect an individual holding a clearance who discloses properly classified information without authorization — even if done in the course of criticizing the president or his policies.
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If Birhan discloses to the Home Office that he is married to her, he believes he will lose his own meager income, but he said that once he gets his papers the two will decide which city is best for them to live in.
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Apple has launched a slick new website that makes it a lot easier to sort through the info it publicly discloses about government data requests, bringing a sharp and engaging design to a matter that had previously been handled by a dull list of PDF links.
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There are exceptions and limitations to the protective shield of the privilege, such as in situations where the lawyer and the client partner up to commit a crime (the "crime-fraud exception"), or if either the lawyer or the client knowingly discloses the otherwise protected confidences.
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Facebook Discloses Cambridge Analytica Email It Fought for Months to Keep SecretMore than a year ago, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid out on his personal page a "timeline"…Read more ReadThis system behind Facebook's $50 billion business makes it a liability for any user to "friend" another.
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Blanchon's most well-known works are his 1991 series of self-portraits, in which he hired street artists to draw him, and "Protection," a piece from 1992 that pairs a letter to his religious parents in which he discloses his HIV diagnosis with his mother's lengthy response.
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Acurian offers a collection of case studies to potential customers in which it discloses what it bills: $20103 million for recruiting 591 people with diabetes; $11 million for 924 people with opioid-induced constipation; $1.4 million for 173 teens with ADHD; and $6 million for 428 kids with depression.
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For one thing, Huawei discloses shipments (to retailers) and Xiaomi deals in sales to end-users, both companies figures are global (Huawei made a big U.S. push last year) not China specific, and Xiaomi led Huawei in China according to analyst reports for the first half of 2015.
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Records of the USSR's first fifty years were released in the 1990s, and a book about their contents seems to come out every year in the US, but this is, by my count, the fifth book to be published in English which discloses what they say about Russian ballet.
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In addition to being fair-trade certified for all its sewing production (and by fall 1503, more than 2150 products), the brand knows and publicly discloses all of its first-tier suppliers, and is actively working to map out the rest down to the farm level for raw materials.
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The startup said it employs 35 journalists who have reviewed and published labels on about 2,200 sites based on nine journalistic criteria such as whether the site presents information responsibly, has a habit of correcting errors, or discloses its ownership and who is in charge of the content.
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The public will just have to take their word for that, since the city no longer discloses disciplinary records of police officers, citing a state civil rights law that the mayor and Commissioner O'Neill say that they oppose but that can be changed only by the State Legislature.
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It discloses that prosecutors are investigating a litany of potential crimes: conspiracy against the US, false statements, mail fraud, wire fraud, money laundering, inaugural committee disclosure violations, and violations of laws prohibiting contributions by foreign nations and contributions in the name of another person, also known as straw donors.
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" Chen says if an employee discloses a diagnosis of depression because their symptoms are getting in the way of doing their work, "it should trigger what is called the 'interactive process,' whereby an employer and an employee work together informally to find some kind of accommodation that works for both [parties].
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" Just as Amazon promised to provide shoppers with cuts on Whole Foods' best-selling products, Target's recent press release also discloses the store's strategy to "cut through the clutter and provide guests with great everyday value, while continuing to offer additional savings on the right products at the right times.
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WPP, the only holding company that discloses its spending on the two giants, spent about $7bn of its clients' ad budgets with Google and Facebook in 2017, out of a combined $46bn in advertising sold by both companies that WPP considers agency-relevant business (that is, not counting small-business advertising).
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RELATED: DOJ nominee discloses Russian bank representation Questions about the bank's activity first arose last year when a group of computer scientists raised concerns about internet records that showed that Alfa Bank servers repeatedly looked up the unique internet address of a Trump Organization computer server in the United States.
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Sometime in 2015 – Lacker is interviewed by officials from the FBI, U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, the Office of the Inspector General of the Federal Reserve Board and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and then discloses details of his conversation with the Medley analyst.
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This artist's imperative midcareer retrospective — up now at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and traveling next year to the Whitney in New York and the High Museum in Atlanta — comes with a rich catalog that captures her paintings' stuttering intensity and discloses her abstracted source material (wildfires, riots).
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A whistleblower is an employee who discloses information that they reasonably believe is "evidence of illegality, gross waste or fraud, mismanagement, abuse of power, general wrongdoing, or a substantial and specific danger to public health and safety," according to the Government Accountability Project, a non-profit group that advocates for whistleblowers.
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Loyalty G.), who is described as working with Lil Tay (but, apparently, not as her manager), discloses "music plans" for the girl: "Tay currently does have music plans in development… We are not yet ready to comment publicly on any deals or offers that have been received or confirmed," he told Jezebel.
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In an attempt to clarify and codify the government's approach to dealing with this problem, the White house released details for the first time on Wednesday about how the government decides which software vulnerabilities it discloses, and which ones it withholds for its own use in espionage, law enforcement, and cyber warfare.
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He discloses that Lucille is the name of his late wife, a detail that was hinted at in the first half of the season, and that he named the bat after her because his wife helped him get through life before the outbreak, and the bat has helped him through the post-apocalypse.
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A comparison like that would be an empty exercise in a race where one candidate — our choice, Hillary Clinton — has a record of service and a raft of pragmatic ideas, and the other, Donald Trump, discloses nothing concrete about himself or his plans while promising the moon and offering the stars on layaway.
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If MacArthur claims to care about whether the Trump campaign collaborated with Russian intelligence officials to subvert Hilary Clinton's campaign, he and those who voted with him for the American Health Care Act can withhold support going forward until, say, Ryan agrees to convene a joint select committee or Trump discloses his tax returns.
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The section of the bill that passed the Senate with an 87-10 vote stipulates that the Department of Defense cannot use any software product in a range of its systems unless the manufacturer fully discloses the software reviews by foreign governments that it has previously allowed or is under obligation to allow in the future.
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RELATED: In angry letter, Page discloses 'brief interactions' with Russian official Investigators on the House oversight committee raised the possibility last month that Flynn may have broken the law by not disclosing payments from RT-TV, widely considered by US officials to be a propaganda arm of the Russian government, on his 2016 national security clearance form.
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This year's filing, which will include all of 2017 and part of 85033, is expected to be looked at by experts to see if it discloses the $130,000 reimbursement to Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, that supposedly occurred in the months after Cohen paid adult-film star Stormy Daniels for her silence about an alleged affair with Trump.
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Then the New York Times reported Sunday night that Bolton discloses – in a manuscript submitted to the White House last month for a classification review – that Trump told him directly last August that he wanted to continue freezing $391 million in security assistance to Ukraine until officials there helped with investigations into Democrats, including Joe and Hunter Biden.
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The rest are those who watched the encore presentation later that night or viewed the episode through one of HBO's streaming platforms instead of on TV. It's difficult to compare HBO, which discloses information about a single evening of viewership and doles out episodes weekly, to Netflix, which releases all of its episodes at once and shares viewership over a period of time.
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But Mr. Yaari also said that the Hamas leader in Gaza, Yehya Sinwar, has wanted to refocus the organization's energy on improving conditions there in part to buy time, to see what happens with the Palestinian Authority when the Trump administration discloses its vision for an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement and as the authority's aged president, Mahmoud Abbas, declines in health.
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I don't have full answers, but intuit that there is a self-pitying quality to this, as if the artist were saying that this is the true nature of the interaction with the art object for both maker and viewer: the artist makes something that is untouchable, and the object teases the viewer with its proximity, but never discloses its secrets.
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" To solve the problem of T-Mobile having to support its own new competitor, the deal contains a long list of things T-Mobile must do, including specific traffic management requirements, operational support, and three years of handling billing and customer support, but the authors say that list "discloses by implication the enormous difficulties that arise in having one company assist its direct competitor.
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The complaint discloses the specific amount that each of the four named plaintiffs received to resolve her mesh claims: Tina Alvarez allegedly settled with Bard for about $138,000, although she received about $48,500 after deductions for attorneys' fees and medical liens; Clara Redmond allegedly settled with Ethicon for about $123,000, netting about $153,600; and Tammy Haga received about $55,500 of her $98,000 settlement with AMS.
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Bill Gates discloses in newly revealed footage that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE twice asked him to clarify the difference between HIV and human papillomavirus (HPV).
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The conservative group Judicial Watch on Monday announced a legal challenge to California's new law that prevents President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE from appearing on the state's 2020 primary ballot unless he discloses his tax returns.
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STIGMATA An atheist is possessed by the spirit of a dissident Catholic priest and begins displaying the miraculous wounds of Christ on her body while also reciting the apocryphal Gospel of Thomas in the original Aramaic words of Jesus, which discloses that Catholicism is fake and that rigid, joyless, sola scriptura Protestant mysticism is the true road to salvation that the Pope has concealed for thousands of years.
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Read more from NBC News:Midwest braces for more flooding after 'catastrophic' deluge in Iowa and NebraskaAngels to sign Mike Trout to a 12-year, $430 million contract extensionCat cannibalism: Report discloses 'questionable' gov't animal experiments The departure of Rosenstein, who appointed special counsel Robert Mueller in 2017 and oversaw his Russia investigation until Barr was confirmed as attorney general earlier this year, was widely thought to be tied to the completion of Mueller's report.
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"I worry that Singapore's ruling party tries too hard to maintain a monopoly on credibility," said Li. Li, who discloses in an online resume that he has a PhD in Economics from Stanford University and a Master of Philosophy degree from the University of Oxford, said his grandfather's wish to tear down the house, a humbly furnished house near the Orchard shopping district, was to ensure that it did not become iconic and feed into a cult of personality.
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The series, which will be produced by Weimaraner Republic Pictures' Matti Leshem and Lynn Harris for Fox Searchlight, will follow Otto, Anne Frank's father, as he sets out to find someone to publish his daughter's now-famous diary that discloses the horrific realities of living in fear and hiding from Nazis during World War II. Just as in real life, Frank will come in contact with Barbara Zimmerman, an editor at Doubleday, who agreed to edit The Diary of a Young Girl.
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