It's called "hyperbolic discounting," and behavioral economists plead that we meaningfully overvalue money now, unfairly discounting money later.
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"We do some discounting, but we shy away from get your first order free and deep discounting," Ransford said.
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"I'm not discounting 20-something exploration here, but I am discounting exploration that's not supposed to count" Smart networking is Jay's second piece of advice.
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But you certainly were looking-- had-- you know, the market was discounting-- in terms of the alternative to Trump, was discounting higher taxes, potentially more regulation.
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Lululemon has traditionally kept discounting to a minimum, but new data shows that in the past year the level and depth of its discounting has crept up.
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" "The VIX markets are essentially discounting the drop.
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"The market is a discounting mechanism and we didn't think it was discounting enough risks out there, whether it's corporate earnings disappointing, political risks, the end of QE," he added.
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All that discounting suggests the supply is just too high.
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The market's not discounting the 37 percent Fed funds rate.
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Michael Kors has had enough with department stores' excessive discounting.
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Discounting the hurricanes' impact, the outlook for manufacturing remains bullish.
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Tuition discounting at private colleges and universities is up again.
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The Everything Store is discounting almost all of its devices.
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Third, valuations are already discounting weak profitability in any case.
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His company celebrated the occasion by discounting Kindles by $30.
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The Broadmoor was generous, discounting meals and conference facility costs.
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The market is discounting and pricing in different unknowns perpetually.
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Meituan has been likened to U.S. discounting platform Groupon Inc.
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As a result, rampant discounting has become an acute problem.
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Manufacturers also wanted to signal quality by discouraging deep discounting.
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At this point, there's no notion of discounting Max flights.
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But he's not discounting anything, either, whether that's challenging Sen.
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Amazon is also discounting the new Echo Dot with Clock.
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Best Buy is discounting several models of wireless JBL speakers.
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Many retailers were seen discounting clothing in stores after Christmas.
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So I'm not discounting the fact that that can happen.
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Bernstein offered one possible explanation for why Lululemon might have changed its discounting strategy and that is that it could be increasing discounting as it expands into new categories and rolls out new products.
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Yet discounting failed to drive growth in the dominant service industry.
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Best Buy is also discounting Sonos and Sonance's weatherproof outdoor speakers.
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It was never about discounting the messages of the first Charmed.
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No worries, Amazon is also discounting their tablets and Amazon Echos.
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In the automotive industry, "promotions" and "offers" generally indicate price discounting.
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Target will be discounting 25% off beauty and personal care products.
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For "a limited time," Google is discounting the laptop by $250.
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Currys, an electrical-goods shop, is already discounting its vacuum cleaners.
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The markets are discounting the latter scenario and emphasizing the former.
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Now is prime time for retailers to start discounting their stock.
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However, Kohl's was helped by less discounting and higher customer traffic.
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The bottom line, however, was helped by a reduction in discounting.
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Supermarkets are not aggressively discounting, finds mySupermarket, a price-comparison site.
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"But the problem is discounting and rebating" from competitors, he said.
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The company said aggressive discounting lured more customers to its stores.
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Sales slipped, and it resorted to heavy discounting to woo shoppers.
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The company also managed inventories tightly, keeping a lid on discounting.
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Now, the Finnish trial has added to the evidence discounting it.
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THE REAL QUESTION IS WHAT ARE YOU DISCOUNTING THE EARNINGS WITH?
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And discounting is the easiest way to try to stimulate activity.
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Amazon is discounting a selection of gaming laptops, desktops, and accessories.
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NT: You have a wonderful section in the book on discounting.
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The goal is to sell out each time, without discounting product.
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However, several retailers will be discounting them via activation with carriers.
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Discounting was widespread as firms competed on price amid weak demand.
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Cyber Monday is finally here, and Amazon is discounting its devices.
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European sales were down by 0.6 percent, despite heavy price discounting.
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The high street is still heavily discounting stock to stimulate spending.
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The right decries poverty and inequality while discounting rapid economic growth.
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The pricing strategy of discounting bestsellers is not new to Amazon.
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"In 2002 we were one of the few chains discounting ... Today we are just part of the discounting noise," one McDonald's restaurant operator was quoted as saying in the latest McDonald's Franchisee Survey from Kalinowski Equity Research.
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Discounting failed to have much impact on the bloc's dominant service industry.
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Apple is discounting their Apple Watch Series 3 smartwatch for $59 off.
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What makes growth so appealing is you are discounting future cash flows.
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Extensive discounting did little to remedy these weaknesses or stimulate revenue growth.
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Still, no one in the Clinton campaign is discounting Trump, he said.
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Luckin's heavy discounting sets it apart from the world's biggest coffee chain.
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The problem of "credibility discounting" is rampant throughout the criminal justice system.
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Margins at Saga's tours business have also been crimped by competitive discounting.
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Nordstrom has been negatively impacted by heavy discounting and unseasonably warm weather.
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By 4am, the gambling markets had flipped to discounting a Leave victory.
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There has been minimal discounting, which has buoyed G.M.'s profit margins.
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Amazon is discounting their popular Arris cable modems and routers today only.
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EISEN: BUT PART OF THEIR GREAT RESULT IS THEY'VE BEEN AGGRESSIVELY DISCOUNTING.
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Despite the discounting, growth in the bloc's dominant service industry also waned.
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The category rarely participates in discounting during the normal course of business.
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Even in a sea of retail promotions, the discounting binge stands out.
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Bombardier CEO Alain Bellemare on Thursday defended the discounting of new airplanes.
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You're not going to see a lot of discounting in their stores.
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Such discounting helped push the industry into crisis, and G.M. into bankruptcy.
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The price discounting, however, failed to improve the bloc's dominant service industry.
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For Black Friday, GoPro is discounting the Hero8 Black Bundle by $100.
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Retailers like Best Buy, Walmart, and Amazon are also discounting Samsung devices.
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If anti-junta forces coalesce again, no one is discounting another putsch.
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"While the copper equities are discounting a copper price above the current spot, they are all discounting a price well below the $3.50/lb that we forecast for the 2020-2023 period," the analyst wrote in a note.
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ASOS highlighted a high level of discounting and promotional activity across the market.
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So, the market, in some ways, is already discounting slower growth in 2019.
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The company cites significant discounting in the last few shopping days before Christmas.
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Smith certainly isn't discounting the benefit of wallets from Android, Apple and Samsung.
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Usually around $160, Amazon is discounting the 1TB 860 Evo solid-state drive.
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Scotiabank senior economist Carlos Gomes attributed the strong May sales figures to discounting.
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Some our favorite retailers, from Zara to Intermix, are majorly discounting their goods.
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The stock market is a discounting mechanism for a future stream of earnings.
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Sustainability QuestionsRespondents were clearly worried about the sustainability of their tuition discounting strategies.
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The retailer has been negatively impacted by heavy discounting and unseasonably warm weather.
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The problem is that discounting is killing the bottom line at many stores.
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Bill Gurley has been warning about investors "discounting risk" for almost two years.
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But despite heavy discounting, some shoppers still say the brand is too expensive.
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He added that the market's rebound was "too early," discounting rapidly rising inventories.
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In fact, the brand will be discounting five products exclusively during the sale.
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It was a model that favored traditional, regular-priced booksellers and discouraged discounting.
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Facebook is already discounting the 10-inch-screen Portal and 15-inch Portal+.
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They noted the heavy discounting in a recent 284 sale to United Airlines.
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Heavy discounting helped make scandal-ridden Volkswagen the world's largest automaker in 2016.
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And Disney turned to discounting to prop up attendance at Shanghai Disney Resort.
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Our checks also indicate fairly well-controlled discounting, giving us confidence about 4Q.
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He's also not discounting a pause in some of the tech leaders' gains.
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Brands dumping the site over its discounting practices has also taken a toll.
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Mexico and Canada, however, are united in discounting the importance of trade deficits.
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That was really only possible, to me, by discounting the price very significantly.
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But analysts believe the company's stock price is already discounting any potential risks.
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Minimizing, discounting and excusing anti-Semitic attacks is a dangerous path to follow.
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Even discounting the GM-related boost, employment growth exceeded 200,000 jobs last month.
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Nélisse's performance sensitively evokes those emotions that young Jenny feels without discounting them.
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Amazon is discounting PC gaming accessories as part of its Deal of the Day.
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Pandora's CEO Tim Westergren nor its board seems to be in a discounting mood.
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Amazon is discounting several of its Echo devices for the first time in 2019.
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"I find the argument unpersuasive," Kavanaugh wrote, detailing his reasons for discounting both rationales.
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Having a window into the future can help people counteract forces like hyperbolic discounting.
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The slowdown was driven by weaker traffic trends, frequent promotional activity and heavy discounting.
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Meanwhile global competition and discounting by online retailers holds down the prices of goods.
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Retail in particular has suffered over the last few years because of excess discounting.
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For its part, Riyadh has retaliated with aggressive discounting in Moscow's backyard of Europe.
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Logitech is discounting a bunch of PC peripherals for Amazon's deal of the day.
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Samsung is discounting a few 24K TVs for its "Black Friday in July" celebration.
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Intermarche's discounting in this case risked a potential fine, Geny-Stephann told RTL radio.
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The latest findings show no break from long-established trends of rising tuition discounting.
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But Iranian officials offered little indication they were open for talks, discounting Trump's overtures.
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Kingdom shares do not reflect that gain, suggesting investors are still discounting the stock.
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He said he saw "cracks in the foundation," like discounting on online shoe sales.
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Such vendors fear steep discounting can erode the value of their brands, analysts said.
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"Ultimately, brands and retailers need to get out of this discounting spiral," Shea said.
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Last year's economic slowdown pushed retailers and many other companies into discounting their products.
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Yet Vilanek said UPC had resorted to heavy discounting to keep its business going.
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It's discounting four well-reviewed mattresses by up to 45% during Prime Day 2019.
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Shoppers' addiction to discounting crushed Men's Wearhouse Inc's $1.8 billion acquisition of rival Jos.
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Samsung is also discounting several of its smartphones with trade-ins on its website.
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Yet he's not discounting the risk of a stock market pullback along the way.
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For example, Bill O'Reilly used this argument recently when discounting the claims against him.
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Discounting tribal leaders is like snubbing an elected state governor or member of Congress.
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Discounting heavily on these items comes in much stronger during the Cyber Monday period.
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Meanwhile, the US government used an alternative system, aimed at discounting Native American identity.
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Hotels and resorts, including the following, commonly hold Cyber Monday sales, discounting future stays.
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No one in his village had shot her, he said, discounting the 74 pellets.
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Retailers, as they do every year, are discounting leftover stacks of reindeer-emblazoned sweaters.
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But the way productivity is measured could be discounting the impact of tech's products.
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There are ways to deal with them without totally discounting a lot of votes.
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The company is also discounting orders by 35 percent through this Friday, March 27.
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Carrefour also faces pressure in France from discounting at rivals such as unlisted Leclerc.
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The discounting error also impacted the overall same-store sales sales of Burger King.
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"A shutdown never helps the party that causes it," he said, discounting Trump's leverage.
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"No one is discounting the severity of the injuries," Nord said in an interview.
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Unlike its rivals, Next has a longstanding policy of not discounting before Boxing Day.
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Moreover, it's generally more susceptible to discounting, which can, in turn, erode brand image.
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Manufacturers are expected to continue aggressive discounting to help move cars off the lot.
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So I love when folks are discounting the consumer sector or discounting the whole world of direct-to-consumer brands as non-venture bankable or ... To me, that's an example of where people are starting to get lazy, and they're starting to generalize.
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But the long-term effects of discounting are toxic: • It cheapens your product or service
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The drop in clothing sales probably reflects deep discounting by retailers seeking to lure shoppers.
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It's usually $229.99, though Amazon is discounting it as a Prime Day 2019 teaser deal.
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Highlighting that issue, JTD Energy's Driscoll said U.S. oil sellers were "already discounting" their crude.
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The company's also offering up a limited time deal, discounting all three by $30 AUD.
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Increased promotional discounting is expected to put a drag on margins in the upcoming quarter.
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Talk about that, because you were very early to this idea of what discounting does.
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In other words—many of these stocks are already discounting a significant rise in oil.
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Less than half, 44 percent, said their discounting strategies are sustainable in the long term.
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The company's DS models, discounting any 3DS models, sold in excess of 150 million units.
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I am not discounting the "emotional pain" of breastfeeding difficulties, with or without a partner.
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"Clearly, demand is discounting some of the credit risks associated with these issuers," he said.
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The researchers specifically included partners and managing directors, while discounting associates, principles and board partners.
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Amazon is also steeply discounting the unlocked Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+ and Galaxy Note 8.
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For the first time since Prime Day, Amazon is discounting a bunch of their devices.
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Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart are all discounting Apple AirPods and AirPods Pros on Cyber Monday.
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Stores have turned to sharp discounting, temporarily lifting sales but hurting profits and upsetting partners.
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On Monday, more toys, handheld electronics and apparel merchandise led the way with heavy discounting.
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Discounting these hidden hurdles could spell disaster for Elon Musk's Mars in the long run.
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At Wing Zone, for instance, the new discounting efforts are going toward larger quantity orders.
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Even discounting "Sweet Leaf," the rest of the record is wall-to-wall stoner gold.
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For one thing, he doesn't recommend discounting your product or service right off the bat.
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Price cuts for buyers are also common, but often made indirectly, to disguise widespread discounting.
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" They cited stocks including Wal-Mart and Foot Locker as "overly discounting the [Amazon] risk.
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McNealy said Apple analysts are discounting how many aging iPhones will need to be replenished.
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Those modest margins put a cap on how far Huawei can go with further discounting.
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"We have seen more intensive discounting from our competitors and a materially lower level of footfall across the high streets and shopping centres of the UK. Despite this, we have resisted discounting pressures," Moss Bros Chief Executive Brian Brick said in a trading statement.
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Corsair is discounting its gaming PC accessories, too, including its MM1000 Qi wireless charging mouse pad.
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Contraction in the overall psoriasis market, greater discounting, and inventory drawdown contributed to the Otezla disappointment.
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"Markets are now discounting greater weakness than we expect next year," they said in a note.
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Yet that discounting failed to stop the growth rate declining in the bloc's dominant service industry.
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Investors often weigh stocks by taking expected earnings streams and discounting them to a present value.
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Now, the West has swung from discounting Chinese innovation to panicking, depicting an unstoppable tech juggernaut.
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Many investors are also already discounting Clinton as a one-term president, potentially with good reason.
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If you're looking for a more intense gaming laptop, the company's discounting its Omen 15t, too.
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The retailer is also discounting services like Amazon Music, Prime Video, Kindle Unlimited, Audible and more.
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Sales, on the other hand, will continue to be challenged from continued discounting and low turnover.
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The cheapest price is $259.99 right now, though it's not the only retailer discounting this speaker.
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It's also discounting aggressively and making additional investments in labor in support of the Houston market.
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Prices of clothing and footwear plunged 8.0 percent, apparently the result of heavy discounting by retailers.
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Obviously, I am not discounting what Berners-Lee did or the possible significance of this date.
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The small institutions discounting the most saw the smallest increase in net tuition revenue per freshman.
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Also, in true Amazon fashion, the company is discounting select groceries at stores across the country.
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Some UK retailers have gone slightly rogue, discounting their prices as a result of the VAT.
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However, Dwyer isn't discounting pullback risks altogether due to the sharp move off the December low.
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For DIY summer projects, Home Depot is discounting a selection of Sun Joe outdoor power equipment.
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"We study a specific decision (fine discounting) and a single department," they told me by email.
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Sales in North America eased slightly, but less discounting lifted regional operating profit by 12.6 percent.
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But the discounting helped push new orders to pick up at the fastest rate this year.
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Samsung sale detailsFrom now until August 3, Samsung is discounting some of its Q-Series TVs.
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PayMate also serves as a discounting marketplace, allowing large enterprises to electronically negotiate offers with SMEs.
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"I don't want to renegotiate the bonds, but I think you can do discounting," he said.
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Discounting at the chain saw operating profit fall 20 percent in the three months to May.
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While most retailers have a sale section, Everlane takes a slightly different approach to discounting products.
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Some merchants have criticized Amazon in the past for discounting and, they say, devaluing their products.
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Still, strategists and observers aren't discounting Sestak, a former admiral who's known as a fierce campaigner.
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I used to have billion-dollar ideas, but since nobody liked them much, I started discounting.
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The discounting, for example, can turn a $10 million gift into $6.5 million for tax purposes.
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The discounter was allegedly selling costumes bought wholesale from Rubie's and then discounting them on Amazon.
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At this point, the GOP is well practiced in ignoring or discounting allegations of sexual assault.
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C2FO is an invoice-discounting marketplace, letting small businesses sell their invoices at a lower cost.
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Despite his confidence, Nerayoff isn't discounting bitcoin and the interest in cryptocurrency it inspired in 2017.
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Phoenix is discounting the price of ride-hailing trips to and from 500 city bus stops.
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Michael Kors has traditionally been reliant on outlets and department stores, where deep discounting is common.
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After discounting those, there are about a million-plus "military forces" stationed throughout the United States.
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As they battle for customers, wireless carriers are adding such extra sweeteners, without resorting to discounting.
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Google is discounting its Stadia cloud gaming service for the first time since its November launch.
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Google is discounting its Stadia cloud gaming service for the first time since its November launch.
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My mom was aware of the recommendations about basic coronavirus precautions, but was discounting their importance.
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Just over a decade ago, political scientists were discounting the significance of white identity in elections.
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After that, however, there will be a hiatus, which Malik thinks will curb excessive price discounting.
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Without discounting its perils, overparenting is not a problem with which most students have to contend.
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Likewise, rampant discounting this year has marred sales at brands like Gap and Victoria&aposs Secret.
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Uber's growth has been slowing relative to Lyft due to scandals and aggressive discounting by Lyft.
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Last year's Modern British auctions at Sotheby's were up just 11 percent on 2016, discounting Bowie.
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Despite the stock market turmoil late last year, traders are discounting volatility, citing historical trade patterns.
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"The market seems to be discounting that positive is going to happen" at the G20 summit.
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Logitech is discounting several PC accessories for Amazon's Deal of the Day, including mice, keyboards, and webcams.
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UBS reduced its price target for Nike by $6, citing lower earnings due to increased promotional discounting.
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"The equity markets are largely expecting most of the positives while completely discounting the negatives," she said.
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Musk's proposed leveraged buyout could be the largest in history, even discounting the CEO's 20 percent stake.
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To clear the inventories, Gap has been discounting heavily and that has weighed on sales and margins.
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Even though its customer base has expanded under CEO Claure, growth has been driven by heavy discounting.
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He's also projecting a 12 person earnings growth next year, which he thinks the market is discounting.
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As it turned out, it had already begun discounting other grocery staples today, including milk and cheese.
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Freenet CEO Christoph Vilanek, meanwhile, has said UPC has resorted to heavy discounting to support its business.
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Based on Amazon's history of discounting its smaller electronics, we think the Flex will be $10 off.
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Microsoft is discounting the Xbox One S 500GB model down to just $189 with a free game.
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Fewer inventories translate into less discounting, and more full-priced shoes, which could lead to higher margins.
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Amazon is heavily discounting its Amazon Echo products for Prime Day, which runs through 2:59 a.m.
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Many retailers have already started discounting some of our favorite tech, from TVs to laptops to headphones.
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In the wake of the news, the site recently began discounting its inventory by an additional 70%.
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The market is discounting the increased trade tensions but taking into account the discussions still going on.
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I THINK THE STOCK MARKET DISCOUNTING SOME COMBINATION OF SLOWER SECULAR ECONOMIC GROWTH OR HIGHER INTEREST RATES.
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M&S said it held off from heavy discounting, hitting its sales but protecting the gross margin.
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Microsoft is discounting its Xbox One to $299 ahead of new hardware expected next month at E303.
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One of the biggest criticisms of Gap in recent years has been its constant and heavy discounting.
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Mazda limits lease discounting to maximize the value of used cars for customers, a company spokesman said.
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Rather than discounting the surgeon's recommendation, patients reported increased trust in physicians who disclosed their specialty bias.
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Whether convergence at this stage means discounting the bundle or something more nuanced is not entirely clear.
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Why else include every detail of Trump's obsession with discounting the lewd allegations in the Steele memo?
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Apple Music also introduced its own student plans in 2016, similarly discounting its subscription by 50 percent.
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The company blamed a decline in foot traffic and industry discounting for the expected fall in profit.
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Carrefour exited hard discounting last year in France when it closed or sold 000 underperforming Dia stores.
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Even though Sprint's customer base has expanded under CEO Marcelo Claure, growth has been driven by discounting.
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In the case of batteries, many shops are discounting their battery replacements to match Apple's $29 pricing.
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The store is currently discounting the Show 2179.98 by $289.99, so you can get it for $59.99.
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Credibility discounting helps to explain research showing that sexual assault very rarely results in criminal justice accountability.
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Some retailers likely deployed steeper and more frequent discounting, which in turn puts pressure on profit margins.
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FALLING HOTEL PRICES PUSHED DOWN RATE OF INFLATION, WOMEN'S CLOTHING PRICES ALSO FELL DUE TO DISCOUNTING - ONS
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Share prices are also not discounting a sharp enough fall in commercial property values, Credit Suisse says.
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"We recognize the equality of all men before the law," the Liberal Republicans declared, specifically discounting women.
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Margins have suffered as a result of deep discounting and heavy promotions used to lure shoppers in.
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While Uber and Lyft did some discounting, Tryba wrote, the deals were "nothing terribly significant," Tryba wrote.
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An overexpanded store network, excessive discounting and an overreliance on outlet sales have hit their results hard.
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"The market has also been discounting that the Fed is going to cut (interest) rates," Carlson added.
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Five years later, overexposure and excessive discounting were hurting Michael Kors's image, a problem that persists today.
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Carrefour exited hard discounting last year in France when it closed or sold 000 underperforming Dia stores.
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Now, before you go discounting everything you've learned from DNA testing, there are a few crucial caveats here.
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Discounting pressure cut an average $100 a vehicle from AutoNation's new vehicle profits in the quarter, he said.
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Meanwhile, Google is pushing the previous model, the Moto G6, out the door by discounting it to $99.
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Despite this, few are discounting an upset give the failure of polls in recent British and U.S. votes.
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Competing with Prime Day and Target's flash sale, Old Navy is discounting its entire website for today only.
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In addition to discounting items and donating proceeds, Knotty Vibes also offers free menstrual cups and sex toys.
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On that note, the company also is discounting Apple Music down to $5 a month for eligible students.
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Last week, Expedia delivered disappointing results largely due to higher promotions, increased discounting, and falling demand in Europe.
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Lastly, Best Buy is discounting SanDisk's fast 128GB Extreme Plus microSD card to $29.99, beating Amazon's $39.99 price.
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For the hotels, discounting rates during a storm helps fill otherwise empty rooms and can engender good will.
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But if you purchase between this coming Sunday and Cyber Monday, Roku is discounting it down to $150.
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Magnit's stores, which target consumers on lower incomes, have struggled to compete against aggressive discounting by rival X5.
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I also think other institutions are discounting to a greater extent, so all of a sudden that's gone.
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As a part of their big 48-hour sale, Macy's is discounting select home goods through Nov. 215.
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But the biggest question is whether to count the EU as a block, discounting all intra-EU exports.
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Since the acquisition, American Apparel has been quietly shuttering all of its storefronts and discounting its online stock.
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"They're not discounting it in the fixed income market and we're keeping an eye on that," he said.
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Ford's level of discounting tracked an overall 4 percent price decline for the industry so far this year.
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Best Buy and Walmart have also been discounting Apple products at what feels like an accelerated rate lately.
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Ted Baker said 2018 pretax profit fell 26.1 percent to 50.9 million pounds ($67 million), hurt by discounting.
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"The situation in China is leading to a lot of unusually high (price) discounting," Stifel Nicolaus' Wise said.
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Because when it comes to waging battle against today's historically high student debt no tool is worth discounting.
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GM reduced production at several plants during the quarter and relied on discounting to sell cars in stock.
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But Kudlow cautioned against discounting the possibility Trump will push a second round of tax cuts through Congress.
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Hyperbolic discounting happens when people make decisions for a smaller reward sooner, rather than a greater reward later.
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On the other hand, airlines are increasingly discounting premium fares, making cash bookings more favorable than redeeming miles.
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The store is currently discounting all home decor and apartment items, both in store and on its website.
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Best Buy, Amazon, and Walmart are discounting the QuietComfort 3493 II headphones by $50 for a limited time.
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It's been cutting back on discounting and has started fulfilling and shipping online orders from stores, for examples.
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The company explained it had been discounting heavily ahead of the holidays to get rid of excess inventory.
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In fact, Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart are all discounting several versions of the AirPods and charging cases.
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Even though its customer base has expanded under CEO Marcelo Claure, growth has been driven by heavy discounting.
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It later found the devices were being sold for 999 rupees and 699 rupees, calling it "unauthorized" discounting.
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Some brands are resorting to discounting on their own sites to prevent inventory building up over this time.
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They're all successful in terms of quantum, I'm sure they're all extremely successful, so we're not discounting anybody.
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The delay-discounting questionnaire is generally accepted in research circles as a valid measure of someone's self-control.
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But even discounting those legs, how had I flown 270,2000 miles on United and received just 24,2000 points?
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For casual users, Olympus is discounting the PEN E-PL9 by $150 to $400, depending on the bundle.
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If you want activity tracking but could do without a watch, Samsung is also discounting the Galaxy Fit.
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Right now is about the time when retailers begin discounting winter items to make room for spring shipments.
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Between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the makeup brand will be discounting nearly every product on its website.
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Sales have slowed and automakers have had to resort to discounting and other measures to prop up sales.
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A lot of other companies spend $1 billion and that goes toward paying employees or discounting a service.
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"Markets are discounting a trade deal with China being done this year, but it's still not impossible," Markets.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has come under fire for discounting the threat of interference in the congressional elections.
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That because he dislikes Trump's politics, he's looking for the signs of mental illness while discounting complicating factors.
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Interest rate futures markets are discounting at least 75 basis points more easing over the next year or so.
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A number of third parties have offered some version of this, discounting mods with the purchase of the phone.
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The large number of idled rigs last year sparked fierce competition among operators and intense discounting to secure contracts.
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While we're not banking on Carol busting out an intergalactic DeLorean in Endgame, we're not entirely discounting it either.
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Instead they view it as being largely limited to Democrats and the media, discounting dissent from some Republican lawmakers.
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If you're into science fiction or fantasy fiction, publisher Open Road Media is discounting many of its ebooks today.
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The BofA analysts said that hints investors could be discounting the end of the recent collapse in bond yields.
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One economist attributed the record May sales to discounting among the large automakers in a fight for market share.
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The company still plans on discounting quirky items, despite shoppers poking fun at several of them on social media.
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The alliance has also started crumbling with how everyone's like "girl power!" and completely discounting Ross Mathews being there.
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Pacific Crest told investors to be wary of Tesla shares, citing the profit margin risk from increased price discounting.
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However, Nordstrom's over-reliance on promotions and discounting are expected to have a negative impact on margins and profitability.
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Other televisions that Samsung is currently discounting are its 65 and 75-inch Q8FN and Q9FN QLED 4K TVs.
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Perpetual discounting in department stores is seeping into Americans' psyche — and it's impacting one group of shoppers in particular.
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Two major trends have been driving the increased discounting, according to Ken Redd, NACUBO's director of research and analysis.
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"They'll probably still tighten through this year a little bit more than the market is currently discounting," Prendergast added.
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This meant that UHF station owners could exceed federal media ownership limits by "discounting" the reach of those stations.
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ECILT/EU Of some concern, having only trimmed their prices in July, firms returned to deeper discounting this month.
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Hyperbolic discounting is the tendency for people to want an immediate payoff rather than a larger gain later on.
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The retailer reported its gross profit margin dropped 1 basis points, hurt by heavy discounting and higher transportation costs.
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For example the Canadian food company Loblaws is discounting by 200% ugly produce that normally they would throw away.
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Facebook is sorting out unintentional clicks by discounting instances where a user bounces back after two seconds or less.
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Kohl's was also struggling to grow profit margins amid a "competitive promotional environment," where excessive discounting was the norm.
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Last year, when the Model S fell short of projected sales, Tesla began discounting it by about 10 percent.
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Prices for new motor vehicles fell 0.4 percent as manufacturers resort to deep discounting to eliminate an inventory overhang.
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Likewise, he remains devoted to discounting reliable scientific information that shows things getting worse in favor of happy talk.
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Luther's discounting of personal charity as a self-deluding substitute for faith prompted state welfare to compensate the poor.
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"There were issues about the product becoming stale and heavy discounting to get product out the door," Beder said.
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TEPPER: I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE MARKET IS DISCOUNTING 10% WOULD BE A BIT TOO MUCH IN MY MIND.
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She did not face the "credibility discounting" that usually confronts women who make allegations of sexual assault and harassment.
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Chinese authorities have also reportedly begun discounting cases of the disease that return negative test results in lab testing.
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But there's no discounting a road win on Thursday against the Indiana Pacers, who have been dominant at home.
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And although its customer base has expanded under Chief Executive Marcelo Claure, growth has been driven by heavy discounting.
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Procter & Gamble on Tuesday acknowledged that discounting aimed at boosting its Gillette razor business had eaten into its sales.
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Luis has promised that under Coach, Spade would pull back from discounting and sell fewer bags at department stores.
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"The stock market is a discounting mechanism that looks to the future," said Charles Bobrinskoy, Ariel Investments vice chairman.
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Walmart is discounting Xbox controllers in various styles, so find the color and look that suits your gaming ethos.
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Walmart is discounting Xbox controllers in various styles, so find the color and look that suits your gaming ethos.
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The idea was to cut back on some of the tuition discounting that typically erodes small colleges' pricing power.
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Amazon is discounting the device, too, but it's only $50 off on Amazon, so Walmart has the better deal.
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By discounting the passion and interests of such groups, however, it can be easy to miss their power. What???
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Discounting is expected to be fierce in the department store sector during the holidays, according to a study by Refinitiv.
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The financing agreement is the largest bespoke letter of credit confirmation and discounting transaction of its kind in the region.
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Anker is also discounting car chargers, dash cams, and other devices today, so check out the full offering on Amazon.
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But the idea that Rubio has no accomplishments seems to depend on heavily discounting what he did in the legislature.
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Many market observers were discounting any change in the narrative, which made many believe the risk was to the downside.
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Broad-based discounting has also cut into retailers' top lines, requiring them to sell more items to record a gain.
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And Russia isn't discounting the idea that the hole could have been made intentionally — either on Earth or in space.
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Piper Jaffray lowered its rating for Nike shares to neutral from overweight, citing increased discounting and competitive pressure in Europe.
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From now until May 14, Apple is discounting a number of Beats headphones and earbuds by up to 20 percent.
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Anyone who objects to a delay is discounting the safety and dignity of women in favor of a political agenda.
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Discounting "don't knows", two-thirds or more of older voters support Brexit, compared with only one-third of younger ones.
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Best Buy is discounting the newest model of the MacBook Air by $200, so you can get it for $999.99.
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Such discounting helped boost sales in North America to 498,000 units during the period, up from 491,000 a year earlier.
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Investing in discounting can squeeze a retailer's profit, and that's what some investors worry about, as it relates to Costco.
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Directly connecting with consumers also lets a brand have more control over pricing and ensure discounting doesn't dull its image.
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But there's no discounting the fact that Tesla is the first successful new American auto brand to emerge in decades.
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Much of the debate surrounded the routine practice of translating future pension payments into today's dollars, which is called discounting.
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Customers complained that the quality of its underwear had slipped, and the brand resorted to heavy discounting to shift stock.
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BUT, YOU KNOW, I HAVE A RELUCTANCE TO PLAY IN THE SUPER HIGH MULTIPLE AREA WHERE YOU'RE DISCOUNTING THE FUTURE.
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CoEdition doesn't plan to compete with the subscription box companies, George tells TechCrunch, nor is it discounting the Amazon threat.
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And thanks to the NFL's discounting of players like Clady, it cost the Jets almost nothing to take the chance.
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Discounting was new to the industry, but the Jaffes decided to try it out with one store in Stamford, Connecticut.
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"The big cognitive shift that we need to make is from discounting the past to revaluing the past," he said.
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More broadly, Tapestry has been working to pull back on heavy discounting, which has hurt the company in the past.
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"If you live in a world where you are constantly discounting, you attract the worst, most pathological customers," he said.
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Woolworths' results contrasted with rival Coles Group , which last week reported a drop in annual profit amid a discounting war.
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For my money, Hershberg's biography is still formidable — but there is no discounting this new, relentless and personally invested account.
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Its allure, too, is in rock-bottom prices, often so cheap that Aldi beats Walmart at its own discounting game.
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I call this longstanding problem "credibility discounting," and I have written extensively about how it pervades the criminal justice system.
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The group told CNN Business that small business owners are being squeezed by deep discounting by companies such as Amazon.
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From smartphones and smartwatches to TVs and computers, Samsung is discounting some of its best tech for Cyber Monday 2019.
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If a store degraded the Beanie brand by discounting the toy or employing unfriendly salespeople, Ty would cut them off.
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"Moreover, the users who perpetuate this type of entertainment continue to harass Mr. Parker by discounting his suffering as fake."
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Breakfast behemoth McDonald's has stymied those past attempts by aggressively advertising and discounting its own breakfast in Wendy's breakfast markets.
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Bed Bath & Beyond has been trying to prevent excess inventory and discounting from deterring customers from shopping at its stores.
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Mr. Luis has promised that under Coach, Spade would pull back from discounting and sell fewer bags at department stores.
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Cost-sharing reduction payments (CSRs) are made to insurers, compensating them for discounting out-of-pocket costs for certain enrollees.
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The staying power of credibility discounting is a notable feature — perhaps even the dominant feature — of our response to rape.
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Kohl's said it lowered its forecast because it expects heightened discounting among competitors to continue for the remainder of 20.4.
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Bose said purely selling to consumers would mean that the only way to win is through price wars and discounting.
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Despite its enduring appeal among teens, American Eagle Outfitters posted results below expectations on Wednesday, attributed largely to heavy discounting.
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The company has succeeded in building a browsing experience that is entertaining and a discounting strategy that encourages impulse purchases.
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Furthermore, it's less obvious than ever how much moral discounting is in order for neutrality in the face of evil.
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In the Pittsburgh at Denver contest, discounting for an onside kick, 10 kickoffs sailed through the thin air for 10 touchbacks.
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That's just part of the company's enticement to bring more users on board and scale up without explicitly discounting the service.
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This becomes burdensome for retailers as they're then forced to use steep discounting to get rid of excess merchandise in stores.
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Another franchisee said that "excessive" discounting has affected sales, with cash flow issues leading to labor cutbacks and difficulty hiring employees.
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Meanwhile, the glut of apparel stores has created a deflationary environment, as chains are strongarmed into discounting to generate store traffic.
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Snap is also working wireless carriers in a dozen markets to reduce the costs of using Snapchat via data discounting programs.
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"[The bond market] is discounting the idea the Fed is going to continue raising rates," said Andrew Brenner of National Alliance.
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And on Wednesday inflation unexpectedly held steady, in part because heavy discounting of clothing negated the effect of higher fuel prices.
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Even with price discounting, new order growth slowed and there was no acceleration in activity in the bloc's dominant service industry.
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The Kate Spade brand has suffered from a lack of new designs and heavy discounting that hit sales in recent years.
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"We believe that the stock price is fully discounting the fact that the ASPI concession will not be revoked," it added.
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Google has been discounting the 3 and 3 XL in recent months; they're currently $200 off at the company's own store.
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Receipts at auto dealerships increased 0.7 percent after soaring 4.6 percent in September, supported by the deep price discounting by manufacturers.
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Rising incentives have long been a concern for investors, who are worried automakers will return to the days of massive discounting.
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The market is already discounting companies where price is a meaningful part of the driver of the growth of the business.
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Name brands are now resorting to heavy discounting to support the top line and keep pace with broader consumer discretionary space.
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Co-CEO Rubin Ritter said a delayed start to autumn meant selling fewer higher-priced cold-weather garments and more discounting.
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Both Deliveroo and UberEats have been heavily discounting at various times as the restaurant food delivery turf war in London continues.
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In fact, Judge Leon's opinion seems downright excited for the two companies, while systematically discounting the government's case at every turn.
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Cowen lowered its rating for Nike shares to market perform from outperform, citing rising competitive pressure and discounting at retail stores.
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It has had to issue multiple profit warnings as weak demand led to increased promotional activity and earlier discounting than usual.
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In other deals news, Amazon is discounting some of their Alexa-enabled devices until Saturday March 231st at 123:212PM EST.
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And by discounting the Echo by 50 percent, Amazon could clear out older inventory – perhaps in advance of a hardware refresh.
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That goal has eluded several predecessors amid online competition and price discounting from other rivals such as unlisted supermarket operator Leclerc.
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To this point—and if you're discounting Collegrove—2 Chainz has yet to precisely channel his brilliance into a studio album.
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Not all members of the media are discounting the energy of citizen journalists, and some are actively trying to tap it.
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The latest Tuition Discounting Study included survey responses from 793 private nonprofit four-year colleges and universities that are NACUBO members.
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Markets, up until recent days, have been big believers of Trump's impact: driving interest rates up and discounting higher corporate profits.
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Still, with investors largely discounting weaker profit trends, the first-quarter reporting period could bring market volatility, Ameriprise Financial strategists said.
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Still, with investors largely discounting weaker earnings trends, the first-quarter reporting period could bring market volatility, Ameriprise Financial strategists said.
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And they will be looking for attractive "discounting," meaning pricing below the range that had been talked about before the slowdown.
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Sri Jegarajah: But it's remarkable, I mean if you look at markets, discounting mechanisms, you look at investment flows as well.
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This extended period of discounting coincided with the period where the Saudis appeared determined not to cede market share to rivals.
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That has led to steep discounting by e-commerce sites, which no one thinks can work as a long-term strategy.
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But discounting is much less common for newer, innovative cancer drugs, mostly given by injection and approved for defined patient populations.
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Companies now are discounting, upsetting collectors who paid full price and potentially undercutting the value of the entire industry, he said.
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Chief Executive Marvin Ellison explained the company has been discounting heavily ahead of the holidays to get rid of excess inventory.
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"I think that we [Wall Street] are certainly discounting the trade tensions that are going on right now," he said Tuesday.
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Mariscal at UBS said equity valuations are discounting a hard landing for the economy, and it may represent a buying opportunity.
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But there are some factors to consider before discounting the crop's ability to squeeze one more life out of its quota.
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In 2020, the Democrats' are banking on the American people discounting Trump's accomplishments and embracing their vision for a "green" future.
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For a limited time, Amazon is discounting almost all its devices, so you can get them for an even better price.
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First and foremost, we should be disturbed by FBI officials repeatedly discounting the potential harms that their demands could have caused.
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Unlike the fashion world, which has been plagued by pricing pressure and rampant discounting, beauty brands very rarely go on sale.
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Scouts look for speed, he said, discounting the bewildering effect of a ball coming at the batter from an unusual direction.
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Analysts are already discounting the dollar's Monday slide as modest and maybe temporary, given the scale of the Fed's emergency move.
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Girls made up 90 percent of the victims, underscoring the importance of not discounting early dating relationships as casual or pretend.
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"We fully expect our competitors to start discounting," Wendy's U.S. President and Chief Commercial Officer Kurt Kane said in an interview.
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And if that's the case, should we actually embrace some instances of irrationality rather than discounting it as an embarrassing nuisance?
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Deutsche Bank lowered its rating for Under Armour shares to sell from neutral, citing the increasing product discounting at retail stores.
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Brands such as Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton, IHG, Preferred Hotels, and others are discounting prices and offering perks to sweeten the deal.
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"Credibility discounting," as I have explained in a recent paper, is a huge problem inside our legal system and throughout society.
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When discounting future costs, the markets tell us to choose a discount rate that matches the risk profile of the investment.
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One of the mistakes providers often make is discounting spiking blood pressure and other symptoms because a protein test is inconclusive.
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Deep discounting meant to attract Black Friday shoppers amid the 2008 financial crisis caused department store stocks to plummet, Reuters reported.
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Heavy discounting by retailers desperate to get rid of inventory after a similarly slow December also points to further weakness in retail.
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Sony must be the hot name today — Amazon is also discounting a ton of Sony Bluetooth items, gaming devices, TVs, and more.
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However, fierce competition to win customers through deep discounting has led to mounting losses for Flipkart along with rivals Snapdeal and Amazon.
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The markets are still discounting a significantly higher price for oil, and a lot of people seem to doubt it is coming.
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From now until December 3rd, Stila Cosmetics is discounting a wide selection of its makeup products for up to 103 percent off.
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Trading in the run-up to Christmas for British retailers was brutal, particularly for clothing groups, with discounting rampant across the market.
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However, this price point represents a missed opportunity for Amazon to boost its Prime subscriptions by also discounting its top-tiered plan.
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Grocery and pharmacy retailer Loblaw Cos Ltd reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit, as expenses fell and discounting attracted more shoppers.
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Hyperbolic discounting — turning a future positive into a present negative — is one way of dragging those inevitabilities into the here and now.
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Even discounting more than 40,000 lost at sea, at today's pace it would take a couple of centuries to clear the backlog.
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"What's happened with the Kavanaugh hearings, you've got all these old, old white guys just discounting women and disrespecting women," she said.
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As a result, customers didn't flock to the S3603 phones, and Samsung ended up discounting them just a few months after launch.
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Maturing U.S. markets, a stronger dollar, and a value driven consumer which has prompted heavy discounting could continue to pose a threat.
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Lyft has been aggressively courting riders by heavily discounting its fares in the run-up to its IPO, according to recent reports.
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The results have been vicious price wars, heavy discounting and a rapid fall in the price of even the most capable devices.
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Beyond France, other countries often allow sales starting immediately after or even before Christmas, and impose fewer restrictions on when discounting happens.
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Those are planned, thoughtful promotions, so this isn't the kind of steep discounting you see when people are holding too much inventory.
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Trouble is because of the market as a whole is elevated, oil stocks as a group are discounting probably 65-dollar oil.
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Weak spending by U.S. consumers and foreign tourists were to blame for lower retail sales, while frequent discounting put pressure on margins.
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Susquehanna lowered its rating for Deckers Outdoor to negative from neutral, citing the prospect of lower earnings due to increased promotional discounting.
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We should also point out that Amazon isn't discounting either of its two newest Echo devices, the Echo Look or Echo Show.
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By shifting its strategy to offer $10 off of $50 and similar offers, the chain can provide bargains without discounting specific brands.
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Pai's move will allow Sinclair to exceed the 39 percent federal TV ownership limit by "discounting" the reach of Tribune's UHF stations.
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Brazilian offices and warehouses have suffered from high vacancies and steep discounting during a recession that has lasted more than two years.
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The National Retail Federation reported a forecast-beating 4 percent increase to $658.3 billion, helped by an improving economy and increased discounting.
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Federal tax revenues totaled 104.206 billion reais ($33.30 billion) last month, up 10.8 percent from the August 2016 after discounting for inflation.
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Myer hopes a strategy of discounting, store closures and ramped-up online sales will see it take on the likes of Amazon.
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If over-preparation results in achievement, an individual can attribute their success to the amount of effort put in, discounting their abilities.
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"Crude seems to be increasingly discounting bearish news and data including rapidly rising inventory levels," said Vikas Dwivedi, analyst at Macquarie Capital.
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One of the most popular mattress-in-a-box brands on Amazon is discounting two of its mattresses today for Prime Day.
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Amazon is famous for aggressively discounting items and selling at a loss when it's edging out competitors and grabbing up market share.
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The news came just weeks after Penney slashed its full-year profit and sales outlook, citing a hit due to heavy discounting.
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New motor vehicle prices, however, fell for a second consecutive month as manufacturers resorted to deep discounting to eliminate an inventory overhang.
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Now through October 5, 2019, Ulta Beauty is discounting tons of items from brands like L'Oréal, Sally Hansen, TRESemmé, ColourPop and more.
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Early customers for a fresh product rarely pay list prices as discounting is common to draw interest and attention to new planes.
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Great American and Tiger Capital may buy it, but at whatever discount matches the level of discounting the stores are currently running.
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The passenger vehicle segment remained stable, with two-wheeler volume growth healthy, reflecting continuing rural strength and aggressive discounting by Bajaj Auto.
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Gennette has told analysts and investors he aims to do less discounting and focus on Macy's private-label lines, among other initiates.
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However, prices for communication recorded their largest decline in two years, while heavy discounting by retailers pushed apparel prices down 0.7 percent.
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"The administration got badly burned by discounting the sensitivities and public support for what the E.P.A. protects us from," Mr. Reilly said.
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Discounting the United States' warnings, Britain, Germany, India and Italy seem to be leaning toward using Huawei hardware in their communications infrastructure.
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In recent years, that has created a discounting war that has decimated once-mighty retail titans like Macy's and other department stores.
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While companies inflate the listed savings by discounting off the MSRP, we've found that the deals we've listed here are good ones.
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Amazon is sweetening the deal by discounting the watch another $19.01 for shoppers who opt for free no-rush shipping at checkout.
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Bed Bath & Beyond has long been trying to climb out of a deep hole of excess inventory and chaotic discounting and stores.
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For example, we had issues discounting the hot breakfast from the continental breakfast for those staying on the executive floor almost daily.
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Barnes & Noble fell 30 cents, or 2.3 percent, to $12.65 on reports the bookseller was also doing deep discounting to attract customers.
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Traditional players have also been hurt by heavy investments in technology and discounting, made to keep up with online and off-price competition.
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UNDER ARMOUR- Q1 DIRECT-TO-CONSUMER REVENUE WAS DOWN DUE TO SOFTER DEMAND, IMPACTS FROM SHIFT TOWARD PREMIUM PRICE POINTS, LOWER DISCOUNTING LEVELS
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On the high street the run up to Christmas was marked by discounting while the number of shoppers hitting the shops after Dec.
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N have also tightened supply to department stores to avoid deep discounting on their products, which they fear will erode their brand value.
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In preparation for the fall arrivals, brands are discounting their spring and summer wares at alarming rates, which we're taking full advantage of.
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Amazon's also discounting the myQ Smart Garage Hub + Amazon Cloud Cam (Key Edition) Kit to $99.98, the "lowest price ever," according to Amazon.
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The challenge has eluded several of his predecessors in the face of stiff competition and discounting from online competitors and unlisted rival Leclerc.
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Things further escalated on Thursday afternoon after Goyal argued that NRAI's Singh himself practices deep discounting on his own startup, The Beer Cafe.
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As wage inflation numbers begin to go higher Fundstrat's Tom Lee found the market is already discounting rising employee paychecks in stock prices.
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Coach has been remodeling these shops and filling them with better products, but it remains challenged by fewer international tourists and deep discounting.
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But the Vive Pro is an interesting challenge to the Rift, which Oculus has been aggressively discounting for months to spur VR adoption.
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Starting this week — and only for this week — Ulta is launching its Fall Haul sale, discounting your favorite brands across the entire site.
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Great for them — we're not discounting that, do what you want to do — what we're trying to say is that's not for everybody.
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Seeing as Starbucks is expected to soon dethrone McDonald's as the world's most valuable restaurant chain, discounting drinks is probably a good idea.
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The UHF discount will allow Sinclair to exceed the 39 percent federal TV ownership limit by "discounting" the reach of Tribune's UHF stations.
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The video game retailer's revenue was slightly below forecasts, and it gave a weaker-than-expected outlook due to hardware and software discounting.
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Estimating compound political and economic effects out into the future and then properly discounting them back to the present is a fool's errand.
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That goal has eluded several of his predecessors in the face of stiff competition and discounting from online competitors and unlisted rival Leclerc.
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It's through these tactics, as opposed to broad-based discounting, that Kate Spade plans to grow its revenues long term, and avoid oversaturation.
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Rivera, who was hired by Ailes in 1994 at CNBC, wrote he is "filled with regret for stubbornly discounting" the allegations against Ailes.
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For example, even when discounting the benefits from buybacks within U.S. companies this quarter, that would still leave about 13 percent earnings growth.
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"This GASC (tender) feels important for French exporters to break the cycle of fear, discounting and Matif (Euronext) falling," a European trader said.
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Something is happening and it is not a straight discounting of having a hard-driving deal maker as U.S. procurement officer-in-chief.
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A: Retirement saving is a discounting problem: People will take a discount to get something now instead of something more valuable in future.
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Many of Mickelson's suggestions, including discounting the Fall Series events from point consideration, were enacted and have shaped the composition of the team.
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Not only would there be fake posts, but authentic-looking forged videos to make viewers dismiss their initial reluctance in discounting a story.
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These two nations — for completely different reasons — will educate the next president on the danger of discounting old alliances for a new one.
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Discounting a recommendation from officials that it should have no moving parts, he provided the opening ceremony with a moment of high emotion.
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Too heavily discounting during the holiday season can be a sign that a retailer is having a hard time getting rid of inventory.
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Meal kit companies have taken to heavily discounting their products to lure in new diners or rewarding current members for enlisting their friends.
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Discounting the risks of energy prices and new forms of energy (remember shale oil, anyone?) out to 30 years is quite another matter.
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But Tops's virtual monopoly in the town ended in August 2016 when Dollar General — a national discounting chain — opened a store in Chestertown.
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This lack of judgment was seized upon by Amazon, which took discounting to the extreme by selling books below its effective operating cost.
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THE MARKET HAS DONE BETTER THIS YEAR THAN I WOULD HAVE THOUGHT AND I THINK IT'S DISCOUNTING SOME OF THE RETURN NEXT YEAR.
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Known as cost-sharing reduction payments, these funds compensate insurers for discounting the out-of-pocket costs of some lower-income ObamaCare enrollees.
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The authors said that even discounting their tusk fragments and only using teeth, bone and hair samples, they still had more dead males.
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But Tops's virtual monopoly in the town ended in August 2016 when Dollar General — a national discounting chain — opened a store in Chestertown.
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The government will not allow e-commerce firms' discounting practices to affect small shopkeepers, Goyal said, according to three industry executives in attendance.
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Some of these startups are providing important services to the public and even discounting them, thereby ramping up their bills while decreasing revenue.
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Ruger blamed reduced purchasing by retailers trying to scale back their inventories and "aggressive price discounting and lucrative consumer rebates" offered by competitors.
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"We will find out more tomorrow," Philadelphia head coach Doug Pederson said, discounting a report that Wentz had suffered a torn knee ligament.
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Samsung is discounting its Galaxy Tab tablets, which include the Galaxy Tab S449.993, Tab S6, Tab A 10.1, and Tab A Kids Edition.
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Disney is discounting the price of a yearly subscription to its streaming service in Europe, ahead of its regional launch on March 24th.
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The Dayton Company began setting its sights on the world of discounting, and its plans for a new chain went public in 1961.
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Michael Kors, known for fashion-forward designs and competitive prices, is heavily reliant on outlets and department stores, where deep discounting is common.
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Margins improved 13 percentage points to 43.4 percent in the first half of the year, helped partly by pricing changes, and lower discounting.
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While it may not have shown up fully in property prices yet, Hong Kong's stock market is already discounting a more testing outlook.
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Harley is also up against aggressive discounting by rivals such as Polaris Industries, the maker of the Indian bike, and Japan's Honda Motor.
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The concept that Trump's bark is worse than his bite — that, discounting his tweets, this is a normal Republican foreign policy, is nonsense.
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"Discounting confessions is a hard task," said Shari Seidman Diamond, a professor of law and psychology at Northwestern University who studies jury behavior.
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P&G told analysts on Tuesday it is still coping with retailers buying less inventory and discounting products, which has impacted its sales.
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Bernstein analyst Luca Solca said, the shares were already down a lot, and therefore were discounting an unexciting update (results) that was seen likely.
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These approaches can be helped by federal legislation that frees drugmakers from the mandatory discounting, restrictions and reporting requirements that hobble innovate payment schemes.
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Even discounting the Trump administration's looming legal troubles and inability to pass legislation, Republicans were going to face severe headwinds in next year's midterms.
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"The market is discounting increased trade tensions but taking into account the discussions still going on," said Anthony Saglimbene, global market strategist at Ameriprise.
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They are discounting the Democrats&apos objections and their continued claim that there is collusion when in fact there is no evidence of collusion.
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Security and maintaining anonymity are other obstacles facing online voting—and I'm not discounting the technological challenges of ensuring accurate yet secure ballot counts.
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"In retail, discounting has become so ubiquitous … that it has lost all meaning," said Catherine Cottney, manager of trends at market research firm Mintel.
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Kate Spade had a mixed third quarter, with Mann cutting her price target for the shares because heavy discounting cut into gross profit margins.
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Why does a letter like this have to focus on discounting the impact of black women, that this is an affront on black women?
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Because Apple is known for not discounting any of its products, whenever MacBooks are on sale, it can seem like sort of random selection.
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Yet, although U.S. politicians have been discussing the idea for weeks, I have found little evidence that the market is currently discounting its implementation.
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Yet even discounting the whitewashing controversy over Scarlett Johansson's casting, the remake looks limp and textureless next to the iconic images of the original.
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But, with Wall Street so focused on the short term, the options market may be discounting even more big swings coming down the pipeline.
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Saikawa has pledged to focus on improving U.S. profit margins, but it has been a slow process as Nissan continues to resort to discounting.
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American Eagle, for example, has been able to scale back its discounting as it overhauled its fashions, including adding more stretch to its jeans.
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Grounding Snap's discounting push are its first-quarter results: The company grew rapidly, lost billions and missed expectations on both ends of its line.
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Luckin has also tried to attract new customers by discounting its drinks, a strategy that Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson has said is not sustainable.
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It doesn't adjust price signals by taxing carbon or try to convince people that there's a big problem out there beyond their discounting horizon.
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In addition to pressure from discounting, Kors has been fighting against a sluggish overall handbag space and consumers' preference for smaller, lower-price bags.
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We are then one step closer to never discounting a point of view, value, or someone's entire humanity due to a lack of voice.
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It's not just designer sweaters that are getting the price-slash, our favorite luxury department store is discounting so many beauty products this year.
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Inventory registered with the London Metal Exchange (LME) is close to multi-year lows at just 840,000 tonnes, discounting metal awaiting physical load-out.
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"I think this all points to a discounting of a Fed rate hike," said said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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For a limited time, Amazon is discounting their brand new Fire tablets with hands-free Alexa, saving yourself up to 37% off retail price.
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McDonald's is now doubled down on discounting, piling more pricing pressure on rivals with a $231, $2, $3 value menu launched earlier this month.
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For the tall, outer columns (and discounting hydrogen, which is a law unto itself) Newlands' octaves work perfectly for the lightest elements then known.
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Less discounting during the quarter, especially on agricultural machinery, contributed to higher pricing, Tony Huegel, director of investor relations said during the conference call.
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"It feels like we are discounting too much bad news ahead," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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PC manufacturers are discounting some of our favorite laptops and desktop PCs from high-end gaming rigs to affordable 2-in-1 business laptops.
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Meanwhile, the adults sit around with their thumbs up their asses, discounting everything the children say by default of it being said by children.
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More recently, however, it has accused cash-strapped rivals of discounting last-minute fares to fill more seats with paying passengers at any price.
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Fashion brands had complained of what they saw as excessive discounting under the service, driving some including Onward Holdings Co to leave the site.
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The better performance reflects less discounting, fewer promotions, a decrease in the proportion of clothing in the overall product mix, and online service improvements.
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Our scenario analysis suggests that shares are discounting a "declining hardware" scenario (ex-cash, services), and the debate hinges on the L/T trajectory.
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Discounting helped drive a PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry up to 24688 from 52.9, also confounding expectations for a dip to 52.8.
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Moreover, he said that discounting several years of "aberrational low" multiples on the index in the 1970s and 1980s tells an entirely different story.
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He's discounting the polls showing him down in most cases by double digits -- citing a state he ultimately lost by three points as evidence.
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" The lawsuits says in 2018 the agency continues to issue "mere warnings in the vast majority of cases and persists in severely discounting penalties.
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"We are not saying this is terrorism ... We are not discounting anything at this point," according to Juan Perez, director of Miami-Dade Police.
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Nonetheless, discounting outliers, most of the polls generally showed a competitive contest between Clinton and Sanders, with margins ranging from 22019 to 8 points.
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The discounting drove a wider-than-expected loss in the second quarter, while both revenue and same-stores sales also fell short of estimates.
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The coffee chain is trying to overtake Starbucks by expanding rapidly and discounting its drinks, but that strategy resulted in wider-than-expected losses.
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Some giant tech companies feel inclined to throw their fans a bone by discounting a few of their biggest products for the holiday season.
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"A failure to differentiate Treiber, the CEO of RevTrax, said areas like heavy discounting and over-couponing have become "a recipe for profit erosion.
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In response, Conagra has been focusing on boosting margins by adding premium products, while cutting back on discounting and raising prices in some cases.
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The retailer has already started its early season sales, but too much discounting will eat into the bottom line that financing partners care about.
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While the discounting hasn't impacted margins yet, "promotional intensity bears watching," a group of Bernstein analysts wrote in a note to clients on Monday.
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Grocery and pharmacy retailer Loblaw Cos Ltd reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Wednesday, as expenses fell and discounting attracted more shoppers.
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Normally $31.88, we're offering this deal from Namecheap for only $15.88 — a savings of 50% — plus discounting it even further with the code MERRY15.
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The discounting back is affected by whether you choose interests rates like those of Japan or interest rates like those we had in 1982.
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The one-two punch of putting him in the house and discounting the Los Angeles Police Department's handling of the sample demolishes Fung's confidence.
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So, significant discounting to military pilots does not seem to be a motivating factor behind the number of Garmin watches we saw at Miramar.
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Discounting helped drive a PMI covering the bloc's dominant service industry up to 53.1 from 52.9, also confounding expectations for a dip to 52.8.
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He'd heard their wedding was in limbo and offered to personally help them reschedule it at the luxury boutique resort, even discounting some rates.
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France's anti-trust authority handed the tech giant the record penalty for abusing its power over resellers to prevent discounting of its gadgets. bit.
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The answer, I'd suggest, is that financial markets are basically discounting Trump's rants; they've stopped treating evidence of his unfitness for office as news.
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Fifty-three percent of people surveyed believe that (even discounting the topic of breastfeeding), women do a better job caring for children than men.
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Discretionary purchasing power refers to the amount of cash a person has available to spend after discounting their tax, debt obligation, and other expenses.
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Starting at 11AM ET, August 12th, Fanatical is hosting its Summer Sale, where it's discounting many PC games that you can redeem on Steam.
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Discounting this year's supply-driven price gains in iron ore, and there have been some occasions when prices rose as the PMI was declining.
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"Management is making the right decisions to drive sales, reducing discounting and upgrading entrées," said BTIG restaurant analyst Peter Saleh in a recent report.
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"It's not whether he apologized or not, it's the policy," Mr. Biden said, accusing Mr. Bloomberg of discounting concerns raised by the Obama administration.
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Southwest President Tom Nealon told reporters on Thursday that "at this point, there&aposs no notion of discounting Max flights," according to USA Today.
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But it has fallen on harder times in recent years, struggling against heightened competition, its own discounting of products and a bloated store network.
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Yet he isn't discounting this week's milestone: As of Wednesday, the had gone a record 3,452 days without a 20 percent or more decline.
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But Yeti says it remains a supporter of the Second Amendment and simply ended a group of outdated discounting problems, replacing them with alternatives.
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Although Amazon made splashy discounting moves at first, Whole Foods' prices have creeped back up in recent months and remain well above rival supermarkets.
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Once-packed streets are being hit by competition from emerging neighborhoods, and deep discounting from online retailers, according to community officials, landlords and brokers.
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Intelligence Republicans, for the most part, were relatively mum on the topic, neither discounting Atkinson nor wading into whether the complaint concerned them. Rep.
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Profit margins, already crimped by heavy discounting in efforts to maintain market share, now face additional headwinds as sterling weakness pushes up sourcing costs.
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"Our take is that (the outbreak) will prove to be a one-off, and therefore the market is discounting that," TS Lombard's Cicione said.
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While Saint-George doesn't expect the dollar index to fall back to $80, he is not discounting a fall from the current $92.425 handle.
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Notably, many of the items Amazon said it was discounting require a "frequency of purchase," Raymond James analyst Aaron Kessler told CNBC on Friday.
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As broad-based discounting and the rise of cheap fashion send men's apparel prices lower, there's one category that hasn't been pulled down: Men's underwear.
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Kroger jumped 11 percent after the biggest U.S. supermarket chain reported upbeat sales and profit as its aggressive discounting lured more customers to its stores.
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Drilling costs have remained low as rig owners have engaged in deep discounting to win contracts following the worst slump for more than a generation.
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The company is trying to regain its former glory buy buying new brands, keeping a tight lid on discounting and pulling back from department stores.
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There were signs in February that some companies were discounting to maintain market share after initially hiking prices more sharply in response to the tax.
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At the same time, the company is reducing inventories to be able to sell more of its apparel at full price after years of discounting.
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Walmart has both sizes available: Sling TV is discounting your first three months of its over-the-top streaming service if you're a new customer.
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Some of them launched their own e-commerce sites, while others grew unhappy with what they saw as excessive discounting at the Zozotown online mall.
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It's not even only computers that have received a discount; HP is also discounting many of its printers and monitors, as well as its accessories.
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As we enter the thick of back-to-school season, companies are discounting school supplies and kids are packing up to return to the dorms.
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"Black Friday", an American pre-Christmas discounting frenzy which has crossed the Atlantic, is expected to see online orders reach new heights on November 22017th.
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Online retailers in China are discounting the new iPhone 8 and 8 Plus by up to 21,2053 yuan ($210) after they failed to sell well.
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He puts the results of discounting in evocative terms: given a 5% rate of discount, one human life today is worth 132 a century hence.
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Good, because Beyoncé just gave her first interview in a year (discounting that brief chat she gave prior to her game changing Super Bowl performance).
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Discounting Mr Katzenberg's dim view of blockbusters can evidently be risky, but big bets seem safer if film-makers eschew his yen for novelty, too.
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Finance chief Clotilde Delbos said the European business suffered from a "negative trend in the channel mix" - which typically reflects a shift toward heavier discounting.
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"I think it's all about rates and discounting the coming rate hike" from the Fed, said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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Discounting at department stores and branded luxury shops have also made consumers reluctant to spend three or four figures on the latest handbag, D'Arpizio said.
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If you don't care about getting the unlocked version, Best Buy is currently discounting the carrier models by $200 if you pay by monthly installments.
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"The fact that you're discounting means people will assume that everything they can buy on Amazon, they may have gotten for cheaper earlier," Meyvis said.
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Amazon is deeply discounting its two most popular Alexa devices today, the Echo and Echo Dot, as the retailer's annual Prime Day sale kicks off.
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In Elorza, the mayor's office receives bolivars by bank transfer or debit card payment and, after discounting an 8 percent commission, gives "Elorza" in exchange.
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But telecoms providers have found it harder than expected to turn a profit using the new infrastructure because of aggressive discounting sparked by the rollout.
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Despite Stone's bullishness, he's not discounting Wall Street's growing concern that the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike policy may be too aggressive for Wall Street.
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Amazon and Google were willing to lose money on smart speaker sales over the holidays by discounting their hardware in order to gain market share.
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Fitch also believes that the recently introduced legislation on outstanding claims reserve discounting is likely to help alleviate pressure on the insurer's profitability and capital.
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Right now KeepSolid, the maker of a number of different privacy tools and platforms, is discounting four of its key offerings in one affordable bundle.
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Chipotle's third-quarter net profit fell to $7.8 million, or 27 cents per share, due to the chain's slow sales recovery, discounting and other charges.
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Coach's strategy to cut back on discounting its products in the U.S. is paying off and finally showing up in the handbag maker's bottom line.
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During the fourth quarter, Under Armour's year-over-year revenue growth slowed dramatically to 12 percent because of deep discounting caused by slower foot traffic.
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The world's second largest clothes retailer said it would be forced into more discounting after seeing a bigger-than-expected 7 percent increase in inventories.
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Investors already are heavily discounting the chances of a rate increase at the Fed's next meeting in July, or at the following meeting in September.
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General Mills said it was still cutting back on discounting in the current quarter, but at a slower rate than it has so far done.
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But with nearly every company spending big on incentives like free shipping, retailers have to be careful not to let discounting harm their bottom line.
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But given the vagueness of the category, Mr. Campos said, discounting the number of these jobs by 50 percent is a good rule of thumb.
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Yet by alienating our allies and sucking up to despots, he's not just betraying America's core values, he's discounting a crucial dimension of U.S. power.
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Yes, we're oversimplifying (and discounting how it ends), but you know exactly what's going to happen to the two lovers from the second they're introduced.
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The New York Philharmonic said it expected to sell about 80 percent of its seats but did not report the extent of its discounting programs.
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"We've seen incredible discounting to Europe over this last summer, and we're still seeing traffic being weak," said Patrick Surry, chief data scientist with Hopper.
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Though modest, the rise shows the retailer is selling more goods at full price and discounting less stock at margin-dilutive end-of-season sales.
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Other data on Wednesday showed an unexpected increase in retail sales last month as heavy price discounting by automobile manufacturers lifted purchases of motor vehicles.
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Kroger last month slashed its profit outlook and reported that gross margins fell 45 basis points during its most recent quarter, as discounting eroded profits.
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But those who see a Trump nomination delivering a landslide to Clinton are discounting the candidates they both are and the year we are in.
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Several Chinese electronics retailers lowered prices for iPhones in January, discounting latest models by up to $118, after weaker-than-expected sales at end-2018.
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The world's second-largest clothes retailer said it would be forced into more discounting after seeing a bigger-than-expected 7 percent increase in inventories.
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The Bad Seeds, not discounting the strong wills involved (with Warren Ellis cast more and more often as an almost partner), is not a democracy.
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Discounting the artillery of furry flat caps, which we will be leaving, quite firmly, in 2004, allow us to reintroduce: Anna Stern's finest beauty moments.
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Athletic wear companies Adidas and Lululemon have also been called out as winners, thanks to differentiated product that allows them to avoid the discounting game.
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If retailers don't start discounting before Thanksgiving — and most seem to — they are certainly using the holiday shopping season to push merchandise at every turn.
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One of the issues is that it's increasingly difficult to convince customers to pay full price for a product in the face of incessant discounting.
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A good year for Apple, too Apple does very little discounting during the holiday season (though it did offer some limited deals on Black Friday).
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If the market adjusts to each new reality, it is reasonable to assume that its discounting methodology now includes a broader range of external dangers.
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The stock market of course therefore wasn't very good at discounting the end of major monetary stimulus actions even though they knew what was coming.
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N, is tightening supplies of its products to department stores to avoid over-distribution and deep discounting as they try to protect their brand value.
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Finance chief Clotilde Delbos said the European business suffered from a "negative trend in the channel mix" - which typically reflects a shift towards heavier discounting.
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Nintendo often goes years without discounting games, but here's some rare Black Friday deals on Switch titles: The Sega Genesis Mini is $49.99 at Target.
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Discounting a few periods of living back home and two brief stints in the Bay Area, I've been in LA for roughly 15 years now.
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Meanwhile, an increase in last-minute holiday bookings had led to greater discounting, which made it difficult to cover operating and financing costs, said Leonard.
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"If you are not discounting today, you are not in business," said Dennis Rousseau, president of Aircraft Post, which provides market data on business jets.
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The industry has been fueled in part by surplus capital and has come amid widespread competition in the industry that&aposs resulted in significant discounting.
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"It's a bit unprecedented," said Ford's truck marketing manager, Todd Eckert, of the heavy discounting so early in the life cycle of his rivals' trucks.
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Public health experts say the discounting strategy has been a part of the tobacco industry's playbook for decades as it has sought to safeguard profits.
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You can raise prices, though it doesn't seem likely to do that soon, as it looks like it has been discounting to boost its growth.
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Rather than discounting them for being emotional, he says he and other Goldman recruiters developed a deeper respect for those willing to discuss deeply personal experiences.
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Microsoft has dropped its Xbox One X console to $399 for Black Friday, but the company is also discounting 500 Xbox games during the holiday period.
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"The market is discounting a lot of macro bad news," Alexis Dawance, head of equities at MFM Mirante, said, by way of rationalizing his stock picks.
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Instead, they may be indulging in "hyperbolic discounting"—valuing the income they earn today far more highly than the income they will earn in old age.
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With the holidays just around the corner, kitchens and dining rooms are on the brain, and many stores are already discounting chairs, barstools, cookware and more.
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He launched Jet as the anti-single-unit marketplace, and its value proposition lies in incentivizing consumers to purchase multiple items at once by discounting prices.
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In addition to discounting a bunch of Ring devices, and Fire TV entertainment tech, Amazon is also cutting the prices on its lineup of Fire tablets.
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"We've certainly remained pretty cautious on the outlook for risk here, and definitely not buying fully into the discounting of the North Korean tensions," he said.
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The Anglo-Australian firm said in its earnings statement that it had recognized a provision of $403 billion before tax and after discounting on June 30.
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If your VC pitch involves pivoting to a new business model to achieve scale in the future, consider discounting the value of your current cash flow.
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LONDON, June 19 (Reuters) - British department store Debenhams warned on profit again on Tuesday, blaming poor trading on increased competitor discounting and weakness in key markets.
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"The pace of Trump's change is going to be much slower, much less aggressive than people have been discounting in the sectors right now," he said.
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Best Buy is discounting several PC components today, but one of the best deals sees the 9th Gen Intel Core i5 10603K for $219.99 (usually $279.99).
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Google is discounting all three Pixelbook models by $100 for a limited time, so you'll be able to pick one up for a mere $1,549 instead.
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But as online transactions grow in importance, discounting periods are being spread more evenly over the year and fewer people are visiting shops to make purchases.
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Amazon always celebrates by discounting their own devices and last year Amazon devices were three out of five of the site's top-selling Black Friday products.
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Uber and Didi spent billions of dollars on discounting rides in their competition for market share, but Uber's discounts reportedly dwindled this week and fares soared.
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Discounting helped drive up new orders and output, encouraging companies to hire more people to meet demand, according to Markit's final manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI).
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At the current rate of decline, discounting rainfall, Sydney dams would only have enough water reserves for another two years, according to figures provided by WaterNSW.
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Likewise, the company is initially introducing these features in India but it isn't discounting the potential to introduce similar offerings in other parts of the world.
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This discounting of international systems, very much in keeping with Trump's instincts as a nationalist, bilateral dealmaker, could easily ignite a new age of nuclear proliferation.
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There is some discussion of people's general failure to give enough weight to the long-term consequences of their actions; a phenomenon known as hyperbolic discounting.
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Normally, you might want to wait until Black Friday, but several retailers are discounting the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition model by 2493% ($50 off).
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While they do not expect a recession next year, the Morgan Stanley strategists expect the stock market to begin discounting one that could come in 53.
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Meal kit companies have taken to heavily discounting their products to lure in new diners or rewarding current members for turning their friends onto the program.
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For Black Friday, Microsoft is discounting some of its best devices, including the new Surface Pro 7, Surface Laptop 3, the Xbox One consoles, and more.
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It would mainly benefit Carrefour while limiting the competitive advantage of the market's dominant player Leclerc, which is famous for its aggressive discounting, the bank said.
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"We are not discounting any hypothesis," Balbi said, adding that possibilities to explain the submarine's disappearance include "a problem with communications" or with its power system.
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She has waded into races on the federal, statewide and local levels, with the same message: The time for discounting female and outsider candidates has passed.
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One is the so-called flight to quality, spurred by the recent industry downturn that created overstocks and led to heavy discounting of some big brands.
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Hyperbolic discounting: Last but not least, we suffer from the tendency to prioritize the short term, and undercount the importance of medium and long-term outcomes.
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And few are discounting the governor's advantages, including his ability to raise money: His campaign fund is flush, with more than $25 million in the bank.
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N Brown plunged 25.2%, its worst day in nearly two decades, after the plus-sized fashion retailer issued a profit warning, citing aggressive discounting by rivals.
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The company said during the call Wednesday that Flemings' same-store sales suffered in the quarter as the company works to reduce its reliance on discounting.
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"Those are very big numbers, but that's well off the worst-case scenario the market was discounting last week," Binner said on "Squawk Box" earlier Monday.
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Khandelwal claimed that over 100,000 small retailers had been driven out of business thanks to Amazon and Flipkart's deep discounting in the last four months alone.
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LONDON, Jan 4 (Reuters) - British shops recorded only a marginal increase in December sales, driven by deep and widespread discounting, an industry survey showed on Saturday.
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Australian retailers enjoyed their best sales in a year last quarter as discounting drove goods off the shelves, suggesting consumer spending helped the economy maintain momentum.
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He said the markets are discounting another 75 basis points of hikes between now and 2020, while the Fed is indicating 150 basis points from here.
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Lululemon's results contrasts with the struggles facing rivals like Nike Inc and Under Armour, squeezed by intense competition, heavy discounting and worries about changing industry trends.
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The pizza chain has been aggressively discounting its pizzas and offering new rewards since the beginning of the year, hoping to grab market share from competitors.
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Some investors thought higher fares in the three months to the end of June were a sign that a period of heavy discounting may be ending.
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The tension is being resolved by heavy discounting of gas for consumption in the near term coupled with more resilience in prices for gas next summer.
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The e-commerce giant launched the discounting event on July 15, 2015, to commemorate its 20th anniversary and to advertise its $99 annual Prime loyalty program.
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I will say, what I will say politically though, is that I don't think the stock market is discounting a win by the left in 2020.
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Amazon is also discounting its line of smart displays, the Echo Show, all of which feature a camera and a hardware slider to cover it up.
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But that crisis has been compounded by worsening sales and a brand image tarnished by years of heavy discounting in the United States and other markets.
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Nissan's global vehicle sales tumbled 11% during the quarter, its brand image hurt badly by years of heavy discounting in the United States and other countries.
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"Anyone who's discounting it or not paying attention to it and treating it as an early primary state is looking at it wrong," Mr. Shakir said.
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There is also a shadow financial aid system known as "merit aid," which is a form of discounting that has little to do with your finances.
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The company's new line-up follows heavy discounting and promotions offered by fast-food chains in the United States last year, as they battled to attract customers.
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Our $89 PO is based on 60x EV/FCF (FY63) + net cash and discounting back, and implies 31.4x CY20E revs, premium to the SaaS group at 10x.
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Eero is now officially a part of Amazon, and it's highlighting the moment by discounting several of its mesh Wi-Fi bundles today (on Amazon, of course).
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In theory, a diligent share analyst should do his own analysis—that is, by projecting a firm's future revenue and expenses, and discounting them to the present.
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Simultaneously, Asian stocks also turned cautiously optimistic surrounding trade developments between the two countries on Wednesday, while still not completely discounting the possibilities of a protracted spat.
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Neil Saunders, the managing director of GlobalData Retail, noted that above average levels of discounting across many apparel retailers was a serious threat to TJX this quarter.
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But that ambition came at a cost: hefty discounting led to the company's North American operating profit falling by nearly a third in the year just ended.
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The losses in American's shares also weighed on the broader airlines sector as slowdown fears were exacerbated by lower fuel prices, which typically lead to competitive discounting.
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Not to be left out of this promo, Amazon is also discounting a few of its Xbox One bundles with the purchase of Red Dead Redemption 2.
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Amazon -owned Whole Foods announced a third round of price cuts that will see the grocer discounting hundreds of items, offering an average savings of 230 percent.
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Discounting to shift stock means fashion retailers are struggling to preserve profit margins, and ASOS's warning on Monday of a major downturn caused retail shares to tumble.
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Euro zone manufacturing activity expanded at its weakest pace for a year last month as deep price discounting failed to put a floor under slowing order growth.
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If you want to stock up on audio accessories for the gym, patio, or your car, Anker is discounting its sport earbuds and its miniature Bluetooth speaker.
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REI is running a huge Fourth of July sale and they're discounting a few Osprey packs, which are some of the most comfortable bags in the business.
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That said, Amazon's playbook, at least in books, has in many ways mirrored Riggio's, just on a grander scale—it thrives on flexibility, deep discounting, and abundance.
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The central bank has estimated GDP growth could reach 1.7 percent next year and 2.3 percent and 3 percent in 2020 and 2021 respectively, discounting external shocks.
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For the third quarter, he expects traditional discounting at the end of the summer season to be more pronounced than usual due to the heatwave in Europe.
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"They're discounting the importance of advocating for enjoyable, pleasurable sex – which is something that, unless we learn to discuss openly, will never be common knowledge," Fine said.
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Elliott disclosed a stake in Saga Plc this week, less than a month after the specialist tourism and insurance firm warned discounting was hurting its tours business.
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The heavy discounting is now spreading from the most heavily oversupplied provinces in China's north, squeezing fat retail profit margins in the world's No. 25.24 fuel market.
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After the report, traders were virtually discounting chances that the Federal Reserve would raise rates at its next meeting in November, according to the CME FedWatch website.
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Despite lapping last year's higher level of discounting, Kate Spade CEO Craig Leavitt said wholesale shipments and sales in its anchor handbag category increased by double digits.
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Penney's slashed its 20183 profit and comparable sales forecasts, explaining that the company has been discounting heavily ahead of the holidays to get rid of excess inventory.
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The federal anti-kickback statute is very specific in dealing with discounting of pricing, which is essentially the establishment of a secondary pricing for various patient types.
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"The Mexican peso is now discounting a correction in the country's global export market share to pre-NAFTA levels," Credit Suisse said in a note to clients.
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"Gross profit margins have been maintained at prior year levels as we continue with our policy not to enter into short-term reactive discounting unnecessarily," JD said.
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For a limited time, Walmart is discounting the 55-inch Vizio M-Series Quantum TV by $5483 – bringing the total price to an even more affordable $498.
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Over the past four months, police have said on occasion that they might be on Abdeslam's track, while never discounting speculation that he might have reached Syria.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - February U.S. auto sales, an indicator of consumer spending, fell slightly even as automakers stepped up discounting to sustain sales, major manufacturers reported on Wednesday.
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No other consumer purchase has so many pieces of financial machinery in motion, he said, with prices constantly rising, opaque discounting practices and terms subject to change.
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Earlier this year, the FCC reinstated a rule that would help Sinclair avoid running afoul of the ownership limit by discounting certain stations towards the audience cap.
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The market really is now discounting earnings growth potential based on potential trade wars," James Norman, head of equity strategy at QS Investors, told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Thomas Cook issued its third profit warning in less than a year last week, saying subdued demand had led to increased promotions and earlier discounting than usual.
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However, this forecast appears to be discounting the impact of the recent expansion of Apple Pay, which will allow users to send payments to friends through iMessage.
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Clothing wasn't raking in the dough in 2015 for the retailer — it ended up deeply discounting garb, particularly sweaters and dresses, at the end of the year.
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Also, aggressive discounting to attract customers in the U.S. market, where demand has shifted to larger SUVs from sedans, drove up expenses and chipped away at earnings.
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But as the company's pivot to Asia drags, Gazprom has looked to bolster demand in Europe through discounting and renegotiating its 25-year, oil-linked supply deals.
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It cited increased discounting as a driver of the lower gross margin and predicted lower profitability "over the near to intermediate term" due to its new products.
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The Michael Kors brand had its roots in the "middle market" of the luxury sector and relied on outlets and department stores, where deep discounting is common.
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"The departure of key executives, price discounting, and extraordinary cost-cutting efforts add to the narrative of a company facing real potential stress," Morgan Stanley's Jonas said.
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Amazon has since altered discounting to a flat discount of $20 for orders of at least $200 and a $50 discount for orders of $400 or more.
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Headquarters: San Francisco, California Place on last poll: 39 Why it's hot: Gap has been discounting nearly everything in the store, making it attractive to millennial shoppers.
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Moss Bros, which in March reported its first annual adjusted pretax loss since 2011, said it has seen "more intensive" discounting from its competitors and fewer shoppers.
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"Those are generally more costly on a per-pound basis than the ground beef that the burger guys use, so Subway has hard time discounting," he said.
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The changing world of retail in the 1950s and 1960s, however, would offer the company a chance to take a chance on a brand new discounting format.
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Many upscale labels have struggled lately with weak profits, declining mall traffic and an environment of discounting that has lost them some luster among their core customers.
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The Competition Commission of India (CCI) last month ordered a probe into Amazon and rival Walmart's Flipkart over alleged violations of competition law and certain discounting practices.
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Survivors of sexual assault rightly perceive the pervasiveness of credibility discounting and, in many more cases than not, opt to keep their credibility from ever being judged.
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"The comments yesterday, particularly from Dudley, were a clear attempt to get the market discounting a March move," said Altana currency fund manager Ian Gunner, in London.
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As the unemployment rate tumbled to its lowest level since 2001, Fundstrat's Tom Lee found the market is already discounting future rising employee paychecks in stock prices.
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Edgerton said that post-war data illustrated that even rapid price increases do not mean that a correction is inevitable but he cautioned against discounting a correction.
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"We do not think US-focused service stocks are discounting the substantial activity increase and margin expansion this is likely to lead to," the bank's analyst said.
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In particular, the organization's report argued that China has declared the region a "no man's zone," discounting the unique environment and the role people play in it.
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And make no mistake: The human brain does a great job of discounting facts that belong to the "other team," no matter how compelling the evidence is.
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Analysts warn against underestimating a sector known for maintaining high margins and rarely discounting, helped by constant product renewals and staples like 100-yen (90-cent) coffees.
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Amazon's offer, as Recode reported, is discounting Android phones that come packaged with Amazon's apps, another stab from the e-retailer at securing a foothold in mobile.
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But companies also had to cut their selling prices for the second month running to win sales, with the rate of discounting the steepest since late 2015.
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We have also noticed that TrackR has been discounting its existing stock, a sign that it could be trying to clear the decks for whatever is coming next.
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They acknowledge using 'one-off' price tactics to reboot the troubled project but deny discounting as much as reported, and say others' estimates fail to reflect shifting costs.
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Even discounting adult-oriented shows like Rick & Morty and Bojack Horseman, the animated spectrum of television has never been more appealing to older audiences than it is now.
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"Its front-end experience is not currently optimised for merchandising emotional products, while its association with discounting turns off luxury brands," wrote Richie Siegel for Business of Fashion.
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Tommy Noonan, founder of ReviewMeta, a tool that adjusts a product's rating by discounting dubious reviews, says that "cheap, knock-off electronic gizmos," typically fall in this category.
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"This performance is especially noteworthy when you consider the intensity of competition from discounting in China, as well as our aggressive pace of new store development," Johnson said.
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They said incentive spending per unit reached an all-time high in December as manufacturers have continued with aggressive discounting to clear out record inventories of prior year.
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"Bottom line, we are incrementally concerned about price discounting and competition and have less confidence in the upside potential to Tableau's 2016 guidance," the Deutsche Bank note said.
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Gross margins fell 1.8 percent to 43.7 percent, pointing to greater discounting in a market Nike warned would shrink overall in the current quarter as more stores shut.
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Luckin, which went public on the Nasdaq in May, has faced skepticism from analysts about its ability to reach profitability due to its rapid expansion and deep discounting.
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Federal tax revenues totaled 121.144 billion reais ($37.5 billion) last month, down 21 percent from the year before after discounting for inflation, according to the federal tax agency.
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After initially discounting the possibility that fake news had contributed to Donald Trump's victory, Facebook acknowledged that Russia-linked groups had spent more than $100,000 on political advertising.
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Jefferies cut its price target for Lululemon by $15 and reiterated its hold rating on the shares, citing the prospect of lower earnings due to increased promotional discounting.
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In theory, a well-designed model would need to give him credit for his proven potential, while discounting the importance of scores recorded before he settled into form.
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Micron forecast better-than-expected current-quarter profit, as well, but investors are largely discounting that forecast due to an accounting change by Micron and broader market trends.
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But watching it now, I was troubled to see a woman discounting her own pleasure, even her well-being, in favor of playing nice and not making waves.
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Societe Generale lowered its rating for Kimberly-Clark shares to hold from buy, citing the likelihood of more discounting by its industry peers and weak trends in China.
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The details: Bernstein's lawsuit claims that O'Reilly's repeated statements discounting the truth of the allegations against him were damaging to her reputation and depicted her as a liar.
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The toymaker's revenue also fell short of expectations, with weak demand for its Fisher-Price toys and Barbie dolls, as well as heavy discounting after weak holiday sales.
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Discovery will also boast the first openly gay character in franchise history (discounting the somewhat controversial outing of Lt. Sulu in the 2016 reboot film Star Trek: Beyond).
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Sometimes ARKQ buys into companies it believes in even when the market is discounting them — a freedom the fund has to move around due to its active management.
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The firm already opened over 2,000 cafes last year, propelled by a focus on online ordering, cheap delivery, and heavy discounting even at the cost of mounting losses.
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Managers are also discounting the threat from renewed drilling in the United States and a likely increase in output from shale producers, at least in the near term.
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Investors remain sharply focused on when the Fed will next raise interest rates, although they are discounting any chance that the U.S. central bank will act next week.
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Markets where quad-play has taken off have all had either an incumbent that was losing share or an aggressive new challenger that won customers through significant discounting.
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The chain also has been heavily discounting its pizza and even launched a new rewards program, to steal market share from competitors like Domino's Pizza and Papa John's.
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He added, "We think VA was a price disruptor in the industry, so we think we will see less discounting on those routes," referring to Virgin America's symbol.
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Analysts have been extremely critical of the level of discounting at Victoria's Secret and Pink saying that these not only hurt profit margins but erode the brand image.
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Instead, higher costs for hotel rooms, video games and consoles, as well as less discounting to clothes in summer sales, increased the annual rate of inflation, it said.
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Instead, higher costs for hotel rooms, video games and consoles, as well as less discounting of clothes in summer sales, increased the annual rate of inflation, it said.
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Meituan-Dianping was formed in 2015 from the $20143 billion merger of Meituan, likened to U.S. discounting platform Groupon, and Dianping, akin to U.S. online review firm Yelp.
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Thomas Cook issued its third profit warning in less than a year last week, saying weak demand had led to increased promotional activity and earlier discounting than usual.
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That said, the chief investment officer at Hennion & Walsh isn't discounting the potential for the U.S. market to move higher — and he thinks earnings could be the catalyst.
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For the next month, Google is discounting the Nexus 5X down to $199 as an inexpensive way to get started with Fi, which only works with Nexus smartphones.
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As a practical matter, this meant that broadcast TV owners could exceed federal media ownership limits by "discounting" the reach of UHF stations as compared to VHF stations.
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So doing that math, discounting Tesla's operational costs due to its smaller scale, and the company probably has enough money in the bank to ride out the year.
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It's why some experts aren't discounting the possibility that China will actually send its forces into Hong Kong, though they say it'd be a foolish thing to do.
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"We're still looking at it, but we haven't seen any connection," Mr. Lorenzana told reporters, discounting the possibility that the mosque attack was revenge for the cathedral bombing.
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For example, Home Depot, Lowe's and Sears are discounting some appliances, including dishwashers, refrigerators, microwaves and washers and dryers, by 40% as part of Labor Day sale events.
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"That's important because for prestige beauty products like Estée Lauder, Shiseido, MAC, discounting is non-existent," Chukumba said, and customers can only gain discounts through building loyalty points.
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And to increase the likelihood that Book Culture survives after it opens next year, Rockrose is discounting its rent until it can turn a profit, Mr. Elghanayan said.
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As one of the biggest manufacturers of TVs, you can bet Samsung would be discounting its large selection of TVs — from affordable 4K displays to giant 8K OLEDs.
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Or at least, maybe I have missed it, but women I know feel that is a form of discounting, that they are less likely to win the nomination.
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The sources indicated that they aren't discounting Dorsey completely, and if he were willing to drop his other projects, the firm would entertain the idea of retaining him.
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Asda said its gross profit rate, or margin, decreased, reflecting its own price cuts, discounting in the apparel market and a shift in mix towards lower margin categories.
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Asda also said its gross profit rate, or margin, decreased, reflecting strategic price investments, discounting in the apparel market and a shift in mix towards lower margin categories.
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Liberal arts colleges with flexible discounting policies may be tempted to skirt that line, given that families might worry about the value of their programs in the workplace.
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Political establishments, which have their own stubborn subcultures, have held on to conventional wisdom even as it has led them astray — for instance, by discounting Mr. Corbyn's potential.
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The discounting of flood risk in favor of development continues even after disasters, said Craig E. Colten, the Carl O. Sauer Professor of Geography at Louisiana State University.
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"While we believe investors are generally aware of the opportunity, the stocks don't appear to be discounting it," said Morgan Stanley analyst Thomas Allen in a recent note.
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"We are competing against wider price gaps and we're not going to compete by discounting," Harley's chief financial officer, John Olin, said during an April call with analysts.
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The six other products that Merck said it was discounting were drugs that had lost their patent protection and are available from other manufacturers as low-cost generics.
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Discounting the David Bowie tribute, which was easily the only meaningful thing that happened the entire night, Little Mix doing "Black Magic" was easily the best live performance.
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The sporting goods retailer said it was disappointed in its fourth quarter performance, with weaker than expected traffic during the holiday shopping season and discounting affecting the bottom line.
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The "very complacent" market is discounting three critical trends that could ultimately lead to a correction, Marc Faber, editor of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, told CNBC on Thursday.
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The delay-discounting model laid out by researchers such as George Ainslie and Howard Rachlin posits that pleasure-induced self-loathing arises from the conflict between mutually exclusive goals.
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Average discounts were weighted based on the pre-discounted price of the item "in order to give more credit to the retailers discounting higher-ticket items," the study states.
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Although seeing Apple's negative impact on the tech sector, Bank of America still finds attractive valuations in tech companies, arguing they are already discounting risks from the trade war.
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Average ticket prices, or yields, rose 1 percent in the fourth quarter, breaking a downward trend as the airline and its peers curbed discounting to counter rising fuel prices.
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Pemex's European markets are saturated with crudes from the Middle East and the price it is paid in the West Coast, after discounting freight costs, is higher, he added.
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Today only, Amazon is discounting a bunch of PC routers, hard drives, power supplies, and more that can help eliminate dead zones or ramp up your work station's voltage.
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In a separate report on Wednesday, the Commerce Department said retail sales increased 0.53 percent last month as heavy price discounting by automobile manufacturers buoyed purchases of motor vehicles.
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But that would be discounting the genius of Breslin and Foley, who may have even more of a pathological attachment to Real Housewives (and to theater) than I do.
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Microsoft revealed earlier this week that it's cutting the Xbox One S price to its lowest point of $189 for Black Friday, and now it's discounting games to match.
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Chairman Charlie Mayfield said discounting was at the highest level for a decade, and the number of across-the-board promotions by struggling rivals had doubled year-on-year.
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The fashion house, like other apparel companies, is trying to revive growth after years of heavy discounting and a strategy of flooding the market with its lower-end goods.
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Traders say they are most concerned about predatory pricing and steep discounting by e-commerce firms with deep pockets thanks to foreign funding that could edge out smaller rivals.
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Some of the lesser-known issues that these brands are grappling with mimic those of the lower-end market: Discounting, price transparency, and a shift toward spending on experiences.
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The chief market strategist believes Wall Street is completely discounting second earnings expectations right now, and that leaves little room for disappointments when the season kicks off this Monday.
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Regeneron, the first to market (in cooperation with Sanofi), set its list price to allow for substantial discounting when its competitor, Amgen, got its drug approved, a spokeswoman said.
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"I'm not discounting the possibility that there's some type of irregularity that delays an announcement before the [Wednesday] market open in Asia, [London] and possibly New York," she said.
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Years of heavy discounting and fleet sales, particularly in the United States, has left Nissan with a cheapened brand image and low vehicle resale values, and also hit profits.
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As well as discounting the garbage dump theory, that report also dismissed the government's claim that the students were targeted because they were mistaken for a rival drug cartel.
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Ahmet Davutoglu, the architect of "zero problems" foreign policy, called it "a group of angry young men" in 2014, spectacularly discounting their cause and capabilities — committing the second sin.
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Trouble is, there's no sure-fire way to calculate it, although a rising term premium is a sign investors are discounting a greater degree of risk and uncertainty ahead.
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"I think a part of it was a discounting from a Republican standpoint of the amount of energy that is behind the healthcare debate," Sanford told reporters last week.
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But the company managed to produce strong profit growth partly by containing costs and increasing the profitability of its wholesale and discounting divisions, which had been underperforming, analysts said.
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"The U.S. dollar has had a great run but after Friday's data the uptrend is exhausting with the market fully discounting a 25-basis-point rate hike," Lien said.
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I believe such discounting is even further compounded in saving for retirement, because the goal involves hypothetical numbers and an unknown future while our present temptations promise immediate satisfaction.
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"This gives it the ability to pull in customer traffic and sell through at a higher price point, without having to resort to discounting to shift stock," he added.
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A spokesperson for L Brands did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment on what the brand's discounting strategy is in the run-up to the holiday season.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Friday about Singles Day, an online discounting day in China, misspelled, in some editions, the name of a vendor who uses Alibaba's sales platforms.
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Barber, who joins Alermore from Pan European Asset Company, will oversee block discounting and wholesale activities, while Pearson, who previously worked with Investec, will be responsible for block bridging.
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Straddling the Kansas-Missouri border, the Kansas City metropolitan area is the home of C2FO, an online marketplace for invoice discounting that raised $200 million from SoftBank in August.
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In the case of Nintendo&aposs Black Friday deal, for example, the company is discounting the older version of its wildly popular Switch console instead of the latest model.
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Regeneron, the first to market (in collaboration with Sanofi), set its list price to allow for substantial discounting when its competitor, Amgen, got its drug approved, a spokeswoman said.
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Like the rest of Europe, Italians in recent years have embraced the U.S. tradition of Black Friday, a day of heavy discounting by retailers on the day after Thanksgiving.
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Three of the four participants had developed significantly greater self-control, according to their delay-discounting answers, and maintained those gains a month after the formal training had ended.
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And yet, like Trump, there are forces within Sanders's own party that are aligned against him, discounting his early wins and downplaying his chances of coming out on top.
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First, the report looks only at the sticker price of premiums, discounting the fact that a vast majority of exchange enrollees receive a subsidy that helps blunt premium costs.
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"We do not expect the bankruptcy event to trigger a domino effect in toy retail, implying massive discounting systemwide that pressures vendor margins on a sustained basis," Wissink added.
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Consumers have been cash-strapped by miserly wage growth and record levels of household debt, while intense foreign competition has forced widespread discounting, undermining the dollar value of sales.
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Tim Allen, the GOP chair of Iowa's Sioux county, told CNN that while King "has taken previous credible challengers seriously," King erred in discounting Scholten's ability to raise money.
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These cost-sharing reduction payments compensate carriers for discounting out-of-pocket costs for certain ObamaCare consumers, and insurers have been pleading for long-term certainty that they'll continue.
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Renault is discounting its recently upgraded Zoe in the UK market with a 5,000 pound ($6,500) trade-in bonus, in addition to the government's 4,500 pound plug-in incentive.
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This assumes a rational market, but it is hard not to see that people may be discounting the risks in the rush to buy the next hot tech stock.
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As a routine matter, police officers promptly disregard women's reports of sexual violence — a phenomenon I call "credibility discounting" — leading investigators to overlook the potential availability of corroborative evidence.
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A day of speaking with the retail industry's top brass at the ICR's Conference in Orlando, Florida made Cramer realize that Wall Street might be discounting the sector's comeback.
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India's gold demand has been hurt by higher prices for imported metal, which have trimmed domestic demand and led to discounting that has also served to render imports uncompetitive.
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To count those transshipments as imports but not exports would create the false appearance that the goods were consumed domestically, while also discounting an important engine of economic activity.
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"...[M]uch of the discounting is occurring at the weaker retailers which consumers are not inspired to visit," Neil Saunders, managing director of research firm GlobalData Retail, tells WSJ.
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The French drugmaker, Sanofi, has come under fire for discounting early warnings that its vaccine could put some people at heightened risk of a severe form of the disease.
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Both Flipkart and Snapdeal have raised more than a billion dollars, but have historically recorded big losses as they've engaged in discounting battles with each other and with Amazon.
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That's because in fashion retail, profitability is driven by the percentage of goods that can be sold at full price rather through discounting, which is typically used shift unwanted stock.
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The special master said that was the maximum haircut he could apply, short discounting specific overcharges, under the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling in 2008's Moreno v.
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The Alabama-based company saw same-store sales decline 2.853 percent compared with the same period a year earlier, and felt the negative impact of discounting on its bottom line.
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Furthermore, we expect abnormal weather conditions to continue creating additional market disturbances, as this may lead retailers to continuously undertake deep discounting to keep their inventories at a reasonable level.
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Jet has attempted to stand out from competitors through a discounting model, dubbed the Smart Cart, that rewards customers with greater discounts as they add more items to their order.
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They have gone out of their way to bury the deep secrets of Hillary Clinton, discounting to some extent some of the interesting things that have come out of WikiLeaks.
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And on Thursday, Best Buy said its winter had been disappointing so far, with sales hurt by a lull in demand for smartphones and other consumer electronics despite heavy discounting.
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I'm not discounting the potential Libra has to aid the unbanked who can't pay fees for having too little money in their accounts, or make commerce cheaper for small businesses.
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Tableau Software — Tableau was downgraded to "hold" from "buy" at Deutsche Bank, which said price discounting and competition could weigh shares of Tableau, which specializes in data analysis and sharing.
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Discounting almost all of its late summer and fall stock, Zara is swooping in just in time to save us from a long winter season of the same coat rotation.
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Swonk said it's hard to say how much, but there may have been some discounting by store merchants hoping to lure in customers who have increasingly moved to online purchases.
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Moreover, the company thinks the $10.5 billion price tag can be achieved by discounting the assets' future value at 10 percent and assuming an oil price of $2.83 a barrel.
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Ralph Lauren, like other apparel and handbag retailers, is trying to revive growth after years of heavy discounting and a strategy of flooding the market with its lower-end goods.
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"We found Tesla has been employing a deeper discounting formula to drive sales of inventory models, with all offers expiring this Friday, the last day of the quarter," Erikson wrote.
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Six new apps will include immersive experiences for students, and Microsoft is even discounting its HoloLens headsets by 10 percent to tempt schools into trying out its augmented reality headset.
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By discounting prices for its crude against Saudi Arabia and Iraq, Iran has attracted new customers in countries such as Poland and spurred higher demand from existing buyers in Asia.
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But Tesla has a massive opportunity in self-driving vehicles that most of Wall Street seems to be discounting, said Tasha Keeney, an analyst at Ark Invest covering industrial innovation.
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Sonic– Sonic was downgraded to "hold" from "buy" at Canaccord Genuity, which cites increased discounting and its belief that sales at the restaurant chain have been soft in recent months.
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Even discounting the effect of low oil prices, we estimate that sanctions look to reduce Russia's GDP by 17 percent per year, compared to a no sanctions scenario, by 2020.
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Sales in Japan rose 3.3 percent but fell 1.3 percent in North America, where the automaker is struggling with heavy discounting as it tries to produce and sell larger vehicles.
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Old Navy's value-oriented positioning should benefit sales in a period of trade-down but it appears that broader market discounting, and potential merchandising issues are causing weak sales trends.
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Read More JC Penney didn't only win the holiday "Inventory is up, discounting occurred and then you're hearing the commentary for Foot Locker about their projections for demand," he noted.
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In July 2017, Tesco became the first UK retailer to cover the cost of the tampon tax, discounting approximately 100 women's menstrual products by 5 percent — exactly the VAT rate.
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ASOS, which targets 226-somethings, emphasised a high level of discounting and promotional activity across the market and also added that conditions in Germany and France had become more challenging.
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Banks chose to fund some of the acquisitions and hold the paper on their books instead of discounting the deals to sell in the hope that market conditions would improve.
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Coach has undertaken several initiatives to restore its reputation as a fashionable brand, after losing much of its cachet to aggressive storewide discounting and a heavy penetration of outlet locations.
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Under Peck, who took the helm last year, Gap has focused on turning around its Banana Republic and namesake brands by offering trendier clothes and discounting to match online prices.
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N quarterly revenue narrowly missed analysts' estimates as the handbag maker cut back on discounting and tightened supply to department stores in an attempt to regain its premium brand status.
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Since the beginning of the year, Pizza Hut has been aggressively discounting its pizzas, rolling out contests and offering new rewards in an effort to gain market share from competitors.
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"Even when discounting alcohol, tobacco and marijuana, 70.1 percent still had prior experience with other substances," he told me—a rate far higher than that seen in the general population.
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But although they have had only two years to prepare and are considerably less well funded than their rivals, the pedigree of skipper Franck Cammas means nobody is discounting them.
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"The market is discounting a 5 percent decline in next year's earnings," the bank said in a research note, when analysts' consensus forecast is for a rise of 13 percent.
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As part of this, it said it would raise prices and reduce promotions at Victoria's Secret as it looks to repair its brand image and wean customers off heavy discounting.
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On Thursday, Reuters reported that the FTC was already probing Amazon for alleged deceptive discounting as a part of its review of the company's $14 billion acquisition of Whole Foods.
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" But on Monday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit disagreed, saying that the decision focused only on the merchants' interests, "while discounting the interests of cardholders.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese online retailers have started discounting iPhones for the second time this year as Apple Inc wrestles with a prolonged sales slowdown in the world's largest smartphone market.
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The company also said because consumers were still hesitant in spending money in the second-half it lead to higher price discounting to achieve the planned growth in customer volumes.
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Thomas Cook issued its third profit warning in less than a year on Thursday, saying discounting and higher fuel and hotel costs would hurt it during the peak summer season.
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The NRF, which had estimated about 164 million shoppers, attributed the even stronger turnout to better technology and discounting, low unemployment, rising consumer confidence and good weather across the country.
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Brought over from the United States by Amazon in 2010, the annual event started as single day of discounting before growing into a long weekend that took in 'Cyber Monday'.
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"We've seen discounting at ranges from as low as 27.92 percent to as high as around 27.76 percent," Chief Executive Officer Richard Gonzalez said on a conference call with analysts.
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"We do not have evidence from prior European Union biosimilar launch dynamics that the pace of discounting will slow in the second year of availability," Leerink analyst Geoffrey Porges said.
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Confoundingly, he said, the same artist might chafe at discounting the back rows of an arena to ensure a sellout, for fear of appearing to give away tickets too cheaply.
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Opinion Columnist According to pollsters and political reporters, a dispiriting dynamic has taken hold of the early stages of the Democratic presidential primary: Voters are discounting female candidates as unelectable.
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Coastal property owners often exacerbate the problem by "armoring" the coast, speeding up erosion, sacrificing our collective playground and discounting the shifting tide line that defines where public property begins.
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