During rush hour, 650 cyclists an hour pedal down Market.
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In a down market, this exuberance has come tumbling back to earth.
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They can go in an up market and in a down market.
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If science fiction was down-market, it was at least a market.
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If we're in a down market, we're-- we're going to beat it.
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It is not a guarantee of positive returns in a generally down market.
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But it has low awareness and a down-market image with some advertisers.
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Preferred stocks are viewed as less volatile and better in a down market.
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The hunters, despite risking their lives, barely share in the down-market proceeds.
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"In a down market, people get very focused on return on investment," said Bischke.
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Every day, half a million pedestrians and 75,000 transit riders travel down Market Street.
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Now the company is moving further down market with the more accessible Model 3.
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In a down market for bonds, this would serve to lower your average cost basis.
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"We really think it's a bottom-up market, not a top-down market," he said.
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I walked down Market Street to the Embarcadero and spent some time near the water.
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But when it comes to balancing a down market, this asset has consistently outperformed equities.
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The more down-market variations flaunt fishnets, kinky boots, hot pants, fur chubbies and harnesses.
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Further breaking down market share by region, Apple owns the North American smartphone market share.
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Today we have over 500,00 clients on what we call run in the down-market.
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You'd be goose-stepping down Market Street if we didn't kind of do that one.
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I finally made enough to start investing in multi-family buildings during the 33 down market.
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So Uber started down-market and moved upstream, a clear example of low-end market disruption.
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Apple started down-market with consumers before moving upstream to take over the enterprise market, too.
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So from my point of view, every market, up market, down market, flat market, we're acquirers.
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And it will substantially increase a bond-buying program intended to push down market interest rates.
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I think our model thrives in an up market or down market just in different ways.
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For the same reason, businesses that were too far down-market were not welcome as tenants.
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That cash has become a problem in a down market because it will leave Energy Transfer overleveraged.
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If anything, he says, the down market presents a welcome business opportunity for him and his program.
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They either don't want people touring their homes or don't want to sell into a down market.
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The buyer's track record shows that is achievable, but at risk of taking the brand down-market.
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In fact, when it comes to investing, the best advice in a down market is often to buy.
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They don't make banana- or bubblegum-flavored Scotch, so there was never a down-market version of it.
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The destructive effect of a down market is intensified for activist hedge funds because they tend to herd.
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"We've had this sustained down market in gold miners' stocks," he said in the same "ETF Edge" interview.
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His Murdoch might drive The Sun down-market, but he's prudish about his editor's proposals for Page Three.
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Kevin's high spirits, especially in comparison with the anxiety and down-market gloom of Cara's, underline those sympathies.
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For many investors still in the accumulation phase of wealth building, a down market actually is a friend.
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We have made a tremendous amount of product in the last five years in our down-market business.
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The better you can stomach zigzags in the market or a prolonged down market, the higher your risk tolerance.
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We purchased it in a down market and it has been an incredible blessing and privilege to live here.
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When a stock is breaking down, market technicians are usually trotted out to guestimate the nearest support level(s).
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That's because the belief that utilities will keep outperforming through a down market is, well, historically suspect as well.
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To be absolutely clear, diversification is a method of managing risk, not protecting against losses in a down market.
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That cash is a problem now because borrowing that sum in a down market will leave Energy Transfer overleveraged.
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But as they move down market with the Model 3, reliability and quality are going to be real issues.
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Our columnist examines whether the shoe fits — and if the deal risks taking the luxury footwear brand down-market.
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The strategy is to enter at the high end of the market, then drive down market as fast as possible.
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"Jumping into a down market without the ability to take advantage of it" is a recipe for disaster, Herjavec says.
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Shares in UPS and FedEx were down 3.8 percent in a down market, while Amazon's stock was off 2.9 percent.
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He added the company's power business sees a "flat to slightly down market" next year, which likely relieved some investors.
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But the first step is to get a realistic picture of how your portfolio is performing in a down market.
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The start of the second quarter usually begins with a flat to slightly down market for the first two weeks.
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Still, he feels that the key to the success of the Enquirer is his engagement with his down-market readers.
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The policy is intended to push down market interest rates and force banks to lend money rather than hoard it.
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B.A., despairs of the down-market lifestyle of her Lotto-playing parents, discovers that kindly Grandma has an unexpected vice.
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Another less condescending explanation is that the public favors these sorts of down-market entertainments specifically because elitists disfavor them.
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That is because in a flat or down market investors tend to gravitate toward safer defensive plays like dividend stocks.
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Fans began showing up hours before the parade, which traveled down Market Street to the Gateway Arch for a rally.
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It's probably Tesla's most important launch yet, bringing the company's vehicles down-market to a more affordable (sort of) price range.
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But a vocal faction on the council has contended that measures intended to push down market interest rates went too far.
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Investors generally blamed volatility and the down market, but passive funds pulled in almost $60 billion in December, Morningstar's data shows.
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Analysts at Singapore's OCBC Bank said in a research note that pinning down market sentiment was challenging in the current environment.
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In a down market, what was volatile on the upside is now shooting downward, bringing this exuberance tumbling back to earth.
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We have a down market ... that shows dissatisfaction with the current life state and that tends to favor the challenger party.
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The U.S. exchange-traded funds business expanded again last year, despite the down market, and now has $28 trillion in assets.
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But it's the investing content that may catch your eye, especially if you know the potential benefits of a down market.
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Stocks took off after Powell hinted the central bank could pause its rate hikes, something this beaten-down market was waiting for.
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In contrast, UberX started down-market from traditional taxis by allowing anyone with a car to drive other people around for money.
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ACTIVIST INVESTORS MEET THEIR MATCH | The stock market slump has raised the question of whether shareholder activism can survive a down market,
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The great entrepreneurs and operators love the down market, so this is THE best time to invest if you can stomach it.
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Ms. Paige's wicked Monty leads a pop-siren production number that suggests a down-market variation on a Super Bowl halftime show.
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A down market can be detrimental to retirement savers' investments, but it does make one strategy more attractive: A Roth IRA conversion.
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News outlets had a field day, portraying the deal as a Russian takeover of a quintessential if somewhat down-market American beer.
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Automakers are facing what is only the second down market since the end of the Great Recession and the record sales that followed.
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By restoring some price controls, the government hopes to push down market prices and signal it will not leave the least fortunate behind.
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What that means is that it always outperforms equities in a down market — if stocks fall by 10 percent, cash falls by nothing.
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Many were drab-brown, cheaply constructed of plywood and converted over the decades from groovy weekend getaways to down-market year-round housing.
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If Trump and Xi officially announce a meeting at the G20 summit, it could help tamp down market fears about the trade war.
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This book looks not only at very basic questions, but also delves into tougher topics, like how to ride out a down market.
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Yeah, she has that ... The thing is, the thing that they all do that she does differently is they all go down market.
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"While TOL has executed well and is moving down market with more affordable product, its average selling price remains well above peers," he said.
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The council also decided to resume purchases of government and corporate bonds, a way of pushing down market interest rates and making credit cheaper.
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A hot cannabis startup just raised $18 million in a down market by promising investors it can more than quadruple sales in a year.
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"I see it less characterizing as going down market and more characterizing as just expanding the universe of clients," he said on the call.
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"Since there is no way to proactively 'fight' a down market, the urge to flee and protect our money becomes almost overwhelming," Modly added.
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Guernsey, a spokesperson for Americans for Farmers and Families, told CNBC Tuesday that the plan could heighten uncertainty in what's already a down market.
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In theory, those pairs will go for massive money on the secondary market and kids who can't afford to buy them will look down market.
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The flower business used to be "down market and price driven, and we want to make it more special," says Bouqs co-founder John Tabis.
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That tech will gradually make its way down market, and Alberg and his co-authors want the decision makers to clear the road for it.
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Deal Professor The stock market slump has hit activist hedge funds particularly hard, raising the question of whether shareholder activism can survive a down market.
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While the new 4-door sedan looks like the luxury sedan Model S, it represents a departure and a clear effort to move down market.
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But Williston is still adjusting to the up and down market—it had to expand its sewer lines and water plant, its roads and schools.
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It was a down-market counterpart to her 21968 work "The Kennedy Family," which made the first family look like a set of tribal totems.
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More recently, to hear it from the prostitutes themselves, down-market variations on that patrician theme have been reduced to a series of musty clichés.
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And the central bank does not have that much room to buy more government and corporate bonds, another method of pushing down market interest rates.
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The central bank has spent about $2.3 trillion on bonds, in an effort to push down market interest rates and make borrowing cheaper and easier.
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When change came a few years ago there was much gnashing of teeth about whether the down-market character of the place would be lost.
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Some watch brands, searching in a down market for ways to attract new buyers and retain the ones they already have, are improving their warranties.
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The PBOC has already slashed banks' reserve requirements four times this year and brought down market interest rates to relieve funding strains on cash-strapped companies.
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"When these down market folks are comfortable enough to design their own switch, and they can execute on that, then network space is changing," he said.
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As Suster mentions, there are some not-so-hearty entrepreneurs who will take the Google or McKinsey job in the down market, when money is tight.
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But they are much harder to sell, especially in a down market, because they do not trade on an exchange and are thus difficult to value.
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We view this stock as an attractive holding for long-term investors, especially given that we believe earnings should continue to grow in a down market.
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What they mean is that in a down market, things are cheap and they expect that eventually it will go up in price (and value) later.
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That means you'd have about 30 percent of your money in stocks — in other words, 15 percent of your savings could vaporize in a down market.
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You make the very best to sell the story and then, over time, you supply options which are good enough to meet needs further down market.
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That's because the standard silencers—sound-absorbing insulation, pricey engineering, aerodynamic tricks, and sheer weight (heavier cars tend to be quieter)—are hard to move down market.
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Sales have also largely recovered, especially in the U.S. where, for the first half of 2019, they rose 6.8% year-over-year in an overall down market.
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A word of clarification from PBOC on all this would go a long way toward calming down market jitters on the expected pace of China's economic growth.
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The volatile stock market in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic has some wondering when the best time to buy more stocks in a down market is.
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Two weeks after I got home from that last deployment I was talking to my mom on the phone, walking down Market Street in downtown San Francisco.
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Because of WeWork's size, "they have more power in a down market," said Thomas J. Barrack Jr., the longtime real estate investor and founder of Colony Capital.
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Less than two months later, hurricane Fran turned the steeples of the First Baptist Church in downtown Wilmington into swaths of red-brick rubble down Market Street.
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The tech is pretty unpractical for such down market uses, but a quick demo is an exciting peek into a future potential of more immersive shared experiences.
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Soybean futures fell, with traders waiting for concrete signs of progress in trade negotiations between the United States and China before buying into a beaten-down market.
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If those trade concerns don't get resolved, it is an open question how long Trump will be willing to tolerate a down market, if it continues to falter.
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Low-end neutral readings argue for a 90% probability of gains in the next 12 months versus September's 70% chance of a down market – a very marked change.
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Meanwhile, middle and upper middle class shoppers have turned their backs on Macy's as it goes full throttle with its JC Penney-style couponing and down market brands.
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This is part of the bank's push to target more people who are pretty rich but not super rich without going too down market for the mega rich.
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"It's quite a bookend to the earlier film where you see the activity down Market Street, only in a different light because everything is devastated," Mr. Kiehn said.
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Ultimately, the company has plans to go down market and sell into the same kinds of stores that are offering Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods burgers and patties.
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"If the purpose of owning bonds is to mitigate the risks of U.S. equities, then [high-yield and emerging markets] won't help in a down market," he said.
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Perhaps the basketball tussle in Glen Park, once a streetcar suburb for working and middle class residents, is just a sign that these disputes are moving down market.
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And even if it does last long-term, he said, he and his wife wouldn't need to pull from their stocks in a down market for three years.
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It also means maintaining low levels of debt and having some emergency savings to avoid having to sell stocks in a down market to raise cash, he says.
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If you are selling because it is your panic reaction in a down market, I think it's fair to say you probably got that part of the decision wrong.
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However, is a woman who wears a corset today, whether following the trends of fashion or the further down-market effects of the Kardashians' "waist trainers," restricted, or freed?
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It can be hard to see a down market as an opportunity, but when you put money into the market when it's low, you're able to buy more shares.
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In December, the European Central Bank stopped adding to its stock of government and corporate bonds, which it had bought in large quantities to push down market interest rates.
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Other stay-at-home stocks such as video conferencing service Zoom and Peloton, the maker of the home exercise bike and streaming service, also rallied amid a down market.
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As the alt-right crowd started to disperse, I followed them further down Market Street and saw the most significant organized group of counterprotestors I had seen all day.
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An angry bartender and viciously mocked butt of all jokes on the existing show, she now gets to be the star, but her character is still decidedly down-market.
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It's unclear what Ms. Winslet is doing in this movie, even if she routinely likes to ditch the refined English rose thing for something down-market and a little rough.
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Because people don't know how they'll react in a down market, they should be asked about their risk tolerance after they have a complete understanding of their personal financial situation.
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With oil prices having fallen 60 percent since mid-2014 to around $40 a barrel, companies are using a mix of asset sales and financings to weather the down market.
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With parliament closed for the summer holidays, Salvini has been waging an unofficial election campaign on Italian beaches, a perfect venue for his down-market, "man-of-the-people" persona.
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Some mutual funds do fall into the group that can outperform the market, and actively managed fund advocates say that the biggest advantages can be seen in a down market.
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Buffett said Berkshire is unlikely to be in the top 15% or bottom 30% of stock market performers over 10 to 15 years, but will outperform in a down market.
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All told, the bank has spent 2 trillion newly conjured euros, or $2.3 trillion, buying bonds in a bid to push down market interest rates, making borrowing cheaper and easier.
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The down market has left many highly anticipated tech IPOs to be delayed, and bankers are now anticipating an inundation of IPOs in the second quarter of 2019, beginning in March.
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ACTIVIST INVESTORS MEET THEIR MATCH | The stock market slump has raised the question of whether shareholder activism can survive a down market, Steven Davidoff Solomon writes in the Deal Professor column.
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Meanwhile, the rise of ultra-low-cost carriers like Iceland's WOW Airlines and Norwegian Air are pushing down market prices, forcing other carriers to offer limited-time promotions and fare sales.
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The last major Wall Street company to try something like this was Morgan Stanley, which merged with the down-market retail brokerage and credit card firm Dean Witter, Discover in 1997.
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But it was the resignation of Jonathan Hill, the UK's EU commissioner and one of the strongest voices of support for the industry, that has sent shivers down market participants' spines.
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That is, as a guy from TV who tweeted stupid memes sometimes and retained a certain down-market patina among more credulous types while serving as a punch line for others.
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While leveling up into the enterprise access control software business might be tough for home smartlock companies like August, Proxy could go down market if it built more physical lock hardware.
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BUFFETT SAYS BERKSHIRE 'WILL OUTPERFORM' IN A DOWN MARKET, AND THAT OVER THE LONG TERM ANY OUTPERFORMANCE 'WILL BE MINOR, BUT IT WILL BE DONE IN A VERY VERY SAFE MANNER'
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"STITCH-UP" With parliament closed for the summer holidays, Salvini has been waging an unofficial election campaign on Italian beaches, a perfect venue for his down-market, "man-of-the-people" persona.
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But even a normally cautious Draghi will be unlikely to shoot down market expectations for the ECB to end bond purchases after the scheme, already extended several times, runs out in September.
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On down-market days in the past, the Trump White House sent economic adviser Larry Kudlow out to make soothing statements about how an agreement between the U.S. and China is likely.
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"Whenever you see strategies deployed that automatically sell in a down market, it is reminiscent of portfolio insurance," says David Harding, the head of Winton Capital Management, a big quantitative hedge fund.
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In negotiations, he was described as pragmatic about how publishers could make more money by permitting more down-market content in their content recommendation boxes, even if it risked them reputational damage.
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As with any startup challenging two powerful and entrenched incumbents, initial success will likely come down-market first, where the barriers to entry are lower –– in this case, beginning in state legislatures.
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Adobe stock dropped more than 2252 percent in a down market for tech stocks on Friday, a day after reporting better-than-expected earnings for the fourth quarter of its 22019 fiscal year.
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"This would ensure sustaining the balance of supply and demand in pretty much the same way we see it now," Zabotkin said, playing down market concerns about the resumption of regular FX purchases.
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Reporter Isobel Yeung travels to the feedlots, farms, and slaughterhouses where our meat is made to understand how cutting corners to bring down market prices and increase demand can lead to environmental catastrophes.
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"All other things equal, a down market is likely a positive factor that drives more business for plaintiffs' class action lawyers," Joseph Grundfest, a Stanford University law professor, said in a phone interview.
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Apple managed to buck a down market Tuesday, closing up more than 2 percent on mostly positive reviews of the iPhone 7 and encouraging (though unspecific) preorder reports from Sprint and T-Mobile.
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Attention on the central bank is intense because of uncertainty about when it will end the bond purchases it has been using to hold down market interest rates and stimulate the eurozone economy.
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In "Barbecue," seen at the Public Theater in 2015, he let the audience laugh at the down-market doings of a white family picnic before continuing the same scene with a black family.
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PE execs have had to get creative in how to spend it — particularly as competition drives asset prices higher — sometimes settling for minority stakes and other times going down-market, targeting smaller companies.
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If so, perhaps it will begin somewhere like San Francisco, where guilt-free and sex-positive public health messages pepper the route along the annual Pride Parade slowly making its way down Market Street.
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Now, with the S&P 22019 up almost 22019 percent this month, you are risking clients saying, 'Hey, you underperform in a down market last year, and now you underperform in an up market?
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"Now advisers tell clients to anticipate the next down market, and they are willing to admit they can't predict when things will go bad," said Scott Smith, director of retail investors for Cerulli Associates.
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Shares of Match Group skyrocketed more than 24% in a mostly down market on Wednesday after the company reported second quarter earnings Tuesday afternoon that showed strong growth in its popular dating app Tinder.
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Selling Boost Mobile, one of three brands that Sprint uses to provide prepaid wireless service, will do little to bring down market concentration in that market, said Craig Moffett, an analyst with MoffettNathanson LLC.
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Morgan Stanley, the white-shoe New York investment bank best known for advising high-net-worth clients and bringing companies public in high-stakes deals, is making a landmark attempt to head down-market.
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Coca-Cola shares popped on Friday amid a down market after the beverage company's quarterly revenue beat Wall Street expectations, with healthier options like Zero Sugar soda and smaller size cans leading the way.
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Then, beginning in January 2015, the central bank issued 2.6 trillion euros, or $2.9 trillion, in new money that it used to buy government bonds as a way of pushing down market interest rates.
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But secretly, I'm wondering if I can afford it — now that I've experienced the power of luxury lingerie and well-crafted, sexy accessories , I don't ever want to go back to the down-market stuff.
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Bordered by private residences, Virginia Park is an urban experiment, a place where the inhabitants of grand stucco-fronted mansions and down-market apartment buildings can lay claim to the same rose garden and playground.
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Target-date funds invest in a diversified mix of underlying stock and bond funds, with the allocation becoming gradually more conservative as your retirement approaches — although they can still take a beating in a down market.
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"Our North America Fiber Cement segment delivered very good volume growth in a down market while generating EBIT margin at the top end of our target range," Chief Executive Officer Jack Truong said in a statement.
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The company's long-standing iPhone strategy involved it beginning at the high end of the market and slowly making its way down market, capturing as much profit share as possible at each subsequently lower price tier.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - European chipmakers tried to play down market concerns about a potential slowdown in global demand at an investor conference in Barcelona this week, striking an upbeat tone on orders from car and smartphone makers.
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Walk down Market Street during rush hour and the wealth disparity is apparent: Techies buzzing inside offices designed like Apple Stores, looking out onto streets dotted with trash, human feces, and the city's 7,500 homeless people.
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In China, "Apple proved it could grow last year through share gains in an otherwise down market, but macro headwinds continue," wrote Cihra, who has a buy rating on the stock and a $160 price target.
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ABERDEEN, Scotland (Reuters) - U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump played down market turmoil in the wake of Britain's decision to leave the European Union on a visit to his Trump International golf course in Aberdeen on Saturday.
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Adler's organization was born at Christmas time in 2014, when he started walking down Market Street in San Francisco asking people who were homeless if they'd like to record a holiday message for a loved one.
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"There's so much risk to them tarnishing their brand reputation, because luxury brand price points are only supported by their perception, and if their brand perception goes down market, their price point gets eroded very quickly. "
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's central bank is succeeding in wrestling down market interest rates and expects to see further declines as it fights a liquidity squeeze caused by low oil prices, top officials said on Monday.
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Then one day, I was walking down Market Street in San Francisco on the way to a meeting when a salesman standing outside of a luxury skincare shop lured me inside with the promise of free samples.
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China's central bank has recently eased monetary policy in the face of slowing economic and credit growth, with moves that included bringing down market interest rates and four cuts in bank reserve requirements so far this year.
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At the January policy meeting, the BOJ kept monetary settings unchanged and its chief hosed down market speculation of a shift away from ultra-easy policy later this year as inflation remained stubbornly shy of its target.
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Realtors are reporting a decline in buyer traffic as well as sellers de-listing their properties because they are either concerned about people in their homes or worried that they will be selling into a down market.
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So many revered players never got to parade down Market Street: Barclay and Bobby Plager, Gassoff and Federko, Al MacInnis and Hull, who is honored outside Enterprise Center with a street and a statue named after him.
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That's led to the company, which went public last year, to see a surge in users and stock price rise of more than 112% this year so far -- a rarity in the current coronavirus-induced down market.
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As any bored kid would do, he wanders off to explore something more interesting than down market home décor (though he's a little long in the tooth for playfully plowing through the racks the way he does).
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A sizable group of community banks are in various stages of consolidation, highlighting how the industry-wide merger and acquisition (M&A) trend is extending down market, as community and regional banks pursue greater scale and cost efficiencies.
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" The Public-Ledger told of a more coincidental confrontation: the two detectives were "strolling" down Market Street when they saw Capone, who they had heard was recently in Atlantic City, parading down the boardwalk "unmolested by shore police.
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Playing down market speculation that a recent comment by ECB President Mario Draghi foreshadowed quicker normalization, Praet said the process will be long and slow, because the current inflation path is based on substantial support from the ECB.
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There will be new product lines, heavy investment in revamping boutiques, and no more Burberry in department stores that lean down-market, all of which will hit the brand's financial performance, and share price, in the short term.
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Other measures announced Thursday include: Buying an additional 120 billion euros, or $135 billion, of government and corporate bonds as part of an effort to increase demand, drive down market interest rates and reduce the cost of borrowing.
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At Mr. de Nysschen's urging, G.M. reorganized Cadillac as an independent division and has moved the brand into its own gleaming headquarters in Manhattan, far from Chevrolet and G.M.'s other, more down-market, brands back in Detroit.
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TOKYO, June 19 (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Deputy Managing Director David Lipton said on Monday the Bank of Japan's new monetary policy framework was already showing some success by bringing down market volatility and stabilising the bond yield curve.
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After years of breaking down market moves for investors — often times at the risk of being wrong — CNBC's Jim Cramer is taking a stand against market commentators who play it safe, but never really help the average stock-picker.
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People who are especially emotional and loss averse are more likely to make the mistake of needlessly selling holdings and switching to cash in a down market, said University of Missouri professor Rui Yao, co-author on the paper.
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Then there were a couple of eye-catching stock reactions: Shares of the big U.S. car manufacturers Ford Motor and General Motors both perked up in a down market early last week on mediocre auto-sales figures for September.
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The BOJ kept monetary settings unchanged as expected on Tuesday and Governor Haruhiko Kuroda hosed down market speculation of a shift away from ultra-easy policy later this year as inflation remained stubbornly shy of the central bank's target.
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Ears, hands or eyes The Internet is awash with gloom-and-doom predictions about the death of many unicorns, a down market for investing in startups, falling public company multiples and a massive disconnect between private and public valuations.
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It's simultaneously moving up and down market to conquer the acceleration space, with both its recent Series A program for more mature startups and $210 million in grants for high potential founders from its extra-early-stage online course.
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Shrugging off frowns from high-brow commentators and opponents, Salvini has made the beaches his political stage, a perfect venue for his down-market, "man-of-the-people" persona - and the more crowded and less exclusive they are the better.
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But that could change as the corporate boards of mid-sized biotech companies, which have been hesitant to seriously consider a sale in a down market, are tempted by the prospect of juicy premiums, investors, analysts and investment bankers said.
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Deutsche Bank said in quarterly earnings presentation that as of June 30 it had $6.17 billion in litigation reserves, and CEO Cryan has sought to play down market concerns, telling staff on Friday that the bank met all current capital requirements.
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A walk down Market Street reveals well-heeled finance executives, techies wearing $2100 sneakers meant to look like unfashionable dad shoes, a heroin user shooting up in plain view of tourists, and an abandoned pair of sweatpants full of shit.
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But a 75 percent crash in oil prices CLc1 since mid-2014, and weak global demand, led by China's slowing economy, have dragged down market inflation gauges like swaps and sovereign bond yields, with vast swathes now showing negative yields.
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"Fantasy Island" ran on ABC from 1977 to 1984; it was an anthology series in which guests at the title resort learned life lessons in down-market O. Henry scenarios demonstrating how careful one ought to be when wishing for things.
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An opening montage sets the scene — palm trees, strip club, flamingos, phallic motorboat — and the opening episodes (three were available for review) flesh out the clichés of Florida life as a down-market stew of sex, drugs and violent crime.
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"After coming from a severely down market in December, a recovery in January and February, a fairly robust market in March, the expectation was that activity would improve," said Art de Pena, managing director and head of loan syndicate and distribution for MUFG.
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Four days later, Business Insider published video of one of Uber's self-driving Ford Fusions tooling down Market Street, and made note of the fact that the company had so far failed to receive regulatory approval to test its autonomous vehicles in California.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Tuesday his administration was considering potential tax cuts on wages as well as profits from asset sales, and sought to play down market anxieties that the world's top economy could be heading for a recession.
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No matter how bullish or bearish I am, and no matter how good or bad the investment climate is, I always make sure I take into account both sides — the case for an up market and the one for a down market.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan kept monetary settings unchanged as expected on Tuesday and its chief hosed down market speculation of a shift away from ultra-easy policy later this year as inflation remained stubbornly shy of the central bank's target.
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Since 2016, with a brief intermission last year, the E.C.B. has been buying government and corporate bonds on the open market as a way of increasing demand, pushing down market interest rates and making it cheaper for governments and companies to borrow money.
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In "Linda Vista," which Ben Brantley called an "inspired, ruthless take on the classic midlife-crisis comedy," he plays Wheeler, a San Diego camera-shop employee who has torpedoed his marriage and moved to a down-market apartment complex to escape the wreckage.
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As we increasingly enter a world of human/AI hybrid cars and people speeding rapidly down Market Street on rickety scooters, his book offers us a panorama view of just how hard it it to get mobility right and make it safe.
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And so the journey continues, from the tranquillity of the Cornish fishing village of Mousehole to the turbulence of a soccer match in Liverpool, from the sadly diminished down-market resort of Blackpool to the orderly and unshowily prosperous Scottish tourist town of Ullapool.
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Such a hybrid would be very interesting from Google, and something that could potentially prove a model for power down-market devices aimed at education and even enterprise use, if they can demonstrate desktop power via the Chrome OS features alongside Android's mobile convenience.
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The rediscovered work is a fitting follow-up to the famous Miles Brothers production "A trip down Market Street before the fire," which shows the bustling city just days before the earthquake, its inhabitants unaware of the disaster to come on April 18, 13.
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To avoid running out of money, they were strategic about their savingsThe easiest way to run out of money during early retirement is to deplete your investment portfolio during the first five years by selling stock into a down market, according to Shen and Leung.
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The actress reminisced the other day about her fixation with its centerpiece, a boxy fur chubby, a down-market variation on a famously scandalizing look introduced in the '70s by Yves Saint Laurent, one inspired by the wartime prostitutes of the Rue Saint-Denis.
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Collect all the portraits lining the many profile pieces of white supremacist Richard Spencer, and you might think you were holding the proofs for a slightly down-market GQ. A soft-faced white man in a too-tight peacoat, posing in a DC park.
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He also predicted a down market for last year, which also turned out to be wrong, because the surprising Trump victory fueled a postelection, late year rally, which saw the S&P gain 9.5 percent in 2016 and the Dow Jones industrial average surge nearly 13.5 percent.
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Entered by the New York dealer-collector Adam Lindemann, and certain to sell for at least $220 million, courtesy of a third-party guarantee, this much-vaunted painting — and its price — indicated to many that contemporary art is far from slumping into a true "down" market.
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This shift from its original mission may be one of the reasons that the store stands alone while other funky downtown stalwarts, such as Canal Jeans, Manic Panic, and Unique Boutique, which catered to a more down-market, rock 'n' roll customer, have closed or relocated.
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Each street had dealers selling different products: We started on the heroin block, wandered through the prescription pill block, and proceeded down Market Street, where he said an entire menu of illicit substances — from cocaine to crystal meth — is available, if you know who to ask.
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I SEE A CITY: Todd Webb's New York (Thames & Hudson, $45), written by Sean Corcoran and Daniel Okrent and edited by Betsy Evans Hunt, shows an upbeat, down-market post-World War II Manhattan, filled with sidewalk vendors and one-story sheds and hand-painted signs.
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Big-box retailer Target and Wal-Mart have made investments to slash prices on frequently purchased items, while value players Lidl and Aldi are expanding rapidly across the U.S. Against the backdrop of a down market, shares of both Kroger and Sprouts traded over 1 percent lower Wednesday.
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"Our goal really here is to bring the kind of cybersecurity that we've been building for government agencies into the commercial market, so this is really work on our side to try to, you might say, bring it down market as the threat landscape moves up market," he said.
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When I mentioned it to my friends, I discovered that everyone was already talking about it, and we all agreed we should march again down Market Street as we had the previous year, when the blood of Harvey Milk and George Moscone was still fresh on the floor of city hall.
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CHANOS: SO WE HAVE THREE POOLS, WE HAVE SHORT ONLY, WE HAVE MARKET NEUTRAL, AND WE HAVE OUR BASICALLY 190-43, WHICH IS 100% NET LONG, BUT HAS SHORT COMPONENT IN IT. AND SO YOU CAN IMAGINE, SHORT ONLY IS DOWN, MARKET NEUTRAL UP SLIGHTLY, 190-90 BEATING THE MARKET.
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For the fall 220 season of Fashion Month, we got more for sure...but also less, as designers redirected our gaze toward a more minimalist mindset, along with some finer details that won't just be hard to replicate come time for them to trickle down market, but may make more sense with time.
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In the middle of a down market Tuesday, one stock stood out: Investors were going wild for shares in Beyond Meat, a maker of "alternative proteins" or plant-based meat products now sold at Whole Foods, Safeway and featured on the menus of Carl's Jr., Del Taco, and TGI Friday's, among others.
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Regional pride was excuse enough to bring up notables like the "Plainfield Ghoul," Ed Gein ("a serial killer and body snatcher whose crimes inspired the Robert Bloch novel and subsequent Alfred Hitchcock film, 'Psycho,' as well as the comparatively down-market 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' franchise that followed"), and the "Milwaukee Cannibal" Jeffrey Dahmer.
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But for millennial naifs, Mr. Rubchinskiy is the ideal interpreter of culture, a designer who, like them, can see the inherent cool in budget labels and is able to detect the down-market appeal of a drawstring Fila hoodie or the old-school style celebrated by the Swedish rappers Laettis Weed or Young Bjorn Borg.
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Also, many of the worst, most dehumanizing stereotypes about fat people — that they're lazy, stupid, and slovenly — are deeply ingrained in fashion's culture and attitudes, so much so that entrepreneurs can be dissuaded from making plus-sizes by the fear that both customers and others in the industry will see them as down-market.
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Among the other arrivals on Viceland this week: "____, That's Delicious," a profanely titled food show in which the rapper Action Bronson visits restaurants and other culinary destinations like a burly, down-market Anthony Bourdain; and "Gaycation," one of the more promising shows, in which the actress Ellen Page and a friend, Ian Daniel, travel to L.G.B.T. destinations around the world.
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And while the Trump Organization and its business partner say the down-market move is not about politics, the president's business is inherently viewed through that lens: The chain will make its debut in little-known towns in Mississippi, a state in the heart of Trump country that favored him over Hillary Clinton by a margin of 2000 percentage points.
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He said Schwab made this deal now because its future competitive set may not be limited to a handful of online brokers, but the Wall Street giants like Bank of America, J.P. Morgan and BlackRock, as technology allows the biggest firms to go down-market in terms of average client size, direct to investors through online arms, and across more business segments.
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And while the Trump Organization and its business partner say the down-market move is not about politics, the president's business is inherently viewed through that lens: The chain will make its debut in little-known towns in Mississippi, a state in the heart of Trump country that favored him over Hillary Clinton by a margin of 113 percentage points.
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When Ava's hard-drinking mother, Nadine, informs her in a "bitchy email" that Zelda is dead ("There was some type of fire following one of your sister's drunken binges, and apparently, she didn't make it out"), Ava jets back from Paris, where she lives with her French boyfriend, Nico, and returns to the family's down-market vineyard in the Finger Lakes.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst 300 index falls 0.3 percent * Cheaper oil pulls down market * ARM Holdings gains after results * Volkswagen leads FTSEurofirst gainers By Danilo Masoni and Atul Prakash MILAN/LONDON, April 20 (Reuters) - European shares retreated from three-month highs on Wednesday as oil prices fell, but the losses were limited by some solid earning updates, including those of UK chip maker ARM.
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This isn't a task for everyone, but if you've been considering a conversion, now might be a good time to do it, Garrett Taylor, a chartered retirement planning counselor at Coastline Wealth Management, tells CNBC Make It. Rather than pay taxes in retirement, investors pay taxes now, when they benefit from the low rates put into place by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and the down market.
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Those slicks paid a handsome 50 cents a word, but Vonnegut sometimes settled for the down-market penny-a-word sci-fi magazines like the brilliantly named Worlds of If. It's fascinating to watch him work themes that would later animate his 14 novels and five books of nonfiction: the cruel stupidity of war, the dehumanizing dangers of technology, the distillation of American values into mere greed and selfishness.
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There they were again at Versace, thick-soled fluorescent rubber footgear pitched more to readers of Complex than GQ. Sure, the Versace show — its first full men's presentation since the house was acquired for a little more than $2 billion by Michael Kors, or as it's now called, Capri Holdings — deployed enough of the house's signature elements and motifs to quash any sense that the brand was heading down-market to become "Korsace," as the naysayers claim.
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