Don't worry, there's more Frozen fun coming down the pike.
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More partnerships and cloud deals are coming down the pike.
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There are two things that are coming down the pike.
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Also, watch for dozens of EPA executive orders coming down the pike.
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WAPNER: THERE ARE MORE TARIFFS COMING DOWN THE PIKE IN MID-DECEMBER.
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"There's a lot of troubling things coming down the pike," he said.
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Absolutely, except that something else was coming down the pike: The internet.
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I think they're coming down the pike, but it's not around the corner.
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I think that we see two types of solutions coming down the pike.
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And the news cycle is … 'cause there's so much that comes down the pike, in two days, nobody- PART 2 OF 3 ENDS [00:24:04] Connie Loizos: The new cycle is, because there's so much that comes down the pike.
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The return of TV favs There's important, big-dog TV coming down the pike.
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More nominations to district and circuit seats are coming down the pike in 2018.
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But we knew regulations of HFCs were coming down the pike, and we're ready.
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The ideas and the information coming down the pike are going to surprise us.
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I write the books column for Vanity Fair so whatever's coming down the pike.
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More zoonotic diseases are expected to come down the pike in the years ahead.
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Chantico Global CEO Gina Sanchez expects many more deals for Amazon down the pike.
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Either stuff you cover or stuff that's coming down the pike in the business?
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And the White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said more firings are likely coming down the pike.
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My path chose me, so in that respect, you never know what's coming down the pike.
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That's not a useful footing with contentious tax reform and infrastructure proposals coming down the pike.
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According to government reports, 104 marine protected areas either exist or are coming down the pike.
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Related to that: How will Tesla deal with the crop of competitors coming down the pike?
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"Their strategy is based on hypothetical decisions that haven't come down the pike yet," he said.
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But the longtime investing guru isn't just worried about the many earnings reports coming down the pike.
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But one of the biggest trends he sees coming down the pike is one we didn't expect.
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KS: All right, but what about the power that they have and what's coming down the pike?
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Your satisfaction will be temporary, as new contenders are coming down the pike faster than greased weasels.
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Disney's "Captain Marvel," which opens Friday, is the first of many potential blockbusters coming down the pike.
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But bank shares sagged, trailing the market amid apprehension about what could be coming down the pike.
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Then we just proceeded down the pike, and we got to religion, health care, lawsuits, everything else.
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There was no sense of place, just shopping centers and horrible traffic up and down the pike.
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The public cannot be focused on every single hearing, on every single regulation, coming down the pike.
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BERTHA COOMBS FOR US. WE HAD A LOT OF EARNINGS AS I SAID COMING DOWN THE PIKE.
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It's possible there are many more changes like this coming down the pike in Congress as well.
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And in hindsight, it&aposs pretty clear that the House Republicans knew what was coming down the pike.
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"We, I think, probably have to be more creative about anticipating what's coming down the pike," he said.
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It will benefit the next great company that's going to come down the pike because competition was possible.
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Now they're not sure whether HHS officials misled them — or simply didn't know what was coming down the pike.
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These are inevitably going to come down the pike, these mergers, as these companies get more and more powerful.
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Even as more oversight coming down the pike to rule social media platforms looks all but inevitable in Europe.
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I knew that coming down just one or two episodes down the pike, she'd be knocked off that pedestal.
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The big deals coming down the pike this year, even as the deals landscape looks more dicey then expected.
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I think humor would be a great way to counter some of the stuff that's coming down the pike.
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Tyler made it clear there may be more down the pike ... he will not censor himself in future photo shoots.
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But this ain't about saving a buck or two ... Hailey says there's a big destination celebration coming down the pike.
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"The Lego Movie: The Second Part," which opens Friday, is the first of many potential blockbusters coming down the pike.
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Here are some of the key political events coming down the pike that could shape the battle for the presidency.
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The question is how the nation's monetary authorities are responding to what's coming down the pike in the months ahead.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday suggested that there could be a "phase two" of tax cuts coming down the pike.
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But there is also a little-noticed change coming down the pike that will have a major impact on business.
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And I think it's a great buy into any tariff-related weakness that you know is coming down the pike.
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But, I think a lot to think about going down the pike, particularly with the credit card right on the horizon.
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A lot of insight into how these things work, how they don't work, and what's going to come down the pike.
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Plus, there could be more changes to race ratings coming down the pike — another factor that could influence the NRCC's strategy.
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So I think this is a way for us to talk about all of this stuff that's coming down the pike.
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Looking at the Vive will not prepare you for what is coming down the pike but you can see the broad strokes.
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Robert Lighthizer highlighting "significant concerns" from the business community — and pressing the administration on whether more tariffs are coming down the pike.
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With less regulation coming down the pike, there's every reason to believe that the future will only be brighter for America's banks.
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So shoppers know what's coming down the pike in terms of doorbusters and bargains—including all the best Black Friday TV deals.
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But that's still far from enough, especially when you consider the exorbitantly expensive new immunotherapies and personalized treatments coming down the pike.
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And if other beleaguered tech companies think that suitors will pay such handsome sums, more transactions may be coming down the pike.
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So, that's what is coming down the pike for America, if Oprah Winfrey wants to be the most powerful woman on earth.
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And coming down the pike is a doozy of a development, 85 Jay Street, which will eat up an entire city block.
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One of the boldest ideas coming down the pike is a universal child allowance: a monthly stipend for all families with children.
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Republicans want to get out ahead of whatever allegations might be coming down the pike when Democrats take their impeachment inquiry public.
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"We also suspect that the company probably has some product innovations coming down the pike," Susquehanna analyst Shyam Patil said in a note.
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Is there enough demand from investors to buy into all of the IPOs that are expected to come down the pike this year?
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I'd rather wrap it all together into something big, that stands alone, even if it comes down the pike a little bit later.
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So they're saying, if we do nothing over the steel tariffs, if we do nothing, what's gonna come down the pike at us?
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He also reactivated his Instagram this week after a long hiatus, leading many fans to believe new music is coming down the pike.
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As a befuddling year comes to its grinding close, it's hard to remember, much less catalog, everything that has barreled down the pike.
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The comparison isn't apples to apples, of course, but it provides a window into what threatens to come down the pike in health care.
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RuPaul, who changed the face of reality television with his gender-bending competition program "RuPaul's Drag Race," has another show coming down the pike.
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"Apart from central banks, there's a ton of bond market supply coming down the pike due to infrastructure and tax bill spending," Graham said.
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Now, there's yet another renovation coming down the pike: "Our Studded Kiss [Lipstick] army is getting a makeover," the brand declared in an Instagram post.
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There's more O.J. content coming down the pike, this time in the form of an ESPN 30 for 30 documentary called O.J.: Made in America.
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At this point you can probably crowdfund almost anything, and I'd love to see a crowdfunded car come down the pike one of these days.
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Things we can't even imagine, which are coming down the pike in some ... Essentially, any old episode of "Black Mirror" will help you understand that.
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It's not for repairing ecosystems that, in a sense, don't need repairing anymore because we're already 10,000 years down the pike from what they were.
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It was also not immediately clear whether the sanctions Haley had previewed -- and which multiple officials said were coming down the pike -- were still impending.
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There will be other products coming down the pike that will increase the company's focus on tailoring its offerings to meet performance needs, says Lombardi.
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When complicated, messy, big issues come down the pike — like extending cap and trade — the legislature is able to respond and do the people's business.
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Standing in 1935, no one knows what's coming down the pike from Africa in the violence and oppression that you can't romanticize or essentialize Africa.
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Instead, expect a steady stream of judges to keep coming down the pike — and potential opposition from Republican senators if they want to send a message.
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Although it won't ship until 2019, Microsoft wants any company drawing up budgets for hardware orders to know it's got something special coming down the pike.
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But even as Trump touted that significant diplomatic coup, a new report, with the potential to completely upend the status quo, was coming down the pike.
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Ablin, who's bullish on the 2-Year, said that not even a "fantastic" earnings season will prevent the stock market troubles likely coming down the pike.
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Based on what the N.C.A.A. had coming down the pike if we kept the name, it became pretty obvious that we had to make a change.
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They added that with massive infrastructure needs coming down the pike, carving out municipal debt would make it that much harder to raise the funds needed.
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I think it's going to be really exciting to be talking about, OK, looks like autonomous vehicles are coming down the pike — is that a pun?
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Stilgoe and his coauthors suggest that four things are important for innovation to proceed responsibly: Anticipate what's coming down the pike, and what it's likely to do.
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We took all the technological improvement that was coming down the pike and devoted it to mass and power — cars doubled power and increased weight by 40 percent.
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VC Chris Dixon of Andreessen Horowitz thinks it's a lot harder to predict financial cycles than it is to see a new computing platform coming down the pike.
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Facebook was aware of a fine of this magnitude potentially coming down the pike for some time, and braced for a hit between $3 billion and $5 billion.
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No matter what comes down the pike, they have a rationalization or deflection ready to go -- even when it goes against the substance of what they once claimed.
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Markets don't need perfect foresight to see that the growing excess demand coming down the pike will inexorably lead to rising inflation and increasing budget and trade deficits.
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Because I see our federal government not at all understanding what's coming down the pike, so I think it is up to governors to really understand it. Absolutely.
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The other issue is privacy around this information, especially in light of GDPR customer privacy rules in Europe, and other privacy initiatives coming down the pike in other countries.
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While we're excited about the Dirty Dancing reboot that's coming down the pike, there's no getting around the fact that the original is a little dated at this point.
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If Wall Street pundits are on the mark with their predictions of increased market volatility coming down the pike, passively managed funds could be in for a wild ride.
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"We definitely have some very exciting ideas coming down the pike that I cannot share with you at this juncture, but shortly you will know about them," she said.
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These are normal companies that should see softness in their business if there's something coming down the pike, and we haven't seen that softness yet in our order numbers.
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On Episode 52, beauty editors Jennifer Goldstein and Jessica Matlin interviewed Weiss, the founder of Into The Gloss and Glossier, about her company and what's coming down the pike.
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HHS officials indicated further changes could be coming down the pike, and anti-abortion groups outside Congress have also been pushing for the Reagan regulations to make a comeback.
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So, given the apparent certainty that a younger and more liberal Supreme Court nominee from Clinton would soon come down the pike, might Republicans simply rush through Garland's confirmation then?
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The company has already released a beta version of 13.2 with new features for the iPhone 11, so it looks like that will be coming down the pike very soon.
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If Democrats do regain control of the Senate, they would have significantly more power in trying to stymie Kavanaugh and any other judicial picks that Trump sends down the pike.
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It costs $25,000 so you can buy this watch and not buy the next 60 or so Apple Watch versions that are coming down the pike in the next century.
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So, it's not surprising that viewers and actors alike are fancasting who could play who in a biopic that's surely coming down the pike after the pandemic is behind us.
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BUT WE ALSO INVESTED IN R&D, IN ORGANIC INNOVATION, YOU SAW WE JUST INTRODUCED A HYPER CONVERGED PRODUCT, WE'VE GOT A LOT OF PRODUCTS THAT ARE COMING DOWN THE PIKE.
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I am not so naive to believe should Democrats back off a Gorsuch filibuster we won't find ourselves in this exact situation when the next SCOTUS nomination comes down the pike.
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"We're living in a world that is riddled with consumer privacy issues and legislation that could come down the pike tomorrow and destroy a lot of these businesses," the source said.
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For now, there is little coming down the pike to threaten the markets, as economic growth remains robust in the U.S. and appears to be picking up in Europe and Asia.
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He pointed to dislocated markets, possible government stimulus coming down the pike, and the drastic precautionary actions the US is taking to quell the coronavirus' effects as reasons for his bullishness.
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Citing Justice Department sources, CBS reports that more federal arrests targeting neo-Nazi or white nationalists are coming down the pike, including people with ties to networks in Europe, Ukraine, and Russia.
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These days, I'm so stick of struggling to figure out every new touchscreen infotainment system that comes down the pike, I long for the era of AM/FM radios and crank windows.
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Democratic leaders must decide whether they will offer solutions that they hope won't be rejected out of hand by Republicans, or whether they want to oppose everything that comes down the pike.
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Still, should how his case was resolved — and there remain questions about what the White House knew, when — be the template for every non-White House offender who comes down the pike?
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These kinds of revelations and justifications raised suspicion, but they kept her in the headlines and built an audience for any potential tell-all interviews or books that could come down the pike.
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He admits that we have been hearing about this data-driven worker for years, and a slew of companies and products have come down the pike that were supposed to solve this problem.
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This likely explains why the Trump administration's tax cuts remain resolutely unpopular: The public heard about trillions of dollars coming down the pike, but they seem to be getting precious little of it.
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Related: The Philippines Are Finding Themselves Between a Chinese Rock and an American Hard Place To be sure, there's some other stuff that's almost certainly coming down the pike in Carter's upcoming speeches.
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So I want to see, I want to see more CEO&aposs finding ways to align their core business case with the kinds of problems that are coming down the pike for companies.
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Civil servants have been downloading encrypted, paper-trail-less messaging apps like WhatsApp and Signal in an effort to establish a secure dissent network should legally gray (or worse) orders come down the pike.
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They can dust themselves off, make half-hearted mea culpas, and get ready to hitch themselves to the next war, the next reign of terror, or the next demagogue that comes down the pike.
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The Night School and Nobody's Fool star has a number of films coming down the pike, including The Kitchen, Limited Partners, The Secret Life of Pets 2, and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.
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Because of course, what he was so successful in innovating and bringing to the market 00 high priced electric vehicles that were sexy everybody else is now coming and they are coming down the pike.
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And there are more in existence and likely coming down the pike, since every company both worries on Amazon encroaching on their business, but also, more simply, will try to provide what their customers want.
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The witness, he said, is "among the defendants in this group, I believe, [who] has started to cooperate, and there may be a criminal case coming down the pike reasonably shortly," according to the transcript.
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The Night School and Nobody's Fool star has a number of films coming down the pike, including The Kitchen, Limited Partners, The Secret Life of Pets 2, and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.
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But here's the catch: While there are more environmentally-friendly alternatives coming down the pike, they don't yet offer the same finish or sparkle, and how much better they are for the environment is debatable.
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And more units are coming down the pike: An estimated 5,740 apartments across some 140 buildings are expected to come to market next year in Manhattan alone, most of which are aimed at the high end.
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But we have the danger of cropping up of Ebola, and we've just seen recently over the last several weeks cases that far down the pike from the original infection are transmitted, including by sexual transmission.
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"If I had the choice of being the most brilliant and sophisticated writer that ever came down the pike, or of being the simple melodic songwriter that I am, I would still have chosen the latter."
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The reason Obamacare is a mess is because Senate Republicans opted to pull out of negotiation on a bill that included many of their own ideas, and just focus on ruining whatever came down the pike.
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"The digital environment presents new challenges that the FBI has to address in terms of what's coming down the pike," Wray said in an address to the FBI Boston Conference on Cyber Security at Boston College.
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"The complaint is about the fees but it's such a small amount, but their concern is that other fixes might be coming down the pike, so they're making a big deal out of the fees," Hira said.
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Many in the tech industry felt they needed to resolve the sex-trafficking issue in part to focus on other battles coming down the pike, including a separate bill seeking new online political ad disclosures, sources say.
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Experimenting with carbon removal deserves "a newfound sense of urgency" not least because more intrusive "geo-engineering" ideas, such as blocking some of the sun's rays from reaching the planet, are "coming down the pike", she said.
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Containers were barely a thing back then, but the founders had a vision of what was coming down the pike and their bet has paid off in a big way as the company now has first-mover advantage.
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While predicting what's coming down the pike is a difficult if not impossible task, you can still take precautionary steps: Make sure your system is up to date, and be skeptical of any and all emails and links.
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Even if the rules had not made the Dell and NVIDIA leaks illegal, it would obviously be improper for those working inside a company to tell their associates in the investment business what is coming down the pike.
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"I saw a few things coming down the pike that I wanted to avoid, like dating women and maybe not so much believing in God," she says, although she's now back to being more open to spiritual scaffolding.
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Mr Breyer and several of his colleagues, especially the conservative-leaning ones, seemed frustrated by Mr Hilliard's inability to articulate a practical rule to govern not just Mr Mesa's conduct but other extraterritorial rights claims that may come down the pike.
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It's also fitting, and almost too cutting, that amid America's current introspection into how our institutions are run and the culture they breed, one of the most exciting TV shows coming down the pike focuses on the next generation of supervillains.
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In the interview, Maddow played clips of Giuliani, a top Trump campaign surrogate, apparently boasting on television during the latter days of the 2016 race about big news coming down the pike that could be bad for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The morning hearing lacked the big names that are a little further down the pike, including former Trump campaign members Paul Manfort and Roger Stone and Trump son-in-law and senior advisor Jared Kushner, focusing instead on academics and researchers.
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"They may or may not feel the need to do something more orderly or organized down the pike, but for now they feel enraged and this seems to be a sort of natural place to put that energy," he told me.
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Plank gestured to products coming down the pike this year that he thinks will give Under Armour a foothold in this segment, but it remains to be seen what these new products will be and how customers will react to them.
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But something patently unpredictable -- the media story of the year -- was coming down the pike with Cavuto on the sidelines as well: A sexual harassment suit against the man who originally hired him at CNBC in the early '90s, Roger Ailes.
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I just thought I'd add a note from further down the pike, as someone who's a quarter-century older than Avent: the nature of the reward from work does change as you get older, although it doesn't necessarily go away.
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Chief Justice John Roberts kept pushing lawyers on both sides of the reach of a potential opinion and how it might impact other cases coming down the pike concerning issues of religion and the use of public school bathrooms by transgender students.
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He's one to watch – not that you'll be able to help it, considering how many high-profile films he has coming down the pike, including The Secret Scripture with Rooney Mara and Theo James and Free Fire with Brie Larson and Armie Hammer.
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But to your point, Facebook has had a really, really tough year, and when I talk to folks there ... you know, these days there's kind of a sense of, I think, some real worrying about what is coming down the pike for them.
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And on that note, Marvel hasn't, beyond Far From Home's end-credits scenes, let us know what films it has coming down the pike (we will probably find out more during San Diego Comic-Con this week and the D23 expo in August).
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Meanwhile, rumors abound of other Pixel-branded products coming down the pike, such as new Pixel Buds to compete with all the other wireless earbuds being introduced this year, a new Pixelbook Chrome OS laptop, and an addition to the Nest brand of devices.
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As of now, there's no word on exact launch date or price (or even if there will be more color iterations coming down the pike — fingers crossed for a Pink or Red Ranger), but we'll keep you posted as soon as we know more.
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Premium content-- it turns out that the public markets, you know, didn't really want to acknowledge the value of Sky or the value of Star India or the-- the value of the -- Ava-- -- the-- Cameron movie that's coming down the-- down the pike-- Avatar.
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But it's the antitrust division that keeps them up at night: Big tech firms know Sessions will have to bless any mergers coming down the pike and an activist department could even look at coming after tech companies the administration thinks have gotten too big.
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Plus, as our friends at Jalopnik point out, it would make sense for Apple to buy a company that would have the know-how of manufacturing a car—and would have technical know-how for what is coming down the pike in the world of automotive.
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After a stop at the coffee cart, I arrived at my booth around 7am and began to sort through and organize Friday's tickets in my daily ritual … still unaware of what had happened and what was coming down the pike for us when the market opened.
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Our reporters also learned about little vehicle tweaks coming down the pike that might make your life a bit better: smart headlights that won't blind your fellow drivers, and a system from Hyundai that might cancel out some of the more unpleasant sounds of the road.
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Choosing gifts is more difficult than picking what to watch on Netflix, but with tons of beauty product launches coming down the pike, you don't have to settle on a blanket (unless it's weighted) like you would watching reruns of The Office for the 100th time.
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More blackface in Virginia came down the pike thick and fast — Northam's attorney general, Mark Herring, admitted a few days after Northam's photo was republished that he too had once worn blackface, in 1980 (it had been to approximate the rappers he and his friends listened to, including Kurtis Blow).
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Noting that both transitions and "the path to equality is rarely easy," Kim encouraged his fans to be hopeful about the future, not only because Hawaii Five-0 is coming off of "one of its strongest seasons," but also because he's excited about what he has coming down the pike.
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"Jerry Brown has warned of the chances some headwinds on the economy coming down the pike are pretty high — we are not prepared for that," said Austin Beutner, a former Wall Street investment banker and deputy mayor of Los Angeles, who is the superintendent of the Los Angeles school district.
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I do think we're going to start to see the GDPR in Europe begin to have real effects, and the first couple of cases that the regulators pick to take are going to be really important, and we've been in communication with them about some of the things coming down the pike.
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After all, since you know this question is coming down the pike, you might as well have the answer on lock — so you can pivot your full attention to prepping for one of those oddball "if you were any animal, which animal would you be?" questions that some hiring managers still insist on asking.
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" In Conte's post he vaguely mentioned a change coming down the pike, "We still have to fix the problems that those changes addressed, but we're going to fix them in a different way, and we're going to work with you to come up with the specifics, as we should have done the first time around.
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Down the pike they came: Henry Cavill's gummed-on brassy silver mess, which (allegedly) transformed him into Geralt in the soon-to-arrive Netflix adaptation of The Witcher; Michelle Williams' stiff honey-blonde horror in Venom; the scraggly gray monstrosity Melissa McBride was forced to wear after a six-year time jump on AMC's The Walking Dead.
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Clinton a piece of advice if she wishes to win me over: Instead of just figuring out new ways to attack Senator Sanders, she would be a better candidate for me if she could show that her vision includes some newer concepts of where this country might be further down the pike, say, in 20 to 40 years and beyond.
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With its $26 million cash injection, Shape said it plans a greater international expansion across the U.K., Europe and the Middle East and Asia to support its growing user base — about half of its customers are located outside of the U.S. And, the company will be bolstering its product development work with new products set to be announced down the pike.
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We're here with Luther Lowe from Yelp who does their lobbying for them, and Beth Wilkinson who is a trial lawyer who's represented companies, who's been against companies, and who knows a lot about what's coming down the pike for tech companies in Washington, and we're here with my co-host Hilary Rosen and we're going to talk about what's coming next.
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Rather, it's something really fun to do with your money, and hey, if a few years down the road you get bored with playing real-life fantasy sports, you can always cash out by selling your new plaything to the next sucker who comes along—and given the way the U.S. economy is going, there likely will be more suckers coming down the pike.
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And grunge was cremated, its ashes flushed down the Pike Place Market Starbucks toilet, that same year when the Styles section of this newspaper allowed itself to be hoaxed by a former Sub Pop records employee on its "Lexicon of Grunge," serving up bogus mosh-pit lingo like "big bag of blotation" (drunk), "lamestain" (uncool person) and "swingin' on the flippity flop" (hanging out). Oops!
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"There has been so much coming down the pike in the last five years, but there's a lot of conflicting evidence out there and people are trying to cut through the clutter," said Rick Wolff, senior executive editor at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, which recently published a book, "QB: My Life Behind the Spiral," by the former N.F.L. quarterback Steve Young, who retired because of concussions.
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A lot of other organizers who I know are feeling this same mood now where, at the same time that we're terrified about what's coming down the pike, there's just an extraordinary sense of hope in how many people are stepping outside of their comfort zone—doing things that they've never done before; stretching themselves, politically, organizationally and tactically to fight for our basic rights and freedoms right now.
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"I'm supposed to be crafting long-term, future directional legislation and policy, but my job has sort of shifted to answering the phone and trying to aide very worrisome constituents—not just from our district but random districts around the nation—about their frustration and fears because of rumors coming out of the White House or media reports about what could be coming down the pike," Aitch said.
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In addition to making an argument that, "If you want a better deal, then you better start unionizing and organizing, 'cause otherwise you're going to get screwed," in addition to making the argument that if you're in the service sector right now, you should be fighting for a higher minimum wage 'cause across the board, everybody in the service sector is going to be better off ... In addition to those traditional arguments, we, I think, probably have to be more creative about anticipating about what's coming down the pike.
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In all this, what I would say, and I'll let this be my final point, and I appreciate the time you've given to this conversation today, is I think that to have this conversation well, to be ready for what may or may not come down the pike, to be able to talk about this, as you say, like adults, I think that you would be doing your audience a service to let go of some of the feelings you have about what you call identity politics and what you see in others with identity politics and have more conversations about race in America and the way it is built and they way it is seen and the way it acts on people's life chances.
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