Argentina's rocky financial history makes the dollar's dominance there unsurprising.
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Jackson's financial history, however, is not entirely comprised of wins.
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On the campaign trail, rivals assailed Mr. Trump's financial history.
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And that's just the beginning of Avenatti's shady financial history.
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That has been a bedrock assumption across centuries of financial history.
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For Rogers, the book proves that financial history will repeat itself.
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The longest bull market in modern financial history ran from Oct.
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So let's remind ourselves of what we know about DoorDash's financial history.
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Hoylman has a history of pursuing legislation to uncover Trump's financial history.
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Financial history shows that when debt outstrips GDP growth, accidents become more likely.
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The company's financial history is inextricably tied to the country's economic ebbs and flows.
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Mr. Calomiris is an expert on banking, corporate finance, financial history and monetary economics.
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If fact, AltIvyW isn't even straight or white, and his personal financial history is unknown.
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And for those who believe that financial history rhymes, Morris' opinions are now especially welcome.
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To address their financial history, for instance, candidates release tax returns (although this one hasn't).
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They will be different for each person depending on their financial history and loan provider.
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Some firms specifically try to generate credit judgments in the absence of a conventional financial history.
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With no address history, there is also no financial history, preventing any future access to credit.
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Financial history shows that the valuation basis for equities and bonds has already undergone one historic change.
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A bank evaluates whether to grant you the loan based on your financial history and credit score.
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Last week, the New York Times released the most comprehensive look into Donald Trump's financial history ever compiled.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan's opinion lands as House Democratic committees are seeking more details through subpoenas about Trump's financial history.
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In its filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Lyft released its financial history for the first time.
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Mr. Trump has released his personal financial disclosure form, but a large portion of his financial history remains unknown.
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Related: Ross's "extraordinarily shady financial history doesn't get the attention it deserves," Michelle Goldberg writes in her latest column.
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Take a trip through recent financial history to see if you've got what it takes to beat the market.
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Given that Banks's business life has been picaresque, and his financial history opaque, many questions may never be fully answered.
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Canada shared America's topsy-turvy financial history until it committed several decades ago to get serious about stopping financial breakdown.
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The case is one among several where Trump is challenging various House committees' requests for records of his financial history.
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Mueller has reportedly teamed up with New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to examine Manafort's business dealings and financial history.
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Cashless stores are in fact just the latest iteration of payment options to pop up over the course of financial history.
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"It's the greatest deal in financial history," said Matt Hougan, CEO of Inside ETFs, the world's largest exchange-traded fund conference.
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The case is one among several where the President is challenging various House committees' requests for records of his financial history.
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Trump warned Mueller not to focus on his financial history, telling The New York Times that it would cross a line.
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Having a fuller picture of your financial life and financial history, Earnest can offer you the best rate for your situation.
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It's a good question because the current bull run is now 9 years old, the second-longest in recent financial history.
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Business clients would ask for personal information on individuals, not just financial history but political activity, marital problems, even sex lives.
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Investigators are trying to piece together his financial history to search for clues that could help determine what set him off.
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Can a board member — who has extensive access to personal and financial history — use a prospective owner's information for personal gain?
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Of course, it may be too early to predict the end of one of the longest bull markets in financial history.
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Kelly has been under fire almost from the start for his lack of a scientific background and his own financial history.
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"I am confident we will have the will and the tools to finally expose Trump's financial history to sunlight," he said.
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Help could soon be in sight for consumers who lack enough financial history to get credit scores and qualify for affordable loans.
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The reality, however — especially having to confess every detail of my sketchy financial history to this lawyer — was nothing short of awful.
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If your credit score and financial history are strong, you might be able to score a lower rate than you have now.
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Those scores, the algorithmic assessment of a consumer's entire financial history, help decide whether somebody gets a job or a new home.
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Perhaps the longest bull market in financial history has been that in bonds, given the secular decline in interest rates since 1981.
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It has since been reported that Mueller is looking at Trump's financial history as part of the probe into Russian election interference.
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Many of them will attempt to dig into the president's financial history, a red line that Mueller is not believed to have crossed.
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On Tuesday, the New York Times published an expansive investigation that uncovered the complicated, and legally dubious, financial history of the Trump family.
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"It's probably not a great idea to ask for someone's financial history on the first date," Mike Cetera, credit card analyst at Bankrate.
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MOCA has had a rocky financial history over the past two decades, at times dipping into its endowment to cover its operating budget.
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We fill out a loan application based on our financial history, and get pre-approved to finance the remaining balance for the procedure.
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Betting against a flare-up of such turmoil has been one of the longest-running and most profitable trades in recent financial history.
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Early in your financial history, cards can be helpful for building a credit history, which will in turn help raise your credit score.
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But if the timeline is approved, this case would add yet another layer to various pursuits by members of Congress of Trump's financial history.
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It also does financial management and expense tracking, which makes loan approvals easier because it has a pretty clear window into applicants' financial history.
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Fusion GPS Co-Founder Glenn Simpson's recently disclosed Senate testimony has cast new light on President Donald Trump's nebulous business ties and financial history.
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Trump's lawyers previously claimed that the amendment was part of a campaign to attempt to damage the President by exposing his personal financial history.
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The revenue GDC has earned from selling its infamously expensive passes was characterized as "significant," according to a source familiar with GDC's financial history.
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On the site of the Bank of New York, which was founded by Hamilton, this museum is devoted to American finance and financial history.
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Under the BlackRock umbrella, that figure has exploded to $1.7 trillion, making that deal one of the more lucrative ones in recent financial history.
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Ge's alleged financial fraud attracted so much attention because it was revealed by Harry Markopolos, the whistleblower of the biggest ponzi scheme in financial history.
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Stockholm has a strong financial history, mobile adoption is rife, and fintech lends itself well to mobile solutions, meaning Scandinavia is a good user market.
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It's the second attempt in court that Trump has made this month to thwart the Democratic-led House of Representatives from investigating his financial history.
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That way, they&aposre looking at the whole you and not just a three-digit number that&aposs supposed to inform your whole financial history.
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Kelly was under fire from the time he was announced to his position for his lack of a scientific background and his own financial history.
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Why it matters: The background check of Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law, took over a year due to his foreign contacts and financial history.
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On Tuesday, Forbes published an investigation into Justice's financial history which detailed how he'd failed to pay taxes on a plethora of businesses he owns.
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BuzzFeed reports that the Commonwealth Bank lost 12 million customers' data after magnetic tape backups containing their personal financial history from 2004 to 2014 went missing.
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This FinScore index assigns users a rate of between 0 and 900 points, based on analyzing more than 160 variables, including via accessing users' financial history.
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Kelly has been under fire from the time he was announced to his position for his lack of a scientific background and his own financial history.
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Today, governments that have relied upon quantitative easing (QE) instead of undertaking necessary structural reforms have arguably entered into the grandest Faustian bargain in financial history.
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"We doubt that we will ever learn the truth behind what will go down in financial history books as the short volatility flash crash," he added.
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The aide argued that members all have their own areas they are investigating from emoluments to Trump's financial history and all are important for this investigation.
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In what can best be characterized as the grimace emoji personified, CBA lost 12 million customers' data after losing the magnetic backup tapes containing customers' financial history.
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The move brings the marketplace lender in line with a range of financial services companies that are offering one-stop windows into a user's total financial history.
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Mr. Kushner's background as a wealthy New York real estate developer with a complicated financial history is also likely to have slowed the thorough background check process.
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"We were really focused on location here, which is the City, with its financial history, but also East London, which has a certain quirkiness," Mr. Blackwell said.
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The case was a quick and brutal loss for Trump among several efforts he has made in recent weeks to fend off Congress' pursuit of his financial history.
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As the scandal unfolds, Trump's murky financial ties to Russia are coming to the fore, showing the need for laws requiring presidential candidates to disclose their financial history.
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THE SPIDER NETWORK The Wild Story of a Math Genius, a Gang of Backstabbing Bankers, and One of the Greatest Scams in Financial History By David Enrich Illustrated.
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Old invoices, grant applications, and fundraising appeal letters also provide snapshots into the organization's financial history and the relationships between people that helped sustain the organization over time.
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This week, Congress won the opening salvo in the first legal battle over a subpoena to the private accounting firm Mazars USA for information relating to Trump's financial history.
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Any oversights in vetting of his personal, legal and financial history on the part of the administration are likely to be ruthlessly exploited by liberals who oppose his nomination.
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Start with A Financial History of Western Europe, in which Kindleberger documents how many times merchants in different centuries figured out clever ways of doing the exact same thing.
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"We are creating the biggest bubble in duration (with the debt markets) that we've probably seen in financial history ", he warned as he described gold as an "anti-bubble".
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Of course, across the long stretch of financial history until around 1960, stocks as a class almost always yielded more than safe bonds, as compensation for their greater risk.
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If a hiring decision is made based on a candidate's financial history, the FCRA requires notices to the applicant, both before and after the adverse hiring decision is made.
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"The market is running with the assumption that while this tumult will be the deepest recession in modern-day financial history, it will also be the shortest," Innes wrote.
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The Free Application for Student Aid ( FAFSA ) form, required of all students seeking assistance, consists of a hundred or so questions detailing the financial history of the applicant's family.
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Their chief innovation was using computer-driven statistical analysis to translate people's personal details and financial history into a simple score, predicting how likely they were to pay back loans.
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Trump's financial history remained a subject of interest after former FBI Director Robert Mueller was appointed special counsel to an investigation of possible contacts between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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He also shows them his financial history, his taxes, his credit, and June is expecting to receive something that's similar to what his dad had received all those years before.
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If you've got great credit, for example, your financial history might indeed lead to you getting better offers: cards with more points, loans with lower interest rates, and so on.
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While most investors on Wall Street lost money a decade ago during the depths of the crisis, some investors thrived and earned their place in the annals of financial history.
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Warren's campaign has argued that this accounting, coupled with the 11 years of tax returns she's already released, provides a fuller picture of Warren's financial history than her tax returns.
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Its research shows the number of 'adverse credit' mortgage products or home loans to people with a patchy financial history, has more than doubled to 250 from 13 a year ago.
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That means buyers of these securities will get fewer euros, yen, Swiss francs or Danish kroner back than they invested, a development without precedent in hundreds of years of financial history.
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But after spending a year studying tens of thousands of pages of confidential records, our New York Times colleagues uncovered new details about the president's financial history that contradict that narrative.
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" She says your financial history could give clues about "what kind of parent you're going be, what kind of friend you're going be [and] what kind of partner you're going be.
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Bubbles have been studied by a host of academic economists and students of financial history, from Ben Bernanke to John Kenneth Galbraith to Charles Kindleberger, and from Edward Chancellor to Jim Grant.
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"This is a remarkable find, an unprecedented archive of our nation's first Secretary of the Treasury, documenting the founding of our nation's financial history," said Nathan Raab, principal at The Raab Collection.
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Albert Kelly was hired to lead the Superfund program last year but has been under fire almost from the start for his lack of a scientific background and his own financial history.
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"What would make a big difference is if the pound is worth less than the euro," Natacha Postel-Vinay, an assistant professor who teaches financial history at the London School of Economics, said.
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Social behaviors may not factor into US credit scores, but the idea that a person's financial history reflects trustworthiness has long influenced employment decisions and other factors that affect Americans' quality-of-life.
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After spending much of the past year poring over never-before-seen documents, our colleagues unearthed new information about the president's financial history that contradict his story of being a self-made billionaire.
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Opinion Columnist On Thursday morning, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross — a man whose extraordinarily shady financial history doesn't get the attention it deserves — appeared on CNBC's "Squawk Box" to talk about the government shutdown.
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In theory, the laws of self-interest would have caused officials to look very carefully at their new client's financial history to make sure he was going to pay back everything he borrowed.
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A criminal history is obviously the biggest red flag, yet even just verifying the information a potential clients gives, like an address, vehicle ownership, mortgage and financial history can raise suspicions for an agent.
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With the stock market attaining the crown of the longest-running bull market in modern financial history, investors should not fret over the milestone but should focus on the solid underpinnings driving the run.
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This also makes it attractive to recent migrants or other customers that don't have a full financial history and therefore may find it more cumbersome to apply for an account with a high street bank.
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Some of the investigators have vast experience prosecuting financial malfeasance, and the prospect that Mr. Mueller's inquiry could evolve into an expansive examination of Mr. Trump's financial history has stoked fears among the president's aides.
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That process requires checking Nauert's financial history, looking for potential conflicts of interest or any issue that might make a nominee vulnerable to foreign pressure -- part of the usual Senate scrutiny brought to bear on nominees.
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In the three years since Donald J. Trump announced his candidacy for president, there has been plenty of investigation into his financial history — especially because he broke with tradition and declined to release his tax returns.
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The reasons for that — quiescent mutual fund boards, complacent investors and a general unwillingness to call a halt to one of the great gravy trains in financial history — are all visible inside Mr. Baron's fund family.
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And the subpoena to the accounting firm Mazars demands similarly comprehensive records of Trump's financial history, including audits, annual financial statements and even communications between Trump's companies and the firm from the past decade, the lawyers wrote.
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The investigation is also looking into the company's financial history, in particular its relationship to certain banks, and how it may have used the data it gathered from Facebook and other online sources, according to The Times.
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The Office of Personnel Management breach exposed the addresses, health and financial history, and other private details of over 6900 million people, including every person that was given a government background check for the last 2628 years.
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"It's hard to imagine that in his complicated financial history there aren't some places where lines have been crossed," GOP strategist and ABC News contributor Alex Castellanos said Sunday on ABC's "This Week," referring to the president.
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"For the first time in financial history, founders can access capital from both large and small investors armed with nothing more than a slick website," said Arthur Hayes, chief executive at crypto-currency derivatives trading platform BitMEX.
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The special election may turn on a host of local and candidate-specific factors — from Gianforte's career as a tech billionaire and assault of a reporter, to Quist's checkered financial history and messy lawsuits against former bandmates.
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"They're going to investigate his bank accounts and his financial history for evidence of bribes and paybacks and where they might have come from," Emmanuel Gallardo, a Mexican journalist who covers organized crime, told the Daily Beast.
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The idea that Google, Facebook, and Amazon are interested in people's financial history and spending habits potentially draws comparisons to how some companies are capitalizing on the so-called social credit score being developed by the Chinese government.
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But this was just the first, modest step in what is shaping to be a larger war over how much of Trump's sordid financial history is in the public interest—and how much people actually care about it.
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And that holds just as true for an army of European bureaucrats and politicians who are now tasked with closing the book on what many consider to have been the most frightening chapter in modern Europe's financial history.
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Pictured above (from left to right): Jason Gross, Andrew Endicott, Jack Arenas Petal provides a no-fee credit card using technology called "cashflow underwriting," which analyzes an individual's digital financial history and measures their creditworthiness in real time.
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He also requested the tax returns of eight of Trump's business entities, a nod to escalating pressure from liberals in the caucus who have argued that Trump's personal returns wouldn't sufficiently paint a picture of the President's financial history.
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"Together, those documents encompass a constellation of transactions that would permit the committees to reconstruct in detail the President's financial history with those institutions—including fund transfers, deposits, withdrawals, investments, loans, mortgages, and lines of credits," the Justice Department wrote.
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Your financial history can give clues about "what kind of parent you're going be, what kind of friend you're going be [and] what kind of partner you're going be," Helen Fisher, a Ph.D. and the chief scientific adviser at Match.
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"One of the big themes of this story is this one little alleyway that we wandered down, and all that it sort of revealed to us is how little we actually do know about the president's financial history," Mr. Barstow said.
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The authorities are scouring the personal and financial history of the gunman, Stephen Paddock, 2000, just days after one of the deadliest mass shootings in the United States, which left 237 people dead — including the gunman — and about 500 others injured.
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General Electric — the longest-tenured member of the Dow Jones industrial average and for decades a bellwether of the American economy and stock market — has taken its investors on a round trip to one of the darkest days in financial history.
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Since launching in November 2014, Al Etihad Credit Bureau has allowed banks to access data on consumers at other financial institutions when making lending decisions, giving banks a clearer picture of the level of indebtedness and financial history of borrowers.
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I know there's been plenty of reports highlighting Uber's 2018 revenues of around 11 billion, but this is the first time we're getting a full glimpse into financial history all the way back to 2014, and then also losses, which were interesting.
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In addition, anyone with nuclear weapons duties, in any branch of service, must routinely pass a Pentagon-mandated evaluation called the Personnel Reliability Program—a battery of tests that assess several areas, including mental fitness, financial history, and physical and emotional well-being.
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That tradition of relatively free entry and self-help explains why America's financial history is filled with Irish savings banks, Jewish investment banks, German fire insurers, African-American life insurers, and brokerages, and banks and investment funds owned by, and for, women.
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You also want to make sure that you have a good financial history, including a solid credit score, a good debt-to-income ratio and a record of at least a couple of years of making your student loan payments on time.
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In response to a spate of congressional subpoenas seeking information relating to the findings of Special Counsel Robert Mueller and President Donald Trump's financial history, the White House has executed a simple but effective strategy: you'll get nothing, and we won't give an inch.
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The U.S. markets eventually recovered from the recession and entered the longest running bull market in modern financial history, beating the bull market after World War II. In the 10 years following the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the S&P 500 increased by 130 percent.
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"In today's political environment, no one — not even an angel or a saint — can come out of a nomination process unscathed" said Richard Sylla, a financial history professor at New York University's Stern School of Business and chairman of the Museum of American Finance.
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With less than 10 years in business - and without having gone public - Uber and Airbnb each raised billions of dollars of venture capital before turning to the big investment banks, which have historically been wary of lending to companies without an established financial history.
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But while backlash against the bill may have helped Mr. Quist modestly narrow the gap against Mr. Gianforte, it was not a cure-all for a candidate with a messy financial history running in a state Mr. Trump had won by more than 20 points.
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The success of both Tesla cars, and Tesla shares, have baffled many in the automotive industry, who point to the company's small size; precarious financial history; and repeated struggles with manufacturing delays; and customer complaints about long waits for orders and difficulty obtaining parts and service.
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"The majority of businesses fail during the first year," DesMarteau said, and since startup businesses don't yet have revenue or income, lenders might consider an entrepreneur for a SBA-backed loan based on their personal financial history, capital reserves and possibly a guarantee of home equity or other assets.
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For starters, we don't usually look to late-night TV for financial history lessons, but John Oliver's "Last Week Tonight" segment above explains the background on the debt crisis in Puerto Rico, and includes a guest appearance by Lin-Manuel Miranda, whose parents are both from Puerto Rico.
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Democrats are demanding eight years of financial records from Trump's longtime accounting firm that could reveal a rich and detailed portrait of Trump's financial history — including, possibly, any wrongdoing at Trump's business, according to Martin J. Sheil, who served over 30 years as an investigator at the IRS.
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Maybe that's why this history seems to thin out at the end, as it approaches our own time (the inception of which he dates precisely to 1971, when Richard Nixon took the United States off the gold standard, inaugurating "a new phase of financial history—one that nobody completely understands").
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At the same time, Mr. Trump's complex financial history was the subject of a recent New York Times investigation, which showed how he generated huge business losses in the 1980s and 1990s — undercutting the image he has long promoted of himself as a real estate baron with a golden touch.
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In America the Centre for the New Middle Class, the think-tank arm of Elevate, a Texas-based online lender specialising in the "nonprime" market (not immediately creditworthy), estimates that 183m Americans are nonprime and a further 218m are "credit invisibles", without enough of a financial history to be assigned a credit score.
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As one of the nation's three major credit-reporting agencies, which store and analyze consumers' financial history for credit decisions, it is likely to be considered too central to the American financial system; Equifax's demise would both reduce competition in the industry and make each of the two survivors a bigger target.
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Bruce Blair, a research scholar at the Program on Science and Global Security, at Princeton, told me that if Trump were an officer in the Air Force, with any connection to nuclear weapons, he would need to pass the Personnel Reliability Program, which includes thirty-seven questions about financial history, emotional volatility, and physical health.
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In "The Spider Network: The Wild Story of a Math Genius, a Gang of Backstabbing Bankers, and One of the Greatest Scams in Financial History," David Enrich of The Wall Street Journal manages to make Libor interesting and demonstrates the continuing relevance of a financial scandal that enveloped many of the world's largest banks.
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" Castellanos said during a panel on ABC's "This Week" that it is hard to believe that special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE "is not going to dig up something in Trump's complicated financial history to say 'Look, the president of the United States did this and it was wrong.
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