Target Global is firming up its bet on Barcelona's entrepreneurs
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So rates are still firming up, as we speak, this month.
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You can firm up your calves while firming up your investments.
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"He's firming up India's security relationships without conspicuously targeting China," said Karnard.
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"Overall, with the sun, (the course is) firming up a little bit," he said.
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Firming up the COO position, much like the CFO, is crucial ahead of going public.
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If firming up your midsection is on your to-do list, you&aposre not alone.
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Now, Vizio has heavy competition from Chinese manufacturers firming up their footholds in the US market.
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A lack of sunny afternoons might have allowed the turf to soften, rather than firming up.
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The death of Regina Múrmura made national headlines, firming up the city's reputation for violent crime.
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"Fort Trump", as it became known—jocularly at first, then more formally—is now firming up.
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On top of all this, Delivery Hero itself may be firming up its business for bigger battles.
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Resource stocks were clear gainers on Thursday, with the Australian mining index firming up to 4.83 percent.
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L for C$230 billion ($222.28 billion), firming up an indicative offer it made earlier this month.
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Growth is firming up, so recovery is unfolding in a very nice way, in a very solid way.
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The government's timeframe for running its four consultations and firming up the shape of the reform isn't clear.
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"The global recovery is firming up," Draghi said, according to prepared remarks on the European Central Bank website.
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"We don't know him," Meat-Meat's sister Bridgette told me of Dillard, her face firming up into a scowl.
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The world economy—and financial markets—have been firming up since mid-2016, partly because of fiscal stimulus in China.
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Waymo is firming up some of its plans around its initial go-to-market strategy for its autonomous driving technology.
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Start preparing now by backing up important files, password protecting sensitive data, and firming up your end-of-summer travel plans.
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The hiring challenges have not, however, deterred the global financial groups, with several firming up plans to boost their China presence.
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Euronet is now expected to take approximately a week going through MoneyGram's books before firming up its offer, the people said.
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Euronet is then expected to take about a week going through MoneyGram's books before firming up its offer, the people said.
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Also firming up the soundtrack's No. 271 spot: 2000,299 in digital song sales, a declining format in the post-iTunes age.
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Resource stocks performed strongly, with the Australian mining index firming up to 1.1 percent at its highest in more than a month.
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The structures have been made stronger, reforms have started in countries, growth is now much higher, it is solid, it is firming up.
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In advanced economies, financial conditions remain very supportive, the drag from fiscal policy tightening has gone, and the investment cycle is firming up.
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They will hate everything he did in terms of firming up Sessions and asking a question that the attorney general thanked him for.
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On Tuesday, Obama gave a farewell address in which he appealed to lofty national ideals and stressed the importance of firming up democracy.
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Fund buying continued to support cattle, and the cash market is firming up, said Don Roose, president of Iowa-based broker U.S. Commodities.
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We scoured China's news media's coverage of the meetings, and found hints that Mr. Xi is firming up his claim on global leadership.
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At a gathering of central bankers, economists and others in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Friday, Draghi said the global economy is firming up.
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Only two days after firming up his album name and track list, Kanye West is adding six more tracks to his new album TLOP.
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Wang also said China and Southeast Asian countries were firming up a maritime code of conduct framework, showing the world they could handle differences.
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They develop those relationships on golf courses and in cigar bars, negotiating on the back nine and firming up the deal over a Cohiba.
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"The economic data is firming up in the US and this is making the dollar stronger," Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at Think Forex, said.
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If a person gets to the spot and he's firming up even though he might be moving a little bit, it's probably an offensive foul.
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The pain point TRVL believes it will be able to relieve is that people are spending way too long dithering before firming up their travel plans.
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J Lo's twins Max and Emme turned 8 on Monday so she was likely burning off the birthday cake or just firming up her best asset.
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As we inch closer to the season finale (only two more episodes to go!), characters are firming up their convictions and coming to terms with themselves.
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Firming up the anti-nepotism law to cover White House advisers has been criticized as an infringement on a president's right to seek private personal counsel.
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Canadian pot producer Canopy Growth Corp named Chairman David Klein as it its chief executive officer, firming up the control of major shareholder Constellation Brands Inc .
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When Mr. Stanekzai, who is thought to be in his early 60s, was training at Indian military schools, back home ideological lines were already firming up.
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Gotabaya said he would be a candidate "100 percent", firming up months of speculation that he plans to run in the elections, which are due by December.
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Last night felt like Charli firming up her status as a pop music pioneer by bringing the spirit of her last mixtape, Pop 23, to a live show.
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Music streaming service Pandora may be looking to sell itself, but more immediately it's focused on firming up its management structure once again to shore up investor confidence.
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"Global demand is firming up as emerging markets in Asia are catching up with a recovery in advanced economies," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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"Subject to final documentation and satisfaction of conditions, we look forward to firming up the order soon," Chief Executive Calin Rovinescu said in an analyst call on Friday.
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The bank said it is still firming up plans to raise $2 billion from investors in a bid to shore up its capital base as bad loans mount.
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Apple is still firming up plans for this future device, per Bloomberg, but it's exploring various interaction methods including touch sensitive input, Siri voice interaction and even head gestures.
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In essence, it's a firming up and following on from London's Grassroots Music Venues Rescue Plan which in turn was part of Johnson's Music Venues Taskforce, established in October 2015.
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" GARIMA KAPOOR, ECONOMIST AND VICE-PRESIDENT, ELARA CAPITAL, MUMBAI "The recent increase in headline CPI print has been on account of firming up of food inflation, especially in urban areas.
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But prospects appear to be firming up in a few of the acting categories: Brie Larson is very strong going into the Oscars, and so, at last, is Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Noble is focusing on firming up gas sale deals with Israel and other regional customers and attracting financing for Leviathan, said Gary Willingham, an executive vice president at the company.
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Firming up an "ultimate objective" of his predecessor, Philip Hammond, Mr Javid promised to "end low pay" by 2024 by raising the minimum wage to two-thirds of median earnings.
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MUMBAI, July 12 (Reuters) - India's core annual consumer price inflation was seen around 6.3 percent in June, firming up slightly from 6.1 percent in the previous month, according to three analysts.
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Firming up his status as the coolest of all America's cool dads (take that Bill Murray), Bruce Springsteen performed an acoustic set at last night's final Clinton campaign event in Pennsylvania.
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The Maybelline New York Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer is an affordable, award-winning under-eye concealer that neutralizes dark circles while firming up the under-eye area.
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The DoD last month finalized a $34 billion agreement with the company for the next three batches of Joint Strike Fighters, firming up its largest stealth fighter jet deal to date.
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On Friday, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said that while the global economic recovery appeared as if it was firming up, protectionist policies could pose a "serious risk" to growth.
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Companies hope to preserve the deals on the Saudi list with near-term delivery dates in 2019 and 2020, ideally firming up the soft commitments made during Trump's trip in May 2017.
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In a well-telegraphed move, the ECB said it will halve bond purchases to 15 billion euros a month from October, firming up a previous guidance that it "anticipates" such a move.
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"This agreement seeks not just the strengthening of the public education system but the firming up of resources - public universities will have more than 4.5 trillion during these four years," Duque said.
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In 2002, President Bush also imposed steel tariffs at virtually the same point in his term with an eye to firming up support in the swing states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia.
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While President Donald Trump negotiates to protect U.S. intellectual property in China, the United States is firming up deals across the rest of the globe to keep our friendlier trade relationships still friendly.
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Her surgeon told her she had a capsular contracture, one of the most common breast augmentation complications, a benign pocket of fluid near the implant that causes a firming up of the breast.
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"More than geo-political tensions, policy normalization by global central banks and firming up of oil prices are a bigger issue for Asian economies," said Radhika Rao, chief economist at DBS in Singapore.
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In a subtle shift, the ECB said it would halve its monthly bond purchases to 0.403 billion euros from October, firming up its previous language, which said only that such a move was anticipated.
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Firming up as much as 0.38 percent earlier in the day, the broader NSE index slipped in the latter half to close down 0.67 percent at 8,592.20, recording its biggest loss since August 10.
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Having established itself as India's leading mobile telecoms player, Reliance Industries has been firming up plans for a retail onslaught to combine its traditional outlets with an online foray aimed at taking on Amazon.
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The group is using the farm bill as leverage for an immigration debate on the House floor in hopes of firming up support from their core voters in the run-up to the Nov.
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Boeing Senior Vice President Asia-Pacific and India Sales Dinesh Keskar last month told media it was up to the government and the airline to take the lead on firming up the 787 deal.
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" But in response to a reporter's question over whether the US is moving closer to firming up a timeline for denuclearization, he said, "I'm not going to get into the details of our conversations.
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"Just as they're firming up the schedule, it kind of looks like there's a lot of stuff for me to do," said Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, explaining why he probably couldn't make it.
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In a somewhat technical move, the bank is likely to say it will halve bond purchases to 15 billion euros a month from October, firming up previous guidance that it "anticipates" such a move.
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The result also had an unexpected benefit for the archdiocese, firming up Cardinal Dolan's bona fides: he had established himself as a churchman willing to turn in a fellow-churchman for the greater good.
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The key precondition for a rate hike that U.S. policy-setters outlined in April was signs of economic growth picking up in the second quarter and of employment and inflation firming up, the minutes showed.
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Sterling had strengthened on Tuesday after data showed British inflation unexpectedly stayed near its six-year high in January, firming up investors' bets that the Bank of England will raise interest rates again in May.
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"Wage growth is firming up and if we get over 9643 percent, the Fed would feel a lot more comfortable to raise rates further," said Craig Dismuke, chief economist at Vining Sparks in Memphis, Tennessee.
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It initially appeared that Bill Cosby was wasting no time firming up his summer plans, after a jury couldn't decide this month as to whether he drugged and sexually assaulted accuser Andrea Constand in 2004.
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Last week people familiar with the situation said Qatar Airways was in the process of firming up an order for Boeing jets, which it was due to have placed at July's Farnborough airshow in Britain.
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Qatar Airways is in the process of firming up the order, which was delayed by the Qatari government in an effort to speed up U.S. approval of its purchase of Boeing fighter jets, sources told Reuters.
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Uber was reported to be firming up plans for an IPO within the next six months that could see it worth as much as $120bn, a vastly higher valuation than estimates based on recent rounds of fundraising.
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At the Jackson Hole meeting on Friday, President Draghi only said that protectionist policies could pose a "serious risk " to the global economy's growth, yet added that the global economic recovery looked like it was firming up.
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Sterling had strengthened on Tuesday after data showed British inflation unexpectedly stayed close to its highest levels in six years in January, firming up investors' bets that the Bank of England will raise interest rates again in May.
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"Everyone continues to search for information about where the economy is and if it is really firming up like we think and hope it is," said Dan Farley, regional investment strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis.
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As an example, he pointed to Russian-led negotiations in Kazakhstan aimed at firming up a shaky Syrian cease-fire and paving the way for the revival of peace talks to end that country's nearly six-year civil war.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's consumer inflation faltered to its slowest on record in August while second quarter economic growth was revised down on weaker exports, firming up the case for central bank rate cuts as early as next month.
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"There is some optimism that we're getting past the worst of the coronavirus, and the stock market is up a little bit, the energy markets (are) firming up," said Jack Scoville, analyst with the Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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Canada is strengthening direct economic and political ties with Mexico, the two NAFTA members firming up their relationship as Donald Trump blasts the North American Free Trade Agreement, and Bernie Sanders and others condemn the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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Separately, Emirates signed a contract on Sunday to buy as many as 36 Airbus A380 aircraft worth as much as $16 billion at list prices, firming up an order that is crucial to the future of the world's biggest passenger jet.
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Today, they're firming up their Live 2360 video pipelines with a camera certification program, 2360K support, live playback on Gear VR and a few other enhancements to bring Live 360 some of the features professional publishers and creators may want.
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Jon Snow is firming up his grip as "King of the North," as Littlefinger encourages Jon's half-sister Sansa to look for opportunities now that she is — somewhat improbably, after all she's been through — one of the last Starks still standing.
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Besides ending the year on record output, Airbus is also heading for a record December in new business after soon-to-retire sales chief John Leahy announced the firming up of more than 700 orders, equivalent to a year's production.
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Qatar Airways is in the process of firming up the order, which was delayed by the Qatari government in an effort to speed up U.S. approval of its purchase of Boeing fighter jets, sources familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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"I hope it doesn't represent a closing down or a firming up of the border, or of mentalities south of the border," Dyck said, adding that he was high-fived by U.S. border officials when he traveled south for Barack Obama's inauguration.
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Previous means of firming up a racing surface, so that it won't rut up and fall apart, entailed spraying it with a fire hose or having large groups of people stomp on it—the Austrian Army still deploys to Kitzbühel for this purpose.
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FRANKFURT, July 27 (Reuters) - German perfume and cosmetics retailer Douglas agreed on Thursday to buy up to 103 Perfumerias If outlets and their e-commerce platform from Eroski, further firming up its position in Spain only months after it bought perfumery chain Grupo Bodybell.
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The '80s dance at the end of this episode is a fun and classic teen soap set piece, especially the romantic musical chairs: Veronica and Meg are firming up their friendship, but Duncan's pining for Meg, but Veronica's pining for Duncan, but Veronica's with Leo.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is firming up his shortlist of contenders for the next Supreme Court nominee as aides say he is pushing to play up the drama around his search and is increasingly intrigued by the prospect of selecting the first truly conservative female justice.
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Far larger fintech firms are already firming up similar plans to shift operations to the EU. The Lords committee assessed equivalence provisions for passporting in EU legislation — as an alternative option for UK fintech firms — but describe these as "patchy, unreliable and vulnerable to political influence".
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Since then, though, the dollar has recovered almost 3 percent against a basket of major currencies, on signs that Trump's tax reform plans could be back on track, and on a firming-up of bets that the Fed will in December hike rates for the third time this year.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Are you adjusting your internal estimates on the price of Brent or WTI Crude going forward, based on, not only what happened on Friday, but on the OPEC move and the recent firming up of the market, a little bit, over the last couple of weeks?
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The 85,500-strong union, comprised of producing teams in film, television, and new media, revealed its crop of honorees on Tuesday, firming up best picture frontrunner La La Land's bid for further awards season domination after the Damien Chazelle-directed musical became the most decorated film in Golden Globes history Sunday night.
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"The move is clearly related to a firming up of pricing for a December rate hike, with markets now expecting a 55 percent chance of a rate hike by the end of the year even as bets for a September rate hike fell," said Wei Liang Chang, a currency strategist at Mizuho, in a note.
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