Democratic gains from nonwhite voters have greatly slowed, to the marginal gains from demographic shifts alone.
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The first study, conducted in South Sudan, found that the gains from the graduation program were more sustained than the gains from directly giving cash.
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In recent decades gains from productivity increases have been monopolised by the wealthy, a contrast to Smith's belief that productivity gains from the division of labour lift the lowest ranks of people.
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Most important, the Hanoi summit retains the gains from Singapore.
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The income included gains from derivate contracts and asset sales.
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Among retailers, Dollar Tree recorded the biggest gains from 2015.
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Domestic mining and gold stocks fell, offsetting gains from financials.
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Economic Scene Who gains from a trade war with China?
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These realized losses can offset capital gains from appreciated assets.
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The greenback reversed gains from late Wednesday after Apple Inc.
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"We can build upon the gains from here," said Lee.
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Yes, globalization expands economic opportunities: There are gains from trade.
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That was one of the gains from the recent strike.
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China can win some political gains from its stronger currency.
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The benchmark continued to build on gains from last week.
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Both have made gains from the enormous growth of solar.
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The trade gains from such rule changes are hard to forecast.
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But that limits potential gains from lines as they traverse China.
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But on Friday, it added to gains from the previous session.
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But Liberia's recent economic woes may lower the gains from corruption.
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Gains from bitcoin held longer is taxed as long-term gains.
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Most other shares wiped out gains from earlier in the day.
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The supposed economic gains from cutting EU migration are also doubtful.
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Berkshire said gains from investments and derivatives quadrupled to $805 million.
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Gold, seen as a safe haven, often gains from political turmoil.
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But financials stocks fell, countering market gains from health care shares.
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Still, Lyft's after-hours gains from the mixed results didn't hold.
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And the gains from capital inflow are due to that wedge.
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Still, the 2018 figures represented just single-digit gains from 1998.
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Investors enjoyed trillions of dollars of gains from the stock market.
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All the coverage gains from Obamacare are, with time, wiped out.
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Sterling bought $1.71, holding onto modest gains from the previous session.
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What Pearson gains from clever structuring, however, it loses in valuation.
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In fact, 14 days of carbon emissions from China alone would wipe out the gains from America— and this is an incredible statistic— would totally wipe out the gains from America's expected reductions in the year 2030.
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In fact, 22019 days of carbon emissions from China alone would wipe out the gains from America and this is an incredible statistic — would totally wipe out the gains from America's expected reductions in the year 2030.
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Evidence about economic gains from clustering in China is promising, if limited.
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Corn fell, giving back nearly all the gains from the previous session.
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Yet the gains from reforming the system may hinge on the details.
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FCHI rose 0.1 percent, outperforming peers thanks to strong gains from Kering.
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Other traditional safe-haven assets rose, building on gains from Tuesday' session.
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Capital gains from the sale were around 400 million euros, it said.
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Energy stocks accumulated gains from an overnight rise in crude oil prices.
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Particularly the gains from tax measures of 0.6% of GDP are uncertain.
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And Seoul has announced plans to tax capital gains from cryptocurrency trading.
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Russia has likley already seen most of its gains from the Cup.
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Stocks gave up most of their gains from the last two days.
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Erixon said that the "magnitude of the gains" from a U.S.-U.
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The economic gains from this mitigation would far outstrip the financial cost.
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Compared with the potential gains from lower taxes, these gestures are trifles.
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Today most of the financial gains from migration accrue to the migrants themselves.
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These caps create shortages, limit gains from trade, and impose costs on consumers.
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Both candidates saw gains from an NBC News/Marist poll released in January.
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Lyft, no doubt, is also hoping to make gains from Uber's recent losses.
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It's going to be tougher to get those kinds of gains from here.
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In oil markets, prices largely held on to gains from an earlier rally.
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Overall, it appears possible that ultimate gains from participation are small or nonexistent.
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Safe haven assets, like gold, retraced their gains from the past few weeks.
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The state stands to benefit by taxing the capital gains from stock sales.
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Such a move would imply nearly 23 percent of gains from current levels.
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But the gains from trade, which are larger still, were never an illusion.
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Bank executives last week told Reuters they expect big gains from the amnesty.
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But the dollar's strength over the past year has stunted gains from abroad.
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Earnings drove robust gains from German firms Symrise , Brenntag and Heidelbergcement as well.
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The losses wiped out most of the market's gains from earlier this week.
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Moody's saw the strongest revenue gains from its corporate and structured finance businesses.
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The dollar held onto its gains from Wednesday, supported by higher bond yields.
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It misses or undervalues much of the most important gains from economic development.
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Upper-middle-class earners would have their gains from tax cuts wiped out.
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Beijing also clarified how it will tax foreign investor gains from Chinese bonds.
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Gains from sponge city programs should not be offset by poor environmental governance.
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Such a temporary approach would substantially reduce the economic gains from tax reform.
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Financial stocks tipped higher, helped by gains from Macquarie Group which rose 1%.
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The Nasdaq notched a record high, lifted by gains from Netflix and Facebook.
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Oil prices gave back some of the big gains from the day before.
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The easy gains from using analytics in the N.B.A. have already been won.
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Now he's charged in a scheme to hide ill-gotten gains from Venezuela.
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By doing so, investors can offset capital gains from appreciated assets that they've sold.
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But four years might not be long enough to measure the gains from retraining.
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This could be your final opportunity to reap big gains from the Trump rally.
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What the special loses because of its melodramatic climax it gains from sheer simplicity.
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But any voters he gains from that camp would be a tremendous net gain.
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By mid-century the gains from lower child mortality had mainly run their course.
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Saudi Arabia's index was up 0.5% as banking stocks extended gains from previous sessions.
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The SNB cited in particular capital gains from equity markets and exchange rate movements.
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Other research found that young black workers reaped large gains from the hot economy.
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Where it stands: The gains from China's influence apparatus have so far been mixed.
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MedSec has acknowledged that it would share in gains from Muddy Water's short investment.
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Ms. Schafer suggested parents and teachers consider what a child gains from the behavior.
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One big misstep could wipe out the gains from a bunch of other investments.
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The firm cited increased contracting, higher property valuations and gains from selling investment properties.
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Stocks rallied for the sixth day this year to extend gains from last year.
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Policy positions that withhold the gains from trade from an entire country are not.
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In 2015, the company had sizable gains from the sale of private equity investments.
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Strong gains from Aberdeen and Ultra Electronics Holding helped the mid-cap index outperform.
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On Wall Street, stocks fell as investors digested strong gains from the previous week.
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That is far more than most estimates of the unmeasured gains from information technology.
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Only 10% of the projected gains from TPP, for instance, come from tariff reductions.
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The theory is credible, but these supposed huge gains from membership looked less so.
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However, mounting evidence suggests that the gains from free trade are not shared equally.
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U.S. stocks closed higher on Tuesday, building on strong gains from their previous session.
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It aims to redistribute the widespread gains from trade to those hurt by globalization.
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The news dampened risk appetite and erased some gains from a rally this week.
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Clinton's gains from demographic change could be as small as a single percentage point.
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On Wall Street, stocks opened higher, building on strong gains from the previous session.
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Stock markets, especially the US market, enjoyed robust gains from 2009 until mid-2018.
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Department store stocks underperformed Wednesday, giving up much of their gains from Tuesday's session.
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Meanwhile, the gains from automation almost entirely accumulate in the upper echelons of management.
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Brent crude futures rose 0.45 percent to $81.13 a barrel, stretching gains from Monday.
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I.O. The wealthy have also reaped most of the gains from rising stock prices.
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The gains from the rising stock market have mostly gone to the wealthy, however.
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You use your losses to offset capital gains from other appreciated assets you've sold.
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There's also a lot of concrete gains from getting more people up in space.
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Biden is expected to make gains from Klobuchar's and others' supporters, CBS News noted.
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The dollar index continued to shed gains from earlier this week, down 0.14 percent.
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The markets pared some gains from what the futures had indicated in premarket trading.
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The biggest gains from this year's lows have been in Thailand, India and Taiwan.
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She wants countries to meet some basic standards before realizing the gains from trade.
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The country's shipping sector extended its gains from the previous day by 2.88 percent.
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Later, at his news conference, Tsitsipas expanded on what he gains from his hobby.
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"We are seeing significant gains from upgrading existing lines to increase output," Tesla said.
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Organic sales, which exclude gains from acquisitions or divestitures, rose 5 percent in the quarter.
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Elsewhere, sterling was up by 0.2 percent to $1.2914, building on its gains from Friday.
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If you reaped large gains from your brokerage account this year, you have until Dec.
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The news sent U.S. stocks lower Monday afternoon, erasing gains from earlier in the day.
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U.S. equities ended lower on Monday, giving up sharp gains from earlier in the day.
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Elsewhere, sterling was up by 0.1 percent to $1.2903, building on its gains from Friday.
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The stronger yen curbed gains from investment overseas, but tourism income hit a record high.
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S. trade dispute erased gains from private consumption, the Bank of Korea said on Thursday.
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The average IPO is up 2222 percent thanks to a few outsized gains from techs.
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Gains from investing a cash inheritance could be taxed more frequently, eroding the nest egg.
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They have been known to calculate, for example, the financial gains from achieving gender equality.
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Corn gave back nearly all the gains from the previous session and wheat also retreated.
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The dollar was 0.1 percent higher at 112.830 yen, adding to modest gains from Thursday.
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The gains from improving the process could prove just as staggering, if not more so.
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Rogers said only one who gains from Trump's wiretap accusations is Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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In total, CalPERS realized $3.26 billion in gains from its private equity portfolio last year.
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The euro rose to $53.3, having extended gains from Wednesday's three-week low of $223.
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The euro dipped 0.2 percent to $1.1188, trimming some of the gains from Thursday's surge.
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The sector erased almost all its gains from the last three days in Thursday's move.
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Professional investors use something called a 1031 exchange to shield their gains from being paid.
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In less than three months, the company erased all of its gains from the Feb.
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Many real estate developers would reap further gains from those provisions if they became law.
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Freshness aside, certain flavors and styles of bagels reap greater gains from toasting than others.
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Manufacturing jobs increased by 24,000 with gains from computer electronics, chemicals and fabricated metals companies.
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Fitch believes the bulk of institutional and economic policy gains from EU membership are entrenched.
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The Dow Jones Industrial average was led higher with gains from Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan.
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Calculating exact job deficits (or gains) from trade deals is an inexact science at best.
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In 1956, President Eisenhower forced Israel to abandon its territorial gains from the Suez Crisis.
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There are some studies in which researchers found persistent gains from early-childhood school programs.
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There are also some independent reasons to suspect that early gains from preschools don't last.
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Justice, he said, required a confiscatory tax on income and unmerited capital gains from property.
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In particular, the appeal of short-term, quick gains from tokens is ever more attractive.
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Nevertheless, the SEC wants all three to return "all ill-gotten gains" from the tips.
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Factory closings, job displacement and offshoring are the flip side of the gains from trade.
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These funds tend to distribute capital gains from selling underlying investments during the fourth quarter.
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One culture gains from another; both sides benefit from opening themselves to a new universe.
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Revisions announced in this report trimmed 12,000 job gains from the September and October data.
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Left-wing populism has aimed to redistribute the gains from the wealthy to everyone else.
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Engine-maker Cummins said tariffs will wipe out the gains from the 2017 tax cuts.
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Benefitting from gains from the disposals, net profit was up 21% at 443 million euros.
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Mr. Powell acknowledged Wednesday that the gains from economic growth have not been distributed evenly.
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A 3.6% fall for the FTSE 100 erased its gains from earlier in the week.
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Moreover, compared to the potential of 5G, the gains from a trade deal look paltry.
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There could be further gains from technological innovations in industries like artificial intelligence, he said.
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This is a defensive strategy designed to maximize gains from a declining business or market.
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In certain situations, you don't have to pay taxes on your gains from investment properties.
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However, experts interviewed by the Wirecutter say any gains from this treatment are short-lived.
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European markets closed slightly higher on Thursday, as investors monitored recent gains from Wall Street.
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The online gambling firm said its latest figures were lifted by gains from the bwin.
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No matter what she gains from her deceit, her loss of him could be catastrophic.
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But after initially strengthening, the currency has given up most of the gains from the hike.
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Sprint shares were up about half a percent, continuing to build on gains from earlier Tuesday.
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The IRS permits capital gains from certain business stock sales to be excluded from federal tax.
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The gains from success are greater, and it takes less money and effort to make progress.
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The Dow surged 600 points, partly due to gains from tech stocks like Microsoft and Apple.
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Why negotiate with an organisation you dislike, which also wants to erode any gains from leaving?
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There are reasons to be bullish about the environmental gains from these novel approaches, as well.
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In this scenario less fruit will change hands and potential gains from trade will be lost.
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Major Japanese exporters gave up most of their gains from the morning session to close down.
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Tax-loss harvesting is one way to reduce taxes on realized capital gains from winning investments.
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Repugnance, he laments, tilts the political playing field against ideas that unlock the gains from trade.
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The bank said the decline was due to the reduction of net gains from foreign exchange.
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America's absence reduces the economic gains from the agreement but does not eliminate them (see chart).
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The party gains from voters' climate worries, but also from their frustration with a fractious coalition.
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But analysts warn he could worry investors if the budget projects significant gains from such measures.
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Mark-to-market gains from investment securities and lower foreign exchange losses also boosted net profit.
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ADM last week reported lower quarterly results as trading losses offset gains from strong U.S. exports.
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In the short run, the same study found, America's gains from trade with China are minuscule.
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But going backwards is likely to do more than simply remove the gains from trade integration.
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Shares of AK Steel dropped Monday, erasing gains from last week's spike on rumored takeover talk.
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On the equities market, rand-hedge shares weighed on gains from the banking and financial sector.
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Aboriginals are finding ways to share gains from such projects while minimising the damage they cause.
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Stocks moved higher on Thursday, due in part to earnings-driven gains from Cisco and Walmart.
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Far better to reap the permanent overall gains from trade while preparing the workforce for change.
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The gains from China's remarkable growth of the past 23 years have not been evenly shared.
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The large overall gains from free trade mean it should be possible to compensate its losers.
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In Tuesday's premarket, Salesforce was up 1.5 percent as tech stocks continued their gains from Monday.
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Net income at its Canadian unit jumped nearly 80 percent, reflecting some gains from investing activities.
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The benchmark 10-year yield sat at 2.22 percent, following sharp gains from the previous session.
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But in the most recent year, the allocation curtailed Yale's gains from a booming stock market.
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The index has now given back more than half of its gains from Wednesday's relief rally.
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Adjustment items in the quarter included CHF337120m restructuring expenses and CHF33713530m gains from investments in associates.
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The index ended the week 0.61 percent higher, giving up some gains from the week before.
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Without effective prison reform, the gains from other rule of law initiatives are put at risk.
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On net, Trump's gains among nonvoters mattered more than his gains from vote switchers, Rivers says.
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They are private, voluntary and based on 20 years of cumulative mutual gains from those exchanges.
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The three major U.S. stock indexes lost their initial solid gains from earlier in the session.
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The SEC is seeking to recover "ill-gotten gains" from the automaker and impose civil penalties.
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Steady gains from those lows helped drive the index back up to record levels in August.
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Trump has spent the last year claiming credit for all the gains from the stock market.
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Our live blog tracked reaction after U.S. stock markets gave up gains from the previous session.
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Use these losses to offset capital gains from other appreciated assets that you may have sold.
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State-run lenders held onto gains from earlier in the day on the government's capital infusion programme.
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The potential gains from open borders dwarf those of, say, completely free trade, let alone foreign aid.
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Shares of Canadian pot company Canopy Growth climbed 1 percent, adding to sharp gains from the session.
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The drop was driven by "significantly lower net gains" from stakes in private equities and debt holdings.
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It attributed those gains to same-stores sales growth, as well as gains from its refranchising initiative.
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European stocks closed higher on Wednesday, extending gains from earlier in the week despite the coronavirus outbreak.
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GoPro shares rose 2374.2 percent in after-hours trading, paring gains from an initial 10 percent jump.
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Middle earners in countries at India's stage of development usually take more of the gains from growth.
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That doesn't include the paper gains from 3.5 million additional shares she could buy by exercising options.
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The Australian dollar extended gains from the previous day and rose to $0.7870, its highest since Oct.
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However, a 2.5 percent decline in oil prices tempered the gains from a rise in bank stocks.
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The analysis also finds that offsetting gains from putative trade deals with third countries are relatively small.
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The resulting lower capital generation is offset by expected gains from the disposal of its insurance operations.
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President Derek Aberle added that the strength reflected "significantly increased" gains from a year ago in China.
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Boohoo shares were up 6.6% as of 1338 GMT, adding to gains from earlier in the day.
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In commodities, oil retained its gains from Thursday that were driven by the resurgence of risk appetites.
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However, the company does not expect gains from Jet's shut down to last in the longer term.
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The Nasdaq Composite closed 1.3 percent higher at 7,22020 on gains from Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet.
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Giving back all the gains from an IPO is something of a symbolic milestone for tech companies.
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Oil gave up gains from a sharp overnight rally as hopes for a supply cut were dashed.
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However, losses in equities were capped as realty stocks extended their sharp gains from the previous session.
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Berkshire also said quarterly net income rose 17%, reflecting larger gains from investments than a year earlier.
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Earnings were also dragged down by smaller gains from selling equity holdings in a weaker stock market.
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If you buy today, you are buying with the assumption that gains from tax cuts are happening.
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Hadley's seventh novel is the story of Christine's disintegrating marriage, and what she gains from its loss.
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In other words, why do they doubt what so many economists teach about the gains from trade?
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U.S. equities fell on Thursday as technology's latest drop washed out strong gains from the big banks.
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Financials gave back gains from earlier in the session, notching a record 13 straight days of losses.
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"These results should cause us to rethink the short- and medium-run gains from trade," they argued.
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The company's stock rallied 3.2 percent to $23, paring its gains from a session high of $3.30.
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But the rise of vaping devices could reverse some of the big health gains from those trends.
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For instance, mutual funds tend to distribute capital gains from selling underlying investments during the fourth quarter.
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The tax break works by allowing investors to roll capital gains from other investments into the funds.
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Brazil's real, gave back gains from earlier in the session, to trade 0.6% lower against the dollar.
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On Wall Street, stocks extended their gains from 2019 on the first trading day of the year.
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In the 2018 midterms, further Democratic gains from Loudon County, Va. (metro Washington) to Oakland County, Mich.
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Qantas Airways gave up some of its gains from Thursday after its results and was down 2.4%.
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But most British economists say the gains from free trade and EU migration significantly outweigh any costs.
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The S&P 500's decline undid gains from a rally the day before driven by Amazon.
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In fact, some studies suggest that losses are twice as powerful as gains from a psychological standpoint.
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China's yuan gained in offshore trade to 6.886 against the dollar, extending gains from the previous day.
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The major averages posted fresh record closing highs, building on the strong gains from the previous session.
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The GOP reaped electoral gains from their opposition to ObamaCare and the big government mindset it symbolized.
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It was just that we totally failed to redistribute the gains from the country trading with China.
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Short-term gains, from digital coins held for a year or less, are taxed as ordinary income.
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The Nikkei share average rose 13% to 21,2259 points, extending gains from a 2767% rise on Wednesday.
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So who gains from all this coverage loss, all the Medicaid cuts, and all these stingier private plans?
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Or, if we continue higher, that any gains from here are more likely to be retraced further on.
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Shares in NSE heavyweight Reliance Industries were up 3 percent, building on the 1.23 percent gains from Friday.
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Higher profit margins in the U.S. and gains from divesting in international assets offset the impacts from downtime.
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Automakers bucked the weakness, extending gains from the day before on continued optimism over U.S.-Japan trade talks.
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The Australian dollar extended gains from the previous day and rose to $0.7869, its highest since Oct. 20.
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Microsoft advanced 247 percent after the world's largest software company reported further gains from its cloud computing services.
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That is partly because speed limits have been going up in America, offsetting the gains from safer cars.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index lost 0.21 percent, failing to maintain gains from earlier in the session.
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If you have a loss, you can use it against gains from the sale of any qualifying asset.
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In total, the SEC has recouped $22017 million in ill-gotten gains from investment firms, traders, and brokerages.
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The stock has under-performed in 2016 as it consolidated big gains from the second half of 2015.
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Net profit during the period was flat at HK$17.1 billion, as gains from investment property revaluation declined.
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That is because when you sell a losing stock, it will offset the gains from your winning stocks.
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Why did Goldman miss first quarter earnings, while its competitors announced strong results with big gains from trading?
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The forecast includes gains from the Tolaram investment and translates to sales of $13.31 billion to $13.44 billion.
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The slide pared gains from palladium's over 15 percent rally this year fueled by a sharp supply deficit.
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The disproportionate contribution of gains from those five issues underscores the tech sector's eye-popping performance this year.
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In his second term Mr Obama has become enthusiastic about the gains from closer ties with Latin America.
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The surge came from higher profit margins in the U.S. refining segment and gains from international asset sales.
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Microsoft advanced 6.20 percent after the world's largest software company reported further gains from its cloud computing services.
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Gains from the share sale will be used in areas such as product development and business expansion, Suning.
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Microsoft advanced 7.3 percent after the world's largest software company reported further gains from its cloud computing services.
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Following the Fed's rate announcement, all three main U.S. stock indexes extended gains from earlier in the session.
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At 5, he has made some developmental gains from the surgery but will probably always have cognitive delays.
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In Dubai, the index was up 0.8 percent, lifted by gains from contractor Drake & Scull up 13 percent.
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On Thursday, U.S. stocks plunged as technology stocks sold off and washed out gains from the big banks.
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For now, automakers are making gains from a series of technologies they started introducing about six years ago.
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Health care companies led the broad market slide, which more than wiped out gains from the day before.
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In the U.S., equities closed lower after a fall in technology stocks canceled out gains from financial names.
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The most influential gainers included Toronto-Dominion Bank , which extended gains from Thursday after reporting strong quarterly results.
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Tsipras's office quickly responded, accusing the conservative party of trying to score political gains from a national tragedy.
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As favorable as the generational trends look for Democrats, the potential gains from increasing turnout are even greater.
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Asian stocks added to strong gains from Tuesday but markets in Europe pared the advance in afternoon trade.
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So the U.S. gains from importing Canadian aluminum, whether or not we run a trade deficit with Canada.
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N) gains from investment banking and trading businesses outstripped those of traditional rival Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.
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Parties linked to both tendencies show polling gains from Yellow Vest supporters, but so far not significant ones.
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However, the bullion did pare some gains from the 0.9% jump it saw earlier during the volatile session.
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What their "change" leaves undisturbed is our winners-take-all economy, which siphons the gains from progress upward.
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But it's possible that whatever momentum Biden gains from South Carolina could be blunted somewhat by early voting.
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Now the union is likely to try to win similar monetary gains from Ford Motor and Fiat Chrysler.
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Trading was lower across the board; net gains from trading for Wells declined 28 percent for the quarter.
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It has fallen nearly seven percent so far this year, more than halving its gains from last year.
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And dividends and capital gains from investments are taxed at a total top rate of only 23.8 percent.
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Similarly, large capital gains from a mutual fund you hold in a taxable account can affect estimates, too.
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The Serb Republic authorities have repeatedly accused the opposition of trying to make political gains from the case.
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And he targeted new assessments on big corporations that got windfall gains from the unpopular GOP tax bill.
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MSCI's 47-country "All World" index gave up gains from earlier in the session and was little changed.
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It was briefly able to capture some gains from the currency's depreciation before foreign retailers demanded price discounts.
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Shares of Anheuser-Busch InBev and Diageo jumped Thursday after both firms reported revenue gains from overseas sales.
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Instead of redistributing the gains from globalization, the tax system has concentrated them into just a few hands.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 0.21 percent, failing to maintain gains from earlier in the session.
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A big swing to Labour in London but The conservatives are making some gains from the SNP in Scotland.
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The euro meanwhile came under pressure on the back of the news, shedding gains from earlier in the morning.
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HTH's 'BBB' rating incorporates the company's reliance on mortgage banking and the inherent variability of gains from loan sales.
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Any gains from the fund are permanently shielded from taxes if the investment has been held for 10 years.
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The party that succeeds in establishing the baseline is likely to achieve the most important gains from the negotiations.
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In overnight market action stateside, stocks rebounded from negative territory to ultimately add to their strong gains from Wednesday.
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But it also accepted Zhu's argument that she was entitled to her share of the gains from the scheme.
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Year-earlier earnings were inflated by capital gains from the sale of stakes in the food industry, it said.
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Actual net profit jumped 146.4 percent led by gains from the sale of shares in Macau venture Melco Crown.
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Western economists struggle to see what Myanmar gains from Kyaukphyu, which is far from the country's commercial capital, Yangon.
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The session in Asia followed overnight gains from Wall Street on the back of corporate earnings and economic data.
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The optimism has driven sterling to two-month highs against the dollar, with 4 percent-plus gains from Jan.
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And inequality is rising, leaving people worried that the gains from new technologies will leave most of us behind.
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The currency was on track to give back all of its gains from Thursday when the report was released.
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The good news is that most of the gains from optimizing your Social Security benefit-collection decisions haven't changed.
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A recent paper blames centralised wage-bargaining, and computes the gains from switching to a Germany-style localised model.
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It spoke of gains from increasing sales of its content to providers like Amazon, Apple and Netflix, for example.
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The performance gains from shrinking chips are not what they were, and the cost of doing so keeps rising.
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This earnings season has already highlighted gains from traditional airliners like United Continental, Delta Air Lines and American Airlines.
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Countries could wind up torching their own U.S. bond investments, without winning any guaranteed gains from Washington, they said.
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The VanEck Vector Semiconductor ETF (SMH) surged more than 4%, led by strong gains from Nvidia and Micron Technology.
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The dollar has reversed all its gains from October and is on course for its worst month since July.
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If they stay invested for at least five years, they get to exclude 10 percent of gains from taxes.
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But, now, with the focus on the conflict in Syria, the potential gains from the summit are in jeopardy.
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It appears Scaramucci was referring to a Politico report that showed financial gains from his investment firm, SkyBridge Capital.
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The governments in Venezuela (especially), Brazil and Argentina made no effort to save the windfall gains from the boom.
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U.S. hospital stocks traded sharply higher after the bill was released, adding to gains from earlier in the session.
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COCOA * May New York cocoa extended technical gains from Friday to hit a new one-month high at $2,21.0115.
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In 22016, the Northwestern University economist predicted the gains from the computer revolution – the latest frontier – were winding down.
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Productivity gains from AR are not always dramatic, but 20% or more is typical, says Nicolas Pezzarossa of JoinPad.
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Net profit rose 34.6% to 1.8 billion euros ($1.99 billion), including capital gains from disposals for 480 million euros.
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They are also keen to see economic gains from the sport, potentially including millions of dollars in tax revenue.
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Shares of Peabody Energy were up $1.95, or 9 percent, at $45.22, extending gains from earlier in the session.
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The same study generally rejects the notion that the imagination of youth trumps gains from real-world know-how.
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In all, Mr. Valvani is said to have made $32 million in illegal gains from tips Mr. Johnston provided.
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Its capital gains from sales of commercial development projects in 2015 were a record 2.6 billion crowns ($322 million).
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A 1.5% fall for the FTSE 1003 nearly erased the blue-chip index's gains from earlier in the week.
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With economics high on the agenda, experts say that gains from any bilateral trade deal will be modest. Mrs.
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Although the protests had initially wiped out its gains from the start of the year, Egypt's main share index .
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The dollar index hit it highest level in two years on Thursday, after sizeable gains from the previous session.
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We also estimated that these immediate benefits may be larger than the near-term gains from mitigating climate change.
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In 2012, 83 percent of the compensation of the 500 highest paid executives came from realizing gains from stock.
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Pharmaceutical companies, which usually see gains from trade deals, got their big promise ripped out of the final agreement.
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"Now that a precedent exists showing economic gains from AI-backed deepfake technology, expect more to follow," Pollard wrote.
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And though almost all Americans will see gains from the tax bill, ObamaCare will consume those benefits rather quickly.
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Labour officially lost 42 seats on Thursday, erasing gains from the 2017 election and returning 203 lawmakers to Parliament.
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It was a 1031 exchange, which allowed the buyer to defer capital gains from the sale of another property.
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Kagame promises that the long-term gains from "Made in Rwanda" will outweigh any short-term trade war losses.
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The purchase was a 1031 exchange that offset capital gains from a development site previously sold in Downtown Brooklyn.
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Once those costs are taken into account, trade experts said, the gains from the new agreement are less clear.
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Japan's closed nearly flat at 15,1.73, giving up most of its nearly 1 percent gains from earlier in the session.
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Real estate companies are well poised to harvest the gains from looser policies in China and the U.S., said analysts.
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Boston Beer said that weakness was "only partially offset" by gains from Twisted Tea and the Truly Spiked & Sparkling brands.
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Profits have relied on non-recurrent items in recent years, mainly capital gains from the sale of government debt securities.
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European stocks gave up some of their gains from the previous session, dragged lower by weakness in consumer-related stocks.
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The realized gains from sales must be evenly apportioned to every share and paid out, resulting in distributions for everyone.
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Since 19973 the top 1% globally has seen twice as much of the gains from growth as the bottom 50%.
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SMRT's shares were trading at S$1.65 in the afternoon, paring some gains from its earlier figure of S$1.67.
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But overall, Airbus' gains from Boeing's woes have been limited so far by the nature of the plane making industry.
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But for this couple, it's only about 15 percent of the gains from maximizing lifetime benefits under the old law.
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Indeed, in the past, high turnover helped motivate some factory owners to share the gains from workplace discipline with workers.
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Believers in the trap often argue that once developing countries have exhausted the easy gains from cheap labour, they stagnate.
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Brent crude fell 0.66 cents, or 1.32 percent, to $20143 a barrel, almost erasing gains from the previous two sessions.
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If all your employees didn't have stock, all your capital gains from your stocks would be taxed as regular income.
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" The data: "Government surveys show that about 90% of the population has coverage, largely preserving gains from President Obama's years.
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Underlying sales advanced by 0.2 percent in North America over the period, helped by the gains from recently-won accounts.
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Adjusted losses in the first quarter were $312 million, excluding gains from Uber selling some overseas businesses to local competitors.
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The Street still believes that big earnings gains from technology, health care and even consumer staples will carry the day.
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The climbed 0.47 percent to 2,737.70 on the back of gains from the tech, communications services and consumer discretionary sectors.
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Crude oil prices retraced some of their gains from Wednesday's sharp rally as fears over strike outages in Norway abated.
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Setting up shop in a remote location like Tuam runs counter to conventional thinking about the gains from industrial clusters.
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Institutional investors will be exempt from corporate taxes on gains from both dividends and trading CDRs, according to the statement.
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The quarterly result was also boosted by gains from the sale of Banorte USA, the bank said in a statement.
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This includes a neutral net effect from pricing and raw material price developments and the increasing gains from cost savings.
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But the gains from any particular property development are relatively small and thinly spread, whereas the costs are highly concentrated.
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If America is to go on reaping the gains from trade, it must ensure it compensates those who lose out.
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Gold cut some gains from earlier in the session, hurt by the stronger dollar, but was bolstered by weaker equities.
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The interim government shows signs of rejection of decades-long and hard-won gains from the women's movement in Brazil.
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But services and software should see gains from improved corporate spending, spurred by tax law changes on capital spending expensing.
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The commission seeks a permanent injunction against Jung, and the return of ill-gotten gains from him and his friend.
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This more holistic understanding of entrepreneurial activity can guide efforts toward improving the value a society gains from its entrepreneurs.
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Pizza Hut has been a drag on the company's performance, offsetting gains from stronger growth at the company's KFC unit.
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The carrier expects to increase capacity by 18-20 percent in 2019, without accounting for any gains from Avianca Brasil.
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The first industrial revolution helped us go from the fields to the cities with the productivity gains from machine farming.
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Last month, the government also said it would consider taxing capital gains from trading of virtual coins, according to Reuters.
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Anyone with considerable capital gains from other holdings, regardless of their source, is likely to be pitched on opportunity zones.
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Snap has had particular trouble with its Android app, which apparently wiped out the user gains from its iPhone one.
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The indexes handed back some gains from Tuesday after a dovish policy speech by European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi.
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I've seen with my own eyes the gains from vaccines, food fortification, family planning and climate-change-adapted agricultural techniques.
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Top lender Commonwealth Bank of Australia gave up all of its gains from the previous session to end 6.6% lower.
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Stocks closed with steep losses Thursday after coronavirus fears claimed nearly all of the gains from a colossal Wednesday rally.
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The decline in long-term rates has pushed up the value of pension liabilities, more than offsetting gains from investments.
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In addition, solid job gains from the previous two months were revised down by 59,000 jobs in the latest report.
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It has been widely reported that the gross domestic product (GDP) gains from 85033 to 2014 exclusively benefited the rich.
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On the week, Brent rose 1 percent and U.S. crude about 3 percent, helped by gains from earlier this week.
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Dam said one-off gains from divestments and value adjustments had shielded the bank from negative rates up until now.
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The company has seen gains from its public cloud and the transition of its Office business to a subscription model.
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"We have pulled forward some of the gains from later this year, and could see some multiple compression," Subramanian added.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell speaks on building on gains from long expansion, Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce 8:23 a.m.
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HISTORICALLY WHEN THE ECONOMY IS WEAKER, THAT'S WHEN YOU LOOK TO EXRACT THESE GAINS FROM ENGAGING IN A TRADE WAR.
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Some analysts also argue that there would be big gains from moving "off-exchange" plans onto the government-administered marketplaces.
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Bitcoin, on the other hand, dropped more than 3 percent Wednesday, reversing some of the cryptocurrency's gains from the week
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The oil major earned $1.7 billion, or and adjusted 4303 cents a share, excluding impairments and gains from asset sales.
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Shares of Canadian pot grower Tilray fell sharply on Monday, erasing gains from a wild week that captivated investors everywhere.
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But riots can also justify a harsh government or public crackdown that mitigates or eliminates any gains from the protests.
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To match the gains from that 1987 to 2000 bull run, it will have to at least double again from here.
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The regulator said Bid had been asked to give up 23.41 million shillings in gains from the trading accounts he managed.
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Copper prices rose, extending gains from last week on the back of strong economic data from the United States and China.
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Investors who plow capital gains from previous investments into Opportunity Zone projects can defer taxes on those gains up to 2026.
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They reckon that, since everyone gains from free trade, it will be simple to negotiate full access to the single market.
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Renault shares were up 1 percent by 1450 GMT, extending gains from Monday when the stock had closed up 12 percent.
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Third, ensure that the gains from migration are more explicitly shared between migrants and the native-born in the host country.
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Meanwhile, America may be near the top of its growth cycle, with gains from last year's tax cut set to dissipate.
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Abundant machines will prove no more capable of grabbing a fair share of the gains from growth than abundant humans have.
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Property and casualty insurer Travelers reported a 22.8 percent fall in quarterly net profit on Thursday as gains from underwriting declined.
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Oil majors including CNOOC Ltd and PetroChina Co Ltd rallied as oil prices held sharp gains from the previous two sessions.
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Poste Italiane's slipped 3 percent on falling first-quarter profit as capital gains from government bond sales declined and costs rose.
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The company reported a bigger-than-expected quarterly loss on Tuesday, as expenses shot up, offseting gains from higher crude prices.
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Since 600 the MIS for most family types has risen substantially, outstripping all gains from wage rises, tax cuts and benefits.
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So the gains from a partial deal will be negligible and Iran may well sooner or later restart its nuclear programme.
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Fitch Ratings believes that efficiency gains from deploying 4G services on 700MHz will be insufficient to offset the relatively high price.
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Virginia along with North Carolina and New Hampshire, is one of the top states in net migration gains from other states.
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European markets bounced back Thursday, with the pan European Stoxx 600 Index gaining 1.4 percent, helped by gains from banking stocks.
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Gains from the initial public offering of Tradeweb, an electronic bond trading platform, drove the bank's results past Wall Street estimates.
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The Democrats on the FTC complained that the $5 billion penalty may be less than Facebook's gains from violating users' privacy.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 201.92 points to 22.8,22.1 as losses in Caterpillar and Goldman Sachs offset gains from Disney.
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During the quarter, McDonald's had higher taxes and expenses, but also had gains from selling its China and Hong Kong businesses.
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Apple may have the largest overall stockpile, but plenty of other countries could also see substantial gains from a repatriation holiday.
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And in that sense that American diplomacy in the moment can still bring very real and significant gains from the past.
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"And exports are likely soften further, with cooling global demand offsetting any gains from a U.S.-China trade deal," it added.
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That does not reflect expected gains from the 2 trillion yen sale as the deal has yet to receive regulatory approval.
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However, I expect that market gains from his speech would be subdued by the continued tone of protectionism in his statements.
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For many households, the gains from cuts passed last year have been offset by the rise in oil prices since 2016.
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America's airlines made $24 billion of profits last year, as firms cornered most of the gains from a low oil price.
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Crude fell more than 2 percent as a rise in Iraqi exports offset gains from an unexpected fall in U.S. inventories.
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In Manhattan, the arrival of galleries can help make real estate hot, and for a while, art gains from the cachet.
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Kim Il Sung signed treaties with both, without the other knowing, in the process extracting political and economic gains from both.
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The price recovery that began in 2016 and saw consistent gains from mid-2017 until last October has spurred things along.
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Manufacturing jobs increased by 31,000, with gains from machinery, fabricated metal products, computer and electronic products, and plastics and rubber products.
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The Puerto Rico debt mess now has arrived on Congress's agenda, a sure sign that some perceive gains from politicizing it.
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ET. US oil futures dropped 1.5% to $45.80 per barrel on Thursday, reversing some price gains from the previous session. 5.
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In Obama's first term, the top one percent took more than all of the gains from the economy after the crisis.
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Schlumberger is already seeing gains from the North American rig count, which has risen for 15 of the last 16 weeks.
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Sawhill and Reeves cite impressive gains from a five-stage program of intensive and sustained intervention with poor children and adolescents.
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BCP's net banking income rose 2 percent to 15.65 billion dirhams, led by gains from sub-Saharan subsidiary Atlantic Business International.
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China's gains from globalization have helped turn the country from a poor agrarian economy into an industrial powerhouse within one generation.
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UK staffing firm PageGroup extended its gains from the previous session, up 5.2 percent following a spate of target price upgrades.
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Charlotte, North Carolina, Tampa, Florida, and Atlanta saw bigger price gains from the national average at 4.5%, 4.3%, and 4%, respectively.
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The drop was due in part to gains from the sale investments during the same quarter in 2017, the company said.
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In a statement the group said first quarter results were also helped by capital gains from the sale of government bonds.
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TenneT acknowledged the need for more networks, but argued fewer lines might suffice if efficiency gains from increasing automation were exploited.
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UK staffing firm PageGroup extended its gains from the previous session, up 3.3 percent following a spate of target price upgrades.
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Now early employees, investors and Mr. Kalanick will finally be able to realize some of their enormous financial gains from Uber.
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"The early gains from the redistribution will take a nose-dive 10 years out and we will lose billions," he said.
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Another thing the rise of global supply chains has done is to increase both total trade and the gains from trade.
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The city has estimated modest gains from these changes, which will begin going into effect for the September 2019 admissions cycle.
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Stocks erased most of their big gains from Wednesday as fears of the coronavirus outbreak continued to keep investors on edge.
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The company reported fee income — money charged to clients for services, rather than gains from investments — of $66 million in 2006.
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The Australian dollar, viewed as a barometer of Chinese growth, clung to gains from Monday and emerging market currencies edged higher.
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In Greater China markets, the Hang Seng index extended its gains from yesterday to close higher by 20.25 percent at 20.7210,23.
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In fact, the U.S. International Trade Commission is using the same methodology it employed to project gains from the original NAFTA.
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Stocks ended a volatile session along the flatline on Wednesday despite strong gains from IBM that lifted the overall technology sector.
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However, the lira has since extended gains from its all-time record low, trading at 6.0544 at around 4:40 p.m.
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On Wall Street, stocks extended gains from the previous session, with the breaching the 2,900 level for the first time ever.
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MUFG on Tuesday reported a 12 percent rise in second-quarter profit, buoyed mainly by gains from sales of stock holdings.
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They pass to investors rental income, gains from properties that are sold, or payments received on loans in mortgage-backed securities.
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With Monday's losses, all three indexes erased the gains from their brief rally after the U.S. congressional elections on Nov. 6.
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"The economy as a whole gains from creative destruction, but we don't put many resources into training displaced workers," he added.
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Group revenue rose 1 percent, with a 15 percent decline in revenue from VIP visitors dulling gains from mass market visitors.
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To that end, he has suggested requiring firms that outsource or automate labor to redistribute any gains from that strategy—i.e.
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Companies including Cisco, Pfizer, Coca-Cola and Amgen have said that the gains from corporate tax cuts will go to shareholders.
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True investing relies on gains from the improving business of a solid company or group of companies, and that requires time.
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The Dow jumped about 2144 points to hit a record close on Wednesday, lifted by solid gains from UnitedHealth and Nike.
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Home prices fell sharply throughout the country, reversing some of the gains from the previous bull market, which began in 2008.
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But the company lost $3.3 billion, excluding gains from the sale of its overseas business units in Russia and Southeast Asia.
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Gains from coal debt restructuring stood at 977 million rand ($63.87 million), 23 percent of the group's headline earnings, the company said.
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Remainers say, rightly, that the damage caused by Brexit will vastly outweigh any potential gains from future trade deals with other countries.
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South Korea's Kospi advanced 2109.5 percent as shares of industry heavyweight Samsung Electronics and chipmaker SK Hynix extended their gains from Thursday.
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Mining stocks dipped 1.8% and were the biggest drags on the benchmark index, erasing much of the gains from the previous session.
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There's no sense that America gains from trade with China (which it does, substantially); China is "just destroying us," as Trump says.
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All those small gains from the the "awards show bump" an artist gets becomes part of the data that follows them around.
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"The rationale for substantial gains from here seems kind of tenuous unless we can get a ramp up in revenue," he said.
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Still, all three platforms saw gains from the same period last year, with combined digital sales growing 5 percent from April 2015.
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The index seems likely to extend its gains from Friday, when it logged its biggest daily increase in more than a month.
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While that suggests a drop in payroll gains from December's robust 292,000 jobs, employment growth in January is expected to top 200,000.
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The gains from this will be much lower prices for our consumers and the reallocation of our resources according to comparative advantage.
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Later, in a conference call with reporters this week, the White House tried to tout the gains from last year's tax bill.
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"It was the gains from small fields that offset declines from others," said James Davis, head of crude supply at FGE Energy.
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Oil held steady near $523 a barrel as a rise in Iraqi exports offset gains from an unexpected fall in U.S. stockpiles.
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S&P: FANG the big winners (since 8/26/14) Semis were also dominant, with big gains from Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom.
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Stocks were coming off strong gains from the previous session after Canada joined the U.S. and Mexico in a new trade deal.
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The question is whether the gains from any business they snap up from China will offset the slowdown in China-centred trade.
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An efficiency drive has called attention to the public sector's bloated state, even if the material gains from the effort are unclear.
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Vice President director Anne Patricia Sutanto blamed a rise in dollar-denominated costs for wiping out potential gains from the rupiah's plunge.
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Even as GDP per capita growth took off, the gains from growth didn't find its way into the pockets of ordinary people.
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Latino conservatives say they're already seeing gains from the Trump administration, with many pointing to the White House's efforts to slash regulations.
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But a lot of the gains from trade come from the direct benefit of cheaper imports and their indirect effect on productivity.
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Efficiency gains from the original protocol were less pronounced in the developing world, since fewer appliances were in use at the time.
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Net income jumped to $433 million from $280 million last year, reflecting gains from the sale of company-owned restaurants to franchisees.
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The economy benefited last year from tax cuts and increased government spending, the gains from which are now thought to be fading.
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Excluding one-off gains from the sale of investment properties in the third quarter of 2016, net profit was down 4 percent.
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However, there is growing fear that an agreement may be fully priced in, possibly limiting any more gains from positive trade news.
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The FY212000 performance largely reflected gains from management's measures to optimise the group's product offering, own-store/franchise mix and logistics operations.
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Sprint's earnings for the quarter ending in December 2017 beat analyst expectations — boosted by expected gains from the recent GOP tax law.
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Such places are infertile ground for long-run investment, the gains from which could be grabbed by rivals or stolen by government.
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Factor in child care and other costs and she may see no gains from doing more or better-paid work at all.
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On the call, company executives also highlighted gains from the recent deal with Australian telecommunication and media company Telstra Corp Ltd (TLS.AX).
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The dollar index, measured against a basket of currencies, hit a near two-month high, furthering its gains from the previous session.
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Sterling reversed gains from earlier in the day to trade 0.07 percent lower at $1.3461 after reports of no Brexit agreement surfaced.
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A sharp sell-off in energy companies pulled Wall Street indexes modestly lower Wednesday, wiping out small gains from the day before.
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An abundance of inexpensive American gas is transforming global energy markets, providing important geopolitical gains from the export of liquefied natural gas.
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James Thomson, a former business development manager at Amazon, says the most important weapon it gains from the deal is customer data.
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A day of mostly listless trading on Wall Street ended on Thursday with stocks giving back modest gains from the day before.
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The currency extended gains from the previous session after higher-than-expected inflation bolstered the case for further local interest rate hikes.
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Global gains from lower population growth could exceed $500 billion annually by 2030, with cumulative gains topping $4 trillion, the study said.
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Investors are expressing this view by buying VIX calls and call spreads, he said, noting these allow for gains from higher volatility.
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Shares of the Wall Street bank fell 1.3%, reversing early gains from a quarterly profit beat, and weighed on other big lenders.
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Why it matters: The lira shot up 5.5% against the dollar following the announcement, bolstering its gains from this morning, per Bloomberg.
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Originally, the 2017 tax bill let wealthy investors use depreciation to offset the first $500,000 of capital gains from investments each year.
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For instance, the tax incentives work at full force only if the money put in is the capital gains from another investment.
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In a blog post, he wrote that banks end up pocketing gains from a stock's first-day gains, instead of the company.
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And the gains from even successful protests can be short-lived, particularly if the new government feels pressure to consolidate power quickly.
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The main revelations: • $303 billion in losses last year, excluding gains from selling parts of its businesses in Southeast Asia and Russia.
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But if it hadn't been for the revenue gains from Dungeons & Dragons, and several classic games titles, it would have been worse.
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In fact, it claims that the wage gains from the tax cut will be several times as large as the revenue loss.
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IHS Markit will release data about the U.S. service sector on Monday as the economy tries to build on gains from November.
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It was a year that began with investors courting a bear market and ended with the biggest gains from stocks since 2013.
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The Saudi Foreign Ministry accused Iran of using economic gains from the lifting of sanctions to develop ballistic missiles and support militants.
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Micron secured some gains from the China deal but it may end up suffering bigger losses from the broader U.S.-China battle.
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The Nasdaq Composite bucked the lower trend, however, closing 28 percent higher at 230,250 on the back of strong gains from Apple.
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When you get those sorts of gains from two companies that comprise almost 2500% of a group, there's little reason to complain.
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It also raises questions it cannot answer, including whether weekend warriors might be missing out on other potential health gains from exercise.
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But Cramer remained puzzled by the market's obsession with volatile cryptocurrency bitcoin in the face of actual gains from stocks like Boeing.
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According to the court's findings, He became aware of potential economic gains from human embryo gene-editing technology in 2016, Xinhua reported.
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The gains from trade liberalization are distributed broadly to nearly everyone in the form of lower prices everything from TVs to toys.
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Moreover, according to the Analysis Group, efficiency gains from AI will lead to between $1.49 and $2.95 trillion in global economic growth.
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Hydro shares close up 6.62 percent, outperforming a flat Oslo benchmark index and extending gains from before the firm's statement was published.
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But these Tory losses seem to have been more than made up for by big gains from pro-Brexit Labour voters elsewhere.
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Further, investors can eliminate taxes on additional gains from investing in the fund itself, if they hold the investment for 0003 years.
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This is the reverse of what we need at a time of populist backlash against inequitable gains from globalization in advanced economies.
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Similarly, economists argue that Trump's talk of winning or losing trade deals is nonsensical — the gains from international trade aren't zero-sum.
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The revenue from that tax (levied on "gains from the big four") would be redistributed via the "freedom dividend" to citizens, Yang says.
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It was up 18 percent on a recurring basis after stripping out gains from the bank's stake in Visa Europe a year ago.
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Kelly has spent his career in Silicon Valley, the place that has reaped the biggest gains from the exponential improvements in computing power.
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"Our results therefore suggest that the longevity gains from extending levels of schooling in these countries may be substantial," the study authors write.
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Revenue jumped 21 percent to $21 billion, driven by gains from the purchase of The Wirtgen Group, a construction company, late last year.
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In addition, MHFG's Fitch Core Capital ratio without unrealised gains from AFS securities improved to 10.4% at end-0003 (end-March 2015: 10.2%).
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Transferring these gains from improved supply-chain to a wider variety of food products has upside for economies and and consumers, he believes.
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The settlements IV gains from tens of thousands of patents is vastly out of proportion with the value of the innovation being licensed.
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However, banks saw a drop in gains from such share sales in the last quarter as equity markets plunged with a Sino-U.
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The gains from growth have flowed to landowners and the dominant firms whose profits have accounted for a growing share of economic output.
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Copper and zinc prices retreated from four-month highs, hurt by a firmer dollar and as investors locked in gains from a rally.
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Mr Mattis is hewing to an older tradition: one in which America gains from being predictable and leading a rules-based world order.
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He is now suing Valbury Capital in a French court, alleging the broker has kept the $11 million of gains from his trades.
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If you didn't tell the IRS about your gains from bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies in the past, you might regret it this year.
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South Korea's government said then it would consider taxing capital gains from trading of virtual coins as regulators became worried about a bubble.
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Losses, on the other hand, can be used to offset capital gains from other types of assets, such as stocks or real estate.
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Sajwani also noted Dubai's gains from the collapse of Somalia in the 1990s, during which the emirate attracted significant Somali business and trade.
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The special payout for 2015 hinged on gains from deferred tax assets that are unlikely to be as large in the years ahead.
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Yet unlike performance, which often has a useful upper bound in products, the gains from efficiency have only a lower bound of zero.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand plans to impose a 15-percent withholding tax on gains from cryptocurrency trade, Finance Minister Apisak Tantivorawong said on Wednesday.
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However, analysts are less optimistic about sales for the remainder of the year, pointing to tapering gains from the Trump administration's tax cuts.
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Looking only at published valuation gains from 2010 would be misleading as non-core assets subsequently disposed of significantly underperformed Segro's core assets.
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S. regulators are embracing self-driving cars faster than tech in the past, poising the nation for gains from the auto industry shift.
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Europe's Stoxx 220 fell 0.3 percent and London's FTSE 100 fell 0.1 percent with weaker financials offsetting gains from shares in mining companies.
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Corporate pensions could pocket some gains from Wall Street's blistering start to 2018 with the S&P 500 gaining 7 percent in January.
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Its adjusted net profit, excluding one-time items such as gains from revaluation in real estate, rose 5 percent to 253 million shekels.
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On only one measure did more spending correlate statistically with a better result, but, even then, the gains from extra spending were miniscule.
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The prosecution argues that his wealth is relevant because it is showing the jury the ill-gotten gains from Manafort's allegedly illegal activity.
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In those areas home prices, taxes and insurance tend to be lower, so retirees won't see any financial gains from moving, Smoke said.
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As basketball has become a global sport, the gains from being good at basketball have gotten larger than they were in the past.
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Excluding gains from divesting its financial services business, Baidu posted adjusted earnings per share of 19.01 yuan versus the 16.70 yuan analyst estimate.
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"They clearly are benefiting not only from new game titles but also market share gains from AMD," Needham & Co analyst Rajvindra Gill said.
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Companies linked to Mr. Li made hundreds of millions of dollars in capital gains from their holdings in Wanda property and entertainment enterprises.
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That total includes the actual realized gains from Collis' stock options, not the estimated fair value, as well as his salary and bonuses.
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Looking only at published valuation gains from 2010 would be misleading as non-core assets subsequently disposed of significantly underperformed SEGRO's core assets.
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But those artificial restraints on trade hold back economic progress and reduce the gains from trade for both the Chinese and their partners.
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The losses could be used only to shelter the first $500,000 of a married couple's nonbusiness income, such as capital gains from investments.
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It's as if the beginning of our modern mass immigration system in 85033 evaporated the pent-up gains from the civil rights struggle.
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Improved labor productivity is expected to make up for over half of all economic gains from A.I. between 2016 and 2030, said PwC.
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Bucking a trend of economic growth downgrades in the region, Taiwan's government in August raised its 2019 forecast, citing gains from factory relocations.
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Whatever the gains from a trade deal with the United States, they would not compensate for the likely loss of sales to Europe.
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The company said its profit grew only 1%, excluding gains from the listing of digital payment provider Network International in London last year.
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Its net interest income also rose, 11 percent, but the bank said it was mostly due to gains from stock index fund investment.
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Savers who wait until the child is 7 to open an account miss out on potential gains from the early, more aggressive investments.
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Equities in Europe followed the positive sentiment globally, with Asian markets in the black on the back of sharp gains from Wall Street.
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The company's sales were hurt by low volumes in the United States and Canada, partially offseting gains from Europe and other overseas markets.
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The metal hit $2,203 earlier, its strongest since May 2015, extending gains from the previous session, when rising oil prices also lent support.
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"Developing our own secure 5G networks will outweigh any perceived gains from partnering with heavily subsidised Chinese providers that answer to party leadership.".
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Conservatives may suppose that they can pocket policy gains from a Trump administration while the stain of his person will eventually wash away.
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The administration is pressuring Pakistan to shore up its borders, but Carafano said it may take years to win gains from the relationship.
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But the company lost a staggering $3.3 billion, excluding gains from the sale of its overseas business units in Russia and Southeast Asia.
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Among commodities, oil prices fell on doubts about growth of demand for fuel, reversing some of the strong gains from the previous session.
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There's a kind of bait and switch, in which people invoke Ricardo and the gains from trade to say "free trade good", then tell scare stories about how protectionism would destroy millions of jobs and cause a global depression, which doesn't make much sense – and in any case has nothing to do with the classical analysis of the gains from trade.
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Mizuho suffered a decline in profit even after booking hefty gains from equity holdings and reallocating funds previously set aside to cover bad loans.
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WFIS is seeking an injunction to prevent Alliant from poaching its executives, disgorgement of any unjustified gains from the recruitment drive and unspecified damages.
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Stocks closed higher on Thursday, adding to the massive gains from the previous session, after a strong surge in the final hours of trading.
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But the key to the emergence of new coalitions for change is the recognition that the possible gains from change are also very large.
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Unfortunately, Wealthfront's methodology doesn't stand up to scrutiny — the average investor isn't going to get anywhere close to 1 percent gains from this feature.
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Yet the real world is a world of mutual gains from trade and integration -- and even from the simple act of sending money overseas.
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The bad-debt write-down, restructuring costs and other bits and bobs will partially offset the gains from these sales and the rights issue.
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Japan's added 457.08 points, or 2.7 percent, to 17,363.62, extending gains from the previous two sessions on the back of a relatively weaker yen.
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The rally is widely expected to extend into 2018, boosted by gains from a new law that lowers the tax burden on U.S. corporations.
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And labor cost savings don't rise much as the cars get more expensive, but the potential gains from avoided export taxes do, he said.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Takeda said its first-quarter operating profit had halved from a year ago, when it had booked gains from asset sales.
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Further trade liberalisation is also crucial to bolster productivity and global growth, while taking steps to ensure the gains from trade are shared widely.
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It attributed the increase to prescriptions filled from its acquisition of Rite Aid stores and gains from mail-order pharmacy sales for specialty drugs.
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The oil producer sharply raised its cash-flow forecast for the year on Wednesday as it gains from a rally in crude oil prices.
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Instead it is that the lion's share of gains from increased productivity have gone to a tiny segment of wage earners at the top.
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For a conservative, the conclusion might be that the private gains from education are so big that students should bear the costs of tuition.
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With preorders already live, Nvidia is now revealing that there will be some noticeable gains from a GTX 275 to the new RTX 20803.
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Among commodities, oil prices fell, reversing some of the strong gains from the previous session as economic concerns raised doubts about fuel demand growth.
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The Mexican peso, which strengthens as the perceived chances of an election victory by Republican Donald Trump fall, retained its strong gains from Monday.
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Any future financial gains from CFSI's investments would go back to funding the non-profit, Falvey said, and not to the bank's balance sheet.
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Among commodities, oil prices fell, reversing some of the strong gains from the previous session, as economic concerns raised doubts about fuel demand growth.
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BI said on Thursday that transmission has improved, and expects April-June growth will show "limited" gains from Q5603, which disappointed with 4.92 percent.
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The biggest gains from this, judging from US Cellular's map, appear to be in parts of Oregon, Oklahoma, Nebraska, West Virginia, Texas, and Maine:
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Tesla shares, despite paring some gains from a high of $385 in September, still trade at 46 percent above their price a year ago.
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Stateside, stocks were trading slightly on the upside after gains from Mondelez and Kellogg balanced out by a sharp loss in Under Armour shares.
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"Rent control exists for a reason, and it's because someone gains from it," said Daniel Fetter, an economics professor at Wellesley College in Massachusetts.
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The company attributed the performance to its international business, where it saw higher expenses, lower profit margins and weaker gains from sales of assets.
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Equipment rental company Ashtead was up 2.2 percent, building on gains from the previous session after posting an upbeat set of full year results.
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Originally, the Democrats were looking at a "blue wave," a chance to wipe out a lot of Republican gains from the past 10 years.
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It is true that cognitive gains from preschool seem to fade by the third grade, but there are differences in life outcomes that persist.
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In the high-grade segment, State Grid Corp of China's bonds were still under water, but slowly grinding out gains from a week ago.
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The scores, for fourth and eighth graders, showed that the city made no significant gains from 2015 to 2017 in either reading or math.
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That's why I'm proposing a new plan today to protect American workers and ensure that we all share in the gains from technological advancement.
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The euro, meanwhile, relinquished all its gains from Thursday after a policy review by the European Central Bank that was less dovish than expected.
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A2 Milk also reported lower-than-expected annual profit on the back of higher marketing costs which ate into gains from robust Chinese sales.
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Today, no other actor in the world can offer the same advantages to Germany that it gains from its alliance with the United States.
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The benchmark S&P 500 erased all its gains from 2019 on Monday, after drastic fiscal and monetary measures failed to restore investor confidence.
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The precise gains from a heat pump will depend on a variety of factors like your insulation, your electricity source and local energy rates.
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Commodity firms and financials made up more than two-thirds of the losses on the index, offsetting gains from real estate and healthcare shares.
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They went over the recent events covered in the book — Hillary Clinton's loss, the gains from the #MeToo movement and the 2018 midterm elections.
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Adopting a trigger will not likely produce higher taxes down the road, because the revenue gains from the tax package will probably exceed forecasts.
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Wall Street investors remained in a buying mood on Election Day, sending stocks broadly higher and building on big gains from a day earlier.
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Oil traders have closely watched U.S. crude production to see whether output gains from U.S. shale formations will surpass the 1.8 million bpd cuts.
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The rally is widely expected to extend into 203, boosted by gains from a new law that lowers the tax burden on U.S. corporations.
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"I cannot help but think the government is abusing its power to make political gains from the Olympics," said one comment on the petition.
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It didn't matter that advocates of the deal could rationalize the economics with future gains from the jobs and community benefits Amazon would provide.
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This could be a point of no return, after which retirements will accelerate faster than historical averages as utilities realize economic gains from clean energy.
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Its profits were inflated by gains from its pension scheme and its financial division, which had grown at breakneck speed and which contained big risks.
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Upbeat sentiment supported strong gains from other top miners such as Rio Tinto, which was up 2.5 percent to a more than 10 year high.
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"Although we do not expect impressive equity returns from the highs of the year, we do expect strong gains from the 2018 lows," Darda added.
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And some suggest that bigger job gains from now on will require a less restrictive immigration policy, the exact opposite of what Trump has proposed.
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The IRS has said that Bitcoin is essentially property, and so if you've realized any gains from it, you need to pay taxes on it.
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If they decide not to cash out their investment for seven years, they get to exclude up to 15 percent of those gains from taxes.
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And they can permanently avoid paying taxes on any new gains from investment in the zones if they hold onto the investment for a decade.
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Among the biggest fallers, travel firm TUI was down 5.8 percent, giving up all of its gains from the previous session when it reported results.
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Oil prices extended gains from the previous day as the U.S. government cut its crude production outlook for next year and as fuel inventories plunged.
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Out west, the rise of giant wildfires has worsened air pollution enough to erode some of the air-quality gains from the Clean Air Act.
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That dovetails with the broader consensus view in currency markets that the dollar next year will give back some of its gains from this year.
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The government had imposed a 10 percent tax on capital gains from shares in July 2014 but froze it for two years in August 2015.
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South Korea had previously announced its plan to tax capital gains from cryptocurrency trading to tackle what it sees as the risk of excessive speculation.
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Wall Street's S&P 500 rose 217 percent on Wednesday, extending its gains from 20.1-month lows touched around Christmas to more than 20.2 percent.
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In 103, the cost/income ratio was weak at 80%, despite being boosted by some capital gains from the sale of available-for-sale securities.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed about 15 points after momentarily trading higher, with IBM contributing the most losses, offsetting gains from McDonald's and Microsoft.
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London Metal Exchange copper was up 21.2 percent at $22011,550 a tonne as of 0357 GMT, building on 3.4 percent gains from the previous session.
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Citigroup on Monday beat analysts' expectations for second-quarter profit and revenue on gains from the initial public offering of electronic bond trading platform Tradeweb.
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It dovetailed with large gains from copper, zinc and tin, and in currencies like Russia's rouble and Brazil's real, which are both up 17 percent.
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"Continued solidarity is needed to finish the job and prevent hard-earned gains from disappearing," said David Schilling of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility.
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Fitch expects the company to gradually improve its capital structure driven by expansion of operating margins and the synergy gains from the recently acquired businesses.
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During the latest week, U.S. investors also turned on international stocks, which have been a popular place to sock away gains from the domestic market.
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By 2030, life expectancy will be 83.3 years for women and 79.5 for men, modest gains from the 2010 rates 81.2 and 76.5 years, respectively.
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Last week, IRPC reported a 47 percent rise in net profit due to an absence of losses on inventory and on gains from foreign exchange.
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Context: CHI and Dignity have been losing money on patient care, but have reaped big gains from Wall Street, like other not-for-profit giants.
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U.S. auto sales in February showed no signs of decelerating as most major automakers on Tuesday posted big gains from a year ago, Reuters reported.
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Any gains from free trade deals with countries such as China or the United States would be "relatively modest", Britain's independent budget forecasters have said.
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Top Trump advisers say the president's tax reform plan will justify major tax cuts by relying largely on future revenue gains from faster economic growth.
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Softbank shares extended gains from Tuesday to closing up 5.84 percent after the internet and telecom giant announced a 43 billion yen share buyback plan.
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But defence contractor Ultra Electronics jumped 8 percent after a rating upgrade from JP Morgan, extending gains from a day earlier when it reported results.
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The labor force has seen significant gains from the ultra-Orthodox sector of Israel's population, which now counts 53 percent of its men as employed.
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Oil prices surged on Wednesday, extending gains from the previous session as renewed U.S.- China trade talks and supply cuts by OPEC propped up markets.
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Oil futures fell, partly reversing sharp gains from the previous session, amid turmoil in the oil industry with nearly a quarter of U.S. refining offline.
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The gains from cheap stuff flowed disproportionately to the less well-off, because the poor spend more of their incomes on goods than the rich.
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In March, Finance Minister Apisak Tantivorawong said the finance ministry will impose a 15-percent withholding tax on gains from digital tokens and cryptocurrency trade.
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The Dow Jones industrial average eked out a record close on Thursday, erasing sharp losses, as Wall Street bet on further gains from corporate earnings.
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"The challenge is to make sure those gains from the last decade are still maintained and people don't go back into poverty," said PADF's Villegas.
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Evidence increasingly suggests that some of what looks like sclerosis across rich countries is in fact rooted in the unequal distribution of gains from growth.
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Gains from large banks like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs helped push the Dow Jones industrial average above 23,000 for the first time ever on Tuesday.
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Net earnings declined 52 percent to $1.4 billion because of restructuring charges, an impairment charge and gains from the sales of Internet businesses in China.
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U.S. energy envoy Amos Hochstein told Reuters that any price gains from the cuts would trigger higher U.S. production, which would ultimately defeat the deal.
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That might not sound like much, but they weren't looking to create an Olympic-quality cyborg — just show reliable gains from a soft, portable exosuit.
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Rather than "pulling forward" gains from the future, markets that do well when they're "supposed to" suffer tend to remain buoyant for a while longer.
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But the losses were stemmed by an improved return on its investments, where it generated extra gains from selling off some of its equity holdings.
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CBOT corn trading volume broke records on June 7 with help from intense selling by commercial handlers, which pushed against price gains from speculative buying.
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Why it matters: It'll cost you more on your summer road trips and could blunt the economic gains from the recently passed tax overhaul bill.
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Gains from the cuts could also be undermined by rising output from the United States, which is not participating in the deal to withhold production.
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But globally, the gains from local shoppers choosing to spend closer to home have failed to offset the slowdown in purchases by Chinese tourists abroad.
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In a free market, in which private individuals can engage in mutually advantageous gains from trade, they are inevitable until demand subsides or supply expands.
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In any attempt to change a government's calculus, the crucial challenge is to impose costs exceeding whatever benefit the government gains from its existing behavior.
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The DCCC is hoping to build on or maintain its gains from last year, when Democrats flipped 40 seats to retake control of the House.
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Crude futures pulled back on Friday, giving up gains from the previous session as trade concerns weighed on the market and fueled concerns about demand.
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It is simply not possible for market participants to make long-term gains from current U.S. stock prices, an investment manager told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Much of the economic gains from tax reform come from reducing marginal tax rates on business income, as the Council of Economic Advisers has argued.
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And in a series of studies, volunteers found physical benefits from getting to and from school, as well as cognitive gains from interacting with children.
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No doubt some American workers are bitterly angry and moved by Donald Trump's trade rhetoric after having repeatedly been promised great gains from "trade" agreements.
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Lyft (LYFT) shares quickly dipped below the $72 mark in early trading Monday, erasing all gains from its highly anticipated Wall Street debut on Friday.
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The policy allows investors to put unrealized capital gains from other investments into a fund that fuels development in low-income areas, selected by governors.
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Their differences were narrowing, a product of migration between the two and gains from manufacturing that helped lift up regions that were once deeply poor.
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The story is relatively straightforward: Losses from people abandoning Windows-powered devices are being more than offset by rapid gains from Microsoft's cloud computing business.
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In fact, 14 days of carbon emissions from China alone would wipe out the gains from America — and this is an incredible statistic — would totally wipe out the gains from America's expected reductions in the year 2030, after we have had to spend billions and billions of dollars, lost jobs, closed factories, and suffered much higher energy costs for our businesses and for our homes.
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India holds a 67.45 percent stake in ONGC Videsh's parent ONGC and gains from a listing could be transferred to the government via a special dividend.
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Oil prices rose about 1 percent, extending gains from Thursday after OPEC and other major producers agreed to extend output curbs until the end of 2018.
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Nominees may seek a certificate from the OGE that allows them to avoid an immediate tax hit on gains from assets they are required to shed.
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The South African rand also weakened, down 0.7 percent, giving back gains from earlier this week, as investors took profits and awaited the next market catalyst.
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Critics have questioned whether Trump has made any substantive gains from his friendships and worry that his eagerness to talk to strongmen results in legitimizing them.
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Bupa Arabia for Cooperative Insurance Co, rose 1.8 percent, extending gains from a day earlier when it soared 10 percent after posting strong second-quarter earnings.
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Banking and mining, which had seen the greatest gains from the 'Trump trade' as investors bet on reflation and infrastructure spending, were the biggest sector fallers.
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A fairer way of doing that, and capturing some of the windfall gains from rising property prices, would have been to increase inheritance tax for all.
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Auto makers led the losses, giving up gains from Wednesday, when Reuters reported that U.S. President Donald Trump planned to delay tariffs on imported cars and .
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For the nine months through December, MUFG's stock-related income including gains from selling part of its equity holdings, dropped 37 percent to 84.6 billion yen.
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Meanwhile, remain campaigners say that despite the cost of membership, the U.K. gains from its membership in a number of ways that are not easily quantifiable.
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Strong revenue gains from Boeringer's diabetes drugs were partly offset by declining revenues for its top-selling inhalable lung drug Spiriva, under pressure from rival drugs.
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Low rates could be signalling that the risk-adjusted return to capital—loosely speaking, what the economy eventually gains from additional private investment—is also low.
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Dubai's index failed to hold onto small gains from earlier in the day and dropped 53 percent as declines in blue chips weighed on the exchange.
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Experian reported a jump in first-half profit as it reported some initial gains from a data breach at Equifax and broader growth across its operations.
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U.S. crude oil futures were 0.07 percent higher at $56.98 per dollar, adding to gains from the previous day, when the contracts had surged 2.5 percent.
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Europeans have long wondered why the United States shuns the efficiencies and health gains from universal care, but its potential in developing countries is less understood.
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The S&P 500 erased virtually all of its gains from a week earlier, when the benchmark index notched its biggest weekly rise in seven years.
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Blackstone Gains From Banks' Financial-Crisis Pain | As banks retreat from businesses regulators deem risky, private-equity firms have entered the breach.
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Chopra and Democratic FTC Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter, who opposed the settlement, said the $5 billion penalty may be less than Facebook's gains from violating users' privacy.
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Abu Dhabi's index was up 0.2 percent with National Bank of Abu Dhabi extending its 4.0 percent gains from the previous session to add 1.5 percent.
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His eight-year run was marked by explosive share gains from improving the taste of the chain's pizza and investing in online ordering and other initiatives.
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Oil prices edged lower on Friday but Brent largely held gains from the previous session amid concerns that Iran may face renewed sanctions, choking off supply.
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But U.S. stocks were lower on Thursday in a broad-based decline led by energy shares, giving up some of the gains from the day before.
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London's FTSE 21.1136 also revived, helped by Vodafone's plans to create a separate European tower company and education firm Pearson's gains from an upbeat trading update.
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The euro built on sharp gains from a day earlier, rising to near two-year highs against the dollar and undermining European stocks, with Germany's DAX .
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures were at $58.37 per barrel, up $1.50, or 2.64 percent — building on their strong gains from earlier in the day.
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Henkel benefited from lower input costs and marketing expenses as well as an improved global distribution chain in the quarter, aiding gains from previous restructuring programmes.
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The new profit outlook was at the upper band of a forecast range it had given in March before realising gains from offloading its MOL shares.
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Amazon rose 1.9 percent, extending gains from last week when data showed U.S. holiday spending surged to 12-year high, prompting price target hikes by brokerages.
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Earlier in the day, Embraer forecast higher operating profit this year than in 2016 despite stagnant revenue, due to efficiency gains from a cost-cutting campaign.
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The usual pattern through history is for enlightened politics and the grinding of the economic gears to combine, eventually, to spread the gains from technological progress.
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For those, such as this newspaper, who believe in the gains from globalisation and the American-led liberal order, this is a truly terrifying world-view.
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The index was coming off of strong gains from the previous session; it rose 2.2 percent on Friday, marking its biggest one-day gain since 2016.
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The EU's study put potential economic gains from an ambitious deal at 1.8 billion euros per year for the EU and 6.4 billion euros for Mexico.
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Fifty-seven percent of respondents did say they've realized gains from those investments, but 59 percent said they've never reported any cryptocurrency gains to the IRS.
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Net income fell 2127% to $2.463 billion, or $22.46,28 per Class A share, from $21.18 billion, or $11,280 per share, reflecting fewer gains from Berkshire's investments.
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Net income fell 11% to $16.52 billion, or $10,119 per Class A share, from $18.54 billion, or $11,215.833 per share, reflecting fewer gains from Berkshire's investments.
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A beefed-up competition policy could reduce industrial concentration, which saps the economy of dynamism while focusing the gains from growth in fewer firms and places.
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Phone revenue dropped by $361 million and Surface revenue went down 2 percent, but the division was buoyed by gains from Windows, games, and search ads.
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Indeed, we commented in our original post that IQ gains from programs "tend to regress once the program ends and environmental disadvantages reassert themselves" [emphasis added].
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Ms. Pelosi said she had told the president that any economic gains from the pact should go to American workers and businesses, not a border wall.
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How can the gains from a program be so substantial when it's first attempted and disappear entirely as soon as it's expanded to cover more people?
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Others expect the gains from deep learning to be exhausted in the next few years, and expect that AIs with human-like abilities are centuries away.
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Gary Cohn, the former White House economic adviser, said this week that tariffs could wipe out economic gains from the tax cut passed late last year.
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The chart, first published in 2013 by Branko Milanovic and Christoph Lakner using data from the World Bank, shows global income gains from 1988 to 2008.
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But a series of reports that Mr. Furman's council released in 230 documented changes that have allowed employers to pocket more of the gains from growth.
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" He called the show "a bit of a head-scratcher, given how much NHPR itself gains from its association with the first-in-the-nation primary.
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"The amount of capital gains from just U.S. investors in the rise of crypto pays for the damn wall," said Bradley Rotter, vice chairman of Rivetz.
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Berkshire also posted record full-year earnings of $249 billion, boosted by unrealized gains from its stock investments, though operating profit fell 21% to $23 billion.
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A very small group — 4 percent of all publicly traded stocks — account for all of the stock market's net gains from 1926 through 2016, he found.
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He calls it GDP-B and estimates that the welfare gains from Facebook alone would have added 0.05 to 0.11 percentage points to its annual growth.
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Silver relinquished some of its gains from the past few sessions that had sent it to a two-year high of $21.107 an ounce on Monday.
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This means the gains from cutting corporate taxes will disproportionately accrue to the rich, since the top 1 percent holds about 40 percent of stock wealth.
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A better strategy would be to shift power from companies to workers, to allow workers to bargain for a bigger share of the gains from growth.
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Under the circumstances, agreeing to a production cap would amount to giving up the lion's share of the gains from the deal with no real upside.
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On Friday, however, the euro relinquished all its gains from Thursday after a policy review by the European Central Bank that was less dovish than expected.
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Draghi, for example, stressed the wider economic gains from lower interest rates, including the relief for borrowers, when speaking to German lawmakers in Berlin in the fall.
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A recent Tufts University study says Canadian and European workers' income will take a hit as gains from trade are unlikely to make it into their pockets.
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Tyson has not yet reaped major financial gains from the deaths of millions of pigs in China's outbreak of African swine fever, Chief Executive Noel White said.
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Without extra cushioning in your checking account, you risk getting slapped with bank fees or credit card debt that quickly cancel out any gains from your investments.
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Because, as a teaser, it's one of the things we've been working on, is a paper that's going to document and quantify all the gains from deregulation.
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To the extent the dollar gains from this upset and the likely monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve, later this year – yes, they will finally tighten again!
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It has also divided Indigenous groups between those who fear its effects on their drinking water and traditional lands and those who see economic gains from it.
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Consumers were feeling a bit more optimistic than expected in July, as a key economic indicator held gains from June, according to a survey released on Tuesday.
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Abroad, he has taken aim at the belief, embraced by every post-war president, that America gains from the often thankless task of being the global hegemon.
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Investors responded to the list of positive headlines by sending the S&P Retail Index slightly higher on Tuesday, adding to its gains from the previous session.
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However, the IMF's Lagarde said protectionist policies from the new U.S. administration could have a negative impact on the economy, overshadowing any positive gains from stimulus measures.
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Fitch expects no material profit margin improvement in 2016, as most of the gains from the company's efficiency programmes are likely to be reinvested into Carlsberg's brands.
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Those are all reasons why Zunum plans to focus, at least at first, on relatively short routes, where the efficiency gains from electric motors are most significant.
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That's an effort to rebut Apple's claims that Qualcomm is seeking to reap unfair gains from old technology and to seek excessive royalties on standards-essential patents.
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Japan's Nikkei 0.983 extended gains from the previous session, rising 1.34 percent to close at 21,144.48 while the Topix index advanced 296.676 percent to finish at 297.2,2110.63.
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ASM said quarterly revenue reached 260 million euros, excluding previously announced gains from a recent patent litigation, compared with 242 million euros in a Refinitiv analyst poll.
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GVC Holdings rose 5 percent after the online gambling firm saw full-year net gaming revenue rise 17 percent in 2017, helped by gains from the bwin.
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Markets are also bracing for U.S. non-farm payroll data for March later in the session, with economists forecasting a significant drop in job gains from February.
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Asia markets traded higher across the board on Monday, extending gains from last week following the announcement of fresh stimulus measures from the European Central Bank (ECB).
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And yet the sobering reality is that despite this immense sacrifice in lives and resources, the chief gains from the war's early years have effectively been reversed.
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The tax law allows for a deferral of taxes until 2026 for capital gains from other investments that are reinvested in funds that invest in opportunity zones.
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Currently, there is a lot of Wall Street money sitting on the sidelines because it is difficult to realize gains from an investment in the marijuana industry.
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Though the government "loses" the revenue it might have collected had these savings been taxable, it gains from the surge of investment that 401(k) savings provide.
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But retailers skidded as investors assessed earnings reports from Gap and L Brands, and biotech drug makers returned some of their gains from earlier in the week.
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After a basis step-up, an asset can be immediately sold by a taxpayer's heirs without triggering income tax on any capital gains from the sale proceeds.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 shed gains from earlier in the session, closing provisionally down 1.23 percent, with most sectors in negative territory and major bourses mixed.
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Profit was boosted by gains from the sale of part of CIMB's stakes in two asset management joint venture units to U.S.-based partner Principal Financial Group.
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Well, it may have something to do with strong lobbying from multibillion-dollar corporations lobbying hard to keep getting ill-gotten gains from Durbin Amendment price controls.
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If the Fed could have foreseen the slow growth and weak job gains from the months following its announcement, it obviously would've held off on raising rates.
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Some market pros worry the sharp snapback in stocks since the late December low means January could be stealing the gains from the rest of the year.
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Gold prices wavered Thursday as the dollar held its strong gains from the previous session, but simmering tensions over Russia and a potential trade war offered support.
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Amit Maheshwari, partner at Ashok Maheshwari & Associates, said many countries don't tax foreign investors on capital gains from listed securities and there is no discrimination against trusts.
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On Monday, Burritt said the combined job gains from reopening the two furnaces will actually be closer to 800 — an it's not just jobs at U.S. Steel.
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Oil output recovered last year to more than one million barrels per day, partly due to production gains from the lifting of a pipeline blockade near Zintan.
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Because bond prices move in the opposite direction to their yields, the capital gains from Treasuries become more constrained as yields approach the theoretical floor of zero.
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And because the gains from single-payer insurance would be so large, there must be ways to make everyone come out ahead, even in the short run.
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"Thus gains from excess RBI dividends are likely to be utilized to bridge the revenue shortfall rather than engage in stimulus measures," Nomura said in the note.
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But in the frenzy of construction, many long-term residents are wondering whether they will see the gains from the towers that puncture the skyline around them.
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SUV growth is eclipsing gains from improving mileage in smaller vehicles and the emergence of EVs (which are currently a tiny slice of global sales), IEA said.
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The losses erased gains from its holdings of Swiss telecommunications company Sunrise Communications Group AG and hotel groups Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc and Marriott International Inc.
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Annual net profit from continuing operations rose 1 percent to A$947 million, as insurance profit was partly offset by lower gains from investment, the IAG said.
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It was helped by gains from the local listings of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group and Westpac Banking Group , which were up 1.2% and 1.3%, respectively.
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Market heavyweight, Naspers firmed 1.92 percent to 2860.00 rand, a record high, as it mirrored gains from China's Tencent Holdings, in which it holds a major stake.
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His accusers also claimed that Mr. Neschling made illicit gains from arranging a project with La Fura dels Baus, a theatrical group from Barcelona, which never materialized.
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He also reiterated his morning call on Nike and highlighted the stock of Walmart, which has given up a lot of the gains from its latest quarter.
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Further gains from here would give weight to the argument that this is real-money buying coming back in rather than a mere bounce from oversold levels.
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The year-over-year gains from industry sectors including accommodation and food, construction and manufacturing were not enough to offset the decreases in agriculture, transportation and wholesale.
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L reported a 6 percent rise in full-year adjusted pretax profit on Monday, boosted by gains from small acquisitions and a growing clientele in North America.
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Most sectors gained ground, led by financial and energy plays, as oil extended gains from the previous session after data showed U.S. stockpiles eased from record highs.
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FUNDAMENTALS * Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange slipped 25% to $20700,21000 a tonne by 23 GMT, surrendering some of the gains from the previous session.
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We show that firms in industries that became more concentrated have enjoyed significantly higher profitability and profit margins, greater gains from mergers, and significantly higher stock returns.
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So advocates of full car automation argue that we need to fully take human drivers out of the loop in order to reap the gains from automation.
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I hope, by the way, that I haven't done any of that; I think I've always been clear that the gains from globalization aren't all that (here's a back-of-the-envelope on the gains from hyperglobalization — only part of which can be attributed to policy — that is less than 5 percent of world GDP over a generation); and I think I've never assumed away the income distribution effects.
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Consider the following: There is no doubt that the gains from the economic recovery have been spread unevenly and that income inequality has increased greatly in recent years.
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On Friday, however, the euro on Friday relinquished all its gains from Thursday after a policy review by the European Central Bank that was less dovish than expected.
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The latest batch of earnings reports from the luxury giants were showstoppers - with stunning double-digit gains from Kering, the owner of Gucci, versus no growth from Burberry.
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As rates rise, however, the bulk of the buying is by wealthier Americans who may be trading up from their current home and using gains from that sale.
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Wall Street opened higher, extending gains from Tuesday, as oil prices rose and investors got more comfortable with the prospect of a rate increase as early as June.
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However on Thursday, Wall Street traded sharply lower, giving back some of the strong gains from the previous day, amid renewed tensions between China and the United States.
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Analysts cite long term gains from a liberalizing of the US. market but also noted falling trade at U.K. high street locations and new rules on betting machines.
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Wal-Mart closed 9.5 percent higher to contribute the most to gains, while Goldman Sachs had the greatest negative impact, giving up most of its gains from Wednesday.
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European stocks extended gains to close sharply higher on Tuesday, as sentiment was lifted by positive trade in the U.S. and strong gains from banks, insurers and retailers.
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Following a three-day holiday weekend, Mexico's peso lost 0.3 percent, while the Colombian peso gave up narrow gains from earlier in the session amid surging oil prices.
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When you withdraw that cash for health expenses at a future date, you will not have to pay taxes on any of the gains from those HSA investments.
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Yet this number affects anyone with a bank account or looking to borrow money, because the Fed's decisions impact the cost of borrowing and the gains from saving.
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Asia Pacific stocks mostly traded higher on Wednesday, building on gains from the previous session, after stocks sold off recently due to worries over the new coronavirus outbreaks.
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Asia Pacific markets mostly traded higher on Wednesday, building on gains from the previous session, after stocks sold off recently due to worries over the new coronavirus outbreaks.
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Objectively speaking, the heath gains from lower particulate pollution will probably be the biggest and most visible impacts of a green energy transition, especially in the short term.
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Excluding gains from asset sales and other items, the company earned 3 Canadian cents per share, compared with analysts' average estimate of a loss of 3 Canadian cents.
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And the gains from possible future deals are smaller and further off than the immediate losses from leaving the EU and its free-trade deals with third countries.
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Despite gains from the new NAFTA deal with Mexico and Canada, it falls short in reaching "more ambitious goals" of certain agribusiness sectors, a CoBank report said Friday.
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However, the greater the gains from January to June, the higher the chances of a sharp pullback in the second half, Detrick told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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She said she worried that repealing this fee would drive up insurance premium costs, canceling out gains from tax cuts that many constituents might get from the bill.
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"The Australian market is tracking gains from Wall Street, and there were also some good leads from the oil sector," said Evan Lucas, market strategist at IG Markets.
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A 25 bps cut would take the official cash rate (OCR) to a record-low of 2 percent, which should shave off recent gains from the kiwi dollar.
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It shed light on why firms in poor countries tended to be more paternalistic, providing dormitories and canteens: they reaped immediate productivity gains from rested, well-fed workers.
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This countered gains from a 16% jump in total production to 812,800 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd), which was also above analysts' estimate of 804,746 boepd.
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This month it forced private bank PKB to turn over 13 million Swiss francs ($1.39 million) in ill-gotten gains from business linked to Brazilian groups Petrobras (PETR4.
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Some market pros worry the sharp snap back in stocks since the late December low means January could be stealing the gains from the rest of the year.
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In their report, the chipmaker reported some gains from the initiative but despite 2628 percent of this year's hires being women and minorities, other numbers haven't increased significantly.
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Chief Executive Hubert Joly, speaking on a conference call, said Best Buy was "very mobilized" to maximize its gains from a competitor filing for bankruptcy during the quarter.
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The year-on-year increase in the CPI was unchanged at 20.2 percent in January as the large price gains from last year dropped out of the calculation.
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In Riyadh, Bupa Arabia for Cooperative Insurance Co , rose 1.6 percent, extending gains from a day earlier when it soared 10 percent after posting a second-quarter earnings.
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He was quoted as saying that additional gains from the deal for domestic companies totaled 700 billion roubles ($12.1 billion), while the budget had gained 1.7 trillion roubles.
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He believes this reversal rate creeps up the longer that rates stay low, because there are dwindling capital gains from long-term loans made earlier at higher rates.
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Across the Western United States, the rise of giant wildfires has worsened air pollution enough to erode some of the air-quality gains from the Clean Air Act.
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Many of the gains from partner force training missions take years to surface in a tangible way that lawmakers can point to as evidence of money well-spent.
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At this point, naturally, the gains from improving displays are fairly few, because, to be honest, not many people care or can even tell today's flagship displays apart.
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Excluding gains from the sale of Target's pharmacy and clinic business and restructuring charges, earnings stood at $1.29 per share in the first quarter ended on April 30.
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The index extended gains from the previous day, when it was lifted after China said it will adopt a more vigorous fiscal policy to help tackle external uncertainties.
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An activist who campaigned for this for years says Republicans mostly seek economic gains from a bigger workforce, while Democrats talk of social fairness and not criminalising poverty.
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Only 21 percent said the economic gains from the deal went to Iranians with special connections, while 15 percent thought they went to Iran's military and foreign allies.
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Monday's survey showed manufacturers were more likely to try to eke out productivity gains from their existing workforce and equipment rather than investing in new machinery and automation.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan's net income rose in the first half of fiscal 22016, aided by gains from the central bank's holding of exchange-traded funds.
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How have the gains from the economy been segregated from most Americans who do the work, instead flowing into the hands of a small group at the top?
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Substantial gains from lower labour content, as well as capital and material use efficiencies, should allow Tesla to comfortably achieve a margin above 25% throughout the product cycle.
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Some of the blue-chip banks extended gains from the previous session, with Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank adding 1.7 percent and Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank rising 0.3 percent.
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The gains from big samples are smaller than you might think, so don't give a lot of extra credit for a poll that goes much higher than 1,200.
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Data showed the inflation in the country rose to its highest in five years in the first quarter due to temporary gains from higher oil and food prices.
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Oil majors including CNOOC Ltd and PetroChina Co Ltd rallied, up 2.4 percent and 2.6 percent, respectively, as oil prices held sharp gains from the previous two sessions.
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Asakawa justified Japan's hefty current account surpluses, running about 20 trillion yen for a third straight year to 2018, which mostly consist of income gains from overseas investment.
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The one-off item includes gains from a change in the fair value of Biocon's investment in Equillium Inc after the U.S. company debuted on the stock market.
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Italy's post office beat analysts' expectations with first-quarter results on Tuesday, helped by capital gains from the sale of bonds and the launch of new insurance products.
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Biden's gains from Washington — which has 89 pledged delegates — are notable, in part because the state was seen as one that could give Sanders a much-needed boost.
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That factors in the gains from the home centers, grocery chains and convenience stores as consumers stock up emergency necessities like plywood, flashlights, water bottles or canned goods.
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Based on data from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the subways have made gains from their nadir a few years ago, but the system is hardly adequate, she writes.
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But it too gave up gains from earlier in the session when it rose more than 3% after the ECB unveiled its 750 billion euro asset-purchase programme.
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Moore's comments come as the stock market closed with steep losses on Thursday this week after fears of the coronavirus claimed gains from a short rebound on Wednesday.
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The group booked 386 million euros in capital gains from the sale of bonds in the first quarter, Chief Financial Officer Luigi Ferraris told an analysts' conference call.
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Net losses rose more modestly to $905m during the first half of this year, up from $723m (though one-off gains from related-party transactions partly explain this).
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The net income included gains from TMX's sale of Natural Gas Exchange Inc (NGX) and Shorcan Energy Brokers Inc to Intercontinental Exchange Inc in a deal in October.
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After making gains from cash-strapped customers during Spain's economic crisis, DIA is now struggling against tough competition from local rival Mercadona and German discounters Lidl and Aldi.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index was up 0.5% at 0807 GMT, after declining for two straight sessions as investors locked in gains from a strong December rally.
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Crude briefly dipped below $60 a barrel after Trump's remarks, giving back all of the gains from last week's US drone strike that killed a top Iranian commander.
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Berkshire is likely sitting on more than $10 billion in capital gains from the Wells Fargo investment, and could owe big taxes on gains it realizes, analysts said.
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In July the UN imposed sanctions on a Malian, Mohamed Ben Ahmed Mahri, for funnelling gains from drug-trafficking to Al-Mourabitoun, a militant group from northern Mali.
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First-half net income rose to 358 million francs from 193.4 million in the year-ago period primarily because the company booked gains from tax changes in Switzerland.
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Still, less-educated white voters had a solid economic rationale for voting against the status quo — nearly all the gains from the economic recovery have passed them by.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks slipped on Thursday pressured by healthcare shares as traders cashed in gains from one of the best performing sectors so far this year.
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BOORSTIN: AND SO WHAT ARE YOU SEEING IN TERMS OF OVERALL CORD-CUTTING IN THE TRADITIONAL TV BUSINESSES VERSUS WHAT YOU'RE SEEING IN GAINS FROM THE SKINNY BUNDLES?
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First-half net income rose to 358 million francs from 193.4 million in the year-ago period primarily because the company booked gains from tax changes in Switzerland.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected full-year net income of 12.2 billion francs, down about 1 percent from 2014 when the company booked gains from a disposal.
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Corn, widely used to produce ethanol fuel in the United States, came under pressure on Tuesday as crude oil gave back some if its steep gains from Monday.
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If demographics really were destiny, this place would be a gold mine for the Democratic Party's efforts to reap political gains from an increasingly diverse and nonwhite America.
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The was at 112.11 against the dollar, losing much of its gains from yesterday, while the was at $0.7119 after rising from the $0.71 handle in the previous session.
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State-refiners like IOC were last year given the freedom to draw up the crude import strategies that would allow them to make swift gains from changing market dynamics.
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The latest filings from the hedge fund industry lifted the curtain on how the smart money is positioned to generate gains from the proposed policies of President Donald Trump.
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Virgin Hyperloop One's rebrand will mean it gains from association with Virgin Group founder Richard Branson, whose high-tech transportation exploits include Virgin Galactic and other space-based ventures.
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We are seeing significant gains from upgrading existing lines to increase output, which allows Tesla and Panasonic to achieve the same output with less spent on new equipment purchases.
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Despite Beijing's latest move and other recent measures to support local businesses, stocks closed sharply lower Tuesday, giving back some gains from the rally in the previous two sessions.
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UPM also said underlying operating profit (EBITDA) for the July-September quarter fell 8% to 455 million euros ($506 million) as falling pulp prices outweighed gains from cost cuts.
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GE's shares were overvalued, its earnings were inflated by gains from its pension scheme, and it had overexpanded its financial arm, which later blew up during the banking crisis.
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Without America to keep its neighbourhood secure and underpin open markets, China could not have reaped such gains from the market-led reforms it launched in the late 1970s.
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Stocks rallied on Tuesday, building on solid gains from the previous session as the market recovers from a steep sell-off that was sparked by worries over the coronavirus.
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Bitcoin is in the middle of an astounding price drop, reaching prices as low as $103,520 in recent days and wiping out all gains from coins purchased this year.
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"Keen traders, especially hackers, will find it tough to cash out their gains from virtual coin investments in Korea but they can go overseas, for example Japan," Mun said.
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Higher corporate income tax revenues and one-off gains from a tax amnesty on foreign assets will compensate for higher expenditure, including public infrastructure investment and natural-disaster relief.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell on Monday as Wall Street digested strong gains from the previous week and looked ahead to the start of the corporate earnings season.
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For 768076, Fitch expects overall stable profitability, supported by robust performance in core operating segments as well as some one-off gains from the sale of non-strategic participations.
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"Should the dollar make substantial gains from here, particularly against the yen, it will be interesting to see how president-elect Trump responds given his previous comment," he said.
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That's despite projections by Goldman Sachs that big companies will spend as much as three-quarters of any gains from repatriating profits made outside the United States on buybacks.
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In Asian markets, early gains from the rally in U.S. markets on Thursday were erased, with China's Shanghai composite closing 3.5 percent lower and Shenzhen composite down 3.4 percent.
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Even so, most businesses are viewing the tax changes as net positive and gains from capital spending deductibility and the corporate tax reduction could offset the interest deductibility hit.
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Shares plunged 12 percent to $69.01 on Monday, giving up all of their gains from last week's debut and then some, closing $2.99 below the IPO price of $72.
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The effects of the trade war were offset by gains from near two-year low mortgage rates that have encouraged customers, especially first-time home buyers, to make purchases.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected full-year net income of 12.2 billion Swiss francs, down about 1 percent from 2014 when the company booked gains from a disposal.
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The French company was retaining a stake in Puma to reap some benefits from the brand's recovery, Duplaix said, as Kering will make no cash gains from the deal.
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And that makes sense, since in its first five years, CFPB has taken $11 billion in illegally gotten gains from financial-industry balance sheets and returned them to consumers.
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DUBAI, April 27 (Reuters) - Qatari telecom operator Ooredoo reported a 75 percent rise in first-quarter net profit on Wednesday driven by foreign exchange gains from Indonesia and Myanmar.
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Main sectors rallied across the board, led by material and energy plays, as oil extended gains from the previous session after data showed U.S. stockpiles eased from record highs.
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Active investment strategies therefore amount to little more than a guessing game: one in which, over time, the losses from bad guesses eventually top the gains from good ones.
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But there is growing anxiety that Trump's tit-for-tat tariffs with key allies and China could risk any gains from the new tax law implemented earlier this year.
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That could mean they feel insulated from any short-term economic downturns caused by a Brexit — and that they don't expect to share in future economic gains from staying.
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All parties involved in helping us adjust to the new iPhone 7 — and Apple more so than any other company — stand to reap short-term gains from the process.
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A new doctrine, emphasizing the supposed efficiency gains from corporate consolidation, led to what those who have studied the issue often describe as the virtual end of antitrust enforcement.
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Tech stocks, which rose early on earnings gains from Facebook and PayPal, slumped after Carl C. Icahn, the billionaire investor, disclosed that he had sold his stake in Apple.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar, fell, reversing earlier gains from a brighter economic outlook that has made an interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve next week a near-certainty.
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TAIPEI, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks rose on Wednesday on tentative buying, with the index hovering near a key technical level and extending gains from the last two sessions.
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The PUK looked to have won eight seats, sources in the country's election commission said, well ahead of smaller rivals which had hoped for significant gains from Saturday's vote.
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All in all, the effect on the economy rests on netting the gains from the limited structural improvements and increased investment against the drain due to the deficit busting.
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Modest gains from Europe's main bourses relieved nervy investors after the latest escalation in an increasingly global trade dispute pummeled Wall Street and sent China into bear market territory.
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The moving by some Taiwan manufacturers of parts of their supply chain, plus gains from net exports, helped Taiwan have its stronger growth in a year in April-June.
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PK emerges from bankruptcy next month, a group of seven investment funds could reap hundreds of millions of dollars in gains from an unusual sale of discounted company stock.
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The buyer purchased it in a 1031 exchange, which offset capital gains from a mixed-use property sold earlier at 45-47 West Eighth Street in the West Village.
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It analyzed the benefits of investing more in renewable energy and electric vehicles, including less air pollution, lower water demand and economic gains from reduced oil imports, Hare said.
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Park Sun-song, a professor of North Korean studies at Dongguk University in Seoul, had expected small, practical gains from the summit, and not even this much was achieved.
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Investors who roll over money with embedded gains from other investments into an opportunity zone before the end of this year can defer taxes on those gains for years.
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In Asia, excluding Japan, stock prices are expected to continue their rise and recover lost ground with double-digit cumulative gains from 2018 close predicted over the coming year.
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The group led the major averages on the way down Thursday as the broad market erased its gains from the prior session, prolonging a wild week on Wall Street.
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That suggests that the productivity slump could be a result of businesses that have failed to pass on the gains from a growing economy to their workers for decades.
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Because Pepper is a conversational robot and MasterCard designed the interaction to be "human-like," Puehse said, there won't necessarily be any efficiency gains from shopping with a robot.
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The gains from the expected news conference were curbed after reports U.S. President Donald Trump instructed aides to proceed with tariffs on about $280.00 billion more of Chinese products.
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I was a Peace Corps volunteer in India (1965-67) and I've done research on what America gains from allocating funds in the federal budget for the Peace Corps.
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"We expect another record revenue holiday quarter, which could eclipse the high end of guidance thanks to share gains from the impressive, aggressive, one-day shipping rollout," Kurnos wrote.
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In the United States stocks turned negative on Friday, giving back their gains from earlier in the day after the second U.S. case of the deadly coronavirus was confirmed.
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Executives from the automobile, construction and beverage industries expressed concern that tariffs would raise the prices of their products, negating consumers' gains from the humming economy and tax cuts.
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The most-active wheat contract on the Chicago Board Of Trade (CBOT) was up 1.4% at $5.25-3/4 a bushel, at 1306 GMT, adding to gains from Friday.
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Shares of Tesla gave back all of the stock's gains from earlier this week, as uncertainty starts to weigh on CEO Elon Musk's hopes of taking the company private.
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On Monday, the Dow Jones industrial average saw the largest single-day point drop in U.S. history, falling more than 1,100 points and wiping out all gains from 2018.
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IT major Infosys added to 5 percent gains from Thursday and was up 1.75 percent on expectations that its better-than-expected earnings would help re-rate the stock.
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Retail stocks have taken a hit this year, with the SPDR S&P Retail ETF dropping 6.2 percent in the period as investors fear further market gains from Amazon.com.
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One solution would be to make sure that private insurers enroll enough healthy people so that gains from these low-cost customers offset losses from the pre-ex population.
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While widespread use of insecticide-treated bednets, preventive treatment, and indoor spraying have driven malaria deaths down significantly, the gains from those approaches have been flattening in recent years.
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The curtailment of development rights enriches even owners of vacant plots; if the windfall gains from soaring property values are heavily taxed, NIMBYism will not be such a profitable strategy.
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The firm raked in a record quarterly net profit for a Japanese firm, but the total was boosted by gains from sales of a part of its stake in Alibaba.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar fell on Monday along with U.S. Treasury yields, surrendering some gains from the sharp rally following Donald Trump's surprise victory in the U.S. presidential election.
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Investors, however, are not predicting huge gains from here - on a trade-weighted basis the dollar's real effective exchange rate is already above 20-year averages, potentially limiting further upside.
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Shares of online retailer Amazon were among the biggest individual weights on the S&P 500, falling 5.3 percent and giving up much of their gains from a day earlier.
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Oil refiners Idemitsu Kosan and Showa Shell Sekiyu extended their gains from Tuesday, jumping 9.0 percent and 7.9 percent, respectively, after they agreed to merge on April 1 next year.
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Two of the more lucrative ones these days are excluding gains from the sale of your primary home or from a stock sale of a business you own and operate.
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Other non-Chinese executives who netted major financial gains from the listing include Manu Jain, who heads up Xiaomi India and is estimated to hold around $55 million in stock.
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Global stock markets, which have swooned in the past week on the back of rising trade tensions, were trading mostly higher, with major U.S. indexes adding to gains from Tuesday.
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Cantor Fitzgerald analysts led by Joseph Foresi said in a Friday note that they were expecting IBM to report gains from companies upgrading to IBM's latest mainframe computer, the z25.3.
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In terms of real-world products that partnership will impact, Qualcomm says the object and photo-recognition and AR platform Google Lens will see some big gains from the 210.
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Macri's spokesperson, Ivan Pavlovsky, told ICIJ the offshore company wasn't listed in his financial declaration because the president made no capital gains from the company and was not a shareholder.
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Following the Fed's rate announcement, all three main U.S. stock indexes extended gains from earlier in the session and the S&P 500 closed at its highest since Dec. 22.31.
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These possibilities reveal the real threat from Baumol's disease: not that work will flow toward less-productive industries, which is inevitable, but that gains from rising productivity are unevenly shared.
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Plant-based foods maker Beyond Meat was the best performer, but there were also strong gains from Pinterest, Zoom Video, Chewy and Slack, which went public using a direct listing.
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Markets aren't pricing in gains from a promised corporate tax cut by President Donald Trump, according to UBS managing director and head CIO of short-term investment opportunities, Vinay Pande.
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British business supplies distributor Bunzl's added 1.8 percent after it reported that first-half profit rose 3.9 percent, driven by gains from recent acquisitions and higher demand from North America.
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Bloomberg wants to dump special preferential rates on capital gains for people earning more than $1 million, and instead tax those gains, from things like stock sales, as ordinary income.
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The gains from strong pricing more than offset the impact of higher feedstock costs and commissioning and startup expenses at new projects, Ungerleider said on a conference call with analysts.
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NEW YORK, Feb 17 (IFR) - Brazil bonds were quickly taking back their gains from earlier Wednesday after S&P downgraded the sovereign to BB from BB+ with a negative outlook.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Anglo-German chip designer Dialog Semiconductor on Wednesday raised its second-quarter earnings outlook, citing strong revenue and gains from a transfer of assets to iPhone maker Apple.
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So, without the spending of the gains from low oil prices, $30 per barrel crude oil doesn't seem to even be a mixed blessing for the net oil importing countries.
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While France's tax system pounces on gains from selling shares for either cash or stock, shareholders tied together by a special pact don't face the same exposure when companies merge.
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"Even though Lee is the ultimate receiver of the gains (from this bribery case), he has been pushing the blame on others accused," prosecutor Park Young-soo told the court.
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Heavyweights Shell and BP also slid on lower oil prices as strong U.S. production offset gains from ongoing OPEC-led supply cuts and a surprise fall in U.S. crude inventories.
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NEW YORK, July 53 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended higher on Friday, clinching the fourth straight positive week for the market, boosted by gains from telecom stalwarts AT&T and Verizon.
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In a lawsuit filed last Thursday, Caltech argued that Apple knowingly used and advertised gains from patented technology in almost all of its major products from the iPhone 5 forward.
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We expect Japanese major banks' fully-loaded CET1 ratio to stabilise at 12%-13% and CET7503 ratios without unrealised gains from available-for-sale securities at 9.5%-11% in FYE18.
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New oil and gas development might not grind to a halt, but it will certainly take a toll on investment, threatening the remarkable gains from the North American petroleum renaissance.
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Crude oil prices extended gains from Friday's surge after comments by the Saudi energy minister that the oil market is heading towards balance despite signs of slowing demand in Asia.
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Earlier on Thursday, crude futures were extending gains from the previous session, which came after the Energy Information Administration reported U.S. crude stockpiles fell by 1.1 million barrels last week.
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