She was a gusher at all times of negative, damaging information.
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Infrastructure gives Buffett a way to spend his "endless gusher" of cash.
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There's a gusher of economic reports, including the April employment report Friday.
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Ending that practice could turn the donation hose from gusher to trickle.
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Some incredible new footage of the hellish gusher shows it's alive and well.
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Silicon Valley has, of course, long offered a gusher of cash to Democratic candidates.
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SSDI is not a gusher of free federal money for lazy people with backaches.
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It can quickly turn a leak about dark money into a bad news gusher.
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Dozens were burned to the bone or to ash when the gusher of gasoline exploded.
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Much to the delight of everyone onboard, the molten gusher had returned in full force.
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One clash has come in Kirkuk, where explorers struck Iraq's first oil gusher in 1927.
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The Fed — essentially the central bank for the world — unleashed an unfathomable gusher of dollars.
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The industry has grown thanks in part to a gusher of money from mainstream financial institutions.
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Despite this coming gusher of red ink, neither Trump nor Clinton propose monkeying around with entitlements.
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When my boss cums, it's green and sticky and sweet like the inside of a gusher.
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Was the only oil well drilled in Alaska's Arctic refuge a potential gusher or a dud?
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There's also no assurance that volume will result in a gusher of — or any — black ink.
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The oil flowed to the surface under its own pressure, known in the parlance as a gusher.
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To Hollywood insiders, the gusher of cash turned Mr. Bezos into the object of fascination and fear.
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A gusher of mergers followed, culminating in the $104 billion acquisition of SABMiller by Anheuser-Busch InBev.
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And the sharp drops in Argentine and Turkish markets suggest that trickle is turning into a gusher.
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In the ways of Washington, these sorts of unstable relationships can yield a gusher of media leaks.
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A gusher of mergers followed, culminating in last year's $103 billion acquisition of SABMiller by Anheuser-Busch InBev.
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Even if only one of eight wells proved to be a gusher, he promised, big profits were coming.
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The undersea gusher it uncorked spewed crude into the Gulf for nearly three months before it was capped.
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Arely Calva Martinez said the recent shortages at gas stations raised the temptation to salvage fuel from the gusher.
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Proponents of a big tax cut say it would generate a gusher of revenues over the next few years.
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When it sticks its cup into the chaotic gusher, it is constantly having the cup over- or under-filled.
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Yes, the detergent-filled Fruit Gusher of our wildest meme fantasies is only one forbidden snack among (potentially) thousands.
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A likely side effect of scrolling through the gusher of hot takes is a slow inoculation against sustained thought.
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Slowing growth has stabilised in recent months, but that is in large part thanks to a gusher of new credit.
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Despite the gusher of spending, Californians endure crumbling infrastructure, failing schools, and agricultural plains shriveling through man-caused water shortages.
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Besides the gusher of earnings news, there are a few important economic reports, including GDP for the first quarter Friday.
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The bonds Aramco sells to buy the Sabic stake are expected to generate a gusher of fees for the banks.
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For 10 years, he laid cables for service companies doing seismic testing in the search for the next big gusher.
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The discussions come amid a gusher of technology giants — including Uber, Lyft, Slack and Postmates — charging toward newly volatile public markets.
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Venezuela holds the world's largest supply of crude oil -- which once seemed like an endless gusher of cash for the government.
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His post examining assertions that Aliso Canyon was comparable to the BP oil gusher in the Gulf of Mexico is particularly valuable.
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"So far, it's not so much the Gatwick gusher—more the Dorking dribbler," says Richard Selley, a geologist at Imperial College London.
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Read More Gusher of supply keeps pounding oil prices Societe Generale macro strategist Larry McDonald says that such a trade makes sense.
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Will the natural gas gusher that blossomed for nearly 20133 days over the hills outside Los Angeles before it was stanched on Feb.
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The "Lucas Gusher" is historically significant, because at the time, it expelled more oil than all the other oil pumps in America combined.
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A "Friends" reboot would likely be a seismic event in American culture, releasing an infinite gusher of money for its creators and stars.
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OIL GUSHER The price of oil jumped nearly 0.83 percent early Monday as traders hoped OPEC would complete a deal to curb production.
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The Japanese industrial conglomerate Hitachi bought the train factory from Finmeccanica just as the European Central Bank released its gusher of cheap credit.
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Keep making the great story you already have, using the same money gusher you used to pay $100 million for reruns of "Friends"!
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It may look like candy, like some kind of fruit-filled dumpling or an oversized Gusher or whatever, but it is not food.
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After both piled into Ms Warren in Ohio, they were rewarded with a gusher of donations that might previously have gone to Mr Biden.
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Although it has a healthy basketball deal with Fox and need not support major football programs, it remains shut out of the football gusher.
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Once the gusher of oil revenue arrived, it provided the scope to co-opt almost all social groups and make them clients of the state.
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But even as Biden struggles, Democrats are pointing fingers at one another, accusing them of opening the "dark money" gusher after they pledged not to.
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The Lakeview Gusher, which blew on the edge of Taft in 1910, became as emblematic of a boom era as the gold rush farther north.
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Perhaps more importantly, it would open a gusher of money to states, counties and cities that may soon be overwhelmed by a surge in cases.
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A deal to take Tesla private could generate a gusher of fees for Wall Street, and bankers are scrambling to position themselves for an assignment.
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Over the weekend, Ms. Weaver, who received a small gusher of donations after Mr. King's latest remarks, announced she would challenge him again in 2018.
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Maintaining this gusher through the year, far from limiting supply on the global market, would allow Russian oil companies to pump more this year than last.
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Crude oil prices are being pumped by OPEC's production cuts, but they are at risk of being knocked down by a gusher of new U.S. shale drilling.
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European stocks have made solid gains, but even so, the gusher of money into Europe should continue as investors who shunned it since the financial crisis return.
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The dangers were already mounting when the global financial crisis emerged in 2008, prompting the world's largest central banks to unleash an unprecedented gusher of cheap credit.
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Anyone interested in drilling in the area urgently wants to know: Was the well — the only one ever drilled there — a dry hole or a potential gusher?
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Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries initially benefited from a gusher of windfall revenues, but in the long term the oil shocks were disastrous.
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The "green wave" of campaign cash that boosted Democrats and liberal causes in 20173 included an unprecedented gusher of secret money, new documents obtained by POLITICO show.
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The gusher of new debt also coincidentally comes as Congress is about to discuss corporate tax reform, which could include eliminating the deductibility of interest paid on debt.
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Brace yourselves for a gusher of leaks: The FBI report on Brett Kavanaugh could reach Congress today or tomorrow, with a final vote on his nomination this weekend.
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Fracking is a more predictable business than the old wildcatter model of pouring money into holes in the ground, hoping a gusher will generate a huge pay-off.
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O'Rourke, a charismatic congressman from El Paso, has benefited from an avalanche of media attention and a gusher of small donations, raising millions of dollars more than Cruz.
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The "light touch" regulation of the internet it created led to a gusher of new investment and faster, more powerful service than even we imagined at the time.
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Still, the $8 million gusher of liberal money that Mr. Ossoff enjoyed leading up to the April vote only intensified during the two-month approach to the runoff.
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That weighed on oil prices lower, as traders considered a huge gusher of new U.S. oil hitting the market as OPEC attempts to limit supply to balance the market.
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Struck by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010, Mr. Jerath designed an underwater wellhead capping device for taming a gusher and separating oil, gas and water for recycling.
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In hindsight, we can see that the boom in risky, complex securities and derivatives, unleashed by deregulation and financial innovation, had mushroomed into a new, almost uncontrollable liquidity gusher.
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With the Fed meeting behind it, the stock market will focus again Thursday on the gusher of earnings news that has been driving the stock market to record highs.
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A high-stakes competition is emerging among companies proposing multi-million-dollar crude terminals along the U.S. Gulf Coast to handle a gusher of shale oil coming from West Texas oilfields.
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The gusher of funds into European stocks is also driving buying in the euro, at the same time the dollar is weakening on a recent batch of disappointing U.S. economic data.
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The criticism has buffeted web companies such as Google and Facebook, whose chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, has promised to work on technology tools to slow the gusher of false digital information.
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At lunch with Merkel last year when she visited Washington, Trump took her to task over the gusher of German car imports, when not enough American cars were selling in Germany.
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The standoff between the United States and Iran follows several years of downward pressure on prices because of a gusher of supplies, largely from the shale boom in the United States.
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In the first nine months of last year, for example, an unexpected gusher of company earnings — up 22019 percent from their previous levels — powered the S&P 210 to record highs.
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No overarching conspiracy comes into sight, though — just a confluence of panic about overpopulation, a gusher of federal funds for population-control studies and age-old prejudices about ethnicity, class and poverty.
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Clinton's campaign begins preparing for the general election in November, it has been forced to respond to an advertising blitz by Mr. Sanders, financed by a seemingly unending gusher of small donations.
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This week, U.K. Oil & Gas Investments announced it was able to extract 463 barrels of oil a day from a site in Surrey, nicknamed the "Gatwick Gusher", as part of a flow test.
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Bill Walker, an independent, has proposed restoring the state's personal income tax, which was repealed in 1980 after the oil gusher hit, and raising many other taxes as well, from alcohol to gasoline.
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The prototypical "gusher" that marked the discovery of the Spindletop oil field in Texas in 1901 is no longer an accurate representation of where oil comes from or what oil production looks like.
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Those networks had been providing a gusher of loans to the country's small and midsize enterprises, which China's big, state-owned banks have long neglected in favor of lending to state-owned enterprises.
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The House impeached President Donald Trump three weeks ago, but a gusher of evidence related to the case has continued to flow — threatening to intensify a scandal that has consumed the Trump presidency.
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The result was a gusher of wealth, much of it captured in the state's permanent fund, a pot of gold created to share the new-found oil riches with the people of the state.
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American oil and gas producers have seen more than their share of booms and busts since 24, when the first gusher in Spindletop, Texas, ushered in the modern era of oil and gas production.
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Related: A Rainbow of Rock'n'Roll Posters Turns a Mansion into a Music Shrine Print Club: Gusher Re-Imagines '70s Rock Journalism without the Boys Club A Graphic Designer Redesigns a Movie Poster, Every Day
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In the game of survival, oil drillers have cut capital spending in half this year, but they have also created a gusher of new stock offerings in an effort to protect their balance sheets.
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In the months since the former Fox anchor Gretchen Carlson went public with her sexual harassment lawsuit, he has produced a gusher of words that seem to nail every detail of this tawdry story.
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The White House is tense — and some aides are frantic — as Democrats on Capitol Hill tap a gusher of revelations that paint an increasingly vivid portrait of President Trump's unrestrained conduct of foreign policy.
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The former astronaut, gun control activist and husband of Gabrielle Giffords has established a veritable cash gusher in Arizona, raising nearly $14 million this year, including $5.6 million in the last three months alone.
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When crude prices crashed beginning in the summer of 2014, the industry started weathering one of the biggest oil busts since the first Texas gusher spewed oil from the ground more than a century ago.
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But its narrative also gives a kind of soaring tour of Central California, from the oil town where the song's narrator grew up poor — his "gusher never came in" — to Mount Whitney and Lake Shasta.
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NEW YORK/HOUSTON (Reuters) - A high-stakes competition is emerging among energy exporters proposing multi-million-dollar crude terminals along the U.S. Gulf Coast to handle a gusher of shale oil coming from West Texas oilfields.
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For the first time, they're receiving a gusher of evidence to support charges that President Donald Trump abused his power for political and personal gain, pressuring Ukraine's fledgling government to investigate his political rival Joe Biden.
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You just skipped your period last month (for something way less fun than this, dammit) by transitioning into the next pack of birth control without heeding the placebo pill week, so this month might be a gusher.
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The warning delivered a jolt of reality, underscoring that despite weeks of positive steps by North Korea and Trump's gusher of praise for Kim, the process of negotiating with the inscrutable state remains as treacherous as ever.
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After its worst performance in 14 years, it would make sense that the beaten-down dollar should rebound next year, especially with the Fed raising interest rates and an oncoming gusher of fiscal stimulus from tax cuts.
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And then for domestic policy there was a list of ideas that Bernie Sanders might campaign on in 2020: cheaper prescription drugs, a $1.5 trillion gusher of infrastructure spending, even a promise to pursue paid family leave.
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His tax law and it's 14-percentage-point corporate tax rate cut could, according to the administration, open a gusher of cash and create jobs and repair the industrial fabric of Midwestern states that made Trump president.
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HVO scientists say the unique gusher poses "no threat to nearby communities at this time," but caution that visitors should keep their distance, both in the area where the lava meets the sea and on the land nearby.
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For the next nine days, until the well was capped, the gusher spurted into the air a hundred thousand barrels of oil a day—an output that exceeded the production of all the other wells in America combined.
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Bankruptcy filings in the energy sector have slowed to a drizzle from a last year's gusher, but the worst slump in oil prices in a generation may continue to cause financial pain, according to the Haynes & Boone law firm.
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The steady drip of Netflix's in-house material has officially turned into a gusher—but between that flood and the usual new crop of acquisitions, we've sifted through to find the best use of your time this coming month.
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The gusher of funds into European stocks is also driving buying in the common currency, at the same time the dollar is weakening on a recent batch of disappointing U.S. economic data and rising concerns about the political agenda.
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But Russia's unwillingness to go along with a take-it-or-leave-it offer threatens to unleash a gusher of oil on world markets — good news in the short term for consumers, with severe financial costs for the industry.
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Mr. Bartlett spoke of "the old entrepreneurial wildcatter spirit" from those days, when a few men in a coffee shop might hear talk about a gusher, get hold of a nearby lease, secure investors on a handshake and drill.
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An I.P.O. of Saudi Aramco — which would sell shares on its home Tadawul exchange and another major international stock market — would mean a gusher of fees for all the advisers involved, including the banks and law firms on retainer.
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Here's a clue about when the beginning of the end will come: Media coverage of the BP oil spill dropped off a cliff the moment the company plugged the leak — and the camera on the ocean floor stopped filming the gusher.
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As a thoughtful, ambitious exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art demonstrates, much of the most interesting work was created far from American shores, by those on the receiving end of this apparently unstoppable gusher of products, posters and propaganda.
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Some folks have taken it a step further, but please, if you do this just make sure you warn your significant other that they are not actually giant Gusher-like treats and are filled with poison that can kill you.
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Here, based on conversations with top Democratic donors, fundraisers and operatives — along with campaign finance records — is something of a cheat sheet to the liberal tech barons behind the gusher of cash flooding the airwaves in advance of Election Day.
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The gusher of scandals and malfeasance uncovered, and the expectation that fines and regulations will follow has already knocked almost A$55 billion ($39 billion) from the market cap of the big four banks, and Thorburn said it had spooked international investors.
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"Western Flag" (2017), a video by John Gerrard at Thomas Dane, is an arresting meditation on the 1901 Lucas Gusher in Texas, the world's largest oil strike at the time, which initiated the precipitous rise in carbon emissions now endangering a human future.
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Why this matters: Snapchat's parent Snap is preparing to go public with a valuation of more than $16 billion because more than 20173 million people use the app every day and investors think that will turn into a gusher of money from advertising.
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Senior campaign officials have repeatedly told donors — and Mr. Buttigieg echoes the pitch on the stump speaking to voters — that in the immediate aftermath of Barack Obama's surprise Iowa caucus victory in 2008, he gathered newfound black support and a gusher of donations.
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Each day brings a gusher of controversy and conflicting messages that drown out the successes Trump has managed to rack up so far, including his well-choreographed Supreme Court pick and visits by leaders of Britain, Japan, Canada and Israel that sent reassuring signals abroad.
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The country's $3.5 billion investment in Uber was not a splash but the opening of a gusher, an unsaid hello from Saudi Arabia to U.S. companies that it is a willing investor if they will help move the Saudis off their dependence on oil.
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" As my newsroom colleague Matt Flegenheimer wrote in January, Mr. Bloomberg is not really playing chess, "he is more accurately working to bury the board with a gusher of cash so overpowering that everyone forgets how the game was always played in the first place.
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The story of the Park Lane offers a window into high-stakes development in Manhattan, where over the past decade a gusher of foreign capital, much of it difficult to trace to its original sources, has chased some of the most desirable real estate on earth.
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In this role, as one of the few people in the media who has been somewhat sympathetic to Mr. Trump, I am often asked to comment on his surprise victory, or more recently on his statements, policies and the gusher of news pouring out of this White House.
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It is not quite, as admirers present it, that Mr. Bloomberg is a chess-master whose opponents play checkers; he is more accurately working to bury the board with a gusher of cash so overpowering that everyone forgets how the game was always played in the first place.
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Indeed, despite the current one-time gusher of about $1.2 billion tax revenue derived predominantly from repatriated overseas income of state-based financial firms, the OFA projects average annual deficits of about $85033 billion in the average annual $22 billion budgets in the "out years" of fiscal 2020 through 2022.
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Memo From Russia MOSCOW — As the gusher of oil money that underpinned the rise of President Vladimir V. Putin has dwindled in the price slump, the Kremlin has found ways to keep the economy chugging along, albeit at a reduced rate, spending down rainy day funds and cutting wages and pensions.
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But the balance was upset with a new gusher of U.S. supply and , as Saudi Arabian oil minister Ali al-Naimi explained during his appearance at the conference, non OPEC producers refused to cooperate to hold back production, so in November 9.13 OPEC adopted a new policy of letting the market set prices.
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"Blessed", a book about the prosperity gospel by Ms Bowler, describes the fine line between telling boastful untruths and "positive confession", by which a bankrupt might thank God for an imaginary gusher of money, or a deathly ill congregant might insist that she is already cured, in the belief that naming a desire will bring it about.
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South Carolina primary (Winthrop, 443 likely voters) Joe Biden: 24% (-9403) Bernie Sanders: 19% ( 11) Tom Steyer: 15% ( 13) Pete Buttigieg: 7% ( 3) Elizabeth Warren: 6% (-11) Amy Klobuchar: 4% ( 103) Tulsi Gabbard: 1% (-)The last time Winthrop University polled South Carolina was in September, during Warren's rise and before Steyer had opened the early-state spending gusher.
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" The stream of criticism that began after Mr. Trump shared anti-Muslim videos from a far-right British group on Wednesday morning turned into a gusher on Thursday, after he rebuked Prime Minister Theresa May in a nighttime tweet, telling her: "Don't focus on me, focus on the destructive Radical Islamic Terrorism that is taking place within the United Kingdom.
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Already appeared: Kurt Volker, Trump's former special envoy to Ukraine Marie Yovanovich, former Ukraine ambassador Fiona Hill, Trump's former Russia advisor Deputy Assistant Secretary of State George Kent Ambassador P. Michael McKinley, the former senior adviser to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Gordon Sondland, U.S. ambassador to the EU Go deeper: House Democrats tap impeachment gusher House Democrats' impeachment roadmap Trump-Ukraine scandal: The key players, dates and documents
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