Those other companies have booked big losses on their Obamacare plans.
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The company claims to have booked 80 million nights so far.
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Mexican importers have booked a 35,000-tonne corn cargo from Brazil.
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According to Lanman, over 40% of members have booked these premium spots.
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They have booked its flights even when they are not the cheapest.
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With Google Flights I could have booked a similar departure time for $188.
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They should have booked R. Kelly if they like R. Kelly so much.
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More people have booked vacations there than any other place in the country.
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Maron, Eddie Izzard and Hannah Gadsby have booked residencies to try out new material.
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Wine, beer, and cider are free because we have booked a table and prepaid.
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Many insurers have booked losses on their individual plan business since Obamacare took effect.
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Clients have booked cargo including plastic film, metal parts and tooling, the company said.
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As fate would have it, Hides happened to have booked a show nearby that week.
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They have booked $220,216 to date and want to digitize all of the world's products.
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Moreover, 63 percent of Concur's Fortune 500 clients have booked a business trip on Airbnb.
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The suite was plush and inviting, but quite pricey and would have booked for $925.
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MULTINATIONALS American businesses have booked roughly $3 trillion overseas to avoid paying United States taxes.
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"We are very excited to tell you guys that we have booked a venue," said Burnham.
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But what about people who have booked tickets to travel to Europe in the next month?
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There are currently about 2,500 tourists in Bulgaria who have booked their holidays through Thomas Cook.
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Isner would have booked his place in the London field if he had won the title here.
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She and her allies have booked $16 million in ads there, to just $85003 million for Trump.
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So far, they have booked $4.4 million in airtime, according to a source watching the advertising market.
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This confounds the station's owners, who have booked ads in anticipation of a station visit from Metallica.
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BULGARIA There are currently about 2,500 tourists in Bulgaria who have booked their holidays through Thomas Cook.
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And, unless you have booked a private tour, you are with a group following a set itinerary.
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"I have booked tons of shoots and I've talked to so many people about potential business," she adds.
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Mexican importers have booked a shipment of 35,000 tonnes of Brazilian corn, an industry analyst said on Wednesday.
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They've been to over 60 countries as a family and have booked about 40 flights along the way.
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However, some overzealous believers have booked their hotel rooms and begun packing their gear for this raid party.
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"I could walk to Burbank quicker than I could have booked a flight on their site," she said.
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The amount of international credit that we already have booked for our play here is exceeding our expectations.
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I could easily have booked an appointment at a boutique salon in one of the more picturesque suburbs.
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The team and their friends have booked the National Air and Space Museum for a party that evening.
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ClimateWire said nearly 300 people are planning to give testimony, and some groups have booked multiple speaking slots.
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"For passengers who have booked directly with Germania, there is unfortunately no entitlement to substitute carriage," Germania added.
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And yet: Only 10% of Americans have booked a stay through a home-sharing service, according to Consumer Reports.
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Trains will only transport those who have booked tickets in advance for the next couple days, before halting operations.
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Clinton and her allies have booked almost $34 million in ads there, according to Ad Age and Kantar Media.
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There are some ways to protect yourself when you have booked so far in advance and the unforeseen happens.
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I was so unfamiliar with everything, I might as well have booked a trip to the International Space Station.
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He was one of several Saudis to have booked through October 5 but who checked out on October 2.
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Mexican importers, who usually buy their corn from the United States, have booked a 35,000-tonne corn cargo from Brazil.
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Tesla may have booked hundreds of thousands of preorders, but it's struggling to meet demand—let alone make a profit.
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" Baldwin later wrote about the incident, saying Travis was a "guest we should never have booked in the first place.
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IF YOU HAVE booked a flight recently and been surprised by how cheap your ticket was, you are not alone.
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Since taking office, foreign governments including Saudi Arabia and Turkey have booked rooms or event space at Trump-owned hotels.
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Democratic groups have reserved $20 million in tiny New Hampshire, while Republican groups have booked $27 million on Ayotte's behalf.
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Since its launch in January 2016, 503,000 families have signed up for the service and have booked over 100,000 activities.
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Tour operators will organize alternative travel arrangements for holidaymakers who have booked package deals, the German Travel Association (DRV) said.
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For the past decade, for example, I have booked first-rate apartments in Villefranche sur mer through well-run RivieraExperience.com.
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A hotel greeter is stationed at Los Angeles International Airport to welcome arriving guests who have booked transfers to the hotel.
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"All deliveries and contracts that we have booked with clients' vessels, cargo providers and barge contractors will be fulfilled," Mcilroy added.
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I wasn't prepared for what came next from Clay Travis -- a guest we should never have booked in the first place.
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Airlines, including Southwest, have been debating how much to alert flyers who have booked flights on the plane when it returns.
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Personally, if I were on staff, I would have booked the second I had to remove a bomb from a patient's stomach.
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Using a Transportation Department database, the website concluded that only five people have booked a flight between those cities since the merger.
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"We are very excited to tell you guys that we have booked a venue," said Burnham during an appearance on The View.
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These all have booked passage on rockets, but launch timelines for each, and whether they'll meet the necessary deadlines, remain in question.
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Small changes are planned to the timetable to make sure passengers who have booked will be able to travel, the spokesperson added.
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Since his election, numerous foreign officials have booked stays at his hotels, such as the newly renovated Trump International Hotel in Washington.
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On the left, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the House Majority PAC have booked about $4.7 million in total television time.
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Lenders have booked large losses due to soured loans in recent years following a deep recession, accumulating tax credits towards the state.
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"I have booked one flight [since], a bargain Budapest to Honolulu trip for Jan 2021 [for] £450 return in business," Lucas said.
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Then again, you would have to wonder whether they would have booked such interview subjects — or hired them — in the first place.
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We're going to Australia later this year and have booked our flights there and back, but still have in-country flights to book.
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Nations including Saudi Arabia and Turkey have booked rooms or event space at Trump-owned hotels since he moved into the White House.
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Medical costs have also been an issue for insurers in 2015, with many reporting that they have booked unsustainable losses on these products.
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If the trip that they have booked involves transactions with military-run hotel groups or restaurants, that is also permitted, the Treasury said.
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In some cases, you couldn't have booked these flights with the Sapphire Preferred card's original sign-up bonus of 50,0003 Ultimate Rewards points.
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"What are you doing about the holidays you have booked to that country?" tourist Judith Ann Clayton asked on the social media site.
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"We are very excited to tell you guys that we have booked a venue," said Burnham during an appearance on The View last month.
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In fact, I have booked hotel rooms with bitcoin on Expdeia and found it to be easier and more secure than my credit cards.
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Of the 149 episodic directors those showrunners have booked since June, 51 percent are "female and/or diverse," while 49 percent are white men.
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So, because the economy has performed strongly, foreign investors in America have booked bigger paper gains than Americans invested overseas, despite generating less income.
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"We are very excited to tell you guys that we have booked a venue," said Burnham during an appearance on The View last month.
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"I don't know yet, I have booked the tickets but I don't know whether I'm going or not," Bozumbayev said before a government meeting.
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This year, they have already traveled to San Miguel, Mexico, and have booked an Alaskan cruise and a biking and barge tour in France.
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Both crude benchmarks have fallen more than 5 percent over the last week as investors have booked profits after almost three months of gains.
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No official announcements on the status of these river cruises have been announced, so travelers who have booked cruises should contact their travel agencies.
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Chinese buyers have booked U.S. cargoes in several rounds after being issued with tariff-free waivers in recent months, amid an easing Sino-U.
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The record will, inevitably, sell brilliantly, and the band have booked many dates in the most towering slots and largest fonts on European festival bills.
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The 2,400-square-foot space — which rents for $15,000 a month — was designed as a backdrop for Instagram stars, who have booked it through October.
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Visitors who have booked a monthly or multi-month rental will be permitted to stay for the remainder of their reservation, the Keys Weekly reported.
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Some of the world's largest hotel chains are also waiving change and cancellation fees through March 31 for travelers who have booked in affected areas.
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Over the last six months, nearly three-quarters of TripActions' users have booked a trip below the "price to beat" for that city, Cohen said.
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PV sales would have booked low-single-digit growth had the tax break - which spurred a 15.6% yoy increase in 11M16 - been scrapped, in our view.
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Be Compulsive Once you have booked, log into the airline's mobile app or website periodically to check for low-cost offers to move to first class.
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The move has sparked concern among resettlement agencies that have booked travel for refugees into October, anticipating the continuation of arrivals in the upcoming fiscal year.
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While several cabinet officials have booked expensive charter flights, Price's use of the ultra-pricey service was extensive enough the HHS inspector general has launched an inquiry.
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A 2017 Egencia survey found that 20 percent of U.S. business travelers said they have booked shared lodging; 47 percent haven't, but said they would consider it.
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They will be able to check the news, see flights they have booked, get information from financial markets, and do just about anything else on these devices.
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"Retail investors have booked profits ahead of second-quarter results, and there will be weak volumes until those start coming in," said a Jeddah-based fund manager.
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It has 500,000 reviews and ratings, each of which is verified since users can only leave them if they have booked, paid-for and completed their activity.
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I'm a frugal traveler, and even if I had noticed this, I still would have booked the ticket because it was the best rate I could find.
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Djokovic, Nadal, Federer, Medvedev, Thiem and Tsitsipas have booked their places for the ATP Finals, with two spots still up for grabs for the tournament in London.
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Joshua Boissy and Krystof Zizka have booked him as chef and a partner for Sauvage, the younger, Greenpoint sibling of their esteemed Maison Premiere in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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They see no contradiction between this mandate and running a restaurant where a staff of seventy caters to fifty diners who have booked a year in advance.
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Now, I never would have booked tickets at that price, but it was fun for comparison&aposs sake (they went down to $900 each the next day).
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"As of now, airlines can only target direct bookings [customers who have booked via their website or directly, which represents] just 30 percent of their market," Griffin explained.
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A new Siri interface on the Apple Watch will also blend users' calendar information with other useful details, like airline tickets they may have booked, the company said.
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Hourslong lines have become a norm outside D.M.V. offices across the state, even for those who have booked an appointment, often leading to lost wages and short tempers.
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Among the eight companies in the fund's portfolio that have gone public, five have recorded gains, and three have booked losses as of the end of the December.
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Mexican importers, who usually buy their corn from the United States, have booked a 21.4,21.45-tonne corn cargo from Brazil amid a trade spat between Washington and Mexico City.
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Few details of the king's holiday on the resort island have been revealed, but he is said to have booked out two hotels in the exclusive Nusa Dua neighbourhood.
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Warren said he never looked comfortable in that fight, and that if he were looking after the Briton, he'd never have booked the December 7 rematch in Saudi Arabia.
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Long enough to make sure neither you nor your betrothed will have a change of mind, but not so long that your would-be guests have booked conflicting vacations.
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"There&aposs been warnings about it … My son-in-law never would have booked the excursion if he knew there was any chance of them being injured," Barham said.
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A few weeks after my birthday, I'll head on a month-long, solo trip to Europe that I never would have booked had I gotten married in my mid-20s.
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Travelers have booked fewer hotel rooms in downtown Miami, and leisure airfares to the greater Miami area have inched down in the weeks since the Zika virus was detected there.
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That would have worked well for a recent trip I took to England with Millennium Hotels & Resorts, where I could have booked at least three nights with 60,000 Chase points.
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The move sparked concern among resettlement agencies that have booked travel for refugees into next month, anticipating the continuation of arrivals in the upcoming fiscal year, which begins October 1.
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Kelly Rowland, Olivia Munn, Kate Hudson and more have booked vacations through the site, and Heidi Klum recently snagged a $15 million NYC penthouse to prep for her annual Halloween bash.
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In a gesture of spiritual surrender, I have booked a five-day stay in the Hawaiian Islands with no greater hope for the voyage than that it may be merely nice.
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Clinton's campaign and her allied committees, by contrast, have already spent over $100 million on general election ads and have booked another $100 million more in advertising time for the fall.
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Besides Arch Coal, other leading companies like Cloud Peak Energy Inc, Peabody Energy Corp and now-bankrupt Alpha Natural Resources have booked roughly $3.6 billion in self-bond liabilities, according to officials.
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People who already have booked and paid for a trip on their own will be allowed to go, and transactions with businesses on the barred list can be completed, the administration said.
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Given the fact that Kardashian has covered nearly every international fashion glossy across the globe, these editors are likely people who have booked, photographed, styled, and/or interviewed the 35-year-old star.
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Today, Hopper tells TechCrunch that it has seen more than 12 million installs since its 2015 debut, users have tracked over 27 million trips, and have booked over $300 million worth of flights.
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It also partners with some 2,500 travel agencies and portals — Ctrip is another big customer — that integrate with Tiqets' APIs to upsell customers with tickets to venues after they have booked their trips.
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The two times I've stayed at the Polynesian, I have booked their least expensive hotel room, the standard Garden View Room, which, with a starting price in the mid $400s isn't exactly cheap.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc (MUFG), Mizuho Financial Group Inc and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc (SMFG) have booked mixed earnings in recent years, with bumper stock gains offsetting weak core domestic lending.
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Regasification costs, not disclosed publicly, can reach 20 cents per mmBtu in Iberia and even higher at floating terminals, although companies that have booked long-term capacities are likely to pay lower rates.
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SAO PAULO, June 5 (Reuters) - Mexican importers, who usually buy their corn from the United States, have booked a 35,000-tonne corn cargo from Brazil, amid a trade spat between Washington and Mexico City.
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The night I visited the installation I did not see a performance, but you can imagine — considering the acts they have booked to play — this would add another layer of dread to the experience.
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Officials from at least one foreign government and one trade association may have booked rooms in US President Donald Trump's hotels without staying in them in order to curry favor with him, Politico reported.
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The visitors looked to have booked a semi-final place with a first-half Bernardo Silva goal until Leicester were awarded a soft looking penalty seven minutes into stoppage time which Jamie Vardy converted.
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Athletics Kenya in a statement on Wednesday said Kenya's sports ministry had "facilitated" the team's journey to Lagos, but the CAA and the championship organizers should have booked the connecting flight for the team.
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Casa Angelina in Italy's Amalfi Coast, for example, has butler service for those staying in its six suites, and Faena Miami Beach has butlers for guests who have booked multi-bedroom or specialty suites.
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"We have booked the provisions for the personnel reductions early and in full and have made further progress in the implementation of our strategy," Chief Executive Martin Zielke said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Most banks have booked record returns for almost a year, thanks to tax cuts and a humming economy, but volatile markets at the end of 2018 could have put an end to this streak.
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Three companies have booked the offered capacity, state-owned gas network operator Bulgartansgaz said, allowing it to take a final investment decision to build a new 484km pipeline expected to carry gas from TurkStream pipeline.
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All seven banks have long FX positions (UPSB about 20% of end-7M17 equity, Asaka 27%, Agro 0003%, MCB 6%, IY 17%, TB 9%, UB 7%) and should have booked translation gains as a result.
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Ms. Husk does use GoConcierge — software that helps hotel concierges manage their work, handling tasks like sending confirmation letters and itineraries to guests, and maintaining a record of all activities they have booked for guests.
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" He said the panel has conducted more than 100 interviews lasting more than 250 hours in its nine-month-old probe, and "we currently have booked for the balance of this month 25 additional interviews.
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ClassPass's network now includes 10,000 fitness studio partners, with members in 50 cities across the U.S., U.K. and Canada who have booked roughly 50 million reservations for fitness classes since the company launched five years ago.
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It's this "networked environment" that in part makes Beautystack stand out from competitors, with the app employing social media mechanics to allow users to see what their friends have booked and to follow and like their posts.
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For example, a travel app where you have booked a flight should know whether you might want to book a car, or a hotel, or a restaurant, next, and provide the right prompt for the right person.
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Wealth managers at the largest US banks, like Merrill Lynch and rivals like Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and Wells Fargo Advisors, have booked broad-based rises in client asset levels as the stock market soared in 2019.
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Citizens LLC, a privately held grain elevator in Michigan, has seen its share of those sales fall as farmers have booked more deals with co-ops because of the tax rule, said Angie Setzer, vice president of grain.
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We probably should have booked the Shenzhen-based startup a bit earlier, because by the time they actually arrived at the TechCrunch booth, this model was the last standing of the three models it brought to the show.
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Similarly, traders have booked tankers to deliver jet fuel, diesel and gasoline from Asia and even Australia to the West Coast of the United States and Mexico, despite the huge distance across the Pacific, according to shipping data.
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They have booked around $2023 million of broadcast TV ads between now and November, compared with less than $2 million for Trump and his backers, Ad Age reported after examining data from Kantar Media's Campaign Media Analysis Group.
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The speed with which prosecutors have booked his day in court is a sign of the loss of control Zuma has suffered since his successor, Cyril Ramaphosa, became head of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) in December.
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The property has four more villas all situated around two pools, and our friends have booked some of the other villas so we can all hang out as a large group (but still have a bit of privacy).
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PGNiG Poland's largest gas distributor expects to have booked a net loss of 120 million zlotys ($30.2 million) in the second quarter due to a 680-million zloty write-down on its exploration assets, the group said on Tuesday.
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Scientists and astronomers are already chomping at the bit to get a chance to put this powerful tool to use, and nearly 500 scientific groups from over 40 countries have booked time on the telescope between now and 2022.
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It sounds small, but that addition really sells me on using this app: I have a trip planned a couple months from now, and the app automatically pulled in my flights, Airbnb reservation, and three train tickets I have booked.
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Italian banks have booked writedowns for an extra 11.5 billion euros related to the introduction of the new IFRS 9 accounting standards in the first quarter of the year, Il Sole 2300 Ore reported citing a report by consultancy Prometeia.
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That policy change could be bad news for airlines that have been helped by demand from solo travelers and families who have booked seats for ad-hoc informal "cultural exchanges" that had passed muster under former President Barack Obama's loosened rules.
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Campaigns, political parties and outside groups have booked or aired more than $2900 billion in television advertising, months before voters head to the polls in November in what is likely to become the most expensive midterm election campaign in U.S. history.
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Bieber and Baldwin will be surrounded by friends and family as they say "I do" again, and have booked the Montage Palmetto Bluff Bluff — a luxury resort within the Palmetto Bluff community — for the wedding, an insider previously told PEOPLE.
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Assuming that they have booked a seat and don't have to squat in the aisles, passengers get more space, get a full-size window through which they can watch the world fly by and are able to get up and wander about.
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Some traders and producers have booked deals for as long as one year to ship product to the U.S. Midwest on TransCanada Corp's Mainline pipeline, said Keith Barnett, head of fundamental analysis at ARM Energy in Houston, a big U.S. gas marketer.
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With polls showing those in favor of change in a strong lead but one-in-five still undecided, voters from both sides have booked their flights, including Suzanne Conway, a 33-year-old advertising worker in London who intends to vote 'No'.
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Booking the Airbnb to multiple people at the same time Perhaps the most socially awkward bait and switch is this one: renting an Airbnb where you believe you have booked the whole residence, only to arrive and find a whole bunch of strangers.
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As Recode previously reported, the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, known by his initials MBS, was suspected to have booked out the entire Four Seasons Silicon Valley for his delegation — and met with protestors outside about the Saudi Arabian's government's military action in Yemen.
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They have booked $150K in pilots and are expanding aggressively across the US. Nunetz – A Stanford Computer Science grad and UCSF Neurosurgeon have come together to try to build a single unifying interface to replace the deluge of monitors and data sources in today's clinical health environment.
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"We will be looking into how airlines decide where to seat passengers that have booked as part of a group and whether any airlines are pro-actively splitting up groups of passengers when, in fact, they could be sat together," said CAA Chief Executive Andrew Haines.
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In explaining its recent revenue restatement, for instance, Valeant said it should not have booked some sales when it transferred products to a distributor called Philidor Rx Services, whose murky ties to Valeant were examined by the Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation, which reports on financial issues.
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Misty Belles, the director of global public relations for Virtuoso, a luxury travel network, said that travelers who have booked their trip with one of the network's more than 16,7983 advisers should be assured that this adviser will be their advocate in trying to obtain a refund.
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"She added that though the travel was protected by an Air Travel Organiser's License, a financial-protection scheme for UK travelers, "I have booked three weeks' leave from work and there's no guarantee that I will be able to get time off if I had to re-book.
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While he may not have booked any major campaigns or editorials as of now, you might want to keep a keen eye out this coming New York Fashion Week because that chiseled jawline and six-pack abs strolling past you could very well belong to a member of the Clinton family.
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Passengers who have booked a cruise for any travel date before July 31 can cancel their reservations 48 hours before the trip is set to start and cruises set to take off between August 1 and October 15 can be exchanged for cruise credit if done within 30 days of departure.
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But historically, Zipcar has been hamstrung by a couple annoying rules: one, you always have to return your car to the exact same spot you picked it up; two, it can be hard to extend the length of your reservation if you have to, because others have booked your car right after you.
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Outdated cross-border tax rules are set to be rewritten under a joint pledge from 137 states to reform a system that has been strained to breaking point by companies like Amazon , Facebook and Google which have booked profits in low-tax countries like Ireland, no matter where their customers are located.
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Traders have booked at least 10 million barrels of Russian Urals, Kazakhstan's CPC Blend and North Sea crude to load in August for China and South Korea, while also eyeing West Africa and Libya supplies for Asia, said several sources with knowledge of the deals, including two involved in some of the trades.
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With all of the pregame hype these days about which companies have booked time during the game and which celebrities they've hired, we may never again enjoy a moment of genuine surprise akin to what happened in 2010, when a 15-second pitch for CBS's flagship late-night show reunited David Letterman with both Oprah Winfrey (with whom the host had a complicated TV relationship) and Jay Leno (a former go-to Letterman guest who'd snatched NBC's The Tonight Show out from under him).
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