Once high-flying and now somewhat not as high-flying scooter startup Bird announced that it was laying off around 201.4 employees.
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Essentially, Edwards' beliefs form the spine of High Flying Bird.
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Here's a who's who of everyone in High Flying Bird.
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" He stars in Steven Soderbergh's new film, "High Flying Bird.
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The rest of the high-flying FAANG group also lost ground.
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High Flying Bird, a basketball movie starring Andre Holland of Moonlight.
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Like the movie Tangerine, High Flying Bird is shot an iPhone.
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SX262.20P after the high-flying sector had retreated in recent days.
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Immigrants have been behind many of Silicon Valley's high-flying companies.
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The result: a rush of energy, alertness and high-flying mood.
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A high-flying quad Salchow and triple Axel were equally impressive.
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X isn't the only company with these high-flying internet ambitions.
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Bhansali has not shunned all of Wall Street's high-flying stocks.
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Authorities definitely have the high-flying "blockchain" stocks on their radar.
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Critics loved the drama "High Flying Bird" for its smart script.
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She's one of many high-flying stars in "Avengers: Endgame" (2019).
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The biggest fumble improvement has come from the high-flying Rams.
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The firm downgraded Costco's high-flying stock to perform from outperform.
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WCW devoted lots of air time to creative, high flying cruiserweights.
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That said, not every high-flying suit is practical and stylish.
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Some high-flying space internet companies have no stake in specific websites.
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It marks a humiliating low point in an otherwise high-flying career.
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And, just like High Flying Bird, the book also proposes an alternative.
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High Flying Bird is a basketball movie that's not actually about basketball.
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But something needs to change at the once high-flying Taiwanese company.
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There are heists, high-flying action, and a fun cast of characters.
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But sometimes the high-flying prices are a case of mistaken identity.
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Overplay handoffs, and the high-flying wings are cutting backdoor for slams.
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But what's the story behind the story of the high-flying company?
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Ibushi wrestles a high-flying "strong style," and WWE is embracing that.
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But this high-flying partnership may be about to hit choppy air.
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Tricking is a high-flying combination of martial arts, gymnastics, and breakdancing.
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But the 2010s weren&apost especially kind to every high-flying startup.
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It's on Netflix, in the acclaimed Steven Soderbergh film High Flying Bird.
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Apple's stumble seemed to weigh on other previously high-flying technology companies.
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High-flying consumer discretionary and tech sectors were among the hardest hit.
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The piece features high-flying dancing by 17 Shaolin monks from China.
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Another high-flying chip name that's been hit hard this year is Nvidia.
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That left these high-flying car-soccer stars feeling out of their element.
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The Pegasus is launched from a high-flying aircraft and is not reusable.
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Another generation of high-flying, middle-aged officials is more inclined to gloat.
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With guns and with high-flying tempers, violence is seeping into the city.
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As a series, Titanfall is all about fast movement and high-flying action.
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Bridges, a high-flying wing player, is the best of Michigan State's newcomers.
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Dominant narrative: The Stars' high-flying was all sorts of fun to watch.
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FundStrat on Friday recommended overweighting tech, but not the high-flying FANG names.
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In the usually high-flying Hamptons, the housing market is in a rut.
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However, she's not letting that stop her from living her high-flying dreams.
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Disney is supposed to be a high-flying technology-based streaming company now.
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The once high-flying company has been the subject of some scathing criticism.
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Oaktree Capital's Howard Marks is cautious on several high-flying technology growth stocks.
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Traders have been watching high-flying tech stocks since they in recent sessions.
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A now-familiar story: Investors say they overvalued a high-flying digital publisher.
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Zenefits offers a lesson for other high-flying would-be disruptors At a time when startup valuations are being cut in half and fundraising is becoming increasingly difficult, Zenefits' stumble offers a lesson for other high-flying would-be disruptors.
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Mr. Boesky was a high-flying arbitrageur before he pleaded guilty to insider trading.
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ENGLISH, non-native speakers are often told, is vital for a high-flying career.
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Still, High Flying Bird proves Ray right by letting his passion overpower other concerns.
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Some high-flying economies such as Singapore charge practically no tariffs on their imports.
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Like the new president, he was educated at the high-flying Ecole Nationale d'Administration.
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BST The name of the band was corrected from Oasis to High Flying Birds.
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But it couldn't keep the high-flying euro at bay after the German data.
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Airware's story should serve as a warning to startups raising at high-flying valuations.
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Brin is a lover of roller hockey, ultimate Frisbee, gymnastics, and high-flying trapeze.
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While at Dalton, Epstein's prospects for a high-flying finance career began to bloom.
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Maxwell is said to have introduced Epstein to many of her high-flying friends.
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Dunkin' Donuts is kicking off its latest ad campaign with a high-flying spectacle.
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That is a hefty valuation even for a high-flying sector like online gaming.
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That is, until the throat-shredding, high flying frontman Paul'e'wog came along around 2010.
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China's once high-flying automakers are now feeling the brunt of weaker consumer spending.
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Investors continued to digest rising interest rates, and previously high-flying tech shares tumbled.
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Williamson's high-flying plays quickly became "the eighth wonder of the world," Williams said.
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This includes the high-flying tech names, which previously led stocks to new highs.
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Once high-flying companies like WeWork ran into financial troubles and ousted their founders.
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Experts loved the cohesiveness of the high-flying outfits seen in "The Incredibles" (2004).
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Australia's once high-flying property market has nosedived over the past year or so.
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N), a high-flying stock of late, fell 3.1 percent, alongside General Electric Co (GE.
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Such growth outlook concerns have taken their toll on high-flying technologies companies like Nvidia.
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High-flying stocks such as these tend to get pummeled amid any signs of slowdown.
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There was no saving the world at the Starburst pitch event, no high-flying rhetoric.
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It has also flown from the high flying growth stocks like cybersecurity and cloud plays.
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The high-flying stock has lost 11.5% since the deadly Ethiopian crash in early March.
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The best positioned are high-flying "unicorns", Valley-speak for private companies valued over $1bn.
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Binger says buy any dip in this high flying group, particularly Facebook, Amazon and Alphabet.
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The company will attempt to enable LTE connectivity using its high-flying Project Loon balloons.
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The rest of the high-flying FAANG group also lost ground, with Facebook Inc, Amazon.
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The market has been brutal lately for high-flying growth stocks, especially the cybersecurity plays.
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"Most hedge funds had concentrated positions in some of the high-flying stocks," she said.
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Axovant's formerly high-flying shares tanked on the news; Roivant remains the company's biggest shareholder.
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The high-flying guard appears to be all the way back, and still heading up.
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Greenspan compared the high-flying cryptocurrency to 1775 Continental currency that was worthless by 1782.
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That's a sharp divergence from the high-flying aggressiveness of Jeff Immelt and Jack Welch.
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The high-flying exploit of the man known as D.B. Cooper infused American popular culture.
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Unlike Johnson, he comes from a relatively modest background, before becoming a high-flying banker.
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California's classic "Tower of Terror" was replaced by a high-flying drop ride in 2017.
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Being a high-flying executive, as well as a parent, is a tough balancing act.
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Facebook wants to get everybody online, whether that's through regular networks or high-flying drones.
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One geoengineering approach would use high-flying jets to spray similar chemicals in the stratosphere.
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The Bears' defense completely humbled Jared Goff, Todd Gurley and the high-flying Rams offense.
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As for the formerly high-flying Mr. Manafort, he has nothing left to wager with.
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At times, high-flying phrases seemed to press her voice, resulting in some strained sound.
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PayPal and Square could be this decade's high flying tech winners, according to Credit Suisse.
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Wall Street has also tempered its view on the high-flying stock in recent months.
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Did you think you'd lost that loving feeling (for high-flying fighter jet action) forever?
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That could slow the economy and start to hurt profit growth of high-flying techs.
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State races are also key for the future of marijuana and the high-flying stocks.
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This week, two high-flying start-ups experienced a reality check in their fund-raising.
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However, that doesn't mean that nothing has been happening in the once high-flying market.
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The challenge is easier for WeWork than it was for those other high-flying startups.
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However, many doubt that the high-flying names will be able to add to their gains.
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In April, the high-flying workplace chat startup Slack raised money at a $3.8 billion valuation.
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The final weeks of Warren's once high-flying campaign have not gone how her supporters wanted.
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But it is the usually high-flying tech stocks that are notably taking a tumble now.
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Even the high-flying FAANG group of stocks were not insulated from the broad-based declines.
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Some of these high-flying tech stocks are among the best performers of the bull market.
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The impact on the rest of the FAANG group of high-flying tech stocks was marginal.
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In Spain and Germany, top-ranking women make 15-20% less than similarly high-flying men.
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High-flying Apple has drawn attention recently for posting its stock's first annual loss since 20083.
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The high-flying Rangers and all their pretty goals will dry up and—oh, what's that?
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It's often based on studies that focus on college-educated young people in high-flying industries.
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Nevertheless, banking's status as the most sought-after career path for high-flying graduates has slipped.
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Once high-flying names such as Facebook, Netflix and Alphabet are trading well off their highs.
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Another Wall Street analyst is losing confidence in the once high-flying parent of Victoria's Secret.
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The canister would deploy its parachute, and high-flying spy planes would pick it up midair.
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Nowhere is that more obvious than in the burgeoning strength of China's high-flying tech companies.
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The flashy lighting and projected visuals add to excitement of the traditional high-flying circus acts.
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High-flying companies make it seem like a breeze, but most entrepreneurs lose sleep over it.
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Any slowdown in the high-flying growth trade could also lead to an M&A boom.
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It examines Star's high-flying lifestyle and how he's mastered the art of poisonous YouTube drama.
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It's often based on studies that focus on university-educated young people in high-flying industries.
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Channelling the momentum just right lays the tracks for a high-flying mini roller coaster ride.
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This is what this [law firm] does; it goes after high-flying and other tech companies.
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"High Flying Bird," the latest film from director Steven Soderbergh, isn't an easy movie to categorize.
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The once high-flying startup is now bankrupt, and its founder is facing charges of fraud.
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Their 213 album "High Flying" won a Grammy Award for best performance by a vocal group.
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It leaves Mr. Orcel without a job and leaves his once-high-flying career in limbo.
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The company's high-flying, high-tech platforms — known as Stratollites — have been in development since 2012.
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Check out the high-flying maneuver for yourself in this footage of the much-anticipated event.
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Small investors are flocking to high-flying growth stocks after the brokerage industry made trading free.
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Facebook, Google parent Alphabet and Netflix, part of the high-flying "FANG" stocks, were also lower.
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And on Tuesday, Zoe published a follow-up investigation into the high-flying luggage company Away.
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Recently, the pool of potential psychopaths has widened to include high-flying CEOs or ruthless bankers.
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Soon, at least, some of Teach First's high-flying new recruits will not be quite so inexperienced.
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Since then, he&aposs turned a team known for defense into one with a high-flying offense.
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ET. Watch it live in the window above, and get ready for some high-flying rocket action.
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International trade tensions are fueling concerns that the high-flying economy may be in for a fall.
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Like the movie High Flying Bird, Edwards' book points to the system of inequality behind professional sports.
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That way, you can make sure your high-flying gift doesn't end up ruining your Christmas cheer.
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There are high-flying acrobatics and awe-inspiring stunts, but they are often shoehorned into musical numbers.
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Tesla (TSLA) — An analyst at Canaccord downgraded the high-flying electric car maker to hold from buy.
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McCarthy helped Hastings create a fast-growing DVD-by-mail business, with a high-flying stock price.
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He eschewed the high-flying rhetoric typical of such occasions in favor of more blunt, populist declarations.
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Prior to founding Kepos, Carhart helmed Goldman Sachs' once high-flying and pioneering quant firm, Global Alpha.
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Freshman Cassius Stanley consistently uses his 46.5-inch vertical leap to defy gravity on high-flying dunks.
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But the high-flying habits could have rankled Trump voters who seem impervious to most other excesses.
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However, the high-flying semiconductor stock could be in trouble as other companies ramp up the pressure.
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Amazon is the last of the high-flying companies known as "FANG" stocks to report this quarter.
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The once high-flying brand now competes against a host of new competition including American Eagle's Aerie.
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So you may ask: Is it not time to cut this high-flying wunderkind down to size?
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The first episode of the nine-part series showed a look into Star's lucrative, high-flying lifestyle.
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Amazon is Trump's new favorite punching bag, and that's taken a toll on the high-flying stock.
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Performance at Einhorn's Greenlight Capital has been hurt by bets against high-flying stocks like Tesla, Amazon.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bernie Sanders' high-flying Democratic presidential campaign fell back to Earth on Saturday in Nevada.
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THIS MOVE OUT OF THESE HIGH GROWTH, HIGH FLYING TECHNOLOGY STOCKS INTO OTHER AREAS OF THE MARKET?
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Any company that wants to sell a $700,000 treadmill is obviously aiming for a high-flying audience.
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In San Francisco, a once high-flying software start-up is poised to benefit from Biden's revival.
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It was like T.S.A. searches at the airport — a minor inconvenience of her high-flying tennis career.
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High-flying kites in New Delhi are taking down the bird that shares the very same name.
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The firm, once reliant on its high-flying traders, now has to look elsewhere for new revenue.
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The high-flying digital currency had rallied 2,000 percent in just 12 months to reach that record.
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Some market watchers agree that one of the high-flying groups is the better bet going forward.
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Rather, they fear that once high-flying startups won't be able to justify now dubious seeming valuations.
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The high-flying move comes the day after the company crushed profit, revenue, and user growth expectations.
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Perhaps the high-flying multimillionaire will tire of his new lifestyle and reassess the wisdom of flipping.
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When you're done, we're confident that you'll know exactly what you want from your new high-flying friend.
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The S&P technology sector rose 0.7 percent, continuing a rebound from the high flying sector's recent retreat.
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The rebranded Social Capital bought into high-flying startup Slack, and also led the Series A into Intercom.
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The high-flying cryptocurrency declined more than $21,20173 dollars in the span of a few hours on Wednesday.
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It does not help that they are much less well paid than many of their high-flying peers.
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Ask tech employees about the Valley's largest, high-flying firm and PayPal is unlikely to make their list.
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Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon once criticized the former high-flying bitcoin, calling it a "fraud" in 2017.
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I'll just wait until I can bypass New York's own upcoming subway-pocalypse with a high-flying gondola.
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Fissures in the U.S. bond market may be about to claim their latest victim: High-flying Asian equities.
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Once high-flying, technology stocks were the worst-performing sector, leaving a market led by defensive utilities shares.
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Maley foresees gains for FANG but says the high-flying days of yore may be gone for good.
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"We need to be the broker and arbitrator between high flying billion dollar companies and cities," explains Jung.
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Novelty Song is a fast, high-flying, well-illustrated indie that will appeal to garageband impresarios and plagiarists.
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The Christmas Chronicles: NETFLIX FILM Two siblings team up with Santa Claus for a high-flying holiday adventure.
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Suttmeier, of course, was referring to the recent deterioration of the high-flying technology and consumer discretionary stocks.
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And so, he took a customer support role at high-flying database company Oracle right out of college.
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He's still the same guy: a barrel-chested, high-flying, slightly off-kilter but always safe wrestling machine.
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Investors pick dividend-yielding stocks because they typically have safer returns, unlike more glamorous high-flying tech stocks.
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Hillary Clinton would be the paper because she appears to be a high flying, budget busting paper pusher.
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Since last Friday, investors have been dumping the high-flying cohort of companies with rosy earnings-growth prospects.
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For Jim Cramer, Friday's unexpectedly strong jobs report numbers validated the strength of the high-flying stock market.
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It offers a rare glimpse of the high-flying lifestyle Chinese business leaders have sought to keep private.
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More #MeToo news: High-flying lawyers can reportedly switch jobs with ease after being accused of sexual harassment.
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Asian shares fell on Tuesday as investors dumped high-flying US technology shares on fears of stiffer regulation.
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Its astonishing energy comes from the contrast between its perky, picaresque structure and its muscular, high-flying prose.
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I asked the same question recently about Netflix, and could pose similar queries about other high-flying stocks.
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After a day in the high-flying world of high finance, David M. Solomon knows how to unwind.
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This year's show, again written and directed by Mark Lonergan, is high flying, but also more low key.
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And his first-class plane tickets, remember, weren't the whole or the worst of his high-flying ambitions.
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Cardin has yet to stop producing his own sketches and one-off designs for high-flying customers, however.
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Cardin has yet to stop producing his own sketches and one-off designs for high-flying customers, however.
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When asked how Imply compared to some of those high-flying startups burning mounds of cash, Casado laughed.
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Its high-flying CEO Travis Kalanick also established super voting stock while Uber was still a private company.
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It was the regular European who eventually had to pay for high-flying dreams of the Davos elite.
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Mr. Ghosn once oversaw the alliance of Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi and was the consummate high-flying executive.
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Nonetheless, high-flying females are underrepresented on screen, which makes Netflix's decision to devote a show to one encouraging.
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It's well known that the high-flying FANGs have been outperforming their legacy peers over the last few years.
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Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev followed his lead, removing his shirt during his high-flying routine at the gala later on.
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Soderbergh intended for High Flying Bird to spur conversation about the current set-up of all professional sports leagues.
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YouTubers Dunking Devils made a day out of swinging some high flying slam dunks on this bridge-suspended hoop.
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High Flying Bird is the second movie Soderbergh has shot on an iPhone (last year's Unsane was the first).
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Technology stocks gained in the United States and Europe after the high-flying sector had retreated in recent days.
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But now, it actually looks like we're going to get some high-flying rocket action in the coming months.
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The high-flying stock price made Nutanix the first IPO to double in its first day since August 2015.
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The soda-can-size Perdixes eject from high-flying fighter jets and communicate with each other to maintain formation.
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The high-flying technology sector rose 1.34 percent, the most among the 10 major S&P sectors trading higher.
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Fear of slowing growth led to a drop in high-flying stocks that have led the U.S. equity rally.
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Unless you're a globetrotting influencer or high-flying business executive, racking up that mileage is quite an unattainable feat.
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The other high-flying FAANG stocks - Amazon, Facebook, Alphabet and Netflix - were down between 0.86 percent and 0153 percent.
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The former billionaire Vijay Mallya was a prominent liquor tycoon known for his extravagant partying and high-flying lifestyle.
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The incident occurred just a few weeks after Iranian forces shot down a sophisticated and high-flying US drone.
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The entrance of major companies into blockchain only emphasizes the distinction between the technology and high-flying bitcoin prices.
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The two firms show that it can often be premature to claim that high-flying IPOs mispriced their offerings.
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Bottom line: After big upside seen in high-flying growth stocks, value stocks will soon become the better bet.
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Noel moved on to a new band, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, which released its first album in 2011.
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A group of high-flying stocks that have led the bull market are indicating the correction may be over.
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Other high-flying start-ups, including Uber and Lyft, were also unprofitable when they went public earlier this year.
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Gary Hart (D-Colo.) were two high-flying front-runners in Democratic presidential primaries brought down by sudden scandal.
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And so we can count ourselves extra icey this week, as we got to see to high-flying studies.
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Some of the first investors in high-flying startups are likely on track to score a nice oversize payout.
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He noted that money rotated out of defensive stocks and some of the high-flying tech shares into financials.
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It's not just the high-flying offenses that have made this season exciting; the games have also been competitive.
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Should middle class investors be able to get a piece of high-flying private startups like Uber or AirBnb?
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And WeWork isn&apost the only high-flying, money-losing company that likes to highlight that kind of figure.
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And WeWork isn&apost the only high-flying, money-losing company that likes to highlight that kind of figure.
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A noted short seller suggested traders may want to avoid high-flying growth stocks and focus on value names.
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Ring awareness is so important; a lapse in concentration could result in being crushed by a high-flying wrestler.
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And expect to hear from LeBron James and/or Anthony Davis, whose high-flying acrobatics make them OZONE LAKERs.
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I was talking with Janine Gibson who was this really high-flying ... Still is a high-flying editor, but at one point we were going to run the New York Times, and then last fall she was producing, actually for Twitter again, a live broadcast for the election night, for BuzzFeed. Yeah.
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Doing a decent impression of Siri is a high-flying goal for some, but a Maryland rapper has nailed it.
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Then again, high-flying payouts are no sure bet: He also gave $3 million to Mitt Romney's PAC in 2012.
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On the other end of the political spectrum, a gun holster manufacturer recently approached him for a high-flying gig.
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When Florida Gulf Coast shocked Georgetown a few years ago, they played an up-tempo, high-flying nobody saw coming.
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Traders are already starting to give up on high-flying tech stocks, fueled by concerns over regulation and high valuations.
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But she later revealed the potentially dangerous high-flying act was devised by an unlikely collaborator: her younger sister, Natali.
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Yik Yak, the once high-flying anonymous social network based on college campuses, appears to be heading toward its end.
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The high-flying, tech-heavy Nasdaq had already peaked in the previous March and had fallen 20163% by inauguration day.
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In the past, the RBA cut interest rates to tame its high-flying currency, but now the tide has turned.
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Living in The man-made island neighborhood in Newport Beach gets more and more crowded, despite the high-flying prices.
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They were long and exuberant, dense with noble or evil characters, fraught with high-flying emotion and far-flung adventures.
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Many high-flying tech companies, including Amazon and Palantir, use their rising share price as a key talent-retention mechanism.
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A lower blow is the suggestion that Facebook may become like Yahoo, the once high-flying internet firm that plunged.
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Smith scored 231 of his 230 points in the fourth quarter after a high-flying dunk in the first half.
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Visual search engine Pinterest has joined a long list of high-flying technology companies planning to go public in 6003.
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"People are getting out of the high-flying tech names right now," said Larry Benedict, CEO of The Opportunistic Trader.
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Christie Brinkley is grateful to be alive after a 1994 high-flying ski adventure turned into a near-fatal nightmare.
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With fans so eager for the next high-flying, crime-busting superhero, it's surprising when Netflix cancels another Marvel property.
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OneRepublic, Mumford & Sons and The Lumineers will support the band in America, and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds in Europe.
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These strong companies may look a lot more domestically focused that the recent spate of high flying multinationals, he projected.
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After all, Facebook, today's high-flying tech stock, also plummeted in its first week on the market in May 5003.
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High-flying growth tech stocks, for example, were an investor favorite throughout the historic bull run following the financial crisis.
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Project Loon, a part of the Google X research division, aims to spread broadband internet access with high-flying balloons.
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They then joined Zenefits as VPs during Sacks's short stint as CEO of the formerly high-flying HR software company.
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As the two high-flying companies continue to raise billions of dollars among investors, old guard industries are taking notice.
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Tom Cruise is notorious for pushing the limits with his stunt work, often performing high-flying action sequences by himself.
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The high-flying FAANG stocks – Facebook, Apple , Amazon, Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet – fell between 2126 percent and 3.5 percent.
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If you've been a high-flying businessman or woman, having kids can put a dent in your frequent flyer points.
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Is there any theme park horror story scarier than the one where someone falls out of a high-flying ride?
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It also needs high-flying tech leaders, says Takeshi Niinami, who sits on the council for economic and fiscal policy.
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The remote location was later used by the US government to test high-flying U-2 planes during the 1950s.
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He was a power guy, but he had a penchant for high flying moves which defied his wrecking ball physique.
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However, high-flying technology companies helped support the market, with shares of Facebook hitting a record high before reversing course.
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For the first time in nearly a decade, India's high-flying IT industry this year laid off thousands of workers.
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A Facebook subsidiary and its high-flying parent company could be the next tech firms in the encryption hot seat.
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Der Spiegel is the latest prominent news organization to be rocked by revelations of a high-flying reporter falsifying information.
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The French inventor Franky Zapata's high-flying hoverboard made it all the way to France's Bastille Day celebrations this year.
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One of its U.S. counterparts, Zenefits, was once a high-flying startup that raised $500 million in financing in 2015.
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Rising rates tend to hurt high-flying growth stocks like AMD and Nvidia as investors adjust to the new environment.
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The formerly high-flying burrito chain plans to send 21 million free food coupons via snail mail to U.S. consumers.
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And Einhorn's bets against high-flying technology and growth stocks, the so-called the bubble basket, have backfired on him.
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He has lamented "growing government dependency," touted tax cuts for the wealthy and lavished praise on high-flying corporate executives.
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But Halak was able to smother the high-flying Jets, who have one of the best records in the league.
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Clinton not as a high-flying surrogate but as a lowly volunteer in the frozen final days before the caucuses.
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Mr. Paddock, 64, was described as a high-flying gambler who lived in a quiet retirement community and played golf.
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Mr. Paddock, 216, was described as a high-flying gambler who lived in a quiet retirement community and played golf.
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Chan shared video of the high-flying maneuver Wednesday on Twitter, and explained the circumstances to any potentially confused viewers.
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Iowa State's defense dominated the high-flying Mountaineers on a windy and chilly night, holding West Virginia to 203 yards.
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Oaktree Capital's Howard Marks presciently cautioned investors on the risks of high-flying technology growth stocks nearly two weeks ago.
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Pullbacks tend to last three days, starting with the initial session when the market's high-flying names begin to fall.
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Teo Ah Khing, the man behind the high-flying club, is a self-described billionaire from Malaysia with big ambitions.
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Despite the high-flying accommodations, Pickle still managed to get sick on the plane, according to a press pool report.
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The high-flying elephant will have to resonate overseas should "Dumbo" not pick up steam at the domestic box office.
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Analysts expect the price-earnings ratio in tech to drop, as some of the high-flying names like Alphabet leave.
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Massocca said some high-flying stocks, such as the FANG names, are priced too high with the exception of Alphabet.
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High-flying growth stocks like Amazon and Facebook are trading at PE ratios of 237 and 30, according to FactSet.
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There were some high-flying acrobatics -- some brute power moves -- and finally, an athletic pin to seal the victory over Arquette.
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It has no benevolent billionaire owner, but it has added itself to the roster of recognizable, high-flying new media startups.
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High-flying FAANG stocks came back to earth late last year amid fears that a decade-old bull market was fading.
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By its conclusion, Soderbergh has revealed High Flying Bird as less interested in how things end than how they get started.
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HIGH-FLYING MISSILESouth Korea's military said the missile was launched from near the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, just before 6 a.m.
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LARGE technology firms used to hold on to their high-flying employees by agreeing not to poach them from each other.
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FOR a country that is hugely proud of its high-flying tech firms, China has a funny way of showing it.
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As Amazon and Google parent Alphabet hit record highs, not everyone sees a case for flocking into high-flying tech stocks.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq fell 0.37 percent to 6,934.14 as high-flying names such as Facebook, Amazon, Alphabet and Netflix declined.
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It made almost as much back against the high flying euro however, leaving the six currency dollar index steady at 96.259.
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The Nasdaq was down 1.8 percent that day, led by declines in the high-flying FANG names, like Alphabet and Amazon.
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"This is one of those high-flying tech stocks that's having a real rough go of it right now," he said.
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In June, Facebook announced it was abandoning the Aquila project, which explored the use of high-flying drones to deliver internet.
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Many digital companies' high-flying growth plans have sputtered out, as Google and Facebook dominate the market for digital ad dollars.
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In social terms, WeWork — recently renamed the We Company — is one of the modern world's least controversial high-flying private startups.
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Calls for board changes and oversight have grown louder since the company's food safety problems hammered its formerly high-flying shares.
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The formerly high-flying burrito chain plans to send another 21 million free-food coupons via snail mail to U.S. consumers.
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The Federal Reserve's move to pause interest rate hikes has bolstered high-flying growth names like Advanced Micro Devices and Micron.
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It is one of a wave of U.S. states moving to bring the unmanned aircrafts' high-flying fun back to earth.
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The formerly high-flying company's recovery "is going to be more drawn out than we expected," said Morningstar analyst RJ Hottovy.
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But to him, all that has really happened is the stock of the high-flying consumer products giant just got cheaper.
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Another high-flying media unicorn, Kuaishou, has been under fire for allowing teenage moms to be depicted in a positive light.
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The unusual agreement comes after months of turmoil at Zenefits, once a high-flying company that helps small businesses buy insurance.
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"Star Wars Battlefront II," Electronic Arts' biggest game this holiday season, is the big question mark for the high-flying stock.
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Trilobites Frigatebirds are high-flying thrill-seekers that can stay in the air for two months without needing to come down.
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With an emphasis on high flying dunks and fast-paced play, the game helped inspire a generation of new NBA fans.
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The probes related to Autopilot come at a time when Musk and his high-flying company face pressure on several fronts.
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TV shows have been featuring superheroes for years, but some of these high-flying series are more well-reviewed than others.
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This year's boosters are essentially high-flying tech stocks, while this month, big banks and energy companies have taken the fore.
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Faith is the titular hero, a high-flying woman with psionic powers who blogs by day and fights crime by night.
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And the Nasdaq 100, which includes high-flying FANG stocks Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet, has rallied 30 percent.
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Theranos' downfall was set in motion by a series of stories in the Journal that undercut the company's high-flying claims.
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Mr. Kuciak had been threatened by Mr. Kocner, a high-flying Slovakian businessman who was a subject of Mr. Kuciak's reporting.
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"It's a good look," these colleges "getting these bright, high-flying, came-from-nothing-turned-into-something students," Mr. Smith said.
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But the high-flying devices have also triggered backlash over fears they will be used to spy on law-abiding citizens.
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The declines were widespread, touching everything from previously high-flying tech shares to usually insulated sectors like consumer staples and utilities.
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That $3 million sale was presaged by the significant fall from grace of other former high-flying media and tech properties.
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After her moving performance at the 2018 Grammys, Pink showed that she can do both: serious performances and high-flying spectacles.
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Howard Marks, one of the most respected value investors out there, starkly warned his clients to avoid high-flying digital currencies.
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But the cheers were soon for Robinson, whose high-flying performance tied the Knicks record for most makes without a miss.
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Is this the first step toward a future where our connected devices rely on high-flying, autonomous cell towers for connectivity?
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And Our Meg Tirrell is live at the JP Morgan Health Care Conference with the CEO of high-flying Sarepta Therapeutics.
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The former boss of high-flying Swiss construction chemicals maker Sika had been due to take the reins from Oct. 16.
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Gaston called Gates' testimony at Manafort's Virginia trial "necessary" for the government to win its case against the high-flying lobbyist.
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FANG's high-flying market success would make it an easy target for skittish profit-takers if the stock market heads south.
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Soderbergh shot "High Flying Bird" on an iPhone (as he did with his previous feature "Unsane"), reportedly in just two weeks.
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He was ambitious, he loved his friends, and he got along well with all of those veteran, high-flying executive types.
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Lightning 210, Islanders 23 | Shootout UNIONDALE, N.Y. — The Lightning and their high-flying offense had not been shut out all season.
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As a result, the Mets swung even higher on their high-flying trapeze with two and a half weeks to play.
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And all the while, Robinson lets Fury tap into his inner James Bond and have the high-flying fun he deserves.
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The once high-flying chip stock and favorite of traders has been pounded during this stock market correction, which began in October.
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But share prices of Canopy and another high-flying Canadian pot company, Tilray, were down 3 and 6 percent, respectively, on Wednesday.
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President Xi Jinping has vowed to take down high-flying "tigers" as well as lowly "flies" in his war against pervasive graft.
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Five years ago, I passed the torch to my students and now there is more high-flying and less old-school technique.
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A group of high-flying names could be at risk of a pullback as the market rolls over this month, traders warn.
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Our Planet managed to locate a mega-pod of these high-flying mammals and filmed the swimmers underwater and from the air.
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Hosted by Seth Meyers last year, the fundraiser drew A-listers like Gwyneth Paltrow – who got stuck in a high-flying situation.
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He also knows that the problem is not the concept of a high-flying school itself, but recruitment to and from it.
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The click-driven ad model of yore is leaving a graveyard in its wake, as once high-flying companies like Mic collapse.
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But given Netflix's high-flying performance, massive market share, and cultural primacy, the big question is whether Snap would drag it down.
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The twist is that she's also the mother of Pharrah, the game's high-flying, rocket-blasting Egyptian hero (and my personal fave).
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Normally high flying stocks like tech giant Apple —which is now pinned below $1093 per share—have been caught in the downdraft.
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Unsurprisingly, this process led to much soul-searching at the company, which had long been seen as a high-flying success story.
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High-flying growth stocks were crushed on Friday, which is why Jim Cramer decided to highlight the high-growth company Under Armour.
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When you start comparing Apple to the overall equity market and not to high-flying peers, it begins to look more reasonable.
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In its latest quarter, the once high-flying Mexican-inspired chain managed to grow sales for the first time since the scandals.
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Over the years, Hadoop, the once high-flying open-source platform, gave rise to many companies and an ecosystem of vendors emerged.
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There was a similar vibe: a beloved babyface working a (for the time) high flying style against the face of a company.
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"People were taking risk off from the high-flying stocks," said Tom Roseen, head of research services for Thomson Reuters' Lipper unit.
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Lately, it seems like the tide has turned for the once-high-flying names, and some market watchers are forecasting further downside.
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Casuals watching may see high-flying they're familiar with, but there's going to be a strong undercurrent of strategy and psychology throughout.
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Australia's once high-flying property market has nosedived with policymakers grappling with the potential implications of the housing downturn on the economy.
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After all, it wasn't like I was some high-flying television personality or top-rated anchor that Fox was trying to recruit.
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For Flannery, it also represents a divergence in management style away from the high-flying aggressiveness of Jeff Immelt and Jack Welch.
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We did see these high-flying tech names this year take a hit, but really it wasn't just the big tech stocks.
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The company also recently announced plans for a massive new office in the city that may eventually house another high-flying division.
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Being seen as a high-flying tech company can be a useful image as the company talks to investors about its potential.
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The CME's high-flying copper contract held out longer before seeing both volumes and open interest slide precipitously over the fourth quarter.
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You see, in years past, deploying a high-flying offense was an underdog tactic employed by teams not traditionally defined as powerhouses.
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Mischief and high-flying adventures ensue, though we will have to wait for a production with a higher budget for aerial stunts.
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Pretty soon, in a world free of the high flying trapeze, the root idea of "working without a net" will be lost.
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Matt and Nick's work—athletic, high-flying, tandem-based offense—is regarded as the standard within their brand of tag-team wrestling.
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"Fund managers who have embraced those high-flying stocks are under pressure to lock in profit" as year-end approaches, he said.
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Investors said they're still excited about Peloton's initial public offering, despite the struggles of other high-flying names like WeWork to list.
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Today, most of the Army's air-defenders operate Patriot missiles, which are best suited to taking down high-flying jets and missiles.
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Virgin Galactic went public in July, for example, allowing practically anyone to invest in its planned business of high-flying space tourism.
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The high-flying business is bolstered by the $1.4 billion purchase of R.L. Polk, the owner of used-car history provider Carfax.
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But the high-flying Colorado offense struck quickly, trimming the deficit to 3-333 thanks to a power-play goal from Rantanen.
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High-flying momentum stocks such as Roku, Microsoft and Salesforce fell as investors took profits from some of the year's best performers.
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Many market-watchers thought history would repeat itself and avoided high-flying tech stocks, missing out on serious gains in the process.
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The start-up may have been caught in a shift as previously high-flying unicorns slammed into the reality of public markets.
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The high-flying "FAANG" names and the tech sector more generally are responsible for much of the broader markets' gain this year.
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But it was that juxtaposition between the quiet drama on the ground and the high-flying, death-defying adventure that enticed Redmayne.
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And while Lockheed Martin designed the long-winged, high-flying aircraft for Cold War spy missions, Broce flies for NASA—and for science.
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During an appearance on Good Morning America Tuesday, group member Ally Brooke explained what the high-flying fake-out was meant to say.
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Tesla's high-flying shares, up almost 70 percent this year, closed down 0.5 percent at $363.53 on Nasdaq, but rose slightly after hours.
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Some strategists see more upside to high-flying technology, which is leading the market as the best-performing sector in the this year.
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So what the heck is going on with Snap, a once high-flying teen phenomenon that was supposed to give Mark Zuckerberg nightmares?
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Recent examples of high-flying managed marketplaces include The RealReal, Opendoor, Beepi, Luxe and thredUP, which have collectively raised nearly a billion dollars.
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Read on for tips, strategies and ideal maps/modes to help you suck less at using Overwatch's high-flying, rocket-spouting soldier, Pharah.
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Like the new president, he was educated at the high-flying Ecole Nationale d'Administration, which has trained three of the past five presidents.
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But at the end of the day, even high flying businesswomen have to get ready for bed just like the rest of us.
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While previously high-flying commodity exporters, like Angola and Zambia, have been hit hardest by China's slowdown, other countries are showing greater resilience.
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Pumping sulphate aerosols into the Arctic stratosphere from high-flying aircraft could be one way to blot out a bit of the sun.
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Kamala Harris' record as attorney general of California during the July presidential debate were a real setback for the once high-flying candidate.
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He explained some of the difficulties, some of the high-flying assets, and some of the really great things that have been achieved.
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Thanks to our high-flying travel patterns, "there really is no such thing as remote volcano when it comes to hazards," says Diefenbach.
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Pishevar, since leaving Menlo, has continued to ink deals with high-flying unicorns, including Uber, in which Sherpa invested an additional $200 million.
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His influence lives on today in extreme sports, where every high-flying BMX or motocross rider seems to be channeling his fearless spirit.
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Garg, a high-flying finance ministry bureaucrat, was in a surprise move transferred to the less high-profile power ministry late on Wednesday.
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But after nearly pinning down the high-flying Rams in Week 5, the Seahawks held their last two opponents to 17 total points.
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While comparable with other high-flying tech stocks, the p/e ratio is 10 times those of auto suppliers such as Delphi Automotive.
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It darts from bashing sleepy central bankers to terrible economics teachers, with so many high-flying economists that it becomes a little overwhelming.
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Durham's success reflects an emerging trend: high-flying cities, and the successful firms they contain, are detaching from the rest of the economy.
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The company's high-flying stock, up by a third in the past 12 months, closed down nearly 13 percent at $94.34 on Tuesday.
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Bessemer's Hatch called out Spire Global, Planet Labs and Orbital Insight as three "high-flying venture-backed companies" that may go public soon.
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In 'Excitebike 64,' you'll find all the high-flying action, heart-stopping stunts and bone-jarring crashes of the extreme sport of motocross.
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In fact, for a short window of time in the 1960s, America's supersonic, high-flying drones were already attempting reconnaissance flights over China.
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The former high-flying stock started declining after it reported weaker-than-expected second-quarter international same-store sales results in late July.
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For seven years, as these boys became men, they called action and rolled camera, painstakingly, feverishly, recreating Indy and his high-flying adventures.
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The Nasdaq composite has begun showing clear signs of weakness, according to a strategist who sees trouble ahead for high-flying growth stocks.
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Shares of high-flying stocks, including those of Google's parent Alphabet, Microsoft and Facebook were trading up between 21 percent to 21.96 percent.
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The term "FAANG" came about in reference to a handful of high-flying stocks in which much of the market's gains were concentrated.
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That wasn't eye-popping back in the high-flying 80s, but it wasn't bad, and kept him away from the dreaded "bust" label.
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High-flying technology stocks Microsoft, Google-parent Alphabet and Facebook fell between 0.6 percent and 1.2 percent, weighing on the technology sector overall.
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The possibility of tapering global growth, led by China's slowdown, spurred a retreat from the high-flying tech sector, which declined 1383 percent.
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He was lionized in business circles, seen as the epitome of a high-flying, multitasking manager as he zipped between Paris and Tokyo.
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From that point on, the timeline jumps around, perhaps in imitation of its high-flying subject, landing in different moments in Rudy's life.
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Some semiconductor companies have lost 30 percent or more, and high-flying software companies such as Salesforce and ServiceNow have seen major declines.
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The judges' salaries are well below those of high-flying lawyers, but they enjoy nice perks, like classy bungalows in Delhi's nicer neighborhoods.
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Most Silicon Valley tech leaders would never trade in their high-flying, lucrative careers in order to pursue a path in real estate.
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Morgan Stanley believes the dramatic drops in some high-flying technology stocks this month is further evidence the stock market will go lower.
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That would add to the bank stocks' risk of decline, since the high-flying group is set to report earnings in two weeks.
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Perhaps what's most appealing has been the high-flying way he explodes off the court when hitting often risky shots on both flanks.
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He's explained some of the difficulties, some of the high-flying assets and some of the really great things that have been achieved.
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That team gained the nickname Dunk City for its high-flying style, a brand of basketball Enfield has worked to instill at USC.
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Amazon and Facebook, part of the high-flying "FANG" stocks, report results later this week, while Apple is due to report next week.
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But as art has increasingly become an asset class, Mr. Hirst has also come to symbolize how a high-flying stock can tank.
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There's also David Einhorn, whose fund is down more than 25 percent this year with his losing bets against high-flying technology stocks.
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Under Armour has signed endorsement deals with a number of high-flying professional athletes, which have helped elevate its profile and boost sales.
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Aside from a chiselled jawline, a high-flying career and a sparkling sense of humour, what does Ryan Reynolds have that I don't?
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Since then, Tesla shares are up about 144%, leaving high-flying stocks such as Facebook, Amazon, and Google-parent Alphabet in the dust.
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"Jedermann" is the story of a very rich man — a "turbocapitalist," as Ms. Hering put it — who leads a high-flying, extravagant life.
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Alphabet's lawsuit against Uber, which pits investors against its high-flying portfolio company, could set a precedent for the nascent self-driving industry.
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Supported by notable Silicon Valley investors, including Greycroft, Menlo Ventures and Sherpa Capital, the high-flying startup failed to deploy capital efficiently, then crumbled.
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His high-flying offensive moves during the "golden age" of pro wrestling earned him a spot in the WWE Hall of Fame in 1996.
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Now, he's taking his talents to Netflix with his latest film, High Flying Bird, with a cast that includes Zazie Beetz and André Holland.
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It isn't always easy to follow Ray's three-dimensional chess moves, but High Flying Bird seldom stops moving long enough for that to matter.
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High Flying Bird launches on North American Netflix (and, as usual for Netflix's tonier offerings, in a few select theaters) on February 8th, 2019.
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My favorite pieces we host on Extra Crunch are our EC-1 series of in-depth profiles and analyses of high-flying, fascinating startups.
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Critics of passive investing argue it is inflating the prices of high-flying stocks such as Amazon and creating a bubble in those names.
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Catalyst is no exception to this trend, with the Chiu brothers both working at DigitalOcean, one of New York's many high-flying enterprise startups.
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For every disappointment like Blue Apron or Lending Club, it's easy to find a high-flying stock-market darling like Beyond Meat or Zoom.
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There's also plenty of high-flying action as the team trades shots with Imperial troopers and fend off TIE fighters in the Millennium Falcon.
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Health care led all sectors in Q3 as investors rotated away from some of the high-flying tech names and into more defensive plays.
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The high-flying routine was Pink's second performance of the night, following a show-opening duet of R.E.M.'s "Everybody Hurts," with Kelly Clarkson.
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In Asia, Hong Kong's high-flying shares shed almost 259 percent for the week, while Japan lost 59.38 percent and South Korea 268 percent.
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At present, the pop star has confirmed only a high-flying roof stunt — but there's sure to be other moments that pack a punch.
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What to watch: As companies struggle under their enormous debt loads, expect them to start looking to the high-flying stock market for rescue.
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So far, the pop star has confirmed only a high-flying roof stunt — but there's sure to be other moments that pack a punch.
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Loon is based on a simple idea—replace ground-based cell towers with high-flying balloons—which concealed a beguiling series of technical problems.
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An official at VfL Wolfsburg, a high-flying football club, says locals are anxious—70% of fans in his stadium work in VW's plant.
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Weedmaps' Grip on the High-flying California Pot MarketYou may have heard of Weedmaps, a service that helps you find dispensaries and delivery services.
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Another day, another stock market setback for once high-flying technology companies, which have lost roughly $1 trillion in the latest stock market slide.
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Their smooth mesh of acoustic and electric guitars readily admits alternately whizzy, spattery, and serene synthesizer parts, caught up in crafted, high-flying soar.
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Kostin's investing playbook is similar to billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller's classic investment strategy of buying high-flying growth stocks during low growth economic environments.
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As military technology changes to emphasize remote combat, there comes the question of whether the high-flying maneuvers in "Top Gun" are becoming outdated.
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A graduate of the high-flying Ecole Nationale d'Administration, Mr Macron is also a former banker, and thus is distrusted within the Socialist Party.
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Its earnings provided some relief after results from marquee names such as Facebook and Netflix fanned worries about growth of the high-flying companies.
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Now, 18 months after Spikes' departure, the once high-flying company is practically dead after losing millions of subscribers in less than two years.
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It has also driven a once high-flying stock market into bear market territory, making Americans feel less wealthy and less apt to spend.
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It was only then that he realized the stamina it would require to get through the eight-minute ballet's gauntlet of high-flying moves.
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High-flying giants like Anbang and its peers Dalian Wanda and HNA Group, which have large amounts of debt, have started shedding assets overseas.
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Formed in 2013, this startup builds tech that sits between the high-flying access strategies of Internet companies and mobile operators in emerging markets.
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Though he might seem slightly undersized for a high-flying dunk champion, he showed more than enough athleticism to compete with the league's best.
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This week X, Alphabet's "moon shot" research division, got approval from the Kenyan government to provide internet access via high-flying robot weather balloons.
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Those high-flying numbers might sound suspect given that so many of these services, including Dashlane, offer a version of their product for free.
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By the end, you're a high-flying space explorer with a jump-assisting jetpack, an assortment of elemental bombs, and a souped-up grapple.
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Get caught at the center of a scandal that keeps getting worse Remember Tom Price, the high-flying former health and human services secretary?
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And rather than recommend the same high-flying juggernauts that have driven portfolio performance for many investors, he offered a handful of contrarian picks.
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Griffin entered the NBA as a high-flying force of nature who could finish around the basket and create his own shot in doses.
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There's a lot of light and space in between these high-flying melodies, each seemingly designed to offer a place for imagination and contemplation.
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Up. The high-flying transportation system, brought to life through renderings and video with Italdesign, was unveiled earlier this week at the Geneva Motor Show.
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She exited the once high-flying venture capital fund last year following Social Capital co-founder Chamath Palihapitiya's decision to no longer raise outside capital.
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These once high-flying tech stocks have taken a beating lately, with Facebook leading the group down, with a 24 percent loss year over year.
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"Snuka is regarded by many as the pioneer of high-flying offense because of his Superfly Splash from the top turnbuckle," the WWE statement said.
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This year the FAANGs and a few other high-flying tech firms provided more than half the returns in the S&P 500 share index.
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Nonetheless, Baraitser says there's a perception that telemedicine is "for high-flying executives"—people who don't have the time to get medical services in person.
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The strongest three-month rally for stocks in four years placed a group of high-flying names at risk of a pullback, market watchers warn.
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But it's a departure from high-flying goals set in 2019, when it hoped to be in 100 markets by the end of the year.
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Hancharou performed four high-flying triple somersaults to become the first gymnast from his country to win a trampoline medal with a score of 61.745.
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His neighbor was the ambassador of Madagascar or something, and his parents were both high-flying doctors—one of them had delivered a royal baby.
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New York is the home state of the financial and media capital of the United States, and its high-flying jobs market matches its reputation.
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Restrictions on the four high-flying companies are best seen as a by-product of stricter financial regulation, says Joe Ngai of McKinsey, a consultancy.
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It should be noted that I didn't experience any of the sick-feelings I've had before on this kind of high-flying virtual reality adventure.
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Jailed for graft related to construction, he is one of the dozens of high-flying local leaders cut down by Mr Xi's anti-corruption campaign.
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Earlier in the day, Kardashian West spent the afternoon with daughter North at Disneyland, where the two snuggled close on the high-flying Dumbo ride.
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Or maybe you made the mistake of concentrating all of your deferrals into that one high-flying tech stocks fund that's in your plan's menu.
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Bittner said the burrito chain's "high-flying" valuation was previously based on earnings per share of $20 through 2020, which he now sees as unlikely.
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Chanos is known for his bearish calls against high-flying companies like Enron and has been outspoken about his bets against Tesla Motors and Alibaba.
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Many people from the Titan team are now using their expertise as part of other high flying projects at X, including Loon and Project Wing.
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Much would depend on getting prompt intelligence from surveillance satellites and high-flying drones to hit the launch site before the missile could be fired.
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Thursday's charges shaved about $7 billion off high-flying Tesla, knocking its market value to $73 billion on Friday, below General Motors Co's $47.5 billion.
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The former boss of high-flying mining gear maker Atlas Copco , Ronnie Leten, is due to take up his post as Ericsson's chairman on Wednesday.
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After watching these thrilling, high-flying personalities on a bike—something we could all relate to because we already owned bikes—we were hooked instantly.
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Drone delivery startup Flirtey has raised $16 million in Series A funding to bring its high-flying service to new customers, companies and possibly countries.
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Even bullish analysts, like Ross Sandler of Deutsche Bank, acknowledge that comparisons to once high-flying camera company GoPro are creeping into discussions about Fitbit.
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There's a non-contact kids' program with a whole rulebook that Leonard, and his high-flying pals are trying to roll out into the curriculum.
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Tall, long-armed, space-filling, high-flying alley-oop finishers like Jordan, Hassan Whiteside and Andre Drummond expand the playable area of the court upwards.
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Despite reporting a shocking great quarter last week, the stock has been crushed recently, dragged down by the sell-off in high-flying growth stocks.
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The Russell 2000 and Nasdaq, which are homes to riskier small-caps and high-flying momentum names, are both down over 12 percent this year.
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After a high-flying start that included scoring 10 goals in the season opener, the Blackhawks have scored 443 goals in their past seven games.
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After 20163/11, the high-flying drones became a useful tool for commanders in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as the Pacific and Latin America.
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The Gallaghers have gone their separate ways, making moderately successful records with their respective groups (Beady Eye for Liam, the High Flying Birds for Noel).
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While her high-flying brother blazes a career in medicine, 20-something Shirin drifts from one job and one Brooklyn house party to the next.
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Best about sports: "High Flying Bird" Leave it to director Steven Soderbergh to make a slick basketball film that barely has any basketball in it.
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Set during an NBA lockout, "High Flying Bird" smoothly navigates the Xs and Os of the high-stakes financial game played by agents and executives.
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Investigations are still underway against a former high-flying army officer who last year was found to have been plotting to carry out violent attacks.
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The non-binding proposal marks escalating pressure from investors who have previously challenged the formerly high-flying restaurant chain over corporate governance and executive compensation.
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That knowledge will help shape their understanding of the world and their place within it, regardless of whether they personally pursue a high-flying career.
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"Equity" follows Ms. Gunn's Naomi Bishop, a high-flying investment banker with one recent stumble, as she jockeys for a tech firm's big initial offering.
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But those high-flying days are starting to seem like a distant memory, at least on "what have you done for me lately" Wall Street.
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ASHLEY PERLING, Nashville The Future of Snowboarding To the Sports Editor: Re "A High-Flying Endeavor Comes Crashing to Earth," March 7: Global warming, anyone?
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The stocks have had high-flying market success and lofty valuations, making them easy targets for skittish profit-takers should the stock market turn sour.
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Caixin reported last Tuesday that the high-flying Wu, who married the granddaughter of late paramount leader Deng Xiaoping, had been taken away for investigation.
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"We saw some of that last year in the fourth quarter where some of the high-flying tech names sold-off pretty hard," said Parker.
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Chuck, Bobby, Taylor, Black Jack, Jeffcoat and the rest of the two warring tribes live these hard-charging, high-flying lives simply because they can.
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Bites At Turkey and the Wolf, standard lunchbox fare is just a launching pad for the high-flying imaginings of a merry band of inventors.
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The S&P 500 (SPX) and the Dow (INDU) have erased their 2020 gains and once high-flying tech stocks were among the hardest hit.
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If Williamson can mix his high-flying rim runs and outside shooting, he&aposll be even more promising as a future NBA star than expected.
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Some traders said profit-taking on Mothers appeared to be driven in part by the sudden fall in high-flying U.S. tech shares last week.
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"Garner's worried that the same animal spirits luring speculators into high-flying stocks and even cryptocurrencies may have migrated to the oil market," Cramer said.
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But the high-flying smartphone maker, once valued at $45 billion, has slowed as it has battled other Chinese hardware companies like Huawei and OnePlus.
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The former boss of high-flying mining gear maker Atlas Copco, Ronnie Leten, is due to take up his post as Ericsson's chairman on Wednesday.
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Roots, known for its trademark beaver logo, is set to make its debut seven months after Canada Goose Holdings Inc had its high-flying IPO.
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The group has been on a tear, rallying 11 percent as the top sector this quarter and coming out even atop high-flying technology stocks.
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Its biggest holding, accounting for 4.91 percent, is Tencent Holdings, a high-flying Chinese internet company that's up 122 percent over the past 12 months.
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A confluence of easy money from central bankers and new technologies from Silicon Valley made the 19803s a golden age for high-flying growth stocks.
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That sudden realization has led investors to rush out of high-flying tech stocks and pile into the relative safety of utilities, cash and bonds.
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The once-beloved Netflix is now negative for the year as investors start to question some of the high-flying leaders of this bull market.
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As recession concerns began to wane in September, so-called value stocks that are considered cheap relative to fundamentals suddenly overtook high-flying growth stocks.
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Where would Congress want to direct federal tax dollars: toward high-flying Madison, or a place that's losing ground in high-tech employment, like Wichita?
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"No wonder the same people ringing the register on the high-flying Nasdaq are now going bargain-hunting in the Dow," he said on Wednesday.
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Much screen time in "High Flying Bird" is spent contemplating the legality of public appearances and exhibition games by league-signed players during the lockout.
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And second, when high-flying speculative stocks come crashing down to earth, investors take refuge in sturdier sectors with proven revenues and long dividend histories.
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Since Mr. Ghosn's arrest, media reports about his high-flying lifestyle, particularly in the last five years, have cast a shadow on his corporate achievements.
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And there are many more wealth funds from foreign countries eager to gain access to shares in high-flying U.S. tech companies to draw from.
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So far, Billboard reports Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds have been announced as the event's headlining act with other performers including Courteeners, Blossoms, and Rick Astley.
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But if you think Green Bay's offense is comparable to, let's say, the high-flying attack of a team like the Atlanta Falcons, you're sorely mistaken.
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"The current political environment is ripe for significant antitrust enforcement, particularly for the high-flying FAANG stocks," strategists at BCA Research said in a March note.
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Some well-known public companies with brands children would recognize offer DRIPs, such as Walt DIsney and McDonald's, but many high-flying technology companies do not.
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High-flying technology companies have been a favorite target of short-sellers and the sector had a combined short interest of $159.06 billion as of Aug.
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Yes, a grappling hook—zooming around arenas was a big part of 2016's Doom, and now the high-flying antics look even more amped up.
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He appointed high-flying former generals and titans of commerce to his cabinet because he wished to surround himself with "the best" and impress the world.
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A poor cultural fit as well as a class action lawsuit related to the company's seemingly faulty Smart Extruder brought the high-flying company crashing down.
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On today's Halftime Report, the traders gave their take on whether or not investors should get into this high flying stock or if it's too expensive.
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Before becoming the rather husky swingman you see in Dallas today, Carter was known as "Air Canada" for his high-flying exploits as a Toronto Raptor.
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But poultry is a whole 'nother ball game, and the startup, Memphis Meats, claims to be the first to hit this high-flying (or flightless) milestone.
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Its arrival comes as the once high-flying company has seen its market share in China drop considerably, falling behind domestic rivals Huawei, Oppo and Vivo.
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At the peak of his career, Brendan Fraser was known for his high-flying, physical roles in movies like George of the Jungle and The Mummy.
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Chanos, who is famous for shorting once high-flying companies like Enron, said he continues to believe Valeant bulls are not analyzing the stock's accounting correctly.
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At several points this year and as recently as June 24, the real estate's index's year-to-date gains outpaced even the high-flying tech sector.
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Investors have decided that high-flying publishers that once confidently explained that they'd created a new media paradigm are now worth very little ... or even less.
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Where: Lowther Deer Park, The Lake DistrictWhen: July 28 - 31Line-up: Rudimental, Madness, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Kelis, Sugarhill GangPrice: £135 for the whole weekend.
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Founded in 103 by Fred Wilson (pictured) and Brad Burnham, USV has supported high-flying companies including Twitter, Tumblr, Etsy and, more recently, Carta and Coinbase.
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High-flying Netflix, which is scheduled to report Tuesday after the closing bell, is projected to see a more than 13 percent move in either direction.
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There's less high-flying, no dunking, but if you're a real basketball fan that actually appreciates the game and not just the win, you'll appreciate it.
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Analysts at MoffettNathanson said that Netflix's domination of its sector looked less durable than the other high-flying FAANG group of new media and internet companies.
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GE insists that its high-flying executives, most of whom are engineers by training, take courses in painting in order to "loosen them up" a little.
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Sergey Brin, Google's co-founder, pushes his body to the limits in a variety of sports: skydiving, rollerblading, roller hockey, "ultimate Frisbee" and high-flying trapeze.
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A high-flying hedge fund manager at Visium Asset Management, who was charged last week with insider trading, has died, apparently the victim of a suicide.
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On the same topic, crypto companies formed a team lobbying effort, and a high-flying crypto fund is struggling to once again post strong profit figures.
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Deutsche Bank upgraded Netflix shares to buy from hold, saying it had misjudged how to value the high-flying stock and the potential for international growth.
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The high-flying cyberscam at the Federal Reserve pales in comparison with the routine plunder of Bangladesh's financial system, including by some of its purported guardians.
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Anyone still wavering would not have been three months later when they went to Dublin to face a high-flying Ireland team and tore them apart.
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Paul Meeks, who ran Merrill Lynch's technology and internet funds, predicts this year's high-flying tech stocks will soar 10 percent more regardless of market conditions.
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And the poor post-IPO performances of those once high-flying unicorns have almost certainly left a bad taste in the mouths of investors, Morgan said.
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Her youngest sons are regulars in the high-flying party scene in South Africa's economic capital, frequently making gossip headlines for their antics on social media.
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Disappointing guidance from a high-flying social network and a data analytics software company sparked a plunge in growth stocks as investors moved to avoid risk.
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Tech has been Wall Street's favorite sector this year as investors bet high-flying stocks like Alphabet and Apple will continue to post strong earnings growth.
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Steampunk hits Paris in Christian Desmares and Franck Ekinci's high-flying animated fantasy "April and the Extraordinary World," coming to IFC Center on Friday, March 25.
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Semiconductor stocks Micron, Texas Instruments and Analog Devices saw positive action intraday on Wednesday, taking some attention and heat away from the high-flying FANG stocks.
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And in the startup world, a once high-flying, venture-subsidized food delivery startup crashed and burned, leaving a cluster of small businesses in its wreckage.
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In WCW, they were replaced mostly by the cruiserweights in vogue at the time: high-flying stuntmen, often from Mexico's luchador ranks, putting on athletic exhibitions.
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Holland's charisma and physical prowess are invaluable for playing a charming, high-flying character like Spider-Man, whose face is completely covered when he's in costume.
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The Arizona Cardinals hired Kliff Kingsbury as their new head coach, becoming the latest team to bet on a high-flying offense to bring them success.
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"Death of Melody" might describe her acolytes, but it's surely not high-flying Lana, always on the verge of scatting, our great Norah Jones with cusses.
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When Andy was coming with me to Iraq, I was really worried because he thought he was joining this high-flying correspondent doing something really interesting.
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It may not look like the high-flying Packers offenses of previous seasons, but this version of the team is absolutely deadly near the goal line.
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Docker Enterprise was very much the heart of Docker's product lineup, so this sale leaves Docker as a shell of its former, high-flying unicorn self.
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But his high-flying outings only call attention to the same old problem: His teammates are not contributing enough for the Thunder to be truly competitive.
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"In a market that's increasingly wary of high-flying stocks with nosebleed valuations, these two value plays could be just what the doctor ordered," Cramer said.
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The Rangers were in a similarly lofty spot a year ago when they met the then-high-flying Montreal Canadiens at home the night before Thanksgiving.
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Last night, Noel Gallagher was a guest on Late Night with Seth Meyers to support his band High Flying Birds' upcoming album This Is The Place.
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It's a heady, expansive listen, suggesting high-flying possibilities for this three-night run, with the guitarist John Scofield (a collaborator of Mr. Davis's) sitting in.
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A stay in jail will add to that pressure — Manafort has spent years living a high-flying lifestyle and likely won't find jail a pleasant experience.
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But just because she's now a high-flying style entrepreneur doesn't mean she doesn't still have super relatable, every day problems just like the rest of us.
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However, prosecutor David Gardey said Jewell and other senior UAW officials enjoyed a "high-flying lifestyle" of "premium liquor and fine steaks" on company and union money.
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Together, the two projects would help solve a big aviation-industry problem: predicting just how much radiation high-flying airline workers are exposed to while they work.
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High-flying Magic Leap was last valued at around $4.5 billion, according to CB Insights, luring investors like Google and Andreessen Horowitz with "mixed" or "cinematic" reality.
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The same month, the stock market plunged, hammered by a sell-off in high-flying technology names, the ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute and rising interest rates.
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Part of the appeal of value ETFs is that when the next downturn comes, high-flying growth stocks will likely get pounded more than reliable blue chips.
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The first quarter drop in sales also prompted new concerns about a cash crunch for the company, and caused problems for its once high-flying share price.
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As the Street turned away from high-flying tech names amid a number of disappointing IPOs, Uber was making "very good strides toward getting profitable," Brown said.
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And the humiliating of Mr Kavanaugh, a pious, high-flying, Ivy Leaguer tippler, who once worked for George W. Bush, has given him opportunities to tuck in.
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Overnight, the Nasdaq posted its biggest one-day drop in more than three months on Wednesday as investors fled high-flying technology stocks and shifted to banks.
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The prestigious Richard Tucker Award often goes to high-flying sopranos, like Nadine Sierra and Renée Fleming, or to acrobatic tenors like Michael Fabiano and Lawrence Brownlee.
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But the Warriors have always felt like a high-flying act, one perhaps a touch less reliable than the inside-outside attacks of Cleveland and San Antonio.
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The rewards are great, but the risks are just as high: Flying down roads at breakneck speeds, one, small mistake can cost a "speed jockey" their life.
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In an era when validation-seeking venture capitalists are lauded as much as high-flying founders, Maverick Ventures' small team of investors have opted to stay quiet.
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And unfortunately for those hanging on the once high-flying miners, "the gold market looks like it wants to continue lower," according to Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com.
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The armed forces teach high-flying officers Washington's ways, notes Mr Tyrer, giving Mr Trump's generals more experience of government than many in his team of outsiders.
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Even the high-flying Nasdaq Composite, which has outperformed this year on the perception that high-tech shares were less vulnerable to trade wars, shed 21 percent.
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In simple terms, high-flying clouds have more of a greenhouse effect because they trap heat, while lower banks of clouds reflect light away from the Earth.
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"Given their lack of dividends and high valuations, high-flying growth stocks are arguably the longest-duration assets in the world," Morgan Stanley's Michael Wilson told clients.
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Celtics edge Raptors for 12th straight BOSTON — The high-flying Boston Celtics have found all kinds of different ways to win during their 12-game winning streak.
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Economists believe the greatest near-term risk for China is a possible correction in the high-flying property market, which accounts for about 15 percent of GDP.
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And on Tuesday, Teri Hatcher and Dean Cain reunited over 20 years later for a high-flying selfie snapped from the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
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And a set of high flying bankers and lawyers shouldn't be able to turn a blind eye to injustice while pocketing the profits with no questions asked.
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The stock market had a relatively quiet week until Friday — when big-cap tech and other high-flying momentum names plummeted, taking the Nasdaq down 1.8 percent.
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The high-flying Cubs, over the moon since landing their first World Series title in 108 years last week, figure to have some re-tooling to do.
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Square is trading in a bear market, but if the charts are any indication, now could be the perfect time to buy the high-flying payment stock.
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"This was a systematic, prolonged and deliberate breach of trust at a well-paying, high-flying job," Maryam Syed, the judicial officer presiding over the hearing, said.
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The Texans' high-flying offense was grounded when rookie sensation Deshaun Watson's season ended with a torn ACL, while the Cardinals will start their third different quarterback.
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After a three-year delay, the high-flying Centro Botín art gallery finally opened to the public on Friday in the city of Santander in northern Spain.
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During the fourth quarter, Valiant trimmed its bets on the year's high flying technology stocks before they were sold off dramatically in the early weeks of 2016.
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The paper also comes as the country's once high-flying property market nosedives and consumers in the A$1.9 trillion ($1.36 trillion) economy cut back on spending.
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Though funding rounds and subsequent valuations have increased in the years since, the data shows that not every high-flying startup can be a long-term winner.
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As China's economy matures, officials are concerned by the mountains of debt amassed by local governments, big state-run companies and high-flying tycoons like Mr. Jia.
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At several points this year and as recently as June 22019, the real estate's index's year-to-date gains outpaced even the high-flying tech sector .SPLRCT.
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Paul Manafort stands accused by prosecutors of overseeing a secret, criminal empire of undeclared riches, built during his days as a high-flying political consultant in Ukraine.
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In November, a series of valuation writedowns of a number of unicorn startups shaved billions off Snapchat, Zenefits and other high-flying and fast-growing tech companies.
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In the 1990s, retail investors poured their money into high-flying, and in many cases profit-free, companies developing around the emerging technology known as the internet.
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This 10-episode comedy, arriving on Friday, is a high-flying leap off the top rope, a summer treat with spandex armor and a pulsating neon heart.
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A high-flying politician once touted as a potential national leader, he was accused of "violations of discipline" and is now serving a life sentence in prison.
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SoftBank, the Japanese conglomerate, said its costly bets on once high-flying companies like Uber and WeWork had taken a $103 billion toll on its bottom line.
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We're proud to bring beloved, influential stories like Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle and My Neighbour Totoro to first-time viewers and high-flying fans alike. pic.twitter.
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The food safety crises that have battered the once high-flying Chipotle Mexican Grill over the last year are now taking a toll on its executive suite.
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In an interview from Pyeongchang, South Korea, Swaney said she is capable of landing several high-flying tricks on waterski ramps, such as frontflips, backflips and 360s.
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A former high-flying professional who was once known as the best trial lawyer in America, a forlorn Billy spends his time chasing ambulances to find work.
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These high-flying tech stocks have been among the biggest winners in the bull market, but have stumbled amid the coronavirus outbreak that is disrupting global markets.
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It has been profitable since 2014 and has raised just $1 million from outside investors, a relatively modest sum for a high-flying Silicon Valley start-up.
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The film by British director Michael Winterbottom, starring Steve Coogan, takes aim at high-flying moguls whose lavish lifestyles, yachts and parties are built on sweatshop labour.
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We're proud to bring beloved, influential stories like Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle and My Neighbour Totoro to first-time viewers and high-flying fans alike. pic.twitter.
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The film by British director Michael Winterbottom, starring Steve Coogan, takes aim at high-flying moguls whose lavish lifestyles, yachts and parties are built on sweatshop labour.
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Cramer found that the market, in turning away from the high-flying tech stocks for fear of overvaluation, is seeking out undervalued names like General Motors instead.
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The women who live in or move to the town know it doesn't offer high-flying careers but value the chance to balance work and home life.
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From its high-flying, wide-area perch, the radar can track moving vehicles; low, slow-flying aircraft; and smaller potential targets such as people, said Lt. Col.
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Here's how the process works: In order to attract and to retain high-powered employees, high-flying tech companies want to issue them common stock or options.
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In his latest report, Jonas reiterated that his base case represents the view that Tesla is not really a high-flying Silicon Valley tech stock any more.
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The Mad Money host also warned investors looking to buy during the sell-off to stick to high-flying stocks like Amazon and Facebook at a discount.
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Part of the Disney afternoon animation block, this "Jungle Book" spin-off centers on pilot Baloo's high-flying (and, surprisingly, action-packed) adventures with his sidekick, Kit.
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Why it matters: 2019's tech IPOs illustrated a disconnect between the public markets and venture capitalists, whose cash determines the value of these high-flying companies.
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Cyberattacks, high-flying drones with directed missiles and well-placed ground-based missiles all could disable a launch site we learn is preparing to fire an attack.
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The director's new film, "High Flying Bird," stars André Holland as a fast-talking basketball agent who proposes a bold business move to his rookie client. Feb.
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Pregame chatter centered on how the high-flying Sooners might match up with the Tigers' SEC brawn, but behind Mayfield, Oklahoma thoroughly and thrillingly silenced any doubts.
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After McCarthy's sham investigations ended in disgrace, Cohn moved back to New York, where he reinvented himself as a high-flying socialite and high-priced mob lawyer.
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The Challenger disaster brought a high-flying part of the American psyche back down to earth, and it's unclear if, when, or how that will ever change.
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Other high-flying stocks in the defense sector these past two years have are Axon Enterprise — which is up nearly 100 percent in that time — and Heico Corp.
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The attack-everyone strategy is a marked shift for a once high-flying Biden, who has tumbled from frontrunner to being in danger of becoming an also-ran.
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On Sunday night, the Super Bowl might play host to a matchup between two high-flying acts that have nothing to do with football: drones and drone hunters.
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This has one analyst going back in history — about 217 years— to warn investors of any age about similar high-flying stocks that crashed back down to earth.
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Apple figured this out the hard way — having to pare down its initial, high-flying claims about the future of wearable computing to something a little more simple.
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Whether or not Japan calls in the helicopters, an expected double bazooka of fiscal and monetary easing trained on its economy will bring down the high-flying currency.
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The book, titled Becoming, will trace Obama's story from her childhood on the South Side of Chicago to her high-flying career and role in the White House.
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Chanos, who is famous for his previous shorts or bets against once high-flying companies like Enron, has been outspoken about his wagers against Tesla Motors and SolarCity.
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He appears undeterred by his trial in France, where he is accused of embezzling more than $100m from public funds and spending it on his high-flying lifestyle.
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And the outperformers aren't just high-flying tech names like Netflix: Kohl's, Starbucks and Pfizer have all posted strong gains better than that of the S&P 500.
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"So XLI is actually a pretty good way to play this and it's not as highly valued as the high-flying technology area or other areas," she said.
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It helps to be a brand-name firm people recognise, but that is not enough to save a company that fails to deliver on its high-flying promises.
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The FANG stocks have been surging this year, but one top technician says the run could be coming to an end for one of the high-flying stocks.
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ABOUT THE STARS (43-1-0): Coach Lindy Ruff's club boasts penalty of firepower with high-flying Tyler Seguin, captain Jamie Benn and Adam Cracknell leading the way.
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Snapchat parent Snap's disclosure of a $2.2 billion loss in its first quarter as a public company could curb investor appetite for high-flying tech IPOs, analysts say.
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"Most people assume that a high-flying existence like that is the purview of the rich and famous alone," said Jennifer Stevens, the executive editor of International Living.
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"Airplane Mode" is assured a high-flying social-media campaign but that may not be enough to get the next stage of its stars' careers off the ground.
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Gains in tech names allayed some fears, sparked by Apple's sales warnings last week, that the high-flying sector is starting to be hurt by the Sino-U.
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Business disruptions could push Hong Kong into a recession this quarter, according to Capital Economics, noting confidence has also started to sour in the high-flying property market.
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They're so high up that you can get a good sense of everything around you, along with a close-up glimpse of some of the high-flying birds.
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The S&P 500 has managed a 0.5 percent gain this month despite a dramatic selloff for oil and some of the year's most high-flying technology stocks.
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That trend won't likely shift in the near-term as high-flying technology stocks lead the market, said Kim Forrest, senior portfolio manager at Fort Pitt Capital Group.
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Just this Wednesday, high flying microbiome startup uBiome announced it was filing for bankruptcy after months of controversy and federal investigations into its testing procedures and billing practices.
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WeWork CEO Adam Neumann, like the CEOs of other high-flying startups that have gone public recently, holds shares in his company that will give him extra votes.
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In addition to Redick's perimeter gravity, the Clippers have the most paint gravity in the league thanks to the high-flying frontcourt of Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan.
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Woods' latest show is titled Circus Hama, showing now at Reed Projects in Stavanger, Norway, features a slew of trapeze artists and high-flying acts, called Endless Flights.
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While boasting a billion-dollar valuation puts companies in somewhat elite company with other richly valued private companies, high-flying valuations can also limit a company's exit options.
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Though the Patriots are capable of countering high-flying Iranian ballistic missiles, they would be ineffective in stopping the kind of rockets fired at Camp Taji on Wednesday.
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High-flying technology startups like Uber and Airbnb get a lot of attention in the media, but as this chart shows, startups are becoming more and more rare.
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The lack of wind and softness underfoot left the 6,697-yard course all but defenseless and allowed Wie to use her high-flying lofted woods to great effect.
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Across the tech landscape, from New York to San Francisco to Gurgaon, India, some high-flying startups that enjoyed a swift rise are now having a reality check.
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It was a signed, framed photo of a high-flying Kobe with replicas of all of the Laker legend's championship rings ... and Dunlap seemed thrilled with the purchase.
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Part of that is ensuring that U-2&aposs ejection seats are functioning properly in case a pilot has to bail out of the high-flying spy plane.
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"I would not necessarily be looking at this as the opportunity to start buying high-flying tech stocks again just because they're down a couple percent," he said.
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The once high-flying CEO lost his job, his corporate jet, over a billion dollars of liquidity, and voting control over the company he founded a decade ago.
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The former high-flying chain is still fighting to repair its reputation and resuscitate its sales after a string of high-profile food safety lapses in late 2015.
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Postmates, another high-flying start-up, recently settled a class-action suit with thousands of delivery workers who contested the way the company classified them as contract workers.
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To study the home planet's atmosphere, weather, ice masses, and oceans, NASA operates a diverse fleet of aircraft, from the high-flying ER-2 to the Global Hawk drone.
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A group of high-flying names could be at risk of a pullback in the days ahead as investors take profits after the recent market rally, according to traders.
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The classic manga Kikaider, originally published in the early 1970s and based on a live-action TV series, is a high-flying action comic that screams classic '70s manga.
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But rather than pursuing high-flying start-ups, Bain is going after companies that may have hit some roadblocks and are in need of operational improvements, the people said.
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Much of the weakness was concentrated in the once high-flying Sydney market, where prices fell 1.2 percent in December to be down 2.3 percent for the fourth quarter.
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The death of once high-flying VC funds He began making angel investments and advising startups at Cervin Ventures, a pre-Series A VC fund focused on the enterprise.
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A new basket of large-cap stocks is poised to take the spotlight from the widely-followed and high-flying "FANG" group — at least according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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In all countries there are high-flying firms and laggards, but in Britain the difference in productivity between them is unusually wide and in recent years has widened further.
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And unlike China or South Africa (another formerly high-flying developing economy lumped in with the BRICs), India's growth does not seem to be too much of a concern.
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Much of the weakness was concentrated in the once high-flying Sydney market, where prices fell 1.2 percent in December to be down 0003 percent for the fourth quarter.
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In the atmosphere, these high-flying, ice-making bacteria lower the freezing temperature to around 25 to 18 degrees Fahrenheit (- 4 to - 8 degrees Celsius) and form ice crystals.
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Before David Arquette squared off against RJ City in California ... he went to Tijuana, Mexico to train with luchadores -- and the high-flying moves he pulls off are insane!!!
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Nine months ago, the once high-flying venture capital fund Social Capital made the bold decision to stop accepting outside capital and operate as a family office, in essence.
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Gurley has been helping the high-flying company find a new chief operating officer, as the ride-hailing unicorn tries to recover from a series of highly publicized missteps.
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Sanders and Trump could have expanded their attacks on Wall Street to include the high-flying companies of Silicon Valley whose influence over policy and the economy is growing.
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In it, he talks of his high-flying days in the Monkees, personal and financial struggles following their dissolution, and the shocking mysterious illness that nearly left him paralyzed.
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Government policies, which often start from the same assumption, seek to raise teaching standards by attracting high-flying graduates to join the profession and prodding bad teachers to leave.
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But it will face a tough public market, in which skeptical investors have sold off shares in high-flying startups like Uber, which now trades below its IPO price.
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Collas told Insider how he, several other content creators, and a number of high-flying students from Ivy League universities were taken to meet Prince Turki at his house.
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Walmart, Target, Coca-Cola and Home Depot — among others — are all down over the last month as the high-flying consumer space collectively begins to run out of steam.
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Canadiens get unexpected win over Ducks MONTREAL — The unlikeliest of sources came up big in lifting the Montreal Canadiens to an unexpected win over the high-flying Anaheim Ducks.
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Loon, which is owned by Google (GOOGL) parent company Alphabet, aims to use a network of high-flying balloons to provide internet access in remote areas around the world.
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Two days later, the Soviet Writers Union released "a parable of a snake that crawled out of its 'dungwaters' to threaten a high-flying, proud eagle," the Times reported.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The news on Wall Street this week has been bleak: sharp declines, fears of a bear market and high-flying technology stocks that suddenly took a tumble.
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While the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series is an over-the-top, high-flying fantasy vision of skating, Session feels like a love letter to the reality of skating.
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As part of the move, the government also charged Wu Xiaohui, Anbang's high-flying and politically connected former chairman, with engaging in fraudulent fund-raising and taking company assets.
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If it breaks below that level, you're going to see the kind of sell-off in that group that we've seen in a lot of the high-flying groups.
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Florida's high-flying offense staked goaltender Chris Driedger to a six-goal lead, however, and the club went on to post an 8-4 win over the Maple Leafs.
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High-flying buyers seeking ocean or pastoral views and open space may now spend more on a home in the Hamptons than on their primary residence, Mr. Vichinsky said.
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The production is spearheaded by House of Yes, an avant-garde performance venue in Brooklyn, and features everything from latex-clad dancers to high-flying aerialists to quirky magicians.
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Sunday Routine Jo Miller, the show runner, executive producer and head writer for "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" on TBS, has not always had a high-flying comedy career.
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He was one of the early fund managers to waive the red flag on the one-time high-flying energy giant Enron, which was eventually revealed as a fraud.
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China has taken aim at potential cracks in its financial system, ramping up regulatory checks with various high-flying officials calling for action against an alarming level of leverage.
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This reminds me of the time Zenefits, the high-flying human resources start-up, was found to have installed software to let its workers cheat on a licensing course.
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The Nasdaq market, with the high-flying FANG stocks, seems even worse with those few stocks running the index up 20 percent in a few months of this year.
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Bill Miller's Income Strategy investment fund has dumped its stake in a high-flying jail operator and placed a bet on malls, despite the threat e-commerce giant Amazon.
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The world of high flying jets is reachable for few, but for those willing and able to spend tens of millions of dollars, there's much that money can buy.
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State Street said the moves are resulting in "sector-growth opportunities becoming more widespread," but the new communications index and ETF have their own high-flying stocks' concentration issue.
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As the thousands of high-flying dunks, alley oops and fadeaway jumper clips come out of NBA All-Star weekend, chances are the highlights were created by artificial intelligence.
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Several other high-flying Silicon Valley companies — from Uber to Airbnb — are no doubt watching closely how Dropbox performs as they mull when to time their own public offerings.
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This is pocket change for the once high-flying startup, which raised $73 million in its first couple of years in business, based on its fantastically fast growth projections.
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In a 2009 interview with The New York Times, he scoffed at the notion that his era's best would struggle athletically against the more high-flying modern-era players.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney David Gardey said the scheme allowed Morgan to engage in a "high-flying lifestyle" despite a declared annual income of about $5,400, the Detroit Free Press reported .
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Instead, director Jon Watts, who also helmed predecessor Spider-Man: Homecoming, takes audiences on a globetrotting adventure through Europe that mixes coming-of-age comedy and high-flying superhero caper.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Former Oasis songwriter Noel Gallagher embarked on a new kind of creative journey with his latest album "Who Built the Moon?" with his High Flying Birds band.
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Consumer staples may have started the year on a rocky footing, but the recent downturn in stocks -- especially high-flying tech names -- has seen investors rotate into more defensive trades.
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The married couple from Salt Lake City, Utah, whose blindfolded trapeze trick failed in the Judge Cuts round, performed their high-flying act for the second time during Tuesday's episode.
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According to Bernstein, valuations for the high-flying sector hit their highest level in 15 years but earnings are expected to drop by 9.9 percentage points over the next year.
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Scott Kessler, former analyst at CFRA and now an independent tech analyst, has long predicted that Dorsey would step down as CEO of one of these high-flying tech giants.
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Due to its aversion to risk-taking and the high-flying Wall Street atmosphere that led to the crisis, Wells Fargo avoided the damaging fallout and need for government bailouts.
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The Morgan Stanley report hit high-flying lithium shares, including the world's two biggest producers, U.S.-based Albemarle Corp and Chile's SQM, down as much as 8 percent on Monday.
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For the most part, McOmber is at the center of Dirty Projectors' most high-flying moments, with drum parts that explode like cannons and shake the grave of John Bonham.
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The company announced Tuesday its parental leave scheme, which will allow parents to keep their status as a high-flying legend even while they spend time with their new bundle.
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Before this high flying little girl was living an exhilarating life as a fast-paced pro athlete, she was just another rockin' kid on the swings in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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But if the markets turn south and complicate the roadshows for these unicorns, it could complicate the story of how the Vision Fund exits out of these high-flying investments.
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Related: This Elegant, Black and White Drone Photography is Not What It Seems Photography in The Age of the Personal Drone High-Flying Highlights From The International Drone Photography Awards
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The updates from the two U.S. giants follows a string of dour numbers from chipmakers across the globe, signaling more gloom in coming months for the once-high-flying sector.
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Jacobson's high-flying wit is more Stoppardian than Shakespearean, even amid rom-com subplots and phallocentric jests equally well suited to Elizabethan drama as to the world of Judd Apatow.
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During one of her infamous high-flying vaults, she fell on her landing, which knocked her down to second place, earning her a silver medal and Internet meme status. 5.
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Arista Networks — Shares of Arista Networks plunged more than 25% in midday trading after the high-flying computer networking company issued fourth-quarter guidance well below what analysts were expecting.
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Among the casualties has been Bytedance, the extremely high-flying $20 billion media unicorn startup that was forced to publicly apologize for content that degraded the character of the nation.
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There is a clear top tier of Biden, Sanders, Warren, Harris and Buttigieg, although Buttigieg and Harris will be looking to reset their campaigns, having plateaued after high-flying starts.
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His best friend, Michael (George Salazar), is trying to lure him into the high-flying world of Madison Avenue consultancy; Susan is attempting to entice him to move to Massachusetts.
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A low-flying target can take advantage of geographical features and the curvature of the earth to avoid an S-400 interception for far longer than a high-flying target.
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Related: Return To Burning Man With This High-Flying Drone Tour Inside the Burning Man Installation Dedicated to Grief and Transformation A 747 Jumbo Jet Is Burning Man's Mobile Nightclub
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Despite, say, chop among some previously high-flying private tech companies — shutdowns, layoffs, Theranos — and some unicorns that are going public — Blue Apron, Tintri — things are buoyant in broader tech.
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These high-flying, high-growth stories have been seen as somewhat "bulletproof," and if they get shot full of holes, investors might start questioning more and more of their holdings.
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A potential pot crackdown by Washington hit high-flying cannabis stocks late this week, and some traders are betting that one hot name is about to cool off even more.
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Strategies Since the Trump administration began sending out signals that the Time Warner-AT&T merger was facing close scrutiny, Time Warner's high-flying share price has fallen to earth.
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"The way television was then really helped him out," Leigh Montville, the author of "The High-Flying Life of Evel Knievel: American Showman, Daredevil and Legend," said in an interview.
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The episode offers a rare glimpse of the high-flying lifestyle some Chinese business leaders maintain outside China, and which they seek to keep private, to avoid drawing Beijing's eye.
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Denis Shapovalov's high-flying and improbable run at the United States Open continued Friday as he advanced to the fourth round of only his second Grand Slam main-draw event.
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The company said on Tuesday that the first flight of a fully equipped high-flying balloon would take off as soon as June 21, with a payload of fast food.
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Latest in a string of executive departuresThis exodus is the latest in a stream of executive departures that have rocked the high-flying pizza startup over the past six months.
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A second violinist, Anna Fusek, showed similar versatility, doubling on soprano recorder in the high-flying bird song of Handel's "Augelletti che cantata" (from "Rinaldo"), and brought the house down.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Roku Inc's high-flying stock tumbled 15% on Monday after Morgan Stanley downgraded the video streaming company, warning that revenue and profit growth could slow next year.
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Other high-flying start-ups, including the ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft, have also struggled this year, and their share prices have fallen sharply after their stock market debuts.
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Exceeding the Soviet Union's air-defense ceiling, the U-29 brought back photographs of distant, tiny Russian MiGs unsuccessfully trying to intercept and shoot down the high-flying spy plane.
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"When a fast-growing, high-flying momentum name breaks, it turns into a falling knife that will cut anyone who tries to catch it on the way down," he said.
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The once high flying group sank more than 2 percent on Thursday, and the SMH ETF, which tracks the space, is now down more than 7 percent from 2018 highs.
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While growth in the high-flying property sector has cooled this year, a rebound in exports after several years of decline has helped prevent any broader slowdown in China's economy.
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Netflix's subscriber growth fell short of Wall Street expectations yesterday, sending shares of the normally high-flying stock down 14 percent on fears that the company's rapid expansion is slowing.
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Arguably no American company has a greater reliance on China for its success, and the growing trade war between the United States and China could threaten its high-flying business.
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As a result, the Mets added these features to their high-flying caps with only 18 games left: They won their 24th and 25th games of 3 played since Aug.
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It's a good reminder that the fate of high-flying, money-losing startups like Uber or Snap may depend as much on luck as on the skill of their CEOs.
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Even as growth stocks like Amazon and Netflix have fallen double digits just this month, one top technician says investors would be wise to stick with the once high-flying group.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - CEFC China Energy, the once high-flying conglomerate that is now conducting fire sales of its assets following an investigation into its chief, appears to be hitting rock bottom.
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Kéji has since evolved with skill and precision into a full ready-to-wear collection worn by skaters (a direct reference for her most recent offering) and high-flying women, alike.
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"We do believe there is a rotation within this sector going from high-growth names, from super high-flying names, into tech with earnings," Bapis said on "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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Her high-flying adventure was captured on camera by the team at Big Island Gravity, who lead daily tandem skydiving trips every morning from the oceanfront Upolu Airport in historic Hawi.
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As trade tensions cool off and a slowing economy forces companies to spend less on software services, these high-flying technology stocks that rely heavily on corporate dollars are being pressured.
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The singer, 38, resumed her Beautiful Trauma tour in Sydney, Australia, on Saturday at the Qudos Bank Arena where she delighted concertgoers with her signature aerial performances and high-flying dances.
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Looking out of the window you see dramatic views of Seoul while flying just 300 feet high -- flying this low over a metropolis of 10 million people is rare and bumpy.
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In the one corner: Zenefits, the high-flying software company that admitted to having an array of compliance issues and that asked its cofounder to resign as CEO earlier this year.
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Related: Miyazaki Is Coming Out of Retirement (Again) for What Could Be His Final Movie Watch a High-Flying Video Dedicated to Miyazaki's Love of Flight 18 Genius Hayao Miyazaki Quotes
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Farmers Edge, a precision agriculture company, helped kick-start Winnipeg's tech scene by showing how the combination of machine learning and deep industry knowledge can result in a high-flying company.
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The bride wore a plunging Berta gown but, per her latest Instagram post, seems to have slipped into a white fitted crop top and flowing skirt for their high-flying afterparty.
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High-flying promises of fast internet and cloud connections are nothing new, but historically they have always crashed into the reality of actual network performance that doesn't live up to them.
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That explains the state of media companies today — even a high flying, well-run company like CBS sees the headwinds coming as the internet continues to eat away at viewers' attentions.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Ericsson has picked the former boss of high-flying mining gear maker Atlas Copco as its new chairman, boosting hopes of a recovery at the Swedish mobile equipment company.
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Marvel's Spider-Man is out today on the PlayStation 4, and in addition to the high-flying, web-slinging action, developer Insomniac Games is putting some big emphasis on the story.
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Indeed, if stagnant services complement an economy's high-flying sectors (plying tech firms with educated workers, for example), then rising employment in stagnant areas raises rather than lowers overall productivity growth.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - HNA Group, the high-flying Chinese conglomerate caught in the cross-sights of Beijing, has hit turbulence as deals stall and scrutiny of its finances and shareholding structure intensifies.
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The stock's wild swings, which continued into late morning (where the shares wavered between positive and negative territory up to that point), mimicked the sentiment surrounding the once high-flying brand.
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Even with high-flying names like "Autonomous Vehicles Will Remake Cities" and "Autonomous Cars Will Make Us Better Humans," the tone at SXSW's many forward-looking talks has been more subdued.
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Fast forward roughly two decades, and these once high-flying teen retailers are showing signs that they're finally starting to recapture some of the mojo they lost to fast-fashion rivals.
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The dive in formerly high-flying tech stocks sent investors scampering to the safety of sovereign bonds, with yields in 275.68-year Treasuries falling the most since May to 240 percent.
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In the case of Slovenian shutterbug Samo Vidic, the high-flying stunts of mountain snowboarding provide the perfect backdrop to try out new and innovative photographic techniques, yielding project Frozen Motion.
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After the market closed, shares of Google parent Alphabet, one of the high-flying "FANG" stocks, traded down 246.34 percent following the company's quarterly report and dragged on Nasdaq 21 futures.
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The imposing sign is crafted from that of a former occupant of the attractive corporate campus, Sun Microsystems, a once high-flying startup that crashed before Facebook moved there in 2011.
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PhotoCredit Keith Beaty/Toronto Star, via Getty Images A Canadian french-fry heiress and a high-flying impresario wed secretly, break up via email and trade nasty charges in court papers.
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As high-flying tech names in general slid meaningfully, Nvidia dropped as low as $142.75 on Friday afternoon (a 17 percent intraday decline) before closing a bit off of the lows.
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As $4.65 billion was funneled into the space in 20183 across more than 350 deals and with high-flying startups attracting investors (Compass, Opendoor, Knock), the excitement is poised to continue.
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Jeff's incredulity at such things allows DeLillo to render the Convergence at once otherworldly and entirely believable, one more high-flying human scheme revved on false hope and doomed to fail.
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Instead, he writes with a tone that I suspect has been shaped by his career in journalism, which loves to match a high-flying concept with a lot of reportorial legwork.
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Hawk recently spoke with Reuters about the financial lessons he has learned over the years, from his days as a high-flying teenage skate champion to a father of teenagers today.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Uber, the high-flying transportation firm, is releasing a technical map of its computer and communications systems and inviting hackers to find weaknesses in exchange for cash bounties.
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But besides dealing a defeat to Trump, the agreement is forcing conservatives in Congress, particularly the once high-flying Freedom Caucus, to get used to a greatly diminished role in Washington.
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Canaccord Genuity analyst Ken Herbert, who pairs his hold rating with a $170 price target, argues that just holding on is the right thing to do for this high-flying stock.
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That explains the state of media companies today — even a high-flying, well-run company like CBS sees the headwinds coming as the internet continues to eat away at viewers' attentions.
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Mr. Liu, a Harvard-educated technocrat, is widely seen as a driving force behind China's efforts to rein in high-flying entrepreneurs who have borrowed heavily to pay for global expansion.
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Rocket League is an eSports sensation in the making, and if you haven't already watched the high-flying, top-level competitive action, this weekend should be the best showcase to date.
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During the 2019 IPO cycle, a number of venture-backed companies debuted and performed well, including cybersecurity-focused CrowdStrike and, compared to its final private pricing, high-flying productivity company Slack.
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And there is a danger for Tesla if it starts to behave like a normal company: Investors may start to value it as one, and its high-flying stock may tumble.
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Our goal in tracking the companies in this high-flying cohort is to keep tabs on the private firms (often unicorns, it should be said) that could go public if needed.
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This shoe-player relationship was later immortalized in a highly recognizable 1981 ad, in which the sports great shouts out his size-16 Superstars for assisting his trademark high-flying shot.
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Arresting a high-flying Chinese businessman may be a simple matter of law, but it is also one more sign of how the relationship between Namibia and China is being recalibrated.
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The Patriot system was built to protect against high-flying targets such as jets or ballistic missiles, while drones and short range cruise missiles often fly too low to be detected.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Even though high-flying start-ups have met a cool reception on Wall Street in recent months, the willingness of investors to make big bets has not exactly slackened.
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Meanwhile, Docker received a $35 million investment from Benchmark and sold much of its business to Marantis, which has all the appearances of a recap for the formerly high-flying unicorn.
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David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital has cut its stakes in high-flying technology companies Apple, Twitter and Micron, according to new SEC filings covering positions through the end of the second quarter.
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Under Garcetti's leadership, the city has launched several programs to support its startup ecosystem, including the Entrepreneurs in Residence program, that aims to connect high-flying founders with area business leaders.
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This gives Mr. Sorkin a second line of action (and an office for discussions), allowing him to switch between Molly's high-flying past (shuffle, deal, play) and her present-day troubles.
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BamBrogan claims he was demoted from his position as the company's chief technology officer, and that he ultimately elected to leave the high-flying venture because he feared for his safety.
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"High Flying Bird" swoops and cuts through the contradictions of modern culture with the fleet momentum of a power forward destroying a flat-footed defense on his way to the hoop.
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Mike Cagney, the head of the high-flying lending startup who has over the last week been battling ugly sexual harassment allegations at his company, is now stepping down as CEO.
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In the latest step in a nationwide corruption crackdown, the party's central committee stripped the high-flying Nguyen Xuan Anh of his committee membership and his role as party chief of Danang.
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Mr Wang was a high-flying reformer in charge of the giant China Construction Bank and was orchestrating the flotation of China Telecom, the first huge SOE to list in New York.
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Still, without high-flying commodity prices, South America faces stiff challenges with Brazil in a deep recession, Venezuela in a prolonged downward spiral and the rest of the region struggling to reform.
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Netflix movies are prestige this month, with André Holland appearing in the Steven Soderbergh-directed drama High Flying Bird and Jake Gyllenhaal chewing the scenery in the art horror film Velvet Buzzsaw.
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Entitlement to female attention and bodies, is, as Trump so crassly noted, one of the long-guaranteed spoils of success, whether in college athletics or Hollywood or high-flying global real estate.
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The sector had taken a beating on Monday, recording its worst daily performance in five weeks, on increasing worries that some of the high-flying tech stocks were falling out of favor.
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Aside from potentially upsetting Slack's high-flying, newly public stock, the situation points to a larger issue of innovation in the tech industry, which is increasingly dominated by only a few juggernauts.
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The two companies jointly adapted the communications technology that enables Loon's balloons to beam communications networks to Earth for use on HAPSMobile's drones, effectively turning them into high-flying mobile cell towers.
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"You care all the way, or you don't care at all, man," retired-basketball-player-turned-youth-coach Spence (Bill Duke) tells sports agent Ray (André Holland) early in High Flying Bird.
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Steve Jurvetson, the high-flying investor and Tesla board member ousted from his venture capital firm almost a year ago, is making moves as part of his attempted comeback, Recode has learned.
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A surge in high-flying stocks such as Apple and Amazon, as well as strong earnings have driven U.S. stocks near record levels, suggesting that investors have largely shrugged off trade worries.
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Fewer options for capital raising means that high-flying companies may need to rein in spending, delay some ambitious expansion plans and even lay off staff, according to investors and tech consultants.
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Kate Spade shares tumbled 18 percent Wednesday, as comparable-sales growth at the high-flying handbag maker came to an abrupt slowdown during the latest quarter and fell short of analysts' estimates.
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As Slack reportedly readies itself for an entry to the public markets, the high-flying startup is ready to brag a little bit about what it has accomplished in the past year.
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AARHUS, Denmark, May 153 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - J eanett Dian Amonsen was a high-flying TV journalist with a state broadcaster when a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis at 215 derailed her career.
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Lady Gaga dazzled a worldwide audience with her high-flying performance during the Super Bowl on Sunday — and the pop music superstar said she would do it all again in an instant.
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He also notes that AMD is an outperformer even within the high-flying semi space, noting that it's "eating Intel's lunch " after gaining almost 80% this year compared to Intel's 1% rise.
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The dive in formerly high-flying U.S. tech stocks sent investors scampering to the safety of sovereign bonds, with yields in 20.8-year Treasuries falling the most since May to 21.2888 percent.
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Kim is a first-generation Korean-American, but a handful of her relatives still live in South Korea, including her grandmother, who has been known to brag about her high-flying granddaughter.
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The stock market is "very fairly valued" at current soaring levels, the longtime bull said on "Fast Money Halftime Report," adding the high-flying tech sector is not in danger of overheating.
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That does not mean it can rest: Even high-flying luxury retailers like Louis Vuitton must constantly innovate as e-commerce matures and offers more products and more ways to buy them.
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The warning from ASOS, whose shares fell close to a four-year low, showed that even previously high-flying online-only clothing retailers were not immune to a deterioration in consumer sentiment.
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Digital video game sales pulled back slightly in April after striking a record high in the previous month, as seasonal factors set in and some high-flying titles got their wings clipped.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 92%Summary: Directed by Steven Soderbergh, the sports drama "High Flying Bird" focuses on agent Ray Burke (André Holland) as he navigates a deal during a pro-basketball lockout.
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NASA's high-flying ER-2 aircraft had also flown directly over the blaze earlier in the day, mapping out hotspots within the fire that told the team where to focus their attention.
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Related: Raising an LED Sky Over the Desert A 30-Foot Skull Will Ignite Burning Man In A Blaze Of Projection Mapping Return To Burning Man With This High-Flying Drone Tour
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The 2001 remake of Ocean's Eleven boasted a George Clooney-led superstar cast of high-flying criminals breaking into the vault at the Bellagio and making off with a cool $150 million.
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The scandal that rocked Silicon Valley this week started with an essay by former Uber engineer Susan Fowler Rigetti documenting a widespread culture of sexism at the high-flying ride-sharing company.
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Faith is a high-flying blast of a comic, and it's so exciting to see the series move out of its four-issue mini-run and into a full-fledged ongoing title.
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The level of margin debt has continued to new highs this year, and it's a safe bet that a lot of this leveraged money has gone into these high-flying tech names.
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The results come as disappointing reports from companies such as Facebook and Netflix — part of the so-called FAANG group stocks — have fanned worries over the growth of high-flying technology companies.
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Investors are realizing nothing is stopping the "avalanche in selling" of high-flying stocks in exchange for cheaper, slow-moving stocks, which has been going on for the past week, Cramer said.
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High-flying House Democrats eager to use their new power to protect Robert Mueller from a new threat are finding themselves in a familiar position: powerless and at the mercy of Republicans.
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Lucey creates a rollicking snow globe version of an almost unimaginable world of weath, crackpot notions of self-improvement and high-flying self-indulgence, and her book overflows with hilarious, disturbing detail.
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But as the once high-flying Howard Dean can testify from the 2004 Democratic race, it can be a dangerous mistake to assume that political trends continue on a straight-line trajectory.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager David Einhorn, who is known for his prescient short bets against stocks like Lehman Brothers, is not happy high-flying cult stocks are crushing the market this year.
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The sweeping layoffs capped off a remarkable comedown for the high-flying tech startup that ballooned to more than 12,000 employees as of June of this year, according to its IPO prospectus.
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Jutting, who had held a high flying job at Bank of America in Hong Kong before his arrest, at one point filmed himself taking cocaine as he explained how he tortured Ningsih.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 603 (Reuters) - Belgium's high-flying soccer team's hopes of a grand new stadium in Brussels were dashed on Tuesday when local officials just outside the capital's boundary denied planning permission.
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Google's "moonshot" to deliver Internet to remote parts of the world using high-flying balloons has survived a brutal development phase, and will enter testing with carriers in Indonesia and elsewhere this year.
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It added 0.5 percent against its perceived safe-haven counterpart, the Japanese yen, and regained ground against the high-flying euro as a top ECB policymaker cautioned against the single currency's recent rise.
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High-flying technology shares took the brunt of the global equity sell-off triggered by fears that U.S. inflation may gain momentum and force the Federal Reserve into a more aggressive tightening path.
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Robinhood hires 20-year Amazon veteran to CFO role as high-flying startup eyes IPO Howard, who's joining as a vice president, has been a partner at Alphabet's growth investing arm since 2014.
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The once high-flying Chinese conglomerate has over the past few months been trying to shed assets in an effort to repay its debt as banks and auditors pore over its financial statements.
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Once a high-flying "tiger" economy, Malaysia struggled in recent years as low oil prices, the slowdown in China, and weak demand in developed nations have all weighed on its economy, pressuring finances.
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In Anna Moench's promising, frustrating "In Quietness," produced by Dutch Kills at Walkerspace, a high-flying consultant leaves her job, her friends and her urban life to follow her husband to a seminary.
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Here are nine high-flying moments Sanders and his loyal "Berniecrats" will be sure to remember as they take their cause to the Democratic convention in Philadelphia, where Clinton will be nominated. 1.
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Facebook announced today that it is no longer pursuing its plan of developing its own high-flying drones for delivering internet, an initiative within its Aquila project that was started four years ago.
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Smart tie, winning smile, he recounts his 21948-year career as a high-flying financier, from his MBA to his last private-sector job as an executive at Ecobank, a pan-African lender.
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Inspiring cheers during the Las Vegas-based 2016 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday, Pink delivered a high-flying rendition of her new single "Just Like Fire" from Disney's Alice Through the Looking Glass.
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"I always joked that they had a reserve table at No. 1," said Passikoff, who added that Chipotle's customers are no longer giving the formerly high-flying chain the benefit of the doubt.
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" Chanos, who is famous for his previous bets against once high-flying companies like Enron, explained that his fundamental problem with the company is that "you don't see the entire operation of Alibaba.
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ET. Even if you aren't physically in California to see the launch in the wee hours of the morning, you can still catch the high-flying Mars action live online thanks to NASA.
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" Lee added that rather than chase the high-flying F.A.N.G. stocks in 2016 — Facebook, Netflix, Amazon and Alphabet —investors should note that "it's all about value outperforming and stocks are the new bonds.
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The aerospace and defense company invested in a costly, high-flying pitch competition to stand out from the crowd and draw the best startups as it looks to invest in more emerging companies.
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Being a high-flying celebrity he was presumably pretty busy, but he still had time to fire off the following, perfect tweet: My kids tried to surprise me for my birthday this morning.
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The Club has been pulling out the stops to attract high flying women as members – a tough task in an area filled with financial services companies dominated by men in the top ranks.
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After helping scale the iconic Brazilian-sushi hybrid chain Sushi Samba to London, Miami, and other high-flying cities around the world, the entrepreneur set his sights on a more lowly product: parking.
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That's why Morgan Stanley likes small- and mid-cap stocks as a reform play, and is growing wary of the high-flying tech sector that has led the market so far in 2017.
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Epstein's high-flying Palm Beach lifestyle and his two private Caribbean islands (Little St. James, nicknamed "Pedophile Island" by locals, and the neighboring Great St. James) point to a flashier approach to spending.
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You could pick up early warning signs in 2006, in states such as Florida, where the high-flying housing market, suspended in midair by irrational faith, suddenly looked down and fell to earth.
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Stocks Wednesday staged an ugly reversal to the downside, building on warning signs that have been going off since late last week when selling centered in banks and the high-flying FANG names.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Quarterback Matt Ryan and receiver Julio Jones get top-billing in the high-flying Falcons' attack, but running backs Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman helped turn Atlanta into a scoring machine.
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The presumptive Republican nominee's New York-based operation looks like a once high-flying startup now on its way down—witness this morning's latest upheaval, the ousting of Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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With Arsenal and City progressing, there is the prospect of two mouthwatering last-four clashes because on Wednesday holders Manchester United visit high-flying Championship side Bristol City and Chelsea host struggling Bournemouth.
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The results will help ease worries over the growth of high-flying technology companies following disappointing reports from companies such as Facebook and Netflix – part of the so-called FAANG group of stocks.
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Stocks suffered their steepest drop in eight months on Wednesday, as rising interest rates gnawed at investors and as previously high-flying technology shares tumbled in the face of growing tensions with China.
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The lightning-fast ascent of Pinduoduo (pronounced a bit like "PING-daw-daw") suggests that China is not done producing high-flying internet upstarts, despite the vast reach of incumbents such as Alibaba.
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A few other high-flying companies are scheduled to make the rounds at one-on-one meetings, even if they're not formally presenting to the Goldman community: Slack, Opendoor and Wish, for instance.
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When you think about a high-flying correspondent, Helene Cooper should come to mind — and not just because she gets to ride in fighter planes and helicopters for her work covering the Pentagon.
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The online lending startup Prosper said on Friday that it had raised $50 million in new funding, a sum that sharply devalues the stock of what was once a high-flying tech unicorn.
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"These companies have really intense mission statements and high-flying stories of themselves but what you see is a conflation of personal worth and economic output that is very American," Wiener told CNBC.
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"I'm simply trying to make the point that we need to stop thinking of these high-flying tech stocks as being dangerous landmines that could detonate upon contact," the "Mad Money" host said.
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N. Calling in the cavalry has rarely been as astonishing as Finn and Jannah's clever attack on the high-flying deck of a Death Star Destroyer in The Rise of Skywalker's final battle.
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The Rams are one win from another Super Bowl trip after McVay's high-flying, inventive offense largely kept it on the ground, methodically shredding the Cowboys' defense with their unlikely running back tandem.
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J. Edgar Hoover is doing the same thing at the federal level, and while we never see Hoover's face we do hear him called a "high-flying sissy" by one of our heroes.
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So as the long schedule unfolds, keep track of not just the showcase games against the Red Sox, the Houston Astros, and those high-flying hopefuls from Queens, the unbeaten, unscored-on Mets.
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Instead of burying his head in the books or sending out a stream of CVs, he has built a high-flying career travelling the world testing first class seats on brand new planes.
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But explosive sex and the high-flying science-fiction antics of Han Solo have little in common with Bryant, whose fall from fame came swiftly when she entered the political fray in the 1970s.
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The stock was down 36 percent at 0829 GMT, as ASOS's warning showed that even previously high-flying online-only clothing retailers were not immune to a growing crisis in the UK retail sector.
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The previously high-flying clothing retailer also prompted U.S. consumer discretionary shares to fall almost 3 percent, with stocks on Wall Street slipping to their lowest levels in more than a year on Monday.
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The most high-profile government clampdown has been the arrest and indictment of Wu Xiaohui, the chairman of Anbang, who was once a high-flying businessman on par with the likes of Stephen Schwarzman.
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REUTERS A dive in high-flying U.S. tech stocks on worries their boom may have peaked left investors wondering whether the longest global equity bull run in living memory might be starting to splutter.
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Several Wall Street analysts said the stock's decline presented a good opportunity to buy into the social network's previously high-flying shares, although they cautioned that much will depend on Zuckerberg's testimony to Congress.
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It may well make Mr Carney more likely to jump ship (as a Canadian migrant he is, after all, a "citizen of nowhere", to use Mrs May's ill-judged slur on high-flying globetrotters).
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Simply put, professional investors rotate their investments from risky, high-flying sectors such as technology and consumer discretionary — also known as the "cyclical sectors" — into safer sectors when they're less optimistic about the economy.
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In the high-flying 13s, players like Lemieux, Dale Hawerchuk and even Carson put up 100-plus point seasons as teenagers, while guys like Gretzky and Yzerman were established first line players almost immediately.
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The high-flying stock price put the Nutanix IPO on pace for the best debut of the year, after Twilio rocketed more than 91 percent higher on its first day of trading in June.
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The strength of a radio signal falls with the square of its distance, which means that communicating with Starlink will use a fraction of the energy needed to talk to high-flying geostationary comsats.
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His predecessor, John Mahama, had taken a high-flying economy—growth was 20123% in 22012 thanks to the first production of oil from its Jubilee Field—and promptly put it into a nose-dive.
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"This was an OK quarter, but when you are dealing with a high-flying growth stock, anything less than a flat out beat is considered a major disappointment," Cramer, the "Mad Money " host, said.
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With the prison guards digging in, the stand-off is turning into a survival test for Justice Minister Nicole Belloubet, a high-flying law lecturer appointed by Macron last June following his election victory.
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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds will headline the event, with the bill also boasting The Courteeners, Blossoms, Rick Astley, poet Tony Walsh (aka Longfella) and a DJ set from Clint Boon of Inspiral Carpets.
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Ferrari Chairman Sergio Marchionne, who is also FCA's chief executive, has sought to position Ferrari as a luxury goods business to win the high-flying trading multiples of companies such as Hermes and Prada.
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Steve Eisman, fund manager for Neuberger Berman, said on CNBC's "Fast Money " Monday that he likes two stocks in the group of high-flying tech-related stocks nicknamed "FANG:" Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google.
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In one case the partner was a high-flying executive who took a few risks, drained the savings and then fled overseas, leaving his wife liable for the mountain of debts he left behind.
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Since then markets have been consistently more volatile than a year ago, also showing the effects of wobbles in high-flying tech stocks and the fear of a full-scale trade war with China.
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Since the U.S. election last November, Maley added, the group hasn't been as high-flying and doesn't appear to have the same risk of deleveraging as it did before it plunged two years ago.
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Cloud-based services like Clumio have been some of the biggest sleeper hits of 2019, with surprising public offerings and massive funding rounds for lesser-known companies while high-flying unicorns have largely disappointed.
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Gallon's knockout win involved as much guile as it did gymnastics, and the high-flying move was so bold and ridiculous that it has to be a candidate for the knockout of the year.
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Ninety percent of the time it works out fine for me, but this one time I was in Amsterdam with my brother and a friend to see Noel Gallagher and the High Flying Birds.
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Front Mission is, of course, best known for its "Wanzers," bipedal mechs that feel more like walking tanks than the high flying super machines of games like Xenoblade Chronicles X or Armored Core 4.
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The high-flying group has powered U.S. stock market's decade-long bull run, but fears of rising borrowing costs, global trade dispute and possible slowdown in U.S. corporate profits have pummeled the stocks recently.
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Mr. Watsa's fingerprints may not be as visible in BlackBerry's decision to invest more in autonomous cars, but he runs the board and is a crucial voice at the once high-flying tech company.
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It would have been easy to overdo Richard's grouchiness, Rachel's volatility or Sadie's blithe, oversharing sense of entitlement, or to turn Charlie and Cynthia into cartoons of blundering dadness and high-flying helicopter maternalism.
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This new generation of Chinese companies and their high-flying executives used cheap money raised from state banks or individual investors to buy up hotels, cinemas and soccer clubs both at home and abroad.
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Here's how Shaun White won the gold medal: With the American Chase Josey in the lead at 87.75, it's time for the first of the Big 3, the high-flying Ayumu Hirano of Japan.
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Additionally, the 19 year old showed off the extraordinary athleticism that first put him on the map with a high-flying alley-oop and a rebound-turned-layup that showcased his explosive second jump.
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More gold awaits on the individual apparatus, balance beam, vault and floor, where she is expected to whip up the Brazilian crowd with a saucy, high-flying routine played out to a Latin beat.
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It added 0.5 percent against its perceived safe-haven Japanese counterpart the yen and clawed back ground against the high-flying euro as an ECB policymaker flagged caution about the single currency's recent rise.
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Soylent, the once high-flying Los Angeles-based meal replacement startup that has raised $72.4 million in financing from investors including Google Ventures, Lerer Hippeau and Andreessen Horowitz, has shaken up its executive team.
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Tillerson's very simple policy dispute with Trump (exacerbated, perhaps, by those reports that Tillerson had called Trump a "moron" behind closed doors), seems tame compared to the high-flying scandals ensnaring other Cabinet members.
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The film, written and directed by Joel Edgerton, was about a high-school loser named Gordo who returns years later to mess with his high-flying former tormentor, Simon, and his innocent wife, Robyn.
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Shulkin also has not taken corporate jets or racked up other high-flying expenses on taxpayers like some other Cabinet members, many of whom are billionaires who had been accustomed to taking private jets.
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The depth and breadth of Kushner's responsibilities makes the news of the last 24 hours all the more humbling for the once high-flying son-in-law of the President of the United States.
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The reasons vary: Berlin's ban is focused on public safety, while Aachen, a town in western Germany that limited the use of high-flying fireworks, is worried about potential damage to its historic buildings.
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The two banks are the latest major financial institutions to reveal significant differences in average pay earned by male and female employees, which most firms have blamed on a dearth of high-flying female executives.
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XLF is down by more than 4 percent, "though it rebounded slightly over the past month as there was some sector rotation out of earlier high-flying tech sector into beaten down sector," Mishra said.
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This week's TechCrunch podcasts In the latest TC podcasts, Equity discusses potential Pinterest and Lyft IPOs, Mixtape interviews the CEO of compassionate care startup Concrn and Original Content reviews the Netflix film "High Flying Bird."
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So, instead of channeling their inner Dale Hawerchuk or Teemu Selanne — high-flying members of Jets 2144 — they did their best impressions of Bill Lesuk and Ron Wilson, defensive stalwarts of the 21992s and '21996s.
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Last month, General Motors announced it will invest $2000 billion for production of "a variety" of all-electric trucks and SUVs, which would rival high flying stock Tesla, which surged more than 28% on Tuesday.
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A new Netflix drama directed by Steven Soderbergh from a script by Moonlight playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney, High Flying Bird is dominated by Ray's belief that passion and commitment ought to override all other concerns.
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The setup suggests that High Flying Bird is about to become a full-on sports movie, rather than a movie about the business of sports, and then Soderbergh cuts away before the action even starts.
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WELLINGTON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - New Zealand's central bank governor did manage to talk the country's high-flying currency a little lower last Thursday, despite keeping interest rates on hold, but some economists are demanding more.
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