Italy's Energica is targeting the high performance, higher priced superbike segment.
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Consumers won't shy away from higher-priced items this holiday season.
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The higher-priced Portal's screen is 15.6 inches, versus 10 inches.
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The key for AMD is its shift to higher-priced servers.
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I'd rather get a small amount of higher-priced wild shrimp.
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Counterintuitively, some are also betting on some higher-priced food items.
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"Some of the higher priced items seem to be working," Telsey said.
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Driver-assistance features come standard on higher-priced trims; optional on others.
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But the company also uses AI to push customers to higher-priced
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In developing markets, the company is pushing higher priced "premium beers" harder.
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The higher-priced, option-laden Model 3s could generate better profit margins.
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Since then, however, Tesla has only made higher-priced versions of the car.
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For the show courts, there's no access without the right, higher-priced ticket.
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But it won't work forever, especially as it moves into higher-priced segments.
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They still tended to be in higher-priced areas like Bellevue and Redmond.
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Profitability was helped by focusing on higher-priced versions of the Model 3.
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Those buyers who were in the market, however, were seeking higher-priced homes.
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As higher-priced ones lost market share, many chose to reduce their prices.
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But in higher-priced cities, it may only last a decade — or less.
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The furniture retailer's results were helped by increased sales of higher-priced items.
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La-Z-Boy's results were helped by increased sales of higher-priced furniture.
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More recently, we have seen these communities targeted for higher-priced subprime loans.
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"The xB II was substantially higher-priced than the first-gen car," he said.
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Offering higher-priced variations with more premium materials allows the company to do so.
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"Higher-priced leggings at other stores are not as good as Target's," she says.
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MK: There's definitely an opportunity for managers to sell into these higher-priced rounds.
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And as daytime audiences shrunk, talk grew, while higher-priced soap operas were cancelled.
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Philo could benefit if subscribers drop higher-priced services in order to save money.
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A higher-priced version will be able to go 29 miles on a charge.
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But it needs to expand into higher priced devices in order to boost revenues.
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Recently, higher priced stocks have been bigger movers and are pushing the Dow around.
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It would hammer homeowners and builders especially in higher-priced cities on the coasts.
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The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, an independent panel that advises Congress, said this formula "may create incentives for use of higher-priced drugs," because 19 percent of a higher-priced medicine generates more revenue and potentially more profit for health care providers.
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With streaming replacing higher-priced CDs, musicians depend on live performances to earn a living.
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Consumers should expect an even wider variety of products, particular of higher priced "premium" beers.
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It is not clear how many of the orders are for the higher-priced versions.
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And with the addition of higher-priced, higher-margin items, those figures could grow still.
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Many raised concerns about costs passed on to manufacturers and consumers by higher-priced metals.
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Part of the problem is attributed to publishers bundling course materials into higher-priced packages.
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Lower priced offers are quickly selling out, leaving higher priced offers from third party sellers.
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The food selection included unique varieties of fish, steak, lobster salad, and higher-priced wines.
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Apple hasn't had difficulty selling higher-priced models with more storage capacity in the past.
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That means wherever one looks here, the effect of higher-priced American products is creeping in.
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In general, promotions at higher-priced department stores were less extreme than their lower-priced counterparts.
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Depending on your taste, you may find they look better than the higher-priced H7s, too.
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Morgan Stanley is confident the new higher-priced model will spur current iPhone users to upgrade.
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Transfer tax is typically 6 percent of the sales price on higher-priced properties, she said.
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But those companies tend to offer higher-priced debt than banks at less favorable terms to borrowers.
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"The consumer is still going to perceive them as a higher priced location to shop," Angese said.
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The company had released the higher priced iPhone XS and XS Max more than a month earlier.
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Price rises and consumers shifting to higher-priced beers saw revenue and profits increase by even more.
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Apple will need to cut prices on higher-priced phones to drive demand in the developed markets.
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However, only the higher-priced, $9.99/month commercial-free subscription will be offered for the time being.
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For $399, the OnePlus 3 gives much higher-priced Android smartphones a serious run for their money.
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They look as good as higher-priced boots, thanks to their narrow profile and nicely tapered toe.
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We still have many markets where we're making money even with a 220 percent higher priced scooter.
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"We still have fundamental concerns with the actual demand for the higher-priced variants," Mr. Johnson said.
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Sales of Tesla&aposs two lowest-priced vehicles could dominate its two higher-priced vehicles this year.
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These retailers use the toys as bait, hoping shoppers will also scoop up other higher-priced products.
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If prices also continue to surge in higher-priced categories, those sales could fall off as well.
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The CBO said the car companies are unlikely to replace higher-priced imports entirely with domestic production.
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"In theory, co-pay coupons could encourage people to take higher-priced drugs," Ms. Mansour-Cole said.
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California, where Toll typically sells higher priced homes, accounted for 16.3 percent of total home sales this quarter.
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That indicates slowing sales for the higher-priced S and X elsewhere, which could effect sales and profit.
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In the meantime, that 5 percent fee makes the company more attractive to creators than higher-priced competitors.
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Additionally, lower-priced rentals and homes increase 1 ½ to 2 times faster than higher-priced rentals and homes.
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They found that states with higher incomes generally also had higher-priced goods, however, that wasn't always true.
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It is also spurring demand for higher priced branded eggs over those sold loose in fresh produce markets.
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And with that failure comes permission to spend more and buy higher-priced items than you normally would.
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More sales of the higher-priced versions of the Model 3, which carry fatter margins, will help profitability.
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How do you motivate the consumer to choose your brand, which is higher-priced than a competitive brand?
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Bula has denied allegations he was tasked by Odebrecht with ensuring higher-priced tolls on a highway project.
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The company has raised eyebrows with higher-priced product lines, bumping some iPhones north of $29.7,000 a piece.
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Driving this upgrade is UBS's expectations of a higher priced anniversary edition iPhone and a boosted upgrade cycle.
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However, that was in part the result of preferentially selling higher priced Model 3 variants in North America.
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Because they tend to be higher-priced than cars, trucks and S.U.V.s usually generate more revenue and profit.
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Just go into the higher-priced bank and let your banker know you received a better option elsewhere.
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Prices, however, still stand in the way, and the increased inventory was more pronounced in higher-priced tiers.
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Vector's debut comes as the makers of some higher-priced home robots have been forced to shut down.
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More sales of the higher-priced versions of the Model 22019, which carry fatter margins, will help profitability.
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The index is price-weighted, meaning that the higher priced stocks have a bigger pull on the index.
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"Shoppers will notice that some items are out of stock or higher priced," Juozas Kaziukenas told Business Insider.
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That means lower-priced homes are seeing bigger price gains than higher-priced homes because of the competition.
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In the wake of Starboard's criticism, Dollar Tree also will begin testing higher-priced products at its stores.
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At the time, however, only the higher-priced, $9.99 per month commercial-free subscription was offered to Prime members.
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The rule prohibits lenders from originating higher-priced mortgages without factoring in a borrower's ability to make monthly payments.
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By now enlisting suppliers to provide it with higher priced goods, it is taking that strategy a step further.
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After all, plenty of consumers would prefer the discounted items on Amazon over the higher-priced originals on Zazzle.
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He did, however, advocate rebalancing portfolios — through selling higher-priced assets and buying lower-priced ones — instead of panicking.
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With this bolstered luxury portfolio, Lux could prove fruitful for Airbnb as higher-priced listings have greater profit margins.
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Higher-priced water has tended to go to permanent crops such as tree nuts, orchard fruits and wine grapes.
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Our Q2100 Model 2000 deliveries were limited to higher-priced variants, cash/loan transactions, and North American customers only.
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The company stated that its higher-priced smartwatch wearables outsold Samsung, Garmin and Fossil smartwatches combined in North America.
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"When the service and quality are the same, there's no reason to choose the higher-priced service," Graybill said.
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For instance, the higher priced Hero 6 or Hero 7 models feature 4K resolutions versus the All Pro's 1080p.
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Historically, Avalere's report noted, most plans applied coinsurance requirements to the specialty drug tier, which covers higher-priced medications.
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Studies have also shown people's perception of a higher-priced drug is that it will provide its remedy better.
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It may be that young buyers are waiting, and renting longer, in order to save for higher-priced homes.
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Compare the price of a basic economy ticket plus a checked bag fee and the higher-priced coach ticket.
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This is especially useful for planned, higher-priced procedures that allow some time for research before you must proceed.
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Apple started selling its higher-priced iPhone XS and XS Max in September and the XR model last month.
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The Dow is a price-weighted index, which means higher priced stocks have a greater influence on its direction.
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The increasing number of higher-priced, bigger-screen smartphones has become a well-worn strategy by the phone makers.
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It has decent suction; though don't expect it to be as outstanding as some of the higher priced options.
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Additionally, Coke said it benefited from an extra day in the quarter and more customers buying higher-priced products.
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And higher domestic Chinese prices translate into higher-priced exports, which then translate into higher steel prices everywhere else.
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Apple is pressing Hollywood studios to get higher priced, early availability of movies just released in theaters,according to Bloomberg.
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Our higher priced premium models still include the most advanced technology and the best driving experience we have to offer.
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Higher-priced models offer adaptive cruise control, evasive steering assist, a 360° camera and rear-parking assistance, among other features.
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Meanwhile, sales at the company's higher-priced Banana Republic label, which targets a working man or woman, continue to bleed.
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One key step to accelerate migration is creating incentives for clients to spend more by offering more, higher-priced services.
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In the latest quarter, comparable sales at the higher-priced Anthropologie label fell 3 percent, while Free People's were flat.
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Profit also slipped although the margin increased with strong sales of higher-priced Michelob Ultra, Stella Artois and craft beers.
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New technology to match drivers and riders, and higher-priced rides in luxury vehicles were helping boost margins, it said.
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"You can sort of read into that, that they think there is more room for higher priced phones," he concluded.
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Last year, the company delivered only about 50,000 of its existing, higher-priced Model S and Model X electric vehicles.
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Also, realtors and homebuilders profit from higher-priced homes, but don't bear the losses that result from higher risk mortgages.
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They can drive hard bargains with doctors and hospitals to get lower prices and walk away from higher-priced ones.
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Apple is trying to increase its revenue in part by selling higher-priced phones that may turn off some consumers.
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"Higher-priced vehicles can tolerate higher labor costs," explained Willy Shih, a professor of management practice at Harvard Business School.
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The higher-priced iPhone 8 and iPhone X should raise Apple's average selling price overall, the firm told clients. Disclaimer
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They're primed to latch onto special merchandise, especially higher-priced, functional products that could last them for years to come.
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Automotive News estimated Silverado sales fell 11.8% through May, while sales of the higher-priced GMC Sierra were up 4%.
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U.S. sales have been helped recently by the company's plan to offer $1 sodas and new higher-priced, fancier burgers.
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It expects this to drive more sales for the new lower-priced iPhone SE, relative to the higher-priced iPhone 7.
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Co-CEO Rubin Ritter said a delayed start to autumn meant selling fewer higher-priced cold-weather garments and more discounting.
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Nissan is planning to release a longer-range, higher priced Leaf next year which will carry a bigger, 60 kWh battery.
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Replica is trying to make its wines taste like the higher-priced thing, but at half the cost to the consumer.
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They also have a youth and baby offering, and a higher priced premium version that comes with a player-signed item.
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That's despite the fact that the company will likely face an uphill ride selling its high-end, higher priced e-motos.
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GM reported lofty sales for its big SUVs and pickup trucks, which are higher priced than sedans and other passenger cars.
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But it will also be hoping to find new consumers for its higher priced Galaxy S8 smartphone which was recently released.
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Its cheap clothing is in stark contrast to Karen Millen and Coast, known for higher-priced party, office and wedding wear.
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The analysis includes mining and upgrading projects such as Imperial Oil's Kearl facility, which produce higher-priced light synthetic crude oil.
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Walgreens filled 1.553 percent more prescriptions in the quarter, but that was mainly driven by customers seeking higher-priced specialty drugs.
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The lawsuit claims Salesforce built custom tools for Backpage, upselling the now-defunct website on higher-priced packages and additional services.
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Because the Dow is a price-weighted index, the higher-priced stocks typically have a bigger influence on the Dow's movements.
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Crest has also been trying to reduce its exposure to higher priced properties and in May closed its central London office.
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The administration warns that this system gives doctors an incentive to prescribe higher-priced drugs so that they get paid more.
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The figures announced on Tuesday did not specify profit margins for the new car, although Tesla sold mostly higher-priced variants.
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Higher-priced Skyline rooms look out over the city and Montjuïc Hill, while corner suites offer views of the Sagrada Familia.
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It would give a public option to Americans in rural counties where limited competition has yielded higher-priced health insurance options.
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It has long been common for lower-priced community hospitals to transfer patients to higher-priced and more intensive teaching hospitals.
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"The higher priced hotel may have inclusions that add up to more value than the lower priced property," Mr. Heflin said.
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Chapoulaud-Floquet, the architect of Remy Cointreau's push towards higher-priced spirits to drive profit margins, will be replaced on Dec.
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The current payment structure, the administration says, has resulted in doctors prescribing higher-priced drugs when cheaper, effective alternatives are available.
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Sales for these lower-priced drugs would soar for Amazon and sink for much higher-priced drugs from big pharmaceutical companies.
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Higher-priced properties are near the water, as well as on the few streets high enough to give sweeping water views.
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"A lakefront cabin with a beach is worth more," he said Business travelers can often opt for that higher priced ticket.
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One reviewer bought it out of frustration with other higher-priced tea gadgets and fell in love with the Finum Brewing Basket.
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We gave a perception of being a higher-priced company than we were — in our catalog, online, and in our general presentation.
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Dunkin' said sales got a boost from higher-priced espressos and frozen drinks and strong demand for its breakfast sandwich value deals.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liquor is accelerating a drive to sell higher-priced spirits to boost profit margins.
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Sure, one advantage of some higher-priced tickets is the ability to cancel a trip or make changes at no additional cost.
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The company also continues to make higher-priced, more limited models, like McLaren P1 GTR, which sells for more than $1 million.
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Their mega low prices don't look like it, but these affordable devices get more love than a lot of higher-priced competitors.
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"Fragmentation of financial services would result in poorer quality, higher priced products for everyone concerned," Hammond told a financial audience in London.
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Bula is accused of working to ensure higher-priced tolls on a highway project on behalf of Odebrecht in exchange for bribes.
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In a contango market, traders are constantly buying lower-priced contracts and selling higher-priced ones, making a profit on the difference.
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The company is able to offset some of the impact of higher costs by selling higher-priced vehicles this year, Stevens said.
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"(However), if U.S. LNG delivered into Europe is consistently higher priced than Russian gas, the trade will not be sustainable," he added.
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The company's juggling the potential output cut of its higher-priced long-range jets in addition to its troubled 737 Max program.
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While Remy is pushing higher priced products, rival Pernod Ricard has taken the opposite approach in launching less-expensive brands in China.
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Encouraging customers to commit to higher-priced, premium Model 3s could also help Tesla in its quest to attain profitability this year.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is a price-weighted index, so higher-priced stocks move the index more than lower-priced stocks.
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Tesla said it delivered 79,23 Model 23 cars, and 212,2360 of its higher-priced Model S and X vehicles during the third quarter.
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AB InBev is working to boost its sales, for instance by pushing higher-priced beers and deploying best practices across its vast geography.
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Second, because of the way the index is calculated, higher-priced stocks exert a greater influence over the index than lesser-priced ones.
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It is not clear what will happen to the data of those who decide not to sign up for the higher priced plan.
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Higher-priced steel and aluminum will also make American products less competitive — domestically and globally — against foreign products made with lower-cost inputs.
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Amazon is often associated with great value while Whole Foods has often been called "whole paycheck," due to its higher-priced organic goods.
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In the first quarter of 2018, Tesla produced 9,766 of its higher-priced Model 0003 vehicles, up from 2,425 in the prior quarter.
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If you choose two higher-priced candles and two lower-priced, the lower-priced candles will be the ones you'll get for free.
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As Dollar Tree makes the move to add higher-priced items in its stores, it might lose its sole advantage over Dollar General.
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Under the new approach, called reference pricing, patients who wished to get a procedure at a higher-priced hospital paid the difference themselves.
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The idea is that this change would reduce an incentive for doctors to prescribe higher-priced drugs so that they get paid more.
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The base model has the same battery used by a higher-priced version of the car, but software lowers its range between charges.
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WHO BUYS IN HALIFAX The market has seen a number of Canadian buyers from higher-priced areas in western Canada and Toronto lately.
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But buyers are getting younger, he said, and include more investors looking for alternatives to higher priced property in places like Costa Rica.
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But if the idea holds — and history suggests that will be difficult — it will echo loudly through higher-priced cities on the coasts.
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With consumers buying new smartphones less frequently, and phone parts becoming more expensive, higher-priced phones shouldn't be that much of a surprise.
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The higher-priced iPhone 33 and iPhone X should raise Apple's average selling price overall, Olson wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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He also noted Toll had entered the Boise, Idaho, market with lower-priced homes but was seeing strong growth in higher-priced California.
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Higher-priced housing markets are likely to see more of an effect, as buyers are more influenced by moves in the stock market.
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The analyst is so bullish because he believes the company will sell a lot more higher-priced iPhones next year than his peers expect.
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Saleh said he expects prices are going to shift soon, with more restaurants looking to draw in customers with slightly higher priced meal deals.
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The company has been selling more, lower-priced Model 3 vehicles in 2019, and fewer of its higher-priced Model S and Model X's.
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After Amazon purchased Whole Foods, the company kept AmazonFresh alive as a more mainstream alternative to the higher-priced, organic leanings of Whole Foods.
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Yes, but: My impression is that Honda's lower-end technology may not be quite as responsive as those in the higher-priced European models.
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Faced with consumers shifting towards healthier food and independent brands, manufacturers like Nestle are responding by trying to sell more premium, higher-priced items.
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However, on the whole, the Galaxy Buds still feel imperfect compared to Apple's AirPods and a lot of other higher priced truly wireless earbuds.
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Although Musk just unveiled a slimmed-down version of its Model 3 for $503,000, many buyers are still opting for the higher-priced versions.
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Both options are likely to be higher-priced Apple Watch Edition models, which use more premium materials than the regular-priced, aluminum Apple Watch.
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Persuading subscribers to upgrade to the higher-priced bundle is a good strategy for the Times, said Craig Huber, media analyst with Huber Research.
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And Wall Street is excited about its announcement earlier this month that it is raising its prices on its two higher-priced subscription plans.
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Revenues rose, helped by price hikes and a shift to higher-priced beers, but core earnings fell due to higher commodity costs, mainly aluminum.
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Some $27 billion of the inflows came from passive, index-based strategies, which continue to attract more funds than higher-priced actively managed approaches.
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Could higher-end, higher-priced iterations of its staple item — the humble T-shirt — be a much-needed bright spot for the beleaguered company?
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A price on carbon would force coal-fired generation off the market and leave a vacuum for alternatives, even higher-priced oil and gas.
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Traders, as they do, lament that last year was better — instability throughout the Middle East has left fewer buyers for the higher-priced bling.
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It's his second attempt in home goods; in 2016 he hosted a dinner party to introduce a higher-priced offering of glassware and china.
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Even though they don't cost as much, Moxi's Beach Bunnies have all the durability and support of many higher-priced skates, according to RousHer.
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Some higher-priced items will simply disappear from stores, he predicted, like Moliterno al Tartufo, an aged Italian cheese with an intense truffle flavor.
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As for its higher-priced Model S sedans and Model X sport utility vehicles, Tesla said it delivered a record number during the quarter.
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Neither the seller nor the buyer in today's car market require federal bureaucrats to encourage fuel efficiency with artificial standards and higher-priced cars.
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Right. Once you put out for a machine, you hope it's going to take away some of the need, certainly for the higher-priced labor.
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A new version of the Roku Streaming Stick, announced today, sees updates that allow it to perform almost as well as its higher-priced stablemates.
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If anything, officials with Detroit's Big Three suggest they are struggling to keep up with demand for their new pickups, especially the higher-priced offerings.
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They're also offering a slightly higher priced 4-Park Magic Summer Ticket for $303, which comes with a longer time period to use the tickets.
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AvalonBay had a reasonably solid quarter; it benefits from having a mix of products in both higher-priced markets as well as close-in suburbs.
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A MOPR would require capacity bids to meet a minimum price that would often exclude cheap renewables, helping keep higher-priced coal (and nuclear) alive.
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Narrow differentials had discouraged shippers from moving crude through rail, a more expensive form of transport than pipeline, from Alberta to higher-priced U.S. markets.
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You end up working with better clients – those people who appreciate good work and understand the value of investing in higher priced, higher value solutions.
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Even in cases where lower ad loads composed of higher-priced ads would be easier to pull off, Reilly's peers aren't exactly rushing to experiment.
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It implemented more scholarships and discounts to improve socioeconomic diversity, selling higher-priced luxury accommodations to the rich in order to subsidize lower-priced options.
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"We gave a perception of being a higher-priced company than we were — in our catalog, online, and in our general presentation," the executive said.
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UBS upgraded Apple's earning outlook earlier today, attributing its upgrade to expectations of a higher priced anniversary edition iPhone and a boosted iPhone 8 cycle.
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For Tesla, the free supercharging is likely meant to draw more customers to its older, higher-priced cars rather than the more affordable Model 3.
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While he knows some Merries are made in China, with little difference in quality compared with higher-priced versions from Japan, he prefers the latter.
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Glossier's Lash Slick has none of those issues, and makes my lashes feel longer and look separated, for the cost of higher-priced drugstore mascara.
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But, the country's power plants and cement makers, the source of the resurgent demand, will end up eating the cost of the higher-priced imports.
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But the inventory of homes for sale has notched upward this spring, tilting the balance of power away from sellers, especially for higher-priced homes.
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P&G hopes consumers are willing trade up for the higher-priced version of because of the convenience the soap should bring to daily chores.
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Royal Enfield dominates the higher-priced market for motorcycles in the 250-500 cc range, while Yamaha focuses on the lower-end of the market.
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The contract roll on Wednesday for front-month U.S. crude to the higher-priced February from lower-priced January pushed U.S. crude up about 0.5 percent.
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The Model S and X are Tesla's second and third major lines of electric vehicles, and are higher-priced lines compared to its newest Model 3.
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Still, Zero's e-motos (including the $16K SR) haven't matched the performance control options, specs, or charge-times of the higher priced Energica Ego or Eva.
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Tesla's automotive gross margins have been buffeted in the past by sales of the higher-priced (and better margin per vehicle) Model S and X vehicles.
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What did happen: The higher-priced iPhone X pushed Apple's average iPhone selling price to $796, up almost $100 from the same time a year ago.
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Its average selling price increased two percent from a year ago (which helps Fitbit make the case that it can sell higher-priced items like ... smartwatches.).
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Beer volumes were up 2.1% in the quarter compared to a year earlier, as prices rose and consumers bought more of the company's higher priced offerings.
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"We gave a perception of being a higher-priced company than we were — in our catalog, online, and in our general presentation," Drexler told the Journal.
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Total prestige makeup sales, those of higher-priced products sold in department stores, climbed by 11 percent, to $7.6 billion, in the 5.33 months ended Feb.
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The quiet Autopilot price hike corresponded with the announcement of a new, higher-priced 100kWh battery pack option for the Model S and Model X vehicles.
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But for higher-priced items, a $50-a-day rental may win some of these people over, especially those who don't have cash to lay out.
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"Amazon's gross margin rate is up substantially over the last six years because it has been raising prices and gotten into higher-priced products," Paulson said.
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Tesla used to sell more of its higher-priced Model S and X cars but has been focused more recently on its less expensive Model 3s.
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The features such as automatic emergency braking are the building blocks of self-driving cars and are already available in some, mostly higher-priced car models.
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Higher-priced versions of the car come with a longer-range battery, all-wheel drive, glass moon roofs, and "Autopilot" semi-autonomous driving features, among others.
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"We gave a perception of being a higher-priced company than we were — in our catalog, online, and in our general presentation," Drexler told The Journal.
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What $270,215 gets you is a Model 22 that can cover 220 miles before needing a charge, along with a cheaper interior than higher-priced versions.
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Dauman hinted that Viacom may take action against cable provider Comcast, which moved Spike, CMT, Pop and some other CBS networks to a higher-priced package.
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In higher-priced housing markets and in states with high property-tax rates, that makes homebuying more expensive than it was just a few weeks ago.
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Growth should pick up in coming quarters, said Apple – the company anticipates 13 percent to 17 percent sales growth in its higher-priced iPhones this year.
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"New taxes for higher-priced cars are negative for premium car sales and Dogus could take a hit," Oyak Securities said in an e-mailed note.
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The price-weighted index takes company share prices against a divisor, so moves in higher-priced companies have a more meaningful point impact for the index.
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The shares had finished almost 3 percent higher on Monday, helped by news of plans to deliver higher-priced, more profitable versions of the Model 3.
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China unit sales fell 48 percent in the quarter, but Ford said higher-priced products helped deliver a smaller loss than in the same quarter in 2018.
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"Even with slower price appreciation in higher-priced markets, home prices are still rising enough to push average loan sizes higher," said Joel Kan, an MBA economist.
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However, Tesla also saw its first annual revenue drop since 2012, as it sells more of its lower-priced Model 3 vehicles and fewer higher-priced models.
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The featured hosts all live in Upper Manhattan and Queens, rather than the Midtown and lower Manhattan neighborhoods that see more commercial operators and higher-priced listings.
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But to weather the global market slowdown, analysts said Xiaomi needs to expand to new markets and also sell more higher-priced devices with wider profit margins.
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Uber is rolling out a new way to request extra legroom, quiet cars, and other amenities that are typically associated with its higher-priced Uber Black service.
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With their largely untested and higher priced product Tarform, faces a rough ride to compete with these companies in what is still a shrinking U.S. motorcycle market.
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For this matching service the startup takes a 20 percent cut of the basic packages from the photographer, and a higher cut on the higher-priced packages.
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Grocery deflation has reduced the price gap between Dollar General and higher-priced rivals and has made the company's prices less competitive, Conlumino analyst Håkon Helgesen said.
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The Optoma UHD60 delivers unrivaled image quality at this price (and beats a lot of higher priced options), while also offering HDR support and decent onboard speakers.
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GBH Insights' customer checks indicate that 78 percent of Apple customers are going with the higher priced $1,183 version of the iPhone X, which has larger storage.
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Despite touting the Model 3 as a $35,0003 vehicle, Tesla has yet to begin building that basic version and instead is currently building a higher-priced version.
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By removing incentives to use higher-priced medications that are no more effective than alternatives, the proposed model creates value for both the consumer and the program.
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If demand for higher-priced Model 3s comes in below expectations, Tesla again will have to tap its pile of cash, raising concerns about its financial health.
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That phone starts at 10,899 yuan in China and should be encouraging for Apple that a small number of consumers are still buying the higher priced models.
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Over the years, the Revolution have dabbled in signing higher-priced players, but none has proved a particularly large draw or game-changing addition on the field.
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Although HHS ordered 10,000 units of the ventilator in September 2019, the company began selling two higher-priced commercial versions of the same ventilator around the world.
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There are channel subscriptions (that are slightly higher priced at $24 for a Pro account, compared to Twitch's basic $27), and a tipping-like tool called Embers.
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The higher-priced policy covers preventive care such as vaccines and spay/neuter costs as well as an uncapped amount of other chronic or acute medical needs.
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It began in 2009 as a straightforward T-shirt business to support touring artists, and eventually grew to provide more exclusive, higher-priced pieces and capsule collections.
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Even though most of the world's smartphones now run on Android, Apple still garners most of the profit in the industry with its generally higher-priced devices.
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Apple reported strong quarterly revenue and profits in its report after the bell, driven by sales of higher-priced iPhones and from services like the App Store.
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Despite touting the Model 3 as a $35,000 vehicle, Tesla has yet to begin building that basic version and instead is currently building a higher-priced version.
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And while very faithful fast fashion riffs on higher-priced items aren't a completely new occurrence, but they do seem to be happening more lately than ever before.
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Gordon Haskett analyst Jeff Farmer said there was a "clear shift" toward slightly higher priced value meal structure offered by restaurants, which also help drive traffic and profits.
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The automaker saw its sales fall 48 percent in the quarter, but said higher-priced products helped deliver a smaller loss than in the same quarter in 2018.
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Qurate executives told Reuters they now are culling HSN's core merchandise offerings to eliminate many higher-priced electronics and some home goods, such as vacuum cleaners and blenders.
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Existing customers will have to upgrade their plan to qualify while new customers on higher-priced plans — with 4GB and above data allowance — will be automatically opted in.
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Some analysts say Samsung shipped about 16 million Galaxy S7s in April-June, with a higher-priced curved-screen version outselling its flat-screen counterpart and boosting margins.
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Some analysts say Samsung shipped around 16 million Galaxy S7s in April-June, with a higher-priced curved-screen version outselling its flat-screen counterpart and boosting margins.
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The company's share in its largest market, the United States, slipped by 0.1 percentage points but margins expanded as its higher priced beer such as Michelob Ultra grew.
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The higher-priced Disney bid could yield about $2319 billion less for Murdoch than Disney's original offer in December, despite the new offer being almost $238 billion higher.
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Even with the amazing, higher priced Collection items, the retailer remains a destination for a favorite new blazer, not a crazy conversation piece to wear to fashion week.
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The proposed rule would also eliminate an add-on payment that physicians receive from Medicare that the administration and critics say encourages the prescribing of higher-priced drugs.
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But G.M. reported 8 percent profit margins on vehicles it did sell in its home market, and pledged to stay focused on selling fewer, but higher-priced, vehicles.
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He was once nicknamed the Johnny Appleseed of American whiskey for having his hand in myriad brands, and for advocating for the production of higher-priced premium whiskeys.
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The most profitable U.S. airline will tell investors on Thursday about its plans to continue to bolster sales of its higher-priced products such as business-class seats.
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Food scientist Brian Wansink, for example, was a master at running "viral" experiments that would explode online — like this story claiming that higher-priced buffet food tastes better.
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The more users acclimate to posting and viewing video content across these platforms, the easier it will be for the companies to sell higher-priced advertisements against them.
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Diageo (DEO) – Diageo was upgraded to "outperform" from "sector perform" at RBC Capital Markets, which cited revenue growth in the spirits maker's higher-priced and higher-margin categories.
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The administration, concerned that the system gives doctors an incentive to prescribe higher-priced drugs so that they get paid more, could change how the payments are calculated.
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He was also asked about the pricing of movies/experiences in the Oculus Store — and said he expects "the range of prices from free to higher priced AAA games".
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The electric car company also saw its first annual revenue drop since 2012, as it sells more of its lower-priced Model 3 vehicles and fewer higher-priced models.
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Plex is not exactly a full alternative to the higher-priced live TV streaming services like Sling TV, DirecTV Now, Hulu's live TV service, YouTube TV, and PlayStation Vue.
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The decision to save or to splurge is up to you, but if you choose the higher-priced road, you can still get the most bang for your buck.
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Biotechnology stocks came under pressure a day after the U.S. government proposed a test program that would lower incentives to use higher-priced drugs when alternative treatments are available.
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"The growth in higher-priced wine continues a premiumization trend that we've seen since 1994," said Rob McMillan, executive vice president and founder of Silicon Valley Bank's wine division.
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Narrow differentials between U.S. and Canadian crude discouraged shippers from moving it through rail, a more expensive form of transport than pipeline, between Alberta and higher-priced U.S. markets.
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Luca Solca, an analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, remained cautious on the stock, saying the upswing in higher priced watches favoured Richemont - the owner of Cartier - more than Swatch.
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The more premium (and much higher-priced) Priv felt like much more of an attempt to define BlackBerry's future, and the company has promised more keyboard devices to come.
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In the fourth quarter, however, Essity said a better price mix - more sales of higher priced products - and growth in emerging markets helped to offset the higher pulp costs.
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Bekaert, which produces steel wire for 13 percent of global tyre production, said it managed to grow profits by selling more higher-priced products and exiting unprofitable business lines.
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ObamaCare created two kinds of exchange subsidies to help lower-income people afford the higher-priced health insurance that was going to result from the law's onerous insurance mandates.
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The Model 220 "was dubbed the first mass-market car, and a year after launch, we're getting more higher-priced versions and the $260,23.5 model isn't out," he said.
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The weak results come as Chief Executive Valerie Chapoulaud-Floquet, the architect of Remy-Cointreau's push towards higher-priced spirits to drive profit margins, will be replaced on Dec.
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The company, traditionally focused on homes at higher sales points, has been trying to cut its exposure to higher priced markets and in May closed its central London office.
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Consumer Cellular sells no-frills senior-phones and offers discounted service to the AARP crowd, though its customers can also purchase iPhones and a few other higher-priced models.
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The hope of the major airlines is to keep those price-conscious customers from fleeing to the budget airlines, without cannibalizing the higher-priced options elsewhere in the cabin.
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This will give them more time to collect data from higher-priced labs, which will be used to drive up their pay in the face of recent Medicare cuts.
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When that's addressed, the demand will be there, just like it was when Tesla sold about 140,000 higher-priced Model 3s in 2018 during the first full year of production.
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The big picture: There's been some talk about whether Apple would consider bundling these services into one standalone subscription, or using a mix of content to sell higher-priced devices.
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Plus as more users shift to mobile, it allows the company to sell more of the higher-priced ads that appear in those feeds, executives said on a conference call.
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And while some companies have said that higher-priced menu prices have pushed more consumers to stay home, Marino said that doesn't appear to be the case for his business.
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A recent survey found that just 24 percent of consumers think that the higher-priced organic products at Whole Foods are clearly better than those available at other grocery stores.
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There's a Denver-based company that calls itself Replica Wine because its unabashed MO is to replicate higher-priced, high-profile wines using scientific techniques, purchased grapes, and blending regimens.
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"The independent show of WTI strength is merely a catchup process to the higher priced products and Brent values," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates said in a note.
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Peter Hays, a Houston lawyer who represents Permian producers, said the focus on cost-cutting and accessing higher-priced oil markets has his clients revamping their processing and pipeline contracts.
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"The independent show of WTI strength is merely a catchup process to the higher priced products and Brent values," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, said in a note.
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The old system was open to manipulation, Groysman said, through the sale to industrial users of higher-priced gas that was meant to be sold to households at lower prices.
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It is the only price-weighted market index, a methodology that more heavily emphasizes moves by higher priced stocks than their lower priced counterparts — without sound logic, in Johnson's opinion.
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This again was the case with the move from 23,000 to 24,13, with higher-priced stocks such as UnitedHealth, Boeing, 3M and Apple all contributing the bulk of the gains.
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Even now, that production is running at a faster pace, Tesla is still not making the lower-priced $35,000 version of the Model 3, but a higher-priced version instead.
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Canada is the world's fourth-largest crude producer but companies in landlocked Alberta are desperate for new export pipelines to help alleviate congestion and increase access to higher-priced markets.
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On the other hand, Tamberrino expects deliveries of the higher-priced S and X models to be up 57.83 percent and 5 percent over the same quarter last year, respectively.
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Toni Sacconaghi, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, said it was not unusual for companies to produce higher-priced, more profitable models when they start making a new vehicle.
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This upward trajectory, however, reflects the steady stream of transactions at higher-priced developments like 432 Park Avenue, Greenwich Lane on West 11th and 113th Streets and 150 Charles Street.
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You can even use an on-screen tile to turn off your regular TV, in case you don't have a Roku voice remote that comes with the higher-priced models.
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The analyst noted weakness in Tiffany's higher-priced categories, including engagement, wedding, high, fine and solitaire jewelry even though it has improved results in lower-priced designer and fashion categories.
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Analysts believe there are a number of factors helping carriers, including strong close-in bookings, which counts higher-priced business fare tickets for those flying in the next 10 days.
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"It makes a lot of economic sense for PG&E to try and reject the older, higher-priced contracts," said Clifford J. Kim, a senior analyst at Moody's Investors Service.
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Prices for rolls of sheets of steel, a higher-priced product used in autos and appliances, has fallen 25% since it peaked at $925 a ton last July, according to UBS.
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Uber is rolling out a series of new features for its higher-priced luxury car service, Uber Black, including a "quiet car" mode for riders who want to discourage chatty drivers.
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This is why, in the short term, Tesla will "need to rely on these higher priced variants in Europe and China to offset" a dip in sales Stateside, according to Osborne.
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Heineken said sales of cheaper beers there had declined after a price rise, while volumes of higher-priced beers such as Heineken, Amstel and Devassa grew by a double-digit percentage.
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Higher-priced versions of the Model 235, which have sold for as much as $2000,225, came with big margins that allowed Tesla to turn its first quarterly profits in two years.
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But Tesla put higher-priced versions of the car into production first, with CEO Elon Musk saying in 2018 that Tesla would "die" if it sold the base version too soon.
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Those that do have sea access, like Ukraine, are unlikely to be able to afford the U.S. gas, which is generally much higher priced than piped-in gas from regional providers.
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But the biggest question among existing Tesla fans, who are accustomed to the luxury of the higher-priced models, is: will the Model 3 be a huge step down in quality?
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It's time-consuming and ultimately expensive to root out what's really worth spending your money on, and which affordable options are similar (or better) in performance to their higher-priced competitors.
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And some cities that suffered especially during the recession are now pitching renewed versions of themselves to attract new businesses, contrasting their lower housing costs with higher-priced mega cities nearby.
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Last week, Tesla began selling a midrange version of the Model 3, which gets fewer miles per charge and has a lower top speed than its long-range, higher-priced predecessor.
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Inventories of higher priced tuna and a stronger baht contributed to a decline in the gross profit margin to 11.3 percent versus 14.5 percent in the same period a year ago.
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We still have fundamental concerns with the actual demand for the higher priced variants, and whether the company can generate gross profits from a lower priced variant sufficient to cover opex.
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Microsoft's Windows sales to PC makers are advancing by more than the rate of PC shipments, because of a shift to higher-priced versions as corporate customers upgrade to Windows 10.
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Connelly -- who's worked on some of the biggest stars in Hollywood -- says Bisping needed major work that could run up to $80,000 at some of the higher priced dentists in town.
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Tiffany attributed its sales growth to strong demand for its high-end jewelry, such as the Tiffany T collection, while Signet said higher-priced branded jewelry sold better than lower-priced brands.
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So that's not a bad PC to come bundled with three touchscreen monitors and a standing desk, all for either $4,500 for the base model and $5,700 for the higher-priced config.
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Robyn M. D'Elia, Bed Bath & Beyond CFO and treasurer, told investors during the company's earnings call on Wednesday that the decrease in sales resulted from shoppers redeeming fewer, but higher-priced, coupons.
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But at the same time, we're seeing tremendous new product introductions in virtual reality, augmented reality, the Internet of Things—new categories that are higher priced and should drive growth going forward.
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"If U.S. businesses and consumers were to switch away from higher priced Mexican and Chinese imports following the imposition of tariffs, some other emerging market economies might initially benefit," the report said.
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Narrow differentials made it difficult to turn a profit on moving crude through rail, a more expensive form of transport than pipeline, from Alberta to higher-priced markets in the United States.
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The announced production timeline was in-line with our expectations (higher priced variants will be produced first, expected in Fall 2020) and the company has begun taking orders for a $2,500 deposit.
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Some Wall Street analysts had raised concerns that demand for the higher-priced Model 3 was slowing down in the U.S., especially after a reduction in the federal tax credit this year.
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It's possible the titanium finish could replace it, or perhaps it will stick around as a middle-ground between the basic aluminum Apple Watch and the higher-priced Apple Watch Edition models.
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"It's early yet in the trade wars battle, and more inflation from higher-priced imported goods may still be on the way," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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"The decrease in home deliveries in Houston was primarily due to less demand in the higher priced communities driven by volatility in the energy sector," the company said in its quarterly release.
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Younger and healthier Americans are required by the ACA to shell out their money for higher priced premiums than the old major medical plans that used to be popular for their demographic.
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European secondary prices are falling as investors' trade out of lower-yielding names, such as Swiss chemicals company Ineos' and German metering company Ista, in favour of higher-priced new primary issue.
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McGillian said, on the other hand, a steep enough drop in natural gas prices could mean natural gas demand would pick up, as utilities would switch over to replace higher priced coal.
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"With the stock market being so shaky, cattle traders are nervous about higher-priced beef moving in an environment in which consumers might be nervous," said independent livestock futures trader Dan Norcini.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liquor, which is trying to sell more of its higher-priced spirits to boost profits, also kept its full-year profit growth guidance intact.
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Nowadays no such gathering of old-car buffs is complete without talk turning to $40 million Bugattis, $60 million Ferraris and the prospect of even higher-priced machinery's going onto the block.
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Ameriprise Financial recently settled allegations that the firm's representatives recommended and sold higher-priced mutual fund shares to retirement account holders, which made the brokers more money, when cheaper shares were available.
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In addition, starting this year Delta will begin offering a higher-priced "premium select" service on Airbus A19773 and Boeing 777 aircraft, with improved seat pitch and upgraded meals, among other amenities.
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Higher-priced devices, such as the Pixel phones, have gained little traction versus those of industry leaders such as Samsung Electronics Co and Apple Inc because of limited marketing and stiff competition.
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The company also needs to be able to eventually come through on its promise to sell and ship the lower-priced, $35,000 Model 3; so far, it has only produced higher-priced versions.
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Despite looking to unlock a new, higher-priced tier to tap potential demand for early-adopters, Apple wasn't able to see the kind of massive wave that a new size of phones brought.
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In the first quarter, higher-priced Model 23s to Europe and Asia "will hopefully allow us, with great difficulty, effort and some luck, to target a tiny profit," Musk said in a Jan.
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Dropbox, which started by charging for storage space, now has higher-priced plans for professional users that make more money off features like the ability to make the text in scanned documents searchable.
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"Despite management's focus on expanding supply, we believe that pent up demand for the higher priced variants in the US has largely been exhausted," Cowen's Jeffrey Osborne wrote in a note this month.
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Alternative protein products, which are generally higher priced than their traditional counterparts at major restaurant chains today, may become more appealing budget-wise in the near future, due to global food safety concerns.
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Add in the continually rolling to higher-priced contracts and the 0.45 percent management fee, and it is clear why the USO has done so much worse than the oil chart this year.
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Supply and demand trends do point to a potentially higher-priced landscape for the industry in 2017, but don't look for OPEC and Russia to be the primary cause of any price rebound.
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Facebook and HTC's higher-priced offerings and platform requirements are at risk of being squeezed into a low-volume "Specialist" (less than $103,210 total system cost, including platform) market by Sony and Microsoft.
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Some Wall Street analysts had raised concerns that demand for the higher-priced Model 3 was slowing down in the United States, especially after a reduction in the federal tax credit this year.
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New home supply on the market reached its highest level in over eight years with higher-priced homes in the Northeast and West accounting for much of the increase, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Sellers complete a detailed online profile of their car and if it is relatively new or higher priced they have the option to make it accessible to dealers on the Motorway Pro platform.
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ARM demand usually rises from the first quarter to the second quarter, because spring is the busiest season for homebuying, and it's when families dominate the market, searching for bigger, higher-priced homes.
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Walmart's Grocery business has grown steadily over the years, and has become a favored alternative to higher-priced services like Instacart, where some products are marked up as a means of generating revenue.
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Without this data, investors will not be able to track the average selling price of iPhones, a crucial number for assessing whether consumers are balking at paying up for Apple's higher-priced phones.
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Back in April, IDC research manager Anthony Scarsella wrote that "higher priced models" offered "little incentive" to upgrade when referencing the decline in shipments the industry experienced during the first quarter of 2019.
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Top executives worried that any addition to the limited McDonald's menu would gum up the works, and that a higher-priced burger — the basic McDonald's hamburger cost just 22007 cents — would alienate customers.
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Twenty-nine higher-priced rooms on the 11th and 12th floor include access to a private Royal Club Lounge with its own breakfast buffet, "light bites" in the afternoon, and a happy hour.
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Most pieces in the collection will be under $40, though prices will range from $3.99 to $69.99, a much smaller price range than exists in collections from higher-priced activewear companies like Lululemon.
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Concerns of rising mortgage rates and the impact of the new tax law on higher-priced homes were largely weighing on the housing sector, Moody's Investors Service Vice President Joseph Snider told Reuters.
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The group is asking to meet with President Maduro in the hopes of explaining to him that they are unable to make ends meet without being able to sell higher-priced baked goods.
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Walmart and other distributors of low-cost consumer goods wonder how their profit margins will be impacted if low-cost products begin to be replaced with higher priced goods manufactured in the United States.
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American has struggled to grow its bottom line and offset higher fuel costs, something its competitors United and Delta said they have largely been able to do thanks to demand for higher-priced fares.
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The "Dow" as it's known, is an index of 30 stocks that is price-weighted, meaning it gives higher-priced stocks more influence but doesn't take into account the industry size or market cap.
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Robinhood is also selling higher-priced subscriptions with more buying power: $4000 for $123/month, $6000 for $30/month, $10,000 for $50/month, and buying power up to $50,000 at a 5% interest rate.
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Rental demand has been fueling most of the construction activity, but multifamily housing starts are starting to slow, as most of the activity was in higher-priced, urban rentals, where supply is now high.
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The Model 3 was always supposed to start at $35,0003 dating back to its reveal in 2016, but Tesla had to focus on higher-priced versions of the car once it was in production.
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Mulberry lost many customers when former boss Bruno Guillon, who came from Hermes, increased the focus on higher priced bags costing as much as 1,800 pounds ($2,575), more than double Mulberry's core price range.
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Federal prosecutors are probing whether pharmacy Philidor made false statements to insurers about its ties to Valeant, while helping patients get coverage for higher-priced Valeant drugs, The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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Your fees may fall if you go for low-cost index funds instead of higher-priced mutual funds, particularly when you are rolling over a large amount from a 401(k) into an IRA.
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The restaurant sector has experienced no growth to slow growth in recent years and needs to find new ways to bring in foot traffic and entice customers to spend on higher-priced menu items.
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This Salesforce-For-Artists lets them contact their fans with special offers or thank yous, like hawking higher priced merchandise to top spenders while upselling new $1 subscribers to their more expensive reward tiers.
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In recent months some consumers have come to believe that higher-priced hoverboards are somehow safer than lower-priced hoverboards, a notion Kaye dismisses, as the safety issues impact all hoverboards, regardless of price.
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In addition to including many of the features from its higher-priced models, Apple also made the iPhone XR available in the broadest color palette for iPhones since the iPhone 5C released in 2013.
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Analysts have warned that the Seattle-based company is being "middled" by rising competition on the value and quality fronts and that it must bolster sales of higher-priced specialty drinks and breakfast sandwiches.
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Most of the increases in drug spending since 2010 appear to be due to rising prices of medications, and shifts in the composition of drugs being prescribed toward higher-priced products, the office said.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Mount Gay rum, which is trying to sell more of its higher priced spirits to boost profit, kept its target for profit growth for the full year.
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This quarter, as with Q3, shipment of higher priced Model 3 variants (this time to Europe and Asia) will hopefully allow us, with great difficulty, effort and some luck, to target a tiny profit.
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Wednesday's decision was at least a partial reversal of OPEC's previous decision to keep pumping — a policy that was originally intended to keep pressure on higher priced producers like the United States and Canada.
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More sales of the higher-priced versions of the Model 2000 currently on offer helped margins which rose to over 2200 percent in the quarter, Tesla said, above its projection of 2000 percent margins.
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The new features, and renewed focus on the capabilities of the camera for smartphone makers, come as they try to push users to upgrade to the latest, higher-priced phones, amid a slowing market.
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And of course, he says, if you reside in a higher-priced market like New York, San Francisco or Washington, D.C., then you can expect even more of an increase in your living costs.
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Most North Koreans still prefer higher priced South Korean products especially for gifts, said Kang Mi-jin, an economics expert who regularly speaks with North Koreans for Daily NK, a news website run by defectors.
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The big picture: Tesla is sacrificing sales of its higher priced vehicles and in higher value markets like the U.S. to focus on growing its low-cost Model 3 and increasing market penetration in China.
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Part of that may be a change in the mix of homes selling, as there are many more higher-priced homes for sale, but a very, very tight supply of low-end homes for sale.
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However, with Atmos support at that kind of price, the Infini Pro could find itself in a unique position as an affordable and capable soundbar compared with higher-priced models from Sonos, Sony, and Vizio.
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Earlier this month Remy said Chief Executive Valerie Chapoulaud-Floquet, the architect of its push towards higher-priced spirits to drive up profit margins, will step down by the end of 2019 for personal reasons.
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You might think that Yeti's new Daytrip cooler ($80) comes with a steep price tag for what is essentially a lunch bag, but there is something to be said for higher-priced items that last.
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However, they are controversial: PBMs receive rebates from drug manufacturers that are usually calculated as a percentage of the drug's list price, meaning they have reason to favor higher-priced drugs over more affordable ones.
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Two coastal refineries under top state refiner Sinopec Corp suffered losses in June for the first time this year, plant sources have said, as they processed higher-priced crude while domestic fuel prices trended lower.
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But some hospitals like Massachusetts General Hospital, a relatively higher-priced, academic medical center in Boston, now have programs in which they send stable patients from their emergency departments to affiliated, lower-priced community hospitals.
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The company says it wants to eventually price its vehicles at around $11,000, but like many other upstart vehicle manufacturers, Arcimoto believes the best path forward is to start with higher-priced, higher-margin versions.
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They try to offset that by selling more higher-priced items, but the retailers are reluctant to put up prices as they face their own battle with changing shopping habits and online players like Amazon.com.
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"Part of [Fitbit's] bull thesis was that they had this huge installed base of loyal users — an ecosystem — and the company argued these people would keep upgrading to their newer, higher priced products," he said.
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"Tesla's Model 3 margins will clearly be strained initially, particularly given the company's huge cap ex ramp, hence its focus on higher priced offerings, only domestic deliveries, and cash and loan sales only," he wrote.
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If Apple is able to do that, it might convince a new wave of consumers to pour into stores and upgrade to a much higher-priced phone — if it can keep up with demand, that is.
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Home values would likely take a hit and influence the desirability of owning a home in higher-priced neighborhoods across the United States, said Eric Eckardt, chief executive of British brokerage Purplebricks Group Plc's U.S. unit.
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That means Apple is finding ways to get more revenue out of the same number of units, so it may indeed be finding demand for higher-priced phones amid the usual consumer appetite for new iPhones.
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Tesla stopped taking reservations in the US. Instead, it allowed direct orders to come in in an effort to move more of the higher-priced versions of the Model 20193 that the company has been making.
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Like-for-like sales growth of 4.5 percent in the United Kingdom, where about half of Primark's stores are located, suggests the retailer is taking market share from higher-priced rivals like Hennes & Mauritz and Next.
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"This quarter, as with Q3, shipment of higher priced Model 3 variants (this time to Europe and Asia) will hopefully allow us, with great difficulty, effort and some luck, to target a tiny profit," Musk said.
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Before Tesla announced its $35,000 version, analysts had expected to see a drop in the number of Model 3s delivered to U.S. customers as demand for the higher-priced versions waned and tax subsidies were halved.
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Selling an SUV or crossover often allows an automaker to repackage a significant chunk of the parts it uses for cars in a higher-priced package, allowing it to rake in more money while streamlining costs.
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Earlier this month, the company announced that Chief Executive Valerie Chapoulaud-Floquet, the architect of its push towards higher-priced spirits to drive profit margins, would step down by the end of 2019 for personal reasons.
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As Furniture Today reported on Monday, Amazon has now launched its first two proprietary in-home furniture brands, as well – the Mid-Century Modern-focused Rivet, and the more transitional, modern and higher-priced Stone & Beam.
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At least four Wall Street brokerages cut their price targets on the company's stock, citing concerns about profitability and revenue after deliveries of the higher-priced luxury cars more than halved compared to the fourth quarter.
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"Higher-priced devices, such as the Apple TV, have not been able to keep up with low-priced and readily available Roku devices, which can be found at Walmart for as low as $29.99," he said.
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First-quarter profitability was helped by lower sourcing and marketing costs, favorable currency developments as well as selling more higher priced products and the expansion of online, with ecommerce sales up 40 percent in the quarter.
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"They bought mostly at the short end, so a lot of people who thought they were going to take out some of the higher-priced stuff at the long end got blindsided," said a credit trader.
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Entry-level products like small leather goods, footwear, and fragrances are priced to allow more people to buy into the dream created by higher-priced offerings, often constituting a larger portion of sales as a result.
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Musk had driven shares in Tesla as much as 4 percent higher with weekend tweets showing the Silicon Valley company was aiming initially to deliver higher-priced, more profitable fully-loaded editions of the Model 3.
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In Far Cry 5, frame rates regularly exceeded 4003 fps on max settings, and the 5700 XT outperformed Nvidia's RTX 2060 Super and came close to the higher-priced 2070 Super in most of my tests.
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According to Start Standing, the desk raises and lowers at a rate of 1.25-inches per second, and though the reviewer found it wasn't as quiet as some higher-priced desks, the noise wasn't unbearably loud.
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U.S. farmers are facing corn prices Cc0.43 around $3.50 a bushel, down from more than $8 in 2012, making it harder for companies to sell higher-priced seeds, fertilizer and equipment that can produce bigger yields.
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While that does not affect homeowners in the majority of the country, it does hit those in high-cost states like New York, New Jersey and Illinois, and those in higher-priced housing markets like California.
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For this, you might pay $65 or so a day, which most likely represents a premium over a generic midsize car from Enterprise (but could be comparable to what higher-priced operators like Hertz may charge).
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The chain's sales at US stores open at least a year jumped 2.4% in the first quarter, thanks to higher-priced espressos and frozen drinks, as well as strong demand for its breakfast sandwich value deals.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liqueur said its strategy of selling higher-priced spirits to boost profit margins was delivering results, and it aimed to further improve profitability while also boosting capital spending.
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The higher-priced Model S and Model X didn't necessarily require a large dealer network, since these vehicles targeted a smaller market, but the Model 3 is meant to appeal to a wider swath of customers.
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Adidas said profitability had been helped by lower sourcing and marketing costs, favourable currency developments as well as selling more higher priced products and the expansion of online, with ecommerce sales up 40 percent in the quarter.
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Whatever trade gains Britain sees from the export boost with a weaker currency, though, it will pay for in the form of higher-priced imports, which will now cost more when paid for with newly devalued pounds.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Truckmaker AB Volvo beat first-quarter profit forecasts on Wednesday as it sold more higher priced vehicles and margins benefited from an easing of supply chain bottlenecks for components such as engines and gear boxes.
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The company split its unlimited plan into two tiers, with the cheaper option restricting video streaming to 250p resolution; a higher-priced $24 "Beyond Unlimited" plan tops out at 603p video on smartphones (and 260p on tablets).
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The company's shares fell 8.7 percent, with four Wall Street brokerages cutting their price targets on the stock after deliveries of Tesla's higher-priced luxury cars - Model S and X - more than halved in the first quarter.
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The company's shares sank 27 percent, with four Wall Street brokerages cutting their price targets on the stock after deliveries of Tesla's higher-priced luxury cars - Model S and X - more than halved in the first quarter.
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The Australians also have competed with the U.S. in selling beef to Japan and Korea, although higher priced Australian beef is expected to slow demand from that country next year and result in gains for American producers.
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Now, in a new study published Thursday, the flip side of that coin — called the nocebo effect — has been seen in people who reported worse side effects when given what they thought was a higher priced medicine.
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The company's shares fell 211 percent, with four Wall Street brokerages cutting their price targets on the stock after deliveries of Tesla's higher-priced luxury cars - Model S and X - more than halved in the first quarter.
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Remy Cointreau, which is accelerating a drive to sell higher-priced spirits to boost profit margins, kept its goal to increase current operating profit on a comparable basis in the financial year that began on April 216.
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NEW YORK, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Institutional leveraged loan buyers are looking to higher priced middle market loans as an offset to the repricing blitz pushing yields in the large corporate market to lows not seen since 2004.
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There, its Budweiser and Bud Light lost market share as consumers traded up to higher-priced products such as craft beer, while freight costs rose and aluminum prices were higher, even before the impact of U.S. tariffs.
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Carriers provide travelers numerous opportunities to choose the higher-priced ticket and flash screens that look like a TSA prohibited-items list that detail what they won't be getting if they opt for the rock-bottom fare.
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An alternative approach is for insurers to refuse to pay more than a reasonable price — like the market average — for a health care service, though patients could pay the difference if they prefer a higher-priced provider.
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"I think GM has stepped into this competitive segment with a very capable entry, and it will be fascinating to watch how effectively they compete at their price point with these much higher priced vehicles," Brauer said.
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She gradually has added higher-priced pieces to the mix, such as a long necklace of prong-set diamonds that retails for slightly more than $25,000 and a heart-shaped pendant encrusted with pavé diamonds at $6,000.
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The reimbursement formula used in this part of Medicare creates "perverse incentives for prescribing higher-priced drugs" and discourages drug companies from competing on price, the White House Council of Economic Advisers said in a recent report.
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It is quite common that once gas supplies are available to a state, consumption grows, especially in a place like Jordan, where the gas will be supplanting oil and higher-priced imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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But demand for the higher-priced Model S and Model X vehicles plunged 56 percent in the first quarter from the fourth, even though the company cut the price of the cars at the end of February.
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Supporters say it is a vital conduit to help Canadian oil reach higher-priced international markets, but opponents including environmental and indigenous groups and some municipalities along the route argue the risk of a spill is too great.
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Bula, who was arrested last month on charges of bribery and illicit enrichment, was tasked by Odebrecht with ensuring a certain number of higher-priced tolls were included in a contract to build a highway, Martinez has said.
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Remy Cointreau, which is trying to sell more of its higher-priced spirits to boost profitability, kept its goal for growth in current operating profit at constant exchange rates and scope for the full year ending March 31.
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ONLINE BOOM First-quarter profitability was helped by lower sourcing and marketing costs, favourable currency developments as well as selling more higher priced products and the expansion of online, with ecommerce sales up 40 percent in the quarter.
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Still, the price drop could quell concerns from some analysts that demand for the higher-priced versions of the Model 3 was beginning to dry up, especially after a federal tax credit was cut in half this year.
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"First-time buyers in higher-priced cities will be most affected by rising prices and mortgage rates next year and will likely have to stretch their budget or make compromises on home size, price or location," Yun said.
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In its current form, the AHCA would also not link subsidies on the insurance exchanges to actual prices, meaning higher priced insurers would face the prospect of driving away customers who would not be cushioned by increasing subsidies.
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Customers who sign up for the higher-priced wireless plan can also get HBO for free, the premium TV channel with the hit show "Game of Thrones" that AT&T acquired as part of the Time Warner deal.
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The first gym that hired him as a trainer, back in 1993, a branch of New York Sports Clubs, was up the street; after a stint at the higher-priced Equinox, Mr. Hall is now exclusive to Crunch.
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Most of the vehicles it delivered in the fourth-quarter were Model 3s, and not its higher-priced Model S and Model X electric vehicles, and a good portion were exported from the U.S. to Europe and China.
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However, BTIG's Peter Saleh was one of a number of sector analysts who said while customers forking out for higher-priced new drinks had helped drive growth in same-store sales, "anemic" traffic at cafes remained a concern.
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Fiat Chrysler's new CEO Mike Manley said this week that it may continue producing a higher-priced, heavy-duty version of the Ram truck at a plant in Saltillo, Mexico to supplement production at the company's U.S. assembly lines.
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The latest figures from Warburg Realty show that among higher-priced homes, New York City is in the throes of a "major shift" that reflects a cooling market, the likes of which hasn't been seen in almost a decade.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liqueur said its strategy of selling higher-priced spirits to boost profit margins was delivering strong results, and the company said it had met its margin goals one year in advance.
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Like Fortnite, FRAG sets out to break down the barriers that have existed between genres and platforms by bringing the free-to-play format to battle action games, which for technical reasons were once limited to higher priced consoles.
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According to IDC, Apple saw a 24 percent year-over-year decline in tablet shipments, but it was able to curb the decline in terms of revenue by focusing on higher-priced tablets, like the newly launched iPad Pro.
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Tesla is selling a $46,000 version of the Model 3 with a less powerful battery that allows the car to be driven for 0003 miles before a recharge, rather than the 310 miles possible with the higher-priced models.
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It ultimately will be up to Fox's board and shareholders to decide whether it's worth trading in a Disney deal with a good chance of passing antitrust review for a higher-priced Comcast deal that poses more potential risks.
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NEW YORK, Dec 13 (Reuters) - JetBlue Airways Corp on Tuesday said it was earning more from checked bag fees and higher-priced fares than expected and plans to double the money it will return to shareholders via stock buybacks.
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Restrepo waited until just a few weeks before the game to list her properties, hoping to boost her chances of landing higher-priced last-minute bookings, and said she had already filled six of her properties on January 24.
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But it said it would invest in a different Michigan plant to expand production of higher-priced vehicles, including its F-150 pickup truck and the Mustang sports car, as well as a new battery-powered sport utility vehicle.
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Last fall, the higher-priced Tesla Model S sedan also lost it "recommended" status, even though Consumer Reports had given the car its best review score ever: 353 points on a scale only designed to go up to 100.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - A ballooning spread between the price of U.S. and European oil, coupled with lower shipping costs, has traders scrambling to take advantage of what may be a brief window of opportunity to ship crude to higher priced markets.
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"We don't want this to just be a coastal brand for men's clothing," Smith said, perhaps alluding to competitor Trunk Club, which is owned by Nordstrom and sells higher-priced apparel targeted to men with a lot of disposable income.
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The vast majority of Canadian crude exports go to the United States, and Energy East would have shipped 1.1 million barrels a day to east coast ports for loading onto tankers destined for higher-priced markets in Europe and Asia.
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Brito said positive factors included population growth and a young demographic, the fact that some regions still had room to catch up, the willingness of consumers to buy higher-priced premium brands and the improved attractiveness of Brazil to foreign investors.
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The change doesn't apply to Free and Standard Slack workspaces, where administrators need a legal reason to download workspace data; even with the higher-priced Plus and Enterprise Grid workspaces, administrators need to file a request to Slack to download it.
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The French company, whose brands include Remy Martin and Cointreau, stuck to its target for higher operating profits for the 2016/2017 financial year on Wednesday, with a focus on selling more of its higher-priced spirits to boost earnings.
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Last week, Tesla cut prices on its Model S by $33,000 and Model X by $2,000, and rolled out a free supercharging incentive to entice customers, causing some analysts to question whether demand is softening for these older, higher-priced models.
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Uber attributed growth in Rides to ongoing global expansion, access to pick up and drop off passengers at airports the world over, and higher-priced premium offerings for passengers like Uber Comfort, which uses vehicles with more head- and legroom.
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The weaker results were published after the group's chief executive Valerie Chapoulaud-Floquet, the architect of its push towards higher-priced spirits to drive profit margins, said last week she will step down by the end of 20.8901 for personal reasons.
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When consumers choose Divido as a payment option at checkout they are effectively asked to apply for financing to enable them to delay payment or split payments over a period of time, up to 5 years for higher priced items.
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"There can be a benefit to a narrow network if it's selecting higher-quality providers and leaving out the higher-priced one," says Simon Haeder, an assistant professor at the University of West Virginia who has studied the health marketplaces' networks.
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Otto Bula Bula, a Liberal Party senator until 2002, was tasked by Odebrecht with ensuring a certain number of higher-priced tolls were included in a contract to build the Ocaña-Gamarra highway, Colombia's Attorney General's office said late on Saturday.
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The weaker results were published after the group's chief executive Valerie Chapoulaud-Floquet, the architect of its push towards higher-priced spirits to drive profit margins, said last week she will step down by the end of 2019 for personal reasons.
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Coke did not disclose the size of its investment or other financial details but said it could increase its ownership in BodyArmor, whose higher-priced energy drinks use natural flavors and sweeteners such as pure cane sugar and coconut water concentrate.
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The Dow is price weighted, meaning that moves in a higher priced stock like Goldman Sachs carry substantially more weight than a lower priced stock like Verizon, despite the fact that Verizon has more than twice the market cap as Goldman.
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Revenue from iPhones was up 13% from the prior year on the back of the iPhone X. The higher-priced model helped Apple grow the average selling price of the iPhone to nearly $800 — up roughly $100 from a year ago.
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From the brand's well-known 501 jeans, perhaps its most popular design, to its Vintage Collection of higher-priced jackets and pants made of premium materials, Levi's continues to create new styles and be a brand beloved among various generations.
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But because the more affordable versions of Apple's and Google's flagships preserve many of the same features associated with their higher-priced cousins, it's likely helping the companies drive adoption among users who desire more advanced features but value affordability.
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You can argue that NBCU's position will give it an advantage compared with higher-priced competitors — except you have to have a cable subscription to access Peacock, unless you're a cord-cutter who wants to pay for mostly NBCU's library.
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LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian spot LNG prices stepped higher this week, shrugging off months of weakness, as Royal Dutch Shell replaced lost output from its Peru plant via spot markets and as a flurry of higher-priced deals surprised traders.
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Langer told an investor day the company will now focus on two main brands, one higher-priced premium line and another at lower prices for younger consumers, seeking to complement its smart business suits with more casual and sports outfits.
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Investors are obviously reaping rewards from ultra low fees — but they should also watch out for higher, hidden fees in the same funds, and strategies that lure investors into higher-priced products or into paying more for advice, say experts.
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"With our belief Apple will launch an iPhone X plus type combined with new improved features for the current sized iPhone X product, we believe Apple's iPhone franchise will extend strong sales of higher-priced iPhones through C2019," Walkley said.
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Analysts are hoping for a bigger pick up during the quarter, as more people buy into its higher-priced plans, which allow for more people to stream and download video simultaneously, or offer other features, like ultra high-definition viewing.
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Equinox, known for its higher-priced membership fees and scented towels, has roughly 75% of its health clubs in the affluent New York City metro area and in coastal California, according to a February 24 report from Moody's Investors Service.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liquor, which is trying to sell more of its higher-priced spirits to boost profitability, said it planned to accelerate advertising and promotional spending in the coming five years to boost sales.
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Seventy-seven percent of Etsy's sellers are businesses of one, and 28 percent live in rural areas, isolated from the urban centers where makers can organize to sell together and where many of the customers for higher-priced handmade goods live.
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The commission said that gas users in the southeast states, including Victoria and New South Wales, would have to pay substantially more for gas if they had to turn to supplies piped from Queensland that also have outlets to higher-priced international markets.
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Virtual try on could be an important piece for Amazon's fashion ambitions because buying clothes isn't always just about about fit — especially if you're contemplating buying higher priced, more experimental fashion vs wardrobe staples that people can be comfortable buying without trying.
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It could spur more adoption of its hardware and software devices in the classroom, even though its new $299 iPads for schools are higher priced than some of the low-end Chromebook options from Google that can range $100 to $150, for example.
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The company, which is struggling with deliveries of its higher-priced Model S and X luxury cars, said it has sent a team to investigate the video on Chinese social media apparently showing the latest in a string of fires involving its cars.
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Tesla, struggling with delay in delivery of its higher-priced Model S and X luxury cars, said on Tuesday it will bring back lower-priced options for those cars and roll out upgrades to improve their driving range and re-charging speed.
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For the first quarter, in the U.S. AB InBev reported lower sales volumes as Bud Light and Budweiser lost market share, but profit margins increased due to heightened consumption of higher-priced Michelob Ultra, Stella Artois and craft beers, the company said.
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The developer started to acquire higher-priced land parcels in its core markets from 2015 to expand the share of products that appeal to upgraders and to solidify its foothold in Guangzhou and core Tier 2 cities such as Foshan and Zhuhai.
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Still, the price drop could quell concerns from some analysts that demand for the higher-priced versions of the Model 3 was beginning to dry up in the United States, especially after a federal tax credit was cut in half this year.
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"Forward indicators for sales have remained at healthy levels albeit we have seen some increasing customer caution, particularly in the higher-priced markets of London and the South East, as a result of the ongoing political and economic uncertainty," the company said.
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The higher-priced Range Rover is certainly still an off-road capable vehicle, though it has often been favored just as much as a status symbol by wealthy drivers more likely to cruise through Miami Beach than barrel across the African savannah.
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Even though WTI futures for February were down, the U.S. front-month gained about 0.5 percent due to the contract roll from lower-priced January to the higher-priced February on Tuesday and closed at its highest level in over a week.
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Any job-creating force from increased domestic production following the imposition of tariffs on Mexican imports would be strongly muffled by job-displacing effects of higher-priced US goods — including parts used to produce other U.S. goods for export (thereby hurting US exports).
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According to Twitter's FAQ about Promote Mode, only those accounts with up to 2,000 followers will see the most value from this subscription at launch, but the company plans to offer additional, higher-priced subscription tiers for accounts with larger followings in the future.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Mount Gay rum, which is trying to sell more of its higher priced spirits to boost profit, said sales came in at 1.216 billion euros ($1.36 billion) for its full financial year, which ended on March 31.
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Mulberry is trying to reconnect with its roots as an upmarket British brand offering sturdy and chic handbags after an ill-fated push into higher-priced products led to a string of profit warnings and the dismissal of the former executive and creative teams.
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It would have been profitable this week, for example, to "buy the spread" between higher-priced Brent and lower-priced Shanghai by going long in the European contract and shorting Asia's as the spread widened from $1.60 a barrel on Monday to $4.60 on Wednesday.
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It's now evidently rethought the value of offering even higher-priced consumer cloud storage — doubtless as a consequence of fierce competition in the space with tech giants including Google, Dropbox, Microsoft and Amazon all duking it out to onboard as many consumers as possible.
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While PES was able to capitalize on that investment in 85033 and 2015, the collapse in oil prices and the end of the U.S. crude export ban in late 2015 hit the refiner hard and left it hostage to the higher-priced Brent crude index.
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From the brand's well-known 501 jeans, perhaps its most popular design, to its Vintage Collection of higher-priced jackets and pants made of premium materials, Levi's continues to be a top choice when it comes to denim, and has transcended generations as a brand.
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With consumer preferences shifting over the last several years to SUVs and pickup trucks — both of which generally are less fuel efficient than cars — there's been speculation about whether higher prices at the pump will slow sales of those larger and generally higher-priced options.
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Adjustments would occur as domestic production displaces higher-priced imports, the model shows, but in the long run, the U.S. GDP would still be 1.0 percent below a baseline without these tariffs, while China's GDP output would be one half percent below the baseline.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liquor, which is accelerating a drive to sell higher-priced spirits to boost profit margins, kept its goal to grow current operating profit on a comparable basis in the financial year that began on April 1.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liqueur, which is stepping up plans to sell higher-priced spirits in order to boost profit margins, said it also aimed to increase operating profits on a like-for-like basis in the current financial year.
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"What we see is the millennial customer in particular just wants to see different kinds of options, so they may join one or two," said Tom Cove, president and CEO of SIFA, adding that the stronger economy may benefit the higher-priced boutique category.
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The rise resulted from cost controls and robust sales of higher-priced spirits such as the 1738 Accor Royal and Club cognac brands in the United States, now the group's largest market, and improving demand for cognac in China in the last six months.
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As of the end of the first quarter of this year, Tesla still had more than 450,000 Model 3 reservations, and demand for the higher-priced vehicles, the Model S and Model X, reached record highs at the end of 2017, according to the company.
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That reflects the success of the iPhone X — "the most popular iPhone in the quarter once again," Apple CEO Tim Cook said on the company's earnings call — and perhaps some customers buying up to higher-priced iPhones with more storage to hold more photos, video and music.
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While it can expect to recover some of the hurricane hit at the end of 5.733, there was no clear fix for its two major U.S. brands, Budweiser and Bud Light, both suffering as drinkers shift to higher-priced craft beer as well as cheaper lagers.
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"We believe that consensus forecasts continue to miss the impact of a potential mix shift toward higher priced X phones even though our own ASP expectations are tempered somewhat by the addition of the relatively lower priced (compared to OLED models) LCD X phone," Goldman said.
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Lennar also posted its slowest growth in orders - a key indicator of future revenue - in more than a year as it grapples with choppy demand for higher-priced homes in Houston, where the economy has been hit hard by a two-year downturn in oil prices.
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The California Department of Insurance found in a recent investigation that many insurers have been selling higher-priced auto-insurance policies to people of color and low-income drivers in the Golden State, by more frequently offering discounts on insurance premiums to more affluent, white drivers.
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The proposals include a cap on out-of-pocket spending for enrollees in Medicare's prescription drug program, allowing up to five states to join together to negotiate drug prices for Medicaid and cutting Medicare payments to remove an incentive for doctors to prescribe higher-priced drugs.
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With an estimated 260 miles on a single charge, the rear-wheel drive slots between the higher-priced long-range option (which starts at around $53,000, offers all-wheel drive, and has about 310 miles of range) and the more affordable standard range version, which is not yet available.
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"So far, it seems that Apple's risk in introducing a much higher priced model (iPhone X devices are available for either $999 or $1,149) is paying off, as the iPhone X grabbed 0.93% of the overall market share for iPhones after the first weekend of sales," Localytics said.
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Demand growth for their higher-priced wide-body jets that can fly longer distances has slowed the most, as carriers opt for nimbler, fuel-saving planes that can fly travelers on ever-longer nonstop flights, a trend that helped kill the largest jetliner in the world, the Airbus A212.
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Even though built-in disc drives began to disappear from laptops several years ago to make the computers lighter and more mobile-friendly, you can still find USB-based external CD drives for $25 or less online; Apple's $79 SuperDrive, designed for its Mac laptops, is noticeably higher priced.
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On the surface, it reads like a greatest hits of past Republican attempts to restrict safety net benefits and includes some bizarre non sequiturs that Republicans also happen to support, like a call to eliminate a regulation banning investment advisers from scamming their clients into bad, higher-priced investments.
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Some Wall Street analysts believe demand for the higher-priced variants of the Model 230 is cooling in the US. Both Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank cautioned investors on Wednesday that Tesla might face a "demand air pocket," while Goldman Sachs said "sustainable demand is the real question" moving forward.
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Self-checkout scams have become so prevalent, some of the most commonly used techniques have cute-if-predictable nicknames, like "the banana trick" of scanning a cheaper item instead of a more expensive one, and "the switcheroo" which involves physically swapping the bar code or price tag on higher priced items.
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Electrek reports that in addition to those changes, some other tweaks mean you can only get certain options on higher-priced models now, which it looks like are designed to help make sure the company continues to see a healthy mix of buyers at all points in its pricing matrix.
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While Wall Street analysts and media coverage have focused on the shortfall in Model 3 production, Mr. Musk concentrated Wednesday on the fact that Tesla expected to deliver record numbers of its higher-priced Model S sedans and Model X sport-utility vehicles in the last three months of the year.
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The abrupt shake-up, which included the appointment of six new members to the AllianceBernstein board and the removal of nine, comes as investors continue to abandon higher-priced, actively managed mutual funds in favor of cheaper exchange-traded funds that track a wide variety of stock and bond indexes.
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In addition to focusing on selling the higher-priced Model 0003s, Tesla has pushed back deadline after deadline for the rate of production, causing many to question whether the company is capable of making the transition from being a limited-quantity luxury vehicle manufacturer to becoming one for the masses.
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The price cut of $2,000 beginning on Wednesday on the Model 3 - as well as on its higher-priced Model S and Model X - took the market by surprise and weighed on the stock, pushing it down 6.8 percent to close at $310.12, after falling as much as 33 percent during the session.
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Macquarie Capital analysts Maynard Um and Tim Liu, who rate Tesla's stock more optimistically than most on Wall Street, said in a research note on Friday that the move could be good — but mostly because it will drive more people to buy higher-priced versions of the car, leading to more profits.
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"Typically, the best deals will be on higher-priced tech or home-related items, and Amazon also tends to offer good discounts on its in-house devices like the Echo or Kindle, so if you're in the market for one of those, Prime Day should be a good day to snag one."
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Friday's 28-page proposal includes a number of measures to make drugs more affordable, including a cap on out-of-pocket spending for Medicare prescription drug enrollees, allowing up to five states to join together to negotiate drug prices for Medicaid and cutting Medicare payments to discourage doctors from prescribing higher-priced drugs.
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Prices in PCL have been sliding since mid-2014 on the back of multiple headwinds, notably punitive tax changes particularly targeted at higher priced estates, economic weakness in regions such as the Middle East and Russia which have traditionally supplied a hungry buyer base and prolonged political uncertainty triggered by last year's Brexit referendum.
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That higher average selling price means that Apple may have indeed succeeded in unlocking a new tier of consumer demand for higher-priced products, and its three-pronged approach may end up paying off in the end — though it still has to figure out how to ignite that massive upgrade cycle among the rest of its consumer base.
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Tesla still hasn't started production of the $35,353 version of the Model 3 originally promised in 2016, and some on Wall Street are worried that the company has tapped out demand for the higher-priced versions of the car in the United States — especially as other automakers are warning of a rough 2019 as car sales cool worldwide.
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But the fact that First View gives advertisers a coveted position at the top of the feed — putting to rest the worry that some people just don't scroll that much on Twitter — and that it's focused around premium video, both point to Twitter's interest in developing more higher-priced tiers around its main line of revenue generation.
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The launch of the $35,000 version, Tesla's cheapest model, last week comes at a crucial time for the company as some analysts had raised concerns that demand for the higher-priced versions of the Model 3 was beginning to dry up in the United States, especially after a federal tax credit was cut in half this year.
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It's seen as Tesla's first mass market car at $35,000, compared to the company's other higher-priced vehicles – the Model S and Model X. But there appears to be confusion over the naming of the cars, with some consumers thinking that the Model 3 is the next version of the Model S, something that Musk addressed recently.
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In fact, an investigation by the National Fair Housing Alliance, a Washington D.C.-based nonprofit, found that 60% of the time, applicants who were people of color — and way more financially qualified than their white counterparts —nevertheless were offered higher-priced car loans, costing them an extra $2,662 each over the course of the loan. Sen.
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Tesla is once again showing its Model 3 comps as BMWs and Audis – which, along with the move to open up orders to non-reservation holders for higher-priced variants, makes us wonder what this does to the idea of the Model 3 being the $27,500 mass market Camry killer that 450,20183 reservation holders had lined up for.
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At the same time, Mr. Cuomo retained his penchant for higher-priced infrastructure projects, proposing to invest $300 million to repurpose the Erie Canal to attract tourists, $28.83 million to build a drone facility upstate and an unspecified sum on an ambitious plan to revamp Penn Station to accommodate an additional 175,000 riders by building eight new tracks.
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Other companies that import a lot of their goods, like Wal-Mart, could also suffer from a potential border tax, he continued Trader Dan Nathan said that Ford's announcement that it is not opening a new plant in Mexico is not necessarily a good thing for consumers because it could lead to higher priced cars, which could also impact demand.
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At a Gamescom 2018 press conference in Cologne, Germany, Nvidia rolled out its newest generation of gaming chips - the RTX 2070, RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti. They are based on its recently launched chip blueprint called "Turing," which Nvidia is also using for higher-priced chips announced last week for game designers, movie makers and other computer graphics professionals.
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On opening night, the books for sale ranged from higher priced full-color monographs such as Camille Henrot: Elephant Child and Not Nothing: Selected Writings by Ray Johnson 1954–1994 to DIY zines like Liz Barr's I'm literally obsessed with Kim Kardashian (2015) and more political books like Black Transparency The Right to Know in the Age of Mass Surveillance.
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Britain's energy regulator said on Thursday it had started gathering information about E.ON's pricing practices in gaining new customers through the partnership with Age UK. That followed a report in the Sun newspaper which said German utility E.ON's UK subsidiary paid Age UK, which supports elderly people, 6 million pounds ($8.6 million) a year in a partnership that promoted higher-priced tariffs.
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The chart below shows how prices of homes in the low tier (yellow line) rise much faster than higher priced homes, but during the bust, they also plunge much faster and bottom out a lot lower (chart via John Burns Real Estate Consulting): From 6003 through the peak of the prior bubble in 2006, prices for low-tier homes soared 131%.
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As an intellectual tradition, Success Studies is loose and lazy enough to enfold an entire cretinous universe—airport-bookstore tomes about management; TED Talks and their higher-priced corporate event cousins in which a serious man in a turtleneck lays out the various ways to maximize your Personal Skill Stack; the garbage koans of off-brand online lifehack gurus; and the unhurried suasion of the Investor Letter.
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This higher-priced ice maker comes with other perks: a corresponding app (which you can download on your smartphone) that lets you set a schedule so that there's always plenty of ice whenever you want it, a refrigerated storage bin, and a sensor that automatically makes more ice as it gets low, or drains (refrigerated or not, the ice is bound to melt some no matter what).
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It hasn't happened today, thanks to a rally in oil and a set of indicators that have been in oversold territory for days on end, including a high put/call ratio, the VIX in backwardation (the front month contracts are higher priced than contracts further out), and horrible sentiment from rank-and-file traders (the American Association of Individual Investors weekly sentiment indicator hit an 11-year low this week).
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He and Ms. Burch met when he was exploring a potential acquisition for LVMH, and he was the driving force behind hiring Humberto Leon and Carol Lim of Opening Ceremony for Kenzo, transforming that into a more accessible brand, as well as preserving DKNY when Donna Karan left the company and LVMH closed the higher-priced main Donna Karan line (they later sold the lower priced line to G-III).
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EU officials seem to be in no mood to reward post-Brexit Britain with better trade terms, especially as countries from Greece to France are seeing a rise in popular sentiment for more independence from the EU. Whatever trade gains Britain sees from the export boost with a weaker currency, it will pay for in the form of higher-priced imports, which will now cost more when paid for with newly devalued pounds.
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This is generally a strong showing for Farfetch, for e-commerce, and also for those who are working in the area of online sales focused not on bargains and the middle-to-lower end of the market, but the higher-priced end aimed at luxury goods — a market that was estimated to be worth $307 billion in 2017 and projected to reach $446 billion by 2025 (according to Bain, and cited in the original IPO filing).
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But Musk is a strong marketer — he sold $1 million worth of limited edition baseball caps and $10 million worth of its "Not a flamethrower" torches to help fund his tunneling venture, The Boring Co. On Tesla's own website as well as on Amazon, and at some employee-only events, the electric vehicle maker sells everything from baseball caps and diecast models of its vehicles, to higher priced car accessories like a mobile connector that allows Tesla drivers to charge up using a typical household outlet.
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