HOPKINS ENDS HOLDOUT After missing just the opening day of training camp, Houston Texans wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins ended his holdout.
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But of course, this being the NFL, we couldn't get through the holdout without a cacophony of hot takes about how the holdout would ruin Bosa.
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Last September, several members of the Pittsburgh Steelers surprised the NFL world when they criticized Bell's holdout, calling him "selfish" when they thought his holdout had lasted too long.
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The Le'Veon Bell holdout has taken an ugly turn this afternoon, with some of his teammates—namely the offensive line—criticizing Bell for his continued holdout as the season quickly approaches.
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There has, however, been one major holdout — until now.
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The only other holdout from that group -- Democratic Sen.
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This she does literally and handily — with one holdout.
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Will it be the holdout Republicans in the Freedom Caucus?
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But there's one holdout that's still ripe for disruption: cars.
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This is the last big holdout in Iraq for (ISIS).
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Apple was the last major holdout on the 16GB front.
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There was only one holdout: a guy who was working.
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ET deadline ahead of Week 1 amid a contract holdout.
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Fourth, the process should encourage compromise rather than holdout behavior.
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Twitter, the lone holdout, is now in a strange position.
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Republican holdout, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, obtained more favorable treatment
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He had been working out in Europe during the holdout.
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To be fair, Florida is not the only results holdout.
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It has become the de facto last major rebel holdout.
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The Hagwilget band near Hazelton, B.C. is the remaining holdout.
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It will almost be as if the holdout never happened.
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Bank of America had arguably been the most notable holdout.
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The jury deadlocked on 10 charges because of a holdout juror.
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Through all of it, however, Sony has been the lone holdout.
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Ayanna Pressley, the lone holdout, remains uncommitted in the Democratic primary.
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Or at least she's not the holdout she was in 2006.
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Eleven jurors believed he was guilty — but there was one holdout.
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Instagram had been "the last holdout" against flat design, he said.
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"It's pretty exciting that we are the last holdout," she said.
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Trump ratcheted up the pressure on one moderate Republican holdout, Sen.
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Manchin became the only Democratic holdout Thursday, when North Dakota Sen.
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The holdout bank, which LetterOne did not name, could stymie the plan.
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Somalia, previously the only other remaining holdout, ratified the treaty in 2015.
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A few holdout sadists keep coming, but eventually, even they drift away.
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Eleven jurors had supported the murder charge, but there was one holdout.
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But until recently there was one major holdout: the Apache Software Foundation.
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However, there was one notable holdout: Barclays, the country's second biggest bank.
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Be smart: Holdout members are being given hope for candy without vegetables.
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Most of the money will be used to pay the holdout bondholders.
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Breaking news: Mike Lee is now motion-to-proceed holdout No. 5!
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Until now, PlayStation has been the lone holdout in the Fortnite family.
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That pledge was enough to bring one key conservative House holdout — Rep.
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Varejao was also returning to the lineup after a contentious contract holdout.
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That would allow Puerto Rico to force such deals on holdout creditors.
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Olson (2202) Scalia was the lone holdout in the 2628-28500 decision.
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Uber's premature launch in Portland, long an Uber holdout, was particularly rocky.
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The network was the last holdout after other tech platforms blocked him.
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Because of one holdout juror, the panel deadlocked on the other charges.
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Hajin is the last territorial holdout of the Islamic State in Syria.
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That begs the question, why is terrestrial radio the only remaining holdout?
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Le'Veon Bell's contract holdout has centered on the running back being irreplaceable.
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The visits could also be substantially increased if holdout states expanded Medicaid.
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Immigration officials said the sanctions send a message to the holdout nations.
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It is the last holdout of opposition after nine years of fighting.
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Dan Donovan, another such holdout, said he and fellow Empire State Reps.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Elsa Dorfman is an endearing holdout.
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Elliott is currently a holdout and working out on his own in Mexico.
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Argentina appears to be working systematically to settle with those various holdout groups.
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Schultz, fresh off the Pulitzer and enjoying the honeymoon period, was a holdout.
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Wells Fargo, based in San Francisco, had been a holdout among large lenders.
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Trudeau said at the time he would impose carbon pricing on holdout provinces.
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The lone holdout was a single family with long ties to the neighborhood.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), the only holdout among their number, to endorse Clinton.
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The holdout has been Russia, which has blocked similar efforts in recent years.
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Amazon appears to be the final holdout and still tips workers this way.
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General Manager Rick Smith said the dialogue was positive throughout the short holdout.
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It reached agreement in principle with four major U.S. holdout creditors on Feb.
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The FAA was a lone holdout, initially reaffirming that the plane was airworthy.
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The FAA was a lone holdout, initially insisting that the plane was airworthy.
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And he will also have to reach agreement with some remaining "holdout" creditors.
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On Friday morning, Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn, R-Texas, called holdout Sens.
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Excluding the two holdout provinces, the agreement covers 93 percent of Canada's population.
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Nice haul for a training-camp holdout who missed the first four games.
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The cumulative effect of Sanders's holdout can also be seen in the polls.
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Along the route, some holdout landowners voted for Mr. Trump, others for Mrs.
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Today it is the lone Republican holdout among the 6900 counties in Vermont.
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But there remains at least one holdout on the premises: Mr. Ringelheim himself.
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She was referring to the fact that while Argentina has participated in several intense negotiations over the last month with lawyers and principals of six of the biggest holdout hedge funds, it has not sat down with other holdout investors.
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The holdout was Tyson Slocum, an official at Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy group.
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The holdout was an official of Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy group in Washington.
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It reached agreement in principle with four major U.S. holdout creditors on Feb. 29.
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"My feeling is there's nothing to be gained by a holdout," Colbert said Wednesday.
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Another 2000 million stand to gain Medicaid coverage if remaining holdout states follow suit.
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Hours before the vote, another lawmaker who had previously been an impeachment holdout, Rep.
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Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, a holdout on the bill, said confusion reigns among lawmakers.
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Kentucky, where crippling pension debt saddles the state budget, is the lone holdout. Gov.
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All he needs is one holdout when the government must secure a unanimous verdict.
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There was a lone holdout — Alexander Danyliuk, the director of the national security council.
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And the biggest holdout may be the spirit world, where the dollar is king.
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That didn't keep holdout Republicans from signing onto the bill throughout the day. Sens.
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Marshall's strategy rested on remaking the judiciary as the last holdout of Federalist power.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Daniel Mudd, the last holdout among former top Fannie Mae FNMA.
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The F.A.A. had been the holdout regulator in allowing the jetliners to keep flying.
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The US FAA was a lone holdout, initially insisting that the plane was airworthy.
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But unlike last season, Donald's holdout could impact his free agency status in 20133.
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But he added that he's done making tweaks aimed at winning over holdout senators.
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He is not in camp, and many are reporting a long holdout is possible.
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Republicans in the holdout states may also not be feeling the same political pressures.
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Maybe you're a holdout from the classic series, which ran from 1963 to 1989.
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Six of the G7 are on board—with the United States the lone holdout.
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Jimmy Fallon was the last holdout in late night they kept politics on the backburner.
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A wounded girl fleeing ISIS's embattled holdout of Baghouz stands in a field on Feb.
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Clinton also wants to work on expanding Medicaid to the 19 holdout states, she added.
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But a group of "holdout" hedge funds went to the courts asking for full repayment.
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Our thought bubble: Until bill specifics are released, it's uncertain how holdout Republicans will vote.
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Presumably Uber can shift the fight down to Victoria, which remains a recalcitrant ridesharing holdout.
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Another source said holdout exporters may now feel compelled into sales to preserve market share.
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GOP aides say Collins's vote is likely lost — but she's far from the only holdout.
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Before Tuesday, many feared that Elliott's holdout would carry into the start of the season.
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John McCain — previously a holdout on the tax plan — said he would support the bill.
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Trump succeeded in winning over holdout senators who had raised doubts about the tax legislation.
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Ezekiel Elliott has not reported to the Dallas Cowboys' training camp, making his holdout official.
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One holdout is Aston Martin, known for the knee-weakening beauty of its British cars.
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While all of India's neighbors have accepted Xi's vision, New Delhi remains a giant holdout.
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The Cuban-born Gonzalez, who speaks fluently in Spanish and English, had been the holdout.
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The lone holdout is perhaps the most famous member of The Hills cast — Lauren Conrad.
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Jeff Flake, a key holdout, announced just after noon that he would back the plan.
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But there were still some holdout and undecided lawmakers ahead of next week's planned vote.
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Investors had already factored in an eventual deal between the government and its holdout creditors.
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"There was one holdout," the juror in the trial, Paula Duncan, said in an interview.
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Another holdout was Mangosuthu Buthelezi, the leader of the largely Zulu-based Inkatha Freedom Party.
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Critics of the measure had identified him as a potential holdout against his party's legislation.
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But Mount Greenwood, a holdout from the pre-white flight era, is a rare exception.
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Among the Big Three Detroit automakers, Ford was the last holdout in resisting the union.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), a holdout over defense spending, announced he would vote "yes," and Sen.
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" Reeker, however, said he did not have "definitive knowledge that Mulvaney was behind the holdout.
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ET. Since he didn't join the team and remains a holdout, Bell cannot be traded.
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Darnold had a short holdout and arrived for his first practice only on July 30.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), another holdout — but it certainly doesn't seem to have happened yet.
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New Hampshire was the last holdout before becoming the 22nd state to decriminalize earlier this week.
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The last holdout Uber's driver experience team is working through a punch-list of drivers' needs.
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Among the major powers of the music world, the only holdout from SoundCloud now is Sony.
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But at this point Ryan is hardly the only holdout on supporting the unconventional presumptive nominee.
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Gordon's agent, Fletcher Smith, told ESPN's Adam Schefter of the holdout and trade scenarios on Thursday.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Hedge fund Trilogy Capital Management, the last holdout bondholder of Caesars Entertainment Corp's (CZR.
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Interestingly, one major holdout was DeepMind, which did most of its research on the Torch7 library.
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The holdout creditors rejected 2005 and 2010 debt swaps that offered 30 cents on the dollar.
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The situation essentially makes Drouin a true holdout, which is nearly unheard of in today's NHL.
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Prat-Gay said negotiations would continue with remaining holdout investors, including bondholders in Germany and Japan.
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Argentina returned to global debt markets and paid off its so-called holdout creditors in April.
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North Carolina, the other holdout, is also considering measures to raise the age of criminal responsibility.
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McConnell might try to cut some last-minute deals to win over those holdout votes. Sens.
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The other holdout, the New York Mets, hosted a Pride event this year after facing criticism.
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Additionally, the article misstated the number of holdout senators needed to kill the health-care bill.
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The world's largest carmaker, Toyota, is a notable holdout in the rush toward completely autonomous cars.
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Two holdout Republican senators on Monday confirmed that they would back the tax plan, leaving Sen.
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The standoff lasted 41 days until the last holdout inside the refuge surrendered in February 2016.
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Unanimity among member states is a precondition for the deal, and Belgium was the only holdout.
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Failure to convince the holdout bank, which L1 did not name, could have scuppered the plan.
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Because of a single holdout, the jury failed to convict Mr. Manafort on 10 other charges.
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As a new residential neighborhood grew around it, the inn remained a holdout from another era.
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I can't predict the future of cybercurrencies any more than the holdout dreamers and the naysayers.
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Last May, Burkina Faso switched recognition to China, leaving Swaziland as the lone holdout in Africa.
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Nissan and Volkswagen have also paused operations in the U.S. Tesla has been a notable holdout.
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She didn't share many details about the holdout juror, other than that she is a woman.
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Williams, 22018, is in the midst of a holdout due to reported dissatisfaction with the organization.
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One holdout had long been Harvard, where a large chunk of the endowment was managed internally.
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This woman, Duncan said, was the lone holdout, causing the 10 charges to end in mistrial.
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Two years ago, he was a training camp holdout because he was unhappy with his contract.
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No matter how long Bell's holdout lasts, the Steelers don't expect it to be a distraction.
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One unlikely holdout, Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas, represents a state that President Trump won handily.
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) expressed concern on Friday for the civilians stuck in the ISIS holdout.
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Tulsi Gabbard (Hawaii), who had previously been a holdout on the issue, said in a Sept.
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But the Trump administration has so far remained a holdout in this space, talking about repeal.
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He did so without getting a dollar of border wall funding — the original reason for the holdout.
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There was the Freedom Caucus — the holdout conservatives who thought the bill preserved too much of Obamacare.
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A big holdout is the United States, which signed the treaty but has yet to ratify it.
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All the hand-wringing about how his holdout would affect him was a complete waste of airspace.
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Pollack said negotiations would continue with the four leading holdout investors that had not accepted the deal.
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His electoral incentives are probably too strong to expect he'd ever become a serious anti-Trump holdout.
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The Winnipeg Jets signed Josh Morrissey to a two-year, $6.3 million contract, ending the defenseman's holdout.
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The injunctions at issue prevented Argentina from servicing its restructured debt until it paid the holdout investors.
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Well, it turns out the drafters of the Senate bill have left room to accommodate holdout senators.
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Lisa Murkowski (AK) announced she wouldn't support Kavanaugh, all eyes turned to Collins, the last Republican holdout.
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The bonds would finance the payout to all holdout creditors who had reached an agreement, he said.
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Under the terms of the agreement the holdout investors said they would not interfere with capital-raising.
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This is such a strong, powerful signal to holdout franchises that haven't quite entered the smartphone ecosystem.
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The company is hoping to continue negotiating with the holdout and come to a resolution this week.
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The Anaheim Ducks have signed the holdout defenseman Hampus Lindholm to a six-year, $31.5 million contract.
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Do not be a holdout here, because we can always replace property, but we cannot replace lives.
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The holdout is Bernie Sanders, who doesn't want to jeopardize his spot in other debates. http://bit.
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Several interactions with one man on the jury made it seem that he was a (the?) holdout.
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Toyota has been a holdout from CarPlay, Apple's in-dash infotainment system that works with your iPhone.
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Eight of those, including the United States, had approved the deal; China had been the lone holdout.
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Callimachi: We are trying to get to western Mosul, to basically the last holdout that ISIS had.
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The tech giant worked with the longtime public-cloud holdout Bank of America to develop the cloud.
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The Netherlands was the last holdout, after voters rejected the deal in a national referendum last year.
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Holdout states said their cases are aimed in part at uncovering the extent of the company's misconduct.
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Texas and Florida are the main prizes, as they have the highest populations of the holdout states.
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Loans jumped to $23.2 billion in 2016, after President Mauricio Macri resolved a dispute with holdout creditors.
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Electricity remains the last holdout; 68 percent has been restored and nine of 78 municipalities remain without.
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The jury deliberations dragged on for six days largely because of one stubborn holdout, the juror claimed.
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Elliott ended his holdout this week and signed a six-year, $90 million contract extension with Dallas.
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That is the injunction that forced Argentina under two different governments back to the negotiating with holdout creditors.
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Ngakoue didn't attend minicamp in June and had been a holdout through the first 11 days of camp.
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The Mac Pro was the last holdout, the final Apple product made in the United States, until recently.
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Apple's steadfast refusal to outfit its MacBook line with a touchscreen option is a well-known industry holdout.
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Henry Cueller, the only remaining Democrat holdout, was expected to add his signature if it made the difference.
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Ms Sawant, who (along with one other holdout) voted to keep the tax, called it a "serious betrayal".
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The last holdout was Catalina Island, off the coast of California, which finally converted to dial in 1978.
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That makes it impossible to force holdout creditors into a deal agreed to by a majority of bondholders.
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Haftar's Libyan National Army took a final holdout from its rivals in December, but demining can take months.
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With U.S. help, the Kurdish-led militia are poised to seize Islamic State's last holdout in eastern Syria.
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This week, his government announced that it would impose a "backstop" carbon tax on those four holdout provinces.
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Twice invaded by Italy, it was for most of the twentieth century Africa's one holdout against European control.
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Shelley Moore Capito, a Republican senator who remains a clear holdout on backing GOP plans for health care.
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The government is moving ahead with the external debt issuance to pay for the settlement with holdout creditors.
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Diego Machuca, 32, banks with Apple Pay-holdout Commonwealth Bank, has an iPhone and is already "largely cashless".
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There's a growing sense that Trump will step in to whip holdout lawmakers into supporting the final bill.
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Schiff's holdout comes amid a narrow window to pass the annual intelligence bill before the new fiscal year.
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If the state now must be a holdout in order to keep vulnerable people safe, so be it.
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In March of 21990, Argentina, the last democratic holdout in the Southern Cone, had fallen to the military.
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Williams, 31, requested a trade earlier this season, but the team elected to wait out his holdout instead.
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They and other holdout states feared communities would lose too much control over what their kids get taught.
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China remains the only holdout, amid trade tensions with the U.S. over the deficit and intellectual property rights.
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If the deal doesn't come together, it's possible that Elliott decides to take his holdout into Week 1.
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Piggly Wiggly, the lone holdout, said that it would continue to stock the sauce, owing to customer demand.
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In the Kaiser poll this month, 56 percent of people across the 17 holdout states favor expanding Medicaid.
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And the regional branch of the Islamic State here will certainly see their holdout as a propaganda coup.
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So in September 13, Assad prepared to move on Idlib and finally dismantle the last major opposition holdout.
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The CACs are intended to help prevent holdout investors blocking a debt restructuring to get a better deal.
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But the bottom line is, the holdout helped force [former national security adviser John] Bolton to step forward.
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Gordon lost around $1 million as a result of the holdout and will play on his original contract.
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In 2018, linebacker Khalil Mack's holdout prompted a September trade to the Chicago Bears from the Oakland Raiders.
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Now the coming court proceedings will give Puerto Rico extraordinary powers to impose losses on holdout creditors unilaterally.
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The main holdout fighters are thought to be die-hard foreigners and ISIS leadership, taking a last stand.
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The Netherlands has been the lone holdout in ratifying the agreement within the European bloc's 28 member nations.
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Until Melvin Gordon ends his holdout, Henry will be one of the focal points of the Chargers' offense.
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The CACs are intended to help prevent holdout investors blocking a debt restructuring to get a better deal.
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Gordon finished with 612 rushing yards and nine touchdowns in 12 games last season after ending his holdout.
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Senate Republicans — Bob Corker was the only holdout — narrowly passed a sweeping tax bill just before 26 a.m.
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Among Latin American nations, Mexico has been the most notable holdout on recognizing the government of Mr. Guaidó.
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With U.S. help, the Kurdish-led fighters are poised to seize Islamic State's last holdout in eastern Syria.
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Perhaps the president's political logic and his personal influence will, in the end, prove decisive with enough holdout Republicans.
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Former Steelers star LaMarr Woodley has advice for Le'Veon Bell ... telling TMZ Sports, "No strip clubs" during the holdout!!
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Their best hope is that Trump's immense pressure on these holdout members over the weekend forces them to buckle.
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That's why they've kept talking in recent days, and why Trump went golfing yesterday with conservative holdout Rand Paul.
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Smoke and fire billow after shelling on the Islamic State group's last holdout of Baghouz, Syria, on March 3.
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Watchers of this space will not be surprised that I have been a holdout on the electric pressure cooker.
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After everyone else, including Fadell, started to agree that multitouch was the way forward, Schiller became the lone holdout.
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Elliott is officially a holdout and could be fined up to $40,000 for each day of camp he misses.
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Shelley Moore Capito had been a holdout on the vote Tuesday because of Medicaid, but she ultimately voted yes.
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Acting Spokesperson Mark Toner, a holdout from Obama's administration, delivered remarks and said there will be another briefing tomorrow.
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"Substantive" talks with holdout bondholders starting in early January could lead to a return to credit markets in 2016.
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That clause essentially prevents Argentina from paying existing bondholders of its restructured debt unless holdout creditors are also paid.
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One noteworthy holdout is the American Physical Society (physics geeks), though that group does have its own climate statement.
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Canada on Wednesday joined other nations and temporarily grounded Boeing 737 Max planes, making the U.S. a notable holdout.
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The funds raised would be used to repay so-called holdout creditors who have sued the country for repayment.
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"Panama had been the last holdout, if you will, of the large financial centers," Gurria told CNBC on Friday.
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Last month, Argentina's government overturned legal impediments to paying holdout creditors, thus meeting Griesa's requirements for lifting the injunctions.
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Washington coach Jay Gruden said Saturday it's unlikely the Redskins will try to trade holdout offensive lineman Trent Williams.
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Spain is a holdout now, but it was once part of a small enclave — largely forgotten — called Little Spain.
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The new language could make it tougher for Graham and Cassidy to win over holdout Republicans such as Sen.
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These ripples are the last holdout from Einstein's general theory of relativity to have evaded confirmation by direct evidence.
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Last month Argentina's government overturned legal impediments to paying holdout creditors, thus meeting Griesa's requirements for lifting the injunctions.
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He says LC is the only holdout, and it sounds like there's some unfinished biz between her and Spence.
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The podcast excels at investigating overlooked phenomena and stories in design history, such as holdout houses and hostile architecture.
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Yet work requirements could also make expansion more appealing to conservative lawmakers and voters in the remaining holdout states.
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Doctors Perched atop a hill overlooking a major thoroughfare, the massive brick tower was a holdout from decades earlier.
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The skating rink was the lone Jim Crow holdout: Black skaters could attend only if it was "ebony" night.
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He is something of a holdout in that sense and has become a walking repository of the city's boxiana.
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A lone holdout said he could not vote to convict Mr. Hernandez, a disabled factory worker from New Jersey.
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Because of that holdout, Donald would not attain an accrued season for 2018 if not in camp by Aug.
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Holdout moderates will face tremendous pressure to cave or else deal their party and President Trump a humiliating defeat.
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Netflix is the biggest holdout — "I feel like I should buy a cake or something when that happens," Rosengren says.
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On one point they did agree: that the film's protagonist, Daniel Goldstein, the last holdout, could be a little harsh.
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Brown, a three-time Pro Bowler and 2012 All-Pro, made his season debut in Seattle after a protracted holdout.
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Nanjie is China's last Maoist village—a stubborn holdout against the growing capitalism of urban areas like Beijing and Shanghai.
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Al-Bab was ISIS' last significant holdout between the northern countryside of Aleppo and Raqqa, the group's de facto capital.
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According to Rapoport, the team is prepared for Mack to miss minicamp, which begins Tuesday, and officially become a holdout.
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The Dallas Cowboys reportedly have offered to make holdout Ezekiel Elliott one of the NFL's two highest-paid running backs.
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A juror in Paul Manafort's trial told Fox News that a lone holdout blocked his conviction on all 18 counts.
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The main holdout against the trend towards harsher treatment of migrants is Colombia, by far the largest destination for Venezuelans.
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The United States is currently the only holdout on the agreement, although it can't formally leave the treaty until 2020.
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And despite the cord-cutting trend, watching sports on TV is one holdout from that shift (largely because of availability).
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has been using a flurry of last-minute dealmaking to win over holdout senators.
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The francophone region of Wallonia, population 3.5 million, has been the lone holdout and refused to approve the trade pact.
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Two holdout jurors kept Bill Cosby from being convicted guilty of sexual assault, a juror told ABC News on Wednesday.
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Mike Lee, a conservative holdout on the Senate's health care plan, with a phone call from New Jersey on Saturday.
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Susan Collins of Maine, who has been a holdout on moving forward with efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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They implored the last holdout in the armed occupation of a wildlife refuge here to think about the Holy Spirit.
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Holdout miners' blocks would build on each other, creating two different chains locked in a race to become the longest.
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Per the report, Washington "hasn't flinched," rebuffing teams that have repeatedly called about Williams' availability amid his training camp holdout.
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Cruz has yet to announce his support for Trump, and his holdout could help pressure Trump on issues like abortion.
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The stock has risen about 14 percent since the company unveiled its sweetened offer for holdout creditors on Sept. 21.
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Thirty holdout tenants remained, and while some despised the young backpackers, Sir Shadow welcomed a new audience for his art.
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One staunch holdout is Roland Formica, who opened his water-bed business, Odds-N-Ends, just north of Berkeley, Calif.
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You might have clocked one notable holdout in that list: Universal Music, one of the "big three" global music publishers.
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It was nice when Samsung was the rare holdout keeping the headphone jack there, but apparently all nice things die.
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This is the final holdout, perhaps, of Syria's Sunni rebellion, and it is facing a ghastly yet hideously unnoticed onslaught.
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Iraqi helicopters have been pounding west Mosul with missiles as its troops push into Islamic State's last holdout in Iraq.
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Microsoft, Google, Intel, and other big companies are already FIDO members, and Apple was seen by some as a holdout.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, the final holdout among the moderates, released a brief statement that avoided addressing Mr. Trump's behavior.
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Legendary investor Warren Buffett said the market for Apple's iPhones is not yet saturated, counting himself as a notable holdout.
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Collins was a key holdout, and she said the personal promise from McConnell helped win her support for the legislation.
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And in Armenia, a post-Soviet holdout against democratic trends, power shifted last year amid nationwide protests to opposition reformists.
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RB Le'Veon Bell is only hurting himself with his holdout, Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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The company has now raised a total of $22015 million and is licensed in 255 states (Hawaii is the lone holdout).
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Samsung has been a holdout with supporting Alexa and Google Assistant on its TVs since it has its own assistant, Bixby.
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Mack had been a holdout during the pre-season as he sought to become one of the NFL's highest-paid defenders.
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Yet after taking the lead in designing the overhaul, the United States was the holdout as the proposal languished in Congress.
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Gmail was the glaring holdout, presumably delayed by the addition of the IMAP protocol needed to support non-Google email accounts.
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Jeff Flake — who, like Corker, had been a holdout and has sharply attacked Trump's capabilities as president — voted for the bill.
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Here's how to follow us: If you're a Google+ holdout or consume your news on Instagram and Instagram alone, fear not.
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It hopes this will set a precedent for negotiations with holdout investors in bonds with a face value of $6 billion.
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The government is poised to pay the holdout creditors and exit default within weeks, and is working on bringing down inflation.
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Toronto right winger William Nylander, a holdout before signing a contract last week, played his first game of the season Thursday.
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The one holdout, Martin O'Malley, settled for a smaller audience during a visit to Tama, when only one man turned up.
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The holdout juror, who the foreman identified as someone other than himself, presented Newman with a rare note explaining his position.
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According to multiple reports, the deal includes $61 million in guaranteed money, which brings Thomas' training camp holdout to an end.
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His unhappiness over how the Redskins diagnosed the growth was a major factor in his eight-game holdout that ended Tuesday.
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LAX was a notable holdout against Uber's cheapest ride-hailing service, as taxi companies lobbied to keep out a potent competitor.
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Canada has been a notable holdout, with frustrated Canadians resorting to borrowed app store account details from their U.S.-based friends.
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Saudi Arabia, a longtime holdout, recently started allowing women to attend matches under a push from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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This can (and probably will) be read as reactionary, a holdout against attempts to accommodate the rights of non-binary people.
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With both sides seemingly holding firm on their positions, there's a chance that the holdout extends into the preseason and beyond.
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The last major environmental holdout for Clinton is Friends of the Earth Action, which says it remains in the Sanders camp.
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones doesn't appear to be in a rush to get holdout running back Ezekiel Elliott into camp.
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Its status as a holdout earned it an unofficial nickname: MacBook Escape, after the key that the Touch Bar had banished.
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Burr told The Hill over the weekend that Schiff's holdout delayed important legislation that pertains to Russian aggression and election security.
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One holdout: CNN reports that China can't seem to flip Swaziland, which remains loyal to Taiwan after decades of cultural exchanges.
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One holdout was the New York City District Council of Carpenters — one of three unions that did not reach new deals.
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Trump is trying to make a deal with North Korea, a last Cold War holdout, much as Obama did with Cuba.
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Pelosi's comments came after key House Democrats piled on the push from the speaker's allies to end the impeachment articles holdout.
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The holdout is officially coming to end 3 weeks into the season ... with Ian Rapoport reporting Gordon is rejoining his team.
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"Godspeed, wonderful bookshop, on your journey into the uncertain future," Malcolm writes to Argosy, a family-owned holdout in gentrified Manhattan.
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"Rocket League" previously allowed cross play between PC, Xbox, and Switch players, with Sony's PlayStation 4 community as the lone holdout.
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"There was one holdout," Paula Duncan, a member of the jury and a Trump supporter, said of the remaining 10 counts.
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Le'Veon Bell is stayin' afloat during his holdout -- zippin' around Miami on a jet ski ... and TMZ Sports has the video.
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Read more: Jerry Jones says he expects Ezekiel Elliott's holdout to last into the regular season, and there doesn't appear to be an end in sightWhile the holdout threatened to last into the season, on Wednesday the deal came together, reuniting the Cowboys with their most dangerous offensive weapon and securing Elliott's future with the franchise through 2026.
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The big holdout — Elliott Management — is still haggling, and the Argentine Congress and an American judge would have to bless any bargain.
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While in New York Caputo has said on several occasions that he sees progress and has met with several different holdout investors.
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California was a lone holdout and the Justice Department didn't seriously challenge its position until the arrival of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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But the idea that his holdout was going to hurt him was always one based on short-sighted, team-focused public relations.
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The group's last significant holdout north of Raqqa -- the town of al Bab -- is remorselessly bombed by US, Russian and Turkish aircraft.
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The president pressured another potential holdout at a West Virginia event late Monday, calling out the state's Republican senator, Shelley Moore Capito.
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Russian-backed forces of Syria's Bashar al-Assad regime will ensure the rebels are driven out of Idlib — the last rebel holdout.
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My assumption all along has been that it's at least possible Mitch McConnell can win over holdout votes with some token gestures.
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You may remember that he played a key role in persuading some holdout Republicans to vote for the House's Obamacare repeal bill.
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Even Facebook, a GIF holdout for years, just recently added official support for GIFs in comments (though still not in new posts).
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Backers of #IamMedicaid hope that expansion is still in the cards, especially now that fellow red state holdout Oklahoma has reversed course.
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We now only see glimpses of the guy who once would do anything to win over the last holdout in the room.
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But Thomas is not inclined to wait on another contract and agent David Dunn has successfully navigated holdout situations in the past.
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Later Tuesday, Risner agreed to terms on his contract, according to The Athletic's Nicki Jhabvala, leaving Lock as the only possible holdout.
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In March, Argentinian senators agreed to the bond issue and the use of part of the funds generated to pay holdout creditors.
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Ryan, meanwhile, has criticized Trump multiple times throughout his campaign, finally endorsing the GOP nominee in June after a month-long holdout.
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"It is my hope that the few remaining 'holdout' claims will be resolved in the next six to 12 months," Pollack said.
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More excellent Tami Luhby on what matters most: the policy implications:MJ on the other primary GOP holdout -- McCain's choice: legacy or repeal.
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Argentina is now poised to raise more than $12 billion through bond sales, the proceeds of which will pay its holdout creditors.
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He's trying to convince those holdout Senate Republicans that their hold on power is directly connected to passing a tax-cut bill.
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Elliott was not without his critics for his early holdout, but ultimately, the deal worked out for both himself and the Cowboys.
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The day happens to coincide with the final push against the last holdout of the Islamic State in Baghuz, near Deir Ezzour.
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They are also dealing with running back Ezekiel Elliot's holdout, which will require them to make important decisions in the near future.
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Bell ended his 2017 holdout before the regular season, but it remains unclear if or when he'll join the Steelers this season.
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Running back Ezekiel Elliott and the Dallas Cowboys agreed to a six-year, $90 million contract that ends his five-week holdout.
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But legislators and governors in the holdout states have consistently opposed the expansion, citing a range of political, ideological and fiscal concerns.
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The result sparked public outrage in an age of nativism and anti-Semitism, including rumors that the holdout had themselves been Jewish.
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"Hajin is the last holdout of territory," said Brett McGurk, the White House special representative in the fight against the Islamic State.
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Now, these drone images have provided the clearest account yet of a grinding battle that continues against the Islamic State's holdout force.
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The report added that Donald is unconcerned about any bearing a holdout would have on his free agent status or accrued fines.
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They also scored Le'Veon Bell, a superstar running back, in free agency after Bell's holdout (and eventual exit) last season with Pittsburgh.
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Bell ended his 285 holdout before the regular season, but it remains unclear if or when he'll join the Steelers this season.
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Los Angeles Chargers running back Melvin Gordon is ending his holdout and will report to the team Thursday, multiple outlets reported Wednesday.
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Regardless, some holdout states will most likely reconsider expanding Medicaid with repeal of the Affordable Care Act off the table for now.
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On the Labour side, "Jeremy Corbyn seems to be the strongest holdout against a second referendum," said Mr. Webb, the politics professor.
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The final push on the stadium came after the SDF neutralized ISIS' other remaining holdout in Raqqa, the city's hospital, earlier Tuesday.
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Before Syria, the only other holdout was Nicaragua, a country that didn't sign because it thought the agreement didn't go far enough.
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Half-brother John Nelson was the only holdout, but that doesn't mean he opposes the move -- only that he didn't actually sign it.
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Its ability to settle with some of the holdout hedge funds could put pressure on the remaining hedge funds to resolve the dispute.
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Talks between the so-called holdout funds and former President Cristina Fernandez collapsed in July 2014, leading Argentina to fall back into default.
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Macri has lifted capital and trade controls, slashed bloated power subsidies and cut a debt deal with "holdout" creditors in the United States.
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Investors could be forced into a settlement over the objections of holdout bondholders under certain circumstances, according to a draft of the bill.
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One of the holdout jurors who voted against conviction told the Philadelphia Inquirer he blamed Constand's actions for what allegedly happened that night.
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Smith's holdout lasted 22016 days, including 216 missed practices, and he reported with 231 days left before Week 213 of the regular season.
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Sure, you might point to Calabasas, but then Bel Air, Hancock Park, and even some holdout pockets of Pasadena would raise their hands.
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"Panama is the last major holdout that continues to allow funds to be hidden offshore from tax and law enforcement authorities," he added.
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The most effective treatment method to date is rapid amputation of the afflicted area (with a blunt instrument, in a filthy holdout shelter).
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John Kasich, who was the last holdout in the GOP primary, won't be addressing the Republican convention that's held in his own backyard.
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Kasich ran against Trump for the Republican nomination, and has been a prominent holdout ever since dropping out of the race in May.
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Ms. Donahue said she believed access to bankruptcy would simplify the restructuring, because bankruptcy has tools for forcing holdout creditors to accept deals.
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After carrying the ball just 32 times as a rookie, he enjoyed a breakout season in 2018, taking over for holdout Le'Veon Bell.
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New York City has been a holdout in the electric scooter craze, but after a city council hearing Wednesday, that could finally change.
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Other holdout investors are still awaiting payment, with the total face value in 2001 of bonds held by holdouts worth more than $6bn.
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The ELN had been the last holdout after the main leftist group, FARC, signed a peace accord with the government in November 2016.
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The bill also contains a so-called collective action clause, making it possible to impose binding settlements on holdout creditors who want more.
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The Obama administration is redoubling its call for holdout states to expand Medicaid amid growing worries nationwide about opioid use and mental health.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) had been another coal-state holdout of the bill, but he came out in favor of it on Wednesday.
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Corker was the lone Republican holdout on the Senate's tax reform bill, which passed 51-49 in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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The only major holdout to date has been Judge Lance Ito, who chose not to give up his judgeship by commenting in print.
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Smith's holdout lasted 29 days, including 15 missed practices, and he reported with 26 days left before Week 1 of the regular season.
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The criminal case against Hernandez ended in a mistrial in May, when a lone holdout prevented the jury from reaching a unanimous decision.
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Bernie Sanders confirmed he would not attend a major pro-Israel conference in Washington on Monday, the only holdout among the presidential candidates.
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Nintendo for a long time has been a holdout in keeping its brands off smartphones, and it's suffered as a consequence of that.
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In this final holdout of many a depraved night, the intense electronic music is minimalist and crudely industrial—and so are the bathrooms.
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Why it matters: Twitter was the highest-profile holdout from the wave of companies and platforms that have recently shut down Jones' accounts.
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Bashar al-Assad and Vladimir Putin have resumed their offensive in Syria's holdout province of Idlib with another gruesome campaign of indiscriminate bombing.
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Holdout users were mainly aging collectors, and only a few companies, like Montblanc, which had been acquired in 1988 by Richemont, were flourishing.
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WASHINGTON — The election results in Maine and Virginia have energized supporters of expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act in several holdout states.
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Darnold, the No. 3 overall pick in April's draft, ended a short contractual holdout that had kept him away for almost a week.
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And yet he has become an unlikely holdout as Mr. McConnell tries to find the votes to pass the measure, starting next week.
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India, with more than 600 million internet users — second only to China — has been a notable holdout when it comes to blocking Huawei.
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He said he was prepared to pressure holdout senators by having the kind of stadium-style rallies he had during his presidential campaign.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have gone from taking calls on holdout running back Le'Veon Bell to making them, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
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Los Angeles Chargers running back Melvin Gordon is about ready to start the 2105 season after sitting out in a contract-related holdout.
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He said he was prepared to pressure holdout senators by holding the kind of stadium-style rallies he led during his presidential campaign.
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Spotify was able to secure direct licensing agreements with Sony Music and Universal for the Indian market, but Warner Music remains a holdout.
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"They're telling us that all the militia abandoned us," one holdout, Sandy Anderson, 48, said on the first live stream, referring to the FBI.
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Samsung has stood as the major holdout in a year when seemingly every other smartphone maker moved to releasing displays with a notch cutout.
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The U.S. was at one point the only holdout, but a number of other countries — including Australia, Austria and Hungary — also declined to sign.
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Even over recess, we saw another Democrat holdout support the impeachment investigation -- and polling shows a growing appetite for impeachment AND removal from office.
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They have also begun to spread out toward Hawija, a former ISIS holdout in the south of Kirkuk, and in the direction of Baghdad.
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The move followed years of other streaming and traditional television networks ditching the history-making sitcom from their lineups — Bounce was the final holdout.
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Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald ended his holdout on Saturday by reporting to the team and passing a physical, the team announced.
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Susan Collins, a holdout on ObamaCare, has voiced her opposition to what she considers tax breaks for the wealth in the GOP draft plans.
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The all-male Best Director category, boldly called out by Natalie Portman from the stage, remains a holdout for the old guard of Hollywood.
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To see if the status quo is changing elsewhere, Vox asked Republican governors and state legislative leaders in the 18 holdout states for comment.
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As well videos showing the destruction of last remaining rebel holdout near the capital Damascus, Najem interviews other young locals trapped by the conflict.
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Apple does have one major tailwind going into 93: Previous holdout brands like Nintendo are finally starting to make their way onto mobile devices.
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Among the agreements negotiated in New York is a $4.65 billion cash payment to the main holdout creditors, including billionaire Paul Singer's Elliott Management.
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After a brief, three-day holdout over offset language, Darnold signed a four-year, $30.25 million contract and reported to camp on July 30.
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With administration and leadership aides frantically negotiating with holdout senators, the Senate's tax vote scheduled for late this week could lapse into next week.
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The statement also says that 19 leaders reaffirmed their commitment to fighting climate change through the Paris agreement, with Trump being the sole holdout.
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With Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon all offering music streaming services, that leaves Facebook as the sole holdout of the big five tech companies.
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After a year of delay, a few holdout senators recently removed their opposition to a bill to update the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
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The rolling hills and flat plains around the northern Syria town is a massive opposition holdout, until now beyond the reach of Assad's forces.
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Totally dark, it felt like a real ghost, like some holdout house that managed to survive the rapid development of the city around it.
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Party leaders believe they already have a strong enough case to go ahead without holdout witnesses, though more evidence could further bolster their confidence.
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Or at the least, the Steelers have enough high-level players to keep that run alive until holdout star running back Le'Veon Bell returns.
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The lone holdout, Palm Beach County, expects to install its sensor in a matter of weeks, a spokeswoman for the local elections office said.
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A member of the jury said there was a single holdout who forced a mistrial on the other 10 charges that Mr. Manafort faced.
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Defensive tackle Aaron Donald, one of the league's best players, ended a six-week holdout on Saturday but is still seeking a gargantuan contract.
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The Houston Texans are ironing out a trade to send holdout pass-rusher Jadeveon Clowney to the Seattle Seahawks, according to multiple reports Saturday.
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Today, Mister Donut has one last American holdout in Godfrey, Illinois—but in Japan, the Mister Donut name is thriving, with over 1,000 locations.
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All of which makes Peoples' Symphony Concerts a holdout — one of the best deals in New York, a city not exactly known for bargains.
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McDonald's in England: Rutland, the last English county without the fast-food chain, ended its holdout and approved an application for a new outlet.
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It would take only one holdout on the jury, which consists of 10 women and two men, to spare Mr. Roof from lethal injection.
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Los Angeles Chargers holdout running back Melvin Gordon said Tuesday night in an Instagram video that he is "going to play somewhere" this year.
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Like Elliott, Michael Thomas, a New Orleans Saints wide receiver, returned from a holdout this season after signing a record deal for his position.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) — who was a key holdout who helped sink the bill — said in an interview with The Hill's Molly K. Hooper.
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Senate Republicans on Sunday night circulated a revised draft of their bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare, aiming to win over key holdout senators.
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" The juror also told Vice that the deliberations took six days — somewhat longer than many had expected — mostly because of a single "stubborn holdout.
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It was one holdout who caused the jury to hang on 10 of the 18 counts after nearly four days of deliberations, she said.
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Similar to holdout buildings, like the nail houses of China whose owners refused to make way for development, spite houses are acts of protest.
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Roku represented one of the last major platforms left to get the live TV service and new interface, leaving just Sony as the final holdout.
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Last month, infamous holdout Taylor Swift came back to the service, more or less ending the biggest debate over artist rights in the streaming age.
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In November 2014, Pollack was given authority by presiding U.S. District Judge Thomas Griesa to grant other holdout investors a seat at the negotiating table.
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More recently, Amazon has been more diligent about moving to collect sales tax in the remaining holdout states, adding 10 more states effective March 1st.
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Until now, Samsung was the last holdout among its smartphone maker peers (Apple killed the iPhone's headphone jack in 2016, followed by Google in 2017).
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With its first bond deal in 15 years, Argentina raised enough to pay the $9.3 billion owed to holdout investors with additional funds left over.
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If someone like Romney can be brought into the Trump tent, it will signal other holdout Republicans and even some Democrats to do the same.
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The LNA claimed victory in Benghazi in July, but sporadic clashes dragged on until last month, when it took control of its rivals' final holdout.
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Of all seven CBOT grains and oilseeds, soybean meal was the last holdout on the long side of the market, but that changed this week.
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Los Angeles Chargers running back Melvin Gordon didn't report to training camp on Wednesday, beginning his holdout as he looks to land a new contract.
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A source told EW that Lauren Conrad is the only holdout for the project, and her involvement is key to the potential movie moving forward.
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LOS ANGELES — California remains a holdout on a drought emergency plan for the Colorado River that is due next Tuesday by all seven river states.
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Trump may also need to up his persuasion game because though he's been speaking to holdout senators it's not clear he has changed many minds.
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SoundCloud had already struck deals with Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group, and Merlin, a network of independent labels; Sony Music was the last holdout.
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Republican Senator Susan Collins, another holdout, said a deal had been reached to include her unspecified property tax deduction amendment in the Republican tax bill.
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The new right-of-center government in Buenos Aires recently negotiated a deal to settle the sovereign debt dispute with most of the holdout creditors.
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Le'Veon Bell didn't just leave the Steelers after continuing his holdout for the rest of the 2018 season yesterday—he left all his shit, too.
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The last holdout, Air India, agreed last month to pay over 10% of relevant sales despite India's competition commission having found no evidence of wrongdoing.
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In the 220006 Medicaid expansion states (plus Washington, D.C.), 2202 percent of people were uninsured in 2628, compared with 28500 percent in the holdout states.
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The new bill also contains a provision that would ultimately let Puerto Rico impose the terms of a broad debt settlement even on holdout creditors.
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Bob Corker, the Senate's lone Republican holdout on the GOP tax-reform bill, flipped his vote to yes after the legislation was finalized on Friday.
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The one remaining member of what had been called the "axis of adults," Defense Secretary James Mattis, appeared to be an increasingly isolated establishment holdout.
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The two lawmakers say they changed their legislation in a bid to win over holdout senators by giving the states more money and more freedom.
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His endorsement, five weeks after Clinton became the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, brought the most prominent holdout in the party's liberal wing into her camp.
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AnnaMaria Andriotis writes in the Wall Street Journal about a years-long effort by American Express to get holdout merchants to accept its credit cards.
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John McCain, another holdout, is also under pressure to get to "yes," with Graham, a close friend, taking the lead on trying to convince him.
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And if not for a last-second change of heart they would have been without Earl Thomas, who had been in an extended contract holdout.
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And while Manafort's team managed to get one holdout juror to vote against conviction on 10 counts — Mueller won a unanimous conviction on eight others.
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By giving up less negotiating power to the holdout shareholders, the argument goes, Qualcomm could have recut the NXP deal at a far lower price.
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Meanwhile, even if he's been accompanied by black women to court, it seems like like many of the holdout Cosby loyalists are African American men.
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She said the holdout appeared to be willing to convict only for 2012 because there was a piece of evidence with Manafort's name on it.
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CBS has its own digital streaming service — CBS All Access — and has been a holdout from several of the other streaming services, including DirecTV Now.
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That's because the last holdout, Syria, has just pledged to sign the agreement, which commits countries to a series of actions to limit climate change.
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Here's how IBM's new CEO helped turn Wall Street's public cloud security fears into an opportunity to work with long-time holdout Bank of America
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While Apple pushed USB-C early in the MacBook, and has since implemented it in the iPad Pro as well, the iPhone remains a holdout.
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The introduction of single-limb CACs in all euro zone bonds will help prevent holdout investors blocking a debt restructuring to get a better deal.
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The lone holdout was Haley's representative, who insisted that Trump's tweet had set the policy and the money must be cut off, the officials said.
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But, Melvin decided to end his holdout Thursday despite not having a new deal ... and clearly his teammates are fired up to see his comeback.
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A new analysis of the GOP's latest bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare shows the bill hitting hardest in states held by holdout votes Sens.
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Instead, he got convicted on eight counts (and a mistrial thanks to a single holdout juror on 10 other counts, which Mueller can still retry).
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For many years Apple was the most notable holdout, but with its adoption of the Qi charging standard in 2017, the technology is now commonplace.
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Still, the holdout hedge funds don't like this offer because it doesn't compensate them for the higher rate of interest they feel they were entitled to.
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For his part, Gordon has remained quiet on his contract demands ... but players all over the league -- including Jets star Le'Veon Bell -- have supported his holdout.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)With Facebook, Google, WhatsApp, and Signal all offering various forms of encrypted messaging, Twitter has often seemed like the lone holdout.
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Pittsburgh Steelers star receiver Antonio Brown watched the locker room drama play out regarding holdout running back Le'Veon Bell earlier this week and was not impressed.
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The restructuring process actually supports voluntary agreements amongst creditors, observes their respective legal rights and provides for a means to bind a minority of holdout creditors.
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On Tuesday, Pandora announced licensing deals with Sony Music Group and Universal Music Group, leaving Warner Music Group as the last holdout among the major labels.
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And, so far, they can point for back-up to developments on the ground to take back Iraq's second-largest city and key holdout for ISIS.
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Over the course of just the past few weeks, the United States has gone from the world leader on fighting global warming to its biggest holdout.
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Until now, Apple appeared to be the big holdout from Google's smart speakers, which allow people to ask Google Assistant to play music throughout their home.
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Senate GOP leadership — along with President Trump — is scrambling to get the support of holdout senators for the tax bill when it reaches the Senate floor.
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The crowd ranged between college-aged students and older West Village holdout, among a thriving community of gay men who clearly hold court at the location.
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A small group of holdout investors, including the hedge fund billionaire Paul E. Singer, refused to take part in two debt restructurings by Argentina since then.
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Grassley said he believes that accommodations that are being made to bring aboard holdout members and keep long-term supporters will get all 52 Republican votes.
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Idaho was a similar holdout, but for Attack of the Clones, which points to either extremely questionable taste preferences or perhaps a fervent mistrust of sand.
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The deal calls for Argentina to issue up to $12.5 billion in new bonds in order to pay the $4.65 billion to the "holdout" hedge funds.
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With that, the idea that any jury would convict the former secretary of State without a single holdout, regardless of the evidence, is at least debatable.
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BEN SHPIGEL CHARGERS' TOP PICK REACHES ACCORD Defensive end Joey Bosa, San Diego's top pick, ended his monthlong holdout when he signed a four-year contract.
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The tactic of "starve or surrender" -- in which rebel territories are starved into submission -- has caused several holdout rebel areas to eventually return to regime control.
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Argentina requested that the injunction be lifted after it made an offer to pay $6.5 billion to settle lawsuits from other holdout bondholders on Feb. 5.
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Most of Peru's coca is grown in a lawless jungle area inhabited by holdout Shining Path rebels, as well as near the tourist region of Cusco.
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Senate Republicans on Sunday night circulated a revised draft of their bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare in an effort to win over key holdout senators.
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They had come to see a unicorn, a scrappy holdout, a working museum of old-fashioned artisanship that somehow had to turn a modern-day profit.
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When the winds moved on, the Key West holdout stepped outside to briefly inspect his street, now strewn with debris and branches, broken shutters and windows.
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"Bell's ongoing holdout and a potentially fractured locker room have played a part in the move," said Jacob Crossman, odds consultant at the betting site BetDSI.
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As a holdout devoted to maintaining the tradition against all odds, almost to the point of tragic absurdity, Hama is not interested in the easy way.
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Nike historically was a prominent holdout from Amazon's site, but O'Neill said NIke's new pilot program with Amazon was succeeding in reducing the number of resellers.
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It's a holdout, one of a handful of extant older-world clothing stores on the rapidly gentrifying and regentrifying blocks of Orchard between Houston and Canal.
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The Islamic State's last holdout is now a small area of Mosul's Old City, and the battle to recapture it is reportedly in its final moments.
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Women and children wait to be searched by members of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces after leaving ISIS's last holdout of Baghouz, Syria, Feb. 23.
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Gordon ended his protracted holdout and reported to the Chargers this week, but the original idea was to get the Pro Bowler ready for Week 5.
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As the lone holdout of 10 players eligible for arbitration, Flores, with his agent, took part in a hearing on Friday, the team's first since 2008.
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The L.A. Chargers superstar running back will end his holdout and return to the team on Thursday ... but will NOT play this weekend against the Dolphins.
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Ekeler, an undrafted free agent who helped to replace holdout Melvin Gordon in 2019, is in line to be the team's starting running back in 2020.
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Senator Susan Collins of Maine, who was the last big holdout, said she would support the bill after changes she wanted were made to the legislation.
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Le'Veon Bell can still put on a show during his holdout ... taking the stage for his rap project release party ... and TMZ Sports has the video!!
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Thursday's discussions between Argentine Finance Secretary Luis Caputo and various holdout investors would mark the fourth straight day of meetings between the two sides in the dispute.
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Women and children wait to be searched by members of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces after leaving ISIS's last holdout of Baghouz, Syria, on Feb. 27.
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The appeals court also said the holdout creditor opposing the debt-cutting plan, Marblegate Asset Management LLC, could pursue its right to repayment by suing Education Management.
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Rickard Rakell has shown little rust after returning from a contract holdout while recording three goals and six points in his first three contests of the season.
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PHIL KAUPASSomerset, New Jersey You are right to argue that tax evasion is out and that offshore countries should not drag their feet ("The holdout", September 10th).
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It also signed off on a landmark agreement with holdout creditors that allowed Argentina to return to the bond market for the first time in a decade.
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The judgment is a blow to the remaining holdout creditors, led by Elliott Management, a hedge fund, who had used it to press Argentina for full payment.
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Ezekiel Elliott isn't spending his holdout wallowing in Texas ... the Dallas Cowboys star is heading to Mexico for some training on the beach, TMZ Sports has learned.
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The country defaulted for the second time in 12 years in July 2014 due to a dispute with holdout creditors that had rejected its prior debt restructurings.
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Last week, the Slager trial appeared to hinge on the opinion of one holdout on the jury who could not bring himself to approve a guilty verdict.
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Argentina could be about to return to global credit markets, with analysts expecting a completed deal that would pay back holdout creditors following the country's 2001 default.
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Donald is due to become a free agent after the 2018 season, but his eligibility for free agency would change should he opt to remain a holdout.
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Bell liked his Miami-area digs for offseason training as a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers, including his full year spent in relative exile as a holdout.
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Clint Capela, the team's third-year center out of Switzerland, was the last holdout in the Houston rotation this year when it came to firing from deep.
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The EU's other 27 states have already done so; the Netherlands is the lone holdout, and most polls show that on April 6th "no" will probably win.
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New President Mauricio Macri wasted little time after taking office in December in agreeing terms with holdout creditors who had rejected the country's debt restructuring after 2001.
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Mr. Prat-Gay, according to the reports, said Argentina would issue the bonds on Monday and Tuesday and that the holdout creditors would receive payment by Friday.
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According to multiple reports Sunday morning, representatives for the holdout Bell haven't told the Steelers when, or if, the disgruntled running back will show up this season.
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Michael Thomas' holdout ended on Wednesday when the New Orleans Saints signed him to a record-breaking five-year, $100 million contract extension, according to Ian Rapoport.
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After a protracted contract holdout that lingered well into the summer, the Jets finally agreed to bring him back on a one-year deal worth $12 million.
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Bracebridge Capital, another holdout hedge fund, will be paid $1.15 billion, representing a 952 percent return on bonds with principal worth $120 million, according to the data.
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A holdout of a fetish culture is rapidly becoming mainstream, you'll still find events like like Foot Fetish Mondays and Jockstrap Wednesdays at the Chelsea watering hole.
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During a recent interview, Kyle Chandler crushed our dreams of a Friday Night Lights revival when he told Us Weekly that Connie Britton was the lone holdout.
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Now, Lyft plans to launch in the last North American holdout city — Vancouver — sometime between now and the end of the year, which likely won't be cheap.
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The compromise bill, agreed upon on Friday, had been an exercise of last-minute adds and changes to secure the votes of holdout and undecided Republican lawmakers.
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In the U.S., Republicans unveiled their final tax plan on Friday as two holdout GOP senators indicated they would support the tax bill after compromises were made.
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Earlier today, the San Diego Chargers released a Fuck You statement regarding holdout defensive end Joey Bosa and their efforts to sign the former Ohio State Buckeye.
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Mr. Manafort would have been convicted on all 18 charges against him, but one holdout juror forced a mistrial on 10 counts, another juror told Fox News.
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In late 2015, Women's Health, a holdout, announced in its own pages that it was doing away with the cover phrases ''drop two sizes'' and ''bikini body.
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A holdout in a generation of music fans who rely on streaming services, Mr. Gressitt had been listening to music on his trusty old iPod since 2007.
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The agreement in Kansas, which would become the 37th state to expand Medicaid, came amid signs of new momentum for expansion in several conservative-leaning holdout states.
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The Recovery Act could allow Puerto Rico to scrap that deal and instead put PREPA into bankruptcy, where it could impose deeper cuts and bind holdout creditors.
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Why it matters: New York has been a holdout amid the scooter craze over the last two years — despite it being a prime market for the vehicles.
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In fact, a company like JetBlue, which at one point was the last holdout to fee-free flying, eventually joined the norm instead of fighting against it.
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Indeed, some even feared that an embittered Sanders would never endorse Clinton, and that his holdout could imperil her changes to defeat Donald Trump in the fall.
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Of course, not everyone in Mississippi shares her view of what the flag stands for, making it the last holdout in the battle over state-sponsored Confederate symbols.
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The fact that Argentina has been able to settle with some of the holdout hedge funds could apply pressure on the remaining hedge funds to resolve the dispute.
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Chris Johnson is sending a stern warning to Jerry Jones ... if ya let Ezekiel Elliott's contract holdout continue -- it could lead to the running back's career-worst year!!!
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Any deal the administration of newly elected President Mauricio Macri reaches with holdout bondholders is subject to approval in Argentina's congress where Macri does not hold a majority.
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In 1800, a group of 24 astronomers joined forces to finally track down this holdout world, giving themselves the delightful name of "Himmels Polizei," or the Celestial Police.
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While the holdout creditors may have won this battle over bigger payouts in sovereign debt restructurings, they may have lost the war over creditor rights in the future.
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The Mormons now take a very dim view of small holdout communities across North America who still engage in multiple marriage, and have fought legal battles against them.
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In April of this year, he released a propaganda video in which he vowed to continue the fight, following the loss of ISIS's final territorial holdout in Syria.
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Much of the Republican establishment, including the typically-neutral Republican National Committee, has excoriated him as a self-important holdout who refuses to put his ambition to rest.
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He even got a matching tattoo with Scarlett Johansson, Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth and Jeremy Renner, with Mark Ruffalo being the only holdout from the main cast.
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New York, a longtime holdout in the dockless electric scooter boom, appears poised to finally allow scooter-sharing companies like Bird and Lime to operate on its roads.
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Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott has not ruled out a holdout during training camp as the sides explore the possibility of a new contract, NFL Network reported.
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Argentina took an important step towards being welcomed back into the arms of international investors as its new government struck a deal with a group of "holdout" creditors.
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The Hill's Ellen Mitchell reports: Paul is drawing the ire of his colleagues by being the lone holdout on a treaty allowing Montenegro to have membership in NATO.
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The U.S. had been a notable holdout among other nations for allowing the Boeing planes to fly as investigators sought clues as to what brought down the plane.
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"There was one holdout," Paula Duncan, a juror in the trial that ended on Tuesday with Manafort found guilty on 8 of 18 charges, said in an interview.
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American Airlines was the last holdout among the big carriers in the United States in maintaining a frequent-flyer programme that rewarded customers for the distance they travelled.
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The Recovery Act might have allowed Puerto Rico to scrap that deal and instead put PREPA into bankruptcy, where it could impose deeper cuts and bind holdout creditors.
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Rubio, who aggressively questioned secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson during his hearing earlier this month, had been the lone Republican holdout on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Argentina asked that Judge Griesa's original injunction be lifted after it made an offer to pay $6.5 billion to settle lawsuits from other holdout bondholders on Feb. 5.
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The money helped to pay for provisions like limited state and local tax deductions and a higher pass-through income deduction designed to win over multiple holdout senators.
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A dismantled telephone switchboard collects dust in a back room; the company retired it this year after one client, a holdout, finally agreed to upgrade an antiquated landline.
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The fourth-year running back has not reported to camp in hopes of earning a new contract, and reports indicate he could take his holdout into the season.
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Michael Thomas' holdout ended on Wednesday when the New Orleans Saints signed him to a massive five-year, $100 million contract extension, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Settlement talks between Argentina and its main U.S. holdout creditors continue with progress being made, the court-appointed mediator said in a statement on Friday.
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This was a big shift, as security researchers and experts had long complained that Apple was the last major holdout among tech giants without a bug bounty program.
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Five of the six players that get regular minutes off Jeff Hornacek's bench are between 26 and 28 years old, with Willy Hernangomez, 22, as the lone holdout.
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She moved to the Park Lane—paying the full nightly price—and died there on April 28, 1992, the final rent-controlled holdout to live in the Plaza.
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But with the tide turning on PEI, New Brunswick is left on the wrong side of history—the lone holdout in the fight against the freedom of choice.
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Second-year running back James Conner deserves a significant role in the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense even when Le'Veon Bell returns from his holdout, according to quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.
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Melvin Gordon's continued holdout has left Los Angeles looking to replace a highly-skilled but injury-prone running back that provides critical balance to a pass-first attack.
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The lone holdout is Ingham County, which includes the state capital of Lansing, where Bernie Sanders leads by just nine votes out of more than 123,000 ballots cast.
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This month, Mr. Trudeau said he would impose carbon pricing on the four holdout provinces that refused to implement their own measures: Ontario, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and New Brunswick.
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And at $15, if you're the lone holdout who hasn't bought a pair of Rockstars, you almost can't afford not to find out what the hype is about.
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"La Mora will never be the same," said 27-year-old holdout Kendra Miller, whose brother Howard lost his wife Rhonita and their four children in the attack.
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Sanderson, currently a partner at the public affairs firm 50-State, said the holdout states need to do a better job at explaining why they won't expand Medicaid.
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The Netherlands was the last holdout, after voters in a national referendum rejected the deal last year in what seemed to be an astonishing victory for Mr. Putin.
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The final holdout peacefully surrendered and was taken into custody by the FBI several hours later, after airing a rambling list of grievances and threatening to commit suicide.
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Lawyers representing a cluster of gay and lesbian Indians who petitioned the court said the law, known as Section 377, was an archaic holdout from India's colonial era.
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The holdout hedge funds don't like the offer that Argentina has made because it doesn't compensate them for the higher rate of interest they feel they are entitled to.
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" LenDale White just went scorched earth on Philip Rivers over his comments that the Chargers ain't stressing about Melvin Gordon's holdout ... straight-up calling the QB a "p***y.
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Officials in Argentina, too, are eager to put 14 years of legal battles stemming from the 2002 default behind them after a February agreement with the biggest holdout creditors.
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Gross external debt at the end of 2015 amounted to $157.79 billion, INDEC said, excluding the debt owed to holdout creditors in a dispute with Argentina over unpaid bonds.
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The state has been a holdout on Medicaid expansion under the GOP's leadership, and has one of the highest uninsured rates in the country at just over 20 percent.
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But the music finally died there in December when the last holdout, Alex Carozza, packed up his accordion store and 2000 years of memories and moved off the block.
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The longest holdout in the unlimited-pricing trend was Verizon, which not coincidentally was the carrier with the most subscribers by far at the outset of the price war.
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Gordon's holdout began when the Chargers reported to training camp this week after a warning from Gordon through agent Fletcher Smith that he wouldn't report without a new deal.
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Hernandez was previously tried for the same charges in 2015, but was spared a conviction when a lone holdout on the jury led the judge to declare a mistrial.
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It was his first score since ending his holdout in late September, and it capped a 14-play, 94-yard drive that lasted more than 7 1/2 minutes.
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The bill included a provision allowing insurers to offer stripped-down, low-cost healthcare plans - a measure proposed by Senator Ted Cruz to try to win over holdout conservatives.
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The holdout creditors, who under the agreement with the government will be getting around 75% of what they demanded, will get first dibs on proceeds of the new deal.
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The question is if the prosecution goes ahead with its plan to retry Cosby and the defense gets another holdout and hung jury, what will the prosecution do then?
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The other main holdout investors also included in the deal are Aurelius Capital Management, run by former Elliott alumni Mark Brodsky, as well as Davidson Kempner and Bracebridge Capital.
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After a holdout that went into August, Smith was used sparingly in preseason — partly because of a tight left hamstring — and received only eight defensive snaps in Week 1.
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The United Wa State Army, which controls one of the most redoubtable holdout territories in Myanmar, has Chinese backing, uses the Chinese currency and conducts its affairs in Mandarin.
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Pittsburgh SteelersOne thing to know: Melvin Gordon was far from impressive in his first game back from his holdout, taking 12 carries for just 32 yards against the Broncos.
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NEW YORK, Feb 22 (IFR) - Argentina's bonds rallied by up to two points on Monday after a favorable ruling on Friday in the country's legal battle against holdout creditors.
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The Chicago Bears are finalizing a rookie contract with first-round pick Roquan Smith and the linebacker is expected to end his holdout later Monday, according to multiple reports.
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More from the Financial Times:Trump says he reimbursed lawyer for porn star hush moneyObama holdout stands in way of US bank deregulatory waveMarrakesh's housing market has room to haggle
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Kirchner left office and was replaced by a much more business-friendly President, a civil engineer named Mauricio Macri, who made negotiating with the holdout hedge funds a priority.
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The minimum amount Argentina will issue will be $8.5 billion, because that is the amount owed to so-called holdout creditors, Cecely Hugh of Aberdeen Asset Management told CNBC.
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The lower house of Argentina's legislature has approved the holdout debt deals, and the bill is being weighed by the Senate, which is expected to vote by March 30.
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President Trump told holdout Republicans to get on board and pass a vote to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act — or else he would keep Obamacare in place.
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Another SoHo holdout, this gallery arrived on Mercer Street in 1982; it often mounts shows of politically engaged work, and takes a particular interest in Jewish and Israeli artists.
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The extremist fighters have also managed to go underground in areas they formerly dominated, even in Diyala Province in Iraq, nearly 300 miles from the Islamic State's last holdout.
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LONDON — For weeks, Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain was a defiant holdout among Western leaders in refusing to lock down his country against the spread of the coronavirus.
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Talks between the Dallas Cowboys and holdout running back Ezekiel Elliott "are intensifying" and both sides expect to finalize a new deal this weekend, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Saturday.
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John Kasich has been a high-profile holdout, he hasn't actively thwarted Trump's chances in the state, and most lower-level Republican operatives are falling in behind Trump's bid.
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His main current objective is a set of special provisions known as the Statute of Railway Workers, alternately decried and celebrated as a corporatist holdout from an earlier era.
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Having tossed a July 4 deadline to vote on the measure, leaders weighed a raft of policy changes proposed by holdout senators and expressed confidence a compromise was near.
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But the actual series finale, "Latching," flashes forward five months to Hannah and her holdout best friend Marnie (Allison Williams) gritting their teeth to co-parent Hannah's newborn son.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina plans on paying holdout creditors on Friday, April 22 with the proceeds of its bond issuance early next week, a Finance Ministry spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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Holdout creditors will get first dibs on proceeds of the new bond, Argentina's first in the international markets since the 23 default that began many of the country's current woes.
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Machines of War's two new maps are Braxis Holdout, a two-lane map featuring Zerg waves, and Warhead Junction, a three-lane map where teams launch nukes at each other.
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The holdout creditors, who under the agreement with the government will be getting around 75 percent of what they demanded, will get first dibs on proceeds of the new deal.
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Netflix is the biggest holdout, and a sign that the growing rivalry between Apple and Netflix has become serious enough to create an impasse on Apple's biggest TV play yet.
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Carinthia has said it went as far as it could, but the holdout creditors argue it could go further, either by taking on more debt or by selling more assets.
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But Buchheit himself was not involved in those negotiations as he had previously advised the Dart family, another holdout investor who had disputed debt payments with Brazil in the 1990s.
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BROWN&aposS BACK: Houston&aposs offensive line got a boost when Duane Brown ended his holdout and reported to the team this week after failing to receive a new contract.
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As the high-profile holdout of Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell continues, more reports are surfacing about past Pittsburgh offers that the two-time All-Pro has apparently turned down.
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NEW YORK, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Settlement talks between Argentina and its main U.S. holdout creditors continue with progress being made, the court-appointed mediator said in a statement on Friday.
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Medicare has been the odd holdout among health insurance companies in using Social Security numbers as the basis for member IDs — and printing those identifiers right on the insurance card.
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"Panama is the last major holdout that continues to allow funds to be hidden offshore from tax and law enforcement authorities," OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurria said in a statement.
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ASHBURN, Va. (AP) — Washington Redskins tackle Trent Williams revealed a cancer diagnosis that played a part in his lengthy holdout and distrust of the team's medical staff and the organization.
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After a lone holdout deadlocked the jury in Hernandez's first trial, the public and media outcry made it extremely hard to find an impartial panel for the retrial, said Fishbein.
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Optimism for an improving investment environment in the South American country as the government nears a deal over unpaid debt with holdout creditors has whetted the appetite for Argentine assets.
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While we're still far from seeing Gordon's holdout carrying into the regular season, if negotiations go on for some time, Ekeler would receive a heavier workload early in the season.
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A jury deadlocked 21999-257 on whether Lee was guilty of Reese's murder, but it was later discovered that the holdout juror had been represented by one of Lee's attorneys.
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That race to passage included marathon efforts to win over holdout Michigan Congressman Bart Stupak's vote and the so-called "Cornhusker Kickback" deal with then-Senator Ben Nelson from Nebraska.
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After a user-led campaign to strongarm holdout bitcoin miners into supporting segwit succeeded in July, the network was set to "soft fork" on August 1 to implement the change.
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If exclusivity is extended and TCC are the only holdout, there is a good chance that TCC settle at a reasonable number and not take the chance with a trial.
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The potential holdout senators were able to wring out concessions as leaders scrambled to push the legislation to approval, an outcome Mr. McConnell attributed to their skillfully using their leverage.
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A holdout from when Little Italy still extended into what would become Chinatown, the restaurant is a time capsule of old New York, and the Forlini family still runs it.
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The Dallas Cowboys superstar ended his holdout Wednesday by inking the most lucrative running back deal EVER -- signing a new 6-year, $90 MILLION extension to stay with the 'Boys!!!
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The bill included a provision allowing insurers to offer stripped-down, low-cost health-care plans — a measure proposed by Senator Ted Cruz to try to win over holdout conservatives.
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NEW YORK, April 18 (IFR) - The Republic of Argentina announced a US$10bn-US$15bn multi-tranche bond sale on Monday as it looks to settle claims with holdout investors.
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LA MORA, Mexico (Reuters) - Two months after tragedy struck, beefed-up security has helped calm the holdout residents of a tight-knit community of U.S.-Mexican families of Mormon origin.
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Then there's the possibility that people are now thinking about: that there's a classic holdout, somebody who, for non-merits-driven reasons, doesn't want to convict, and that could emerge.
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Capitol Hill sources report that the President appeared unfamiliar with the in-depth details of the health care bill, as he tried to move votes in meetings with holdout Republican lawmakers.
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The bill, if passed, would have criminalized the non-consensual distribution of intimate photos in the state, which is one of the last remaining holdout states to make revenge porn illegal.
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After defeating ISIS in Raqqa, the SDF advanced south to Deir al-Zour, where the SDF chipped away at ISIS territory, finally taking the very last ISIS holdout in March 21.
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Despite some tough dealings with holdout shareholders, Oracle completed its purchase of Netsuite on Monday for $109 per share, above its $91.57 close on July 27, before the deal was announced.
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NEW YORK, Feb 8 (IFR) - Argentina bonds outperformed on Monday after two of six holdout investors agreed to a government offer last week to pay a total US$6.5bn to them.
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O.J. says both Gordon and Elliott should holdout for as long as possible ... 'cause he says the only thing they have look forward to after their playing days is knee pain.
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Trump was piling fierce pressure on holdout lawmakers late Wednesday night in a blitz of telephone calls, as Ryan's negotiators tried to woo the Freedom Caucus with changes to the bill.
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Five of them are recent members, former Soviet-bloc states in the East that joined after the fall of Communism — and the other, the lone holdout in Western Europe, is Italy.
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But there's another underlying thread amid all this: It bodes very well for holdout franchises to expand into mobile devices amid fear of cannibalizing devices or other parts of the market.
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The Baseball Writers' Association of America announced that Alonso had received 2119 of 2975 first place votes for the award, with Mike Soroka of the Atlanta Braves receiving the lone holdout.
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The amount that Caesars contributes to the plan could jump to $4.9 billion, a lawyer for its bankrupt operating unit said at a hearing on Thursday, improving recoveries for holdout creditors.
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At the time, Varejao had just ended a contentious holdout with the team, playing his first game of the season with the Cavaliers after signing a three-year, $17 million contract.
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But the soy harvest, a deal with holdout investors who had refused debt restructurings after a record 2002 default and declining interest rates have helped the peso firm to current levels.
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Holdout Senator Ted Cruz and others have called for separating the sickest Americans into risk pools where states and insurance companies combine their resources to make sure they can get care.
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Should Melvin Gordon's holdout last into the start of the regular season, it's possible Ekeler will even get a shot at the starting role in Los Angeles for a few weeks.
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These investors, like the big hedge funds, are known as holdout investors because they have refused to take part in two debt restructurings by Argentina after the country defaulted in 2001.
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That suggests today's epidemic is dominated by street drug poisoning, not the diversion of pain medication, as some in the Trump administration (and many holdout drug warriors) might have you believe.
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Darnold, the No. 3 overall pick in the N.F.L. draft, officially became a contract holdout when the team began its first practice of the summer Friday without its prized rookie quarterback.
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But Mr. Steinberg, who was brought in by the building's developer, Taconic Investment Partners, to market the holdout, is aware of the abundance of luxury condos on the market in TriBeCa.
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While the club reportedly gave holdout running back Melvin Gordon permission to seek a trade from other teams, the club cut quarterback Cardale Jones after two-plus years with the team.
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The Daily Star, the final holdout in the market, has been trying a nipple-free Page 3 since the beginning of this month — although women still figure prominently on that page.
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Then eventually it got to be like maybe less cool in some ways, 'cause it had its heyday in the 70s or whatever, but Bob and Barbara's is a true holdout.
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Good or bad, the reality of this world is that if you are not in on the fidget spinner craze, you are truly one of the last living creatures to holdout.
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Paul Manafort would have been found guilty on all 18 criminal counts were it not for single holdout on the jury, a fellow juror at the trial told Fox News Wednesday.
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It's not like Pitt's exactly crying over the move ... James Conner's been killin' it in Bell's stead -- and teammates have ripped the RB for his holdout throughout the past few months.
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It is not yet clear whether this is because of one or two holdout jurors (since a verdict on any count must be unanimous) or because the jury was deeply split.
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Breakingviews Two big deals dominated the agenda in Davos, Switzerland, last week: Argentina's negotiations with holdout creditors and Saudi Arabia's potential sale of a piece of its national energy leviathan, Saudi Aramco.
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Meanwhile, Democrats (particularly those in red states) would have faced enormous pressure to work with Trump, and even holdout Republicans would likely fear getting on the wrong side of the new president.
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Melvin Gordon should stand strong in his holdout from the Chargers ... so says Rashad Jennings, who tells TMZ Sports the RB should do it until he gets a new, fully guaranteed deal!!!
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Fernandez call the holdout hedge funds "vultures" because they were effectively holding a sovereign government hostage by not participating in the earlier debt restructurings agreed to by 93 percent of other creditors.
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Dean Heller (R-NV) has already said that he opposes the current version of the bill because it causes "tens of millions" of people to lose coverage, and another moderate holdout, Sen.
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But if you've been a holdout, better move fast: she just wore them again for another tour stop, which means that it's only a matter of time before they sell out completely.
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CEOC had argued that another halt to a decision on those lawsuits was critical to securing a settlement with holdout creditors before its reorganization plan heads to a confirmation trial in January.
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NEW YORK, Jan 14 (IFR) - Argentina's newly installed government has hired sovereign restructuring expert Lee Buchheit as it reopens negotiations to resolve a decade-long battle with holdout investors, sources told IFR.
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PREPA said in December it had agreed a deal with creditors, including holdout bond insurers, on a restructuring of its debt, a move seen as key to fixing the island's faltering economy.
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Melvin Gordon is planning a lengthy holdout if the Los Angeles Chargers don't meet his demands for a new contract on par with the NFL's top-paid running backs, ESPN reported Friday.
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Aurelius argued earlier this month that the original proposal left it with less favorable terms than fellow holdout Dart Management, which along with Montreaux Equity Partners opted to accept Argentina's first proposal.
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The battle, fought in New York courts, pitched Argentina into default again in 2014 before it finally settled last year, paying the holdout funds far more than what other creditors had received.
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Iraq is the big holdout country that could thwart Saudi Arabia's and Iran's wish to extend the OPEC-led oil production cut by a further nine months, according to RBC's Helima Croft.
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However, in a court document filed Thursday, the holdout creditors stated that "granting the relief Argentina seeks would simply delay resumption of negotiations by requiring Plaintiffs to return to the Second Circuit."
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After preliminary meetings in December and January, Argentine officials opened formal negotiations with Daniel Pollack, a court-appointed mediator, and a number of the holdout bondholders in New York on February 1st.
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Yet 10 years later, when even low-tech soccer has finally adopted some elements of replay, there remains one Grand Slam holdout where line calls are still made the old-fashioned way.
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While the average price of a flat in the area is 470,000 pounds, Robinson said she was offered 13,000 pounds and the holdout residents want a chance to negotiate openly and fairly.
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Melvin Gordon, who had averaged only 2.5 yards per carry following a holdout that ran into the regular season, had his best game with 20 carries for 23 yards and two touchdowns.
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Melvin Gordon, who had averaged only 21 yards per carry following a holdout that ran into the regular season, had his best game with 219 carries for 20 yards and two touchdowns.
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Syrian President Bashar Assad has given approval for the use of chlorine gas in the country's last remaining rebel holdout in Idlib province, U.S. officials told The Wall Street Journal on Sunday.
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Denver BroncosWhy you should sit him: Gordon owners may understandably start the star running back in his first game back from a holdout, but it's unclear how big his role will be.
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Last month, Argentina returned to global debt markets and paid off 'holdout' creditors, 14 years after a massive sovereign debt default that triggered an exit of investors and a wave of litigation.
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In 2012, the holdout hedge funds achieved a stunning breakthrough when Judge Griesa ruled that whenever Argentina wanted to pay any of its creditors, it would have to also pay the holdouts.
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Judge Griesa set the condition that Argentina must repeal laws that prevented it from making payments to the holdout investors and make full payments to the bondholders that settled by Feb. 29.
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There was one Republican holdout, Senator Lauch Faircloth of North Carolina, who, along with a small contingent of libertarian organizations, complained that this was not ending welfare but simply rearranging the furniture.
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Drew Brees would NOT have made the playoffs this season if the Saints hadn't cut a deal with Michael Thomas to end his holdout ... so says ex-New Orleans great Lance Moore.
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The final holdout, David Fry of Ohio, peacefully surrendered and was taken into custody by the FBI several hours later, after airing a rambling list of grievances and threatening to commit suicide.
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Collins was a late holdout on the bill, but eventually backed it after being guaranteed that automatic Medicare cuts under the bill would be prevented by the Senate at a later date.
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But Baltimore also feels, in its insistence on maintaining a local culture through community and self-identity, like a holdout from an older tradition, one that can get lost under new construction.
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Also, Venezuela's oil company has lucrative assets in the United States and Europe that holdout investors could try to seize through a lawsuit in a foreign court if the country stopped paying.
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With Samsung — the last major holdout — seemingly on board with the effort to kill the 3.5mm headphone jack, the war on the headphone jack is effectively over, and the dongles have won.
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" The country's vision of itself as by and for a single demographic group, he wrote, "is rooted in another time and place," a stubborn holdout amid "a world that has moved on.
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But the lone holdout among Senate Republicans on the USMCA offers a timely reminder that it's still possible to hate the sin (protectionism, in this case) but still love the sinner (Trump).
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For days, the protesters have held off the police from entering the campus of Hong Kong Polytechnic, fortifying their holdout with homemade fire bombs, giant sling shots, bricks and bows and arrows.
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Aurelius was quick to argue that Argentina's latest offer left it with less favourable terms than fellow holdout Dart Management, which along with Montreaux Equity Partners opted to accept the latest offer.
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When Republicans were trying to reauthorize a crucial federal surveillance program last month, Kennedy was a holdout until the very end on a key procedural vote, creating drama on the Senate floor.
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"Staten Island is the last holdout in the city," said Brian Downey, a detective with the New York Police Department who serves as president of the gay officers group's New York chapter.
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It may not have helped that Bell, who signed as a free agent after a one-year holdout, touched the ball just six times after the Jets took the 16-0 lead.
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The reform introduces new conditions attached to sovereign bond issues from 2022 called "single limb collective action clauses" (CACS) which would limit the ability of holdout investors to undermine the restructuring process.
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You could speculate that there's some dynamic involving a holdout, but the better fit with the facts is that they're just moving through methodically and this is how long it would take.
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While his time on the field has been limited somewhat by drug and substance abuse suspensions — along with his full-season holdout — he has 7,996 yards from scrimmage in 14.53 career games.
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This certainly doesn't seem to be the case, since it contradicts the public statements of the holdout senators, the bill's supporters, and, well, pretty much all the reporting on this so far.
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Under an agreement with the main group of "holdout" bondholders, headed by hedge funds Elliott Management and Aurelius Capital, creditors can annul the deal if they are not paid $5.9 billion by Thursday.
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By the way, even though Johnson had a down season after his holdout ... it worked out pretty well for him financially -- he got the Titans to pay him $53.5 MILLION over 4 years!!!
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Galaxy S211: "The Handsome Holdout"Illustration: Sam Woolley (Gizmodo)As the only mainstream phone maker that hasn't adopted the notch, Samsung's recent handsets show it's possible to ignore trends and still look good.
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As long as its members remain a holdout bloc making their support conditional on the granting of legislatively unworkable demands, House Republicans will have a great deal of trouble passing anything of consequence.
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In essence, Google's lowest common denominator is gradually shifting lower, as the company looks to scoop up every last feature phone holdout while at the same time matching the accessibility of Apple's iOS.
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It was their lawyers who won a pari passu case in US Courts in 2012, effectively prohibiting Argentina from paying existing holders of restructured debt unless holdout investors were made whole as well.
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Bitcoin's core developers have stuck to the old ways, holdout supporters are lobbying for integration of the Lightning Network that should speed things up, and opportunists have created spinoffs with faster transaction times.
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As we drive into the country and toward the final holdout of the Islamic State, we pass a long line of US military equipment and supplies being withdrawn, speeding in the opposite direction.
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Microsoft needs to update the Surface Pro family with Intel's new seventh generation chip, which is available in computers made by nearly every other manufacturer at this point (with Apple being one holdout).
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Alabama: Known as the final holdout of state's that allow judges to override a jury when sentencing capital murder cases, Alabama passed a bill through their Senate last month to change this practice.
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Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), the only holdout on the Senate's initial tax bill, announced Friday that he will vote "yes" on the GOP's tax cuts bill, less than an hour after Sen.
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For a moment, the surrender took a dramatic turn when the last holdout refused to follow the other three and continued the standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge's headquarters in Harney County.
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If one juror is a holdout and refuses to find Cosby guilty, the case will be declared a mistrial and the prosecution will have to decide if they want to try him again.
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Mike Lee of Utah, a holdout on previous repeal and replace bills that McConnell had attempted to garner support for, also came around after being promised an amendment crafted by Lee and Sen.
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Kentucky has long been a Democratic holdout among Southern states; in the past four decades, it has elected just one other Republican governor—and voters kicked Ernie Fletcher out after just one term.
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Longtime Apple Pay holdout CVS will finally be adding support for Apple's mobile payments platform this fall, along with 7-Eleven, Apple CEO Tim Cook said this afternoon on the company's earnings call.
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Green Bay PackersWhy you should start him: Many fantasy owners are down on Gordon's lack of production since ending his holdout — this week could be a chance for him to turn it around.
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Ezekiel Elliott has agreed to a six-year, $90 million contract extension with the Dallas Cowboys, ending the most dramatic ongoing holdout in the NFL just days before the start of the season.
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Unclear if the haircut is a message (unlikely) ... but we do know one thing -- Zeke is serious about this holdout, and it seems he really might not play week 1 for the 'Boys.
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"Panama is the last major holdout that continues to allow funds to be hidden offshore from tax and law enforcement authorities," the group's secretary general, Ángel Gurría, said in a statement on Monday.
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Strip away the moral imperatives here: On a purely tactical level, the use of chemical weapons to kill and force out hundreds of holdout civilians in Douma seems to have made no sense.
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Jack Del Rio -- who was fired after the '17 season and replaced by Jon Gruden -- decided to weigh in on the Khalil Mack holdout ... the biggest roster news in Raiders camp right now.
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The Senate is scheduled to vote on it next week, and there will be tremendous partisan pressure on holdout senators to back the bill that has become President Donald Trump's top legislative priority.
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Twitter was the sole holdout among the major tech companies in not taking down content from Infowars and Mr. Jones, who has called the Sandy Hook shooting a hoax conducted by crisis actors.
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Albert Muchanga, the commissioner for trade and industry at the African Union Commission, which oversaw the negotiations, said the 11 holdout countries wanted to hold more consultations at home, and may join later.
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Good cause may be a juror's illness or refusal to deliberate, but it may not be because a juror is a holdout and disagrees with a majority of the panel, Professor Gillers said.
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Poll numbers have fallen sharply, however, for the other major holdout: former Representative Beto O'Rourke, who lost a Senate bid in Texas in 2018 and could announce his candidacy in the coming weeks.
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ECM was long a holdout against streaming services that have to contend with bandwidth limits and non-optimal soundcards in computers and phones, as well as deals that minimize the value of music.
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Macri's predecessor Cristina Fernandez refused to talk with the holdout creditors, who she and her allies characterize as vultures out for astronomical returns on bonds they bought at steep discounts after 2002 crisis.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Argentina's ongoing sovereign debt settlement talks will continue despite no resolution between the government and four remaining major holdout creditors, court-appointed mediator Daniel Pollack said in a statement on Friday.
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That attack coincided with confirmation from the Turkish military that ISIS had been driven from al-Bab, its last significant holdout between the northern countryside of Aleppo and Raqqa, the group's de facto capital.
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FYI ... Steelers coach Mike Tomlin shaded Bell before his big night out Monday, telling CBS Sports he hopes Le'Veon shows up in better condition than he did after returning from his holdout last season.
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Stewart told CNN that, despite reports of jurors' questions and requests, his team's research indicates the breakdown was 11 jurors to one, and the lone holdout ignored the evidence and testimony in the case.
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Donald has said he will not play another down on his current contract, according to ESPN, and is unconcerned about any bearing a holdout would have on his free agent status or accrued fines.
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On Thursday, the Argentinian Senate voted 54-0.33 to allow President Mauricio Macri to issue the bond and use part of the funds raised to pay so-called holdout creditors, according to news wires.
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The bond is expected to raise at least $12 billion, of which $11.68 billion will be used to pay holdout creditors, according to the head of Latin American debt capital markets at BNP Paribas.
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On May 24, China persuaded Burkina Faso to establish formal ties with China, leaving Swaziland, which is officially known as the Kingdom of eSwatini, as the last remaining Taiwanese holdout across the entire continent.
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This avoids the holdout problem that so often plagues out-of-court restructurings, and the English courts have been quite willing to bless plans involving companies that have but the slightest connection with Britain.
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Gore had been the highest-ranking Democratic holdout for the Clinton campaign and refused to back the former secretary of State, even as it became clear she would be the Democratic Party's presidential nominee.
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It became the only holdout for government forces, backed by heavy support from American Special Forces who, with the aid of American air power, ousted the Taliban after more than two weeks of fighting.
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Griesa's 2012 ruling barred Argentina from paying creditors who settled previously in 2005 and 2010 for less than 30 cents on the dollar without also making a court-awarded payment to the holdout creditors.
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But concerns about pending supply have capped any upside as the sovereign prepares an up to US$12bn multi-tranche bond sale for next month to make good on payments promised to holdout investors.
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Tuesday's deadline to report to training camp came and went as Aaron Donald's holdout with the Los Angeles Rams continued, but general manager Les Snead hinted on Wednesday a deal could be getting closer.
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Many have speculated they could be interested in Oakland Raiders holdout defensive end Khalil Mack, but no substantive reports have linked the two teams, and the Raiders have shown no interest in dealing Mack.
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The ruling depends on two things: Argentina has to repeal a law that prevents it from paying the holdout hedge funds, and it has to make full payments to bondholders who settle by Monday.
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Running back Ezekiel Elliott and the Dallas Cowboys agreed to a six-year, $90 million contract on Wednesday, ending his five-week holdout and making him the highest-paid running back in NFL history.
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With their regular-season opener about a week away, the Los Angeles Chargers have given holdout running back Melvin Gordon permission to look for trade options, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport on Saturday.
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A favorite of ski devotees, Grand Targhee had long been a pass holdout, and its proximity to Jackson Hole — which is also in the collective — will make the region doubly attractive for pass holders.
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The holdout in the first trial, Adam C. Sirois, 44, who had publicly clashed with other members of the panel, was in Jerusalem on business when he received word of the verdict by telephone.
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After several weeks in which the Alexandrians tried to organize an alliance to battle the Savior Axis of Evil and Bad Mustaches, "The Walking Dead" spent Sunday with the Kingdom, the most significant holdout.
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On Tuesday, Twitter suspended Jones for seven days for violating company policies, a holdout among internet giants from Apple to Facebook to Alphabet's YouTube that removed some or all Jones-related content last week.
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But questions about Swetnick's account, which was viewed as less credible than that of another accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, helped rally holdout Republicans around the idea that Kavanaugh was the victim of character attacks.
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One of the last New England moderates, a once-common Republican species, Ms Collins is considered the likeliest holdout against the draft Republican health-care reform that has overshadowed the week-long Independence Day recess.
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There are reports Bell could end the holdout and report to camp by Week 7 -- and Davis says if that happens, all he needs to do is BALL OUT to win his teammates back over.
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Josh Huder argues that Pelosi has only a finite number of leadership posts, committee positions, and noncontroversial agenda items she can offer dissenters, and the availability of such goods dwindles with each holdout she appeases.
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When Playboy announced in October of last year that it would no longer publish nude photos, company executives hinted that the last true holdout of old school analog smut had fallen victim to the internet.
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However, the report added that the 24-year-old running back's holdout is "not likely" to continue into the regular season, based on owner Jerry Jones' desire to get a deal done before Week 1.
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In the shift to streaming, CBS had been a holdout among the major broadcasters when it came to doing business with Hulu, the streaming service jointly owned by NBCUniversal, 21st Century Fox and Disney's ABC.
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SIRTE, Libya (Reuters) - Libyan forces backed by U.S. air strikes finished clearing the last Islamic State holdout in Sirte on Tuesday after a near seven-month battle for the militant group's former North African stronghold.
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But eight holdout nations—the US, China, North Korea, Egypt, India, Iran, Israel, and Pakistan—have not yet ratified it, blocking it from formally taking effect and keeping the organization from conducting any verification efforts.
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Bell rubbed his teammates the wrong way earlier in the season when he sent somewhat mixed messages about the duration of his holdout, which led to a lot of animosity, especially from the offensive linemen.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Hedge fund Trilogy Capital Management, the last holdout bondholder of Caesars Entertainment Corp's bankrupt operating unit, has agreed to support the casino group's restructuring and halt litigation, a court filing showed on Tuesday.
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The deal, agreed in principle late on Sunday, will see the four largest remaining holdout creditors get paid 20.5 percent of the amount outstanding on their judgments, including principal and interest, mediator Daniel Pollack said.
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Fernandez de Kirchner implemented protectionist policies and currency controls during her back-to-back 2007-2015 terms that scared off many investors, and fought a bitter fight with holdout creditors over a previous debt restructuring.
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Team: Los Angeles ChargersWeek 7 opponent: at Tennessee TitansWhy you should sit him: Gordon still looks rusty as he returns from a holdout, with just 49 rushing yards and 37 receiving yards in two games.
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With just days to go until the start of the 2019 NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys are still working to get superstar running back Ezekiel Elliott to end his holdout and get to training camp.
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"Argentina ... has a powerful idiosyncratic component and there is some decoupling from other emerging markets because of (the resolution of the holdout issue)," he said, noting Argentine bonds' recent outperformance versus other emerging market debt.
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That gambit is the reconquest, by Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and his Iranian and Russian allies, of Idlib Province, the last major rebel holdout in western Syria and home to about three million people.
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Roughly the size of a block in Manhattan, the last ISIS holdout of the Old City did not seem like the kind of place where anyone could still be alive after weeks of brutal combat.
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That request from the jury is usually the result of one holdout for acquittal saying to the others that 'I think he's guilty, but I'm just not sure they proved it beyond a reasonable doubt.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, after a halting start, is now marshaling the full power of his office to win over holdout conservatives and waffling senators to support the House Republicans' replacement for the Affordable Care Act.
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"Safe to say that the Assembly is ready to go forward on congestion pricing," Carl E. Heastie, the chamber's speaker, said on Monday; the Democratic-controlled Assembly had been the holdout in endorsing the plan.
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Women and children evacuated from the Islamic State group's embattled holdout of Baghouz, Syria, arrive at a screening area held by the Syrian Democratic Forces, in the eastern Syrian province of Deir Ezzor, on March 6.
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Darrell was the holdout; he didn't hate the movie or think it was poorly made, but he's much more skeptical about celebrity culture in general and argues that everyone would be better off ignoring celebrities altogether.
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Republican senators leading the effort plan to release a revised version of their bill that would send more money to Alaska and Maine, the states of two holdout senators, the Washington Post reported late on Sunday.
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NEW YORK, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Argentina's ongoing sovereign debt settlement talks will continue despite no resolution between the government and four remaining major holdout creditors, court-appointed mediator Daniel Pollack said in a statement on Friday.
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Argentina returned to global debt markets and paid off its so-called holdout creditors in April, some 14 years after a sovereign debt default that triggered an exodus of foreign investors and a wave of litigation.
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"The market has compressed as a result of (a potential holdout) settlement and is pricing Argentina at a level much higher than its rating," said Michael Roche, an EM fixed-income analyst at the Seaport Group.
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As with previous agreements reached between Argentina and holdout creditors who refused to participate in its 2005 and 2010 debt restructurings, the deal requires the South American country to repeal two laws that bar those settlements.
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"Vaca Muerta will not reactivate as much as we hope until there is a certain economic normality, an agreement with holdout creditors for example and a deceleration in inflation," a source at the Energy Ministry said.
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The legal saga involved years of court battles, street protests in Buenos Aires, the seizure of an Argentine naval vessel, and increasingly distorted economic policy as the government tried to avoid settling with the holdout creditors.
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With the latest agreement, Pollack said, Argentina believes 98 percent of all holdout creditors have reached a settlement with Buenos Aires, nearly closing the book on a roughly $100 billion sovereign debt default in early 2002.
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Nephew says many of the "easy barrels" have come off the market, and the administration must now convince holdout countries to stop importing Iran's oil over the next six months in time for the next review.
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It is a move that will increase the pressure on a group of holdout bondholders that refused to take part in two debt restructurings by Argentina after it defaulted on $100 billion of debt in 2001.
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At issue were injunctions favoring so-called "me-too" plaintiffs in 49 lawsuits seeking the same relief as so-called holdout bondholders, including hedge fund manager Paul Singer's NML Capital Ltd, who have demanded full repayment.
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According to head coach Jason Garrett, the Dallas Cowboys will wait at least another day before deciding whether Elliott should be limited in Week 1 after missing five weeks of preseason work during a contract holdout.
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The UK appears to be a relatively lone holdout in offering official advice that shaking hands is OK."The impact of shaking hands is negligible," Matt Hancock, the UK health secretary, told "BBC Breakfast" on Tuesday.
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In all, more than 2.5 million poor uninsured adults across the country would gain access to Medicaid if the holdout states expanded the program, joining about 11 million who have already signed up under the law.
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A day after Washington Redskins team president Bruce Allen said he expects holdout left tackle Trent Williams to return to the team, former teammate DeAngelo Hall said Williams won't be back by the regular-season opener.
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Whatever else may be said about the speaker's move, and however long her holdout lasts, it has certainly taken advantage of some inevitable holiday-season downtime to focus attention on the Senate's role in the process.
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If these ideas are ultimately approved, it is likely to open the door for other Republican holdout states to adopt the coverage expansion after resisting it for years but will almost certainly trigger additional court battles.
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Such aggressive moves by players in contract negotiations have seemingly become increasingly normal in recent years, from Le'Veon Bell's decision to sit out a year for the Steelers to Ezekiel Elliott's holdout through the 2019 preseason.
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If so, Ekeler could actually merit top-eight consideration in PPR leagues, given that he was a top-two RB through the first four weeks, while Gordon staged a holdout, and finished at No. 6. 20193.
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The unit recently asked Goldgar to extend a halt on billions of dollars in lawsuits over debt guarantees from several bondholders against the parent while it makes a last-ditch attempt to settle with holdout creditors.
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Investors and the sovereign have been in a tug of war over pricing ever since the new government of President Mauricio Macri said it would raise up to US$15bn to settle claims with holdout creditors.
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Christopher Gooley, the juror who had come forward, said he was the final holdout against finding Mr. Lewis guilty and had accused other jurors of violating the judge's orders not to discuss the case before deliberations.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sovereign debt settlement talks between the government of Argentina and holdout bondholders stemming from an historic default in 2002 made further progress on Wednesday, the court appointed mediator, Daniel Pollack, said in a statement.
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Best Buy might not have the same clout as e-retailers like Amazon, but the brick and mortar holdout still brings the deals when it comes time for the biggest shopping event of the year: Black Friday.
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Argentina will sell US$11.68bn worth of 5-, 10- and 30-year bonds under U.S. law in mid April if Congress swiftly approves a debt deal for holdout creditors, top finance ministry officials told Congress on Friday.
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With today's announcement, SoundCloud has got two of the three major record labels on board (Sony is the only holdout), as well as several indies, and there's talk of a paid streaming service launching later this year.
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With new legislative sessions about to begin around the country, Republican governors in two other holdout states — Matt Mead of Wyoming and Dennis Daugaard of South Dakota — are trying to persuade their legislatures to expand the program.
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On Sunday, just before a midnight deadline and after a protracted holdout, Canada ended up joining the U.S. and Mexico in a deal to supplant NAFTA, called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement or USMCA for short.
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The tiny state of Mizoram is the last holdout against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) wave that has swept India's remote northeast since Prime Minister Narendra Modi stormed to a historic win in the 2014 general election.
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Ron Johnson, another holdout who has publicly blistered the process by which the Senate bill has moved through the upper chamber, said bluntly that it would be a "mistake" to move forward with the motion to proceed.
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Nullifying those laws - and the payment of all holdout creditors who agree to Argentina's proposal by February 29 - are conditions for lifting the injunction that effectively forced the sovereign to default on its restructured bonds in 2014.
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But Puerto Rico and its supporters argue that without the ability to force financial settlements on unwilling creditors, Puerto Rico could end up in the same predicament as Argentina in recent years, hounded relentlessly by holdout creditors.
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Seattle scored first on its second drive of the day after safety Earl Thomas, who ended his holdout Wednesday, stepped in front of a Keenum pass intended for Demaryius Thomas and returned it to the Denver 217.
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Timeline The announcement of a $222 billion agreement between the Argentine government and four "holdout" hedge funds promises to end a 1.33-year battle that started when the government defaulted on $21.3 billion in debt in 219.
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At the 11th hour of what many have called a historic deal involving Argentina and its holdout investors, it seems that those investors who were once united in their dispute against Argentina are turning against one another.
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Sanders's speech was a pivotal endorsement for Clinton, marking the end of her former rival's holdout in an effort to swing his supporters over to her camp ahead of the tough general election match-up against Trump.
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Donald, who got a late start to the year because of a contract holdout, began the season as one of the league's most underappreciated stars and ended it as the N.F.L.'s defensive player of the year.
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Per multiple reports, the running back left his holdout headquarters in Cabo San Lucas in hopes that a contract extension with the Cowboys will be finalized before the Week 1 home game against their NFC East rivals.
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Running back Ezekiel Elliott and the Dallas Cowboys agreed to a six-year, $90 million contract that ends his five-week holdout and makes possible his presence in the starting lineup Sunday against the New York Giants.
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A Quinnipiac poll out this week showed that even among non-college-educated whites — the strongest demographic holdout for Trump — a plurality now say they'd like to see Congress be more of a check on the president.
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Sports Briefing | Mixed Martial Arts New York ended its ban on professional mixed martial arts — it was the last holdout in the nation — opening the cages for major fights in its big arenas across the state. Gov.
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Shortly before the House vote, the Freedom Caucus said a majority of its members would vote to support a stopgap spending measure, a key sign that holdout conservatives who had been undecided earlier had come on board.
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Argentina will sell US$11.68bn worth of 5-, 10- and 73-year bonds under U.S. law in mid April if Congress swiftly approves a debt deal for holdout creditors, top finance ministry officials told Congress on Friday.
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The prolific Los Angeles Chargers running back trended on Google from late August to early September due in large part to his contract holdout, which began during the preseason and ended around Week 4 of the season.
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McGlashan, on the other hand, has been a holdout, fighting the government&aposs case against him, saying he never paid for his son to be granted college admission via a so-called "side door" as prosecutors allege.
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Though GOP leaders found it convenient to blame AHCA's failure mainly on holdout conservatives, the reality is that moderates and mainstream Republicans worried that the bill would cause millions to lose coverage were also defecting in droves.
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FULL EXPENSING: Senator Jeff Flake, who had been a holdout over deficit concerns, agreed to vote "yes" after Republican leaders did away with an abrupt end to the full business expensing of capital investments after five years.
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The issue of credibility is crucial to Argentina, which returned to international capital markets after settling a dispute with holdout creditors after center-right President Mauricio Macri took office in late 2015, ending 12 years of leftist governments.
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According to SANA, Lavrentyev congratulated Assad on restoring full control over Damascus and its suburbs after government forces, backed by Russia and Iran, expelled Islamic State group militants from their last holdout in the capital earlier this week.
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Two Republicans who had publicly criticized different parts of Senate Republicans' tax plan voted to move the bill forward Tuesday in a crucial committee vote, while another potential holdout provisionally extracted concessions during a meeting with President Trump.
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"I think this is the big holdout country because Oil Minister Luaibi didn't really want to do the deal in November," Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, told CNBC Europe earlier on Monday.
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Argentina's finance ministry said on Friday that an offer that implied a haircut of about 25 per cent on claims of about $9bn had been accepted by some of the "holdout" creditors, including Montreux Partners and Dart Management.
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Finance Minister Alfonso Prat Gay said this week that Argentina would issue a US$6.53bn bond to pay the holdout creditors once the country's Congress had repealed certain debt laws preventing it from offering them better payment terms.
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While holdouts aren't anything new in the NFL — Le'Veon Bell sat the entire 2018 season, and Melvin Gordon's holdout from the Los Angeles Chargers this year is threatening to be long — Elliott's has quickly taken an ugly turn.
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Advocates said the disclosures reached a pivotal moment in April when the Archdiocese of New York, a center of gravity in the American church and a holdout for months, published a list of nearly 120 accused clergy members.
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Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, would have been convicted on all 18 charges of financial fraud but for one holdout juror, who forced a mistrial on 10 counts, another member of the jury said on Wednesday.
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If Afghanistan and Pakistan started using force jointly against the Taliban, and if the United States simultaneously stepped up airstrikes and drone strikes against holdout Taliban, then it might be possible to coerce the Taliban to the table.
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If the Browns could find something of a win in the tie, Le'Veon Bell of the Steelers could easily be taking the same result as a personal loss, as it could work against him in his contract holdout.
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Darnold has taken a different approach during his holdout and maintained an upbeat persona, writing on Instagram a week ago "#BackinNYC New York's gonna to be good to me, and I'm gonna be good to New York #stoked".
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There is also one vocal holdout among the challengers: Emirates Team New Zealand, which blew what should have been an insurmountable 8-1 lead in San Francisco to lose the last America's Cup match to Oracle in 2013.
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At a confirmation trial this week, Abeinsa's bankruptcy exit plan faced objections from a holdout creditor, Portland General Electric Corp, that has sued the company over alleged cost overruns and construction defects at a power plant in Oregon.
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Just as Edith Macefield's petite home in Seattle, a famed holdout which she refused to sell to developers, is now encircled by a massive commercial building (and threatened by demolition), the houses are statements of their owners' defiance.
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For holdout creditors who want Argentina to pay significantly more in interest than on the original amount of the debt owed, Mr. Prat-Gay said, "You'd perhaps have to go before Christ to get a such a big return."
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NEW YORK, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Sovereign debt settlement talks between the government of Argentina and holdout bondholders stemming from the historic default in 2002 made further progress on Wednesday, the court appointed mediator, Daniel Pollack, said in a statement.
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In this context, McEwan looks like something of a stubborn holdout — but there is evidence that, even as the silos start to collapse, readers remain highly attuned to genre conventions, and that writers can be punished for breaching them.
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Anderson, who missed the first three games because of a contract holdout, has scored in back-to-back games and owns points in five of the last six contests after failing to post one in his first two outings.
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The noteworthy holdout: Masayoshi Son, chief executive of the SoftBank Group, which oversees the Vision Fund, a technology investment fund that sought $100 billion in investments and received the promise of $45 billion from the Saudi sovereign wealth fund.
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With Islamic State depleted and Kurdish-led militia poised to seize the group's last holdout in eastern Syria, Western capitals are trying to work out what to do with battle-hardened foreign jihadist fighters and their wives and children.
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On Wednesday next week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit is expected to agree to lift an injunction that prevents Argentina from issuing new bonds or servicing its restructured debt without paying holdout creditors in full.
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Macri's economic team is currently canvassing New York and London to gauge appetite for a bond that could raise up to $15 billion to ease government financing and pay over $8 billion in settlements to so-called "holdout" creditors.
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Rakell has been an offensive force since returning from a contract holdout and an abdominal injury that sidelined him for the first nine games of the season, recording four goals - two game-winners - and three assists in five contests.
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With Islamic State depleted and Kurdish-led militia poised to seize the group's last holdout in eastern Syria, Western capitals are trying to work out what to do with battle-hardened foreign jihadist fighters, and their wives and children.
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For decades, world music was marketed in this country strictly in terms of its fealty to the past: It wasn't in conversation with the pop music made in the present day, but served as a counterweight and stubborn holdout.
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Duncan said the other jurors were frustrated with the holdout, who prevented them from reaching a consensus to convict on seven of nine counts of bank fraud and three of four counts of failing to declare foreign bank accounts.
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Chargers 30, Dolphins 10 Having returned from his holdout, Melvin Gordon had a terrific view from the sideline as Austin Ekeler carried Los Angeles to victory against a team that has no business playing in the N.F.L. this season.
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NEW YORK, Feb 21.35 (IFR) - Argentina may soon regain access to the international capital markets and get the go-ahead to renew payments on defaulted bonds after gaining the upper hand in debt talks with so-called holdout investors.
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Analysts at Height Capital Markets in Washington, D.C. said in a note that the majority-Republican commission is likely to approve all four facilities with a likely holdout from Democratic Commissioner Richard Glick in line with the recent trend.
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Speaking at a news conference with reporters in Buenos Aires, he estimated that the debt owed to holdout bondholders — including NML Capital and the Italian bondholders — totaled $20 billion, adding that 60 percent of that amount fell under New York jurisdiction.
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Conner has 922 yards from scrimmage — 16 shy of the franchise record through seven games held by holdout Le'Veon Bell — this season and is the first player in franchise history with 102 yards rushing and two touchdowns in three consecutive games.
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"As the carrier was the last holdout, the announcement solidifies the industry's move back to unlimited plans which ultimately constricts growth and elevates the pressure to drive down network costs," Amir Rozwadowski, an analyst at Barclays, said in a note.
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The good news is that the president has been involved — he's made clear his support for the effort (though he could do more), he's taken calls with congressional leaders, and he's taken meetings with holdout members of Congress and conservative groups.
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Still, some fund managers and analysts say Argentina has a more compelling growth story than previous countries, given its return to international credit markets after a 15-year absence last year following a settlement with holdout creditors and Macri's reforms.
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"I and the many of the holdout Rapozos expect to continue the lawsuit against Carlos and unnamed co-conspirators for fraud and related actions, and we also expected to appeal the confirmation of sale and the quiet title case," he said.
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"It was the first to lay off people because it saw the downturn in crude coming, and it's been the last holdout against the oil bulls, effectively just saying there is no bottom coming in 8003," Cramer said of the company.
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NEW YORK, Feb 24 (Reuters) - A lawyer for some of the holdout creditors in the long-running dispute over Argentine sovereign debt violated the confidentiality between the parties by disclosing tentative settlement terms, the U.S. court-appointed mediator said on Wednesday.
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Barletta, another holdout and an immigration hardliner, said that he would now support the bill after Trump and top House Republicans promised to advance his bill designed to stop undocumented immigrants from receiving government assistance to purchase health insurance through AHCA.
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But America recently reached a cultural turning point that few seem to have noticed: The days of staring at the droopy drawers of young men in public are coming to a close, fashion experts, historians and even holdout saggers say.
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More than I would have thought possible, Grünauer Bistro seems to be a holdout from Yorkville's past, when businesses fed the Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Austrian and German immigrants who lived side by side in microneighborhoods that replicated the arrangement of Mitteleuropa.
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Ryan, during his leadership update, said he endorsed Trump last week — after a lengthy holdout — because Trump, not Clinton, would give congressional Republicans the best opportunity to turn their policies and ideas into law, according to sources in the room.
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"If it's 11-1 in favor of guilty, the prosecution retries the case under the assumption there is one unusual holdout juror that for whatever reason never budged," says Alan Tuerkheimer, a Chicago-based jury consultant who followed the case.
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The administration had hoped the policy expertise of Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma would be enough to convince holdout senators that the GOP legislation would help their states.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina plans to return to international credit markets in April with three bonds sales totaling $11.68 billion under U.S. law if Congress swiftly approves a debt deal for holdout creditors, top finance ministry officials told Congress on Friday.
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Related: Residents flee Deir Ezzor as Russian, SDF forces pound ISIS holdout The Assad regime now controls most of the cities that it practically can, or that remain standing and desirable, despite Assad once expressing ambitions to retake the entire country.
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Judge Thomas P. Griesa heard from 15 lawyers representing the holdout investors big and small, Argentina, the banks, and even a group of exchange bondholders investors who agreed to take a so-called haircut during one of Argentina's two restructurings.
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The revision is aimed at wooing holdout senators, and the top-line numbers for their states look enticing: Alaska, Arizona, Maine, and Kentucky would get an increase of federal funding of 3 percent, 14 percent, 43 percent, and 4 percent, respectively.
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China's automotive market is already larger than ours -- it's responsible for about one of every three cars sold in the entire world -- but this announcement leaves the United States alone under a spotlight as the last major holdout against electric vehicles.
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The country has tapped global capital markets with greater frequency since business-friendly President Mauricio Macri settled with holdout creditors in April 2016, ending a decade-long legal dispute that had contributed to Argentina's market pariah status since its 2002 default.
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Elliott and his agent, Rocky Arceneaux, left his holdout headquarters in Cabo San Lucas on Monday with the expectation that a contract extension with the Cowboys would be finalized before the Week 1 home game against the team's NFC East rival.
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Second, the tricky problem for Ryan is that he has to please two holdout groups with essentially opposite demands: The Freedom Caucus wants to roll back more of Obamacare's changes, and the Coverage Caucus is worried about doing just that.
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Last season, Kam Chancellor reported to the Seattle Seahawks after two weeks; this year, Le'Veon Bell took his franchise tag and reported after preseason and Aaron Donald ended his holdout with the Los Angeles Rams, though he missed Week 1.
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The legal terms of its bonds make it vulnerable to Argentina-style 'holdout' investors derailing the process, while shifting the burden to domestic banks is not an option because they themselves have helped soak up the debt and would need recapitalising.
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"I have seen a holdout and all that stuff, and I have really never seen it work, so that was never in my mind to: 'I'm not going to go to O.T.A.s to get a new contract,'" said Beckham, 24.
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Several on the buyside were quick to grumble when the sovereign returned to the dollar markets in July despite promises to cap this year's supply at the US$16.5bn it issued in April to pay holdout creditors and cure its default.
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Ms. Gabbard had been the only holdout after the White House released a reconstruction of a July phone call in which Mr. Trump urged the president of Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his son.
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The loft building where New York Fashion Week: Men's takes place is the kind of rough industrial holdout that abounded in Manhattan in the 1970s, when areas of this city looked an awful lot like the ruin Detroit would soon become.
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She was instrumental in persuading the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the last holdout against equal pay among the Grand Slams, to grant women and men the same prize money for the first time at Wimbledon in 2007.
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The city that's as well known for its strong sense of distinctive local identity as it is for its yearly tech-and-culture-fest South By Southwest became a notable holdout to the global spread of these ride-hailing giants.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, a Tea Party stalwart and notable budget committee holdout on tax reform, ended up caving and agreeing to vote yes shortly before the committee vote, as did another one of the bill's skeptics, Bob Corker of Tennessee.
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Twitter was essentially the last holdout among a throng of social media platforms — including Facebook and YouTube — that had stopped allowing Jones and Infowars from peddling what many believed not just to be "fake news", but outright damaging and dangerous false information.
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BA. In January, Eurnekian told Reuters that, if a deal was struck with the holdout creditors, he was hoping to publicly list four units - the airport business, energy firm Compania General de Combustibles, a microchip-making business, and an agri-industry unit.
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In an interview with Reuters, Pollack recounted the relentless shuttle diplomacy, marathon talks, and late-night phone calls and emails that culminated in Argentina agreeing to pay billionaire Paul Singer's fund Elliott Management and three major holdout investors more than other creditors.
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Macri promises that Argentina's return to global debt markets after it paid off 'holdout' creditors, 14 years after a massive sovereign debt default that triggered a mass exit of investors and a wave of litigation, will help draw a wave of foreign investment.
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The announcement comes as Argentina government officials meet with holdout accounts on Wednesday in a first round of negotiations to solve a decade long dispute between the two parties that has effectively kept the South American country out of the international capital markets.
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The GOP succeeded by stitching together a thin string of fig leaves for the complaints holdout members had once raised, cutting side deals with a last wavering few, and, above all else, putting aside its ideological differences to focus on getting a win.
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The deal, agreed late on Sunday and announced by the New York court-appointed mediator Daniel Pollack on Monday, will see the four largest remaining holdout creditors get paid 22012 percent of the amount outstanding on their judgments, including principal and interest.
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Canada's decision made the United States a notable holdout for allowing the Boeing planes to fly as investigators seek clues as to what brought down an Ethiopian Airlines 2422.54 Max 238.73 shortly after takeoff on Sunday, killing all 2238.7 people on board.
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NEW YORK, Feb 26 (IFR) - The prospect of a bond sale of up to US$15bn from Argentina - its first international debt issue in more than a decade - is growing nearer as negotiations with the country's holdout creditors approach the finish line.
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"I declare war against the federal government because they have been trampling on my first amendment rights, so there is no way to beat this any more but liberty or death," said Fry, the final holdout, as he threatened to shoot himself.
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Lawyers for bondholders that were not included in the $4.65 billion deal Argentina made with the holdout hedge funds have argued that they will get far worse terms if they agree to a separate $6.5 billion proposal that Argentina made on Feb. 5.
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He moved quietly to win over holdout Republicans on the Judiciary panel by giving the president power to halt lawsuits against foreign governments through a court-mediated process, which is less than the administration wanted but succeeded in moving the measure forward.
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Elliott and his agent, Rocky Arceneaux, left his holdout headquarters in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, on Monday with the expectation that a contract extension with the Cowboys would be finalized before the Week 1 home game against the team's NFC East rival.
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Not only will it remove the hurdle preventing Iranian forces from advancing unimpeded down the road from Iraq into Syria, but it could also fuel ambitions within the Syrian and Iranian forces to capture Idlib province, the last holdout of the armed opposition.
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SAN JUAN, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Two holdout bond insurers have agreed to a previously announced deal to restructure more than $8 billion of revenue bonds issued by Puerto Rico's bankrupt electric utility, the U.S. commonwealth's federally created financial oversight board announced on Monday.
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To go with the team's core of young players — Russell, Dinwiddie, Jarrett Allen, Caris LeVert, Joe Harris and the lone holdout from before Marks arrived, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson — they added a trio of hard-nosed veterans in Ed Davis, Jared Dudley and Faried.
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ROME, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Italy's economy minister said on Thursday that Rome is still discussing whether clauses aimed at preventing holdout investors blocking any debt restructuring should go in the new treaty covering the euro zone bailout fund or in its annexes.
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ROME, Dec 4 (Reuters) - A reform of the euro zone bailout fund which would help prevent holdout investors blocking a debt restructuring to get a better deal reduces the cost of sovereign debts , Bank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco said on Wednesday.
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On the eve of the season, the Pro Bowl defensive end Jadeveon Clowney refused to end a holdout in Houston over signing a franchise tender that would prevent him from becoming a free agent, and so the Texans shipped him to Seattle.
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NEW YORK, Feb 29 (Reuters) - Argentina and its main holdout creditors on Monday reached a $4.653 billion agreement in principle to settle a sovereign debt default dispute that has lasted 14 years in a move that could help to revive the country's economy.
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The deal, agreed late on Sunday and announced by the New York court-appointed mediator Daniel Pollack on Monday, says the agreement between the government and the four largest remaining holdout creditors represents 75 percent of their full judgments, including principle and interest.
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If those talks failed, the island or its public entities could file for a court-supervised debt restructuring process that would incorporate key statutes within U.S. bankruptcy law, including the ability to enforce restructuring deals on holdout creditors, if most other creditors agreed.
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Here's a sign Le'Veon Bell's holdout has probably gone on too long ... Bill Peduto -- the mayor of Pittsburgh and a longtime Le'Veon supporter -- tells TMZ Sports he's beginning to think the Steelers don't need the RB to make a Super Bowl run.
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At least the Rams know Aaron Donald's staying in shape during his contract holdout ... The L.A. star hit the weight room Wednesday decked out in camo with XXXTentacion's "Look At Me!" blasting ... and bench pressed 495 pounds -- with zero help from his spotter!!
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Illustration: Apple (US Patent Office)If you're a holdout who refuses to upgrade to a post-2015 MacBook because of Apple's revamped keyboard and its shallow butterfly switches, it seems like your prospects for a better experience in the future just got a little bleaker.
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He was instrumental in lifting Argentina's currency controls and negotiating a deal with holdout creditors over debt that Argentina defaulted on in 2002, two of the center-right Macri administration's main achievements after taking office last December, ending more than a decade of populist rule.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Daniel Mudd, the last holdout among former top Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac executives accused of concealing risky mortgages that fueled the financial crisis, told a judge on Wednesday a U.S. regulator's lawsuit seeking to hold him responsible should be thrown out.
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By October around 88% of creditors had agreed to sign up to the deal and court processes were started to initiate the use of Decree 57 in Dubai and a UK scheme of arrangement in England to cram down a couple of holdout lenders.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Argentina and its main holdout creditors have reached a $21.33 billion agreement in principle to settle a 20123-year-old sovereign debt default dispute, a deal that could help the country to return to international capital markets and revive its economy.
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Williams wrote that she was "crushed" when she learned Delvey was found innocent of the larceny charge against her, but believed it was because the jury "split the baby" to convince a lone juror holdout that she was at least guilty on the other counts.
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Record: 1-0Week 1 result: Beat the Colts, 30-26Week 2 opponent: at Detroit LionsOne thing to know: The Chargers didn't seem to miss Melvin Gordon, who has taken his holdout into the regular season, as Austin Ekeler totaled 154 yards and 3 touchdowns.
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Read more: Ezekiel Elliott's training-camp holdout for a new contract is threatening to get uglyThe 2019-20 season will be Cooper's first full season on the team after being traded to the Cowboys from the Oakland Raiders in the middle of last year.
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To do so in the name of sacrifice for team and glory is just absurd—a holdout is the only leverage players have when trying to negotiate a contract, it makes absolutely no sense to torpedo that option, especially when it's your own teammate.
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Inbox Ivy League Makes Tradition the Servant of Commerce To the Sports Editor: Re "Ivy League, Last Division I Holdout, Will Add Tournament," March 11: The Ivy League is making a tremendous mistake by choosing to follow the crowd with a postseason basketball tournament.
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U.S. District Judge Thomas Griesa imposed injunctions on Argentina in a 2012 ruling barring it from paying creditors who settled previously in 2005 and 2010 for less than 30 cents on the dollar without also making a court-awarded payment to certain holdout creditors.
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Macri, less than three months in office, is likely to cobble together the votes needed to implement the deal announced on Monday to pay $4.65 billion "holdout" hedge funds that rejected steep cuts in repayment terms offered in the country's 2005 and 2010 bond restructurings.
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Her eventual victory against the seemingly unstoppable real estate mogul, and now presidential primary candidate, is a triumphant example of a holdout, an act of resilience wherein people refuse to move or give up their physical space in the world, no matter the cost.
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Another Republican holdout on the tax bill, Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona, said in announcing his support for the tax overhaul that he had obtained a commitment from Senate leaders and the Trump administration to work with him to enact protections for DACA recipients.
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In eastern Ghouta, a once agriculturally rich rebel holdout on the outskirts of Damascus, a government siege has led to what the United Nations recently called the highest rates of child hunger recorded during the conflict, with nearly 12 percent of children acutely malnourished.
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By the way, we also asked Dalvin if he was considering a contract holdout given the fact that this year is the final one on his rookie deal -- but watch the clip, it doesn't seem he's going to press the Vikes like that just yet.
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In perhaps the most consequential moment, she announced that the Council would work with four of the city's five district attorneys — Staten Island being the lone holdout — to do away with outstanding warrants for low-level summonses that were more than 10 years old.
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Gordon began his holdout during training camp, and his camp wants a contract that will put him in line with Todd Gurley of the Los Angeles Rams and Le'Veon Bell of the New York Jets, who make between $13 million and $14 million per season.
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