Now, Microsoft is pitted against Amazon on their home turf.
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Guzman's home turf of Sinaloa, however, has bucked that trend.
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GoJek launched on Grab's home turf of Singapore in 2018.
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GoJek launched on Grab's home turf of Singapore last year.
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He knows the president well and he knows his home turf.
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The former prez was puttin' around in Oahu ... his home turf.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders both consider New York home turf.
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The final battle took place on the "big bad's" home turf.
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A mid-April battle on her adopted home turf seemed unlikely.
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And Brian, it's great to see you on your home turf.
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Scott Disick and Sofia Richie are back on their home turf.
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Brazil are playing on their home turf today against South Africa.
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But some policies seem to be turning toward Ma's home turf.
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After all, we're on his home turf, and he's Warren Buffett.
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Kit Harington and Rose Leslie are back on their home turf.
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Going big, of course, is Lizzo's home turf and her brand.
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The 22-year-old Team USA star was on her home turf.
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It is also battling a major competition case on its home turf.
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Hanke's more relaxed now, several months later, dressed casually on home turf.
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Bin Salman's Vision 2030 will get U.S. endorsement on his home turf.
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Now lenders are focusing on core strengths, usually on their home turf.
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It is also, in a roundabout yet essential way, Shiffrin's home turf.
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But bots hadn't yet run rampant on American tech companies' home turf.
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Competing with Chick-fil-A on its home turf could be tricky.
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But on its home turf, post-modern Europe is in deep trouble.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped out in their home turf on Wednesday.
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But opponents say the party is scared of losing on its home turf.
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And it failed on his home turf -- the floor of the US Senate.
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Two back-to-back meltdowns for India's batting on home turf defy logic.
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Others are looking beyond their home turf to keep their heads above water.
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Line is also aiming to supercharge its payments service on its home turf.
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It will be his first tournament on home turf since winning that competition.
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Lacrosse's definition of home turf, however, is expanding geographically as well as culturally.
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But on its critical home turf, the company is toiling to stay relevant.
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What host country wouldn't want to win more medals on its home turf?
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"This is Harry Reid's home turf, and we don't exactly trust Harry Reid."
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I will always appreciated that she planned something I'd love on her home turf.
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Officers visited multiple counties, including Fresno, Del Norte, and Martinez's home turf of Tulare.
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YouTube is taking on TV on its home turf, and it's starting to win.
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We're already in specious territory, here, which is effectively home turf for Facebook Memes.
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Expect the Big Three automakers to make a big splash on their home turf.
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The newest research is part of a larger effort to map our home turf.
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For instance, on Snapchat's home turf of California, cameras are banned in the booth.
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The Pine Tree State neighbors Sanders's home turf, where he won in a landslide.
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So is it really the end of the American car on its home turf?
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The end result: a wild, unanimous win for the Brit on his home turf.
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"Exploring the bounty near your home turf can be just as impactful," he said.
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It's a powerful scene — T'Challa daring anyone to fight him on his home turf.
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Sanders has also signaled that he's angling for a win on Warren's home turf.
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Their home turf, after all, is not only a prime target, but an island.
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Also, they were delivered at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington — Tillerson's home turf.
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On his home turf, the chief justice suggested, things were more to his liking.
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And much of the battle is expected to take place online, Amazon's home turf.
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Ronnie inspired a generation of European kickboxers to challenge Thais on their home turf.
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Modern day terrorists rarely get involved in the drug trade beyond their home turf.
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Many large institutions have stopped investing in Africa and the Middle East, its home turf.
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The PT was wiped out on Lula's home turf, the industrial towns around São Paulo.
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Then again, perhaps the best way to enjoy it really is on its home turf.
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Samsung has had a strong start to the service in South Korea – its home turf.
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The band's home turf of Xinxiang was unlike anything the crew had ever seen before.
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Clinton represented New York as a U.S. senator and considers the state her home turf.
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Today about 6,000 surviving islanders, many in Nemuro, dream of their furusato, their home turf.
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Even as CHJ expands globally, Tesla is creeping in on the start-ups home turf.
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His price war with it, on its home turf, lost billions of his investors' money.
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On home turf, Roberts, 64, oversaw back-to-back Supreme Court arguments in the morning.
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On his home turf, away from the cameras, the action is mostly behind the scenes.
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Nike's growth on its home turf in North America came in slightly weaker than expected.
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I ask him if he would attempt a similar feat here, on the soup's home turf.
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Amy Huang, Wheat's CEO, says her initial goal was to challenge banks on their home turf.
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RUSSIA topped the medal table after the 153 Winter Olympics on its home turf in Sochi.
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Euro 2016 Things just looked grim for Portugal: Playing the host team in its home turf.
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The fast casual restaurant has started demoing the robot in its Pasadena location — Miso's home turf.
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Despite this, there's something to be said for investors paying closest attention to their home turf.
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The most glaring issue in the third-quarter report was Netflix's fumble on its home turf.
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For a start, he is playing on home turf, having grown up in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood.
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That situation becomes more and more dire when fighting the war on the South's home turf.
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Disney would be playing on its home turf instead of trying to win on Netflix's ground.
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As it turned out, one team in particular wanted him: his home-turf Los Angeles Dodgers.
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White Gold sells it for $11, roughly twice what it would cost on its home turf.
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At times protesters have assembled in them to mock Mr. Trump on his own home turf.
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Most people expect Bernie Sanders to win on what is nearly home turf for the Vermonter.
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It must particularly gall extremists that gun sense is prevailing in Virginia, the NRA's home turf.
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And since Jon is visiting Daenerys on her home turf, setting the tone is her responsibility.
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That started a beef because Houston, and TX in general, is Rap-A-Lot's home turf.
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In victory, he defeated the world-record holder, Renaud Lavillenie of France, on his home turf.
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He's primarily starting on his home turf at Jefferson Health, and with other doctors in his specialty.
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If an international rival snapped it up, that would increase competition for Deutsche on its home turf.
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All agree though that it isn't Trump's fault Trump was clearly on his home turf Wednesday night.
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Most banks have retreated to their home turf and lent to each other almost exclusively against collateral.
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For Hogan, he's on his home turf in Florida, a state that has relatively strong privacy laws.
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On home turf in Denmark, it was the usual suspect, Noma, that paved the way for clay.
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On Sunday night, Spong squared off against heavyweight Hugo Leon on his home turf of Aguascalientes, Mexico.
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ER: Net art has always had a core part of its experience on home turf: your screen.
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Gantz hesitated if he should go or not to a conference which is usually Netanyahu's home turf.
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This year, the U.S. made it to the finals to face off Belarus on their home turf.
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After facing similar charges around the world, Qualcomm is getting some major pushback on its home turf.
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Hein Decisions Bang for Home Turf Win There was only one German fighter on Hamburg's main card.
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Jay and Bey were on Solange's home turf Sunday ... taking in a parade through the French Quarter.
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Remember, when Drake played Philly -- Meek's home turf -- Meek and his crew showed up outside the arena.
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The company is relying on deep roots in its home turf to survive an assault by Amazon.
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He had said that he would end his campaign if he lost on his home turf Tuesday.
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However, the partnership has yet to bear fruit and now Amazon is headed into Cortana's home turf.
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Chinese brands such as GAC Motor and BYD are looking to advance on global rivals' home turf.
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Back on her home turf and surrounded by friends, she's not averse to letting her hair down.
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The message of the song is clear: This is his home turf, and he's not going anywhere.
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"When our home turf is being invaded, we can only rush to the front and fight back."
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Her book launch begins Tuesday night in her home turf, Chicago, followed by appearances in D.C. Nov.
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Crime Sara Paretsky defies the old notion that regional detectives don't travel well outside their home turf.
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"I'd love to go head to head with him on his home turf at the London Marathon."
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Felipe Nasr, the Brazilian driver on his home turf, finished the rain-soaked race in ninth position.
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"Once I landed back on home turf, we were all saying he's already inconveniencing us," she said.
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The local fighters did not leave the security of their home turf to fight in the open.
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The duo was rolling in a Ferrari this weekend through the City of Brotherly Love -- Kev's home turf.
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In 2014, while still relatively low profile on home turf, BTS began chipping away at the US market.
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To an outpouring of national euphoria, France lifted the World Cup for the first time on home turf.
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They urinate on new areas, their own home turf, and certainly things that other dogs have peed on.
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Meghan's TV show "Suits" shoots in Toronto, so he's on her home turf -- and looking damn comfortable too.
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Apple announced on Friday that a retail store is coming to Samsung's home turf of South Korea. Neighbors!
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Then, during the summer, the "Bespin" pack adds Lando Calrissian's home turf of Cloud City to the game.
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But what happens when the ebb and flow of the daily tides is constantly changing your home turf?
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They smuggle drugs, guns and people to turn a profit, sometimes hundreds of miles from their home turf.
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He prefers his home turf, and has spent one-third of his days in office at Trump properties.
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Whether Dick cared for him or not, he would soon win for Hitler's Silver Arrows on home turf.
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Meanwhile, the currency of Xiaomi's other big market and home turf — China — has also dropped sharply this year.
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Doing so on home turf at the 2018 tournament would represent a significant accomplishment for Stanislav Cherchesov's side.
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This more personally and profoundly tore apart the home turf of the general population than any war since.
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He was writing his next movie about his home turf, he told me, and wanted to check details.
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"This is her home turf," said Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III, who endorsed Ms. Warren a year ago.
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Fulton County is Handel's home turf — she began her political career on the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Chinese social media apps have struggled to win over users beyond their home turf.
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About all these Westchester miscreants in your bathroom … I'm from Mount Vernon, so they're from my home turf.
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The study shows a pattern of income inequality on tech's home turf that's even worse than the national average.
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Yet in Southie, home turf, he bought turkeys for the poor at Thanksgiving and held open doors for women.
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Still, the Labour Party's loss of such a chunk of home turf suggests a Tory landslide in the making.
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The same cannot be said of Mr Long's "Red Earth Circle", which was much more on its home turf.
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This is home turf for Mr Leonard, who has promised to raise taxes to pay for more public spending.
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Under its most recent owners, the chain has expanded beyond its home turf in Chicago, into Indiana and Minnesota.
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She took a U-turn from the nest but flew a bit too close to the blackbird's home turf.
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And if that's not enough drama, both are states where a rival to Trump has a home-turf advantage.
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Clinton sees New York, a state that she represented as a U.S. senator for eight years, as home turf.
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He said that its tech is "battle-hardened" and ready to face Google and Amazon on his home turf.
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C.) is urging the U.S. to strike the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) on its home turf.
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But the company's fumble on its home turf in the US raised questions about Netflix's pricing power looking ahead.
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So "Gossip" not only set out Wayne's arguments to his competition; it did so on the competition's home turf.
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That's about the same number of people that Facebook employs on its home turf, the San Francisco Bay Area.
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And it became clear that Uber would not be able to out-spend its rivals on their home turf.
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Both were strong results for the party out of power — but the big numbers came mainly on home turf.
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Jay-Z was on Meek Mill's home turf Friday night and showed rousing support for the "Free Meek" movement.
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"We understand it's their home turf, but that's certainly something we tell our guides not to do," he said.
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A few days later, the PCC retaliated on their home turf, killing 30 CV-affiliated inmates in Roraima state.
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It's that in going after overwhelmingly Latino immigrants from Central America, Trump is playing on his political home turf.
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Sombat went on to fight Ramon Dekkers in 1991 and lost by unanimous decision on home turf in Bangkok.
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He hits his home turf to headline this annual memorial tribute to the producer James Yancey, known as J Dilla.
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And for Americans hoping to see a way forward for democratic socialism on their home turf, it was even bigger.
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Fresh off the Avengers: Infinity War red carpet, Colin Jost gave Scarlett Johansson a shoutout on his own home turf.
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Rubio's home turf is South Florida, with a high percentage of Hispanics and other voters who aren't natural Trump supporters.
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Its growth is outpacing Britain's ASOS, which is encroaching on Zalando's home turf by building a giant warehouse outside Berlin.
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Diversifying into regional markets helps them to avoid competition in cities, and protects their income from busts on home turf.
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On his home turf in the villages of the Chikkamagaluru district in Karnataka, his salesmanship is put to the test.
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Check it out ... Lang expects the Redskins to protect their home turf and embarrass Aaron Rodgers and the struggling Packers.
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Protesters in New Jersey want to troll President Trump on his home turf with a mini-troll version of himself.
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He criticised EU plans to supervise U.S. and other foreign clearing houses on their home turf under revised equivalence rules.
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There are more American billionaires than ever before, according to a new study, and Silicon Valley is their home turf.
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As a result, even presidential candidates who lose the national vote decisively can amass lopsided margins on their "home turf".
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Instead, the drug lords could be expected to fight a guerrilla war, with complete knowledge of their own home turf.
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Another is that Hizbullah's home turf and principal area of operations directly abuts Israel—and it cannot be defeated there.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch joined a parade of Obama administration officials to tech's home turf on Tuesday.
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The academy is right on her home turf, the campus of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, where Ms. Okpokwasili was confirmed.
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All in all, witnessing the Courage win a championship on their home turf was unlike anything I had experienced before.
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After conquering the U.K. and the States, she is now back on home turf to launch her new show, 'Douglas.
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At their training facility in Tarrytown, N.Y., on Thursday, Knicks players were unaware of the billboard on their home turf.
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You could say the "300" star was on his home turf Friday morning as he joined the Olympic torch relay.
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But questions remain among analysts and investors over Crown's growth, even as he reasserts control and focuses on home turf.
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Naturally, Kylo Ren, who had such a connection to his grandfather, would seek out a wayfinder on his home turf.
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The pair took a trip to Pau's home turf in Spain back in August ... and Cat's been working on her Spanish.
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Japan's home turf VR investors include Gumi, GREE, and Colopl, the latter of which has already made ~30 investments to date.
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It operates in five African countries and recently launched its Verve payments product on Safaricom's home turf after acquiring Kenya's Paynet.
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The game marks the first time the Angels returned to home turf since Skaggs died at age 27 earlier this month.
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Tillerson can play master of ceremonies and potentially announce the outlines of the administration's new ISIS strategy on his home turf.
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And I couldn't go back onstage and roast him — which is what I would do when I'm on my home turf.
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The same goes for YouTube, which now has one more reason to fret about Facebook's rapid arrival on its home turf.
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But it would seem the company neglected to tell us about a crucial sixth city: its home turf of San Francisco.
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Google LLC's YouTube on Thursday lost a bid to move a Delaware patent case to its home turf in Northern California.
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It's back to home turf for a busman's holiday and a big ruck with Italian champ Yuri Gentile on June 25th.
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And even if Kasich manages to hold his home turf in Ohio, Rubio pulls out a miracle in Florida and Sen.
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They are especially prominent in Punjab, home turf of both the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and the army.
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Despite its ubiquity, the city's most prominent street food staple and culinary export seldom commands much respect on its home turf.
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He will now have more than a year as a professional to reach that goal on home turf at Toyko 2020.
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His one strong performance was months ago, on his home turf of Ohio, and Thursday was a poor night for him.
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Trump, meanwhile, may be unwilling to travel to the demilitarized zone lest he be viewed as arriving on Kim's home turf.
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Sanders, who was born in Brooklyn, and Clinton, who served two terms as senator, both claim the state as home turf.
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In some countries, foreign bankers may travel to court new clients or make visits to existing customers on their home turf.
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Dyer, who flew in from England a few days earlier, and his opponent, Wisconsin's Joe Schupp, playing on relative home turf.
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The Golden State Warriors are headed to Toronto, where they will play the Raptors on their home turf in Game 5.
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And only in one state — his home turf of Vermont — did he receive more than 2628 percent of the senior vote.
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The cast of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation hit the MTV Video Music Awards red carpet on Monday — on their home turf!
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It was on home turf at the 2014 Evian Championship that Céline Boutier showed promise as one of France's rising stars.
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Some members suggested challenging Trump on his home turf — Twitter — while others advocated nonviolent protests reminiscent of the civil rights movement.
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Why it matters: Tesla will "compete with some of the world's biggest auto makers on their home turf," the WSJ notes.
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Super Bowl 25.1 will take place at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, the home turf of the Miami Dolphins.
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Oumiha, a 21-year-old from Toulouse, now faces the challenge of defeating Conceição for the title on his home turf.
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You have your son, daughter, niece or nephew on our home turf and where they can't be blinded: the family table.
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But its songs still look back to Sahara home turf, from their modal riffs and North African rhythms to their lyrics.
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Her company takes on a new life as a presence on the international scene and an impressive contender on home turf.
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But our collective imagination puts us in one place or the other: Trump country or Obamaland, home turf or hostile territory.
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What is left of Muthanna has retreated to Shuhada al-Yarmouk territory, but Shuhada al-Yarmouk is defending its home turf.
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Suki Waterhouse knows age ain't nothing but a number when you're with a hotshot like Diego Luna on his home turf.
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Along with family and friends, Davis began organizing 25-kilo shipments of cocaine from Chicago to her home turf of Detroit.
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"June," featuring the vocalist Luciana Souza, takes place on home turf of a different sort, at the Broad Stage in Santa Monica.
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Its slide to number two, even on its home turf highlights how difficult a year it has been for Germany's biggest lender.
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One study found the cats will travel up 18 miles from their home turf to hunt in areas where wildfires recently burned.
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The company wasn't going to launch a fleet of self-driving Toyota Camrys for its public debut on its own home turf.
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But that's weird: humans didn't engage in mass migration from Africa, their home turf, to Europe, Neanderthal territory, until 75,220 years ago.
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A Catholic "Caravan for Life" is making its way from Mr Duterte's home turf, on the southern island of Mindanao, to Manila.
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But the café now felt like home turf, and that slight psychological edge sometimes made all the difference in a negotiation. There.
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But when it comes to immediately understanding Bodyguard, which arrives on Netflix on October 24, the Brits have the home turf advantage.
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For months you're teased with the promise of your most esteemed countryman starting a run at reclaiming his throne on home turf.
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Suddenly, the issues he once strained to fit in his narrative — from social injustice to foreign policy — are on his home turf.
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Under Armour has struggled on its home turf as of late in the face of stiff competition from Nike, Adidas and Lululemon.
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The encounter sparked chaos throughout Culiacan, the capital city of Sinaloa state, which is the home turf of Guzman's powerful Sinaloa cartel.
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It is difficult being the main striker for France in a tournament where the fans are expecting a title on home turf.
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J.C. Thursday night the Robert Glasper Experiment played a brief set on its home turf, as part of the BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn!
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Europe is Harley-Davidson's second-largest market, so it is key for a brand that is already struggling on its home turf.
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For example, American firms Chevron and ConocoPhillips are deemphasizing costly deepwater projects to focus on shale oil fields on their home turf.
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Divola has become synonymous with his home turf of Southern California, the explanation for which he explains is more practical than philosophical.
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Back on my home turf at Chuckle Co. during a busy night, I clutch a point-form list of bare-bone premises.
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"Nothing like bringing a Ford to Victory Lane at their home turf, and one of Roger Penske's cars as well," Logano said.
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As the antitrust investigations stack up on US tech giants' home turf there's no sign of pressure letting up across the pond.
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Joshua wants the fight in the UK because he doesn't trust the way boxing events go down in America, Wilder's home turf.
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In a few years, the United States government will lament the dominance of China's green technology, perfected on its own home turf.
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Son didn't specify where, but the response of his Twitter followers suggests the intended rollout was for his home turf of Japan.
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The show concentrates on salsa's past and on its New York City home turf; the music's worldwide repercussions are beyond its scope.
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Japan, who had energised the competition with a surprise win over Ireland, desperately wanted to reach the final stages on home turf.
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Italy, the one team already assured its place in that pool, will play all of its game on home turf, in Rome.
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Sanders left the campaign trail in Pennsylvania — and an apparently miffed traveling press corps — behind to "recharge" back on his home turf.
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Here she is, in a state that elected her to the Senate twice, and she's very much not on her home turf.
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This is now the second war Lokujo, a 23-year-old ethnic Kuku from Kajo Keji, has fought on his home turf.
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In a separate interview, he said he also wanted to win in Georgia and on former President Bill Clinton's home turf of Arkansas.
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Without her show, it's a safe bet that Twitter will become Barr's new home turf, provided she can keep herself from getting banned.
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In Southern Europe, which comprises its home turf, Zanetti said its sales were dented by a fall in the price of roasted coffee.
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Barra is also the home turf of Mayor Eduardo Paes, who began his political career there and counts on it for strong support.
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But his connections could land him a plum perch at a private law firm in his home turf of Miami, legal insiders said.
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The Managed Care of Feral Cats act allowed animal organizations like Tree House to trap, neuter and return them to their home turf.
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But ending the war in Syria between the government and the opposition would allow more focus in defeating ISIS on its home turf.
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The only other location of this kind, which is basically a haven for all things coffee, is in Starbucks' home turf of Seattle.
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In 2012, Celtic even managed to beat Barcelona in Glasgow, recording one of the most famous victories in their history on home turf.
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Most of the cities that have dropped out of the last two campaigns have been from Europe, the Lausanne-based IOC's home turf.
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The company will be in a position to poach German engineers and manufacturing experts, while confronting the German carmakers on their home turf.
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Alina Polyakova, a Russia expert at the Brookings Institution, agrees: "Hosting Trump in Moscow gives Putin the home turf advantage," she told me.
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Google's attempts to quash organizing on its home turf have been a thumb in the eye to its original "don't be evil" ethos.
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Reactions from the three firms have sparked debate about China's ability to influence discourse on its politics — even outside of its home turf.
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In 2016, Uber sold its China business to Didi after losing billions trying to compete with the Chinese firm on its home turf.
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At one point during their adventures on Bloom's home turf, the actor introduced his pop star girlfriend to his mother Sonia, the source says.
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One also assumes that this is why Trump was so eager to schedule a second meeting with Putin, this time on Trump's home turf.
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In downing a US drone earlier this week, Iran signaled to the US that it was willing to escalate further in their home turf.
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First of all, virtual reality brings the tech world to Intel's home turf, demanding all the processing power that its latest chips can provide.
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This instant pulling power allows battery cars to get off the blocks faster than combustion peers, challenging sports car brands on their home turf.
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The deal with OYO is not only far higher but also outside of its immediate home turf, which spans eight countries in Southeast Asia.
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Just a few days earlier, a 'Ndrangheta boss, Ernesto Fazzalari, was caught after 20 years on the lam in Calabria, the 'Ndrangheta's home turf.
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A full third taller than the two mountains on either side of it, and twice as wide, Baker looms large on its home turf.
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Will a European team take home a majority of the $750,000 prize, or will North American competitors make fans proud on their home turf?
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Biju Janata Dal: A powerful party in Odisha, a state in eastern India, the B.J.D. faces competition from the B.J.P. on its home turf.
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But this year, it looks likely that world leaders will be shuttling down to New Jersey to meet with Trump on his home turf.
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Hodgson was fired and the players were pilloried, jeered by their own fans the next time they played on home turf at Wembley Stadium.
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Corbyn's Labour Party actually lost ground on its home turf, but it more than made up for those setbacks by prevailing in Conservative constituencies.
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Midwesterner Buttigieg is hoping to beat these two New England senators on their home turf and fend off a late rise from moderate Sen.
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On the flip side, Chatwood is 0-2 on his home turf at Coors Field in Denver with a 7.20 ERA in two starts.
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A month ago Uber's home turf state of California signed into law a gig worker protections bill that squarely targeted at ride-hailing giants.
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By 1984, it had clobbered its American rival, cornering the fast-food market on its home turf and still dominating it to this day.
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Blisteringly spicy dishes are just as fiery as on their home turf and many of the ingredients are directly imported from the Wa State.
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The vote presents Facebook with an opportunity to take what it has learned and confront Russia over what the Kremlin considers its home turf.
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The kind of speech where Obama levels with his audience, dispassionately delivering hard truths won through careful observation, is really his rhetorical home turf.
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Queens is LO's home turf and before he supported the local strippers ... he hit up a basketball court to show some love to neighborhood kids.
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Since Philly is Meek Mill's home turf, Meek's posse descended on Max's in search of Game, and something delicious as long as they were there.
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But then we met him on his home turf, and realized all that ferocity was hiding a heart of gold, and show-stealing comedic timing.
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Second, the strategies that helped the company maintain its dominance on its home turf would not always work against well-funded players in foreign markets.
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Over all, the Broncos profess to embrace the role of underdog on their home turf, in the way teams often love to face down doubters.
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We got the "Shark Tank" star outside Benjamin Prime Steak House in NYC -- Tekashi's home turf -- and he surprised us in a couple of ways.
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Rubio's campaign and super PAC dedicated advertising money and candidate time in specific congressional districts to try to limit Cruz's haul on his home turf.
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However, it is keen to extend its offering, just as supermarkets are increasingly competing on its home turf by selling more non-food products online.
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Korea is Memebox's home turf and its largest single market for sales, but the U.S. and China together now account for more revenue than Korea.
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The company took on debt over the years, expanding in South America and the Middle East, while facing operating roadblocks in its own home turf.
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Oosthuizen, of South Africa, is playing with a home-turf advantage, and fought hard last year in the three-way fight with García and Westwood.
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The bribes also reached other Latin American countries where Odebrecht sought to expand, as part of a strategy to reduce exposure to home turf Brazil.
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The athletic apparel and sneaker maker has been struggling to grow sales on its home turf, in a crowded market with Nike, Adidas and Lululemon.
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It marked the 20th consecutive quarter of sales gains in the U.S. for Walmart and its 19th quarter of traffic growth on its home turf.
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And yet, he says he got scammed on his very own home turf recently, when trying to visit the Statue of Liberty with his family.
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The tent had been pitched in the heart of the Tuileries garden, but the scene was set in the south of France, his home turf.
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By the end of the course, students felt these hands-on, home-turf encounters with leading practitioners had deepened their understanding and enhanced their confidence.
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The address may mean nothing to you — 123-01 Roosevelt Avenue in Queens — but it is home to the New York Mets' home turf, CitiField.
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Oppo and Vivo are mostly known in the Chinese market, though Oppo now gets about 20 percent of its sales from outside its home turf.
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Amazon is doing its part to help stabilize its home turf, pouring additional millions into the Seattle area ... a community devastated by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Despite Sanders' efforts on Warren's home turf, Charlie Baker, a political strategist at Dewey Square Group in Boston, dismissed the prospect of Sanders sweeping Massachusetts.
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That Bloomberg is not only on Trump's home turf but spent more than a decade as the city's mayor irks the President to no end.
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But the Dodgers won the next day at the Giants' home turf, the Polo Grounds in Upper Manhattan, setting the scene for the climactic game.
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Cross-border M&A fell 45 percent in the first quarter of the year, as companies focused mainly on building scale on their home turf.
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Last week, as loyal readers may recall, this happened: Last night, in the 140th showdown, Lipscomb was after payback, this time on their home turf.
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And yet, a new survey suggests that the tech backlash festering on the far-right fringes has also escalated on the industry's largely liberal home turf.
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Australian Sam Stosur had a much difficult match and narrowly avoided disappointment on home turf by battling through a wrist injury to claim an opening victory.
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If you're looking for a sign of how environmental activists feel about the inauguration of President Donald Trump, look no further than his own home turf.
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The Nationals won the first two games on the Astros' home turf, then the Astros returned the favor, taking three straight from the Nationals in Washington.
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By going only for the higher end of the market, Apple continues ceding some early smart home turf to its competitors, despite a wide-open opportunity.
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Mr Barzani has staged sizeable flag-waving rallies on his home turf of Erbil and Dohuk, the two provinces ruled by his Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP).
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Only this war zone was on home turf -- a terrifying thought, but also an advantage for Abbott and Shaw, who knew the layout of the building.
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His path to power now lies in his ability to pick off defectors from the ruling party, especially those in Punjab province, the Sharifs' home turf.
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As a wildling, he considers this treacherous tundra his home turf, and even though Jon is executing a dumb idea, Tormund is confident in his abilities.
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Decibel's move to expand the brand beyond its home turf is something that a number of other city-based festivals have also done in recent years.
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Under Armour also will open a "footwear building" in Nike's home turf of Portland, Oregon, and, shift its focus to shoes priced at more than $22017.
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These keynotes are Apple's biggest stage and this one is literally happening on Apple's home turf, so it would be surprising if Cook didn't say something.
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But it had previously flagged enduring demand in China, a key market for luxury brands now trying to increasingly court Chinese consumers on their home turf.
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Through knockoffs, potential acquisitions and not-so-subtle references to Chinese censorship, TikTok's competitors have been trying to protect their home turf from the service's advancement.
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Here, he is given the chance to deepen and broaden the character — among Peter's friends, family and on his home turf — and he does not disappoint.
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Labour has long regarded health as home turf, meaning this will be an unusual election: both parties believe they can win by talking about the NHS.
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That philosophy served Alibaba, now a Chinese e-commerce behemoth, well in its early days fending off competition on its home turf from online marketplace eBay.
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Tavares on Wednesday outlined a three-step process for re-establishing Peugeot in the U.S. market, the world's second largest, and compete on GM's home turf.
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While the CJNG is busy expanding into other parts of the country, it is also embroiled in a bloody battle in its home turf of Guadalajara.
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With the impeachment proceedings in full swing, both Conways made television appearances: Kellyanne went to her home turf of Fox News and George went on MSNBC.
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American firms Chevron ConocoPhillips and Hess Corp are withdrawing from more costly deepwater projects to focus on shale oil fields on their home turf, for example.
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After baseball, he brought his family to hear Dr. King at the March on Washington, and called out Bull Connor on his home turf of Birmingham.
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But just one week later, Ertz and company marched into WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina, looking to dethrone a juggernaut on its home turf.
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That's a venue that will be wild — home turf again but the American volleyball team should give the Brazilians a run so we're excited about that.
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Matthew Barry, senior beverages analyst at market research firm Euromonitor International, said illycaffe needed to look beyond its home turf which was small and slow-growing.
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G-Eazy is making sure kids on his home turf don't go hungry while sheltering in place due to coronavirus ... hooking 'em up with free grub.
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TikTok is owned by Beijing-based tech upstart ByteDance and has been rapidly gaining popularity away from its home turf, especially in the U.S. and India.
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Now some of Hong Kong's biggest property tycoons may also be feeling that they have to defend their interests against red capital on their home turf.
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New EU rules would give the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), powers to directly supervise foreign clearing houses on their home turf in some instances.
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Those events include his home turf tournament at the European Tour PGA Championship, the Italian Open, the French Open, the Scottish Open and the British Open.
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Read more " _____ • Garrett M. Graff in Politico: "Donald Trump, as it turns out, has stumbled into taking on two experienced Washington players on their home turf.
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The Philadelphia Eagles' home turf has 11,108 solar panels and 14 wind turbines, while 99 percent of waste produced in the stadium is diverted from landfill.
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Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela and Panama, apart from home turf Brazil, also are investigating the Odebrecht scheme as are prosecutors from Portugal.
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A native of Rio de Janeiro, he sounded unfazed at a March news conference where he discounted Heineken as an immediate threat on his home turf.
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He will be trying to unseat the defending champion, Giancarlo Stanton, who is 2460-6, 245 pounds, and will be on his home turf in Miami.
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He had set out to beat both of his most serious rivals on their home turf by maximizing his team's strengths rather than his opponents' weaknesses.
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The crowd on a closed-off Central Park West was small compared with those drawn by her rivals over the weekend far from their home turf.
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But going in to Texas on March 1, Latinos could give extra help to Mr. Cruz on his home turf in his battle with Donald J. Trump.
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Squeezing out the engines, by the way, is probably a bad idea unless you are traveling on the Audi A212's home turf, specifically, the unlimited Autobahn.
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This business, recently launched in Mountain View, California (Alphabet/Google's home turf), was started by Justin Boogaard and David Lung—both of whom lived with their grandmothers.
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Washington (CNN)On Donald Trump's home turf John Kasich on Thursday tried to limit his number of reasons why GOP primary voters should reject the billionaire businessman.
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Donald Trump defeated Marco Rubio on his home turf, forcing the Florida senator out of the race, while John Kasich stayed alive with a win in Ohio.
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His M.O. is less about cracking down on stripe competitors and more about building brand awareness for Saint James and its history, even on its home turf.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Lyft bought Flywheel, if not just to stick it to Uber and take a bigger share of Uber's home turf, San Francisco.
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Xero's story is well known on its home turf, but it's gaining traction in the U.S. where Drury told Mashable it's now "game on" for the company.
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Given that the topper retails for $15,500, you're probably better off fetching a tourist T-shirt to express affection for your home turf or favorite travel destination.
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Now, with the CJEU ruling, Schrems can bring a model case against Facebook on his home turf — challenging the company over a suite of awkward privacy issues.
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It was a sweeping victory, with Dean winning 89 of 723 counties, including more than 87 percent of the vote from his home turf of Davidson County.
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Chinese search giant Baidu has formed a team dedicated to its self-driving car efforts in Silicon Valley, taking its autonomous car ambitions to Google's home turf.
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ABC might have won, but with a defendant playing on its home turf to a local jury, big payouts can suddenly seem like a smart business move.
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Back on his home turf after an eight-day foreign trip, President Donald Trump is once again facing down controversy — and now it's hitting close to home.
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He had also strengthened his ties with private-sector unions and the business community, valuable connections meant to further deter an unwanted challenge on his home turf.
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Labour politicians have long regarded health as home turf, meaning this will be an unusual election: both parties believe they can win by talking about the NHS.
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He tries to convince the Red Circle to follow him to the South Side, where they'll force the killer's hand by showing up on his home turf.
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The seven-piece group, which is named after the two Queens expositions, is ecstatic about playing on its home turf, across the way from the 1964 fairgrounds.
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Hungary, the leading side in the world at the time, won 6–3, the first time England lost to a non-British side on its home turf.
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A word of caution: Most of the early votes counted so far are from Franklin County – O'Connor's home turf – meaning the wide lead is unlikely to hold.
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I visited Brazil late last year expecting to sample moqueca (moe-KAY-cuh), a tropical fish stew, on its home turf and to bring back a recipe.
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Jennings is a born and raised New Englander, but the food of his home turf doesn't exactly scream healthy—fried seafood, cream-heavy clam chowders, Whoopie pies.
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The St.-Omer Cricket Club Stars, known as Soccs, had just won a tournament on their home turf, a new cricket field next to a cow pasture.
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But we're fortunate she was from Halifax, since two centuries later it becomes the storytelling home turf of Sally Wainwright, the creator and writer of the show.
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Each conquering group introduced ingredients from its home turf, adding layers to an ever-evolving local cuisine: The Greeks planted grapes and olives, the Romans contributed wheat.
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Chinese electric car company Nio is listing shares on Tesla's home turf and wants to squeeze market share away from Elon Musk and the company in China.
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Season 2 begins with a visit to the football-crazed Liberty City neighborhood of Miami, home turf of the running back Devonta Freeman of the Atlanta Falcons.
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Some observers fault Mr. de Nysschen for spending too much effort chasing the Germans, including by challenging them on their literal home turf: the famed Nürburgring circuit.
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Still, the Patriots get to play this Wild Card game at Gillette Stadium, their home turf and a venue that other coaches have called the league's toughest.
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A source within the Guadalajara police said he had long regarded Jalisco as his home turf and that, if his abduction is confirmed, "confrontations and killings" could follow.
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It's all thanks to the Warriors, which won an away game earlier this month against the Toronto Raptors, "stealing" the W from the team on its home turf.
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The fact that they reached the knockout rounds at all was a blessing, but to run France close on home turf should be a source of genuine pride.
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And if Clinton seemed a little more comfortable making the jokes this time, it's because she was on home turf as a 1973 graduate of Yale Law School.
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Even with its roots in internet anarchy, the company has been cracking down on hate speech and how users from certain subreddits can comment outside their home turf.
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Only Korea has seen "relatively flat" growth, Counterpoint said, and that could be down to last year's models going down relatively well on home turf, its strongest market.
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The athletic apparel retailer's mixed earnings results on Tuesday called attention to the fact that the brand continues to struggle to win over shoppers on its home turf.
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Even if he's not the first to the joke, we applaud this kid's bravado for going all in and making fun of influencers, right on their home turf.
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The Ohio governor, who has yet to win any state, has said if he doesn't win on his home turf on Tuesday he'll drop out of the race.
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It is also facing some tough new competition on its home turf, with Disney set to launch its own streaming service, Disney+ in the United States next year.
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"Because of Johnson's double gold medal, his charisma, and the atmosphere on home turf in Atlanta, Bailey may have felt underappreciated," longtime broadcaster Bob Costas told VICE Sports.
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Kosovo pressed hard on the Finns' home turf with nifty footwork and quick passes in front of a capacity crowd in the southwestern city of Turku in Finland.
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Google's latest move into Amazon's core business is playing out as the retail giant makes gains in what has traditionally been the search company's home turf: digital advertising.
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Based on responses from almost half of Iowa's 99 counties, Redlawsk discovered that these party stalwarts possess a keen sense of the political mood of their home turf.
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Through community based social services, heart health events and wellness activities, the organization is working with residents, meeting them on their home turf to improve their heart health.
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This is a mismatch in Carolina's favor, but the Falcons are favored because the game is on their home turf and the consequences of a loss are dire.
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On Saturday, Planned Parenthood is holding a massive rally in Milwaukee (House Speaker Paul Ryan's home turf) to protest Ryan's push to defund the organization and repeal Obamacare.
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In recent quarters, Nike has struggled to gain a stronger footing on its home turf, where shoppers are increasingly flooded with options from rivals Adidas and Under Armour.
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The 31-year-old has frequently failed to hit the heights on home turf having never won a tournament or progressed past the fourth round at the Australian Open.
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While the point is often overstated, the Sinaloa cartel leadership has traditionally limited the expansion of side-rackets, such as extortion and kidnapping, at least on its home turf.
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But if the polls are right, Clinton and Trump are set to turn things around today, as voting moves to both candidates' home turf in the New York primary.
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To wit: Unacast, a location data startup from Norway, has today announced a $17.5 million Series B round — to fuel business expansion, including into his home turf of Europe.
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The new "Chant" TV spot for Avengers: Infinity War highlights how the Earth's mightiest heroes assemble to face off against the forces of Thanos on Black Panther's home turf.
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Although the venue was decked out in the Westminster Dog Show's colors, an ad promoting an upcoming hockey game reminded visitors that they were on the Rangers' home turf.
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Ramirez, Crisp power Indians past White Sox CLEVELAND — The streaking Cleveland Indians continue to defend their home turf, as they rolled to another victory Friday night at Progressive Field.
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The trial also brought to light testimony accusing Guzman's sons of murdering prominent Mexican journalist Javier Valdez over his coverage of cartel infighting in Guzman's home turf state, Sinaloa.
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Stewart, who aligned himself closely with the views of Trump, ran well on his home turf, the more working-class Washington exurbs of Prince William, defeating Gillespie 60%-217%.
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The titles in America deserve a mention, as does his most impressive F1 race for Williams – on home turf at Monza – as well as the fateful crash in 2001.
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German luxury car brand Audi staged the global launch of a new electric sport utility vehicle on the home turf of rival Tesla, and highlighted a deal with Amazon.
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In Brazil, the popular TV serials called telenovelas have so tight a grip on viewers that even the Olympics on home turf take a back seat in prime time.
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This has led to stiff competition for AI talent in the U.S. as major international tech companies compete for engineers alongside Google, Microsoft and Facebook on their home turf.
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To ensure China doesn't eclipse India on its home turf, Prime Minister Narendra Modi should continue exporting low-cost technology and offering favorable development loans, panelists at WEF said.
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On his home turf he was recognized as a local piano master, alongside figures like Professor Longhair and Huey "Piano" Smith, a tradition-bearer rather than a nostalgia act.
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From Wisconsin, the vice president heads to his home turf in Indianapolis to speak at a reception as part of the nonprofit Strada Education Network's national symposium (Indianapolis Star).
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It also claims "triple-digit growth year on year," (as vague as that is) and has expanded from its home turf of Italy to Spain, U.K., France, and Germany.
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There are concerns in Italy that potential takeovers could distance country's lenders from their home turf, with implications for the refinancing of Rome's 2.4 trillion euro ($2.6 trillion) debt.
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There are concerns in Italy that potential takeovers could distance country's lenders from their home turf, with implications for the refinancing of Rome's 2.4 trillion euro ($2.6 trillion) debt.
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But in their first match of 2019, they lost 3-1 to France, a rising power that will no doubt be emboldened this summer, playing on its home turf.
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Never having surpassed 13 medals at a Winter Games, the United States used home-turf advantage, an influx of new sports and the emotion of the then-recent Sept.
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Although Pennsylvania swung for Trump in 2016, Pittsburgh was solidly in Hillary Clinton's column, and for Biden, a proud son of Scranton, the city felt like home turf Monday.
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Playing the division-leading Cubs so close to their home turf was hardly a palatable decision for the Astros, who were seeking a wild-card berth in mid-September.
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The Vatican had urged the participants to fill out questionnaires and Pope Francis required the invited bishops to meet with survivors on their home turf before coming to Rome.
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Much depends on whether Merkel's contrition will win over her critics in the CSU, focused more squarely on their party's performance on its Bavarian home turf than on national politics.
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CEO Kevin Plank has said the Baltimore-based company plans to stay true to its "performance" gear, like moisture-wicking shirts, despite "athleisure" gaining more momentum in its home turf.
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The National Rifle Association can defend itself against copyright infringement claims by British sculptor Anish Kapoor on its home turf in Virginia, a federal judge in Chicago ruled on Tuesday.
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Though Ruhwald clearly had the benefit of home turf advantage and more familiarity with the space, his finished work was jaw-dropping, and quite rightly the talk of the opening.
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Klarna, which processes 10 percent of European payments and launched last year on PayPal's home turf in the United States, already works with big e-commerce players including Wish, Overstock.
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But now the president has apparently extended an invitation to the Russian leader to visit him on his home turf — and it's anyone's guess what will happen this time around.
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It now hopes that with the 2020 model it will be able to take the battle for sports car dominance onto the home turf of some of its toughest competitors.gr
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However, if it deems itself to be losing ground in the U.S. then it isn't impossible to imagine resources being diverted to protect that the home turf above all others.
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The Texas senator announced the opening of 10 new offices in Florida late last week, and will campaign in Miami, Rubio's home turf, before the candidates meet for Thursday's debate.
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But last weekend, an anti-vegan crusader decided to bring the fight to the their home turf, devouring a slab of raw meat in the middle of a vegan festival.
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Back in September, around the same time Miso CEO Dave Zito was on-stage at Disrupt SF, Flippy was being demoed at the Pasadena restaurant — the robotics' company's home turf.
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Uber later stopped testing in California after a run-in with the state's DMV, although it got the OK to bring the program back to its home turf last week.
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The UCL team chose to study London's street network in part because it is their home turf, but also because they had access to a rare digitized historical data set.
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Zomato, the global restaurant guide and food on-demand service, has made an acquisition to shore up its delivery business on home turf after it completed a deal for Runnr.
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And while the company invests much of its R&D into forward looking technologies like drones, self-driving cars and automation, it needs to assert itself on its home turf.
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Local Republican operatives say the message should resonate in the Milwaukee metro area, and the candidate's pitch has long revolved around getting back to his "home turf" of the Midwest.
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Winners on home turf in 213, they then endured a disastrous 200 campaign that saw the holders fail to score a single goal and crash out in the group stage.
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Wilder and Joshua have been calling each other out publicly for the last year -- with Wilder recently saying he'd even fly to England to fight Joshua on his home turf.
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"The worry that we have is that this unbalanced competition landscape that we face in China might be replicated in our home turf," Wuttke told reporters before the report's release.
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The first-term senator has aggressively insisted that he will win on his home turf, even as polls show him trailing here behind Trump, who considers Florida his second home.
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Apple is also facing criticism on its home turf in the United States because of the so-called inversion deals, whereby a company redomiciles its tax base to another country.
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Brooklyn Nets has been trying to come out of the shadows of storied franchise and local rival New York Knicks, whose home turf is the hugely popular Madison Square Garden.
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Treasury has now several times tried to close various loopholes that have allowed companies to change their home turf from the United States to countries with more favorable tax regimes.
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But few in the industry could recount another instance where an evening newscast — considered the symbol of a network news brand — shifted its entire broadcast to a candidate's home turf.
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Sunday's loss "is even more bitter for the Christian Democrats because it comes on Merkel's home turf," said Frauke Petry, one of two national leaders of the far-right party.
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This was because banks in the euro zone that retreated to their home turf during the 2020-12 debt crisis had yet to restart lending to each other across borders.
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Shot on Pip's home turf of the Netherlands (specifically in the city of Groningen) by filmmaker Hache, the video is fuzzy, bright, and a little bit raucous, mirroring the music.
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His sole loss came at the hands of fellow European frontrunner Makwan Amirkhani when he was just 19 years of age when he met on his home turf in Finland.
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This year, the world number three is coming to Spieth's home turf and McIlroy said a potential duel with Texan Spieth would ratchet up the atmosphere to Ryder Cup levels.
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Committee members pointed to the risk that takeovers could distance the country's lenders from their home turf, with implications for the refinancing of Rome's 2.4 trillion euro ($2.57 trillion) debt.
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Now, with the United States, joined by Canada and Mexico, playing host to the 2026 World Cup, Telemundo is hoping to build on its legacy with coverage on home turf.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - German luxury car brand Audi on Monday staged the global launch of a new electric sport utility vehicle on the home turf of rival Tesla Inc (TSLA.
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He has come to think of Staten Island as another planet, and Harlem as his home turf, but his self-deluding streak is just another wrenching part of his character.
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In the past it has sustained growth and foreign investment despite electoral uncertainty and bouts of conflict, whether with Hamas or with Hezbollah on the Shi'ite movement's Lebanese home turf.
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But with more US states legalizing sports betting — following a May 2365 Supreme Court ruling — Gillespie has brought the business to his home turf, where it acquired sites like Bookies.
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But abortion, before this spring, was off the table — a combination of lack of political will and opposition from the influential Roman Catholic Church, fighting on Pope Francis' home turf.
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The tragedies arose out of the geopolitics of the Cold War, in which states on either side of the bipolar showdown aligned themselves in conflicts far from their home turf.
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"Domestic movies have become the key driver for box office growth in China," according to Maoyan, highlighting the growing trend of Chinese blockbusters outperforming their Hollywood counterparts on home turf.
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Kanellos' apprehension was shared by other long-time residents interviewed on Wednesday on their home turf, a rapidly gentrifying area that sits just across the East River from Midtown Manhattan.
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Sure, there are plenty of decrepit farmhouses, and some Mississippian mounds, haunting my home turf, but this roofless stronghold with its soaring window frames evoked a more melancholy, old world abandonment.
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Go-Jek, Indonesia's first "unicorn" — tech-speak for a startup that's believed to be valued at $1 billion or more — is taking the competition to rival Grab's home turf in Singapore.
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PSA, known for its legacy Peugeot, Citroen and DS brands is eyeing a global play as it pursues a 50 percent group sales increase outside its home-turf Europe by 2021.
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Utah's medical cannabis initiative, however, has set up a political battle on the LDS church's home turf, turning the initiative into something of a barometer of its influence within the state.
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But it had previously flagged enduring demand in China at the start of 2019, a key market for luxury brands now trying to increasingly court Chinese consumers on their home turf.
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" Dustin Johnson and Matt Kuchar beat Thomas Pieters (Belgium) and Lee Westwood (England) 5&4JOHNSON: "Here on your home turf, the fans they just kind of bring it out in you.
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It was there that the gold-silver-bronze triumph, led by Yukio Kasaya, at the 215 Olympics on home turf in Sapporo took place, cementing the status of the sport there.
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After that stark warning, it was time to eat, at which point Obama decided to hit the town with his old buddy Justin Trudeau on the Canadian Prime Minister's home turf.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The protest baby blimp with inexplicable chest hair is officially coming to the United States to troll President Donald Trump on his home turf. Literally.
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"If we say we will go and compete with Uber, Grab, Didi and others on their home turf and with their money, that would be quite stupid," the Jugnoo CEO explained.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump pilloried Mitt Romney on his home turf on Friday, making his best appeal to the state's majority Mormon population and questioning whether Romney truly represented their faith.
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The Rubio group has made a particularly aggressive emphasis on the home turf of rival Ted Cruz, beginning almost $1.5 million in advertisements in his home state of Texas this week.
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On Wednesday, the team was in the midst of a heated game against cross-state rivals the Kansas City Royals — trailing on their home turf 5-4 in the sixth inning.
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And on home turf Walmart still towers above Amazon, accounting for 10.6% of America's retail sales, more than twice Amazon's share, according to Cowen, a financial-services firm (see chart 1).
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On Thursday afternoon, heavily armed men descended on Culiacan, the capital of Mexico's Sinaloa state and home turf of the eponymous cartel once led by imprisoned kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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The Spanish brand has focused on designs that would succeed beyond its home turf — in fact, the release explained that approximately 80% of Mango's sales in 2015 were outside of Spain.
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It is the first trip by a Chinese president to North Korea in 14 years, and only the second time a world leader has met Mr. Kim on his home turf.
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Iran sent some Iraqis who were fighting with them in Syria, on behalf of President Bashar al-Assad's Syrian Army, back to Iraq to confront the threat on their home turf.
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Bernie Sanders, isn't likely to come close to doing what he did in 2016 — nearly beating Clinton on her home turf of Illinois — but he has a broad base of support.
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Yet, an SPD result below 23 percent might make it clear already on Sunday night that all four have little choice but to meet at Merkel's home turf, the political center.
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Republicans feel like they will be on home turf when impeachment gets to the Senate, where they will have the opportunity to go on offense and haul in their own witnesses.
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Some in Moscow and Beijing see a broader U.S.-led strategy to damage their domestic economies as well – although in reality, many of these problems stem from their own home turf.
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Though the power utilitiies are trying to offset the losses by winning new customers outside their home turf, they are having a hard time halting the decline in overall power sales.
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Sanders is effectively defending home turf in the Granite State, where his thumping win over Hillary Clinton in 2016 was an early sign of lukewarm grass roots enthusiasm for her campaign.
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Home turf for Trump In going after Obama's post-presidency business arrangements with Netflix and Random House, Trump is delving into two arenas -- television deals and book publishing -- he knows well.
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John Kasich is at risk of losing his home turf of Ohio to Donald J. Trump, according to a new poll that shows the billionaire Republican presidential candidate leading in the state.
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The win also snapped a two-game losing streak in games played on the Giants' home turf and improves the Cowboys' overall record this season to 4-1 against NFC East opponents.
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YouTube Premium as well as subscriptions to U.S. news outlets such as WSJ and New York Times are also priced significantly lower compared to the prices they charge in their home turf.
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A campaign kickoff on home turf In 212, Mr. Trump descended by escalator to the lobby of Trump Tower and proceeded to a bank of microphones to announce his candidacy for president.
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It also has a vested interest in making sure that Facebook, which freely copies Snapchat features and rolls them out on its own apps, has some stiff competition on its home turf.
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For Pakistan's most prominent political family, on its home turf, in a province governed by Mr Sharif's brother, that is a bad omen, less than a year before the next national elections.
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Police in Houston, where this year's Super Bowl was played, joined the FBI investigation because "you don't come to Texas and embarrass us on our home turf," Police Chief Art Acevedo said.
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In fact, there are currently 50 seats held by Republican House members whose districts lean more Democratic than Ryan's home turf, according to new ratings by the non-partisan Cook Political Report.
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Earlier this year, Baidu announced it was building a 100-person team in Silicon Valley to develop autonomous vehicles, going head-to-head with rival Google on the US company's home turf.
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A potential summit in Europe would be relatively neutral territory for the two leaders, both of whom are conscious of the political optics of signing a deal on the other's home turf.
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Candidates like Cruz and Sanders will be on their "home turf" at the caucus meetings because those meetings are likely to be filled with voters especially receptive to their more ideological messages.
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Its team has grown to over 1,000 staff and it has 20 offices, including sites in Europe and the U.S. as well as, of course, on its home turf in Asia Pacific.
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In Daly, she'll face one of the strawweight division's most battle-tested veterans, and a fighter with the momentum of a big home turf win over Ericka Almeida in the rear view.
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Like many of his generation, Brian Benenhaley moved away from the Turks' home turf when he came of age, in search of opportunities that a low-income farming area could not provide.
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For major beauty influencers — like Jackie Aina (2.7 million subscribers) and Jaclyn Hill (5.4 million subscribers) — some of that scrutiny comes in the form of drama channels on their home turf: YouTube.
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That it was so very nearly lost 12 years ago during Hurricane Katrina — or that there's another one coming — is not lost on residents, who defend their home turf with fierce pride.
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PHOENIX — President Donald Trump faces a decision on Tuesday evening with profound implications for his already strained relationship with the GOP: whether to attack a vulnerable Republican senator on his home turf.
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When Céline Boutier of France returned home this week for the Evian Championship, she arrived at Évian-les-Bains as a different player than when she stepped onto home turf in 2018.
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Musk recently announced that the company has plans to build another one in Berlin, taking the fight for the future of autos onto the home turf of Germany's Volkswagen, BMW and Mercedes.
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A full quarter of respondents, 22019 percent, indicated they may change their minds before Tuesday's primary, which comes a week after Trump sailed to victory on his home turf in New York.
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As a consequence of a generation of deregulation, the fetishization of the market, and cuts to service provisions, average people feel exposed to the cold winds of change on their home turf.
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She had made four stops by the time she had been on the field at the Parc des Princes — her home turf; she plays professionally for Paris St.-Germain — for three minutes.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's men's volleyball team are looking to put the devastating defeat to Serbia in last month's world league final behind them as they hunt Olympic gold on home turf.
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After the men's side took home the trophy at the World Cup last year, there will be a ton of pressure and expectation on their countrywomen to win the hardware on home turf.
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The deal, along with conglomerate Dalian Wanda's $3.5 billion acquisition of U.S. film studio Legendary Entertainment in January this year, underscore steps by Chinese movie makers to move out of their home turf.
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It September, it named Stephanie Pugliese as its new president of that division, offering Wall Street a glimmer of hope that Under Armour's struggles on its home turf might subside under new management.
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Kasich's home-turf advantage is bolstered by support from Ohio's Republican party, as the National Journal points out, which has thrown its full weight behind their governor with an endorsement earlier this year.
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Trump bombed big league, to use his favorite phrase, and he did so on his home turf, surrounded by the members of the New York elite he's always yearned to be part of.
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Armed with that sense of victory -- if not in numbers, then in the symbolism of his convention-defying effort -- Sanders will now charge into New Hampshire, practically home turf for the Vermont senator.
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ET. World finance leaders gather on President Donald Trump's home turf today to try to nudge his still-evolving policies away from protectionism and show broad support for open trade and global integration.
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Despite being considered close to home turf, as The New York Times put it, for Mitt Romney due to its high Mormon population among GOP caucus goers, he wracked up just 16,486 votes.
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Of course, Drake is the team's global ambassador -- and Toronto is Drake's home turf -- so, we asked PP if the team would rally behind Drizzy and support him in his beef with Meek.
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Irish low cost carrier Ryanair will on Wednesday announce plans to start flying from Frankfurt airport, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters, stepping up competition with Lufthansa on its home turf.
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Kosovo, with a majority ethnic Albanian Muslim population, has had no militant attacks on its home turf, but at least 200 people have been detained or investigated over offences related to Islamic State.
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The deal extends a recent push by Tencent into Alibaba's home turf of retail, where the firm hopes to leverage its messaging service WeChat and its online payment systems to drive shopping demand.
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Mighty Brazil are hoping to lift the only major international soccer trophy to elude them, although neighbours and arch-rivals Argentina will do their utmost to eliminate the 'selecao' on their home turf.
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"Hero's Welcome" is a crowded work, and not just because this production crams three detailed playing spaces — which portray the home turf of the play's three sets of couples — onto a small stage.
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Mighty Brazil are hoping to lift the only major international soccer trophy to elude them, although neighbors and arch-rivals Argentina will do their utmost to eliminate the 'selecao' on their home turf.
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Thie week's win over Tua Tagovailoa and the Crimson Tide on their home turf has set LSU firmly ahead of the pack and seriously bolstered its bid for a spot in the playoff.
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Refinery29 hit the streets of our home turf in New York City to talk to some voters about what's important to them, why they're voting, and who they support in the 2016 primary.
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Leinenkugel's, now known around the country for its fruity shandies, owes its home-turf reputation to a slate of unfussy heritage lagers that Wisconsinites have long enjoyed at corner taverns and fish fries.
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Maybe he would have been able to inspire Paris Saint-Germain to victory against Real Madrid on home turf, even if he proved unable to do so three weeks ago in hostile territory.
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In fact, it would behoove France to take advantage of being on home turf during the 2016 Euros with some gamesmanship, as the two teams might cross paths—if only in the finals.
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Now that they're back in California, they'll also have to comply with "shelter at home" orders -- but guessing they'd prefer being cooped up on their home turf rather than a hotel down under.
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In the new version, there will be an 18-team final phase at a single site instead of the current format, in which two finalists play on one of the nations' home turf.
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And, just to focus on our home turf for another moment, half of the reporters and editors at the Daily News were fired by Tronc, the company that bought the newspaper last year.
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Moulton's first big-dollar event outside his home turf of Massachusetts is another indicator of Moulton's emergence as one of the most prolific fundraisers and bundlers among House Democrats outside of leadership ranks.
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Mahler's Symphony No. 5 is home turf for these players, of course, but Philip Glass's Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestras is not, even after years of Alan Gilbert's penchant for the new.
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The marquee name that once called itself "The Standard of the World" and for decades defined American-style luxury automobiles with its large, spacious cars, was outshined by competition on its home turf.
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But unlike that international waterway, the Indian Ocean isn't a site of overlapping sovereign rights, meaning Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts to counter the mainland on his home turf may not be sustainable.
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At a rally on Klobuchar's home turf in Minnesota on Monday night, he was gracious to his former rivals who endorsed Biden, praising Klobuchar as a hard worker and calling Buttigieg's candidacy historic.
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The acquisition means that Huzza's founders Justin Womersley and Nick Smit will be joining the staff to help run Live, opening Kickstarter's first international office on the startup's home turf of Vancouver, British Columbia.
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"I feel like that gives me and the locals the home turf advantage" Though this season is bound to be filled with tough competition, feisty personalities, and undeniable drama, it has a positive goal.
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There will be two launch events for the LG G7 ThinQ: one in New York City on May 2nd, for an international audience, and another in LG's home turf of Seoul on May 3rd.
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Instead, they looked on as Air Force troops, after unloading the bodies from cargo aircraft, ferried the caskets to makeshift tents erected on the team's soggy home turf, where victims' families sat in sorrow.
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New York (CNN)Ted Cruz went to Bill de Blasio's home turf Wednesday to sharply criticize the New York mayor in response to the backlash following the Texas senator's call to patrol Muslim neighborhoods.
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So too was a scrappy Anglo-Dutch company, the product of a merger of Shell Oil with Royal Dutch in 1907, which had defied fearsome odds to muscle onto Standard's home turf in America.
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BTG Pactual purchased BSI in order to get access to a stable stream of fee-based revenues outside of its home turf Brazil, which is struggling with its deepest recession in a quarter century.
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One product, the Yoni Duster, says, "if you have issues with yeast infections or any other unwanted bacterial parties cropping up on your home turf," its "powdered antimicrobial herbs" will take care of it.
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Cruz is looking to win big on his home turf—incidentally, the most delegate-rich state to vote on Super Tuesday—in order to maintain a semblance of legitimacy for his candidacy going forward.
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Roots Down's chef-owner, Adam Trifone, grew up in the area, left to work in catering outfits from Atlantic City to Colorado, and returned to — well, to put roots down in his home turf.
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The animated film transports the action from Spidey's usual home turf, Queens, to Brooklyn, where Miles (voiced by Shameik Moore from "The Get Down") is being raised by his policeman dad (Brian Tyree Henry).
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The wild card is whether Saudi Arabia ever tries to mess inside Iran's home turf, backing Sunni militants in Sistan-Baluchistan (on Pakistan's border) or in Khuzestan (in the Arab parts of southern Iran).
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Washington had a golden opportunity to cement a wild card spot with Tampa Bay losing the night before, but generally crapped all over their home turf against a team with nothing to play for.
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The case has cast a glare on the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in no small part because Gorakhpur is the home turf of one of Mr. Modi's most contentious allies, Yogi Adityanath.
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The U.S.-listed company is aiming to launch its GMO corn products on the home turf of the world's top agricultural companies, as Beijing's reticence over GMO food keeps the domestic market off limits.
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The New York Times criticized the idea as "certain to aggravate the angry division of whites and Negroes into warring camps," part of the paper's long history of deploring direct action on home turf.
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Ivan Drago -- the Russian murderer who beat Apollo Creed to death -- is now training his son to a be a human killing machine, too ... and he's getting the boy in shape on Rocky's home turf.
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TikTok's international appeal sets it apart from other Chinese social media platforms such as Tencent's (TCEHY) WeChat, Sina Weibo (WB) and Alibaba's (BABA) Youku, which have struggled to win over users beyond their home turf.
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Several luxury goods peers, from Louis Vuitton owner LVMH to Gucci parent Kering, have reported similar trends so far in 2019 as spending by Chinese customers shifts from tourist destinations overseas to their home turf.
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Nike until last summer was up against three consecutive quarters of sales declines in its home turf, following a series of wholesaler bankruptcies that forced the company to pivot to selling more directly to customers.
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While Mercari is going after eBay and Amazon on their home turf, it still remains to be seen whether Japanese investments can help spur success abroad, something that has eluded domestic e-commerce giant Rakuten.
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These are winner-take-all elections in big states, so carrying them both would put Trump close to the finish line even with his home turf in the New York/New Jersey area still outstanding.
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Not since talk show host Oprah Winfrey in 1998 took on cattle producers in Amarillo, Texas, have big media and big agriculture squared off in such a high-profile way on the industry's home turf.
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DJ Rachael has had a long career, and when asked about this dilemma, she replies that she has given a lot to the local scene already and is ready to move beyond her home turf.
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But earlier this year, Baidu received an autonomous vehicle testing permit from California's Department of Motor Vehicles, bringing the Chinese search giant one step closer to testing its self-driving cars on Google's home turf.
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The obvious answer is to drill down on support from Hispanics, who may play an important role in some primary states like Florida, his home turf, and is a group that Trump has largely alienated.
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The country had never before won a major tournament, and was thwarted in the 2004 European final, beaten on home turf by a Greek team playing to frustrate opponents until they wilted or lost concentration.
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DE) presented results on Thursday that show the German sportswear company is making a comeback on its home turf of western Europe and in soccer, but still with much to do to catch Nike (NKE.
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Barely a month after inking the deal, the photographer Richard Ross travelled from New York City to New Orleans to document the Cash Money crew, capturing key players in candid poses on their home turf.
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The first big Midwest swing state to vote in the Democratic race ought to have been home turf for Sanders given his strong connection to working class white voters and his populist message on trade.
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Clinton, a former U.S. senator from New York with national campaign headquarters in Brooklyn, is trying to prevent the Brooklyn-born Sanders, who represents Vermont in the Senate, from eroding support on her home turf.
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But unlike Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist, Castle is much more violent and exponentially more ruthless when it comes to stamping out evil from his home turf in New York's Hell's Kitchen.
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When Doaker says, "Go on down there to Wylie and Kirkpatrick," he is referring to Wylie Avenue, one of the main thoroughfares in the district, which cuts through the heart of August Wilson's home turf.
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From the time he left his home turf in Queens to take on the Manhattan real estate moguls several decades ago, Mr. Trump has prided himself on being the ultimate outsider railing against the establishment.
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The UFC honcho posted a photo with Lesnar on Sunday -- and, while it's unclear when the pic was taken, it just so happens the WWE Elimination Chamber event went down in Vegas ... Dana's home turf.
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Yet the town's gritty industrial vulnerability also makes it an awkward home turf for the candidate whom Marine Le Pen, his nationalist opponent, pillories as the champion of "savage globalisation", "arrogant finance" and the rootless elite.
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That explains "motorcycles ... of a cylinder capacity above 800 cc", which targets Harley-Davidson, built in the home turf of House Speaker Paul Ryan, and "bourbon whiskey", aimed at Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's Kentucky electors.
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The study shows that there's actually very little geographical overlap between hotels and home rentals, and this tallies with common sense: are you really going to try to compete with the Marriott on its home turf?
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Automakers are racing to develop autonomous, self-driving robot cars which many believe will revolutionize the future of transportation, with governments across the world hoping to promote the development of the technology on their home turf.
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The first is that the Conservatives have made most of the running: Labour has been fighting to defend its home turf by campaigning in Labour constituencies and promising to expand the welfare state and nationalise industries.
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Chinese tourists, who account for more than a third of global sales of luxury products, are spending more on home turf, encouraged in part by government efforts to fuel consumption by cutting VAT or import duties.
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The fact that Samsung is this willing to throw out monetary discounts to keep customers says a lot about how much the Note 7 debacle has really hurt the brand, even in on its home turf.
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Two-and-a-half months on and it appears that the world has gotten over the shock of Brexit, yet back on its home turf, the U.K.'s decision to quit the European Union, still lingers.
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Meanwhile, Merkel's CDU party came third with about 19 percent of the vote, according to German public broadcaster ARD, marking the CDU's worst ever result on home turf (Merkel's constituency is within the state), Reuters noted.
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Zuckerberg's artful political question-dodging on home turf and over the pond, in the European parliament, has merely served to further enrage lawmakers who — much like journalists — really don't like being fobbed off with PR guff.
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Sure enough, when the Los Angeles Rams lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers on home turf during the Super Bowl in 19983, about 22 percent more people in Los Angeles County died of cardiovascular problems than usual.
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Chat app company Line is investing in international opportunities after it announced that it is backing two VC firms outside of its home-turf in Asia: DAG Ventures in the U.S. and France-based Korelya Capital.
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Back in June, Arrieta turned Wrigley Field into his personal command center, extending a win streak that dated back to July 2294 and holding opponents to three or fewer runs per game on his home turf.
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Service will initially kick off for corporate partners in limited pilots at the end of this year, but consumer rollout of the service is expected in 2018, beginning in Amber's home turf of Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
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This is home turf for Bagehot, who grew up in similar borderlands south of London and, when he was small and pesky, was packed off to grandparents in Littlewick Green, a village immediately west of Maidenhead.
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Baidu announced Thursday that it has received an autonomous vehicle testing permit from California's Department of Motor Vehicles, bringing the Chinese search giant one step closer to testing its self-driving cars on Google's home turf.
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Clinton on her home turf and revive his underdog candidacy, the Clintons are grinding for a New York victory that will solidify her delegate lead and put a proverbial lid on any doubts about her candidacy.
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Among the early states, Harris hopes South Carolina will serve as launch pad to build momentum and dominate the early primaries in the Southeast (along with her home turf of California and neighboring state of Nevada).
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Meek's vociferous "Valhalla Army", clad in their now infamous American football jerseys, travelled in strong numbers to support their countrymen in Milan, Italy, on Saturday night—a necessity considering Norwegians cannot fight on their home turf.
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Patsy's home turf, Pennyfield, is a working-class neighborhood rife with old-timers, kids playing soccer with makeshift balls, cockfights, dance parties, zinc roofs and wire fences that mean the neighbors always know each other's business.
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But 13 years later, back on home turf and under the artistic direction of Virginie Viard, Mr. Lagerfeld's former right hand, Chanel decided to up the spectacle ante to mark the start of its next chapter.
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A cup quarterfinal, on home turf, against one of its fiercest rivals from the League of Ireland should have been the sort of night to draw a raucous crowd, the gate receipts swelling the club's coffers.
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The Ignite program will start small, with a devoted space in the big box store's Silicon Valley store — a newly opened space located in Google's home turf of Mountain View, after relocating from Yahoo's stomping ground, Sunnyvale.
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Federal authorities look the other way so long as producers stick to their home turf and list their shares abroad — usually in Canada, where recreational pot is legal and three companies have achieved 10-digit market capitalizations.
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The Long Island audience — home turf for Trump, pretty much — couldn't help itself, laughing at the notion that this woman, patiently waiting her turn, somehow had a worse temperament than the candidate who was yelling at her.
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Regardless of what's legally allowed on your home turf when it comes to presidential-election threads, you should absolutely plan to flaunt your HRC pride beyond the polls (in the spirit of, say, RiRi or Katy Perry).
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The squad that won the World Cup on home turf in 1987 achieved an average loss expectancy against the sport's best sides of 15.2% in 103; and the version that repeated that feat in 2011 reached 14.5%.
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But as the business embarks on further expansion into the U.S., one of its key strategic markets next to China, it will again come head to head with McDonald's — this time on the American rival's home turf.
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August's tests, which have been conducted with an unnamed retailer in Seattle (Amazon's home turf) according to The Information, actually let the shipper leave out the external packaging that's normally used to protect shipments from the elements.
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However, the Labour leader has been accused of being soft on terrorism in the past and it's uncertain whether voters will trust that he is the right person to tackle these tragic attacks on home turf. Yes.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1003 (Reuters) - German luxury car brand Audi on Monday staged the global launch of a new electric sport utility vehicle on the home turf of rival Tesla Inc, and highlighted a deal with Amazon.
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NHCA will get its first chance to present oral argument against DOJ's dismissal motions next week on Mininno's home turf, federal district court in Philadelphia, in a case against Teva that parallels its Texas suit against Bayer.
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Clemson's biggest test left will come against in-state rival South Carolina on the Gamecock's home turf, but barring a disaster, it looks like the Tigers are a lock for their fifth consecutive College Football Playoff appearance.
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"When my daddy first got stationed here, he was told, 'Don't have car trouble on 441'" — the route number for Peach Orchard Road, the main route through the Turks' home turf around the small town of Dalzell.
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I Was Misinformed "Your mother better not die in the next four weeks," my cousin Steven was saying one Friday night, when I was visiting my home turf in the Catskills and we were having a drink.
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Either way, now that Sprint has 5G network up and running in Gizmodo's home turf, stay tuned for a long-term review of what 5G is actually like to use and live with on a daily basis.
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It was a brief respite on his home turf from the rising clatter of concern in Trump's orbit that his self-inflicted wounds and disorganized campaign had fatally damaged his chance to become the Republican presidential nominee.
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The success of the right wing in moving the goal posts in our political contests is so great that virtually the entire Republican Party agenda from the Nixon years is now the home turf of centrist Democrats.
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Or, starting a deadly naval skirmish on June 29, 2002, just hours before the South Korean national soccer team, on home turf, was to play for an unprecedented third- or fourth-place finish in the World Cup.
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Prime Minister Najib Razak was not named in lawsuits filed last year by the U.S. Department of Justice after billions disappeared from 1Malaysia Development Berhad, and he has deftly avoided a legal tangle on his home turf.
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I moved there because of him, because he got a job, and because we wanted to start a life together on neutral ground, rather than on my home turf in Los Angeles or his in New York.
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I moved there because of him, because he got a job, and because we wanted to start a life together on neutral ground, rather than on my home turf in Los Angeles or his in New York.
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Pete walked through a holiday event for kids Sunday on his home turf of Staten Island, and judging by these pics ... the 'SNL' star was happier than a trick-or-treater with a pillowcase full of candy.
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In a downpour of torrential rain on Saturday, Leicester defeated Manchester City, 217-20043, on Manchester's home turf, and the bookmakers slashed the odds, making them the favorites to win the title when the season ends in May.
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But then the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh this past fall left 11 of his constituents dead, and that slaughter on his home turf, coupled with the new dynamics on Capitol Hill, has changed his tune.
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He was thus forced to choose the Northeastern "establishment" figure Senator Henry Cabot Lodge from Massachusetts, which was also Kennedy's home turf and a state Nixon and the GOP knew they had no chance of winning in November.
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Per AMC, Season 2 will also feature Reedus riding through the Low Country of Savannah, Georgia with comedian Dave Chappelle, and taking on his home turf of New York City with famed chef Mario Batali, among other guests.
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A middle-aged man with a shaved head, who said he was born in Medellín, the home turf of Colombian kingpin Pablo Escobar, claimed to know little about El Chapo despite getting most of his news from Telemundo.
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Rivera Outduels Alcantara for Home Turf Win The second bout of the main card came courtesy of the bantamweight division, as New Jersey's own Jimmie "El Terror" Rivera got his first top-15 test in Brazil's Iuri Alcantara.
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If the rise of right-wing populism from Austria to America in recent months teaches us anything, it is that moderate pandering over immigration only raises its salience and thus benefits those for whom it is home turf.
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At Euro 1996, the last time the national side made a semi-final in an international competition, Southgate missed a penalty that broke hearts and allowed Germany to reach a final on home turf, at Wembley Stadium, London.
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Appearing at a rally on his home turf in El Paso, Texas, the ex-lawmaker sounded like someone getting ready for the race as he battled Trump over his signature border security issue — delighting Democrats in the process.
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In a bid to create a European trading powerhouse that would better compete against U.S. rivals making inroads on their home turf, the two exchanges struck a 29 billion euro ($30.1 billion) deal just over a year ago.
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The low-cost airlines — which have lower legacy and labor costs than large airlines and have historically flown into smaller airports with smaller landing fees, are increasingly taking on the big airlines on their own home-turf hubs.
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She reports to Carolyn Qu. Yimou Lee named Senior Correspondent, Taipei In his return to Greater China, Yimou heads to his home turf of Taiwan, a tech hub and increasingly a potential flashpoint amid the rise of mainland China.
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But now, with nearly two dozen Democratic candidates in the race, Harris is facing fierce competition on her home turf on a day so packed with critical primaries that it might as well be called the March 22020 migraine.
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Most of JPMorgan's revenue, some $6.9 billion, was accrued on its home turf but the $3.9 billion generated in its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) operations was enough to dislodge Deutsche from the top place in that region.
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U.S.-based electronic cigarette company Juul Labs is hoping to launch its products in India by late 2019, a person familiar with the strategy told Reuters, marking one of its boldest bets to expand away from its home turf.
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Most of JPMorgan's revenue, some $27 billion, was accrued on its home turf but the $113 billion generated in its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) operations was enough to dislodge Deutsche from the top place in that region.
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High-end fashion and handbag brands are increasingly looking to woo Chinese clients on their home turf, even though most of the spending by these consumers still takes place in the shopping capitals like Paris, Milan or Hong Kong.
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Beyond the convenience of having a nearby production extension of the company's existing headquarters, Blizzard won't have to convert traditional sports venues to the unique needs of an esports tournament for anything it chooses to host on home turf.
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The summit in Helsinki at which Trump refused to denounce Russia's election meddling was the culmination of a turbulent trip that also saw Trump roil NATO allies in Brussels and undercut the British prime minister on her home turf.
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And less than 24 hours after that, Tottenham Hotspur — the only remaining club that still has a chance to win the league besides Leicester — was held to a 1-1 tie on its home turf by West Bromwich Albion.
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Captain America — the brand, that is, as the hero man isn't a real person — turns 75 in 2016, and to help celebrate Marvel commissioned Comicave Studios to erect a statue that will live in Cap's home turf: New York.
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Last week's win over Tua Tagovailoa and the Crimson Tide on their home turf set LSU firmly ahead of the pack and this week's romp of Ole Miss helped further bolster its bid for a spot in the playoff.
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Saturday was the first time that Germany has lost on home turf after leading by two goals, and it also was the first time in 40 years that England has come back to win from a two-goal deficit.
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Gender bias While she hits the ground running with these external challenges, Sitharaman, known for her no-nonsense persona, may have to fight a battle of a slightly different kind on home turf -- the harsh scrutiny reality of sexism.
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While one victory out of 13 might not seem much to write home about — especially when front-runner Donald Trump boasts 19 states and territories so far — Kasich's win in his home turf of Ohio was a big deal.
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Eventually, L'appel will also offer optical frames (in addition to shades) as well as prescription lenses, if all goes according to plan, creating more jobs in the company's L.A. home turf in the process, particularly for millenials, Kwong said.
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Foreign buyers took advantage of a glut of available housing there after the recession and parked their money in what they saw as a more stable economy than their home turf, Miami realty analyst Peter Zalewski said on Thursday.
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It is part of Ford's attempt to keep Google's Android Auto and Apple's CarPlay from dominating real estate on its home turf behind the wheels even as it pledges support for both systems in all Sync 3-equipped cars.
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In Panama, Mossack Fonseca's home turf, it is a crime for banks to disclose information about their clients unless they are mandated to do so as part of a criminal investigation, usually a case involving terrorism or drug trafficking.
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Together with Miguel Angel Vega, a journalist who has spent years covering the drug trade for the newspaper "Ríodoce" in El Chapo's home turf of Sinaloa, we'll meet heroin traffickers, cartel hitmen, and others directly involved in the business.
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The Equal Justice Initiative has invited each county named on a monument in the pavilion to claim its duplicate and set it up in a public site on home turf, preferably at a spot where a lynching took place.
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On home turf, its June flagship is a magnet for laptop-wielding musicians; during Sónar's long weekend, even performers who aren't among the festival's 140 acts swarm to Barcelona to play "off-Sónar" gigs at bars, clubs and warehouses.
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Italy's biggest commercial broadcaster is seeking to merge its domestic and Spanish businesses into a Dutch entity dubbed MediaforEurope to pursue pan-European tie-ups and tackle increasing competition in the industry and stalling growth in its home turf.
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Commentators were quick to point out the paucity of results from Monday's summit, and the political difficulty for the French government in undertaking the task of shoring up West African governments that are widely rejected on their home turf.
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The bureau has announced a $3 million bounty for his capture, the most ever for computer crimes, and has been trying to track his movements in hopes of grabbing him if he strays outside his home turf in Russia.
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Trump again extended his delegate lead on Tuesday night after primary victories in three states, including North Carolina, Illinois, and Florida, the home turf of rival Marco Rubio, who threw in the towel last night after an embarrassing defeat.
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Unsurprisingly, given that the exact same issues exist here in the U.S., the boycott began to spread to Google's home turf this week, with several of the largest U.S. advertisers pulling their ads from some or all of Google's platforms.
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Although it is the Masters Tournament, not the Open Championship, that Mr McIlroy must win in order to complete golf's career grand slam, he has made clear that he would regard a victory on his home turf as a crowning achievement.
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The United States' negative trade balance with other countries isn't necessarily a problem in itself, since American consumers benefit from products made more cheaply in other countries, and American businesses often locate their more knowledge-intensive jobs on their home turf.
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Democrats On the Democratic side, Sanders is aiming to capitalize on a hot streak heading into the delegate-rich New York primary on April 19, where Clinton hopes to secure a win on home turf to maintain her big delegate lead.
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CARY, North Carolina (Reuters) - North Carolina's drum-beating, flag-waving NWSL fans became the first to watch their team claim a championship on their home turf on Sunday, as the city aimed to build on its reputation as a soccer hotbed.
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Delegate math aside, he had a big win in his home state on a night where Trump otherwise swept and where Rubio lost his home turf and dropped out of the race — leaving Kasich as the sole remaining establishment contender.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel suffered a humiliating defeat in German regional elections on her home turf on Sunday as voters turned their backs on her liberal refugee policy and gave the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party a political triumph.
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Though it was not a particularly riveting performance, Hein ultimately walked away with his home turf win, stealing a unanimous decision win from his Korean opponent by landing the bout's more meaningful strikes and succeeding on a pair of takedowns.
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Competing on home turf, Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton hoped to emerge victorious from Tuesday's primaries in New York, contests that offer big delegate hauls and an opportunity for the front-runners to inch closer to their parties' nominations.
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As the events of a dramatic day unfolded, there was a sense that the White House was being forced to engage on Mueller's home turf rather than in the wild and whirling political environment where Trump feels most at home.
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The trial before Judge Gonzalo Curiel will play out on Qualcomm's home turf of San Diego, where for decades the city's National Football League team played in Qualcomm Stadium and nearly every business district hosts the mobile chip firm's logo.
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As a result, the Bavarians gave the CSU only 38 percent of the vote in last September elections, down from 8.03 percent in 2013 elections, marking the party's worst electoral showing on its home turf in the post-WWII period.
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But his defense of the Confederacy, which was a central theme in his 2017 run for governor, and his invocation of diversity, which drew applause on his home turf, illustrate a blunt approach to racial issues that mimics President Trump's.
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Recent polls showed her with a single-digit lead over Sanders, and the Vermont senator is slated to travel to St. Paul on Monday night for a rally in a sign that he is hoping to compete on Klobuchar's home turf.
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They also continue to work on projects in their Catalonian home turf, like the Tussols-Basil athletics track, completed in 2000, and the covered open-air Les Cols restaurant in 2011, with plastic walls of trees, between which real trees grow.
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COVID-19 appears to be loosening its grip on China, just as other countries around the world are starting to grapple with the effects of person-to-person spread of the deadly virus for the first time on their home turf.
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SAO PAULO, Dec 2 (Reuters) - State-controlled Banco do Brasil SA is considering curbing offshore lending activity as the nation's largest bank tries to boost returns and focus on its home turf, Chief Executive Officer Paulo Rogêrio Caffarelli said on Friday.
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The deal seems to represent a departure for Alibaba, which has mainly chosen to grow organically on its home turf, said Saemin Ahn, managing partner at Rakuten Ventures, which manages a $211 million fund and invests in the U.S. and Asia.
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The Vietnamese would always lose more men than we did, but they knew we were fighting on their home turf, and they knew that we would be the ones to tire first and go home, just as had the French.
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Intesa felt it had to jump in because it feared Generali, long regarded as a takeover target, could fall in the hands of a foreign predator and create a big asset management competitor on Intesa's home turf, the sources said.
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SHERYL GAY STOLBERG, Washington correspondent JEFF FLAKE, Republican senator from Arizona I had just started covering Congress when I went to Arizona in October to interview the Republican senator Jeff Flake, an ardent critic of President Trump, on his home turf.
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Despite commanding more than 60 percent of Japan's cigarette market, the former state monopoly has ceded some of its home turf to Philip Morris, which launched its IQOS HNB product in Japan in 2014 and expanded nationwide in April last year.
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Within the past few weeks, Kohl's took two stores in its home turf of Wisconsin — in Grafton and in Sussex — and has turned them into what Kohl's is calling "service centers," where it will try out new technology this holiday season and beyond.
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" Looking ahead to the March 15 primary in Florida, he predicted a home-turf win that will "send the message that the party of Lincoln and Reagan and the presidency of the United States will never be held by a con-artist.
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As the trailer also shows, Jon Snow is going to see Cersei on her home turf of King's Landing to ask for help in defeating the Night King, and it's not crazy to assume that she will ask for trial by combat.
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Bernie Sanders' challenge last Sunday to debate him in New York, while Sanders has every incentive -- and a battler's chance -- to try to pull off an upset on Clinton's home turf (which also happens to be the media capital of the world).
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The senator stuck to his usual stump speech, heavily hitting the big banks of nearby Wall Street and drawing contrasts between himself and Democratic rival Hillary Clinton and Republican front-runner Donald Trump, two others who claim New York as home turf.
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Nike has struggled more recently to grow sales in its home turf as rivals in the U.S. like Adidas and Lululemon — and smaller up-start brands like Outdoor Voices and Rhone — have threatened to take market share with their athleisure footwear and clothes.
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One year after taking the helm at J.C. Penney (JCP) Marvin Ellison sits down with analysts today near the department store's home turf in Texas to talk transformation, consumer challenges, and what's in store for the future at the 114-year-old retailer.
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The SEC may prefer its home turf as a legal venue not only because of the notable decisions delivered against it in federal court, but also because of the expanded powers it was granted by the Dodd-Frank Act after the financial crisis.
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Jeffer, who's based in Clinton's home turf of Chappaqua, New York, had a feeling the piece, currently stocked on Roztayger, would be perfect (and practical) for the Democratic party nominee's demanding lifestyle, and she hooked it up thanks to her hometown connections.
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Nearly eight minutes into overtime against the United States, Crosby fired a shot short-side to beat Ryan Miller, giving Canada the gold medal in men's ice hockey on home turf and creating one of the most iconic moments in Canadian sports history.
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Nightcap: Mitt Romney predicts a 'bombshell' in Donald Trump's taxes | Sign up Cruz aides remain optimistic that he can still compete elsewhere on Super Tuesday, but they have nevertheless sent stakes for his performance back on his home turf to new heights.
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Asked about what areas of Europe — or what European hubs — Creandum has its eye on, he says the VC is pan-European and will go where the interesting opportunities are, though he talked up its home turf of the Nordics as remaining key.
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While Tesla will be taking on BMW, Mercedes and Volkswagen on their home turf as they start rolling out zero-emission vehicles, the move fits with the German government's plan to transform the country into a centre of excellence for electric mobility.
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But abandoning the practice of turning a fight result from a win to a no contest sends another message that's just as important: getting stoned before fighting a former champion on his home turf might be a bad idea, but it isn't cheating.
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Secret Solstice also made a point of proving there's a lot more to Icelandic music than Bjork, Sigur Ros, and Of Monsters and Men, though the latter brought the home turf love for a packed headlining set on the festival's final day.
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Rat Columns played a show with CC Dust on an American tour a few years ago, on their home turf of Olympia, and they blew my mind, so I guess I'm expecting to have the remainder exploded over a classical fresco or two.
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If last spring's Zootopia offered a tolerant vision of an urban future, Moana presents a progressive perspective of the indigenous past—a past that for weeks we were all too happy to praise onscreen, but leery to protect on our own home turf.
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The Nigerian company (which is now well beyond startup phase) has expanded with physical presence in Uganda, Gambia and Kenya — the latter being home-turf of M-Pesa and Safaricom, which are largely responsible for making Kenya the mobile-money capital of Africa.
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Concerned about attracting selfie seekers, particularly on his home turf in Jersey, he asked if we could make a "quick exit" and do the interview in his car, rather than walk and talk through the casino where the convention was taking place.
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In capturing Mr. Guzmán López on his home turf, the government had hoped to deal yet another blow to the Sinaloa cartel, which has struggled to regain its footing after the arrest and conviction of the elder Mr. Guzmán, its longtime leader.
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It has transformed into a 21st-century company that's doing everything Amazon is doing — and it's neck-and-neck with Amazon in a few high-tech areas that are considered the tech giant's home turf, like drone delivery and same-day shipping.
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I packed as light as possible, carrying just an extra lens, batteries, memory cards, a down jacket, extra gloves, food, water and a few survival items, in an effort to keep up with these extremely fit Himalayan climbers on their home turf.
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The flight attendants filed the lawsuit Tuesday in Boeing&aposs home turf of Chicago, taking the matter to Cook County Circuit Court where they will ask for $50,000 in damages related to the incident and a trial by jury, the Tribune reported.
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In its suit, filed Thursday morning in Federal District Court in Seattle, Microsoft's home turf, the company asserts that the gag order statute in the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 — as employed today by federal prosecutors and the courts — is unconstitutional.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's security minister said on Friday that U.S. efforts to curb the opioid fentanyl were behind the brief arrest of a son of imprisoned kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman last month in Sinaloa, home turf for the notorious Sinaloa Cartel.
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Qwant has faced further uncomfortable press scrutiny on its home turf in recent months, with additional reports in French media suggesting the business has been facing a revenue crunch — after its privacy-respecting search engine generated lower than expected revenues last year.
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MILAN, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Italy's biggest bank UniCredit on Monday kicked off talks with unions over layoffs and branch closures in the country, confirming it planned to cut a total of 6,5003 jobs in its home turf under by the end of 2023.
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This being Los Angeles — and the sisters being locals and film fanatics, who just two days ago staged their first fashion show on their home turf, with silhouettes inspired by Hollywood musicals — each stopping place on the itinerary has a movie tie-in.
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By having Sampha perform on the stage on his south London home turf of Morden (a shot he'd dreamed of filming as a child) and later at a theatre in Freetown, viewers are given a deeper insight into the songs on Process.
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The list includes U.S. exports running the gamut from big motorcycles like Harley's, built on the home turf of U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan, to "canoes", "manicure or pedicure preparations" and even "sinks and washbasins, of stainless steel" — the proverbial kitchen sink.
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What felt like scared and timid release in a clinic—the ejaculatory equivalent of a suburban couple trying to make sense of a city subway map—would've been a beautiful release of festive secretions if I could've just done it on my home turf.
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NEW DELHI/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - U.S.-based electronic cigarette company Juul Labs Inc is hoping to launch its products in India by late 2019, a person familiar with the strategy told Reuters, marking one of its boldest bets to expand away from its home turf.
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By framing up clean energy in terms of business interests, Obama manages to meet the President-elect on his home turf and make a clear case that "unleashing" American coal production and scrapping the Paris climate accord would be very wrong-footed financial moves.
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Waymo is already testing fully driverless cars with no human safety driver behind the wheel on public roads in Arizona, so it doesn't come as a huge shock that the company would be interested in performing similar tests on its home turf in California.
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Soltau, who was CEO at crafts retailer JoAnn Stores before joining Penney, has been refreshing stores around its home turf in Texas before it decides if these efforts will be enough to lift sales and merit a rollout across all shops, according to the report.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)Facebook's home turf is in Silicon Valley, but the company's most important future battles are largely shaping up 3,000 miles away in Washington, D.C. To win, the social media giant is on a hiring spree focused on the nation's capital.
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In 2014, after whimpering out to a senior Germany side 7-1 on their home turf in the semi-finals, the game left a mark so deep, Brazilians can't refer to it as a loss—they simply call it "7 – 1″ or "7 x 1.
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On their home turf, the DUP's back has been to the wall recently, outflanked by the nationalist, pro-Irish Sinn Fein party, which pulled out of the province's power-sharing government in January, accusing the DUP of wasting millions on a botched green energy scheme.
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Candidates supported by Rauner in the two most expensive, highest-profile legislative primaries Tuesday faced defeat, and an insurgent Democrat backed by Republicans and other anti-Madigan forces failed spectacularly in Rauner's bid to unseat the House speaker on his political home turf in Chicago.
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The first time Kasich's team raised their eyebrows at Cruz was when he scheduled a last-minute stop in Columbus on Sunday evening, which Kasich's team saw as a transparent move to try and eliminate the governor from the race on his home turf.
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On Sunday, the Sounders, who have been one of the most consistently successful franchises since joining the league, beat Toronto F.C., 3-1, at CenturyLink Field and finally got a chance to celebrate a title on their home turf, in front of their fans.
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Helsinki summit caps off turbulent trip: The summit in Helsinki, at which Trump refused to denounce Russia's election meddling, was the culmination of a turbulent trip that also saw Trump roil NATO allies in Brussels and undercut the British prime minister on her home turf.
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Renzi, a former mayor of Florence and who hails from the bank's home turf of Tuscany, has distanced himself from the emergency deal brokered by Monte dei Paschi's advisers JPMorgan and Mediobanca and has avoided publicly discussing alternative options if the rescue plan falls apart.
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England won the World Cup in 1966 on home turf and, aside from reaching the semi-finals 28 years ago, they have never come close to winning the trophy again — even with a "golden generation" of players in the 2000s captained by David Beckham.
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Now that it is all but over — and Mr. Trump is about to march onto her home turf, the Capitol, for his inevitable victory lap at his State of the Union address on Tuesday night — Ms. Pelosi must reckon with what she has wrought.
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He's trailed badly in recent polling of his home state, and while he finally pulled off a win in Minnesota Tuesday night, Trump made it clear he's taking aim at Rubio on his home turf with hopes of knocking him out of the race.
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"We are open indeed to any airline tapping into our network, even Lufthansa," Ryanair's Chief Commercial Officer David O'Brien told journalists at a news conference, at which the carrier announced plans to start flights from Frankfurt airport, Lufthansa's home turf and dominated by transfer traffic.
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Portugal's triumph, thanks to a long-range goal in the second period of extra time by substitute striker Eder, was their first major trophy and will ease the memory of their painful loss to Greece in the Euro 2004 final — on home turf in Lisbon.
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The vehicles are already deployed in Pittsburgh, Palo Alto, Miami, Washington DC, and Ford's home turf of Dearborn, Michigan; The Verge's Andrew Hawkins went for a drive in a previous-gen model last year and found it quite adept at handling a variety of traffic scenarios.
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Wayne's rise in the public estimation is generally framed as linked to the rise of the South as a seriously respected musical entity, but it's no accident that much of the work that actually built that reputation was on the traditionally "lyrical" rap world's home turf.
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But the fact that Cupertino is potentially looking to plant its flag in South Korea is pretty telling – not only because it's a big market in which the company has no proprietary retail presence, but also the fact that we're talking about Samsung's home turf here.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, Alibaba CEO Ma and Lazada CEO Max Bittner were among the many attendees at the free trade zone event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia On home-turf it has hundreds of thousands of sellers operating across its Taobao marketplace and other services.
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Emanuel said the stock market is reacting to the fear that trade war will now be extended enough to do more and deeper damage to the economy, particularly if more tariffs are launched or China finds other ways to hurt U.S. companies on its home turf.
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In the meantime, the separatist republic in Donetsk plans to hold its own pseudo-elections this November, following the assassination of its nominal head, Alexander Zakharchenko, at a café in Donetsk in August—the latest of several commanders to meet untimely deaths on their home turf.
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Big battles at home Paytm will need every ounce of Sharma's ambition in the coming months in order to hold on to its dominant position in India, as the biggest names in tech and retail use their deep pockets to eat into business on his home turf.
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To offset declining power sales, Tepco has been trying to limit the impact by entering the 2.4 trillion yen retail city gas market that were opened up for competition in April and selling power outside its home turf, Tepco Holdings Managing Executive Officer Yoshihito Morishita said.
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Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán is seen as a Robin Hood figure in the mountains of Sinaloa and Durango, his home turf and center of operations for the Sinaloa Cartel, a vast criminal operation that ships marijuana, cocaine and heroin to the United States Europe and Asia.
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Buick's success in China remains what many industry observers say is key to the survival of the brand, which still seems to be struggling on its home turf in the U.S. — just a decade after it was saved from the chopping block during the financial crisis.
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Banco BPM dropped 1.3 percent as Italy's third biggest lender said it could be interested in tie-ups with banks close to its home turf in the north of the country, comments that appeared to play down a possible deal with Monte dei Paschi di Siena.
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There are two ways that this could have been interpreted from a propaganda perspective: either outstanding German technology had carried a Brit to victory, while the country's own cars were hopeless in comparison; or a British driver had beaten the supposedly superior German competitors on home turf.
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Harley-Davidson, which has faced stiff competition in its home turf as foreign manufacturers offer deep discounts, said on Wednesday its board authorized the repurchase of up to 20 million shares of common stock and increased its quarterly dividend by 12.9 percent to 35 cents per share.
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But while New York is her home turf, Clinton could face a tougher general election challenge there if the former secretary of State and Trump are at the top of the ticket since the celebrity businessman lives and has a number of properties in New York City.
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" On Wednesday, she released an ad stomping on Trump in his home turf in New York and then ripped into the GOP front-runner for his comments in an MSNBC interview that if abortion becomes illegal, women who get the procedure should receive "some form of punishment.
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In October, facing rising political pressure on its home turf after senator Bernie Sanders introduced legislation targeting low rates of pay at the coal face of Amazon's business, the e-commerce giant said it would raise the minimum wage of its US workers to $15 per hour.
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If you want to save tens of billions of dollars by shifting to a single-payer health care system that drastically reduces payments to the pharmaceutical and medical device industries, you have to do so over the objections of the legislators who represent those industries' home turf.
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The novelty of being on his home turf electrified the saxophonist's set at the sprawling arts venue Fábrica de Arte Cubano, where he was joined onstage by his father, Don Pancho, who played the shekere, as well as his brother Yunior, who plays bass in the band.
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The Basque side have been forced to play away in their first three matches of the season while the finishing touches were applied to their ground but on Saturday they will finally be back on home turf when they face early La Liga leaders Atletico Madrid.
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Vogue International content will not feature in any Vogue print editions, and this week a C.N.I. spokeswoman said that the high-profile Vogue magazine critics and features staff members who line the front rows will remain based on their home turf and produce reviews and trend reports.
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Some European-born attackers, including some of those who struck in France this year, have cited their inability to reach Islamic State terrain in Syria as a source of deep frustration in their videotaped farewell statements, and a reason for striking on their home turf instead.
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Resembling less a brand reset than a victory lap on home turf for the 61-year-old Mr. Del Vecchio, the event was an unabashedly lavish statement by a man who long labored under the shadow of his father, a self-made billionaire raised in an orphanage.
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When the Queens native and lifelong New Yorker isn't filming around the world (she's, uh, had a pretty busy few years, as evidenced by her back-to-back star-making roles in Crazy Rich Asians, Ocean's 8, and now The Farewell), she's kicking it back on her home turf.
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Guiony confirmed that Chinese customers - who still mainly buy luxury items on overseas trips and who account for more than a third of the sector's sales - were gradually spending more on home turf, encouraged in part by government efforts to fuel consumption by cutting VAT or import duties.
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Sanders and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Former HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism MORE (D-Mass.) are competing on home turf, being two New England senators.
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As a food writer who is usually based in Italy, I'm initially hesitant about an Italian-themed spot, but the beans prove better than anything I can find back on my home turf: crispy and barely coated with truffle vinaigrette, and given some salty contrast with grated Parmigiano.
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Kornhauser, who has run extensive feasibility studies of PRT in New Jersey, could see a future where dedicated HOV-like lanes run alongside the major arteries of seriously congested areas like Google's own home turf, Mountain View — covering maybe 80 percent of the average trip across the city.
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Qwant, a French startup, launched its non-tracking search offering back in 22006, and has been on a growth tear on its home turf in recent months — winning over high profile users in the public sector as concern has risen about Silicon Valley's intrusive grip on user data.
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If you want to see what they've got up their sleeve in 2016, be sure to catch them on their home turf on March 19, when they bring together label affiliates like Supraman and Creep$ide, San Antonio vogue crew House of KENZO and, of course, Mr. Aqua himself.
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Indeed, in my years covering online communities and platforms, I've noticed a consistent, almost instinctive complaint about journalists is that they don't engage on the subject's home turf: If you really understood us, you'd have joined us; if you really wanted to connect, you'd have made a video.
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A $3 million payment, which "El Rey" said was given to Garcia Luna at a restaurant in Mexico City between 2005 and 2006, was to ensure he would pick a specific official as police chief in Culiacan, the capital of Sinaloa state and the cartel&aposs home turf.
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Lieke Martens and van der Gragt are now with Barcelona, Champions League finalists this year; Shanice van de Sanden — who was introduced, to a rousing reception, as a substitute against Sweden — will be playing on home turf, after joining Lyon's all-conquering team in the summer of 2017.
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Lieke Martens and van der Gragt are now with Barcelona, Champions League finalists this year; Shanice van de Sanden — who was introduced, to a rousing reception, as a substitute against Sweden — will be playing on home turf, after joining Lyon's all-conquering team in the summer of 2017.
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It's a fight pitting families like Cromar's, many of whom are Mormons themselves, against their church — officially known as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — which opposes current efforts to legalize medical cannabis in Utah, testing the limits of the church's political reach on its home turf.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai milked the woos from a clappy, home-turf developer crowd at its I/O conference in Mountain View this week with a demo of an in-the-works voice assistant feature that will enable the AI to make telephone calls on behalf of its human owner.
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The Chinese company has aimed for the ambitious goal of getting a self-driving car to market by 2018, and is challenging rivals such as Google on its home turf, building a team of engineers based in Silicon Valley and scoring relevant permits so it can test vehicles in California.
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Although Sanders was long heavily favored to win in the state that neighbors his home turf in Vermont, the stunning margin of Clinton's loss – the biggest in a contested New Hampshire Democratic primary in decades, according to Politico – has many wondering how this will affect her campaign in the long run.
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As for the longer-term picture, FiveStars wants eventually to branch out beyond North America — the UK, being a nation of shopkeepers, is likely to be the first place FiveStars will go, said Ho. But for right now, the aim is to become a much bigger brand on its home turf.
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The next Winter Olympics after Pyeongchang will be in 2022 on Alibaba's home turf in China, where the company said it wants to make the experience of going to an Olympics totally different for consumers, whether it's how they buy tickets, use mobile technology or find related events in Beijing.
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Communications Plan July 53, 2017 Priority #1 - Improve the Culture This is the key—everything is possible with a good culture, nothing is possible without it a) meet with media members (MSM, conservative media, and new media), where possible, on their home turf to build bridges and foster better working relationships.
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It arguably would be the worst home-turf defeat in politics since Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE lost Tennessee in the 2000 presidential race.
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It wasn't quite a game-winning Hail Mary with no time left—a real thing he did to the Lions on their home turf last year—but if you could stretch that one play's dominance and brilliance over the course of a game, you'd have something approximating what the Rodgers vs.
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During Sunderland's visit to Newcastle's St. James Park today, the away side seemed like they were going to steal three points on Newcastle's home turf (the war was about territorial divisions, by way of river, after all), when all of a sudden Aleksandar Mitrović leveled the score with a lethal header.
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Meanwhile European challengers such as N26, Revolut, and Monzo compete fiercely on their home turf with colorful cards and neat apps, and are now eyeing the US. Cogni has raised $5.4 million to-date — less than other challengers which have racked up hundreds of millions in a bid to acquire customers.
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The spat came to a head after a primary debate, when Warren approached Sanders on stage and said "I think you called me a liar on national TV." More recently, Sanders sought to beat Warren on her home turf in Massachusetts on Super Tuesday, a move which frustrated some Warren allies.
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The market seems spooked that Twitter has failed to grow in the U.S.. Indeed, one year ago it recorded 16814413 million users on home turf, and while it has grown its international presence by a fairly modest 3.5 percent over that period, there are doubts as to whether Twitter can increase its audience.
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The pilot is limited to just one market – Amazon's home turf – to begin with, but if it works it's likely to make its way to other cities, since Amazon has been chasing the fresh grocery carrot for many years now in hopes of finding a way to make it profitable at scale.
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And the lead up to Halloween will bring plenty of terrifying events to the streets of New York, but one of the more exciting ones coming to Hyperallergic's home turf is a showcase of film frights, scream queens, and other horror-movie tropes: Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2019 — now celebrating its fourth year.
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The combatants were both on home turf, sort of—Hillary Clinton represented New York in the Senate for eight years; Bernie Sanders was born in Brooklyn, as his undiluted accent attests—and, while much less vituperative than that other New Yorker, Donald Trump, the pair have become increasingly disrespectful of each other.
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"The assessor's biennial assessments of Facebook's privacy program must be based on the assessor's independent fact-gathering, sampling, and testing, and must not rely primarily on assertions or attestations by Facebook management," it writes in what sounds like the end of Facebook being able to mark its own regulatory homework on its home turf.
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The options were purchased via the IP address of the hotel and were linked back to W. The suspect is believed to have planted three explosive devices in a hedge on the route of the team bus, which exploded 90 minutes before the team were due to play on their home turf on April 11.
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But there's no evidence that he's suddenly collapsing, no evidence that he'll do anything but well in his home turf of New York and New Jersey, and no reason to think that this wave of negative coverage will be that much more damaging than all the gaffes and he's stumbled into in the past.
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For Mr. Kasich, the Ohio governor, and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, that is how every day in the run-up to the New York primary on April 240 seems to be playing out — with excruciating reminders that on Donald J. Trump's home turf, they will forever grasp for an edge that appears to recede.
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" On Saturday night, Thompson was booed during a basketball game that saw his team, the Cleveland Cavaliers, facing the Los Angeles Clippers on their home turf in L.A. When Thompson went to the free throw line during the Cavaliers blow-out loss to the Clippers, he was viciously booed by those in attendance, and some began chanting "Khloé!
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This is Paul Ryan country—the home turf of the Republican Speaker of the House of Representatives, a beaky ideologue and devout Catholic who several times clashed with Donald Trump during his presidential campaign, publicly rebuking the businessman for his boorish ways (Mr Ryan called Trumpian slurs against a Mexican-American judge a "textbook case of racism").
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The team, which is based in Taiwan (HTC's home turf) and Boston (near Harvard, where Dr. Peng is an associate professor), plans to roll out their product in China first, where hundreds of millions don't have quick access to healthcare — and where governmental regulations around marketing health devices are far less strict than here in the States.
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Last month the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) committee wrote to the company to raise what it said were discrepancies in evidence Facebook has given to international parliamentarians versus evidence submitted in response to the Washington, DC Attorney General — which is suing Facebook on its home turf over the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal.
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However, it turned out that the trends around more distributed workforces (and cloud computing to enable that), engineers looking for employment alternatives to living in pricey San Francisco, plus the heated competition for talent you get in the Valley all came together in a perfect storm that helped Descartes Labs establish and thrive on its home turf.
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Making his first start since being activated from the disabled list, Tillman outdueled Detroit Tigers' ace Justin Verlander on the latter's home turf, allowing just one run on four hits in six innings to lead the Orioles to a 3-1 win on Sunday in the rubber match of a crucial three-game series at Comerica Park.
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Comey, who fled New York for Los Angeles last Fashion Week, returns to her home turf this season with a collection and mindset befitting the authoritative woman she is: She's always had an almost psychic ability to figure out what her woman wants even before she does (remember the clog of the late-aughts — that was all her), and today, that's no different.
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The milestones in King's career — the Montgomery bus boycott, the protests in Birmingham, the marches on Washington and from Selma to Montgomery — had always been the province of white correspondents, principally native Southerners (Claude Sitton, Roy Reed, Gene Roberts and John Herbers, among them) steeped in racial matters for whom the major stops on the civil rights itinerary represented home turf.
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In 2012, researchers at Texas Tech University estimated that in Chicago, rising temperatures would expand the length of the season for the mosquito that carries dengue — but in Atlanta and Lubbock, Texas Tech's home turf, summers would become so hot and dry that the risk of transmission would shift to spring and fall, when residents would not be on guard.
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And Maldonado will be fighting him on his home turf, where he is undefeated and revered as a hero by the people and held up as an emblem of Russian masculinity by that greatest champion of Russian masculinity, Vladimir Putin, whose presence at fights, unabashed partisan support of Fedor, and long history of questionable behavior on the geopolitical stage must have a psychological effect on Fedors' opponents.
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Yet say this for Kasich: Despite having lost every single Republican contest except on his home turf of Ohio, despite having finished behind Marco Rubio in Arizona after Rubio dropped out, despite running a campaign that has failed at signature gathering and filling delegate slots and made pointless forays into unwinnable states, when this dust of 2016 settles he will have one claim to bragging rights.
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Under Armour, meantime, has struggled to grow sales on its home turf in North America, as the business has largely stayed away from the athleisure trend that has taken over the U.S. Former CEO Kevin Plank, who stepped aside last week to be replaced by former COO Patrik Frisk, had always said Under Armour planned to stay true to its core, sweat-wicking performance gear.
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But hawk-eyed fans (get it?) will notice that while Tony and Steve don't appear in any shots together in the trailer, Hulk and War Machine are both on hand in Wakanda alongside Black Panther, Cap, Black Widow, Winter Soldier and Falcon, and Iron Man's Hulkbuster armor is noticeably seen landing outside the city, hinting that Black Panther's home turf will play a major role in the showdown with Thanos.
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But it's not enough for Trump just to win; he'll need a substantial margin of victory over rivals Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-2900 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE and John Kasich on his home turf if he hopes to avoid a contested convention.
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But Scott has expanded beyond the brand's home turf: By the end of 21, the brand is slated to have 2000 store locations nationally and recently opened stores are scattered around the country, including outposts in Denver, Miami, and San Diego, CA. Refinery22015 was invited down to Austin to check out Scott's immaculate, stone-bedecked new headquarters this summer — and figure out, firsthand, how a brand beloved in the South (and to a somewhat lesser degree, the Midwest) is trying to accessorize women all over the country and, eventually, around the world.
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