It is also trying to incentivise devs to build "useful" chatbots.
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They also won't incentivise retailers to deny space to rival products.
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On the contrary, it could incentivise a startup to stay small.
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Express Drive is also constructed to incentivise drivers to take more Lyft rides.
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Proper application of the CET will create this, and importantly, will incentivise investment.
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Globally, auctions, rather than subsidies, are increasingly popular to incentivise renewable energy development.
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The hope was it would reduce price volatility and incentivise farmers to plant crops.
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He will alter the pay structure to incentivise executives to generate free cash flow.
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Measures include reforms to improve the efficiency of SOEs, boost competition and incentivise foreign investment.
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Higher steel prices will incentivise higher production run-rates, implying higher demand for iron ore.
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And low prices of natural gas will incentivise maximum consumption throughout September, ensuring the rebalancing continues.
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Perhaps the most fundamental policy to incentivise innovation would be greater reliance on the "polluter pays" principle.
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It added that Turkey should revisit recent changes to reserve requirements made to incentivise private bank lending.
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"It's already a very difficult market to incentivise issuance, particularly in the euro space," said a second banker.
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Profits are an essential part of capitalism—they reward savers, incentivise innovators and create surplus funds for investment.
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They exist because they properly incentivise entrepreneurial risk and help to drive improvements in companies across all industries.
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If this is a sensible way to incentivise management, they ask, why not do the same for workers?
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With a straight face, Mr Chinamasa told the BBC that paying exporters in funny money would incentivise them.
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It should also incentivise carmakers to manufacture the next generation of cleaner cars in Britain, the committee said.
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The proposals, outlined last week by the presidential office, strongly incentivise banks to convert FC mortgages into local currency.
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To incentivise more signups, Amazon said that new users will get an additional introductory discount of £5 per bottle.
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This means stronger carbon-price signals to incentivise clean-energy investment and technology rather than subsidies for polluting fuels.
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The idea is to incentivise the startup to always try to get you the genuine market price or above.
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The idea is to incentivise the startup to always try to get you the genuine market price or more.
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THE FIELDS of American presidential candidates just keep getting bigger, and party rules incentivise extreme views and dark-horse entrants.
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Starbucks learned a six-month waiting period to receive tuition reimbursement, intended to incentivise staying in school, hurt the program.
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In November 2016, Ethias launched a commercial initiative, Switch VI, to incentivise customers to redeem capital-intensive "First A" products.
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Britain's capacity market is a support scheme to incentivise the construction of new plants but is still not lucrative enough.
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The source said plans for AHAB's real estate assets had been changed to incentivise it to sell within two years.
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Full investment expensing should be standard; deductions for debt interest, which incentivise risky leverage for no good reason, should be scrapped.
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Mr Abbott has continued with these pro-business policies and still operates a "deal-closing fund" to incentivise businesses to come.
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The proposal included a plan to limit the registrations of petrol and diesel cars and incentivise sale of electric vehicles (EVs).
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"Undervalued overseas companies faced with debt and credit crunches will incentivise more overseas investment by Chinese gold miners," BMI Research added.
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Donaldson said attaching a time limit would incentivise both sides to strike a trade deal that would keep the border open.
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Around the same time, the Council of Economic Advisors put out a report suggesting that spending on shelters would incentivise homelessness.
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While some people benefit, the resulting shortages harm non-subsidised residents and incentivise flat-hoarding by tenants and neglect by landlords.
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These successes are due in part to government subsidies that incentivise production, such as farm payments that rise when commodity prices fall.
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The WHO said the list is intended to spur governments to put in place policies that incentivise basic and advanced R&D.
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Some are lobbying Mr Trump's team to consider a possible alternative arrangement to tariffs, known as border adjustment, designed to incentivise exports.
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The government has launched a campaign to incentivise consumption of domestic goods to cut its import bill after the oil price drop.
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The automaker said it was increasing its top-level pay scheme to incentivise executives to improve the company's management and attract talent.
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Don't expect results too soon or you might incentivise the behaviours that are worst for the long-term health of your business.
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BANK OF ENGLAND MPC MINUTES - MPC JUDGED THAT IT WAS PARTICULARLY IMPORTANT TO INCENTIVISE LENDING TO THE SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES
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In the longer term, oil prices probably have to rise further to moderate the growth in demand and incentivise more investment in supply.
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In other words, it needs to incentivise more upstarts like Manchester City and PSG, but also to ensure that they follow the rules.
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The idea is to make it easier for youngsters to clamber on to the housing ladder and to incentivise property firms to build.
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The process, opponents say, can be complex, overly generous, and can potentially incentivise actions detrimental to the long-term interests of a company.
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You get more advocates for the tech ecosystem, then you can optimise for long-term value and encourage policy makers to incentivise startups.
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A compulsory deduction from a bank's capital buffer to cover new loans can help incentivise banks to address bad loans proactively, EBA said.
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"Allowing consolidation is one obvious way to incentivise telcos to invest sufficiently enough to keep up with the world's move into 5G," Patel said.
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The objective is to force down government-bond yields and incentivise investors to plump for riskier assets instead, thus giving the economy a boost.
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If so, that would incentivise shareholders in Sky to hold out until Disney takes over Fox and is forced to launch a sweetened buyout.
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"With all the uncertainty around Rusal, there's no way but for the price to head higher still to incentivise more production from elsewhere," Bhar said.
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However, Rao of REA said that the government could eventually be forced to incentivise more overseas rice sales as its storage gets closer to capacity.
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However, the premium was still too small to open the arbitrage between Pacific and Atlantic basins and incentivise spot trade of Atlantic cargoes into Asia.
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Much will also depend on whether Indian buyers wish to use higher energy content coal, and whether the price is low enough to incentivise imports.
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Investor interest was seen in the refinery sector after media reports that the government would incentivise local refineries that have completed upgrading their dehydration plants.
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However, tight product markets and strong refining margins should incentivise high refinery run rates and cause crude markets to tighten further in the months ahead.
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" Among recommendations was a call for the U.K. government to "introduce a ban on air miles and frequent flyer loyalty schemes that incentivise excessive flying.
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However, some doctors are concerned that the implant may incentivise patients to rely solely on medication, and ignore the lifestyle changes they need to make.
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DIVERSITY * The government should incentivise and encourage tech firms to increase the range of gender diversity on their corporate boards, where they haven't done so before.
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By 2018, assuming the global economy avoid recession, higher prices will be needed to restrain super-fast growth in demand and incentivise quicker growth in supply.
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Shortly after Philippe's presentation, CFDT's leader Laurent Berger had said a "red line" has been crossed with a proposal to incentivise people to delay their retirement.
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In response, gas prices are tumbling to incentivise power producers to run gas-fired generators for more hours at the expense of the remaining coal plants.
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It therefore asks the government to use funding to incentivise universities to provide more economically valuable degrees, although it remains vague on precisely how this will work.
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The logic goes that the threat of being fashion policed to death was used to incentivise farmers to finish sorting out all their autumn wool before Christmas.
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"The government is also looking at ways to incentivise the transition to zero-emission shipping and will consult on this next year," the British transport department said.
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The reports' 145 expert authors urged governments to use money saved by cutting subsidies for habitat-razing industrial farming to incentivise agricultural techniques that could regenerate local ecosystems.
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To overcome cost problems countries need to come up with innovative technologies, craft favorable policies and develop business models to incentivise production and drive down prices, it said.
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Its founder posits that insurance-rate discounts could incentivise drivers to become, in effect, freelance roving crime-detection units for the police, subjecting unwitting citizens to constant surveillance.
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Bankers warned that the Santander non-call may incentivise other issuers with low reset credit spreads to follow the Santander route, meaning investors may not be paid back.
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Higher prices could also incentivise the restart of the Thomson Creek mine in Idaho owned by Centerra , which also has a majority stake in Endako in British Columbia.
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Part of the report used the slogan "Once discredited, limited everywhere," the Guardian wrote:The social credit system aims to incentivise "trustworthy" behaviour through penalties as well as rewards.
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There is also the lack of expertise in the industry in Australia, meaning skills would have to be imported at a cost high enough to incentivise people to move.
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Whether it's being paid to promote content, focusing on sales and recruitment over other professions, or interruptive advertising, these streams incentivise poor behaviour by individual users on the site.
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On environmental policy, Braun said he expected the government to agree carbon prices to incentivise savings in climate-damaging emissions, as Germany struggles to meet its 2030 environmental targets.
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Parliament has approved a long-delayed investment law that aims to cut bureaucracy and incentivise investors but it has yet to announce the regulations that will underpin the law.
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Moreover, European governments should debate more about how to incentivise investments into tech and introduce schemes to mobilise capital from pension funds and corporates to be channeled into venture.
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This is also true for other catastrophic risks: a pandemic that killed lots of workers would have huge economic implications, but nobody thinks central banks should incentivise medical research.
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"We want to incentivise them to come on and use their creativity to create solutions for how other people will be using Pepper, for business or personal use," said Carlin.
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"Margins at Chinese steel mills still remain healthy, which should incentivise higher production rates and stronger iron ore demand," Commonwealth Bank of Australia analyst Vivek Dhar said in a note.
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That way we can make what matters the very criteria by which to tax business-as-usual and by which to incentivise the kind of businesses we want to see.
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Previous place-based investment policies have not been particularly inspiring, but OZs are designed to incentivise more patient capital, which is what's needed if they are to make a lasting difference.
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The LME would like more of this shadow stock to be warranted and on Thursday published a consultation paper covering a series of measures intended to incentivise players to do so.
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But as the oil market transitions from oversupply in 2015/16 to undersupply in 2018/19, crude and gasoline prices will have to rise to restrain consumption and incentivise more production.
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Adam Rose, research professor at the University of Southern California Sol Price School of Public Policy, agrees that emphasizing the benefits could be one way to incentivise businesses to invest in resilience.
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The cumulative effect of the LME's queue-killing rule changes, particularly the cap on rents and faster load-out requirements, has been to reduce their ability to incentivise metal into their sheds.
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Analysts say nickel prices need to be higher to incentivise new projects around the world to meet growing demand from the fast-growing electric vehicle sector, which uses rechargeable batteries containing nickel.
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The rising crude price, with Brent closing at $62.63 a barrel on Thursday, will also incentivise other producers outside the OPEC/non-OPEC deal, such as Canada and Brazil, to boost output.
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The market for zinc, used to galvanize steel, traditionally goes from feast to famine as high prices incentivise higher production, flooding the market with metal, followed by falling prices and output cuts.
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The government will support and incentivise investors who aim to develop minerals that are key inputs for agriculture, such as potash, which is used to make fertilizer, the draft policy document said.
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"The euro zone budget would foster convergence and incentivise reform implementation in particular by co-financing growth-enhancing public expenditures such as investments, research and development, innovation and human capital," the proposal says.
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Once the Newcastle price breaches $60 a ton, it's likely to do two things; firstly tempt more U.S. coal back to the seaborne market and secondly incentivise Chinese domestic output to ramp up.
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The latest incidents will do nothing to reassure automotive companies about the future stability of sustainable supply and will incentivise them further to try and reduce the amount of cobalt in EV batteries.
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PRICE-STOCKS DISCONNECT Quite evidently, if there are more stocks "out there," even the hefty cash premium trading on the LME hasn't been sufficient to incentivise owners to deliver metal onto the exchange.
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Such a minimum price would incentivise greener investments, but would need to be accompanied by a tax on goods from countries beyond Europe's borders who do not "make the same environmental choices", he said.
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Indicated 0.8 percent higher Chief executive Frank Appel in an interview with Welt am Sonntag proposed levying a tax on robots to boost public budgets and de-incentivise mass sackings in the digital age.
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In Britain, where Santander employs around 24,000 staff, the lender earlier this year signalled a possible retreat in corporate banking when it pulled out of bidding for a cash fund meant to incentivise competition.
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The expected average price is less than half the 40 euros per tonne that respondents said last year is needed to help incentivise investments to help the bloc meet goals set under the Paris Agreement.
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The adoption of electric vehicles will incentivise the production of more clean power, "providing for greater system efficiencies and lower transportation costs overall", said Petar Georgiev of Eurelectric, a European association for the electricity industry.
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The answer is a new kind of tech-driven market research and insights platform that specifically solves two problems: how to do more research, more often, and how to incentivise respondents to make this possible.
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"There are two things we want to achieve here: increase the (volume of) transactions at the exchange and incentivise brokers to improve their net adjusted working capital," Nurhaida said, referring to brokers' capital adequacy level.
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Incentivise executives with an earnings per share target, for example, and it is relatively easy to run the business towards meeting that target rather than focus on things that create long-term value such as capex.
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While the point of a BOGO deal might be to incentivise us to treat our friends and loved ones to a nice afternoon pick-me-up, this is also a good opportunity to try something new.
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It hopes to incentivise councils to encourage more economic activity by allowing them to keep a bigger share of their business rates (most of the income from the rates is pooled and redistributed according to need).
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To incentivise carmakers, the government introduced a scheme last year called FAME - Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric cars - that offers concessions of up to 138,000 rupees ($2,032) on the sale of such cars.
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Over the longer term, prices will have to rise to incentivise new projects and capacity to meet soaring demand from the electric-vehicle battery sector, which some expect to be on an upwards trajectory from next year.
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Noble said the restructuring proposes a debt-to-equity swap that, along with the issuance of equity to retain and incentivise the management team, is expected to result in dilution of existing shareholders' interest in the company.
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However, the authorities are keen to scale down the level of outstanding FC retail lending and are likely to gradually introduce more punitive risk weights for these loans or introduce additional capital requirements to incentivise voluntary conversion.
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This means that where some U.S. shale and Canadian oil sands producers used to need prices above $70 a barrel to incentivise new production, they can now bring new crude to the market at much lower prices.
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The report recommended exchanges incentivise trading through mechanisms such as a mid-point match, predicting that scrutiny of the consequences of MiFID II would continue for some time, likely culminating in another sea change in investor behavior.
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This is really about the transmission of those bank rate cuts to the real economy as opposed to a scheme to incentivise certain amount of lending; that was the old FLS, this is designed for a different purpose.
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"We all believe the sweet spot is a differential that is wide enough to incentivise private sector crude-by-rail shipments but small enough that it does not completely eliminate the value for the Alberta government," Kenney said.
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Originators are increasingly offering balloon loans as they are more affordable in the run-up to maturity due to lower monthly repayments and to incentivise borrowers to buy another car at maturity, in Germany as elsewhere in Europe.
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It simply can't be done, meaning that prices would have to surge to either incentivise new production or cut back on demand as power generators switch to other fuels such as natural gas, or increase the use of renewables.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Monday called on Britain to engage with palm oil growers to incentivise sustainable production, rather than pursuing boycotts after its scheduled exit from the European Union (EU) on Oct. 31.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A report presented to Germany's government on Friday said the transport and building sectors should be set carbon prices as penalties to incentivise savings in climate harming emissions, as Germany struggles to meet its 2030 environmental targets.
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The £86 billion that HMRC loses in the personal allowance is almost triple the £30 billion it spends on the entire tax-credit system, which does much more to improve the finances of the low paid, and incentivise work.
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While rising exports from the United States can meet some of the shortfall, Echeverri expects the supply deficit to persist in 2018, meaning that Newcastle prices have to remain above $8.9 a tonne in order to incentivise U.S. shipments.
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"The natural inclination at the moment is to defer (investment), whereas what you want to do is to incentivise a board to say actually the government has created such a positive environment, we'd be nuts not to," Bryson said.
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The government's recent pension reforms, namely the lengthening of the contribution period and measures to incentivise late retirement, should ease pressures on pension spending, while the proportion of GDP spent on social benefits has been reduced by nearly 2pp since 2013.
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And the chances that they can succeed look slight for the short- to medium-term, especially since higher prices merely act to incentivise other producers outside the agreement, notably the United States, Canada and Brazil, to ramp up their output.
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British power producer SSE said it would likely close most of the units at its 1,995-megawatt Fiddler's Ferry coal-fired plant from April 1, despite gaining a government capacity contract designed to incentivise back-up plants to stay online.
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The regulatory environment in Ireland strongly favours restructuring over repossession (central bank data shows that just 21103,535 primary residences were repossessed last year), but a credible threat of home repossession can incentivise borrowers to engage with lenders in the restructuring process.
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Rather they should be helping clients reduce and manage risk, using the new technologies to advise and incentivise them into better practices: farmers into planting the right seeds at the right time; health-policy holders to manage medical conditions online and so on.
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Founded in 2014 by William Roberts and Alex Farquhar, Loyalty Bay's data analytics and rewards delivery software enables businesses to incentivise customers at various touch points — including on-boarding, purchasing, up-selling, and referring friends — through issuing digital rewards, such as gift cards.
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"OPEC will continue to be a strong organization and I think this phenomena of getting others to join OPEC in their cause of market recovery, and achieving enough to incentivise investments into this industry, is something in which interest is growing," he said.
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European Central Bank vice president Vitor Constancio said on Wednesday there needed to be swift action to establish a stronger secondary market in Europe for non-performing loans and policy changes to incentivise banks, investors and the authorities to tackle the issue more effectively.
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CAIRO, Jan 23.8 (Reuters) - Egypt's central bank on Sunday issued guidelines on how it will incentivise banks to participate in a "comprehensive programme" to help finance small- and medium-sized enterprises in the latest move to try and create jobs and support its battered economy.
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The demand for LNG looks certain to be unable to keep up with the additional supply coming, meaning that prices will likely have to fall to incentivise coal-to-gas switching in top Asian consumers Japan, South Korea and China, as well as in Europe.
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By continuing to serve younger users; driving to parts of the wider metro area that others would not; by taking a smaller cut from the drivers in order to incentivise them to drive with Heetch over others; and by taking a "nice guy" approach to the business.
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Once you incentivise sales people at SMBs to add data to the company's CRM by making it easier and proving that more sales can be closed by doing so, it makes sense to enable that data to work across other parts of the company's SaaS stack.
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But there is considerable risk for China in transitioning its retaliation from tariffs to non-tariffs barriers on U.S. companies because doing so would intensify perceptions of an uneven playing field in China and incentivise some firms to shift sourcing or investment outside the country, they say.
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The proposed four-fold hike from the present 5% risk retention requirement was part of a draft report by the EU Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, which is reviewing new regulation meant to revamp Europe's asset-backed securities (ABS) rules and to incentivise "simple, transparent and standardised" deals.
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Equally, Italy needs to do a better job of getting women into the workforce, improve its educational outcomes, reduce tax rates to incentivise labour and increase its digital penetration, argues Enrico Giovannini, an economics professor whose name surfaced in recent weeks as a possible technocratic candidate to lead the new coalition government.
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For firms which only advise on pension transfers, this charging model "has the greatest potential to incentivise unsuitable advice, as such a firm would not be viable if it did not recommend a minimum number of transfers each year", the FCA said in a consultation paper on improving the quality of pension transfer advice.
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That's something I can testify after Konzok and I managed to wax lyrical for half an hour talking about how broken the U.K. rental market is compared to Germany (although he thinks Germany also needs to further deregulate its planning laws in order to incentivise more housing stock being built for a rental sector that is also feeling the strain of a lack of supply).
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Without their buy-in and on-the-ground expertise, even the most well-intentioned land restoration programs could fail: Policies that enable and incentivise sustainable land management for climate change adaptation and mitigation include improved access to markets for inputs, outputs and financial services, empowering women and indigenous peoples, enhancing local and community collective action, reforming subsidies and promoting an enabling trade system (high confidence).
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Gift cards today are a $103 billion business annually, and as they continue to grow as a key way for companies to incentivise people in our too-often unengaged digital world, a startup that is helping corral the long tail of retailers, and match that up to the wave of businesses that want to offer the cards — a model that it's dubbed "rewards as a service" — has raised a substantial round of funding.
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Recent experience from the amalgamation of six working-age benefits into one monthly payment, as is happening under universal credit, offers two key lessons: the pressure to constrain costs has resulted in benefit rates being set at too low a level to relieve poverty and incentivise work; so too has the inability of a streamlined system to accommodate the additional challenges faced by disabled people, families with children and those with relatively high housing and council-tax costs.
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Neighbouring Hungary's bourse slipped 210.30 percent a day after hitting nine-year highs while bond yields rose slightly after 216.61-21381 bps falls on Tuesday when the central bank announced moves to push banks' cash out of three-month deposits "The announced changes will likely incentivise banks to park liquidity in short-dated government securities in lieu of the 213-month deposit facility, helping the shorter-dated segment of the rates and bond curves to perform," Societe Generale said.
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