Having covered Ford for years, these are words I've long expected to write, and you, if you know anything about the man, have long expected to read.
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The move to slash Verizon's purchase price was long expected.
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Hollywood has long expected "Avengers: Endgame" to be a sensation.
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The long-expected operation to recapture Mosul from Islamic State began.
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So Obama's long-expected endorsement of Clinton is anything but routine.
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The case related to Google's Android operating system has been long expected.
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The long-expected crash has, in fact, already happened — almost 18 months ago.
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This isn't an unexpected result, but it is one that is long-expected.
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Wages have been long expected to pick up once the labor market improved.
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One recent thread mulls the possibility of a certain character's long-expected death.
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New York (CNN Business)Lyft has taken a long-expected step toward going public.
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Rival fantasy sports sites DraftKings and FanDuel announced a long-expected merger on Friday.
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What white long expected was to work its way into an upwardly mobile fit.
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Trump himself has shattered many of the norms we have long expected from our presidents.
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To their credit, Rust developers Garry Newman and Taylor Reynolds have long expected this backlash.
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A long-expected wave of dealmaking may finally emerge as weaker producers' financing dries up.
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The long-expected lawsuit is seeking at least $20 million in damages from the city.
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Cordray, whose term ends in July, was long expected to be leaving the CFPB early.
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The long-expected campaign will start just two days before Oliver Stone's Snowden hits theaters.
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The White House meeting was long expected, despite signs of tension between Trump and Trudeau.
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The Cape Wind project off Massachusetts was long expected to be the first wind farm.
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Both these countries recently re-elected their leaders, paving the way for long-expected economic reforms.
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TransCanada CEO Russ Girling called the State Department's long-expected decision a "milestone" for the pipeline.
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The long-expected combination of FAW with Dongfeng and Changan, for example, has yet to happen.
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Some of their deaths were long expected, whether from cancer, multiple sclerosis or another chronic disease.
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Ayotte and Hassan were long expected to have one of the tightest races in the country.
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It's spreading across Florida, and is before long expected to reach Texas, Louisiana and other Southern states.
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The woman who was once Europe's most powerful leader is preparing her long-expected departure from office.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers have long expected that Mr. Mueller would eventually ask to speak with the president.
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The choice was long expected and appears to mark continuity rather than a fundamental change in direction.
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The IPO has been rumored for several years, and was long expected to take place last year.
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An attack on Raqqa has been long expected, with U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter saying on Oct.
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The change is one that donors have long expected and were somewhat surprised it didn't happen in August.
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Uber is now requiring the same good behavior from riders that it has long expected from its drivers.
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Lawmakers had long expected that they wouldn't need to act on raising the debt limit until the fall.
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The company's long-expected plunge into the streaming video war is years behind leaders Netflix Inc and Amazon.
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This week, in a long-expected coupling of clickbait giants, the two largest chumbox providers decided to merge.
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Also Friday, China and the U.S. announced that they had reached a long-expected "phase-one" trade deal.
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She had been long expected to cruise to a victory, with a significant polling lead in the state.
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Many Swedes had long expected that some sort of attack would come eventually, as they have elsewhere in Europe.
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The Walt Disney Company unveiled its long-expected move to demand-based pricing in a blog post on Saturday.
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But despite this long-expected discontinuation, Nikon is rumored to be working on a reset of its mirrorless plans.
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The installment offered us a perfect, intimate wedding, a long-expected romantic reunion, and two beloved couples hooking up.
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Senate Democrats said that the criticism of Biden was long expected and note that so far he's been resilient.
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The long-expected move came weeks after Kevin's alleged mistress gave birth, and he's believed to be the father.
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Biden's entry was long expected, and Trump has been polling his advisers for months on the former vice president's chances.
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Anbang's own prior statements suggest that it has long expected to diversify into Europe and North American markets in particular.
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McDaniel's challenge had been long expected, after he made a surprisingly strong but ultimately failed bid in 2628 against Sen.
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" With the state bill, he said, "What we are doing is preserving a sense of privacy people have long expected.
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Recently he made headlines by changing his mind on electric car maker Tesla, whose stock he long expected to drop.
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"Russians have long expected women to be silent in order to preserve the family," said Ms. Pisklakova-Parker of ANNA.
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But investors had long expected this day, and the stocks of Tilray and its peers had soared in recent months.
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Luke Messer (R) is set to announce his long-expected Senate bid next month, an aide confirmed to The Hill.
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Turkey's long-expected incursion in northern Syria came less than a week after Trump spoke with Erdogan on the phone.
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U.S. auto sales fell in August and some major automakers said on Thursday a long-expected sales decline had probably begun.
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Investors had long expected the Japanese government to delay a planned tax hike in April 2017 to shore up the economy.
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That would not be as important as Moody's raising Ireland to A territory from Baa1, something that has been long expected.
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Trump is expected to announce a long-expected move lifting a seasonal ban on high-ethanol gasoline blends, according to Reuters.
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Mr. Long expected the search-and-rescue process to be challenging, given all the fallen trees, debris and downed power lines.
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Wall Street analysts, noting Tesla's haphazard progress, had long expected the company to return to the public markets for fresh capital.
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Fed officials have long expected inflation to catch up to the 2 percent target as the U.S. continues to add jobs.
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Today, Google invited media to the long-expected event, with an invitation email referencing "Ok Google," its voice-activated assistant's command.
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Previous reporting this week also suggested the US will also take long-expected, unspecified covert action against Russia, likely using cyber techniques.
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The retirement of Ortega, 79, was long expected because church regulations require bishops to submit their resignation when they reach age 75.
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Industry analysts have long expected Europe's largest carriers, like Orange and Deutsche Telekom of Germany, to buy national rivals to reduce competition.
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The greenlight arrived months ahead of the long-expected due date for China's 5G licenses, which was said to be late 2019.
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The move was long expected, despite the fact that Trump and his supporters like to trumpet the president's support of LGBTQ people.
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Officials have long expected that some Trump aides will leave the White House in January, a year after the President took office.
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But Clinton allies say they long expected Trump would go there, and believe that the attacks will eventually play in their favor.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Thursday issued his long-expected decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate deal.
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The measure was long expected to pass the Senate, but triggered a fierce battle between the bills' Democratic sponsors and progressive opposition.
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The rise in the quits rate offers some hope that a long-expected rise in wages may finally pick up this year.
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The measure was long expected to pass the Senate, but triggered a fierce battle between the bill's Democratic sponsors and progressive critics.
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But the governor's preparedness has impressed Republicans and some Democrats, all of whom have long expected Scott to challenge Nelson next year.
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The move was long expected, and it's likely to be fought in the courts by environmental groups and attorneys general from several states.
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Congratulations to that plucky miracle baby from Tatooine, Anakin Skywalker, for no longer having the worst-executed long-expected plunge into villainy. pic.twitter.
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Pence have been military parents for three years, but they had long expected their son would opt for a career in the military.
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After its long-expected Chapter 11 filing early last year, the electronics chain partnered with Sprint on more than 22008,22010 co-branded shops.
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MI fell on Thursday as their long-expected merger, seen as a crucial step to reforming the sector, appeared close to falling apart.
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It's a strategic sea change that has been a long time coming – and which many in the U.S. defense establishment have long expected.
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The announcement from federal scientists Wednesday was long expected, especially considering the degree to which last year broke the record established in 22019.
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One delay means mine workers will not receive common-sense and long-expected protections from hazardous working conditions until next fall, if ever.
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Irving, 27, was long expected to leave the Celtics, who acquired him in a trade from the Cleveland Cavaliers in August of 2017.
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Amazon is making its long-expected entry into the subscription music market with a trio of offerings, two of which undercut the competition.
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Many miners in their early 60s are postponing retirement, unsure if their savings will suffice absent the health insurance they have long expected.
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Leaders have pledged to set up a "long-term mechanism" for the property market, which is seen heralding a long-expected property tax.
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That would be the lowest number since last September — and possibly the beginning of a long-expected moderation in the pace of growth.
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And indeed, many political observers have long expected Trump to "pivot" to the center after the primary, to better court a general electorate.
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India's urban middle classes have long expected to be able to get anything delivered to their doors by a horde of underemployed young men.
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"What we are seeing here at the moment is the American consumer proving far more resilient than market participants have long expected," said Schamotta.
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The revelation has thrown the race to replace him into turmoil, but Obama said he'd long expected such unwelcome interruptions close to Election Day.
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The Environmental Protection Agency announced Monday a long-expected decision to begin scaling back mileage and carbon emissions rules for cars and light trucks.
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The long-expected ouster of Mulvaney was welcomed in corners like the health department, given that Mulvaney had been one of Azar's top critics.
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But October economic data disappointed analysts as investment, industrial output and export growth all slowed, raising concerns that a long-expected slowdown had arrived.
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This year's large U.S. fiscal deficit, 5.6% of GDP or over $1 trillion by the IMF's count, could trigger the long-expected bad effects.
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The former GOP nominee's return to the electoral fray had been long expected ever since rumors of Hatch's retirement began to surface last year.
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It was a sudden, if long-expected, finale to the five-week hunt for Mr. Stewart, who vanished in the early hours of Dec.
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The report also confirmed what investigators had long expected: Israeli snipers had maimed thousands of demonstrators during the weekly protests along the border fence.
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The recent levelling off may be the long-expected impact of the financial crisis, suggests Tim Newburn, a criminologist at the London School of Economics.
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DNA identification of the suspected Golden State Killer was inevitable, say investigators and genetics experts, the long-expected payoff of a six-year genetic hunt.
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Ocasio-Cortez was long expected to become her district's next House representative after defeating 10-term incumbent Joe Crowley in a monumental upset in June.
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Business travelers have long expected their hotels to provide good food, an array of fitness options and, perhaps, a place for a haircut or manicure.
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Investors have long expected that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates later this month, and the jobs report did nothing to dispel that notion.
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Even though I had long expected this dark turn for Daenerys was coming, I was stunned by just how thoroughly Benioff and Weiss committed to it.
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Biden's campaign announced the long-expected decision in a statement Thursday, two days before a major rally planned for Saturday at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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That could be especially important given the company's long-expected foldable phone that's expected to make an appearance alongside the Galaxy S10 at next week's event.
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DeLaurentis was long expected to be named to the ambassador post, but critics of Obama's Cuba policy have remained steadfast in their opposition to any nomination.
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He remains the national frontrunner and the campaign has long expected a significant victory in the South Carolina primary, just over two weeks after New Hampshire.
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That caused many analysts to speculate the payout was unsustainable, which explains why the stock was stable in early trading as this decision was long expected.
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Just last week Colao, 56, struck a long-expected $21.8 billion deal to buy Liberty Global's cable TV and broadband networks in Germany and Eastern Europe.
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The long-expected suspension, which has raised concerns about a renewed arms race with Moscow and put European allies on edge, goes into effect on Saturday.
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Throughout his campaign, Mr. Netanyahu appealed to right-wing voters by making promises to them about issues long expected to be negotiated with Israel's Arab neighbors.
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Trump was long expected by Republicans in Washington and Alabama to endorse Sessions' opponent in the runoff given his vocal disdain for his former attorney general.
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The White House and its allies had long expected that the antipathy for the health care law would wane as coverage increased and other policy fights arose.
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While Amazon is still worth less than giants like Apple and Alphabet, analysts have long expected it to top the psychologically meaningful number of $1,000 per share.
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David Yellin, a self-described prepper who lives in California's San Diego County, said his main concern was the long-expected "big earthquake" along the West Coast.
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The White House has long expected that the fierce politicking around the law would wane as millions of people got coverage and other issues took center stage.
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The CBO's analysis is an uncomfortable, but long-expected, reminder to Republican leaders, including President Donald Trump, about the potential political perils of getting rid of Obamacare.
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And my own view is that with long expected growth to slow in 2019, relative to last year which probably will come in around 3% or more.
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Today, activist shareholder Starboard Value said as much, mounting a long-expected proxy challenge to Yahoo and naming its own slate of directors to replace current ones.
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U.S. auto sales fell in August, and some major automakers said a long-expected sales decline has begun or, at best, industry sales have hit a plateau.
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Today, activist shareholder Starboard Value said as much, mounting a long expected proxy challenge to Yahoo and naming its own slate of directors to replace current ones.
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That may culminate next week with the release of a long-expected -- but often delayed -- executive order aimed at administrative climate work instituted during the previous administration.
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Russian companies have seen a long-expected revival in investment demand this year amid signs of stabilisation in the country's economy situation after several years of crisis.
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Not only does it provide vital assistance to hard-hit communities, it also delays the major political battles long expected to define a busy September in Congress.
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He said he had long expected the BoE would cut rates in the second quarter of 2020, bringing the two-year gilt yield down to around 0.3%.
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The Mexican authorities had long expected the move, but were taken aback when they were told early on Thursday that the plan would take effect on Friday.
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With a cheese grater-shaped tower and matching display, the long expected refresh comes after the company's previous apologies for being slow to update due to design constraints.
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The minds over at Bravo realized fans would hope to hear some details on LuAnn's long-expected breakup… and confirmed we wouldn't get a single drop of information.
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"The Islamic State's gradual decline in Syria and Iraq has finally brought a long expected shift in the group's tactics," Watts writes in a piece on FPRI's blog.
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The United States military had been authorized to have about roughly 14,000 troops in Afghanistan, but U.S. officials have long expected that number to go down under Miller.
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But the long-expected timeline changes are just one of a series of tweaks reportedly under consideration at Twitter — including upping the 140-character tweet limit to 10,000.
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The tightening Democratic race The Democratic race, long expected to be less competitive than the GOP race, is tightening in the home stretch, both nationally and in Iowa.
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Last July Fitch, a ratings agency, singled out Turkey as the large emerging market most vulnerable to the effects of a long-expected rise in American interest rates.
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This week, Pruitt moved forward with his long-expected move to repeal the Obama-era regulation, which dramatically expanded Clean Water Act protections for small bodies of water.
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Shares in the two cooperative lenders fell on Thursday as their long-expected merger, seen as a crucial step to reforming the sector, appeared close to falling apart.
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Should Montella achieve any measure of success — or should a long-expected takeover by a Chinese consortium come to pass — Milan may be talent-rich but opportunity-poor.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday moved to simplify capital rules, a long-expected change that banks have been pushing for — and one that sharply divided central bank officials.
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"This is the long expected reckoning of leadership," said Christopher Bellitto, a professor of history at Kean University in New Jersey who closely follows developments in the church.
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Purdue's board met Sunday evening to approve the long-expected bankruptcy filing, which the company is pursuing to restructure under terms of a proposal to settle widespread litigation.
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The bill, long expected to pass the Senate, faces an uncertain future in the House, where conservatives are demanding stronger curbs to Dodd-Frank before pledging their support.
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Valdez and White were long expected to emerge out of a crowded field of nine candidates and advance to the May runoff, which they did on Tuesday night.
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The Environmental Protection Agency announced long-expected plans on Tuesday to stop using "secret science" — meaning studies that don't make all of their data publicly available — when making rules.
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Although the company denies it breached any laws, the long-expected charges would represent a major setback as it tries to strengthen its position in the global mobile market.
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Some steelmakers gained despite the launch of a U.S. trade probe against China and other exporters of cheap metal, with traders noting that Washington's move had been long expected.
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Despite regulatory hurdles, investors have long expected a deal between T-Mobile and Sprint, the third- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless service providers, anticipating cost cuts and other synergies.
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This is, in fact, what legalization advocates have long expected: The marijuana industry will increasingly play more of a role in the drug policy reform movement as legalization spreads.
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With the long-expected trade behind him, Anthony, a three-time Olympic gold medalist and a 10-time N.B.A. All-Star, will be free to pick a new home.
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Investors fear a Trump victory could cause global economic and trade turmoil and years of policy unpredictability, discouraging the Federal Reserve from raising interest rates in December as long expected.
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Image 2 of 2 ASUNCION, Paraguay – Horacio Cartes has resigned from the presidency of Paraguay — a long-expected step that paves the way for him to take a Senate seat.
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Microsoft's "Intelligent Cloud" annual run rate is now $15.2 billion, which puts it on track to hit the $20 billion run rate Microsoft has long expected to achieve by 43.
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Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel signed a final agreement on Saturday to establish a long-expected steel joint venture, the European steel industry's biggest shake-up in more than a decade.
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We've long expected our politicians to be celebrities who share bits and pieces of their lives with us—to peel back the shine of fame and reveal the mundanity beneath.
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The news outlet reviewed a copy of the long-expected proposal, which would do away with restrictions on coal plants and leave regulation of the industry up to the states.
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The White House made the long-expected announcement on a day when it faced a barrage of negative headlines related to sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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It increased almost 5 percent in 2015, despite continuing challenges such as the long-expected $5 billion settlement completed on Monday with the Justice Department over dodgy mortgage-backed securities.
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Harris' candidacy was long-expected as she released a new book earlier this month and went on a book tour that served as a soft-launch for her presidential bid.
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She's long expected women in her business to be treated differently, and for the numbers to go even lower if they are black and/or LGBTQ-identified, like she is.
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The request from the Massachusetts Democrat, which came in the form of a letter to IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig and was first reported by CNN's Lauren Fox, was long expected.
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"This has been long expected but there was more formality in the minutes around how the bank will manage the forward guidance process as they exit unconventional policy," Schamotta said.
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That could plunge the two sides into a tit-for-tat sanctions battle, or prompt what some trade experts have long expected: a trans-Atlantic deal on financing big civil aircraft.
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The committee has invited some big-name witnesses next week, including former National Security Adviser John Bolton, that were long expected to be amongst the final targets of the impeachment inquiry.
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Now that Google has officially unveiled its long-expected cloud gaming service, called Stadia, we can finally get a look at what the gamepad actually looks like and how it works.
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Two bankers working for Greece's primary dealers -- banks appointed by debt agencies to help manage their debt -- said the country could bring a long-expected bond as early as this week.
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Two bankers working for Greece's primary dealers — banks appointed by debt agencies to help manage their debt — said the country could bring a long-expected bond as early as this week.
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Millions of hearts were breaking Tuesday, as Bernie Sanders delivered his long-expected endorsement of Hillary Clinton, with notably less enthusiasm than the passion of his usual stump speech that followed.
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Despite potential antitrust risks, investors have long expected a deal between T-Mobile and Sprint, the third- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless service providers, hoping for cost cuts and other synergies.
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Biden's projected win in Florida was long expected given his advantage among older voters and the fact that Sanders lost the state to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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The bankruptcy is the culmination of iHeartMedia's yearslong dance with its creditors; a final phase, long expected by analysts, began last month when the company skipped a $106 million interest payment.
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Bernie Sanders officially announced his long-expected 22016 run for the White House, and his agenda will position him as perhaps the most progressive candidate in the already crowded Democratic primaries.
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This is, in fact, what legalization advocates have long expected: The marijuana industry will increasingly play more and more of a role in the drug policy reform movement as legalization spreads.
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Williams, a voting member of the interest rate-setting Federal Open Markets Committee, was long expected to be chosen by the independent Fed board tasked with filling the New York spot.
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After "La La Land" was announced as the winner of the long-expected best picture award and its team was in the middle of acceptance speeches, a commotion broke out onstage.
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Markets are also awaiting third-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) data on Thursday and will be closely watching for any signs of a long-expected slowdown after a strong first half.
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The long-expected agreement ends more than nine months of start-and-stop negotiations between the two companies and hands Uber a much-needed victory after a series of overseas divestments.
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Sun Art's shares had risen about 30 percent this year as of Friday, and traders said its denial of talks with Alibaba and Tencent triggered a long-expected bout of profit-taking.
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The long-expected scrapping of the bill was overshadowed by the drama surrounding the release from a Hong Kong prison of the murder suspect at the heart of the extradition case controversy.
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Between the lines: The reimposition of these sanctions was long expected, but one major question mark was whether Trump would cut Iranian banks off from SWIFT, the network for global financial transactions.
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Like the title character of Samuel Beckett's Waiting For Godot, Bernie Sanders's endorsement of Hillary Clinton has been so long expected and announced that it felt like it would never show up.
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Gianforte was long expected to run for governor in 2020 -- but with him potentially sidelined, Montana attorney general Tim Fox decided to pass on the Senate race, eyeing the governor's office instead.
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But an intense lobbying campaign by the White House and Saudi Arabia, among others, has cast doubt on what had appeared to be an inevitable override of the president's long-expected veto.
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Germany's Thyssenkrupp and India's Tata Steel signed a final agreement on Saturday to establish a long-expected steel joint venture, the European steel industry's biggest shake-up in more than a decade.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders officially announced his long-expected 2020 run for the White House, and his agenda will position him as perhaps the most progressive candidate in the already crowded Democratic primaries.
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Patriots 272.5, Jets 22000 After ending their season with a 22010-2100 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday, the Jets made a long-expected move by firing Coach Todd Bowles.
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On Friday, it came through the 3.7 percent unemployment rate, a 49-year low, continuing a run of employment growth that many analysts, including at the Fed, have long expected to slow.
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"Utah is a better model for Washington than Washington is for Utah," Mitt Romney dug at the Trump administration in a video formally announcing his long-expected run for Senate, released Friday.
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But it also contradicts recent scholarship that sees Paul less as a Roman who created a new faith than as a Jew who thought he was witnessing the long-expected fulfilment of Judaism.
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White House officials have long expected that some Trump aides would leave the White House in January and Manigault Newman is the latest example that an exodus from the White House could happen.
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Washington (CNN)The Treasury Department released a long-expected proposal for overhauling the US Postal Service on Tuesday that stopped short of full privatization, an idea the White House floated over the summer.
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I have long expected more organizations and startups to build health and safety tools using technology, and I have been surprised by how little of what must be built has even been attempted.
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Fidelity Investments just beat all of the low-fee index fund competition to a move long expected: It will be the first fund company to offer core index funds without any management fee.
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Rep. Todd Rokita (R) officially jumped into the Indiana Senate race on Wednesday, a long-expected decision that formalizes what's already become a brutal Republican primary in the bid to unseat vulnerable Sen.
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Sandy Alderson will return for, at least, his eighth season as the Mets' general manager, after officially agreeing to a long-expected new contract, the team announced in a statement on Wednesday night.
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The company in June signed a long-expected deal with Quebec for the Canadian province to invest $1 billion in its CSeries aircraft program, which has struggled with years of delays and cost overruns.
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MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - The threat of new U.S. sanctions rocked Russian markets on Thursday, as investors were left wondering whether they had been getting too complacent about what had been a long-expected move.
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"It's not been a surprise but it's been frustrating that it's taken so long," David Bujnicki, in charge of investor relations and strategy at Kimco, said in an interview of the long-expected bankruptcy.
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Ban Ki-moon was long expected to make a bid for the presidency of South Korea but announced in February 2017 that he would not run, decrying "fake news" about him and his family.
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Ban Ki-moon was long expected to make a bid for the presidency of South Korea, but announced in February 2017 that he would not run, decrying "fake news" about him and his family.
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Polis was long expected to sign the bill creating a process by which a family or household member, or a law enforcement officer, can petition the court for a temporary extreme-risk protection order.
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"I can't imagine that he's not," Mr. McConnell said when asked whether Mr. Trump was comfortable with Mr. Romney, who on Friday made official his long-expected candidacy for a Senate seat from Utah.
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With just three episodes left in Halt and Catch Fire's run, a long-expected yet completely surprising death in the episode immediately preceding "Goodwill" leaves the characters of the '90s-set tech drama reeling.
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In a long-expected announcement, Mitt Romney said on Friday that he would run for the United States Senate, pledging to bring Utah's priorities of balanced budgets, strong economy and welcoming borders to Washington.
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Investors fear his victory could cause global economic and trade turmoil and years of policy unpredictability, which among other things could discourage the Federal Reserve from raising interest rates in December as long expected.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Brazil's top monetary policy body approved on Thursday restrictions to revolving credit lines offered by credit card companies, in a long expected move aimed at reducing interest rates for consumers.
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The long expected and always dreaded has finally happened, and right about when it should have: Daniel Bryan (real name Bryan Danielson, AKA American Dragon, answers to People Chanting "Yes") has retired at age 34.
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Investors fear a Trump victory could cause global economic and trade turmoil and years of policy unpredictability, which among other things could discourage the Federal Reserve from raising interest rates in December as long expected.
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We've long expected E3's press event to be the big consumer debut for Scorpio, but Microsoft spelled out that it will indeed be the star of the show in a blog post on Thursday.
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Friday's long-expected China tariff volley fueled fear that a prolonged and escalating battle would hurt global trade, investment and growth, while also damaging U.S. farm exports and potentially driving up food prices in China.
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US officials have long expected, and are preparing for, Russia's interference in the 2020 election, particularly after the Kremlin waged an elaborate and multifaceted interference campaign in 2016 to propel Trump to the Oval Office.
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Investors have long expected a deal between T-Mobile and Sprint, the third- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless service providers, anticipating cost cuts and other synergies in the range of $3303 billion to $10 billion.
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Though this announcement is not official, scientists and industry experts have long expected Google to build a quantum computer capable of reaching this milestone—a quantum computer performing a calculation that a classical computer can't.
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She was long expected to be fired — last May, The Times reported that Ms. Nielsen had drafted a resignation letter after being berated for what the president called her failure to help stop illegal immigration.
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As Ethan Nadelmann, executive director of the pro-legalization Drug Policy Alliance, previously told me, he's long expected the marijuana industry to become a bigger part of the drug policy reform movement as legalization spreads.
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Ethan Nadelmann, the executive director of the pro-legalization Drug Policy Alliance, said he has long expected the pot industry to grow and become a bigger part of the drug policy reform movement as legalization spread.
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President Nicolás Maduro increased gas prices more than 1,300 percent, to 1 bolívar per liter from 21 bolívars for low-grade fuel, at the same time that he instituted a long-expected devaluation of the currency.
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October economic data disappointed analysts as investment, industrial output and export growth slowed, raising concerns that a long-expected slowdown had begun, though Thursday's PMIs suggested there was still solid momentum in China's massive manufacturing sector.
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Photo: Isaac Brekken (Getty)Lyft finally filed for an IPO on Friday, a long-expected move for the ride-sharing company that has been racing to beat its larger competitor Uber to the public-offering punch.
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Investors feared a Trump victory could cause global economic and trade turmoil and years of policy unpredictability, which among other things, will discourage the U.S. Federal Reserve from raising interest rates in December as long expected.
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And it could trigger a long expected wave of consolidation among Europe's biggest utilities as they seek to gain scale and shift their revenue streams toward renewables to protect profits from steep competition and narrower margins.
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Since caucus turnout is difficult for pollsters to model and since Ted Cruz is perceived as having a better organization than Trump, much of the political world has long expected Trump to finish second, behind Cruz.
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The long-expected restrictions on the Title X grant program were advocated for years by anti-abortion groups and other conservatives, who view the changes as a way to cut federal dollars going to Planned Parenthood.
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President Raúl Castro's retirement next week — marking the first time in nearly 60 years Cuba will be ruled without a Castro — was long expected to pave the way for increased business between the U.S. and Cuba.
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The long-expected departure of the current incumbent, John Kelly, announced by Trump on Saturday, comes at a time of instability and crisis that is remarkable even for this riotous administration where turbulence is the rule.
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While officials have long expected cases of local transmission in the United States, especially in warm climates like Florida's where mosquitoes flourish, it was impossible for them to predict exactly where those cases would crop up.
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The long-expected award for the CH-53K King Stallion will on average cost $87 million each and $105 million including spare parts and certain service contracts, a Defense Department official had told Reuters last week.
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On July 1, in a long expected move, Sweden started a two-year phasing out of its tax on nuclear power production, which many nuclear energy producers, including Vattenfall , said had created losses and halted investments.
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They're no different than a lot of other workplaces, except we've long expected restaurants—kitchens especially—to operate according to pirate rules, which means the socially acceptable threshold for conduct bores far beneath the corporate standard.
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To kick off BlizzCon, a fan event that comes after the company's lengthy controversy involving the temporary banning of a Hearthstone pro for supporting the Hong Kong protests, came a long expected announcement: Diablo IV is coming.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - U.S. auto sales fell 4.2 percent in August as some major automakers said a long-expected decline due to softer consumer demand had begun, possibly sparking a shift to juicer customer incentives and slower production.
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Pundits had long expected Corbyn to get crushed at the polls, and had Theresa May succeeded in running an election focused on the Falklands War, the Irish Republican Army, and unilateral nuclear disarmament, she would have won.
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"The bankruptcy [was] the culmination of iHeartMedia's years long dance with its creditors; a final phase, long expected by analysts, began last month when the company skipped a $106 million interest payment," writes the Times' Ben Sisario.
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The Trump administration handed a long-expected victory to the coal industry on Friday, proposing to remove the basis for regulating pollution for companies whose products contribute most of the mercury, arsenic, and other toxins in the environment.
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The long-expected award for the CH-53K King Stallion will cost $87 million on average each and $105 million including spare parts and certain service contracts, said Colonel Hank Vanderborght, who heads the program for the Pentagon.
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But the latest monthly figures, showing unexpected month-on-month growth in both exports and imports, appeared to snap a long run of gloomy economic indicators, possibly indicating that the economy's long-expected slowdown may yet be postponed.
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The strategy has precluded a debate between the two parties over whether Trump's behavior infringes the values and conduct long expected of Presidents -- since Democrats are working from facts and Republicans frequently simply refuse to recognize incriminating evidence.
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The Trump administration on Friday unveiled its long-expected proposal to reverse health care protections for transgender people and those who've had abortions, issuing a draft rule that seeks to rescind nondiscrimination policies established under the Affordable Care Act.
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The rally marked the 323-year-old Biden's first major public campaign event since his long-expected announcement last Thursday that he would run for president, becoming the 20th Democrat to join the race to unseat Trump in 2020.
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Ethan Nadelmann, the executive director of the pro-legalization Drug Policy Alliance, previously told me that he has long expected the marijuana industry to grow and become a bigger part of the drug policy reform movement as legalization spread.
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Two and a half years after her second major title at the 2017 Wimbledon championships, Muguruza had appeared set for a long-expected third after breaking out of a deep slump in form under the guidance of Conchita Martinez.
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" Canadian diplomats and analysts regularly prepare briefing material on the American election, containing subject lines like "all about the base: Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail" and "telling it like it is, Gov Christie launches his long-expected campaign.
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The ruling was a setback for Exxon, which had sought to delay the filing of the long-expected lawsuit by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey until after the close of a trial over similar claims by New York's attorney general.
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"We have since long expected China's domestic demand and imports to slow in 653 on gradually tighter monetary and financial policies and slower real estate activity momentum", said Louis Kuijs, head of Asia economics at Oxford Economics in Hong Kong.
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While answering questions about why he didn't alert other officials about Trump's request that he end his investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, Comey said that FBI officials long expected Sessions to recuse himself from overseeing the Russia probe.
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The indictment, which was long expected, is the first example of charges filed by special counsel Bob Mueller, who is investigating Russia's attempted meddling in the 2016 election and whether any collusion occurred between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
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The truth is that the United States and North Korea have long expected diametrically opposed outcomes from the talks — with the US wanting North Korea to give up its nukes and North Korea demanding recognition as a legitimate nuclear power.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is preparing the formal withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Agreement on climate change, according to three people briefed on the matter, a long expected move that nevertheless remains a powerful signal to the world.
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Hoping to arrest a lengthy economic slump, the ECB approved a fresh stimulus scheme last month, partly aimed at banks so they would continue to provide credit to the real economy even as a long-expected recovery fails to materialize.
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Schiff long expected he would spend this term investigating Trump's foreign dealings, especially regarding Russian election interference, but when a series of surprise turns brought Congress to focus on Ukraine this fall, it would be up to Schiff to pivot.
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It's a task that Clinton has long expected, but one that was made all the more urgent after Sanders himself appeared to fan the flames on Tuesday with a defiant statement that challenged the Democratic Party to change its ways.
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Google today announced that it has started the long-expected rollout of its Material Design update for Google Docs, Sheets, Slides and Sites, after first testing this update to the G Suite apps with its new design for Google Drive last year.
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The ruling was a setback for Exxon, which had sought to delay the filing of the long-expected lawsuit by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey until after an ongoing trial over similar claims by New York's attorney general came to a close.
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Big City This past week, in a move that was long expected, if no less mourned among those who nervously keep record of the disappearing New York of Woody Allen and Nora Ephron, Fairway's parent company, Fairway Group Holdings, filed for bankruptcy.
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Attack on Planned Parenthood: The long-expected restrictions on the Title X Family Planning grant program were advocated for years by anti-abortion groups and other conservatives, who view the changes as a way to cut federal dollars going to Planned Parenthood.
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Some analysts chalked up the softer readings to seasonal or one-off factors, but others said weaker import growth could be the first tangible sign of a long-expected slowdown in the world's second-largest economy after a surprisingly strong first half.
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Industry watchers had long expected Sprint and T-Mobile to attempt another deal, especially after a quiet period associated with a U.S. government auction of wireless airwaves concluded in April, freeing up companies in the telecom industry to discuss mergers and acquisitions.
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The planemaker last week signed a long-expected deal with Quebec for the Canadian province to invest in its CSeries jets and is also in talks with Canada's federal government over possible investment, a deal that is proving harder to pull off.
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Ms. Harris's long-expected entry comes as many Democrats are eager to find new leaders and as the party grasps for a unifying message that can appeal to its increasingly progressive base and more moderate voters who have recoiled from President Trump.
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The euro zone economy has slowed for much of the past year and a long-expected rebound has failed to materialize, suggesting that the ECB needs to prepare for a stronger and prolonged slowdown, Rehn, Finland's central bank chief, told the paper in an interview.
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This list doesn't include some long-expected, high-profile titles, such as George R.R. Martin's Winds of Winter, Scott Lynch's Thorn of Emberlain, or Patrick Rothfuss's Doors of Stone, because we don't actually know if those books are done or even coming out this year.
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While most of Trump's staff -- and the President himself -- had long expected former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his associate Rick Gates to be indicted by the special counsel, the guilty plea by George Papadopoulos, a campaign foreign policy adviser, came seemingly from nowhere.
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Some economists believe the PBOC is currently favoring liquidity injections as a policy tool rather than long-expected cuts to its policy interest rate and bank reserve ratio requirements (RRR), which authorities worry could put further depreciation pressure on the yuan currency CNY=CFXS.
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In the long-expected move, the Interior Department finalized its new rule, replacing one proposed by former President Barack Obama in the final days of his administration, that would have reduced leaking, venting and flaring of methane from drilling activity on federal and tribal land.
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Schaffner, however, sees conditions in Arizona, Texas and Georgia as favorable to Democrats: Democrats have long expected that demographic change in the southwest will make them increasingly competitive in those states and I think 22008 shows this continuing trend, particularly in a place like Arizona.
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Mr. Collins's long-expected decision sets the stage for a brutal Republican-on-Republican fight that will put a prominent House conservative known for his defenses of Mr. Trump against a wealthy businesswoman appointed in recent weeks to fill the state's vacant Senate seat.
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Azar's long-expected approval as HHS secretary puts him in a charge of a department with a trillion-dollar budget that oversees the massive Medicare and Medicaid health coverage systems, drug regulatory bodies, disease-fighting agencies and the ever-controversial Obamacare health reform law.
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More chaos: There were reports that Mr. Netanyahu could be indicted on long-expected corruption charges as soon as Thursday, and tensions are expected to escalate along the northern border after an Israeli airstrike against Iranian forces near Damascus, Syria, killed at least 21 people.
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The reason why is simple, and it has nothing to do with climate change: Companies like Honeywell, Trane and Carrier have invested millions of dollars adapting to what they have long expected the policy to be, and they want to make sure their investments aren't wasted.
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The indictment, while long expected, represents the first time the Obama administration had sought action against Iranians for a wave of computer attacks on the United States that began in 2011 and proceeded for more than a year, paralyzing some banks and freezing customers out of online banking.
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With 10 days until a policy meeting long expected to signal the pace of quantitative easing next year, Draghi's comments have the potential to shift the euro higher after two better days driven in part by suggestions the bank could hold off on any signal of easier policy.
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If Trump wins Iowa, prepare for a media frenzy like you've never seen before Since caucus turnout is difficult for pollsters to model and since Ted Cruz is perceived as having a better organization than Trump, much of the political world has long expected Trump to finish second, behind Cruz.
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As a long-expected shake-up begins in the West Wing, President Trump has been asking key Republicans for their opinions about two possible replacements as White House chief of staff: Gary Cohn, a moderate voice who's his current economic adviser; and David Urban, a Republican lobbyist now on the outside.
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"We have long expected that weaker growth would convince the Fed to reverse course with 75 basis points of rate cuts by the middle of 2020, with the first cut probably now coming before the end of this year," said Andrew Hunter, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics in London.
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How video games help successful aging In contrast, species with long expected natural lifespans (which have reduced their mortality risk by evolving to a large size, or being able to fly or hibernate, or having a large brain) have already invested strongly, and perhaps maximally, in protecting their cells from ageing.
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The dollar stood at 111.99 yen, unchanged after the BOJ's announcement and down 0.2 percent while the Nikkei held on to small gains of about 0.3 percent as the change in the BOJ's forward guidance meant little to investors, who have long expected low rates to stay for many years to come.
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"We had long expected Kim to pay a courtesy call to Beijing early in his leadership, he held off for seven years until he felt he was in a position of power to meet with the president of China as an equal," said Jean Lee, a North Korea expert at the Wilson Center.
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It was the long-expected end of an era for Deutsche Bank, as it announced Sunday it will pull out of its global equities sales and trading business, cut its dividend and slash risk-weighted assets by about 40% in some parts of the business, as part of a restructuring plan to save billions.
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Uber alerted eligible shareholders of the long-expected bid on Tuesday evening — these investors and early employees have 20 business days, until noon on December 28, to decide whether they want to sell their ownership in the company at the $48 billion valuation, or instead wait for the company to go public in 2019.
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And even if a national ban doesn't go into effect, long-expected federal regulation in the form of FDA oversight of vaping products could be coming, and it would have an awkward relationship with what's going on in states like Michigan, which recently moved to ban flavored e-cigarettes sales at the state level.
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The possible buyers I could confirm include the long-expected offer from Verizon; one from private equity firm TPG, flying solo; and one that pairs Bain Capital with upstart Vista Equity Partners that includes a passel of former Yahoo execs, such as former interim CEO Ross Levinsohn, former media exec Ken Fuchs and former ad exec Bill Wise.
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As if that were not enough for Israelis to digest, there were reports Wednesday night that Mr. Netanyahu could be indicted on long-expected corruption charges as soon as Thursday, and that Israeli security officials were bracing for an escalation along the northern border after an Israeli airstrike against Iranian forces near Damascus killed at least 21 people.
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Cratchit, looking slowly all along the carving-knife, prepared to plunge it in the breast; but when she did, and when the long expected gush of stuffing issued forth, one murmur of delight arose all round the board, and even Tiny Tim, excited by the two young Cratchits, beat on the table with the handle of his knife, and feebly cried Hurrah!
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In the long-expected complaint, which was filed in Federal District Court in San Francisco, the F.T.C. accused Volkswagen of selling or leasing more than 550,000 diesel vehicles over a seven-year period, at an average price of about $30,000, using a duplicitous campaign that asserted the cars were environmentally friendly, met emissions standards and had a high resale value.
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The authorization of the spectrum was long expected, but will nonetheless be welcomed by Brazil's major mobile operators, Telefonica Brasil SA, TIM Participacoes SA , and Claro, a unit of Mexico's America Movil SAB de CV. The band, which Anatel authorized in the city of Sao Paulo and three bordering satellite cities, is particularly useful for increasing receptivity within buildings and improving mobile broadband speeds.
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The big picture: This decision was long expected, but many in the tech community see it as another hurdle in attracting the best talent to the U.S. "This decision to get rid of the International Entrepreneur Rule sends a chilling message to entrepreneurs and investors around the world that America doesn't need or want them," TechNet President and CEO Linda Moore said in a statement.
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"I am asking you to join me today as part of an unprecedented and historic grassroots campaign that will begin with at least a million people from across the country," Sanders wrote in an email to supporters, codifying a long-expected candidacy that will aim to bottle the same grassroots energy (and money) that he built during a surprisingly strong and successful 25 race against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Jeff Sessions Lawmakers desperately want to know about the attorney general's meetings with Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to the US. Comey whet their appetites Thursday, when he told the Senate intelligence committee that Justice Department officials long expected Sessions to recuse himself from overseeing the Russia probe for multiple reasons -- implying it was more than just because of Sessions' role in the Trump campaign, as he said was his reason for stepping aside.
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While the candidates plainly saw little incentive in questioning whether Hunter Biden had traded on the family name in dealings abroad — lest they be seen as doing the president's bidding — their deference itself was damning: Other campaigns have long expected Mr. Biden to falter on his own, viewing Ms. Warren as the more nettlesome long-term headache, and the former vice president's performance on Tuesday quite likely did little to alter their calculation.
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"Quite a few people believe the recent recovery in cyclical sectors marks the start of a new round of economic cycle, but it might be just a short-lived rebound in China's long period of downcycle," wrote Li Xunlei, economist at Qiu Securities Asset Management Co. Upbeat economic data is merely the delayed response to long-expected government stimulus, Li said, comparing the phenomenon to the time lag between lightning and thunder.
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