"You're worried about maybe losing money, you are losing money — and that's the great irony," Sethi told Business Insider.
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As great a company as Peloton is, they're still going to lose ... Lyft is losing money, Uber is losing money.
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Many of the companies are still losing money or are at risk of losing money if they sign up too many people who are sick.
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Experts hired by FirstEnergy say the plants are losing money.
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We both end up losing money but I fared better.
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So, we are losing money on it at this point.
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Lyft, much like its larger rival Uber, is losing money.
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When you're losing money, your mentality is largely about survival.
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Maybe their company is losing money or growth is stagnant.
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These guys are not in the business of losing money.
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It's still losing money, $50 million in the first quarter.
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Companies sell shares to the public while still losing money.
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If Uber keeps losing money, how does it keep sustaining?
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They didn't merely close it because it was losing money.
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They'll probably tell us that our league is losing money.
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"I'm losing money, but that's not the point," he said.
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Losing money is a shock treatment they might respond to.
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Why Uber Is Losing Money Faster Than Any Tech Company EverPhoto: APUber is losing money faster than any technology company ever, and it's largely because of an essential component to the company's operations: the drivers.
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"The antidote to losing money on inflation is investing," Town says.
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They have fear of losing money if deposited in the bank.
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"I think the idea of losing money is scary," he said.
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Eventbrite is not profitable and has been losing money since 2016.
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CrowdStrike is also losing money, but a lot less of it.
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The lot is losing money and business, thanks to the case.
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As a result, many insurers are losing money on the exchanges.
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Now, you can build an incredibly valuable company while losing money.
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And I think also, you know, international is still losing money.
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Nearly every agricultural sector is either losing money or barely profitable.
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They're also not crazy about losing money if stock prices fall.
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What makes the difference between catching wrongdoers and companies' losing money?
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Oscar, which is losing money, already is expanding into employer coverage.
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You've got an exchange where insurers have been losing money already.
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" In reality, she found, she was "losing money through doing nothing.
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Watch: How does WeWork work, and why it is losing money
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However, 99% of participants find themselves losing money when they join.
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They aren't one-trick pony biotechs or oil companies losing money.
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"We're going to be losing money on political ads," he said.
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The second they start losing money, things are going to change.
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Other teams that are already losing money could see steeper losses.
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"We're losing money keeping them open," Wladis said of the restaurants.
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"I don't mind losing money to support certain ideals," she said.
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Many fear losing money and having to work longer before retiring.
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After losing money outsourcing, we decided to bring development in-house.
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One of India's biggest tech startups is no longer losing money.
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It doesn't work because no one is losing money or reputation.
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Yes, part of it was probably a fear of losing money.
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But the basic takeaway is this: Losing money is not a bug.
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Aistrope, 61, is losing money on every bushel of corn and soy.
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The display maker has been losing money for the past three years.
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American companies are losing money and struggling to rework their supply chains.
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Losing money on headsets to gain users is Google's job it seems.
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Investors hate two things above all else: losing money and missing out.
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For better or worse, we didn't have the luxury of losing money.
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BlaBlaCar is taking a risk, as Ouibus has been relentlessly losing money.
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Both companies have been losing money, subsidizing rides to boost market share.
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Mr. Shanks said the business lines losing money were mainly smaller vehicles.
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So one side is accusing the other of losing money to hackers.
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We were losing money on every box of diapers that we sold.
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AppDynamics is losing money - $95 million over the nine months ending Oct.
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The airline runs one of Africa's biggest fleets but is losing money.
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And losing money is not the only price they're paying for it.
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YOU'RE LOSING MONEY IN STOCKS, YOU BETTER TAKE PROFIT IN YOUR BITCOIN.
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The company was losing money last year, but it is now profitable.
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BUNDESBANK'S DOMBRET SAYS NOT FOR REGULATORS TO PREVENT INVESTORS FROM LOSING MONEY
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And this during years when it was spending heavily while losing money.
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No one hits back harder than a rich person who's losing money.
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SAN FRANCISCO — After years of losing money, Uber is inching toward profitability.
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Yeah, well, losing money is what they're close to at this point.
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Casper is losing money, thanks to high marketing, administrative, and return costs.
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Yes, they'll probably get into scenarios where they are losing money. Tough.
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So we're still in euphoric territory for the probabilities of losing money.
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This means that Uber is losing money on many of its rides.
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AppDynamics is losing money — $95 million over the nine months ending Oct.
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In fact, the Postal Service has been losing money for over a decade.
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When it comes to losing money, Einhorn wasn't shy about expressing his frustration.
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Dynamic scoring models during the campaign, though, still showed Trump's plan losing money.
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If you are losing money on your checking account, you can do better.
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Hell, did they even help LG avoid losing money from its mobile division?
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Like many tech companies going public this year, Robinhood is still losing money.
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International sales trail behind and Amazon is still losing money in the category.
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You go from losing money to breaking even in, in one year. Immediately.
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This is one reason why short-haul airlines in India are losing money.
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We are losing money because of his decisions to restrict us from home.
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You need to be really losing money if you want to be successful!
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KUDLOW SAYS CHINA SEEMS TO BE SLASHING PRICES, SO IT IS LOSING MONEY
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Snap, Spotify and SurveyMonkey — which all listed in 2018 — were also losing money.
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Of course, reality comes to the fore when they discover they're losing money.
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"Instead of losing money valet parking we're making money on mobility," Behr said.
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Without ads, subscriptions, or an up-front price, Instapaper is only losing money.
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Founded in 2010, the company is losing money and can't afford additional inventory.
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The founders, CEOs and top investors in those companies are losing money quickly.
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"The antidote to losing money on inflation is investing," says Town, now 36.
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Absent those payments, insurers would be losing money by participating in the exchanges.
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A negative gross profit margin means Nissan is losing money on each sale.
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She was $87,403 in debt and losing money on her business every day.
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"For European sales, it means we're losing money on every bottle," he said.
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If this philosophy worked, our local hospital A would not be losing money.
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And pay closer attention to where you may be losing money on fees.
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And as we pointed out yesterday, rich people really don't like losing money.
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Jeffrey MitchellForest Hills, Queens To the Editor: Of course he was losing money.
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All are almost certainly losing money, and make cars whose sales have plunged.
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Spotify, for example, is still losing money, despite growing 40 percent a year.
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She thinks it's an insincere move to avoid being canceled ... and losing money.
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According to police, Simhadri had huge debts after losing money in real estate.
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MoviePass started losing money on virtually every subscriber, and it then went bankrupt.
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And, people ages 25 to 34 were most likely to report losing money.
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"In a week or two, I'm going to start losing money," he said.
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For us small farmers, we are now losing money to harvest the olives.
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Now, they're losing money on trading operations and laying off scores of traders.
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Aetna and Humana stopped selling individual marketplace plans for 2018 after losing money.
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This means that in terms of buying power, I&aposm actually losing money.
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In 2015, Maple was losing money on an average order, leaked documents showed.
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They are losing money, they are, but they're so popular, they're so useful.
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The effort was taking its toll on the couple and they were losing money.
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Mills have started losing money and are finding it difficult to pay the farmers.
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Critics have called that valuation too high, especially considering that Uber is losing money.
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Large-cap companies that are losing money today are being punished by the market.
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Watch: Why Uber is losing money and what it will take to become profitable
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Pinterest, on the other hand, has struggled to grow users and is losing money.
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Until that happens, Tesla says it's losing money on every Model 3 it delivers.
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Until recently, Tesla had been losing money on every Model 3 that it shipped.
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"Anytime you're not carrying goods and people, you're losing money," Farley told the publication.
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A court noted that the business was losing money when Regnery was in charge.
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Several large health insurers have withdrawn from the market, saying they are losing money.
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Because executive pay is an expense, excessive pay means that shareholders are losing money.
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And it's not a tech speculative company where it's still losing money or anything.
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Nicole Iacovoni's mental health clinic was $87,000 in debt and losing money every day.
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People are losing money that they need to live on by irresponsible advertising protocols.
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This means that most investors are already losing money on the social media company.
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He still carries this principle of loyalty today, even when it means losing money.
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G.M. is also losing money or making very little on the cars it sells.
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Now, for the first time since we started this company, we are losing money.
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And as Gizmodo pointed out earlier this week, rich people really hate losing money.
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The program, though, is losing money — an average of $21,000 for every home sold.
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Our investor's portfolio, far from losing money, had increased more than 210% (dividends reinvested).
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Instead, these startups pour money raised from investors back into growth, losing money yearly.
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Back in 0003, the plant was losing money while producing 300,000 cars a year.
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"Even after the subsidy, dairies will be losing money on the exports," Shah said.
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But Roku is losing money, amid swelling expenses on staff for research and marketing.
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Despite being the highest-grossing film of its year, it ended up losing money.
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Three years ago, Ferly Aninditya's stall at a Jakarta food court was losing money.
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By contrast, only 0633 percent of victims aged 2063 or older reported losing money.
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Evan Spiegel's creation could snap back, but it's on weaker footing and losing money.
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Teresa understood what her brother meant, but stressed that losing money didn't scare her.
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The company was losing money on every phone it made because of low volume.
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Large insurers, who have been losing money on the exchanges, gained, with Anthem Inc.
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So we we've gone from losing money to generating a 6 percent return on equity.
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But Vimeo is still losing money as the company continues to invest in new services.
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Lehman failed after losing money on toxic loans and securities linked to America's property market.
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Jumia, founded in 21 offers online shopping, logistics and payment services, but is losing money.
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"If you don't have assets in space making money, then you're losing money," says Cantrell.
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Nearly a third of the remaining 500 fish traders at the market were losing money.
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Despite losing money last quarter, Tesla shares are still up after their earnings report. Why?
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Many that are losing money, however, will likely have to slash production over coming months.
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Most companies going public this year entered their debut with a history of losing money.
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The two of them agree that they're losing money by giving away so much food.
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Some are barely profitable and more than half are losing money on lending and fees.
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It essentially keeps insurers from losing money without raising the financial contribution from subsidized enrollees.
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If I'm losing money, it could be in the range of 1-2 million francs.
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In a first for China, the market allows companies that are losing money to list.
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Twitter was losing money when it listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2013.
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He said most producers are losing money on every gallon produced given the weak margins.
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What matters is they're on the wrong side of the trade and losing money. Fast.
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Amazon is doing something similar to Walmart but also "losing money at it," Simon said.
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As far as money goes, Cloudflare is — like other early-stage technology companies — losing money.
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That leaves creators protected by fair use at risk of losing money for no reason.
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It's not in danger of going bankrupt or even losing money in any given quarter.
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The digitization of news has had a financial impact, losing money and leading to layoffs.
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Growers who found themselves losing money on the grape replaced it with more profitable varieties.
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Local businesses like Ms. King's diner are losing money daily even while trying to help.
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Growth doesn't do you any good if your business is losing money with every transaction.
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The company itself was a dumpster fire, losing money every year Trump served as chair.
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It was losing money when he bought it in 1940 and took over as president.
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The problem is it can't stop losing money, my CNN Business colleague Jordan Valinsky reports.
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The bottom line is that many farmers are losing money on every acre they plant.
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Opening a restaurant seemed like the only way to stop losing money on the endeavor.
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But New York Media was reportedly losing money before a recent upswing, per The Times.
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It has nothing to do with "bailing out" insurance plans that are losing money, for example.
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London (CNN Business)Starbucks is closing stores and losing money in its most important European market.
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" Asked if the organization was making a profit, Selaty replied: "No, actually, we're probably losing money.
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Yes, the likelihood of losing money after that many tosses of the coin is vanishingly small.
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Driving the news: Exelon, owner of Three Mile Island, has been losing money for five years.
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I've seen $1 million dollar businesses that don't generate any profits – or worse, are losing money.
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Companies that are losing money might run the risk of not being able to pay salaries.
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Horrow called Los Angeles the leading contender because it has hosted two Olympics without losing money.
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"We were probably drinking too much and I was losing money," Wicks admitted with a laugh.
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I'm losing money because other people are sharing it, and what should I do about that?
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Yes, but: For now, it's worth noting that everyone is losing money in the streaming wars.
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Right now, they're losing money when they don't have people with disabilities come to that bar.
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Perhaps most importantly, Amazon signaled that it might return to losing money in the next quarter.
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The U.S. tax code has long given entrepreneurs a break for taking risks and losing money.
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We Company executives urge journalists to distinguish between losing money and investing money in future growth.
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Often, the fixation on not losing money is part of a top investor's long-term strategy.
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While it continues to grow faster than its larger competitor, Uber, it is also losing money.
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The gyms figured that even if they might help more people, they'd end up losing money.
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Before you knew it, prices were plunging and TV businesses were losing money by the billions.
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"There are a lot of people losing money" (Reporting by Marcelo Teixeira; Editing by Andrea Ricci)
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Anyone who ignored the denial would risk being left behind by the herd and losing money.
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Now, all five of the nation's largest insurers say they are losing money on the exchanges.
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Now we're losing money when we come and work here, but we really love working here.
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But there's also — it's documented that many insurers have been losing money in the individual market.
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Few things are worse on Wall Street than always being technically right while still losing money.
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And despite Tesla's epic Wall Street rally, the company still wound up losing money in 2019.
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"But I'm also a businessman and I want a permanent solution, which won't involve losing money."
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"Now, we are losing money," said Prahlad Bhai Patel, owner of a cotton mill in Kadi.
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Uber continues to grow (while still losing money) as it marches toward an initial public offering.
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Even if customers could walk away from their Boeing orders without losing money, they probably wouldn't.
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Ordering takeout also helps restaurants and delivery drivers who may be losing money during the pandemic.
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The food delivery app is losing money, battling rivals, facing lawsuits — and trying to go public.
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The catch: Virgin Galactic is currently unprofitable and is expected to continue losing money through 2021.
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That track, known as MIPS, requires more data reporting, but offers less risk for losing money.
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He has done so for the last five years — despite steadily losing money on the strategy.
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But some experts believe that the market has stabilized, with many insurers no longer losing money.
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The city of Denver recently audited the wells and found nearly 5003 percent are losing money.
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"We are losing money as shoppers at a ridiculous rate," a shopper from Kalamazoo tells TechCrunch.
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Venezuelan oil executives said that PDVSA's partners were now making marginal profits or losing money outright.
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When Gorman took over Greyhound in 2003, the business was losing money, according to the study.
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Before spending money, private investors like to understand the risks of losing money on their investment.
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Sears, which has been losing money for years, has $134 million in debt due on Monday.
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Most of the companies are losing money on these efforts, largely because of the upfront costs.
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Good to know Farrah's rebounding in the cash department after losing money on her L.A. pad.
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Insurers were losing money on the exchanges because of the way they were designed and implemented.
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And I think that's just the level of analysis that's necessary to understand whether hey, this company's losing money because it's just a terrible business or they're losing money because they understand that it's winner-take-all and you have to get big as fast as possible.
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However after losing money and making no sales he assessed the business and needed a new USP.
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The trick, depreciation, is meant to protect real estate investors from losing money as their buildings age.
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Insurers have said they are losing money on Obamacare plans partly as a result of such customers.
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But Snap can't get away with this shit forever; it can't keep losing money and stop growing.
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"We knew we would be losing money [by launching the discount promotion]," one of the owners said.
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"Twitter's a very different company even though it did come into the marketplace losing money," said Menlow.
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According to Cardi, Brim had foot the bill for the event herself and was now losing money.
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U.S. output is expected to taper as shale producers pull back from drilling to avoid losing money.
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Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley said the company is "not satisfied" with losing money in the region.
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However, the company is still losing money, and reported a net loss of $63 million last year.
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Recycling companies that once turned a tidy profit are now losing money and sending material to landfills.
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If unsuccessful, a founder faces the prospect of losing money and time, albeit with a lesson learned.
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Partly due to competition from online retailers, Lotte Mart has been losing money in China since 2011.
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" But despite the new normal, Paul cautioned that there were still "so many ways of losing money.
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I ended up losing money on slots and then getting drunk on rum alone in my room.
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If your tenant's rental payment doesn't cover the mortgage, insurance, taxes, and maintenance, you're effectively losing money.
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"Sure, they're still losing money, but they've made major strides to get costs under control," Cramer said.
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It needs to, because, right now, the company is still losing money on every one it ships.
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When Hefner passed away in 2017, Playboy seemed directionless, and investors had been losing money for decades.
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You should file a complaint only if you believe you've been defrauded — simply losing money isn't enough.
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"No depositor is losing money as a result of this transaction," the FDIC said in a statement.
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After losing money on a few investments, Cramer decided to go to the library and research companies.
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But these days, as stocks tumble because of the coronavirus outbreak, he's losing money like everyone else.
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When that happens, investors largely remove the prospect of losing money on an investment from their calculations.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi has pulled back from some markets where Uber was losing money, such as Southeast Asia.
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But she ended up losing money on the card because the extra shifts never materialized that month.
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"I'm legitimately concerned that a lot of people are going to be losing money," Mr. Feit said.
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Uber and Lyft would certainly feel the pain of doing so, but they are already losing money.
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The Postal Service is losing money, but its package delivery service is profitable, unlike its letter delivery.
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Nobody wins in a strike—GM's losing money, too, I think I heard $50 million per day.
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But often, especially in the early days of new companies, losing money is part of the plan.
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Opel and Vauxhall, the brands that PSA will pick up, have been losing money for 24.2 years.
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If you stop doing something, if you start really losing money, then why even be doing it?
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The company is seeking a way to shut some of its 3,000 locations that are losing money.
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"All of the businesses here are losing money until the workers get back in June," she said.
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A&F is still losing money as a standalone company, but at a slower clip than expected.
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Even though it has been losing money for years, the losses have been shrinking consistently as margins expand.
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They may accept losing money on it if they can still recoup the costs by winning other business.
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Believe it or not, the world's greatest investors are all obsessed with not losing money, Robbins points out.
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Even people who bet against American Pharoah were happy to trade losing money for witnessing the elusive accomplishment.
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Maybe so, but there is some very rational science behind why people are so afraid of losing money.
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Chinese aren't used to losing money - be it buying houses, stocks or cars - prices must only go up.
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Just a few months ago, Tesla was losing money, struggling to raise capital and falling behind on sales.
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Aetna says the move was pure business: It was losing money, and so it made the obvious decisions.
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The theaters weren't losing money due to MoviePass, to be clear – if anything, they were seeing increased visits.
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Nutanix will be the poster child to test this since they're growing incredibly fast but still losing money.
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Twitter's sales may shrink by 14% this quarter compared with a year earlier, and it is losing money.
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It's not a typical move for startups, particularly for those that have been so public about losing money.
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A quick scan of Twitter turns up some of Big Pump Signal's own members complaining about losing money.
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The park is losing money, which explains Logan's presence on behalf of his company — they're considering buying Westworld.
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That the company is filing while still losing money is now the norm for technology firms going public.
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The company's business model, which has MoviePass losing money on pretty much every ticket sold, seems too unsustainable.
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Unless you can predict the future, mistakes are inevitable, and losing money can be really difficult to handle.
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He also can't make a film for $500,000, which used to be pittance in porn, without losing money.
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Yes, but: Report authors Alan Wolk and Mike Shields argue that this fear of losing money is misguided.
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By embracing the circular economy, Brandt hopes humans can mitigate disaster without even losing money in the process.
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If the scheme does badly, however, both the investors and the ICRC face the risk of losing money.
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Instead, it's losing money chasing growth — suggesting that the whole company would just go bust in a downturn.
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Canopy's $4 billion war chest gives it a good shot, though for now it is still losing money.
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The other side: Reuters recently reported DaVita was considering selling the medical group, which had been losing money.
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The researchers found that the possibility of losing money led people to exercise more than the other incentives.
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"So costs are exploding (and) many smelters (globally) are losing money," said an analyst at a hedge fund.
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WATCH: Why Uber is losing money and what it will take to become profitable This story is developing.
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By not negotiating your salary, you're losing money not only now, but for the history of your earnings.
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In any case, the firm began losing money in 20183; it was no time for a weak stomach.
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Shkreli had repeatedly misled them about details of the funds, including the fact that they were losing money.
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Indeed, that is really the only way to make projections about a company that is persistently losing money.
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But when these gains are the only difference between making or losing money, even small price swings hurt.
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And then there's Amazon, the poster child of losing money until you dominate a market (or every market).
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Overseen by the Forward Association, a nonprofit, The Forward has been losing money since 1945, Ms. Feddersen said.
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Uber will hope that the Amazon comparison will keep investors comfortable with the fact that it's losing money.
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But as far as the Internal Revenue Service is concerned, the Kushners have been losing money for years.
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And the startup also offers a revenue calculator to help publishers confirm that they won't be losing money.
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But there are fundamental questions about WeWork's core business, which is losing money in relatively good economic times.
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Restaurants, hotels, bars, gas stations, equipment shops, and other businesses near suffering ski resorts are also losing money.
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Credit card debt puts entrepreneurs at risk of damaging their personal credit and losing money to late fees.
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It repurchased a final 2.8 million shares for $183 million in 2011, as the company started losing money.
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Your Millennial grandkids reported losing money to financial scams last year than you did, new government data shows.
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At a time of low commodity prices (I grow corn and soybeans in Iowa) we're already losing money.
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Fallon also addressed Trump's apparent concerns that the Postal Service is losing money from its relationship with Amazon.
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Twitter is losing money because it's spending big on efforts like live video in order to restart growth.
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If you lend money at 10 percent but the inflation rate is 12 percent, you're actually losing money!
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Some made thousands of dollars a month, a few managed to break even, and some ended up losing money.
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But it has been losing money for at least several years, according to the organization's own available financial statements.
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The only way the problem will end is if the robocallers start losing money every time they call someone.
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Or was I a bad feminist for even considering losing money over the cruel behavior of a toxic man?
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If it was not for sports betting, sports could actually be enjoyed without the constant fear of losing money.
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The company, like most unicorns, is still losing money, but its swelling annual revenues point to a profitable future.
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Meanwhile, Twilio is growing but the company is still losing money because it reinvests all cash into the business.
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I know I'm losing money this way, but I wouldn't be able to give good service with this migraine.
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He's not looking at it as a dumping ground for stuff that NBC would otherwise be losing money on.
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The other 95 percent are juggling somewhere between breaking even and downright losing money (remember to adjust for inflation).
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Did Spotify really fail to pay artists to the tune of a billion dollars all the while losing money?
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That reflects investor scepticism over Lyft's path to profitability, with peers likes Uber and WeWork also heavily losing money.
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Companies have been able to stay private and many are still losing money; their business models aren't completely formed.
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"It could be that three years out we are no longer making money, we are losing money," said Himler.
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Twitter can keep losing money for more than 400 years, and that's centuries more than other companies can say.
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Crude prices have fallen by 75%, and Nigeria, Africa's biggest oil producer, is now losing money by pumping it.
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A 2017 report by the Federal Trade Commission found that 99 percent of MLM recruits end up losing money.
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"I don't know what patriotism has to do with losing money," said Gary Lynch, who raises hogs in Iowa.
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The core Google business is growing nicely and is highly profitable, but the other "moonshot" businesses keep losing money.
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Not every insurance company is losing money in the Obamacare markets, so this last factor won't affect every plan.
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It also showed that smart home division Nest is losing money on annual revenues that are below $1 billion.
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Her mother worked in a sweatshop, while her father hovered over his computer, losing money in the stock market.
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"Consistently losing money on these plans ultimately puts all of our customers and our business at risk," he said.
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At that price MoviePass would start losing money when a subscriber used the service more than once a month.
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With many coal plants already losing money, coal would quickly give way to cheaper and cleaner forms of electricity.
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For the time being, Luckin is losing money as it seeks to grow, a common situation for young startups.
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Goldman sees a possibility of investors losing money on bonds as inflation picks up, pushing them into stock funds.
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A new shutdown, he said, puts those cities at considerable risk of losing money or facing closures and cuts.
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An earlier version of this column misstated Instacart's projection of when it will stop losing money on each order.
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Spotify and Pandora can't afford to keep losing money in this business because it's the only business they have.
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But Slack, which is currently losing money, is having a tough time convincing investors that it can remain competitive.
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Back when Adriene was losing money on her yoga classes, she taught children drama and acted on the side.
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VICE: Insurance companies selling plans in the marketplaces have been complaining about losing money on these marketplaces for months.
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In response, insurance executives tell Vox they will charge steeper rates in 299 in order to avoid losing money.
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When he was younger, he took deals that were too good to be true and ended up losing money.
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Still, Uber seems to be taking a glass-half-full approach to this whole losing money in perpetuity thing.
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However, tin industry sources say some producers are losing money at current prices and may have to cut production.
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About half are losing money, and several have problems with mold and faulty sprinkler systems, according to court papers.
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" He added: "When you're working hard every day and losing money every single day, it really takes a toll.
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However, this is from a low base and most state-owned flag carriers in the region are losing money.
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The App Store will come back, but Apple is losing money along with its developer partners as we speak.
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The company was hit particularly hard because it is more indebted than many retailers and has been losing money.
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Before its I.P.O., the company said it was losing money and made no guarantee that those losses would subside.
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Interestingly, men are more likely than women to fear losing money in the stock market, according to another survey.
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Visium's Balanced Fund, which Valvani helped run, earned 5.6 percent last year when most hedge funds were losing money.
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If it doesn't score as saving or losing money, then it doesn't have a more-than-incidental budgetary impact.
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What it tells me is, if you're losing money, it's probably not a great time to do an IPO.
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Although its catalog business was losing money, it had given Sears a competitive advantage: direct sales to customers' doorsteps.
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But it's still losing money and its stock has lost nearly 60% of its value over the past year.
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To understand why memes about losing money are popular, we have to turn to the beginnings of Bitcoin itself.
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Ford is especially vulnerable because it has been losing money in China and is trying reorganize its operations there.
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Even worse are the more than 1003 companies that have continued paying out dividends while losing money for the year.
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Uber and smaller rival Lyft, which is also losing money, are each trading at five times analysts' expected 2019 sales.
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That's part of why Fitbit is losing money, however, the chunk of its sales that come from smartwatches is growing.
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As we noted when wrote about the company's offering: Eventbrite is not profitable and has been losing money since 2016.
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I suggest that a company losing money with a share price built on future aspirations needs a balanced reward system.
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The pollution from steel production is significant, the overcapacity is significant and they're losing money every time they produce steel.
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GE's power business has been losing money and is the top priority in Culp's efforts to turn around the company.
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Hedge funds, long a domain for wealthy investors, are less popular now that they are losing money again this year.
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But that also means that MoviePass is losing money on every ticket purchase because it pays the theaters full price.
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Tesla needs to reach this rate of production so that it stops losing money on every Model 3 it makes.
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Such protection typically promises extra shares if an IPO prices too low, in order to protect investors from losing money.
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"If you're losing money on essentially every customer, you cannot, and will not, ever make money," Sherman says of MoviePass.
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In other words, Revolut is probably losing money by providing unbeatable exchange rates and making money by issuing a MasterCard.
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The sector turned a combined $1.9 billion profit in the first quarter of 2017 after losing money since late 2014.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson's investment strategy, for example, starts with looking for a way to protect himself from losing money.
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Annualized, that would represent a 15 percent drop on 2017's revenue, and Tech In Asia is still losing money.
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The troubled retailer said "substantial doubts exist" about its future after losing money year-after-year and seeing sales decline.
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"Chinese producers are barely breaking even and ex-China marginal producers are losing money," according to analysts at Goldman Sachs.
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Which means so far, Musk is losing money on the deal to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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And since no one is ordering passenger versions of the 747, Boeing is now losing money on the whole programme.
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So far, Mr. Wollberg has squeezed just 350 liters of wine from cool-weather grapes, and he is losing money.
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Better deals with music labels may have helped Spotify, but the company is still losing money, according to The Information.
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The big picture: Hospitals don't want to keep losing money over this treatment, and that could affect who gets it.
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Our allies should be treated like subsidiaries of one of his companies — if they are losing money, spin them off.
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The two CEOs did not discuss in detail alliances in specific markets including Latin America, where Ford is losing money.
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Ms. Hennessee started her hedge fund index, tracking which strategies were making or losing money across the industry, in 1987.
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Embraer has also been losing money on a fresh line-up of business jets, as the executive aviation market stagnates.
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Some apps go beyond simple savings and transfer funds into investment accounts, where there is some risk of losing money.
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"The smelters should be losing money at these TC levels and should finally start cutting from here," a trader said.
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Grounding all flights could actually be an economic benefit for airlines, which are undoubtedly losing money on every single flight.
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At Dartmouth College, students reported losing money they spent for housing and flights to live and work in other states.
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"We're probably losing money on it with the cost of a half-hour time from a technician," Mr. Fullerton said.
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Certainly the threat of having to do jail time and facing a new charge is far worse than losing money.
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The price tag was $1.65 billion and YouTube was losing money at the time, so it seemed crazy for Google.
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Both companies are already losing money: Uber reported losses of $303 billion last quarter; Lyft said it lost $230 million.
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"It's an organization that's been losing money for quite some time, so we have to turn that around," Jeter said.
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And she stuck with shows she believed in despite the considerable risk of losing money, as most Broadway productions do.
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Instead, he is prepared to keep losing money in the near term with the expectation of gains down the road.
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British Airways made more than 3 billion euros in 2018 — a stunning change from 2012, when it was losing money.
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He told me that I was losing money by keeping my cash in a savings account with rock-bottom interest.
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He notes that retail is a notoriously tough and competitive business and that Overstock has been losing money in it.
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Here are five ways losing money has helped create billionaire empires for the likes of Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.
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Many individuals start investing with little to no education about the markets and learn the hard way by losing money.
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By the mid-1920s, the festival was losing money and on the verge of collapse when the BBC stepped in.
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It was losing money when he took over, and he made a bet on moving into rail cars and locomotives.
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The plants weren't closing because Carrier was losing money hand over fist or because the products they made were obsolete.
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Forget the fact that the company's still losing money because its deal with Walgreen's as a distributor isn't profitable yet.
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They managed to pull off the losing money part—$137 million just last quarter—but the profit part has remained elusive.
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Americans may be losing money in their stock portfolios this week, but they are gaining purchasing power in the housing market.
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If Uber runs into financial trouble and has to stop losing money on every ride, it could quickly start losing drivers.
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Ford's market cap has been surpassed by Tesla, despite Tesla consistently losing money and selling less than 100,000 vehicles per year.
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"The incubator is losing money," said a businessman with strong ties to the local government, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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"A complete ban would prevent retail clients from losing money trading binary options," ASIC Commissioner Cathie Armour said in a statement.
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Negative rates would be hard on the financial industry's profitability, because it would be losing money on the loans they make.
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Xavier de Boisset, Braniger's director, says that it is the only one of Castel's 67 African breweries that is losing money.
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During that summer two hedge funds run by Bear Stearns, an investment bank, collapsed after losing money on soured subprime investments.
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Uber, a transport firm that is losing money and whose boss, Travis Kalanick, is scandal-prone, is a case in point.
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Casper was hurt by its red inkPart of what likely hurt Casper's IPO is that it's losing money, the expert said.
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On the other hand, Twitter's IPO came at a time when they were still losing money and they continue to disappoint.
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Rather, the department and its $10 billion foreign aid budget are losing money because of its efforts to protect the environment.
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One investor said that he was expecting Uber to continue losing money in the US for the next quarter or two.
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Instead Sprint gave up its third-place position in the wireless market while consistently losing money, raising the spectre of bankruptcy.
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I figured if they didn't sell I would donate them to the NYC Coat Drive without feeling bad about losing money.
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But the cuts are unlikely to balance the market and more are expected this year as many miners are losing money.
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Mr Ramaphosa plans to split Eskom into generation, distribution and transmission businesses to make it clearer which bits are losing money.
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Of course, Amazon and Alphabet don't have to worry about losing money in their long-term game plan for health insurance.
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The California-based electric car maker has recently pulled off two profitable quarters in a row after losing money for years.
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But, for now, almost everyone seems to agree that plugging in will be, despite Musk's enthusiasm, a recipe for losing money.
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And despite raising a funding round earlier this year, the startup was apparently losing money quickly as it sought new customers.
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In 2015, Saba gained some 3 percent when the average fund was losing money and this year returns are even better.
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But, Doorman admitted nearly one year ago the model was so popular it was losing money and had to change tack.
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It was a "basket case" which limped from one car to the next, losing money, according to its boss, Andy Palmer.
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About 40 companies are in the "miscellaneous" category with Twitter that are also losing money at the same level or worse.
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And Chevron was one of the lucky ones that still made money: most of the smaller companies were still losing money.
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The retailer's annual report said "substantial doubts exist" about its future after losing money year after year and seeing sales decline.
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Even in the U.S., where Uber had turned a profit during its first quarter, the company was once again losing money.
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The pilot was a guy who was constantly losing money because he was trying to give his way out of debt.
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The union more or less accepted that the NHL was losing money; their focus was more on the reasons behind it.
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Humana said it was losing money from taking on too many sick people without enough healthy people to balance the pools.
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"They're giving away so many free burritos that they're losing money," said Howard Penney, who covers Chipotle for Hedgeye Risk Management.
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Allowing companies to reduce their tax bills after losing money is good policy, said Tax Policy Center senior fellow Steve Rosenthal.
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But many of its locations had been open for less than a year, and those were barely profitable or losing money.
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It often targets assets that are in trouble — businesses that are losing money, for example — and seeks to make them profitable.
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Now he is bemused to hear that investors are suggesting smaller rounds, less spending and a focus on not losing money.
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A 27-year-old entrepreneur who lost $35,000 in one night explains why losing money can lead him to good things
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The Social Security program is losing money and relying on general funds for the first time in more than 2628 years.
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While a home isn't the ideal investment to grow your money, it's never fun to feel like you're losing money either.
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Among the equity funds, European stocks were the most unloved category, losing money for a record 29th week, shedding $2 billion.
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"The incubator is losing money," said a businessman with strong ties to the local government, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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The company is still solidly profitable, he said, and while it is losing money overseas, it is working on a solution.
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That streak could be broken for the first quarter, and when big automakers start losing money, their balance sheets are tested.
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And so baseload plants have been running less often, losing money, and shutting down (as we will see in a moment).
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That's partly because it is afraid of losing money on loans and facing political repercussions, lawyers who study the matter say.
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Madame Rose, a dominatrix in Los Angeles, said she's losing money and trying to make up for lost income with videos.
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In addition to canceled trips, she and other travel influencers are losing money as the public's interest in travel nose-dives.
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Analysts say that is far from certain, as Sears keeps losing money and customers to more nimble and digitally adept competitors.
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In 2012, when ZTE was losing money, the state-backed China Development Bank swooped in with a $20 billion financing agreement.
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" Now, Paul said, some companies in the individual market are losing money because "young, healthy people don't want to buy it.
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Prosecutors said that as he was boasting of returns that outpaced a major financial index, he was actually steadily losing money.
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The company said on Tuesday that it was losing money by insuring too many sick people without enough healthy ones enrolling.
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She explains in this casting video that the company is not only losing money, but there is no structure or process.
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By the middle of the decade, many dealers were losing money, despite the robust economy, and looked to sell their franchises.
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The company warned investors late last year that it was losing money on the new plans and might exit the market.
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GM has said its next-generation EVs will be profitable after years of automakers losing money on current and earlier EVs.
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The damage is being felt by both American businesses and the US Postal Service, which has been losing money for years.
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Encouraged by extremely low rates, there has been a surge in loans to weaker companies, many of which are losing money.
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It was rapidly losing money, its stock price was in free fall and it was cutting tens of thousands of jobs.
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Coatue's human-run flagship bested the average hedge fund last year, recording 10% returns after losing money in a tough 2018.
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As the company's New York employees moved to unionize last spring, management warned that DNAinfo had been losing money for years.
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It finally got to the point that we were actively losing money and we just couldn't sustain that for very long.
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After losing money for years, Twitter has now posted five straight quarters of profits, even though its revenue growth has slowed.
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"When you're losing money to start with, how do you take on extra losses?" asked Clint Pischel, 21, of Niobrara, Neb.
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Last week, Lyft unveiled its public offering prospectus, which showed that the company was growing quickly but was also losing money.
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And despite raising large sums of cash, Uber has spent much of that expanding around the world — and is still losing money.
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Lu declined to say if Chalco's smelters were losing money at current Chinese aluminium prices, which are languishing near two-year lows.
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The smartphone division of Lenovo, which has been losing money, will also be profitable by the end of the year, Yang said.
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As articulated by U.S. producer Alcoa last week, at current prices some 30-40 percent of the world's smelters are losing money.
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"Most likely it will be that we will have to have our own prices ... We can't keep on losing money," Bohra added.
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It also led to about $29.4 million in losses for the USPS, since the agency was losing money on each item shipped.
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One obvious issue that sticks out to Eddy Elfenbein, editor of the Crossing Wall Street blog, is that Snap is losing money.
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Scientists pinpointed a small structure in the brain known as the amygdala that is responsible for an intense fear of losing money.
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The film world would carry on, and films would carry on either making money or losing money, but it's a major blow.
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Netflix has already stopped allowing customers to sign up through the App Store, so that it can stop losing money to Apple.
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Given that both Uber and Lyft are still losing money, investors will be focused on their growth and potential for future profitability.
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Mills, however, complain that they are losing money and are petitioning for market-based pricing and subsidies for farmers, the attache said.
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But if what is below the ground is worse than their research says, they could end up making little or losing money.
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"Startups are choosy about their investors, and smart startups prefer VCs known for mentorship and connections over losing money and murdering journalists."
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Amazon is also believed to be losing money on the Echo Dot, which was similarly cut to $29 during the holiday season.
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Donald Trump and the art of losing money Then, after an encouraging first 30 minutes of the debate, it all went downhill.
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Figuring out the basics of operations — including the rather pedestrian and obvious ones — will mean the difference between making or losing money.
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Of course, if Twitter leads C.E.O.s to actually start losing money — well, that's when they will finally put a sock in it.
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Not only is San Francisco spending money on wasteful projects – the city is losing money because of the outcome of the projects.
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At current alumina prices, a significant amount of global smelting capacity is losing money - about 40 percent of it, according to CRU.
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Meanwhile, Sprint keeps losing money — staying in business by selling junk bonds and aggressively cutting costs in an effort to regain profitability.
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In most countries "going into the red" means losing money; stocks that are falling are often depicted in red on ticker boards.
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We're moving from losing money — about $25 million in 2017 — to be break-even on a free cash flow basis in 2018.
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If you're not comparison shopping when looking for a home loan, you're probably losing money when you take out a new mortgage.
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Stopping it would have meant losing money already spent on the rig itself, and even could have cost him his land lease.
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Some think the deal looks suspiciously like a bail-out for SolarCity, which has been losing money and failing to hit targets.
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The agency, moreover, began losing money in the early 2000s — well before Amazon became the e-commerce giant that it is today.
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And some of the state's nuclear reactors were on the verge of shutting down in recent years since they were losing money.
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But that's necessary because EVs are more expensive than gas vehicles and automakers require some support to keep losing money on them.
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Rosa says you're even losing money over time because the rate of inflation will slowly diminish the purchasing power of your money.
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Deutsche Bank investors have criticized in the past that the lender was losing money in some of its non-core European markets.
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Privatization would weaken Social Security while exposing retirees to the risks of losing money in the stock market and outliving their savings.
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Instead, after opening in April 2012 with a series of star-studded events and major fanfare, the casino immediately began losing money.
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According to a Morgan Stanley analysis published last week in The New York Times, Amazon is losing money on one-day shipping.
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The company's earnings release in February revealed that it is losing money and expects revenue to decline further in the upcoming year.
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Essentially, Starboard said Wasau should focus more on its most profitable business and take resources from businesses where it was losing money.
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And obviously, if you have an institution that's losing money year after year, that suggests that you need to make some changes.
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So the startup's still losing money — see the big losses reported in the IPO filing — but is improving its ability to earn.
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The ACA shifted some of the ways doctor's treatment is assessed and compensated, and doctors worried about losing money after the changes.
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The existing insurance companies, mostly, are already losing money in this market, and several of them are already leaving or going under.
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It's not because we were worried about losing money in the market, it's because we had been risky with our cash reserves.
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The result was turning customers away and higher staffing based on the expected demand — "a perfect storm of losing money," he said.
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With a global glut driving down prices, many are losing money and are staying afloat by selling assets and taking on debt.
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It is losing money on the small cars and sedans these plants make, and it needs to keep investing in new technologies.
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The company is losing money in regions such as China, where it has been locked in a battle with rival Didi Chuxing.
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The task force created by Mr. Trump to investigate the Postal Service's finances did conclude that the mail system is losing money.
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Like many high-tech companies that are debuting on Wall Street this year, Beyond Meat is losing money — $30 million last year.
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Encouraged by extremely low interest rates, there has been a boom in loans to weaker companies, many of which are losing money.
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Casper included major risk factors in its IPO filing, which could impede its growth, including competition and its history of losing money.
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This is clearly untenable and unsafe for taxpayers, who would again be on the hook if Fannie and Freddie began losing money.
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This leaves the production company at break-even in the best cases, and most times it's still losing money the first year.
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The companies wanted to minimize the risk of losing money by paying for costly medical care for too many of their customers.
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The rapid expansion has led The Atlantic, which had been profitable, to now losing money, the Wall Street Journal reported in August.
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With the public disclosure, we now know that for the past three years Lyft has been losing money ... a lot of money.
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The upside of these big premium increases is that all those insurers that have been losing money might start to make money.
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GM may be losing money in Latin America at the moment, but it has a big market share there on which to build.
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In addition, the waves of prepayments and rate renegotiations in the housing loan market resulted in banks losing money on the related hedges.
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These mills might be losing money, but the Chinese government is keeping them open to avoid laying off hundreds of thousands of workers.
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I'm bad at intentionally setting aside money, so Digit taking automatically ensured I got it done without feeling like I was "losing" money.
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Robbins gives the example of billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson, whose investment strategy starts with looking for ways to protect himself from losing money.
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Pandora is still losing money — albeit less than it used to — as it tries to build a business beyond free, ad-supported radio.
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In a highly unusual set of circumstances, scalpers are reportedly losing money on this year's ceremony, having severely overestimated the demand for tickets.
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On one level, Casper represents a push-back against companies that are losing money and do not have any imminent path to profitability.
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Although consumers are increasingly interested in reducing their meat intake, Beyond is still losing money as it rushes to meet the increased demand.
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He even urged customers not to buy FCA's Fiat 500e, its only battery-powered model, because he was losing money on each sold.
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But the state-owned sugar company has been losing money since 2008, and exports are expected to plunge by nearly 403% this year.
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Your Teslas may be losing money, but you're never going to run out of ideas, no matter how impractical and expensive they are.
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"I have not heard a credible 'Yes, we're losing money, but here's how we're going to turn the corner'" from Uber, Sherman says.
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While the individual business' financial results improved more than expected, Aetna said it still anticipated losing money on the Obamacare markets this year.
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ISIS may be losing money and losing ground in some of its biggest strongholds, but they have one powerful, unpredictable weapon: Social media.
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"These guys are running scared like they are losing money, not walking around fat and happy because they are making money," Cramer said.
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Many kids are ruthlessly exploited, working long hours on little or low wages and subjected to punishment beatings for losing money or drugs.
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"If there's one thing money managers hate more than flat-out losing money on an investment, it's giving up tremendous gains," Cramer said.
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He successfully criticized "wish-list economics" and was believable when he talked about workers and farmers losing money when Trump tweets about trade.
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Aetna — CEO Mark Bertolini said the insurer will not give up on the public health exchange market, despite losing money this past year.
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Tesla, on the other hand, has shown immense top-line growth despite repeatedly losing money on its shares over the last four years.
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Google can afford to keep losing money on moonshots Last quarter, Alphabet posted $20.25 billion in revenue, despite Other Bets losing $802 million.
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In the case of pension funds, any disastrous investments could ultimately hurt the elderly by losing money needed to fund their retirement income.
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When volunteers feared they were losing money, they were more likely to pay so that we would not reveal their balance to them.
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"If you accept Qualcomm's current offer price, you risk losing money," Elliott said in the eight-page mailing reviewed by Reuters on Thursday.
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Shell companies can be a way for a new company that's losing money or showing little revenue to gain access to public financing.
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The biggest concern is the lackluster profitability of its core brand VW cars, which began losing money in the final quarter of 2015.
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Finance has ingenuity, expertise, and dazzling possibilities for earning and losing money, but none of these are quite the same thing as wisdom.
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The pool of enrollees has been smaller and sicker than expected and many insurers now need to raise premiums to stop losing money.
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Uber is once again losing money, after turning a first quarter profit thanks to the sales of its Russia and Southeast Asia units.
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United Healthcare made waves in November when it announced that it might leave the ObamaCare marketplaces in 2017 because it is losing money.
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"Teams were losing money in the first round and now, single-elimination, that might be able to change," Bird said at the time.
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Even as NRG's core business was losing money, Mr. Crane devoted much of his quarterly earnings calls to discussions about clean-power projects.
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Traditional media companies, which were already losing money to digital ad platforms — to Google and Facebook, that is — are in real trouble, though.
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During the tech boom of the late 1990s, Amazon was one of a number of promising tech start-ups that were losing money.
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But Trump does keep saying he's upset about all the money we are losing, possibly because he really believes we are losing money.
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"You cannot just keep losing money," Radrizzani said, adding that Eleven couldn't rely on internet subscribers alone to make its British venture work.
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It turns out to me that you know what, I'm losing money instead of getting support by this corner, paying me lower rent.
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If a customer changes or cancels a booking but isn't issued a refund, the airline isn't losing money with one of three outcomes.
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Questions of whether fans were experiencing Star Wars fatigue arose after Solo ended up losing money for Disney, an unexpected box office misfire.
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If you're afraid of losing money but you're heavily weighted to stocks, then no matter what happens, you'll panic anytime the market falls.
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And since inflation has hovered around 2% in recent years, that means the money in your regular savings account is actually losing money.
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The family has planted and raked crops for half a century, but as yields declined over recent years, the farm began losing money.
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Aetna and Humana have said they do not plan to participate next year after losing money, but Anthem appeared be turning the corner.
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While Ackman's fund is losing money this year, he has earned an average 10.6 percent a year over the life of the fund.
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They purportedly told him that the club was losing money because charities had cancelled their plans to host events at Mar-a-Lago.
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Who knows what exactly is fueling this AMC-MoviePass feud, although it certainly seems like the theater chain is (rightfully) scared of losing money.
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Although MoviePass's parent company told VICE losing money was all part of the plan in the short term, it's already proven to be unsustainable.
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Saab had been losing money for more than a decade and was seen as likely to collapse unless backed by a major car maker.
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In other words, it's not losing money on subscriptions, but the business unit isn't necessarily profitable when you take overhead and debt into account.
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In practice, this means producing returns at times when other forms of investments are losing money (and losing out when other assets are gaining).
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Billionaire Ray Dalio has a waiting list to get into his firm's Pure Alpha fund despite losing money in 2019, according to media reports.
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The company is losing money on every unit sold, but the goal is to allow rural and poor Indians to access the digital world.
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Amazon's success in the public market despite losing money for much of its existence is a favorite comparison for other companies debuting without profits.
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U.S. health insurers have said they are losing money on the exchanges because many of their patients are older or have high medical costs.
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Many loan investors are still scarred after losing money on struggling French clothing retailer Vivarte, which has been through several debt restructurings since 2013.
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At local levels, this ironically means things like sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs) programs are losing money, so that counties can hire mosquito abatement experts.
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"Not only are you going to be paying for this program, you're also going to be losing money by not being employed," he says.
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Of course, causing strife among your loved ones is an even worse outcome than losing money to fees due to overly complicated estate plans.
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Revenue at Brazil's top two appliance chains declined more than 20 percent last year, and Via Varejo has been losing money for two years.
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In November, UnitedHealth warned it was losing money on the individual exchanges that were created under U.S. President Barack Obama's 21.55 healthcare reform law.
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If that happens, those health plans will draw too many sick people, causing insurance companies to stop offering them for fear of losing money.
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Recently, the city realized it was losing money by keeping its empty spaces like the Riverfront Transit Center empty for most of the year.
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Nobody likes to admit losing money, which is why your friends will always tell you they broke even when they come back from Vegas.
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In just two years, Bethlehem Steel was losing money, under pressure from a strong dollar and other countries dumping steel in the United States.
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The fact that hospitals are losing money "does make it a question of whether or not it's viable to keep treating people," Dusetzina said.
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But for a company such as Blue Apron that's losing money, going up against Amazon's "unending bales " of cash would be no small feat.
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By 13, China's steel market was entering its worst-ever slump, and in 2016 more than 70% of the country's mills were losing money.
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Insurers say a sicker group of people is signing up during the extra periods, contributing to many insurers losing money on the ObamaCare marketplaces.
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But now, leading insurers claim they're losing money on their new subscribers because too many are old, ailing, and have not received preventive care.
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But this cheap oil and gas is being partially subsidized by investors who are either losing money or receiving a poor return on investment.
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Minson has voiced confidence in WeWork's fast rate of growth, saying it's not the same as other startups that expand rapidly despite losing money.
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But there have been a couple of leaks, insinuating it's losing money—quite deliberately so, because it has the funding to cope with it.
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Company officials said they would adjust the pay of some employees to make sure they did not end up losing money with the changes.
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Even if they are losing money on oil at this price, many will need maintain production in order to stay in business, he said.
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In Maryland, where the company is losing money on individual policies, it could sustain much deeper losses if the federal money stopped coming in.
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Businesses that depend on federal workers as their customers — say, a deli next to a government building — are losing money they may never recover.
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Dealers complained that they were losing money and that Mr. Ghosn's big incentives to buyers to meet his targets were eating into their margins.
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The company, which lost about $1.8 billion and spent about $14.3 billion last year, is set to continue losing money for the foreseeable future.
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In Europe and Asia profit margins for making gasoline at an oil refinery are negative, meaning that a refinery is losing money producing gasoline.
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And Peloton, which is already losing money, has to put even more emphasis on profit margins as it looks at attract public market investors.
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Chief Financial Officer Joseph Gaspar said IMI was losing money when it was acquired and has now reached break-even on an operating basis.
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People in their 33s are more than twice as likely as those over 30 to report losing money in the schemes, the commission found.
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However, Walmart's e-commerce business is losing money as it continues to invest in new technologies and acquisitions, which has led to internal tensions.
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Premiums on the exchanges, the insurance marketplaces created by the Affordable Care Act, did indeed rise sharply this year, because insurers were losing money.
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Smead said there's about a 30 percent chance of losing money from the time an investor enters the stock market to a year later.
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Several large systems began offering health plans under the Affordable Care Act, only to end up losing money and getting out of the business.
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Pressure from a big corporation that might be afraid of losing money due to a bad law is a good way to influence lawmakers.
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New York (CNN Business)WeWork may be losing money, but its parent company plans to spend even more -- this time, by investing in real estate.
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And hospitals will treat those patients, knowing that they are losing money doing so, because doctors are generally good people who care about healing people.
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Losing money over six months doesn't really feel like gambling or sports betting, where you can lose money in a matter of hours or minutes.
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Some gyms might worry about losing money if people opt to skip memberships they don't take advantage of in favor of a la carte pricing.
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"With current low prices, even under the best yields and direct sales, a small farmer will still be losing money each year," the report said.
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Someone who buys during a high and then has no opportunity to sell without losing money, so he holds onto his bag for an eternity.
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Big pay awards at companies such as BP, even when the oil giant was losing money and sacking workers, have stuck in the public's craw.
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When a deficit-spending government cuts the budget of its tax collection agency, it's like a company that's losing money firing its accounts-receivable staff.
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First challenge: Suppose Monty Hall's game show is losing money, and they want to tweak the game so they don't lose the car as frequently.
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Many of those companies are losing money, despite being in business for years, and many of them have only weak claims to being tech companies.
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"They're losing money on every installation and making it up on volume and that's a problem when you have a levered balance sheet," Chanos said.
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They fear being the only buyers of scrubbers and the like in an industry with tight margins, or losing money by picking a bad solution.
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Only the large farms have a better than even chance of not losing money, and the larger the farm gets, the safer that venture becomes.
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Because the global market is so weak, American exports are pricey and American companies are losing money when they reprice their overseas earnings in dollars.
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Image: APUber is losing money faster than any technology company ever, and it's largely because of an essential component to the company's operations: the drivers.
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Desperate for an opportunity to jump aboard in the next big thing, cryptocurrency owners are losing money by investing blindly in fake Telegram ICO websites.
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Delta CEO Ed Bastian, meanwhile, said that shrinking seat sizes was something the airline had to do in years past, when it was losing money.
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A rule of thumb for the automotive industry is that if a plant is running below 80 percent of production capacity, it is losing money.
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"With these really narrow differentials, we're not making a ton of money, but we're not losing money" on rail shipments, Pourbaix said in an interview.
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That way, you're not losing money if say, you don't get pregnant as soon as expected or Grandma offers to watch the baby for free.
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Context: CHI and Dignity have been losing money on patient care, but have reaped big gains from Wall Street, like other not-for-profit giants.
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A report said Canada's oil-sands producers were now losing money on every barrel, while U.S. shale producers "were just burning cash" at current prices.
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Most of South Africa's conventional platinum shafts are losing money, according to the Minerals Council South Africa, while the handful of mechanised ones are profitable.
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The project can break even with U.S. crude prices of at least $203 a barrel, meaning right now Athabasca keeps losing money on Hangingstone production.
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There have been reports that 90 percent of payouts were won by just one percent of players, and 70 percent of players report losing money.
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Many insurers have been losing money on the ObamaCare marketplaces, in part because they set their premiums too low when the plans started in 28500.
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The strategy could help the retailer stop losing money on sales that weren't profitable in the first place, said Avery Sheffield, Brandywine Global portfolio manager.
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"The business model to date is losing money," said David Erickson, a senior fellow in finance at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business.
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But knowledgeable sources said it was losing money most of the past 15 years, with one source saying as much as $15 million one year.
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The Trump casinos had reported losing money and paid a little more than $230,22006 in state income taxes in 238, and only $2390,2000 in 22014.
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After mounting complaints from big insurers about losing money this year, the results could serve as a kind of judgment day for ObamaCare, experts say.
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The company uses blockchain to keep a data ledger for their clients of how much food businesses waste, and where they might be losing money.
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Usiminas is still gauging how much it could afford to pay in interest this year, partly because recurring operations are losing money, the sources said.
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After losing money through its mismanagement of two large US nuclear construction projects, Westinghouse was forced seek protection in Chapter 11 bankruptcy in March 2017.
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The investigation could ultimately result in new tariffs at a moment when more than half of America's nuclear reactors are losing money, according to Bloomberg.
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The company, which is headquartered in Tel Aviv, is losing money — its net losses grew from $19.3 million in 2017 to $36.1 million in 2018.
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But while it makes a solid profit on trucks and S.U.V.s like the Explorer, recent earnings reports have shown it losing money on its cars.
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In Europe and Asia profit margins for making gasoline at an oil refinery are negative, meaning that a refinery is losing money producing the fuel.
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These companies were losing money on these exchanges, and as a result, experts were warning that premiums could rise; some insurers ditched the exchanges altogether.
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With the company losing money to the tune of billions of yen, a price cut had to come—and when it did, it was dramatic.
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Amazon had been under pressure to deliver orders to its Amazon Prime customers within the promised 48-hour window without losing money, Mr. Capron said.
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Trump has repeatedly complained that the US is "losing money" by protecting South Korea with US troops without getting any substantial financial compensation in return.
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Car retailer Pendragon dropped 12% as it warned the virus spread in Britain could reduce footfall and worsen results that already show it losing money.
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BlackRock&aposs 23-year-old Obsidian hedge fund bested the average hedge fund, returning more than 13% in 2019 even after losing money in August.
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Many of the world&aposs most valuable tech startups have never been profitable, raising billions of dollars from investors while still losing money every year.
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With oil and gas prices low, chemicals and refining have become important profit centers and have provided ballast for companies that were otherwise losing money.
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To avoid potentially missing out on further orders or losing money to late-delivery penalties, the company must bring the plane across the finish line.
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While we were on the way to becoming profitable, we were nonetheless losing money — and I myself have no money to be able to lose.
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In Amazon's early days, it was Covey who had persuaded Wall Street to buy into Bezos's long-term vision when the company was losing money.
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Thus, if you were to buy a petro for $60, and if the price of oil remains unchanged, you are losing money to begin with.
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Many of these locations are losing money and are likely to be depleting WeWork's cash, which stood at $2 billion at the end of September.
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Although record sales of pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles in the United States have improved the company's profits, it has been losing money overseas.
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That's a steep price tag for a company that has had persistent issues with growth and also one that is still losing money each quarter.
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Both companies are losing money, both are almost entirely ad-dependent and each needs to prove to investors that its user base can keep growing.
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For an M&A transaction, the price is set and either late-stage investors have built in protections or are losing money at those exit prices.
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Analysts are noting that many of the themes the worked last year, including bets on tech stocks like Amazon and Netflix, are losing money this year.
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And it announced Thursday a massive restructuring in Europe that will cut thousands of jobs there and discontinue several vehicle lines that have been losing money.
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There are fears that retail clients don't know what they are getting themselves into, with 82 percent losing money on CFD contracts, according to the FCA.
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I'm sure they don't want a headline, but they'd rather have a headline than a call to accountability in the boardroom for why they're losing money.
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This was a true blessing for consumers, but it was genuinely unworkable economically — the consumer bounty was based on investors, bondholders, and unionized workers losing money.
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But most shale firms were still losing money or at best breaking even in the first quarter of 2017, even before the renewed slump in prices.
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It may seem preposterous to some that a company that is losing money and has a stock with no voting rights could be worth $40 billion.
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Goel says the company is losing money on every unit sold, but the goal is to allow rural and poor Indians to access the digital world.
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As a result, sex workers say they're losing money and are at greater risk of being assaulted by dangerous clients because it's harder to vet them.
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That said, Twitter is still losing money, and the loss hasn't improved much: The company lost $521 million in 2015 compared to $577 million in 2014.
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"How are they going to recoup an asset that is losing money all the time?" said Mark Clintworth, head of shipping at the European Investment Bank.
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Playing it safe, millennials would rather take on the responsibility of monitoring and allocating their funds themselves than risk losing money because of another financial crisis.
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But the relationship between toy brands and the retailer was frayed in its liquidation, which led to companies big and small losing money in the process.
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GoPro announced its second quarter earnings today, and while it's still losing money, things are finally trending in a slightly better direction for the camera company.
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Shanks said the Lincoln brand still is losing money in China, where it launched in 2015, but now plans to begin local production there in 2020.
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Both it and BNEF say that the battery manufacturers are either losing money or making only wafer-thin profits on every electric-vehicle battery they produce.
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MoviePass is subsidizing the cost of each ticket its users buy, at a maximum of one ticket per user per day, and almost definitely losing money.
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As iFlow Reader's founder stated after the updated policy, the company didn't make a profit above 93 percent, meaning they were actually losing money per transaction.
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The company itself wasn't losing money, and to some extent this represented early employees earning their rightful rewards for taking a risk on a fledgling company.
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If they did that at an even faster rate, I think they could go from losing money to making money—but at the expense of growth.
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Many insurers have said they are losing money because the Obamacare population is sicker than foreseen and the risk-adjustment payments from the government are insufficient.
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Next thing you know, Donald Trump will be losing money and finding loopholes for rich people like him to avoid paying federal income taxes, and...oh.
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Numbers like these tell us that even while it's pushing as many cars out of its Fremont, California, factory as possible, Tesla is still losing money.
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Wilson had hoped to have a smaller rate increase this year; he feels like, after years of losing money, the North Carolina marketplace is finally stabilizing.
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Japan Display has been losing money for the past three years due to weaker liquid crystal display (LCD) prices and as customers including Apple Inc (AAPL.
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The company hasn't said why they decided to change its business, but sales have fallen in the past few years and Yulong had been losing money.
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Ironically, GOBankingRates' latest survey on financial fears found that men are more likely than women to have a fear of losing money in the stock market.
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There's no way around it: Losing money feels awful, and when losses start to stack up, it's human nature to start looking for somebody to blame.
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It was a bummer since we had already paid for the event prior to today but oh well — $15 for each person is hardly losing money.
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Sears' bankruptcy filing claims that the stores it plans to keep open have been mostly profitable, even when the rest of the company was losing money.
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But I bring it up here because this kind of talk does reflect the thinking I've seen countless people use to justify spending (or losing) money.
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He's not averse to investing in companies that are losing money, but they have to have a plan to become profitable in a defined time frame.
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Some insurers warn they could drop off the ObamaCare marketplaces altogether, or at least in some areas of a state, if they don't stop losing money.
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Will the State of New York tell a private enterprise that it must choose between losing money because of boycotters or losing contracts with the state?
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The place was stuck in a rut and losing money, Mr. Greenberg said, its musty carpeting and harsh fluorescent lighting gave it a dusty, dingy feel.
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Shkreli has publicly claimed he's putting the majority of revenue—60 percent—into making new drugs, and that his company is losing money as a result.
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A theft typically involves a victim losing money or property, but when a bank loans money and gets repaid, then misstatements may not cause much concern.
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PagerDuty, a software start-up valued at $1.3 billion that also filed to go public this week, said in its prospectus that it was losing money.
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It has been able to make money only during the holiday shopping season, and it has been losing money the other nine months of the year.
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With demand for cars shriveling, the Detroit three and even some foreign manufacturers acknowledge they are now losing money on many of the cars they sell.
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Refiners in Asia are now losing money as domestic demand has dried up with people staying at home and bleak margins making exports not lucrative either.
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Unlike low-cost software start-ups, these private companies frequently took on old-line competitors by spending heavily on physical assets and workers while losing money.
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The big-box retailer's e-commerce business is still losing money, and some of its acquisitions, including Bonobos, remain unprofitable, according to a report from Vox.
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"In the 18 months ending in June, we saw companies that had no earnings, they were losing money, outperform those that were making money," said James.
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United Healthcare sent out shockwaves in November when it announced that it might pull out of the ObamaCare marketplaces in 2017 because it was losing money.
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"Opel's been losing money for ever, it's sub-critical mass and there's no interesting technology," said the executive, who helped draw up the original alliance plan.
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McGuire's former boss, the billionaire Ackman, is a great example, as his fund produced its best year on record after losing money the last three years.
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Air travelers have been forced to reschedule canceled flights and airlines are losing money while their new planes remain parked on the ground until further notice.
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"If the Saudis rent a certain number of rooms and prevent a Trump Hotel from losing money, that's a benefit to the President," Nadler told CNN.
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Cathay has faced growing competition in the region from low-cost carriers and other emerging rivals, and has been losing money for the past two years.
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But he also was a factor in the losing money, so my major sadness was I thought it was really a very good magazine. Mm-hmm.
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Moscow is slashing regional subsidies, and some political observers have said Mr. Kadyrov fears losing money from Moscow, which accounts for about 83 percent of Chechnya's budget.
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Disney is already losing more than $1 billion in streaming through ESPN+ and its stake in Hulu, and YouTube TV is reportedly losing money on every subscriber.
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Bizzarri told WSJ Magazine that after he and Michele joined Gucci in 2015, they had plans to close the Palazzo della Mercanzia because it was losing money.
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Philips was losing money in television whereas the lighting business was still successful, but we basically said we cannot be successful in everything at the same time.
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The reason Crosby and other ranchers are losing money, even with lower feed prices, is because the industry has gone from too few cattle to too many.
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Facebook, after losing money in 2007 and 2.93, turned profitable in 2009 and two years later generated $668 million in net income on $3.7 billion in revenue.
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What parent company Alphabet calls its "Other Bets"â€"self-driving cars at Waymo, hardware like the new Pixel phone, and Google Fiberâ€"are still losing money.
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Insurers, losing money, began to abandon the exchange markets, while those that remained cut back their physician networks and jacked up premiums and deductibles for healthy people.
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Party member Alice Weidel said in statement Monday that ECB policy was impossible to change and iterated that citizens were losing money due to low interest rates.
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Meanwhile, at the current low price of crude, the average oil company in the U.S. is now breaking even or losing money on most of its wells.
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They would target foreigners losing money and offer them a loan or to take them to another casino, after which the victims would be held for ransom.
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Miller says the stocks are volatile because the start-ups going public today have faster growth, and bigger revenues, even if in many cases they're losing money.
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A Texas-based oil refiner in which he had a major stake was losing money because of an obscure environmental rule that Icahn regarded as unduly onerous.
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A lot of ink has been spilled lately over falling break-even costs, the price at which drillers aren't losing money on producing a barrel of oil.
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Those provisions could help cut down on the current uncertainty, stop some insurers from losing money on ObamaCare plans and entice insurers to participate in more markets.
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The futures exchange guarantees traders will get what they are owed but can demand more cash be put into the account if the bet is losing money.
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"Most golf courses are losing money," said Dai Yuying, general manager of Sanya Luhuitou Golf Club, adding that his tournament-quality course is managing to break even.
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State insurance officials say they are feeling pressure to approve large ObamaCare premium increases to prevent more insurers losing money from dropping out of the market altogether.
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Uber and Lyft have been losing money as they compete at all costs to grow their user base with low fares for customers and incentives for drivers.
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Joe Grogan, director of health programs at the White House Office of Management and Budget, said his agency makes sure transfers don't hurt the programs losing money.
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But Mr. Chen said that for now, at least, he remained confident that BlackBerry could find a way to continue making phones without losing money on them.
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Many of the communities involved are over-policed, said Maurice Weeks, co-executive director of ACRE, and they end up losing money that could be put elsewhere.
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Another was well on its way to dominance while still losing money, and the last was just trying to make things on the internet easier to find.
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Is Papa John's losing money because its "pizza" is heated by the breath of people with halitosis inside highway rest stops used solely by people with IBS?
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But right now, the company is losing money hand over fist (not an uncommon practice among unicorns but not exactly a ringing endorsement of WeWork's penny-pinching).
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The fact that I didn't have to worry about losing money in that area of my life allowed me to feel comfortable taking risks in other areas.
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Instructure's other software start-up Bridge is losing money, however, as it requires "vast up-front" R&D investments and a large dedicated sales team, Oram said.
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P.O. messaging included warnings that the business had lost hundreds of millions of dollars, that it might never stop losing money and that earnings would be unpredictable.
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Amazon: Let's set the record straight But CNN reported that while the Postal Service is losing money, its package delivery service is profitable, unlike its letter delivery.
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Uday Wagh, who runs a taxi business in the western Maharashtra state, says he is already losing money due to advance bookings made when fuel was cheaper.
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But ever since he ventured into Scotland a dozen years ago, Trump has been losing money and waging battles with longtime residents, wind farms and local politicians.
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Colas compared buying Lyft today with owning stock in a railroad company in the 1880s, when they were losing money from building thousands of miles of rail.
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" Silver countered such criticisms by telling me, "I think it's easy for people to say we shouldn't be talking about losing money when it's not their money.
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"Specifically, losing money was associated with more frequent feelings of being left out, lacking companionship, and being isolated from others," the Better Business Bureau wrote in September.
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Though Spotify is losing money — 173 million euros in 2015, the latest figures disclosed by its Luxembourg holding company — its cash needs may be getting less urgent.
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"While we were on the way to becoming profitable, we were nonetheless losing money — and I myself have no money to be able to lose," he tweeted.
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More than half of U.S. nuclear reactors are currently losing money, with losses totaling $2.9 billion annually, according to a recent report by Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
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BUFFETT: I THINK IT'S POINTLESS THAT PEOPLE -- IF THEY OWN BONDS, THEIR BONDS WOULD BE GOING DOWN AS RATES GO UP. QUICK: THEY WOULD BE LOSING MONEY.
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Insurers say they are losing money on their ObamaCare plans at a rapid rate, and some have begun to talk about dropping out of the marketplaces altogether.
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BlackBerry, whose corporate survival was in doubt shortly before Chen took charge as the company was losing money and hemorrhaging cash, is no longer on death's door.
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If you were going to talk to investors, some are still wary of how the company&aposs losing money and that&aposs been growing over time, too.
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The goal, simply, was to point out that not only can companies still losing money and burning cash go public, they may even get a strong reception.
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The decision surprised few considering GM had been losing money in that market for two decades and said it saw little upside potential despite repeated restructuring efforts.
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Weighed down by excess supply and sluggish demand, gasoline producers began losing money from gasoline after Asia's benchmark gasoline margin GL92-SIN-CRK in December turned negative.
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"For years the Fed funds rate had been well below inflation, so short-dated bond funds — any short-dated instruments —were losing money to inflation," he added.
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For every minute a plane isn't flying, it is losing money, and carry-on luggage is "the biggest bottleneck" when it comes to boarding, he told me.
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Several of the largest U.S. health insurers have pulled out of the exchanges for individual coverage after losing money on a sicker-than-expected group of patients.
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Ultimately, the CBO found that everybody who makes less than $75,000 would be losing money under the Senate tax plan over the course of the next decade.
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Cramer named 14 events that need to occur for the market to find a bottom and for stocks to stop endlessly losing money: Cramer Remix: China is a phony market Cramer's game plan: Pain now, gain later Cramer: Stocks dumped by the Dow—a shocking result "Many of these issues on the checklist must be resolved before we can be more concerned with making money than not losing money," Cramer said.
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And if you don't invest, and just keep your cash under the mattress (or, you know, in a savings account), in the long run, you'll be losing money.
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Trump has repeatedly described trade deficits — which mean one country imports more goods and services from a trading partner than it exports to that nation — as "losing" money.
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Opponents of the bank's policy have pointed out any rise in the crown's exchange rate means the bank will be losing money on its beefed up foreign assets.
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"They don't want to buy something that's losing money presumably and then all of a sudden, turn around, and these guys are not paying their bills," he said.
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While the decline may have partially resulted from miners switching to other cryptocurrencies, JPMorgan Chase & Co. says some in the industry are losing money after Bitcoin's price tumbled.
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They're losing money hand over fist, actually, but I think what matters is that if you want to speculate with it, I'm going to give you my blessing.
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Nominal yields have fallen so much that banks, insurers and pension funds, which use the spread between short- and long-term yields to generate profits, are losing money.
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The operating improvements reported today suggest the company has the potential to buckle down and deliver sustained profits after losing money for much of its 15-year existence.
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Meanwhile, other on-demand start-ups might be wary of testing the public markets because they're still losing money on every transaction, and don't have pathways to profitability.
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Startups that are losing money or don't have real claims to being tech companies could see similar pushback if they try to go IPO anytime soon, they said.
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It's also possible that they realized viewership and ratings would be low and decided that losing money was more important than putting an irresponsible series on the air.
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The paper had been losing money for years, as part of a trend faced by print newspapers competing for advertising dollars with digital behemoths like Facebook and Google.
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"We suspect the 51 stores being closed are losing money, are being cannibalized by other Lowe's stores, or face heightened competition by Home Depot and others," Fadem added.
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It's part of what's driving coal and nuclear power offline, since they can't match the price of natural gas–fired generation and are losing money in many markets.
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Because they don't have the space on the pipeline, they are paying others who already have it to take that gas, effectively losing money despite producing the gas.
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The firms using the line have been losing money on pumping barrels through it for months, because of high inventories and low prices for gasoline in the northeast.
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Before the 2008 financial crisis, automakers were relying on incentives to boost sales and preserve market share, to the point that they were losing money on some models.
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Under prior law, firms losing money owed no income tax for the current year, and they could obtain cash refunds for taxes paid in the previous two years.
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They all bleed together, sort of explaining that people still fundamentally don't understand the company, especially when it comes to them losing money or having very slim margins.
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Even as prices skyrocket, PBMs are forcing community pharmacies to choose between losing money and filling a prescription or losing business to big-box pharmacies owned by PBMs.
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Nuclear power is nearly carbon free, but many U.S. plants are losing money, hammered by sharply lower prices for rival fuel natural gas and lackluster demand for electricity.
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Here's what Anthem's CEO, Joseph Swedish, has been pushing for: Tighter enrollment rules after losing money on people who waited to signup for Obamacare until they were sick.
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"If consumers are feeling like they are losing money in the stock market and they are penny-conscious, beef is the most expensive protein out there," French said.
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" The firm added that "for equity investors, the best recipe for loss avoidance is time: as time horizons lengthen, the probability of losing money in stocks has decreased.
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Some power producers have bristled at the mandates, even scaling back their operations in certain markets because, they said, it became too difficult to compete without losing money.
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Yanolja's revenue nearly doubled to 188.5 billion won last year, from a year earlier, but the firm is still losing money on a consolidated basis, said CEO Kim.
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This is funky math that's sort of like waving a hand in front of your face to say the startup isn't losing money—it's investing in the future.
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Five South Dakota nursing homes have shut down in the past three years, and dozens more are losing money because the majority of their residents rely on Medicaid.
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It's dying out in certain areas — especially the U.S. — tournaments are losing money, there's not a lot of fans in the stands, and there's a lot of issues.
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The Australian dollar/Swiss franc cross, a barometer for such speculative bets, has fallen nearly 6% in eight weeks, indicating hedge funds were losing money on such bets.
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Industry experts estimate that the new bill would cost Uber and Lyft, both of which are losing money, $3,625 per California driver, about $800 million a year combined.
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Aluminum is a metal key for the transport and packaging industries but at current prices about 268 percent of the world's aluminum production is losing money, analysts say.
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The tech industry is littered with stories where not only did options not pay off, but people ended up losing money if they exercised their options too early.
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Its Japanese convenience stores are profitable, but other businesses — notably supermarkets and department stores it operates in rural areas where the population is shrinking — have been losing money.
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Both private and public sources of capital understand that losing money is a known path to success and will work with promising companies that aren't quite at profitability.
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More and more, every day, I meet entrepreneurs who are really good at losing money, and then trying to raise more capital to lose more money each year.
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And the company has been hit with a wave of negative press since it's gone public in May: Uber has yet to be profitable, and it's losing money.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, by 2027, workers and families making less than $75,000 a year will all be losing money due to the GOP's tax plan.
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The $1 rebate can be the difference between profiting and losing money for some biodiesel producers who in the United States make the biofuel largely using soybean oil.
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SharesPost traditionally allows shareholders to sell their stock options on the portal — but that means they could also be losing money if their company keeps rising in value.
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He said the Sonics were losing money because they had a terrible, uncompetitive arena lacking in the profitable add-ons that other franchises had, like restaurants and stores.
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They've been losing money hand over fist — $800 million in the past seven years — and were scheduled to close, the former in June and the latter next year.
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In the case of Casper, or even when Pinterest came out and was losing money, you could see how it would get to a point where it is profitable.
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Aside from the reality of losing money as prices erode, the possibility of getting hacked is still one of its biggest challenges to mainstream adoption and acceptance by regulators.
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But it's especially galling to find yourself undercut on price by a competitor that can get away with losing money thanks to its support from deep-pocketed venture capitalists.
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However, putting that substantial amount of cash in a traditional savings account is "losing money safely," said Nick Holeman, a certified financial planner with Betterment, an automated investing service.
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"It's a very tough pricing environment and we have to make sure that we look at every area of costs," he said, adding that the mine was losing money.
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Other insurers, including Anthem, have said this quarter that they are losing money on those customers and the government needs to make changes to make the marketplace more sustainable.
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These kinds of deals usually happen when a business actually makes money — investors want some kind of return on their investment — and Twitter is still losing money each quarter.
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HBO handed "Sesame Street" a lifeline back in 2015 when the nonprofit was losing money by agreeing to distribute new episodes on the paid cable network for five years.
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They competed on price rather than quality, losing money on their facilities in return for steep mark-ups on jet fuel, notes Adam Twidell of PrivateFly, a booking service.
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And despite that fast growth rate, furniture utilization remains above 95 percent, which means that the company doesn't need large warehouses to store unrented items that are losing money.
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"The overall pattern of weak supply and demand remains unchanged," Citic Futures analysts said in a note, adding that Chinese tin smelters were losing money at these price levels.
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Driving the news: Legacy brands are concentrated within a handful of huge corporations that are losing money on various business lines as their products fade in relevance and popularity.
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If you're a systemic payment system … you have to be on all the time, you can't have teething issues, you can't have people losing money out of their wallets.
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Because when a headphone company is losing money and announces a seemingly out-of-nowhere plan to launch an ICO, you know your investment will be in safe hands.
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Many insurers have been losing money on the plans, in part because total enrollment has been sharply lower than initially anticipated and due to higher-than-expected patient costs.
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" But he also argued that current right-to-repair legislation offers "significant opportunities for hackers to steal personal information, putting consumers at risk of losing money, privacy, and safety.
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Converteam, which in 2012 was rebranded GE Power Conversion, is losing money, and is expected to fetch less than what GE paid for it, the sources said this week.
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"We're essentially going to be losing money on running political ads," because the company is hiring "thousands" in advance of the 2018 elections, Zuckerberg said in an interview today.
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Despite cost cuts, around 30 percent of global platinum output - some three-quarters of which comes from South Africa - is still losing money, GFMS analysts at Thomson Reuters say.
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"I'm losing money because they won't let me clear more trees," said Valdemar Gamba, whose family owns Fazenda Gramado II, a 370-acre ranch with 200 head of cattle.
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The risk is that these loans never get paid back and banks start losing money in droves, said Peter Pauly, an economics professor at Toronto's Rotman School of Management.
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That's especially important since the company is still losing money, as it invests in research and development staffers, which made up almost half of new hires during the quarter.
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In an interview in mid-2015, Mr. Lore predicted that the company would take five years to reach a point where it was not losing money on every shipment.
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The CEO of Aetna, one of the country's largest health insurers, says the company is not giving up on the ObamaCare marketplaces despite losing money in them in 2015.
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Banking sources have said several other banks who have extended loans based on the PNB LoUs that were later found to be fraudulent are at risk of losing money.
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Pain across the massive meat industry, which is laying off workers and losing money, will deepen the stricken government's woes as the economy suffers its worst downturn since 13.
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They were scaling up really quickly, but didn't know how to handle it, financially—some of the stores started losing money, and the partners closed up shop in 2012.
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Both Uber and Lyft are losing money, so like several unicorns before them, they will seek to tap investor anxiety about missing out on a red-hot technology IPO.
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The company recently partially disclosed its 2016 financials and while the business was getting bigger, the unavoidable fact is the company is still losing money at an incredible pace.
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Investors seem willing to bet on the company despite the fact that it's losing money, reporting a net loss of $36.1 million on revenue of $75.5 million in 2018.
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AIG agreed last year to pay a reinsurance unit of Berkshire$10.2 billion to take over many long-term risks from U.S. commercial insurance policies that were losing money.
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Amazon officials said that over the next week they would adjust the pay of some employees to make sure workers did not end up losing money with the changes.
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U.S. health insurers, including UnitedHealth Group Inc, have said that they are losing money on the exchanges because many of their patients are older or have high medical costs.
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In 2015 and then again in 2016, he altered food and beverage packages, an area where the team had been losing money, and revenue increased from 2015 to 2016.
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Investors are clearly excited about the potential for Virgin Galactic (SPCE), even though it is currently unprofitable and is expected to continue losing money this year and in 2021.
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The area also became a hub of flagship stores, for which chains pay top dollar to expand their brand identity and don't mind breaking even, or even losing money.
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The nonprofit that owns the building said the center, which opened less than two years ago, had been losing money and it could no longer afford to run it.
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Shareholders should worry that the company has announced a large-scale investment program for new drilling in the U.S. even after three years of its drilling operations losing money.
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While Trump likes to brag about the properties — during a press conference at the NATO summit in Brussels he called Turnberry "a magical place" — they've also been losing money.
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And Molina Healthcare, one of the few insurers that seemed to be financially successful under the health law, reported on Wednesday that it was losing money in the marketplaces.
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WeWork, the unprofitable real estate start-up, and Peloton, the fitness company that is also losing money, are among those preparing to list their shares in the coming months.
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" The president went on to claim that not only is he not enriching himself, but that he's losing money: "I'm going to lose billions of dollars and that's okay.
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But the criminals can be so convincing that some people fall victim to the schemes and end up losing money — often by buying gift cards and revealing their PINs.
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People ages 40 to 69 reported losing money to romance scams at the highest rates, but those 70 and older were hardest hit, suffering a median loss of $10,000.
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Indeed, Sub-Sal co-owner Harvey Harrington and his partners were quickly losing money, and they started to believe that salving the wreck by hand was a waste of time.
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"At $35 or $45 differentials - the lion's share of companies in this industry are barely breaking even or actually losing money," Cenovus Chief Executive Alex Pourbaix said in an interview.
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I'm paying you 45 bucks a month for live TV. I don't think you're making any money on that, but that's not the reason you're losing money in general, right?
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Mushroom growers rely on the United Kingdom for 240 percent of sales and have been losing money since Britain's vote to quit the European Union in June sent sterling tumbling.
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UnitedHealth was losing money selling these plans when it pulled out of this market, as it and other insurers questioned the sustainability of former President Barack Obama's health reform law.
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In late June, Constellation executives told analysts they were not pleased with Canopy losing money and that they were working with the weed producer to win markets and become profitable.
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When Uber starts trading publicly in the coming weeks, it will join a very exclusive but less-than-desirable club — companies worth at least $5423 billion that are losing money.
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The company overall is losing money at a spectacular rate, and it made it clear to investors that it had no plans to alter this approach in the near future.
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Insurers including Aetna Inc, UnitedHealth Group Inc and Anthem Inc - which has agreed to buy Cigna - say they are losing money on the exchanges because of lower-than-anticipated enrollments.
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McCarthy has argued that like Netflix, a Wall Street darling, Spotify was losing money but that it could turn a profit eventually with a high-growth, direct-to-consumer business.
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Ant, which houses the massive Alipay online payment platform, is now valued at $60 billion and is gearing up for an IPO, despite the fact it is now losing money.
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Data from the GFMS team at Thomson Reuters shows more than 50 percent of mines are losing money on a total cost basis with copper prices around $4,400 a ton.
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Airlines have become adept at figuring out how many tickets they should oversell without losing money on rebooking passengers on different flights, meaning passengers will probably continue to get bumped.
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Given that oil companies are losing money hand over fist at current prices, reducing net revenues by $10 per barrel would have the effect of destroying the domestic oil business.
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While Twitter managed to beat analysts' expectations, earning $616 million in revenue compared to the forecasted $590-610 million, revenue growth has slowed and the company is still losing money.
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The entertainment company reported revenues and monthly active users that fell in line with estimates, but its guidance for the upcoming quarter was weak and it is still losing money.
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The government has battled unions and other groups for months over a bill that would, among other things, make it easier to fire people when a company is losing money.
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Under Mr. Smith's management, Vista established a remarkable track record by never losing money on a leveraged buyout, and regularly returning investors 30 percent or more on an annualized basis.
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For example, if an apartment-building REIT overestimates demand and rent levels, the REIT owning it could end up losing money on the investment, at least in the short term.
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"Core platform contribution profit," a metric that Uber defines as its rides and eats business, is under pressure from tricky markets where the company is losing money, like Latin America.
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The danger of truffles losing weight is always around the corner, and unless we sell these precious few ounces as soon as possible, we run the risk of losing money.
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"You look at a lot of these companies that are losing money for a very long time and they are being subsidized effectively by the VCs," he told Business Insider.
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"Both Lyft and Uber are expected to be losing money for years," said Jay Ritter, a professor of finance at the University of Florida and an expert on public offerings.
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In the end, Mr. Cifuentes said on Tuesday, he had enjoyed himself during his 40-year career, making money, losing money, spending it on cars and watches for his girlfriends.
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"If I choose to do a public event over a private one, I'm losing money, but when I do an event in the streets I'm also working," explained DJ Tessuto.
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With natural gas prices low, many fracking operations are losing money, so producers have been eager to find a use for the ethane they get as a byproduct of drilling.
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Trump is losing money on many of his businesses, but revenue increased at some of the resorts he visited in 247, according to his most recent personal financial disclosure forms.
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Both sources said order volumes were low in many markets, and one source said orders had to be delivered over large distances, resulting in both Deliv and Walmart losing money.
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And collections that were opened to the public by wealthy owners as vanity projects or tax strategies are closing as their benefactors get bored, tire of losing money or die.
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Unfortunately for SoftBank, both of its entrants in the market are not only losing money, and have plenty of money in the bank to sustain more losses in the future.
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Deutsche Bank said Wednesday that 900 people had already been given notice, primarily in a unit focused on stock markets that has been losing money and is being wound down.
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Statements about losing money are all part of the game, analysts said, noting that construction costs on Russian infrastructure routinely run 30 percent higher than for comparable projects in Europe.
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For insurers that are losing money now as the market finds its legs and that are well-established in other lines of business, there is less incentive to stick around.
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I've reviewed the budgets of more than 150 state agencies and learned that many are as poorly managed as the federal lands, losing money and lurching from crisis to crisis.
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Indeed, in order to prove he is losing money Trump would have to release verified financial information, like, say, his tax returns, and everyone knows he will not do so.
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"Wall Street promises these really high returns, but private equity has not delivered since 215, and hedge funds have been losing money for a very long time," Ms. Appelbaum said.
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The policy is in place to prevent unnecessary bookings as well as prevent the airlines from losing money in the event of a mass cancellation event such as a pandemic.
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For commercial properties, investors should focus on price and long-term returns, but there are such enormous tax advantages for real estate that losing money may seem hard to do.
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From what we can tell, by definition and absent some other form of other compensation, MoviePass will be losing money on every subscriber seeing two movies or more in a month.
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Tesla won't release its finances for the third quarter for another few weeks, so it's unclear whether the record deliveries helped turn a profit, or if the company's still losing money.
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But not every industry can be monopolized (or at least, they can't be monopolized fast enough; even SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son admitted recently that he is getting tired of losing money).
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Of existing coal plants around the world, 42% are losing money, and 1 in 4 tons of coal in the U.S. is sold to plants that have already committed to retiring.
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But for every day that you don't invest, you're losing money due to inflation — and you'll never realize this until you're in your 70s, at which point it'll be too late.
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It argued that, faced with the added risk, not only of losing money on mortgages but also of being sued, lenders would "make major, societally undesirable adjustments in their lending practices".
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Still, it seems likely that the company is losing money, because it's subsidizing the cost of every ticket its users buy, including in big cities where ticket prices hover around $15.
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Bankers, funds and investors, however, say that could change in 2016, as specialist buyers rethink a market where prices are languishing, mines are losing money and the traditional competition is weak.
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Tile's chief experience officer Simon Fleming-Wood tells me the company isn't worried about losing money from this change, even if people aren't buying trackers from them with as much frequency.
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But in 2014 former CEO Sergio Marchionne asked customers not to buy the car as FCA was losing money on it, and said he hoped to sell the smallest number possible.
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People ages 40 to 69 report losing money at the highest rates, and they are twice more likely to fall for the schemes than people in their 20s, the agency said.
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The most popular explanation is that the day's sales are so high, it can singlehandedly push a retailer from being "in the red," or losing money, into "the black," or solvency.
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Losing money is par for the course for fast-growing tech companies, but Blue Apron's lackluster IPO may suggest that Wall Street is losing patience with Silicon Valley's high-rolling margins.
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Plus, for women working hourly jobs, taking off work to get to the pharmacy before it closes means losing money they desperately need, if they're able to take off at all.
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Williams' family are losing money on the wheat they grow and the lambs they rear, and Bevan thinks small dairies like the one he works on are on the way out.
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Parlux says it expected to haul in about $50 million over 2 years, but instead the whole deal is pepe le pew -- it's losing money, and stores are returning unsold inventory.
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The idea behind predatory pricing is that a large company sets its prices so low that it is actually losing money, doing so to drive smaller competitors out of the market.
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"If they're getting the density — and these are not big, heavy packages and traveling a short distance — I would not expect UPS to be losing money on any customer," Jindel said.
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Tesla still carries asterisks — it is losing money, and it is not clear if the company can produce what it has promised — but it can point to 370,000 votes of confidence.
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To limit risk, especially as economists foresee another downturn, Scott said he would focus on expanding Blackstone's direct-lending business — a type of loan that protects the firm from losing money.
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His approach to private companiesThat list of concerns might create the impression that Mallouk wouldn't invest in a company that's losing money, or that he steers clear of the private market.
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But former CEO Sergio Marchionne asked customers not to buy the car in 2014 as FCA was losing money on it, and said he hoped to sell the smallest number possible.
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Such a comeback in yields means that anyone who bet on even higher Treasury bond prices at the end of August is likely losing money since rates rise as prices fall.
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More on that from Jim Tankersley of the NYT: The task force created by Mr. Trump to investigate the Postal Service's finances did conclude that the mail system is losing money.
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But in 2014 former CEO Sergio Marchionne asked customers not to buy that car as FCA was losing money on it, and said he hoped to sell the smallest number possible.
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A stomach for losses DelPrete said one of Zillow's advantages in the iBuying space is the company's stomach for "sustained unprofitability" as most iBuyers are currently losing money on the strategy.
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No one likes losing money, but after a period of extended quiet, savers making regular investments, perhaps for retirement, face a danger that a violent sell-off may help to address.
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But those acquisition efforts have recently stalled, with Walmart's e-commerce business losing money and some of its acquisitions, including ModCloth and Bonobos, remaining unprofitable, according to a report from Vox.
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In recent years, people ages 183 and under have been 25 percent more likely to report losing money to fraud than the 40-plus crowd, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Addressing management and owners from the likes of Manchester United, Juventus, Paris St.-Germain and Liverpool, Ross and RSE executives said something had to change — organizers could not keep losing money.
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Some feared a wag-the-dog effect, in which the pension fund would keep losing money and sucking more and more cash away from the co-op as more people retired.
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Just think, if you were an investor coming out of the Euro zone, chances are you are breaking even or even losing money for the year being invested in U.S. stocks.
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In addition to losing money on that premium, you will no longer be able to reap the benefits of contributing to a health savings account if one is offered, Votava said.
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And they are hitting younger adults the hardest: Last year, 20-somethings were more than twice as likely as people 30 and older to report losing money in fake-check scam.
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Many investors initially give young and fast-growing tech start-ups a pass for losing money, but questions about whether such companies can ultimately be profitable eventually catch up with them.
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A lawyer and league official before he was named commissioner in 1984, he stabilized a league that was tottering with its fan base shrinking and many of its teams losing money.
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Trump reported losing $46.1 million from his "core businesses" (meaning casinos, hotel, and apartment building retail space) in 1985 and kept losing money the years after, totaling $1.17 billion by 1994.
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Whether it's the fear of losing money or being in physical danger, the way in which escorts vet and screen their clients to see if they're actually legit is quite important.
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Economists dispute the idea the United States is "losing" money as the trade deficit is simply the difference between what the United States imports and what it exports to a country.
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Plus, if the bond trades lower between the time you bought it and the time it matures, that means you are losing money to inflation every single day that you own it.
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Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) said that many of the stores slated to be closed over the next 18 months are losing money, and most are located within walking distance of another location.
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Letitia James, public advocate for the New York pension scheme, attacked managers who "balk at negotiations for investor-favorable terms" believing they "could do no wrong, even as they are losing money".
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The Delta Gamma sorority's management corporation said it's losing money on leases for spaces that served as the campus headquarters for its Harvard chapter, which disaffiliated to become an all-gender club.
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Martin Walker, the Director of HIV Programs for Planned Parenthood's Greater Rocky Mountains affiliate, says they are worried about their program losing money through restrictions meant to hurt clinics that provide abortions.
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Data from the GFMS team at Thomson Reuters shows around 223 percent of mines are losing money on a total cost basis with copper prices around current levels near $4,600 a tonne.
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"People's demand for vegetable oils is quite stable, while demand for soymeal is weak as poultry farms are losing money and restocking of hogs is slow due to falling profits," Liang said.
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While TechCrunch understands that some country offices have been operationally profitable for more than a year, CEO Khosrowshahi indicated that it is losing money across the Southeast Asian region as a whole.
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As the story goes, Jerry first told his daughter she had two jobs: Find a way to stop losing money, and don't tarnish the star, referring to the Dallas Cowboys' iconic logo.
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Slack does have high growth with recurring revenues, but it also has plenty of negatives: trading at roughly 34 times trailing revenues, losing money and with a very low barrier to entry.
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Cenovus would not comment on whether the company is losing money on near-term rail shipments, but said they are scheduled to ramp up in the second quarter once new cars arrive.
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What ended up happening is that the company wasn't able to, as hard as they tried, wasn't able to manage losing money on an economic basis with going deeper inside the wallet.
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Of course, there is always hopes for additional stimulus, but what's the effect of throwing more money at companies that are losing money to begin with, even if they are producing more?
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Losing money the state would have gotten from these events is part of the reason the governor signed a measure into law that reverses parts, but not all, of the bathroom bill.
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But critics said it wasted large amounts of public funds trying to please rural voters, hurting exports and leaving the government with huge stockpiles of rice it couldn't sell without losing money.
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The common precaution of using a distant post office is costly: on an online forum, one dealer complains that dispatching a single package a day would mean losing money on petrol alone.
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But critics said it wasted large amounts of public funds trying to please rural voters -- hurting exports and leaving the government with huge stockpiles of rice it couldn't sell without losing money.
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Now, even with Wyoming Powder River Basin coal selling for less than a half penny per pound, coal power plants nationwide are losing money, unable to compete with natural gas and renewables.
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Because so few women surf in Norway, Aanestad said, surf shop owners are reluctant to carry the latest in thermal gear for them, including suits with attached hoods, afraid of losing money.
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Judge Mary Walrath has granted the troubled EDM company permission to spend up to $15 million on artist fees, which will allow it to temporarily continue operations and potentially stop losing money.
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Why it matters: Trump has criticized USPS for losing money, and yesterday formed a task force to explore possible reforms — two things that might not have been needed were governors in place.
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The business, which once was SGL's biggest profit driver, is losing money because cheap blast furnace steel from China is taking global market share from operators of electric arc furnaces outside China.
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Halfway through the plan, dealers complained that they were losing money on Nissan's incentives to buyers and that Nissan was selling too many vehicles to rental companies, flooding the secondary buyers' market.
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This week, Pinterest, the digital pin board company that also is losing money, set a price range for its public offering that values it below that of its last private market peg.
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Last month, PacifiCorp, which owns coal plants in Colorado (among other states), revealed that, according to its own analysis, 13 of its 22 coal plants are uneconomic — as in, currently losing money.
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And that's partly because electric cars are more expensive to make than internal combustion engine cars, but also, existing car manufacturers who are making electric cars are all losing money on them.
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Week after week lately, I've been stubbornly funneling part of my paycheck into diversified equity mutual funds in the hope of long-term gains, knowing full well that I've been losing money.
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Claiming a majority of teams were losing money, the owners demanded more of the revenue pot, and eventually got it, winning an increase in their share from 43 percent to 50 percent.
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With increases in rent and other costs, Mr. Gordon said, he was losing money and finding it more difficult to juggle the business along with his Fire Department job and family obligations.
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If you can't stomach the idea of losing money, many 529s offer lower-risk — and lower-return — options, including savings accounts insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and certificates of deposit.
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The suit notes that Peloton has licensed with some parties in the music publishing industry but not all, which means according to the suit that there are songwriters who are losing money.
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The bond issue itself was seen as a weapon in the political war to pressure Democrats to cave in to Governor Bruce Rauner's demands, while losing money for the cash-strapped state.
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Preferred valuation measures like the price to earnings ratio are not useful because Beyond Meat is losing money and is unlikely to record a profit for at least another year or so.
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Audi has been slow to introduce new products, hurting sales growth, so Audi dealers are generally losing money, existing Audi dealers said in a letter to the automaker in response to the talks.
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With the London Metal Exchange (LME) aluminum price languishing near two-year lows at a current $1,22019 per tonne, Alcoa estimates some 22.6 to 28 percent of the world's smelters are losing money.
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But no one can really prepare you for the intense stress that comes along with running a start-up, she says, and the stress that comes with losing money on a daily basis.
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Investing can be a great way to grow your money, yet the fear of not being educated enough about the stock market and losing money tends to scare off a lot of people.
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Are you going to be losing money on this, breaking even, or will this be a money-making— BOB IGER: Verizon is making available to their customers one year free of Disney Plus.
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Translation: Sony was losing money on the service — which sold for around $50 a month and was supposed to appeal to people who owned its Playstation gaming consoles — and didn't have many subscribers.
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If Ontruck sets the price too low it runs the risk of either reducing its own margin and potentially even losing money or having no one on the supply side accept the job.
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Previously, the company was probably losing money—or at best breaking even—on every MateBook X Pro it sold just tp ensure its top-end laptop wouldn't get crowded out by its competition.
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Two of the major airlines in which Etihad has invested, Air Berlin and Alitalia, are losing money, adding to pressure on Etihad's earnings caused by slowing growth in the Middle East's aviation market.
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By the time Joel Freedman and his private equity firm Paladin Healthcare officially acquired the hospital by way of an affiliate in 2018, it had been losing money for the past 14 years.
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Effectively, it is a tax on deposits that make lending and spending far more appealing options than losing money, every day, on the cash you put in the bank, or into government bonds.
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"I would categorize them as someone who doesn't flinch at losing money," commented Pravit Chintawongvanich, head of risk strategy at Macro Risk Advisors, who flagged the activity in a series of research notes.
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When you put your money in a range of different investments – generally in a mutual fund or an index fund, which hold many different individual stocks – you reduce the risk of losing money.
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The airline, losing money and market share to Gulf-based rivals such as Etihad and Emirates, has been hit by management turmoil in recent years and a 2016 plane crash that killed 47.
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These bonds have virtually no risk of loss, which past policymakers thought would prevent postal pension funds from losing money were it invested in standard stocks and bonds or were inflation to increase.
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SGL has been seeking a buyer for the business, which has been losing money because cheap blast furnace steel from China is taking global market share from operators of electric arc furnaces elsewhere.
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Although Uber is losing money in India, it is growing rapidly, and Khosrowshahi's frenetic schedule involved numerous meetings with Indian politicians and regulators, including one that evening with the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.
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Nathan Handwerker undersold his former employer, Feltman's, charging 5 cents a hot dog, a price he would maintain until 1944, when he raised it to 7 cents, after losing money on each sale.
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