Bannon and Drinkwater offered the Weinsteins a low-priced distribution deal.
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The economics of selling low-priced packaged goods online are tough.
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If you're into low-priced products, there's not enough margin or value.
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There's Anker, which makes low-priced, well-regarded accessories for your electronics.
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There were also a lot of tables piled with low-priced clothing.
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Costco's low-priced, bulk-size offerings ended up catching on with shoppers.
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Now "there are no more low-priced homes," reports CNBC's Diana Olick.
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Its shoes aren't low-priced enough to feel cheap, but rather accessible.
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Harry's started in 2013 and quickly expanded by selling low-priced razors online.
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So I look for mid-to-low priced items if something is trendy.
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Ikea's lineup of low-priced Tradfri smart lights and controllers continues to grow.
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Xiaomi has grown by creating mid-to-low-priced devices with high specs.
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High construction costs make it more difficult to profit on low-priced homes.
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Apple is lacking a low-priced streaming TV competitor, but that could've potentially changed.
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But slip rentals are far from the low-priced marina of Mr. O'Brien's youth.
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Forever 21 is a fast-fashion chain known for its low-priced, stylish clothing.
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One reason is that Canadian drug prices aren't as low priced as they appear.
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Last year, Roku introduced a low priced device called the Roku Express, for only $30.
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Still, he said of Gilt's low-priced sale, "That's something we have to worry about."
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Terreson is confident that Exxon will be able to weather the low-priced oil storm.
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As with its other absurdly low-priced, exceptionally high-quality products, I do not know.
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Mazrouei, the United Arab Emirates' energy minister, also singled out Canada's low-priced natural gas.
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DiFrisco said the restaurant's low-priced fare has been a key ingredient in its success.
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The barroom is more than a low-priced alternative; it's integral to the restaurant's personality.
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Rocket Lawyer follows a simple tenet of these sites: Offer free or low-priced services.
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They are not, however, putting up low-priced homes, even though demand there is high.
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With Lenovo Connect, you can connect around the world with a low-priced global roaming plan.
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Both are low-priced and low-tier Android devices, and both come with a fingerprint scanner.
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There are very few low-priced homes for sale, and far more expensive homes for sale.
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We, the average consumers, all like low-priced gasoline but this isn't the aim of Messrs.
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Installers make up most of the rest of the industry and rely on low-priced imports.
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Who stays here: Anyone looking for low-priced rooms in a great location near the beach.
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Netflix recently announced a low-priced mobile-only streaming plan designed to compete with India's Hotstar.
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We read great things about JBL's low-priced plug-in earbuds, so we gave these a shot.
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But Kenya's car market is dominated by low-priced, second-hand imports from countries, such as Japan.
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This one is a relatively low-priced camera that blends Fujifilm's aesthetic with more conventional, mainstream design.
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Sky-high home prices and few low-priced listings took their toll on these buyers yet again.
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Exchange-traded funds are low-priced funds that track a variety of different indexes and investment strategies.
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With both financial and business support from the luxury group, Michael Kors launched a low-priced line.
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To compete with Dollar Tree Inc as well as low-priced groceries at Walmart Inc and Amazon.
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And then there's the cost to carriers of keeping low-priced Huawei products off the U.S. market.
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One recent Saturday afternoon, enticingly low-priced books lay on the tables outside the store, as usual.
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This has made the United States a high-priced island in an ocean of low-priced steel.
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Houston's sprawling petrochemical industry is also flourishing, largely because of low-priced natural gas used for feedstocks.
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While low-priced fragrances often get a bad rep, paying big bucks doesn't guarantee a top-notch product.
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After the housing crash, real estate investing boomed, thanks to so many low-priced properties available for sale.
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The high costs of land, labor, materials and regulation make low-priced homes more difficult to profit from.
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Apple said its MacMini, a low-priced computer that comes without a keyboard or mouse, would be affected.
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The United States has become, in essence, a high-priced island in an ocean of low-priced steel.
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The town has historically relied on cheap labor, which is necessary if British consumers want low-priced produce.
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This thrifty mindset informed the vision for IKEA: to sell sold low-priced, simple products for the masses.
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The posters are a stark illustration of the deep divides between the two low-priced Mexican-food chains.
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Harry's, along with Dollar Shave Club, has disrupted the men's razor category by selling low-priced razors online.
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Apple did say its MacMini, a low-priced computer that comes without a keyboard or mouse, would be affected.
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There's no rush on the low prices, either, with a few low-priced flights extending into June of 2018.
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The company recently launched a new platform called GoStays that helps travelers on a budget find low-priced accommodations.
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The government has linked the outbreak to "polony" - low-priced processed meats that are mostly consumed by the poor.
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Prime Pantry is a service that offers "low-priced grocery and household essentials in everyday sizes" to Prime members.
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The group that filed the petition said low-priced Canadian exports resulted in U.S. mill closures and job losses.
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Xiaomi has announced the Mi Band 3, the latest in the company's popular line of ultra-low-priced wearables.
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Among the expected devices is a new Google Home mini — the company's answer to the low-priced Echo Dot.
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These amazing watercraft may sound expensive, but never before have personal subs been so low-priced and widely available.
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The company admitted in its prospectus that other smartphone vendors, including India's Lyf, are also selling low-priced devices.
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They argued to the International Trade Commission that U.S. manufacturers suffer undue material injury from low-priced foreign goods.
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The new courses highlight features that some low-priced laptops do not have, such as a camera and microphone.
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They elevate the form to actual art, producing products that are somehow both insanely high quality and low priced.
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Old Navy reached $1 billion in annual sales in its first four years by hawking trendy, low-priced clothes.
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Currently, more expensive homes are selling because there is a severe shortage of low-priced starter homes for sale.
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Pros: Low-priced service with popular channels, thousands of on-demand optionsCons: Very limited sports programming, no local channels
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The company admitted in its prospectus that other vendors, such as India's Lyf, are also selling low-priced devices.
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Trump recently accused Canada of "dumping" low-priced exports into U.S. markets using the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Especially given the fact that there's this incredibly low-priced option that looks just like the pricey pieces celebs wear.
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You can choose from a massive selection of low priced books, and keep reading for weeks on a single charge.
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During the housing crash, investors purchased about 4 million distressed properties, the vast majority of them low-priced, starter homes.
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And they would account for, in some cases, 60 to 70 percent of your sales on a low-priced sampler.
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Today: Amazon Prime Pantry launched in 2014, which offers "low-priced grocery and household essentials" from laundry detergent to shampoo.
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With its popularity, however, has come an influx of low-priced counterfeits, to the aggravation of Nigerian football's governing body.
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They include Beijing's long-standing practice of propping up state-owned companies, and flooding international markets with low-priced goods.
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MediaTek was likely to come under pressure as it supplied most of Xiaomi's mid- to low-priced smartphone chips, analysts said.
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The company has effectively stemmed the competitive threat of low-priced players by minimizing price differentials while reducing product-specific overlap.
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It's a unique phenomenon, too, since the pair didn't notice the same thing when other low-priced carriers expanded their reach.
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Companies with low-priced loans that were able to cut their borrowing costs are now being punished in the secondary market.
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And it happens on low-priced, low-storage Android phones, too, especially now that memory-expansion card slots are becoming rarer.
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There is no longer a steady stream of low-priced, foreclosed homes, so they have had to change their plans dramatically.
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Xiaomi, which filed for an initial public offering on Thursday, saw its Redmi 5A low-priced device ship 5.4 million units.
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Builders point to higher costs for land, labor and materials, as making it too difficult to profit on low-priced homes.
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As we got deeper into the store, we saw racks of low-priced nursing T-shirts for as low as $15.
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EasyFoodstore closed on Wednesday afternoon after bargain-hunters, attracted by the low priced food, swamped the supermarket, stripping its shelves bare.
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The Clips have been looking for a low-priced wing to shoot, defend, and make plays off the bounce ever since.
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In 2004, she and Beyoncé started the House of Deréon, a trendy, low-priced clothing brand named after Ms. Lawson's mother.
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The company's directors are seeking a chief executive who will streamline Chevron's operations in the current, comparatively low-priced oil market.
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With the moves, Amazon is increasingly battling Walmart and other low-priced retailers for the wallets of those with less disposable income.
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This past month, the US Trade Commission announced that a new wave of tariffs was coming on low-priced Chinese steel sheeting.
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Will that happen here now that Amazon is starting to sell tons of low-priced items in a way that seems unprofitable?
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If the tax credits covered the cost of basic, low-priced plans, every consumer would have access to a proliferation of choices.
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Western brands and retailers that source low-priced clothing there have inspected 2000,300 active factories and pressured suppliers to make real improvements.
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Before that, it updated the low-priced $329 iPad, giving it with a 503-inch screen that works with the Apple Pencil.
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"New vehicles with defective airbags cover pretty much the whole spectrum, from low-priced cars to the highest-end models," said Sen.
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While Suniva wants less foreign competition, developers rely on low-priced imports to compete with fossil fuels and have argued against tariffs.
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The company has embarked on a campaign to sell low-priced phones nationwide as a way of mitigating the loss, Mworia said.
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They profited off their ability to generate, at a vast scale, rapid translations of runway fashions into low-priced clothing and accessories.
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In four years, Old Navy hit $1 billion in annual sales by hawking trendy, low-priced clothes for Americans across age groups.
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Several acquisitive investment-grade companies have not deleveraged as promised, leaving banks with more exposure than anticipated in low-priced acquisition loans.
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Old Navy, born in 0003, reached $1 billion in annual sales in its first four years by hawking trendy, low-priced clothes.
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After the positive response he received, he soon decided to discontinue all of the other products and focus on low-priced furniture.
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WASHINGTON — China is the main target of possible tough new United States trade measures against low-priced imports of steel and aluminum.
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Nigerian banks face stiff competition from rapidly growing financial technology firms that offer low-priced services in the payments market in the country.
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Abans has also widened its product portfolio to include low-priced, Abans-branded products to make its business more resilient in a downturn.
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With the new relatively low-priced education iPad, the company hopes more people will start using the low-latency (20 milliseconds) Apple Pencil.
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The low-priced WaterPoint 8-inch Rain Shower Head delivers an impressive amount of water pressure and water volume for a rain shower.
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For more than 30 years, they have accused Canadian producers of taking advantage of the United States market to "dump" low-priced lumber.
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But corn ethanol remains competitive against sugarcane only when produced in areas with ample and low-priced corn supplies, such as Mato Grosso.
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It took Netflix more than three years to reach that level when it started selling low-priced subscriptions for DVD rentals in 211.92.
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In the early years of DragCon, Blas was successful in selling low-priced items geared at the mostly teen audience the show attracts.
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They hunt for low-priced tickets: Up to $1,300 is viewed as acceptable for a round-trip flight from New York to Senegal.
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It took Netflix more than three years to reach that level when it started selling low-priced subscriptions for DVD rentals in 1999.
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Only a short-term gain The tariffs provided some positives for the industry, such as a drop in low-priced imports and increased profits.
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Investors are eyeing the "fortune at the bottom of the pyramid," she said, much as Walmart profits from selling low-priced items to millions.
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The new initiatives related to low-priced goods also have the potential to anger some Amazon employees and maybe anyone worried about climate change.
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"This simple, low-priced crib comes unfinished so you can paint it any color you want (if you're up for it!)," the website notes.
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Looking for low priced tickets isn't a bad thing by any means, but those prices should just be taken with a grain of salt.
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It's just as true for high-priced items as low-priced ones, but let's stick with the financially cheap (but calorically expensive) frozen treats.
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The world of high-end, low-priced handsets was rocked last month when ZTE announced the Blade V8 Pro at CES in Las Vegas.
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Plus, Wow Air adds a slew of additional fees (a common practice for low-priced budget airlines), including luggage fees and seat assignment premiums.
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GDAX said in a statement Wednesday evening ET that trading had resumed, but had no further comment to CNBC on the low-priced trades.
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The firms say low-priced imports, especially those from competitors supported by foreign government subsidies, had caused them to slash jobs in recent years.
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Facio wants to keep workers from falling victim to predatory debt and instead gain financial freedom with a low-priced payroll loan to employees.
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Builders say they are trying to put up more low-priced, entry-level products, but they are still a small percentage of new product.
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If rental landlords suddenly dumped a few million low-priced homes on the market, and they sold fast, that median would shift lower immediately.
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The trade case has fueled anxiety among installers that make up most of the rest of the industry and rely on low-priced imports.
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Consumables are relatively low-priced items that do not exhibit much cyclicality in end market demand, supporting an expectation of stable revenues and cash flows.
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While all Americans have benefitted from imported low-priced products, the costs in lost jobs and reduced incomes have primarily fallen on America's working class.
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The shop offers plenty of low-priced favorites as well, including this dot stud ($20) from Nancy Kraskin or this Catbird-exclusive silver choker ($48).
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For instance, fast-fashion brands H&M and Zara, which sell low-priced items in large amounts, have both raced to make a sustainability remittance.
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The company was once peerless in the portable market, but now the space is crowded with smartphones and a relentless flood of low-priced distractions.
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Nigerian officials have expressed concern that the country could be flooded with low-priced goods, confounding efforts to encourage moribund local manufacturing and expand farming.
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More low-priced homes would seem to be a windfall for a housing market plagued with extremely short supply, but that is not the case.
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It's a particularly tough barrier in the wake of hubs like Amazon's Echo, which have found a low-priced back door into the smart home.
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That's a really low priced deal, and even comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee to cover you in case things don't work out.
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The low-priced tickets are aimed at under-12 children and those with disabilities in a bid to boost attendance and interest in the Games.
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Cramer attributed this to the company proving it wouldn't have a problem paying out its large dividend or surviving in a low-priced oil environment.
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Parents in true insurance states often bought low-priced private plans for their children rather than paying more to put them on their group plan.
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You might not find Crayola, but you can snag loads of low-priced craft supplies — perfect for stocking a playroom or classroom on a budget.
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But India protects its markets behind the highest average tariffs among the world's biggest economies, and it fears floods of low-priced imports from China.
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Branstad also stressed the importance of opening markets to agricultural goods, protecting intellectual property and addressing China's "unfair and illegal" sales of low-priced steel.
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Students attending the typically low-priced community colleges in California will pay little to nothing, allowing them to use federal funds to help with living expenses.
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Waymo has launched operations in Phoenix, which is one of the top markets for senior living because of its sunny climate and low-priced housing stock.
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If you include the lower cost of goods from cheaper fuel, low-priced natural gas put $1,337 back in the pocket of the average American family.
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The retailer has been trying to compete aggressively on some items to win sales and draw customers away from low-priced rivals like Wal-Mart Stores.
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The 2-liter Purifry model gets crazy good reviews, with tons of people raving about the crispiness and speed such a low-priced device can offer.
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"Without safeguard relief, it is hard to see how we maintain our competitiveness in the face of a continued onslaught of low-priced imports," Fettig said.
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"In the mid-90s, the founders tried to build a mass-market business by selling lots of low-priced PCs," Forbes' David Einstein wrote in 1999.
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It may end up benefiting extra low-priced retailers, which have already moved away from the country to cheaper nations in recent years, Mr. Preysman said.
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While most of Amazon's revenues come from the sale of low-priced products, most of its profits come from its cloud computing operation, Amazon Web Services.
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Kids will love the N'Ice Caps Kids Thinsulate Waterproof Reflector Mittens because they'll keep their hands warm, and parents will love them because they're low priced.
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They contend that changes to baseload power are driven instead by challenges from low-priced natural gas, which has made coal and nuclear plants less competitive.
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Others sell their items at a wholesale price to Amazon, which then funnels the low-priced goods into membership programs such as Prime Pantry or Amazon Fresh.
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Chinese companies told him the measure was designed to cut an excessive number of low-quality, low-priced tours for Chinese tourists visiting Korea, the official said.
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I found it to be a scrappy place with a tradition of taking the long view—most notably by successfully deploying a low-priced fiber optic service.
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If you already own EarPods or other low-priced earbuds and use them daily, consider making some decent if not downright awesome headphones your next gadget purchase.
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This focus is purposefully shown in new Uniquely J brand, which is likely to appeal to shoppers who already have many low-priced options of equal convenience.
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Such low-priced IPOs have been often been followed by lackluster public market performance, and can lead to problems with employee morale, recruitment and retention, dealmakers say.
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Sports Direct, a mainstay of Britain's shopping streets offering low priced sports goods through 450 stores, has had a torrid year so far, issuing two profit warnings.
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Sales of low-priced homes are down significantly this year, according to the National Association of Realtors, not for lack of demand, but for lack of supply.
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His Low-Priced Stock Fund has gained 2162.75% annually for the past 2149.78 years, better than any other surviving mid- or small-cap fund, according to Morningstar.
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"With greater transparency, there's the distinct possibility that low-priced hospitals will demand higher rates once they find out what their competitors are getting paid," Levitt added.
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"If the market goes down and there's stronger competition, some low priced products won't get into the market," said an industry source familiar with the agreed prices.
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The app, which works on low-priced mobile phones, lists posts geographically so that users and government agencies can quickly find out what issues are facing communities.
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" Nucor objected, stating there are "adequate supplies" of domestic steel slab and that "access to low-priced imported steel is not a sufficient basis for an exclusion.
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While not all of the low-priced options knocked it out of the park, there are definitely a few I plan to add to my beauty rotation.
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But I&aposve stumbled across a strategy anyone with a United card issued by Chase can use to open up a substantial number of low-priced awards.
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Magnit offers low-priced products and is Russia's biggest food retailer by store numbers and ranks number two by sales, It has around 15,000 stores across Russia.
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The president has repeatedly promised to protect metal producers, iconic Rust Belt industries that the administration says are hurt by low-priced imports from countries like China.
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In 2014, managers and executives joined rank-and-file workers in a weekslong protest at Market Basket, a low-priced grocery store chain based in New England.
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If you include the lower cost of goods from more affordable fuel, low-priced natural gas put $1,85033 back in the pocket of the average American family.
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DUBAI, May 29 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets were mixed in quiet, early trade on Monday with low-priced shares favoured by local retail investors lifting Dubai's bourse.
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The network's headquarters was in Prato, a Tuscan city northwest of Florence that has long been home to a large Chinese community that manufactures low-priced garments.
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Though you'll need to get creative, there are tons of smart, off-kilter items that are low-priced enough for you to spread holiday joy far and wide.
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"Only corporations with innovations and proper brand management will have the opportunity to stand out from the homogeneous competition of low-priced products," Lo said in a statement.
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After years of being known for its nice, low-priced cars that rarely stood out on American roads, Kia has taken a huge step in changing that perception.
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Honda is ahead of Nissan by a couple of years in offering their low-priced cars with a suite of driver assistance technologies under the Honda Sensing banner.
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While these are no $4 steals like at Trader Joe's, the company's move to start selling high-quality, low-priced wine is still something to get excited about.
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If the entertainment industry truly wants users to stop pirating, its best option is to see piracy as a competitor—then offer a low-priced, high-quality alternative.
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The competition from solar and wind, along with abundant low-priced gas produced by fracking, is curbing orders for new plants and forcing the closure of old ones.
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CEO Tom Langan described the move as necessary to get the company to a profit, at the same time that low-priced acquisition offers were starting to accumulate.
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Given the company's recent push with Windows 10S, the product could certainly make sense as part of the company's push into low priced devices for the education market.
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The bank considers low-priced securities as those that trade over-the-counter at, or below, $5 per share, and have limited or no financial disclosure information available.
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Restaurant Row, 46th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues, on the fringe of Broadway, is conspicuously garish, with low-priced pre-theater restaurants and hawkers stalking passers-by.
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Walmart has also said it aims to grow its selection of clothing beyond everyday, low-priced items, to include more high-end pieces from well-known, designer labels.
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Mr. Stadler said the likely reason was that Volkswagen was slow to introduce a low-priced sport utility vehicle for the Chinese market, a popular vehicle category there.
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Beyond Beauty has caught the attention of several beauty vloggers who have sung the praises of the collection as a low-priced alternative that doesn't skimp on quality.
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But if this spending is misplaced and directed toward low-priced vendors overseas, it will simply incentivize foreign countries to subsidize their industries and harvest U.S. taxpayer dollars.
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Xiaomi, established only in 2010, is now the world's fourth-largest smartphone manufacturer by producing low-priced devices that have drawn comparisons — favorable and accusatory — to the iPhone.
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"The days of handing low-priced securities, diluting the company to a bunch of long-only shops in Boston and New York, I think those days are over."
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"The gap between high-priced and low-priced stocks has been rising for many years," said Paul Quinsee, the global head of equities at JP Morgan Asset Management.
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Ultra-low-priced oil's positive impact on consumers ultimately outweighs the negative impacts to corporations, said Michael Hsueh, a foreign-exchange strategist covering energy commodities at Deutsche Bank.
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Normally, investors will go bargain-hunting when the market saw as sharp a dive as it has during February, but low-priced sectors are still hard to find.
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We are facing similar challenges again today, as countries like China and others are continuously overproducing steel and aluminum and flooding our market with unsustainably low-priced imports.
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But Amazon has recently launched a line of low-priced, private-label personal care and beauty basics, like face washes and shaving creams, per market research firm CB Insights.
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Amazon also sells low-priced grocery items through Amazon Fresh, but that grocery program costs $14.99 a month in addition to the regular $99-a-year Prime membership fee.
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Oppo is one of the fastest-growing smartphone brands in China which has made its name through high-spec low-priced devices, being sold through bricks and mortar stores.
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The real problem is a complete absence of leadership and policy aimed at making sure that low-priced, ubiquitous, world-class fiber optic services reach every home and business.
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However, the NGOs say singling out low-priced cobalt typically produced by artisanal miners ignores other "serious red flags" such as corruption by large-scale miners of all metals.
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Some initial stories about the deal seemed to imply that it was a low-priced acqui-hire, which only serves to devalue Moat in the eyes of potential customers.
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The retailer, known for its low-priced fashion-forward apparel for young men and women, has hired investment bank Piper Jaffray Companies to help raise funds, the sources said.
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After a splashy U.S. launch of low-priced smartphones, smart TVs, and electric bikes, the company admitted that it was growing too fast, and was running low on cash.
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The Chinese company sells low-priced power packs, phone cases, keyboards and mice, and products like lamps, oil diffusers and even vacuums under its new home office brand, Eufy.
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With new, low-priced competition, the firm says DexCom now must innovate under pressure to discount its hardware, which previously made margins of 45 to 50 percent per device.
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"The government has already waived off taxes and duties on the import of renewable energy products, and local manufacturers cannot compete with the low-priced imported items," he said.
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Restaurants that take advantage of add-on menus, or low-priced items that diners can order as part of a larger meal, have been most successful, the analyst said.
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Analysts and other industry watchers expect Apple to launch three smartphones: a 5.8-inch iPhone 11 Pro, 6.5-inch 13 Pro Max and a low-priced 6.1-inch 11R.
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The move was an effort to shield American producers from low-priced imports, which the administration said were a threat to the domestic industrial base and therefore national security.
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Wesfarmers said that subject to completion, Catch Group will operate as an independent business unit under Ian Bailey, the managing director of Kmart Group, Wesfarmers' low-priced retail chain.
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Low-priced soap, rice, bean, peas and eggs would now be sold only in limited quantities per person and controlled through the national system of ration books, she said.
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Perhaps the restaurant is simply trying to maximize profits: It has a cohort of Chinese patrons who come for the low-priced lunch specials and wouldn't eat there otherwise.
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The Commerce Department last fall slapped new tariffs on Canada's softwood lumber imports into the United States, saying those companies flooded the American market with artificially low-priced products.
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Others, such as a bathroom kit that includes a yard of toilet paper and sanitary wipes, are a low-priced but practical accessory to have handy on any trip.
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We expect revenue from IPTV services to continue to rise as the telcos attract more subscribers from cable-TV operators, using their ability to offer low-priced bundled packages.
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Trudeau's comments come after President Trump accused the U.S.'s northern neighbor of unfairly "dumping" low-priced exports into U.S. markets through the North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Wish, based in San Francisco, sells a wide assortment of low-priced, no-brand goods through its core Wish app, as well as other apps called Geek and Mama.
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Meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers, the president said such restrictions would help save struggling steel companies from foreign competitors that "dump" low-priced metal on American markets.
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In contrast, Best Buy Co Inc depends heavily on China to source smaller TV sets and other low-priced merchandise, and there are no easy alternative supply countries, he said.
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EBMA had called for registration, arguing that a surge of low-priced imports could result in a stockpile before the main 2018 selling season, undermining the effect of potential duties.
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It's hard to make money because if you have to get a product and get it somewhere, and it's low priced, there's not a lot of margin to be made.
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In a letter to investors, Sonos said its growth in Europe was slower than expected since the growing adoption of voice in the region was skewed toward low-priced products.
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The places where we've seen some softness are places where we've chosen to put less emphasis on some of the very low-priced water and juice drinks around the world.
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That number was no doubt helped along with the low-priced Echo Dot, and sticking Alexa on an essentially free device should help the assistant's home penetration rate event more.
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"We're buying low-priced, beaten-down bonds of U.S. shale producers, particularly those in the Permian Basin and Eagle Ford," he said, referring to shale-oil producing areas in Texas.
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H&M in 2008 bought Fabric Scandinavien AB, the owner of the Cheap Monday brand, whose trademark product is low-priced skinny jeans, and the store chains Weekday and Monki.
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We even see the trend in fashion: Millennials have little interest in prestige labels and much prefer the low-priced "fast fashion" they can buy at Zara or H&M.
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India sought a pact that would allow it to export its vast array of low-priced, generic pharmaceuticals to China — a potent source of competition that China's pharmaceutical industry resisted.
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It has provided low-priced offices to dozens of groups, including the Granny Peace Brigade and the Socialist Party USA, since 21, when the War Resisters League began leasing it.
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Sometimes, the combatants are immigrant men like Mr. Rodríguez, who are drawn to the area's low-priced rooms and are sometimes seen staggering from corner to corner as night falls.
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Low-priced U.S. natural gas, spurred by the shale energy revolution, has led to massive domestic fuel-switching and thus big reductions in conventional air pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Dubai index was up 0.3 percent on the back of low-priced, speculative stocks, with healthcare and education investment firm Amanat rising 2.6 percent in the market's heaviest trade.
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Instead, he was looking to buy low-priced stocks — ones from companies that weren't necessarily well-run businesses but that could prove profitable investments because of their rock-bottom prices.
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The Chinese company, established only in 2010, is now the world's fourth-largest smartphone manufacturer by producing low-priced devices that have drawn comparisons — favorable and accusatory — to the iPhone.
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But Qualcomm also helped South Korea's Samsung Electronics and many Chinese competitors, which churned out a flood of low-priced iPhone rivals and made smartphones affordable to many more people.
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"The days of handing low-priced securities, diluting the company to a bunch of long-only shops in Boston and New York, I think those days are over," Gerstner said.
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The decline of that industry and related employment has been caused by technological changes in mining, and competition from low-priced natural gas for electricity generation, not by environmental regulations.
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As at other retailers, the private-label business at Amazon allows the company to offer low-priced alternatives to major brands as customers become increasingly comfortable with in-house brands.
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In many of those cases, snagging a low-priced flight means keeping up with the incoming deals as they arrive, and then being ready to pounce as soon as one's available.
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Investors as well as rivals in the telecoms industry are keenly waiting for the services to be launched as Reliance seeks to reshape the Indian telecom market with low-priced offerings.
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In the second quarter the company will release a new version of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, as well as a mid-range and low-priced option, according to 9to5Mac's report.
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The result is a flood of low-priced items — a $2 roll of dental floss or a 75-cent makeup brush — made available to Prime customers with free one-day shipping.
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Margins have come under pressure in the low-to-mid-end of the smartphone market where Chinese players have been able to bring high-spec but low-priced devices to market.
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Low-priced or even free advertising sites like Craigslist and Backpage made it easy and affordable to advertise services online, and they provided a vastly safer alternative to street-based work.
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As Amazon grows more profit-conscious, it is making sure grocery brands cover losses on low-priced products sold during Prime Day, one of its biggest sales events of the year.
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As higher input costs forced Conagra and other consumer goods makers to raise prices, the industry has also lost share to low-priced private label brands at Walmart, Kroger and Amazon.com.
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The Philippines recently rushed to import rice to stabilise retail prices of the national staple that had steadily risen amid the absence of low-priced NFA supply in the local market.
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While Apple was busy trying to get pricey iPads into classrooms, Google had a different plan: It was sneaking into schools low-priced, secure Chromebooks, which cost about $299 a pop.
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Xamarin previously sold its tools on a subscription basis that ranged from a low-priced $25/month option for independent developers to a $999/year business account and $1,899 enterprise version.
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Hoffmann's appointment comes at a time competition between restaurant chains have intensified, especially in the breakfast meal category, with McDonald's and Burger King offering dollar menus and other low-priced deals.
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Their free and low-priced courses are taught by instructors from the best universities and academic institutions around the world, allowing anyone to advance their education, professional goals, or personal interests.
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The Gates Hotel South Beach is a convenient, clean, low-priced hotel that guests will like for its prime location, pool, good bar and restaurant, and most of all, affordable price.
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Others say moviegoing has become too expensive — concessions, tickets, babysitters — especially given the growing array of low-priced at-home entertainment options that are often already part of a household's budget.
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The founders reportedly relied on former and current Republican officials to approach law-enforcement agencies about using the low-priced service, or in some cases, a free trial of the software.
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" In 1969, The New York Times suggested a visit to the dog races in a travel guide to the "tranquil, low-priced Mediterranean-style enclave on the coast of turbulent China.
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In Wish, JD likely sees a company that has quickly become a leader in the sale of low-priced goods to people all over the Western world, almost exclusively on mobile devices.
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You don't even have to worry about whether or not your insurance company will cover your prescription: Hims sells low-priced generic medications directly to consumers, taking insurance out the equation entirely.
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The east African nation's car market is dominated by low-priced second-hand imports from countries such as Japan, but investors monitor new car sales to gauge the health of the economy.
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Commenting on the launch in Italy of new mobile rival Iliad last month, Genish said the French telecom operator's low-priced offer was "aggressive", but "not disruptive", and TIM's position remained solid.
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The government traced the listeria strain responsible for the outbreak to "polony", a low-priced processed meat from a factory owned by Tiger Brands, after 948 cases were reported since January 2017.
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Emissions from the energy sector have declined primarily due to the decreased use of coal for electricity generation, a trend made possible by low-priced natural gas, the Energy Information Administration reported.
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The last few months have seen a dramatic decline in fortunes for a firm which has a presence on most British shopping streets, offering low priced sports goods through its 450 stores.
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The last six months has seen a dramatic change in fortunes for a firm which has a presence on most British shopping streets, offering low priced sports goods through its 450 stores.
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Its assembly line food preparation style prevents it from doing a mix of high- and low-priced offerings that appeal to a broad range of diners, Mizuho restaurant analyst Jeremy Scott said.
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And while some people complained of the high price of tickets, Konstantin Selinevich, Ms. Vishneva's husband and close collaborator, insisted that there are always low-priced tickets available for students and dancers.
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Jettisoning veterans and going with low-priced youth in a way the Yankees never did, Jeter endured a pair of last-place finishes and the lowest home attendance in the major leagues.
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Investors will also soon be able to buy shares of standalone clothing retailer Old Navy, which is being spun off by Gap (GPS) and is a big seller of low-priced jeans.
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REFINANCING IN RETREAT Most investment grade companies had already locked in low-priced loans, which caused a 29% drop in refinancing to US$430bn in 2016, down from US$605bn in 2015.
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"Builders will build for where the demand is," and if most demand is in the mid to low-priced tiers of the market, then that's where activity will pick up, Berson said.
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The health ministry last year also recommended a 44 rupee flat tax on every pack of 20 cigarettes, but the government that time instead cut prices on low priced packets to discourage counterfeits.
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Realme has made a major splash in 2019 with a series of impressively low-priced devices, but now the company is releasing its first phone that could seriously be described as high-end.
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The steelmaker blamed high levels of low-priced imports for its decision to consolidate work at East Chicago Tin facility into the ones at Gary Works and the Midwest Plant in Northwest Indiana.
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But there's an area where Amazon's growth has been noticeably restrained: low-priced goods where the cost for Amazon to ship them is higher than the price a customer pays for the item.
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In lieu of a low-priced Echo-like device, the set-top box is the closest the company has to an always-on connect product that can serve as a smart-home hub.
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But newer sales indicate a preference for the smaller form factor and low-priced smart devices, like Echo Dot and Google Home Mini, the latter which outsold Google Home in three months' time.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY In comparison to its peers, Imperial Brands is mainly a European operator, although now with a larger US presence and with a strong presence in the medium- and low-priced segments.
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It was a big turnaround for the company that had struggled in recent years in the smartphone market because of rising competition from low-priced Chinese brands and Apple on the high-end.
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Beyond a low-priced room, the service has a focus on mobile — 70 percent of bookings are made from mobile devices — which includes a concierge service and 24-hour customer assistance if required.
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There is broad bipartisan support for Trumps drive to hold China accountable for years of economic espionage, cyber attacks, forced technology transfer and dumping of low-priced goods made with hefty government subsidies.
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Because of its free delivery policy for Prime members, Amazon demands very low-priced delivery service from carriers who want to get a piece of its massive and ever-growing volume of shipments.
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Rather than relying on a trusted neighborhood Avon lady for a new brochure every two weeks, online shopping made it possible to find high-quality, low-priced goods with the click of a button.
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With direct access to 780 million shoppers who visit its stores in 52 countries each year, Ikea will soon be in position to dominate the smart home with its low-priced and interoperable gear.
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Primark, part of Associated British Foods, sells low-priced clothes such as $5 T-shirts in 11 countries, and is constantly under pressure to explain how it makes clothes so cheaply without exploiting workers.
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The bank took steps regarding low-priced stocks "to ensure we are complying with Securities and Exchange Commission regulations and protecting the interests of our clients," said Jerry Dubrowski, a spokesman for the bank.
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However a lack of warm clothing options at low-priced chain GU - which the firm hopes to build up to become a second Uniqlo - saw same-store sales fall slightly over the same period.
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That might alienate allies who share complaints about Chinese technology policy and a flood of low-priced steel, aluminum and other exports they say are the result of improper subsidies and hurt foreign competitors.
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"In the U.S., market conditions continue to be challenging, with weak demand for oil and gas pipe due to low drilling volumes, large inventories, and continued low-priced imports," TMK said in a statement.
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Once nearly synonymous with cheap labor and low-priced goods, the government is now looking for new ways to add value and growth to the economy by boosting innovation, consumption and the services sector.
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He said that some of the most alluring opportunities were found in areas with relatively low-priced properties before the storm, since homeowners in those neighborhoods sometimes lacked the financial resources to quickly rebuild.
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While the internet and the availability of low-priced, high-quality videocassettes and DVDs were bad for his business, the long-delayed redevelopment of Times Square eventually made his property more valuable than pornography.
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Constellation Brands revised what had been a $1.7 billion deal to sell a portfolio of low-priced wine and spirits brands to E. & J. Gallo Winery, in order to satisfy Federal Trade Commission concerns.
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A new $150 million brewery in the western Kenyan city of Kisumu will start production of EABL's Senator Keg beer, a low-priced lager made from locally grown sorghum, later this year, Cowan said.
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The company said last July it was counting on a rise in demand for scotch whisky and its low-priced Senator Keg beer to counter the impact of an increase in taxes in Kenya.
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The plaintiffs told the Supreme Court that companies like Conagra simply want to place class actions out of reach for low-priced consumer goods, which individuals are unlikely to sue over on their own.
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Woroch recommended going to stores like Walmart for your kids' clothing gifts where you can get great, low-priced items that won't bring you to tears if an outfit gets trashed at the playground.
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The common explanation for this has been that there are too few low-priced homes for sale, and that tight credit standards and high student loan debt take homeownership off the table for young buyers.
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The United States filed the case at the World Trade Organization (WTO) arguing that artificially cheap bank loans and low-priced inputs for Chinese aluminum contribute to excess capacity that undercuts American workers and businesses.
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If that's not your thing (completely understandable), the store itself also has a pretty great — if not overwhelmingly huge — selection of low-priced dresses, jeans and cutoffs, tees, and more from the past half century.
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If Ecogen has low-priced gas contracts that are set to expire, it is likely to face higher fuel costs down the track, which could cap the price IMF could fetch for the power plants.
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Bethel's population is a mix of young families attracted by its relatively low-priced homes and strong schools, retirees living in condos and people who grew up there and are raising their own children there.
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The city also has a handful of Michelin-starred restaurants, and regular visitors, and more than a few locals, swear there are some mid- and low-priced gems with inventive menus scattered here and there.
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A flood of low-priced oil into the market from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates is intensifying the pressure on prices after the collapse of a price supporting agreement with Russia last week.
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Black Friday, the most celebrated shopping day of the year, abounds with tales of fistfights over discounted televisions or even stampedes as consumers rush to get that low-priced sweater they saw in an ad.
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In a market where consumers demand low-priced, high-quality products, it's nearly impossible to do it any other way; American mills are either outdated or too small, and American production costs are too high.
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One drink per day of a popular beer required 0.96% of income in 2010 compared to 4.87% in 1950, whereas a low-priced wine in 103 required 0.36% of income compared to 1.05% in 1978.
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"We guarantee that we will provide low-priced human insulin to ensure access to quality treatments for patients in the poorest parts of the world for many years to come," the company said in a statement.
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Apple has been attacked by the likes of Huawei, which has made a huge bid for the high-end space in recent times, and the attraction of the high-spec low priced phones produced by Xiaomi.
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Sales of Senator Keg, a low-priced lager made from locally grown sorghum, rose by close to a third in the last financial year, which will help to offset the impact of higher taxes from September.
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This has led to an 11 percent increase in high-alcohol, low-priced beer sale, a number which may not sound like a lot, but in Scotland, is equivalent to over 30 million bottles of beer.
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"Oftentimes, a traveler will purchase a well-advertised, low-priced travel insurance plan offered by a cruise line or tour company, but it could be missing some key benefits," says Insure My Trip's CEO, Jim Grace.
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"Higher-priced devices, such as the Apple TV, have not been able to keep up with low-priced and readily available Roku devices, which can be found at Walmart for as low as $29.99," he said.
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This spring, Tesla unveiled its own low-priced car, the Model 3, which will sell for just under $5003,000 after a rebate, and will go 215 miles on a charge, which is less than the Bolt.
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Qualcomm's older chips also find their way into some of those low-priced phones, but the San Diego company is better known for supplying high-powered chips to more expensive Android phones such as Google's Pixel.
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Regardless, this didn't come without a twang of guilt and concern; after all, we've all heard the finger-wagging lectures from our doctors and mothers telling us to stay away from the delightfully low-priced fare.
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If you're willing to accept the fact that you might end up stuck with it, you can always go for one of the low-priced tickets and try your luck at a same-day flight change.
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The chain, which said it operates in 23.5 percent of American malls, selling low-priced cubic zirconia jewelry and other accessories, was purchased by the private equity firm Apollo Global Management for $3.1 billion in 2007.
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The startup is trying to make the economics of shipping low-priced items work by setting an order minimum of $10 and by offering free shipping on orders over $25, which pushes customers to spend more.
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So the idea it will buy a big slug of Aramco at anything more than a discounted price — without some sort of sweetener in terms of a low-priced oil supply contract anyway — is a stretch.
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Prospects for a flood of low-priced oil from Saudi Arabia, the world's largest exporter, and the United Arab Emirates is intensifying the pressure on prices after talks among producers on curbing supply collapsed last week.
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" Instead, Knox argued that customers have a better experience if the bank is willing to recommend free or low-priced services: "And actually at the backend, we're still making money the same way the bank makes money.
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There's not a lot in the way of details surrounding what appears to largely be a licensing deal, but the initial products will include low priced home, pet, lifestyle and safety devices, featuring Sigfox's low-energy technology.
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NAIROBI, July 26 (Reuters) - Kenya's East African Breweries is counting on surging demand for its low-priced Senator Keg beer and also scotch whiskey to counter the impact of tax increases, its chief executive said on Friday.
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Tesco launched the seven new brands last month to replace some of its low-priced "Everyday Value" range, but the National Farmers' Union said using fictional farm names could mislead customers about the origin of the products.
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Emerging market production is familiar territory for VW, whose familiar Beetle model was a favorite on the streets of Mexico, but Kenya's car market is dominated by low-priced second-hand imports from countries such as Japan.
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"To ensure we are complying with Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations and protecting the interests of our clients, we have made changes to our policy regarding low-priced security," Bank of America spokesman Jerry Dubrowski said.
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Colab's interests in Fluxus-like low-priced multiples, newsprint publishing, No Wave film production and screening, video and cable T.V. and the audio cassette mail distribution network of Tellus Audio Cassette Magazine have been pretty well documented.
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Best known for its low-priced cars, Skoda moved last year into the fast-growing market for sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) with the new Kodiaq and Karoq models, and plans to launch another 26.4 models by 20173.
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The streaming giant today introduced a low-priced mobile tier in the country that costs Rs 199 ($2.8) per month in a bid to take on Disney, Amazon and dozens of other aggressively priced competitors in the country.
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That's the question people have been asking of Makeup Revolution, a London-based beauty brand that markets almost exclusively in low-priced products that look uncannily like those you'd find from high-end brands, down to the packaging.
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The new blow to South Africa's pork industry comes as prices tumble after a Listeria outbreak that has killed more than 200 people and was traced to low-priced processed meat from a factory owned by Tiger Brands.
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Since we couldn't imagine life without the low-priced supermarket and maker of all-things cookie butter (and pumpkin!), we're just going to focus on the fact that she also shared the recipe for Luna's new favorite dinner.
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Trade analysts feared that decision might alienate allies who share complaints about Chinese technology policy and a flood of low-priced steel, aluminum and other exports they say are the result of improper subsidies and hurt foreign competitors.
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JIM CRAMER: At the same time, Larry, you did say once that consumers are so happy to buy reasonable quality low-priced goods from China -- this is what you taught me -- that a tariff hurts the American consumer.
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HotelTonight, a hotel discount app, features dozens of low-priced hotels in N.Y.C. in its inventory, and it recently unveiled a new feature, Daily Drop, that offers 2154-minute flash sales with rooms up to 22018 percent off.
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"For customers who are looking for a low-priced option, our SafeBalance account is a flat $4.95 a month and does not allow overdrafts, which helps customers manage their money and spend only what they have," she added.
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Read More: A Trip to Dogecoin's First Conference Dogecoin's valuation is the result of market mania that has resulted in inexperienced investors buying up low-priced assets on a whim, hoping that they will follow Bitcoin's meteoric trajectory.
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But many women already save money by buying "men's" razors or using the Dollar Shave Club, the popular low-priced razor subscription service acquired by Unilever in 2016 for a reported $1 billion, so what does Billie offer them?
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Standing amid the rat-a-tat of computer-driven embroidery machines, Mr. Ma said Yijia Ethnic Clothing's three factories now make 50 million hats a year and provide more than two-thirds of the world's low-priced Islamic headwear.
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Besides its flagship Huawei Mate and P series of devices, all of which come in several sizes and flavors, it also has a number of low-priced devices, and a separate smartphone sub-brand called Honor in some countries.
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"In many cases, we're seeing low-priced items grow faster than high-priced items [on Amazon] for the first time in years," said Chuck Linden, executive vice president at Crayola, the popular maker of crayons and other writing instruments.
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The credit would cover the cost of either of the two low-priced insurance plans in the region but also allow people to purchase more elaborate, expensive plans, with the incremental difference paid out of pocket by the consumer.
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LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - The Spanish gas market has become the cheapest in Europe for the first time, distorted by an influx of low-priced liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes that keep arriving in the country despite subdued demand.
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Boasting almost 380 kilometres (236 miles) of Black Sea coast dotted with beach resorts once popular with communist party officials as well as mountain ranges, medieval monasteries and classical ruins, Bulgaria markets itself as family-friendly and low-priced.
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Any shutdowns would be another blow to nuclear energy, which provides 20000 percent of the nation's electricity but has struggled in recent years to compete against subsidized solar and wind power and plants that burn low-priced natural gas.
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As of this morning, the online mega-retailer is offering up deep discounts on a pair of already low-priced smartphones in a service akin to its Special Offers program, the first two non-Amazon devices to receive this treatment.
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If you're already brushing up on your card shark skills, make sure to read the fine print, since low-priced airfares come with very specific stipulations — no refunds or steep charges for changing your booking — and extra fees for baggage.
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After all, while the education-focused version of the operating system was launched along side the Surface Laptop, it's really designed to run on low-priced hardware, like the $189 systems its hardware partners have been producing for the classroom.
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The country singer-songwriter followed up with another post a few days later, sharing a screen shot of a text conversation between him and his wife — where the latter is asking his advice on picking up low-priced baby wipes.
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Trump signed an executive memo in April that asks the Commerce Department to investigate how to deal with the current overabundance of low-priced aluminum imports; the memo said the problem may be so bad that it jeopardizes national security.
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Low-priced securities, such as penny stocks, are often subject to efforts by fraudsters to falsely inflate trading volume and share prices, a securities law violation that is frequently a precursor to money-laundering, according to anti-money laundering compliance professionals.
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"... over time I'd expect them to use GE's excellent distribution network in the U.S. to source in more of their own Chinese low-priced products which will change the dynamics to some extent," said Eliason, who is based in Stockholm.
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The firm focuses on low-priced, high-performance smartphones and touts an innovative business model that features online services, a range of consumer electronics products built by partner companies, and a retail strategy that includes a network of physical stores.
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Other triggers that could spark a recession: President Trump has slapped 25% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminum to combat what the administration has called the dumping of low-priced metals from other countries in the U.S. below market prices.
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The bundle is a way for Disney to offer consumers, many of whom are about to be inundated with multiple streaming services to choose from in the coming months, on top of free online entertainment (YouTube, Twitch), a low-priced option.
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Because inheritance rights are not based on income, people who do not need a low-priced home can take advantage of the law, especially now that a judge has interpreted it more broadly than it has been, Mr. Martin said.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A government plan to spur the construction of solar energy farms in Brazil is faltering because of high costs, strict rules requiring local components and low-priced competition from Chinese suppliers, say regulators and power sector executives.
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Howard: No more than five you know it ran from a low priced triple digits in the crisis up to 1950 then it backed off to thirteen fifty and it stayed around 13 fifty for… I don't remember the numbers.
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"While NXP's operating performance has fully bounced back over the past year, its stock price has not — again, likely due to, in our view, the ceiling created by Qualcomm's low priced offer," Elliott wrote in a letter to its fellow shareholders.
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Part of the bet Spring is making is that millennial shoppers — its average customer is 28 — want to shop for clothing online like their parents did in malls or department stores: With low-priced and high-priced brands co-mingled in one location.
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Either way, what we'll see in April will be the first in what's likely to be a series of speakers, just as we've seen with Ikea's burgeoning Tradfri range of low-priced smart lights, dimmers, switches, and, soon, controllers for electric blinds.
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The decision to offer such low-priced battery swaps comes days after the company issued an apology for secretly slowing down older iPhones with software updates to prevent them from taxing the battery to the point where the phone might shut down unexpectedly.
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If you want to get your hands on the M1 right now you'll have to be in China (or have a very good friend in the country), as the low-priced camera isn't set to be released in the US until October 12th.
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"Vale, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton which have dominated global iron ore trade have defied the market and are still expanding despite prices being low since their strategy is to use low-priced dumping to crowd out higher-cost miners," the association said.
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As a result, the Supersonic will retail at $399 when it arrives in the United States at Sephora stores in September, a price at stark odds with the low-priced high-volume business model that has traditionally defined the competitive hair dryer market.
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App offerings have largely coalesced around free add-ons to existing services and low-priced games, leaving developers who want to build high-end software left without a viable business model, and driving premium content publishers to process transactions outside of Apple's platform.
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Meanwhile, "curveonoiacs" who just can't give up their obsession, could make themselves feel better by girding their portfolios against recession with floating rate funds, bank stocks, dividend stocks and equity real estate investment trusts invested in warehouses, apartments and low-priced hotels.
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On Friday, Abercrombie returned to same-store sales growth in the third quarter after more than a year of declines helped by Hollister, while Gap's quarterly revenue beat on Thursday was driven by strong demand for its low-priced Old Navy brand.
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"This turnaround will take time," she said, stressing though that the business was still good, and seeking to address some of the issues that have hurt it, such as the movement of consumers away from low-priced peanut milk toward higher-end dairy drinks.
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One lingering question for brands like Crayola, which are suddenly supplying Amazon with low-priced goods that the e-commerce giant is likely losing money on when factoring in shipping costs: Will Amazon eventually go back to the brand and ask to be made whole?
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Stephenson was adamant the low-priced subscription plan wouldn't be possible without the previous DirectTV deal and — despite the coming regulatory hurdles involved — seemed confident about the prospect of joining business hands with Bewkes, saying the goal is to drive pricing down even further.
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But in last two and a half years, things have changed dramatically for hundreds of millions of people in India after Reliance Jio, a telecom operator owned by India's richest man Mukesh Ambani, launched its network with free voice calls and low-priced data services.
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Chief Executive Mary Barra told analysts that GM expects its financial performance to "accelerate further in 2019," when the company launches redesigned heavy-duty pickups and full-size SUVs in North America, as well as a new family of low-priced compacts in emerging markets.
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We found that participants who were previously instructed to focus on the negative emotions following their failure in the blender task spent nearly 25 percent more time searching for a low-priced book than those who had been instructed to focus on their thoughts.
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Unlike some other low-priced power drills, this Black & Decker model has a standard sized 12-volt battery that fits into the base of the drill, which yields a nice weight balance for those using the drill, according to the Top 5 Critic review.
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Naeem Siddiqui, the chairman of Ebox Systems, which assembles solar panels in Islamabad, said the new tax breaks were good news but Pakistani manufacturers would still struggle compete with tax-free, low-priced imports of foreign-built solar panels and other renewable energy equipment.
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"Low-priced imports from Canada have taken sales volume from us, depressed our prices and also undersell our uncoated groundwood paper in the United States," Craig Anneberg, the chief executive officer of North Pacific Paper Company, testified before the International Trade Commission last month.
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The first-phase agreement does not address some of the administration's bigger concerns about China's economic practices, including its use of subsidies and state plans to build domestic industries that flood the global market with low-priced products, often driving American competitors out of business.
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When: Opens Friday, April 15, 6–8pm Where: Printed Matter (292 Eleventh Avenue, Chelsea, Manhattan) To celebrate the publication of A Book About Colab (and Related Activities), Printed Matter is hosting a restaging of the A. More Store, the collective's pop-up store of low-priced multiples.
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While some can veer on the expensive side, we're delighted to report that Wet n Wild — the go-to drugstore brand for all things low-priced and high-quality — will be joining the endless list of options this January with its MegaLast Liquid Catsuit Matte Lipsticks.
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The in-house smartphone application processor chips are designed for Xiaomi's mid- to low-priced smartphone model RedMi Note series, but it is unclear how many Xiaomi is planning to make this year, said the source, who declined to be named because the information is not public.
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Sol Republic has a long history of making low-priced gear that sounds pretty good, and with Apple's AirPods delayed for the next little while, the Amps Air earbuds could be a good alternative, especially since they sell for just $180, with a special $150 promo price.
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Roche has filed several lawsuits in U.S. federal court in which it alleges individuals and companies obtained low-priced diabetes test strips meant for mail-order customers, only to re-direct them for sale via pharmacies where higher prices allowed them to profit from the difference.
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Amazon already sells a variety of tiny, low-priced Fire TV devices, including the Fire TV Stick ($34.99) and Fire TV Stick 4K ($49.99), and many people probably still own the older Fire TV Gen 3, which retailed for $79.99 and is shaped like a diamond.
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At Thursday's hearing, U.S. aluminum executives ran through a list of numerous plants that have closed in the last few years as low-priced Chinese imports grew, including a Reynolds Aluminum plant in Richmond, Virginia, with the loss of 725 jobs and a Novelis plant in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Trump has vowed to protect U.S. manufacturers from low-priced imports, and U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has talked about tariff-rate quotas as a flexible way to protect some industries, allowing imports in as needed, but only up to a certain level before high tariffs kick in.
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Steinhoff, which sells low-priced beds and cupboards in Europe, southern Africa and Asia and owns the Bensons Beds and Harvey's furniture chains in Britain, is keen to grow its European business at a time when consumers are turning to cheaper chains and its home market is struggling.
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Line shares traded up 295.694 percent, having risen by more than 0.9 percent earlier Tuesday, after the popular Japanese popular messaging app launched a low-priced mobile phone service called Line Mobile on Monday, offering a basic data plan for as little as 0.9.41 yen ($23) per month.
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Aegis Europe said the Commission's estimates were artificially low, overestimating gains from low-priced imports, failing to factor in the extra jobs that would go in service sectors for every manufacturing job lost and ignoring the deterrent effect the threat of anti-dumping duties had on all Chinese producers.
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" According to Cheung's forecast, other options for keeping future sushi shops alive include something called "surimi," which his report encourages Japanese sushi chefs to use freely, since it's derived from an otherwise un-tasty fish called pollock, and it's what Cheung calls "a really low-priced sushi product.
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Belcampo had been offering these burgers for a stupidly low priced of $15 (normally priced at $23) as part of their Burger Awareness Month, one week of which was dedicated to ensuring that all of their customers get a chance to enjoy their premium meats at least once.
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More than 20 Chinese miners in a statement on the Metallurgical Miners' Association of China website said "a huge volume of low-priced imported iron ore has had a severe impact on the domestic mining industry and even posed a big challenge for the security of steel production".
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Each article features six to 18 recommendations, including cherry blossoms, inexpensive hot springs and a professional sumo wrestling practice free to viewers in Tokyo; free museum days in Oslo; snorkeling beaches in Sydney; a bargain graffiti tour in Bogotá, Colombia; and low-priced happy hour spots in Venice.
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The in-house smartphone application processor chip is designed for Xiaomi's mid-to-low priced smartphone model RedMi Note series, but it is unclear how many such chips Xiaomi is planning to make this year, said the source, who declined to be named because the information is not public.
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Two store detectives at C&A Modes, a low-priced clothing store on Oxford Street, testified that Ponomareva, who had attracted their attention by her furtive behavior, had stuffed one hat in the sleeve of her overcoat and concealed four others between two paper bags that she was carrying.
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The White House framed the decision as one that provided "relief to U.S. manufacturers," with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer's office claiming that artificially low-priced solar cells and modules from the world's leading producer of solar products, China had caused "serious injury" to America's domestic solar industry.
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The French drone maker's new "prosumer" bridge between its super-high end and low-priced consumer products may give Parrot a leg up on DJI when it comes to serving new smaller agricultural and construction customers, since it's already familiar with the needs of those industries with Sensefly.
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Pros: Low priced model, bright body colors, easy to use camera even for beginners, camera creates a fun atmosphere, includes a selfie mirror, Mini film style for this camera is easy to find, trustworthy camera brandCons: Image quality leaves a bit to be desired, very limited number of manual control features
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While he believes there are some types of grocery items that might become profitable with the fee reduction, Rekuc says FBA fees or the cost for a seller to ship the item themselves still make it difficult to profitably sell a single unit of a low-priced grocery item — despite the lower commission.
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If we're serious about using FWS to lower financial barriers for students, the funding should move entirely to the fair-share formula but the formula should cap the tuition and fees considered at the 85033th percentile of all colleges so low-priced institutions, who serve more low-income students, get a fair allocation.
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Pros: Outperforms other low-priced turntables for audio quality, works with existing wireless speakers you may already own over a Bluetooth connection, fun for starting out with playing vinyl Cons: Audio quality doesn't match pricier units, making Bluetooth connection can be tricky Buy the Audio-Technica AT-LP60 Bluetooth Turntable on Amazon for $179
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Among our recommendations was a low-priced glass, the Libbey Kentfield Estate Signature All-Purpose, at $22.99 for a set of four; a more elegant set, the Riedel Vinum Riesling/Zinfandel glass, $55 to $90 for a set of four; and a high-end glass, the Zalto Denk'Art Universal glass, at $59 a glass.
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Only about a third of large-cap core mutual funds are ahead of the 6.7 percent gain in the benchmark S&P 500 index for the year to date, leaving portfolio managers struggling to prove their worth at a time when low-priced index funds and exchange traded funds that mimic benchmarks continue to take market share, Rosenbluth said.
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Environmentalists have long warned a drilling accident in the Arctic could produce an ecological calamity, but with a five-year drilling plan under consideration now, they have another argument: that drilling there is so expensive — and the return so little in a low-priced crude oil environment — that it's not worth even auctioning leases again in the first place.
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" But when Peabody petitioned for bankruptcy only two months later, its filings did not mention the Clean Power Plan or any other environmental regulation — not even once — pinning the blame instead on "precipitously declining demand and pricing in recent years due to the rise of low priced alternative energy sources — including an abundance of natural gas.
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The city of about 400,000 sits on the east side of San Francisco Bay and historically has served as a low-priced alternative to its more famous neighbor, a place where service workers could buy a home, young professionals could get an extra bedroom and artists lived in low-rent warehouses while sleeping beside their next installation.
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The two-part show, which debuted in July 2016 at London's Palace Theatre, is ironing out the details to move to Broadway's Lyric Theatre when it finishes its run in the UK. Pricing for the New York City show has yet to be disclosed, but the show's stage producer hinted in a statement that low-priced options would be available.
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The advisers For Campbell: Credit Suisse, Rothschild and Weil, Gotshal & Manges For Snyder's-Lance: Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank and Jenner & Block For Hershey: JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom For Amplify: Jefferies and Godwin Procter — Michael J. de la Merced For decades, the company best known for its sometimes maddening-to-assemble low-priced furniture has also had a reputation as a master tax avoider, making use of complex legal structures to minimize its tax bill.
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Pros:If I haven't already convinced you to give Chewy a try, here is an overview of the website's pros:No membership fee 24/7 customer support, 365 days a yearFree shipping over $49100% Cons:Not everything about Chewy is perfect, so here are some potential cons:Cannot ship to a P.O. Box addressCannot ship internationallyThere are shipping costs on low-priced orders Maximum discount of $20 with 30% off your first autoship order Prescriptions can not be returned or exchanged (exchanges possible if the prescription is damaged or incorrect)The bottom line:Chewy is THE one-stop-shop for all of your pet supplies.
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