While most banks made money by finding customers who could repay their debts on time, payday lenders made money by finding customers who couldn't.
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Ray and I don't come from money, we made money.
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DeWitt and Auerbach have already made money from their writing.
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Yes. But I made money last year doing Samsung voiceovers.
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He stressed that the investors made money in the end.
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S.G. Boggs, Artist, Dies at 62; He Made Money. Literally.
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If you loved the car, like Amazon, you made money.
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He made money giving people tattoos and he played guitar.
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I think I have great imagination — but I made money.
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He told Klein that he hadn't made money since September 2016.
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He also made money in various political positions before becoming president.
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Who made money off Britain's vote to leave the European Union?
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Prostitution and credit card scams were two ways she made money.
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Have you made money off it [as an investor] thus far?
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Nine out of 10 companies made money, but revenues varied enormously.
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A Michigan auto parts company has transformed itself and made money.
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I always made money, repaid my debts and paid my taxes.
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Some strategies have survived though, or even made money, HFR said.
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The problem with this country isn't people who have made money.
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And I said no, I made money, and I had fun.
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So Antoniello complied, and his audience grew, and he made money.
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It had made money on rides mainly by raising prices ever higher.
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What other philosophers really disliked was that he made money from it.
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In short, Microsoft grew, made money, launched Windows and then went public.
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Through the centuries, it made money through fur, petroleum, and financial services.
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Well, yeah, so I made money by baling hay in the summers.
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Ali made money — and lost much of his zeal for the job.
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She made money off the labor of other women in the prison.
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He made money running a dice game, but also started reading books.
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"A lot of people made money," said Ms. Gideon, the former banker.
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In many cases, though, IAC made money by shrewdly navigating the giants.
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Before she got the university job, she made money however she could.
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The prediction turned out to be wrong, but he made money anyway.
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"Marijuana was definitely how people made money," said Deb Kozak, the mayor.
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Q: As an entrepreneur, have you made money mistakes along the way?
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"I've had other cars that I've made money on it," he said.
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Vizio made money and grew every year 10 years in a row. Wow.
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This means Facebook made money from the hoaxes being spread on its platform.
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"With the exception of short-dated Treasurys, you made money everywhere," he said.
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It's made money and it's really achieved what you set out to do.
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It's great that you made money, but to me, it's buy, buy, buy.
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Only 1 percent made money by home-sharing through Airbnb or another site.
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The thing is, HBO and Showtime never really made money from PPV fights.
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When you have a kid, and you've made money, you can do that.
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Serving its requirements made money for the companies involved but hardly encouraged diversity.
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The ambitions fuelled by Papa Joe's dubiously made money were J.F.K.'s own.
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Brunner, who made money as a furniture maker, was believed to live alone.
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They made money via advertising and providing a digital storefront for those companies.
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"I already made money on the watch the first time," Mr. Journe said.
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The only problem: The company has never made money on an annual basis.
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Others who were later have made money - often as they got better terms.
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Treasury made money on the stock it received as part of bailout packages.
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Benioff made money, so he must be smart, so he can fix everything.
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I assumed that you made money by showing me a banner ad there.
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The problem is, how do you help people who have not made money?
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They started with some simple questions about how Trump made money that year.
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"I made money my second day and every day after that," he says.
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Thus far, wearables makers have made money through consumer sales and enterprise contracts.
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Not a single relationship survived even though I had made money for everyone.
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At the failed Enron Corporation, his Enron Oil and Gas division made money.
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She also said that everyone who "owned" them made money off of their talent.
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Trump also believes Joe has made money from China, but it's unclear exactly how.
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And one of this even addresses how Shopko irresponsible decisions and made money anyway.
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The big picture: Sports leagues have traditionally made money by selling a product: sports.
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Including some overlap, 18 percent of those surveyed made money by selling goods online.
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It became an economy where people made money by extracting things, by mining data.
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"When Zenefits launched originally, it had HR and made money off benefits," Sacks said.
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He once said that none of his publishers ever made money on his books.
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The social news platform, in contrast to Facebook or Google, has never made money.
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"The basic false claim is that I made money on the submarines," he said.
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They've made money from very, very big advertising relationships with the big fashion brands.
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Investors who bought McDonald's after the company announced a new dollar menu made money.
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You made money, then put some in a safe place until you needed it.
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You made money from fossil fuels, and you haven't fully wound down those investments.
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Webster occasionally made money when his friend Sunny Jani found him gigs signing autographs.
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I was relieved that I made money from speaking gigs on the other side.
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Prior to being taken offline, TWP made money from ads placed via Google's AdSense platform.
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"I've never made money on my conspiracy videos and I've had some removed," Dawson wrote.
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It's unclear how much Hagerty paid for the startup though I'm told investors made money.
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In past years the mafia made money through distribution of narcotics, prostitution and similar crimes.
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Plus, the federal government made money on the sale of its stakes in the banks.
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Copa America Centenario's end result is fundamentally honest to its corrupt origins: everyone made money.
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If you made money from renting property, the income will be listed on line 17.
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As someone who's made money opening boxes that make money, what's your take on them?
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At the same time, Gurlitt made money siphoning off countless works for his own collection.
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Before she became a senator in 2013, Warren made money teaching, writing books, and consulting.
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Neumann and McKelvey made money by charging more for those spaces than their lease payments.
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Over the years, Mr. Li has made money navigating both China and the outside world.
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So how much did people in Mr. Goodman's audience know about how he made money?
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If the business did well, the lenders were paid back on time and made money.
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But there is adventure to be had, art to be made, money to be earned.
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When China was buying cardboard and plastics, recycling made money for the city some years.
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While attending the University of Notre Dame, he made money hustling pool in local bars.
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As a result, early investors in the Tiger Accelerator Fund appear to have made money.
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The people presented by prosecutors as Mr. Shkreli's victims actually made money, for one thing.
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The team had worked together for years and made money from the sale to Dentsu.
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She'd finally done something almost everyone agreed was worthwhile: She'd made something that made money.
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And if slaveholders made money through slave-backed mortgages, their lenders made even more money.
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I didn't grow up with a woman who made money or understood how to manage money.
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Growing up in semi-detached normality in Essex, he made money by staging discos for schoolmates.
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But each tree he cut down made the farm less productive, which made money even tighter.
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Siaron made money by riding a pedicab - a bicycle with a sidecar - and did odd jobs.
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Good news: Each partner also technically made money, since they were selling license rights to Hulu.
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Facebook claims it doesn't sell your data, but it made money from it at every opportunity.
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Zoosk made money by selling subscriptions for premium features like extra ways to contact potential dates.
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It has just made money available for people who hope to develop ways to farm Asparagopsis.
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Once indentured servants made money, they opted out of waged labor, and bought their own farms.
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For 20 years, he made money in any way that he could to avoid getting beaten.
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"It was the first time Jay made money telling jokes," said "60 Minutes" producer Ruth Streeter.
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Those positions made money after oil rallied on Monday and Tuesday on worries about supply outages.
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In 2013 and 2014, only 11.7 percent of DraftKings users made money, according to the complaint.
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If you think of the big fashion magazines, those have traditionally not made money from subscriptions.
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The Krupas mostly make videos for fun, but they have made money off a few posts.
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GE's most recent quarterly report listed about eight different metrics for how the company made money.
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And YouTube has done a lot more than Vine — like I never made money from Vine.
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"We're going to come out of this having made money," said Dave Hollis, Disney's distribution chief.
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He made money going into Italian theaters with a scantily clad actress who would mimic me.
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"We made money, we lost money, we learned," said Mr. Beckman, a self-described disruptive entrepreneur.
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Franken asked Stretch if Facebook made money from ads targeted to "Jew haters" or similar groups.
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He's made money in new and exciting ways, so maybe it is a superpower, a bit.
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But I made money leading tours, taking visitors to see the Northern Lights and the dog races.
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Hedge funds lost money for the fund in 2015 but have made money over the longer term.
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It was a gaming giant that made money, but not a lot of friends in the process.
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Tesla was like listening to a call from a real company that made cars and made money.
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Buffett actually made money on the deal in the end, to the tune of about $73 million.
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Burlington made money in every possible way it could, with the right inventory and the right prices.
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" I said, "I'm going to email Mark, because he's my friend and we made money together, Cuban.
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Buffett actually made money on the deal in the end, to the tune of about $250 million.
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"What if we made money truly global, stable, and secure," the narrator of the Libra video says.
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But yeah, it's a pleasure to be around someone that I've made money with on both sides.
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A Soros spokesman declined to comment on whether the investor made money on bets placed on Brexit.
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That's created new challenges for carriers that have made money from data overage fees in the past.
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But the cards were kind, and I made money, even though I had played my B-game.
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The Latin American state was deleted because it had plugged legal loopholes that made money laundering possible.
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"What matters are the allegations that he made money from them and didn't report it," Ellis said.
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Berkshire had made money from underwriting even in 2005, when Hurricane Katrina struck the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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Like many free-to-play games, Clicker Heroes made money from "whales," players who spent disproportionately more.
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"Remember, every single exchange of money, no matter what, someone has made money in it," he explains.
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Made 'money selling shoes' "He was like Ric Flair," Stevante Clark said, referring to the stylish wrestler.
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KS: Yeah, it is, but I think they believe it because they made money on it. Sure.
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And in 2014, many insurers lost more money than made money, Sarah Kliff explains: Insurance markets are complicated.
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The New York Times reported that Paddock was twice divorced and had made money by gambling since 1988.
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But they're a great way to avoid telling your bank that you made money by speculating on cryptocurrencies.
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Meanwhile, Pan Am executives said that their shuttle had made money throughout its competition with the Trump Shuttle.
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So it's always been a surprise any time we've actually made money off anything, and it still is.
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Angry Birds made money, but it was released long after the game ceased to be a mega-success.
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Instead, he made money from traditional sources: he gave speeches and sold books featuring his photos and interviews.
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In the year 2002, he made Exit Wounds, starring DMX and Steven Seagal, and it too made money.
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It has made money in every month that it has been running since its launch in May 2017.
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First, spending on discounts, marketing campaigns and new hires means none of the companies has yet made money.
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The entrepreneurs made money by selling folk remedies and went on to invest in hospitals around the country.
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Still, Mr. Trump made money, receiving $1 million a year for what was essentially a part-time job.
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Mr. Trump often boasts of his success in Atlantic City, where his businesses struggled but he made money.
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Driftwood and Knapp made money from their popular social-media feeds, through product placement and partnerships with brands.
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His grandfather's brother, he explains, also practiced kung fu and made money by challenging people to punch him.
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As an entrepreneurial teen, she made money by babysitting kids on the beach while their parents tanned nearby.
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Do I even need to tell you what happened with the other four to know you made money?
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One reason for skepticism is that nobody has ever made money betting on North Korean moderation or denuclearization.
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And every time he did that and the stock price went up, he made money — lots of money.
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"They made money off our intellectual property for years, and they need to make that right," Cassidy says.
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Mr. Chang said he had made money by doing business in China and denied receiving funds from Beijing.
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"As soon as we made money, we decided we wanted to be a social business," Ms. Montague said.
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"Send me a list of people who&aposve made money in batteries," Tom Blum, the angel investor, said.
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In fact, as TechCrunch has reported, Egnyte has occasionally made money on its path to the public markets.
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" Trump said he's never made a deal or money from Russia "They said I made money from Russia.
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In the past, jurors who have served on high-profile cases have made money by signing book deals.
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She made money to buy oxen so she could plow fields and earn more money to liberate herself.
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JGL: So historically, the way we've made money was as a production company, and the collaborative efforts of our community and our staff made money because we turned something into a TV show, or we licensed it to a brand or we did any number of things that generated revenue.
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Steven Brill, representing Korchevsky, said his client made money ahead of company earnings reports based on his own research.
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Florida Blue sits in one of the most competitive Obamacare exchanges and made money on those plans in 20153.
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For years, electronics recyclers have made money by melting commodities—mostly gold, silver, and copper—from our old things.
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Said meeting attendee called the Boring Co. a "thinly capitalized company that has made money selling hats," Bloomberg reports.
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To be honest, I haven't really made money in three years on Warped Tour but I love doing it.
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He may even have made money on the whole endeavor, as he will no doubt be bragging before long.
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But the Australian bank made money on most of the deals it chose to underwrite, according to the sources.
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You can't just assume that strategies that made money 2628 or 28503 years ago will still be profitable tomorrow.
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When Cuban was a teenager, he made money however he could, including by reselling baseball cards, stamps and coins.
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Though Tesla reported that it made money in parts of 2016, it reported losses in every quarter of 2017.
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They never received credit, he said, and, despite a court battle decades later, never made money from the show.
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Public records don't reveal the terms of the BofI transaction and whether Kushner Companies made money or otherwise benefitted.
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Telsa's stock performance is all the more impressive given the company has never made money on an annual basis.
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For Hume, a blunt-talking businessman who made money in the resort and hotel industries, the issue is clear.
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Lately, we've had plenty of practice romanticizing the skyrocketing valuations of mythical unicorns that have never actually made money.
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He made money by painting murals for wealthy people in Westchester and then spent all of it on alcohol.
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Not long ago, I tried to figure out how a taxibot company made money on 25 cents a mile.
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Or you would have an A-list actor who wasn't terribly good but made money at the box office.
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"The first thing I did when I made money was buy a house," she told Architectural Digest in 2011.
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Games would not start on time, and it is hard to imagine that any of the leagues made money.
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It made money not by providing economic value to customers but by financial engineering and by gaming the system.
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"A lot of super angels made money, and then we thought we were all so fucking smart," he said.
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In the prior period, the Fed had made money available in large amounts at unusually low interest rates when needed.
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Meili, which made money by directing shoppers to Taobao as Mogujie did, also lost the ability to link to Alibaba.
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She made money as a freelance house cleaner whenever she could, but those earnings weren't enough to feed her family.
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Ahead, some Hollywood hot shots who have made money from Fox&aposs entertainment shows now taking aim at Fox News.
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Nor is there any serious discussion to suggest firms which made money in apartheid South Africa should today offer compensation.
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"Simply put, Mickelson made money that wasn't his to make," Andrew Ceresney, director of the SEC's enforcement division, said Thursday.
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Quanjian's salespeople, Dingxiang Doctor said, made money mainly by corralling new ones to join, earning commission on their sales too.
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Hot Pepper Gaming's joke seemed to have run its course, and though the channel made money, it wasn't full-time.
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The company invited me to its Beijing office to show me how its iPhone-wielding army of broadcasters made money.
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It wasn't until he made money from an underwear ad that they were able to pay off her outstanding debt.
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The fund made money in 2008 and had only one year of losses, when it slipped 3 percent in 2011.
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He made money when, basically, Bush sanctioned steel, and so maybe he believes that this is good for the industry.
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Some insurers, including large companies like Anthem, say they remain committed to the market, and some insurers have made money.
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While some algo traders who bet against the pound had made money, a few had backed sterling and lost out.
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For years, Roku made money in three main ways: selling streaming hardware, selling content sold through its software, and advertising.
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His firm invested in China's Alibaba, the giant search engine company, before its public offering and made money on it.
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Investors betting against the electric car company have actually made money since Musk's now-infamous tweet — $21.3 billion, in fact.
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He had basic literacy, and as a teenager he made money doing small trades at a border crossing with Pakistan.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, then CEO of a buyout firm, also made money from U.S.-backed purchases of failed banks.
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At the time, the Chicago industry was dominated by a few operators who made money through fares, not financial maneuvers.
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Stereotypes of Native Americans as "savages," stories about killing settlers, and so on — those depictions became popular and made money.
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" "And if he's successful and happened to have made money being successful," she added, "that, folks, is the American dream.
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The first time I ever made money doing a film, I thought I was rich beyond the dreams of avarice.
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A federal judge ruled Monday to make public a new batch of court documents detailing how Facebook made money off children.
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Piker, who does not have a cable subscription, claims he's made money by creating content on his Instagram and Snapchat accounts.
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The dominant American insurers have typically made money selling large contracts to companies that provide health coverage for thousands of employees.
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He traveled incessantly for many years, crisscrossing the globe in appearances in which he made money but also pushed philanthropic causes.
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Zamourka, 52, is a classically trained pianist and violinist and used to teach lessons and made money as a street performer.
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As a child Maradona made money however he could, opening taxi doors, selling scrap, collecting the foil wrapping from cigarette packets.
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Again, we'll talk about your history, but you've made money a couple different times, significant money a couple different times. Yup.
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One, Amir Hassanzade, made money in Greece by allowing trainee tattooists to practise on his arm for 218 euros a time.
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Krieger said someone else made money from the traffic that triggered the redirects and auto-refresh experience on the video page.
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But he made money on exiting chemical company Chemours Co at $31.62 a share after having bought in at $6.97 apiece.
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And Chevron was one of the lucky ones that still made money: most of the smaller companies were still losing money.
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BDL paid a combined $3.29 million profit disgorgement and penalty on the grounds that it made money on an illegal scheme.
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Small operators started it—men who got a few thousand dollars together, drilled a well, made money or didn't, drilled another.
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Shrinking overall size of finance is one thing, but financial reform was also meant to change how the sector made money.
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"If we had continued on as before, we would have made money for the first time in Maaemo's history," he says.
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To be honest, looking back, I have no idea how I made money to pay my bills and survive after María.
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Cargomatic made money by charging a fee to both sides — the trucker and the shipper — usually about 1503% of the transaction.
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BIG LOSSES, BIG GAINS Credit Suisse's Lemssouguer and Goldman Sachs's high-yield desk both made money on Rallye, according to sources.
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When Woodfox was a child in New Orleans, he made money by stealing flowers from gravestones and selling them to mourners.
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If they passed, a deal would be made; money for silence, which could be legally enforced by a binding nondisclosure agreement.
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One senator asked about sending emails on WhatsApp, which the platform doesn't allow, while another inquired about how Facebook made money.
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Yet designers, egged on partly by the publicists who made money publicizing those shows, kept going broke trying to keep up.
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Intel never made money on baseband chips and showed little chance of doing so after Apple and Qualcomm settled their differences.
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At one time, American consular officials made money not chiefly from salaries but through trading activities in their country of assignment.
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Kylee I., a former LuLaRoe fashion consultant, told me that despite being a successful seller, she never made money with LuLaRoe.
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"I mean, we may not want to demonize anybody who has made money," the former vice president said at the Carlyle fundraiser.
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Nearly 77% of the companies that took part in AmCham's annual survey this summer said they made money in China in 2018.
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If I recall correctly, we made money only four times and once celebrated with a pizza party, promptly going into the red.
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It's been six years since farmers did better than break even on corn, and five years since they made money off soybeans.
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Those documents are expected to detail how Facebook made money off children without ongoing and clear consent from a parent or guardian.
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With no history of successful tech exits behind us, we lack a community of sophisticated investors who have made money in tech.
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All he's done is made money reaped off the coal they've raked out of West Virginia, and the hell with everything else.
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The promised information turned out to be useless: claims that financial backers of the Democratic Party made money from crimes in Russia.
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Ghostery made money when users opted-in to share data about what kinds of ad trackers they encountered across on the web.
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Two former Sotheby's executives confirmed an instance to CNN where Wexner claimed that Epstein made money for him in highly questionable circumstances.
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It also made him one of the few investors who foresaw—and made money from—the disintegration of the subprime-mortgage market.
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Some locals living on or near the volcano, many of them laborers or farmers, made money from offering horse rides to tourists.
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Facebook was also asked if it made money from content produced by the Internet Research Agency, or IRA, a Russian propaganda farm.
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It became one of the many projects he&aposs lent his name to and made money from, even without hands-on involvement.
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The North Korean leader has been pushing the South to restart a joint tourism project that once made money for his regime.
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Despite a roller-coaster ride in 22020, IPO investors made money, and they are starting off 22020 in the green as well.
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It made money in the second half of 2018 as it ramped up production of the Model 3, its least expensive model.
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He says it depends—it's one thing to be closeted and another to be a gay man who left, succeeded, and made money.
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Seán William McLoughlin, known for his gameplay videos and sketch comedy, has made money off a Disney series and live-streaming on Twitch.
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But Ma was convinced that if you put buyers and sellers together, and the sellers made money, then the site itself would too.
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It is the euro zone's biggest bank by market value and has made money in every quarter since at least the late 22007s.
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Twitter shares gained 15.06% after the social media company reported it made money from more users in the previous quarter than analysts expected.
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Radio's role in music discovery has even weathered the rise of the internet and streaming services, which reshaped how the industry made money.
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ExxonMobil is "not an energy company, but a diversified conglomerate, because they made money when oil prices go up and down," Yusko said.
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Lawrence's movie wasn't much loved, but it made money (and, crucially, a lot of it right when Oscar ballots were being mailed in).
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That movie was hot vomit but at least it made money; a sequel should've been a foregone conclusion the minute tracking came online.
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On one hand, this feels like a surprise: Snap made money from auto-advancing stories by inserting ads in between some of them.
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"It's not like we made money on it, but it made a difference to being able to provide for my family," Wrubel said.
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The restaurant had never made money, and by the late 250s, it was running on fumes, subsisting on the patronage of curious tourists.
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I'd open an account and contribute a few dollars to it as I made money, rather than making a steady contribution every month.
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Net worth: $11.4 billionIndustry: InvestmentsSource of wealth: Made money in oil, real estate, telecom, railroads and owns an entertainment groupResidence: Denver, ColoradoSource: Forbes
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Red Hat has expanded — and made money — by offering technical support, quality control, software tools and a forum for collaboration, charging subscription fees.
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"Everyone Made Money Off My N.C.A.A. Career, Except Me" is a two-minute film that touches on themes of athleticism, fairness and empowerment.
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Some locals living on or near the volcano, many of them poor laborers or farmers, made money from offering horse rides to tourists.
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"It's the story of self-made men, men who made money from trade, from the West Indies, perhaps indirectly through slavery," she said.
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"Back then, the way astronomers made money was finding comets and telling kings they had a comet to name after them," she said.
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Last year it reported losses in South America, Asia and Europe even as it made money in North America and from its finance arm.
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"Simply put, Mickelson made money that wasn't his to make," Andrew Ceresney, the SEC's enforcement chief, said at a news conference in New York.
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Cynical partisans, especially the conservative talk-radio hosts from whom millions of older whites get their views, made money fuelling those prejudices (see Schumpeter).
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Hillary, from the time she made money illegally, on cattle future, for her entire career has thought she could get away with this stuff.
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Analysts have said the company's investment in its international operations run into hundreds of millions of pounds, while the business has not made money.
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Some of the people who put in most of the money also did Fruitvale Station and Dope, and they made money off those things.
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A pushy businessman who made little distinction between private and state affairs, Mr Abyzov made money in Russia and enjoyed it in the West.
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We started with $153,000, then we slowly pooled in our resources and we also made money from our project to fund our own developments.
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"Maybe you did that and made money off of health care, but our job is to run a nonprofit health-care system," Sanders responded.
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Unlike his rivals, some of whom had to pay people to come to their to rallies, Mr Zelensky actually made money from ticket sales.
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And the Trump Organization isn't the only large company taking advantage of this policy; huge corporations have increasingly made money as pass-through businesses.
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Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly said that Philipps said she made money off of Instagram ads, not brand partnerships in general.
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In the year 2000, he made Romeo Must Die, starring Jet Li and Aaliyah, with DMX in a supporting role, and it made money.
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The four-year-old company initially made money by paying their caregivers a smaller hourly rate than what the client directly paid the company.
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A thinkfluencer would argue that the good people with housing around Levi's Stadium made money they otherwise wouldn't, and that this helps the economy.
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The company explained that, in some markets, the unit economics on the original pricing plan worked really well and made money for the company.
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The fund said it has made money this year and is well positioned to benefit when volatility picks up and markets sell off anew.
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Those books made money, enticing other publishers to follow suit and hurting the reputation of Hong Kong's media and publishing industry, Mr. Bao said.
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The Advisor Shares Ranger Equity Bear ETF made money selling Snap after its IPO and buying the shares back after its disappointing quarterly report.
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Hasbro and especially Mattel have both made money on Potter games and toys, and total sales so far are estimated at over $7 billion.
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Mr. Hummer and his co-founder committed $2000 million of their own crypto-made money to their new $100 million hedge fund, Chromatic Capital.
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Hyatt, No. 17-1299, resolved a long-running dispute involving Gilbert P. Hyatt, who had made money from technology patents, and California's tax authorities.
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The information was potentially valuable to investors, who could have made money by anticipating the market's reaction when the Fed's plans were publicly disclosed.
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Because of that, we actually had a really nice outcome, where everybody made money because we hadn't over-raised since we didn't need to.
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Welcome to Video made money by charging fees in bitcoin, and gave each user a unique bitcoin wallet address when they created an account.
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These companies have made money by selling lucrative long-term contracts for business software, in which sales reps earned generous commissions on each contract.
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"I think in his head the problem was not that Bouvier made money—it was that he made too much money," he told me.
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Brazil, whose bonds and real currency took a hammering last year, is one of the few countries where bonds have made money in 2016.
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The other bit of history I'm interested in, because it affects me, I made money when you sold this company a few years ago.
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And secondly, you know I worked at the New Yorker prior to Wired, and one fundamental way we made money was through targeted Facebook advertising.
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It previously made money by acting as a health insurance broker, although last month announced it had scrapped that business and changed its revenue model.
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Investors who have made money in stocks recently should consider drafting a thank you note to Fed chair Janet Yellen, according to trader Boris Schlossberg.
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"You know, he's presented himself as this guy who's omnipotent when it comes to investments and clearly he's made money, he's lost money," Johnson said.
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The reasoning behind the project is pretty clear: Since previous Disney re-ups have made money, the company's milking this strategy for all its worth.
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Unlike his rivals, who had to work hard to get people to come to their to rallies, Mr Zelensky actually made money from ticket sales.
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Uber's hardly alone in being a massive, hotshot property that's never actually made money; Spotify, Snap, Dropbox, and others have blown through funding for years.
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One-quarter of Americans in some way made money from the gig economy last year, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center.
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As early as the 18th century, Romans made money by occupying seats in restaurants and theatres for wealthy folk, running errands and standing in line.
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Typically, scientific journals made money by charging readers, but a new model of "open-access journals" instead charges scientists who wish to publish their research.
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For decades, Wall Street has made money by charging typical savers high fees for excessive, unproductive trading on 401(k)s and other financial accounts.
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He also bragged to another group that he had made money for some of his fellow lawmakers after tipping them off to the Innate stock.
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He made money by running the team on the cheap, refusing to re-sign young stars as they became eligible for free agency, for instance.
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Regardless, that means Bloomberg made money by creating tweets about its Davos coverage, which should incentivize them (and other partners) to use Moments more often.
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When I bought it the first time at a concert, everyone made money: Lana, her label, the songwriters and engineers, the people working the booth.
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During the financial crisis, Treasury took equity warrants in troubled banks like Citigroup and Bank of America and then made money when it sold them.
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No one made money on this film — nobody, not Adam [Driver], not Jon [Hamm, who plays White House chief of staff Denis McDonough], not Scott.
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We found that more than half of them — 39 out of 69 — made money from ads, donations or other revenue streams facilitated by technology companies.
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Born in Iran, Sharif was raised in Dubai, which, before the 1960s oil boom, was a low-rise town that made money from harvesting pearls.
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He made money by altering and manufacturing dozens of amphibious vehicles, though he lacked the proper engineering skills to do so, according to his own testimony.
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Snap Lake, which has not made money since production began in 2008, produced 493 million carats last year and was initially planned to operate until 2028.
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But those big banks made money not just by helping investors to trade but also by advising companies on new issues, and on mergers and acquisitions.
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The militant group has made money by selling oil from fields it seized in the Middle East and North Africa and from plundering weapons and ammunition.
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Such people made money but did not spend it, creating a thrifty, hard-working, literate, self-denying citizenry who drove forward the economies of their countries.
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And no matter how old you are or how much money you've made, money has a way of automatically reverting to your 5-year-old self.
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Bezos provides an obvious example here: Distant spectators bemoan that Amazon never made money, though Amazon clearly has lines of business that throw off copious cash.
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It allegedly lied to investors and committed fraud on a regular basis while working on projects that often collapsed but still made money for the company.
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Last year, only a quarter of the insurers appear to have made money selling individual policies, according to a preliminary analysis from McKinsey, the consulting firm.
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If we had just stayed in our 2012 home, made money on the sale, and purchased again in 2017, there probably wouldn't have been any problems.
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Indeed, in the company's earliest days it made money by launching satellites that were used to monitor and collect data on earthly rather than planetary resources.
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These were all different ways that criminal elements operating within the Venezuelan state made money—or robbed money—from the government and the people of Venezuela.
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"You look at Goldman who have traditionally made money on volatility quarter after quarter and they've been struggling," said Christopher Whalen, head of Whalen Global Advisors.
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It's also a story of camaraderie; among Mr. Lewis's Neapolitan friends was a man who made money posing as a fancy uncle from Rome at funerals.
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He also made money, prosecutors said, by offering what amounted to a total of $6 million in personal loans to one taxi operator and collecting interest.
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"In my entire career, I've probably made money on three films," said Wade, who works at a power plant and just got his real estate license.
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The site has consistently made money off of other people's content, and they only seem interested in rectifying the damage now that they've eliminated the competition.
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Shahin Farshchi, a Mythic investor and partner at Lux Capital, is one of the few venture capitalists who's already made money in the latest silicon boom.
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While she likely made money from the film's success, there was no initial price tag that enticed her to join the cast and director Lorene Scafaria.
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Donald Friedman, 2000, who has been driving since 2150, said he had made money ferrying around passengers including the likes of Bette Davis and Norman Mailer.
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The films made money, but it's telling that there's been little to no movement on a threequel, and the TV series was axed after just one season.
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The bank said that it had sold the British Virgin Islands subsidiary that helped provide customers with "a structure that made money laundering possible" in March 2018.
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Greenlight made money on German energy company Uniper and performance chemicals business Chemours, and took new stakes in offshore rigs operator Ensco and social media company Twitter.
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They typically made money back on that investment, and they would be at a competitive disadvantage if they did not advertise when their competitors were spending big.
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Universal may not have known what they wanted to do with The Mummy, but they definitely knew the property had made money for them in the past.
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DELANEY: I've done the math — SANDERS: Maybe you did that and made money off health care, but our job is to run a nonprofit health care system.
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Since January the fund has returned roughly 10 percent and it made money in December 2018, a time when most hedge funds lost money, the source said.
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It also opens up a new potential revenue stream for the company, which had previously just made money off the sale of its own interactive kids apps.
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For Ackman, the investment in Chipotle takes him back to his wheelhouse of investing in fast food restaurants after he made money at McDonald's and Burger King.
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Under the military regime, generals made money from jade, narcotics and construction; Burmese without connections made so little money there was little point asking them for any.
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But he made money on other land holdings; his 235-acre estate, Sagamore Hill, now sits on some of the most valuable real estate on Long Island.
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One seemed not to know that the firm made money from advertising; another was more interested in getting Facebook to build fibre-optic cable in her state.
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The royalty plus the rushed schedule meant Frye made money even if the game wasn't up to snuff, and thus Frye had incentive to complete it regardless.
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The conservatives, and the surrounding countries, too—China, Japan, Russia, and especially the United States, their Defense Department, their arms dealer, those who made money off it.
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Naturally, internet providers like AT&T and Verizon, which have for years made money from sharing the data of their customers with third parties, are also opposed.
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At times, they've made money; but they've also lost money, most recently when Tesla posted a surprise third-quarter profit and the stock rocketed back above $300.
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PSA, the second largest carmaker in Europe after Volkswagen, has said it would return Opel — which has not made money since the 1990s — to profitability by 2020.
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Then the facilities made money by billing insurance companies for treatment that sometimes wasn't even actually offered and drug tests that weren't necessary or even looked at.
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Some of them also made money from a sale to Japanese internet company LiveDoor, which acquired Innovation Interactive in 2005 before management bought it back in 2007.
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The study analyzed 700 restaurants, food manufacturers, retailers and hospitality companies in 13 countries and found 99 percent of them made money from investing in curbing waste.
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Fact is ... Angelina has not made money an issue in her divorce until several weeks ago, when she asked a judge for a formal child support agreement.
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For the plutocrats who have made money by boiling the biosphere, the question is: Is it in anyone's real "interest" to wreck the future of your descendants?
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The mortgage lender, whose losses were backstopped by the government, had already made money on commissions and fees; the house could be put into foreclosure and flipped again.
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It was rumoured, after the September 0003 attacks in 2001, that terrorists had made money by shorting airline stocks—but the 9/11 commission report dismissed the idea.
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This, I'm told, explains why some investors made money from the exit, while others, including some Crowdcube backers, lost money, even possibly after factoring in EIS tax breaks.
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And then to say that, yes, guns have made movies -- have made money for Hollywood, but in the way, it seems to me, it&aposs encouraged their culture.
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The study looked at deposits made into the checking accounts of more than 229,22014 anonymized customers who made money from online platforms between October 20163 and June 22016.
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I will be okay but the last 12 months or so my health has been deteriorating and I'm glad I hung on, took the chance, and made money.
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Ramona follows up this alarming display of slut shaming by yelling, "I made money, you didn't have any money until you fucked," and pointing at Bethenny's vagina again.
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The Health Resources and Services Administration, under the Department of Health and Human Services, has made money available to centers whose grants expired early in the new year.
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Along the way, Buffett collected a nice dividend and even made money on GE, with the stock rising about 40 percent during the period Berkshire Hathaway owned it.
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In the United States, about 8 percent of Americans surveyed say they have made money using an online platform such as Airbnb, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Evestment data noted that June marked the first time that even large funds that made money for their clients last year were asked to return funds to investors.
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Tesla hasn't made money on either model, but there was hope that it would eventually settle into a conventional approach and disconnect itself from its capital-markets lifeline.
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Having moved to New Delhi to accept a scholarship to an art school but lacking funds to support himself, he made money by drawing portraits of passers-by.
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In both cases, it appeared to Bharara and his colleagues that Cohen had made money trading stocks on the basis of inside information that Steinberg and Martoma provided.
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Many consumers found it misleading that a company that promised to rid you of spam from marketers made money by selling your information to marketers and other companies.
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It made money by charging users 99 cents a year, while its founders developed a reputation as mavericks with their public disdain for an advertising-based business model.
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Although most victims become impoverished on their return to the country having being sold into slavery abroad, some have made money off recruiting girls into prostitution rings in Europe.
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Rather than collecting fees from providers, the company has made money through advertising and is on pace to double its revenue to about $50 million this year, Goei said.
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Saddled with debt, Mr. Trump in 1994 was forced to bring in outside investors and eventually lost control over the project, though he says he made money on it.
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By staying close to zero, the blue line shows that with all costs taken into consideration (GAAP), Salesforce has historically not lost or made money from its operating activities.
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Otting's bank made money by kicking seniors out of their homes and then turned around and said the government made them do it," said Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown. "Mr.
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" He explained, "I've definitely made money over time, but Bandcamp has been more of a platform for me personally to promote my sounds and get me touring and exposure.
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Nogueira confirmed to Reuters that he had made money transfers from Panama to Brazil, sometimes using a pseudonym, including the name Ukstin, but said it was his own money.
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While he was still a board member and made money from the sale, he was not PayPal's C.E.O. at the time and he did not sell it to eBay.
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You have all these economists with 160 IQs that spend their life studying it, can you name me one super-wealthy economist that's ever made money out of securities?
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"Having founders who have made money or had an exit that are willing to invest in the city means more founders who will try to launch in the city."
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"That requires extra money and many member states have put it up, we have made money available from the EU budget but we'll have to do more," he added.
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But while the model has made money for investors, the industry still faces perceptions of selling money for money's sake, without much care for the nuanced entrepreneur-investor relationship.
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In hindsight, it was the first time I made money from writing, and I should have valued it more, but I was disappointed not to have cold, hard cash.
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In a 2015 interview for HBO's "Real Sports With Bryant Gumbel," Dolan said that the Liberty had never made money and that he had considered shutting down the team.
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Moments before falling asleep live on Twitch, streamer Matthew "Mizkif" Rinaudo thought about how pissed off his mom would be if he told her that he made money sleeping.
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And when GoDaddy was slowly burning through the $0003 million he got from selling his first company, Parsons Technology, which made money management software, he again recalled those nuns.
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Armstrong even started a website called Monetizing the Hate, which she's since taken down, where she aggregated the most heinous comments and made money off the site's banner ads.
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The company compiled detailed background profiles on Rhodes and Kahl and tried to find out whether they had worked with Iran lobbyists or somehow made money on the deal.
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Buford Scott, managing partner at Stelrox Capital Management, a London-based family office which made money trading sterling during the Brexit referendum, said he was steering clear for now.
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They're convenient beliefs for these respective magnates to cling to: Tillerson made money from petroleum and wanted to sow distrust in alternatives; Musk profits by public concern over carbon emissions.
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On behalf of their client, an individual investor named Dany David, the firms argued that Littleton actually made money on Tesla trades in the timeframe allegedly tainted by Musk's tweet.
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One problem with fashioning standards after Lennie, Ms Sotomayor pointed out, is that the character seems just as capable as Mr Moore, who, as a teenager, made money cutting grass.
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Azar says it's made money from the get-go, with users purchasing "gems" — its in-app currency — to unlock filters so they can pick chat partners by region and gender.
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But John was intrigued by the way hip-hop impresario Russell Simmons, one of the only models of entrepreneurship John was exposed to in his community, made money selling music.
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Since the overthrow in 2011 of Muammar Qaddafi, Libya's dictator, smugglers have made money moving people as well as fuel, taking them north to the Mediterranean and onwards to Europe.
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Three years ago, the owner of a separate bikini barista establishment was also charged with money laundering and prostitution after staff allegedly made money from stripping and other sex acts.
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Ferguson said his fund had made money on the bet and Zoetis was very responsive to the activists' suggestions, but it was time to move on and find other opportunities.
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"If you came up with ideas that made money, it was passed on ... and you ended up competing with people five meters from you for the same trades," he said.
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Hedge Fund Research data showed hedge fund managers who made money from the vote tended to be varying positions in sterling, the yen, euro, gold, global equities and fixed income.
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Coldiretti said the gangsters made money in numerous ways, including by counterfeiting prized products like virgin olive oil and buffalo mozzarella to stealing entire herds of animals and whole crops.
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Mr. Trump argues that she also made money for big donors through her activities at the State Department and her family foundation, but he has not offered clear, convincing proof.
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Eight percent of those surveyed used temporary job apps like Uber, Lyft or Postmates — a food delivery service — to make money, while 18 percent made money through digitally selling products.
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British Airways and Air France flew the Concorde for more than 30 years and never made money shuttling a limited number of passengers across the Atlantic in roughly 3½ hours.
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In 210, the company launched 229Rooms, a made-for-Instagram series of galleries that made money from sponsorships and ticket sales, which would become a widely imitated template for others.
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Will and Joel liked those two theme entries the best — CLAUDE MONET was not bad, but I think MADE MONEY was just decent enough to go along for the ride.
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A 2017 "spectacular" was postponed in February for a year, and the company instead made money by renting Radio City Music Hall this year to big draws like Dave Chappelle.
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Speaking at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston, Parente said Petrobras has already made money in an unstable oil price environment, which could lure partners for certain businesses or projects.
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Fears about slower global growth and pressures on commodity prices have sent stock markets tumbling in early 22014, leaving even some hedge funds that made money in 216 with losses.
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Chief Financial Officer Mike Schlotman revealed for the first time that the company never made money on Home Shop, a roughly 30-year-old delivery service it shuttered in April.
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"I never actually made money because whenever I made sales, I put that right back into purchasing more inventory until I decided to quit," she told me in an email.
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Many—but by no means all—of those involved in these killings, both victims and perpetrators, are street hustlers who will have made money from selling drugs on the street.
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He made money quickly, off of sales of things he created, ultimately walking away from the company he founded (after it was sold) with $40 million right before the bubble burst.
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Having frequently made money this year betting nearer-dated oil contracts will weaken against farther-dated deliveries, Zahir was also emboldened by short bets that have built up lately against WTI.
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It describes Twitter's stock as "surging" and noted that the company made money even with fewer users; in fact, this marks the first full year that Twitter has turned a profit.
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But Rose says she did not stay away from the drug business entirely, instead, she made money by weighing and bagging the drugs to make a cut of the dealers' profits.
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Twenty-three percent of people who drive an Uber are 50 or older and two-thirds of drivers have never made money driving before Uber, according to a 2015 company survey.
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They opened a branch in Russia in early 1917, and people can kind of imagine how -- (LAUGHTER) FREEMAN: It actually made money a few months before the Communists took it over.
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That cultural quirk is now on display as Oscar-hopeful movie "The Big Short," about men who made money from the 2007-08 financial collapse, wins fans at U.S. box offices.
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Brafman repeatedly called the complaints of investors who made money "rich people B.S." He also attacked Retrophin's directors, saying they ousted Shkreli as CEO in 2014 after profiting from his work.
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Shkreli's lawyers have argued for a lenient sentence in court filings partly on the grounds that his investors eventually made money after Shkreli paid them in stock and cash from Retrophin.
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AND I THINK THAT PEOPLE THAT ACTUALLY KNOW ME AND KNOW THE CIRCUMSTANCES TRUST ME AND, YOU KNOW, I'VE MADE MONEY FOR PEOPLE AND I WILL MAKE MONEY FOR PEOPLE AGAIN.
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Many of these pictures made money, but Laemmle also overspent, and it was another lavish, ambitious musical, Universal's 1936 version of "Show Boat," directed by Mr. Whale, that proved his Waterloo.
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However, Disney has also made money from DVD, BluRay and digital sales, not to mention licensing agreements for the brand and sales of its own Star Wars apparel, toys and novelizations.
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Over the years investors including Jim Chanos' Kynikos Associates, Carson Block's Muddy Waters Research, Sahm Adrangi's Kerrisdale Capital, and Left himself have made money by sniffing out irregularities at Chinese companies.
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Let's break those things down: He objected to the way I made money, he objected to my lifelong friends, and he objected to activities that gave me an outlet for expression.
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There are exceptions to the rule, like Amazon, where the margins didn't look good along the way… Traditionally these companies haven't made money, and that's how you miss really exceptional businesses.
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While studying photography at the Studio Museum in Harlem, she made money as a Kelly Girl — a kind of temp worker — and later as an assistant to the photographer Anthony Barboza.
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"Back then lots of companies that went public were early-stage, more of a concept, or there were 12 companies in the same space, or no one made money," Ritter said.
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More than half of delegates are still up for grabs in the coming weeks and he still possesses a fundraising juggernaut that has made money a non-issue for his campaign.
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But as another investor, Stuart Buck, points out, that doesn't necessarily mean that the voice of anyone who's ever made money from tech investing is one that needs to be heard.
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As a businessman, Mr. Trump has made money by licensing the use of his name on an array of products around the world, like vodka in Israel or soap in India.
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Being a fast mover is a big thing; a somewhat trivial example is that I have almost never made money investing in founders who do not respond quickly to important emails.
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Shkreli last week told reporters that an alleged victim of his was not actually a victim, because she made money from his investments, attorneys for the government said in Monday's motion.
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It's a bit unfair to blame Katherine Heigl entirely for the collapse of the romantic comedy, especially when she starred in a bunch that made money (notably the genuinely terrible 27 Dresses).
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One particular quirk of the case, however, is the fact that investors in the case all made money from their relationship with Shkreli, which the defense argued invalidated any claims of fraud.
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There was money to be made — money that they earned for their children so they could be whatever they wanted to be and in a way fulfill the dreams of their parents.
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That means plenty of people have made money, but a lot of people who bought into the cryptocurrency in hopes of a similar rise in 2018 are (at least thus far) disappointed.
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This is so that criminal gangs and, in some cases, family members who have made money by exploiting the 50 girls and one boy who live at the facility cannot find it.
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Most people who held on to bitcoin over the past year made money off of it, and as Americans prepare for income tax season, the IRS wants its cut of the profits.
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The smart home device maker was one of the few divisions in Other Bets that actually made money, and losing the company to Google proper could negatively impact these figures going forward.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Jana Partners, the event-driven investment firm run by Barry Rosenstein, told clients that its main fund made money in July and is now beating the Standard & Poor's 500 index.
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"For the last three years, our investors have made money, we made a 21 percent profit last year," said Yang, who has built five warehouses for garlic storage and plans another four.
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But the Justice Department issued a critical report of Ferguson in March 20163, citing racial bias in policing and a municipal court system that made money at poor and minority residents' expense.
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Along with his brother Bob, Weinstein co-founded Miramax studio in 1979, and quickly gained a reputation for producing films that both garnered critical acclaim and made money at the box office.
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In her brief appearance on the show, Kardashian is seen helping Hilton organize and clean out her closet, which she made money doing at the time, along withreselling designer goods on eBay.
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Macro funds, however, which take gargantuan positions on big economic trends and were poised to gain or lose the most from the British referendum, avoided debilitating losses, and several even made money.
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Although shambolic by intent (at one point, Ken Kesey projected the message "Anybody who knows he is God go up on stage"), under Graham's Prussian promotion style the festival actually made money.
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They said some drivers were happy to use climbing medallion values as collateral to take out cash, and that those who sold their medallions at the height of the market made money.
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"A going-out-of-business sale is exciting: People want to go, it's fun and drives energy, and that's what we made money on for a long period of time," he said.
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He also made money singing in various choirs, befriended painters like Bill Rice and drank at the Cedar Tavern in Manhattan with other prominent artists like Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning.
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Pritchard said EFR has since claimed that she made money using the fire station's facilities and uniform to promote her side business, in an effort to block her from receiving unemployment benefits.
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As a company, Grindr has made money before by advertising in the app itself and then it sells subscriptions so that you can have what, frankly, are essential features such as push notifications.
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In fairness, I Feel Pretty and Life of the Party performed well enough internationally that they at least broke even, and Super Troopers 2 cost so little that it likely made money too.
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Though companies made money, there was little in the way of profiteering—bad memories from World War I, Wilson says, led to "robust profit controls," which were mostly accepted by America's industrial tycoons.
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The New York hedge fund firm, which goes by "Oz Management," also made money on U.S. corporate and structured credit and lost on U.S. stocks and convertible and derivative arbitrage, the letter said.
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Hedge funds based on systematic trading programmes, driven in whole or partially by a computer, have outperformed rivals this year after many made money on an oil price fall and Britain's EU referendum.
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The optimal way to get a warm introduction is via a mutual connection (and indeed, an intro by someone who has made money for the investor in the past is the very best).
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Unremarked and unheralded, the balance of power between startup CEOs and their investors has radically changed: In the 20th century tech companies and their investors made money through an initial public offering (IPO).
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The break up was intended to bring out value, and while Cramer says it didn't generate a lot of enthusiasm on Wall Street at the time, investors have made money from the split.
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"If you've made money being a critic in black culture in the last 20 years you have to deal with me," he told Bret Easton Ellis in the New York Times Style Magazine .
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" Hellier has been watched by more viewers than most new cable paranormal reality shows pull in a season, and it still made money from t-shirt sales, ad rolls, and donations," Newkirk said.
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In the case of a fake news story that claimed that Mr. Trump won the popular vote, Google made money because it arrived as an advertisement keyed to searches about the election results.
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Smith noted that while the amount of money raised by IPOs in 2019 was a mild disappointment — $46 billion, which is about the same as 2018 — public investors made money in most IPOs.
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His lawyer, Barry Berke, told jurors last week that Walters never received any inside information, and that he made money trading stocks using the same skills that made him a successful sports gambler.
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The primary way Prince made money was concerts, but our sources say the singer was so impulsive he would do shows on the spur of the moment with poor planning and little promotion.
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For most of its life, Vimeo only made money by selling service subscriptions aimed at prosumers who wanted features like increased storage capacity; at the end of last year, it had 676,000 paid subs.
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One problem with "fashion[ing]" standards after Lennie, Ms Sotomayor pointed out, is that the character in Steinbeck's novel seems just as capable as Mr Moore, who made money as a teen cutting grass.
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We just did two movies and made money for everybody and you're saying to me that if I don't want to do the third one, you'll make it without me and find somebody else?
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Honestly, we happened to be talented in a mainstream way as well, so we've made money from selling television shows, and from selling the book, we are able to parlay that into other things.
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"I just loved the fact that while most people worked in bars trying to make it as an actor, she made money as a calligrapher," Bradby, who is based in Hampshire, England, tells PEOPLE.
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By the end of 2001, Southwest had not only made money for the year, it had been profitable even in the fourth quarter and had gained market share on its domestic US airline competitors.
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Since their relaunch, six of the seven films have made money at the box office, with "Black Panther" riding a wave of moviegoers that flocked to free screenings in honor of Black History Month.
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Sure, down at Menlo Park they'd find some more palatable euphemisms to package it all, but ultimately Facebook has made money by watching what you do and then selling what it knows about you.
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He denounced not only the indulgence trade but all the other ways in which the Church made money off Christians: the endless pilgrimages, the yearly Masses for the dead, the cults of the saints.
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"The idea of the businesses I've ran was that the scale of climate change was too big for one company to solve—but if we made money, maybe other people would follow," he said.
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Barry Rosenstein and David Einhorn, both closely watched for their investment ideas, told clients they made money in November, but not as much as the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index, which gained 14.83 percent.
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I could walk into a room of developers and yell, "I MADE MONEY OFF A GAME I MADE," and they'd all be like, yeah, sure, call us when you can afford your own helicopter.
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He went there before, in the late 90s, to make a big-budget, PG-13 Spawn film that made money at the box office but failed to live up to his cryptic comic vision.
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Though they have made money off of previous goods releases like the shoes or boxes, the goal is decidedly not to make money right now and instead to spend a great deal of it.
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Thames monetizes her blog through affiliate links, earning a commission each time a reader buys something through that link; she also made money off her book deal, and her husband continues to work remotely.
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SoftBank treated a real estate business that made money by renting desks and office space as if it were a technology company led by an industry visionary, putting few, if any, restraints on Neumann.
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A source told the newspaper that the couple, also called the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, admire the way the Obamas have made money since leaving office but still enjoy a lot of popularity.
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They made money on the deal, but the value was hurt by a two-story temporary structure that served as an office for subway workers, which blocked views from the window, Mr. Shustik said.
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Clients of shops that made money, including Paloma Partners and Hutchin Hill Capital LP, were left with returns of less than 5 percent partly because of a draining combination of pass-through and performance fees.
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Its flagship offering, called Compass Special Situations, has made money for 24 of the past 25 years — only suffering a loss at the height of the global financial crisis in 2008, according to an investor.
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Arun Advani of Warwick University analysed self-assessment tax records provided by the British government, and showed that tax audits made money for the government by scaring tax cheats into improving tax compliance in future.
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So as commodity prices rose during the 2000s, the burgeoning trade in waste benefited both exporters, who made money from previously worthless trash, and importers, who gained access to a reliable stream of precious feedstock.
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While many celebrities have shared stories of their sex lives, fertility struggles and pregnancies with the world on social media — some have even made money off pregnancy announcements through sponsored content — she has steered clear.
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It also rejected his claim that the $7.36 million he was ordered to forfeit was excessive because his hedge fund investors made money, and the amount did not account for some trading losses he incurred.
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In the same year, three of CQS's funds made money, including the Credit Multi-Asset fund, Global Convertible Arbitrage fund and long-only convertibles fund, which made 3.6 percent, 7.5 percent and 503 percent, respectively.
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But Bell also popularized conspiracy radio, paved the way for dangerous figures such as Alex Jones, and made money for Talk Radio Network—a broadcasting company that hosted right wing figures such as Michael Savage.
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Tesla has made money in just a handful of quarters in over 15 years of existence, so a third and fourth quarter in the black in 2018, reported in February of 2019, was something special.
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Zenefits was founded in 2013 and originally provided free software for businesses to automate their human resources services, such as hiring and payroll, and made money acting as a broker, selling companies health insurance plans.
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Walters's lawyer, Barry Berke, has said that is lying and that Walters made money in Dean Foods, a leading dairy company, through diligent research, using the same talents that made him a successful sports gambler.
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The company "simply took cash without ever meeting or reviewing any pitches," and as it raked in more than $26 million, "virtually none of the firm's clients ever made money," the Miami New Times reported.
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"They've contributed in a huge way to the unrealistic standards of body size that we see today," said Harrison, who said the company has made money telling women they're fat because they're overindulgent or emotional overeaters.
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Facebook's internal documents about how it made money off children to be released All the big app stores eventually face class-action lawsuits for letting minors buy too many virtual goods with their parents' credit cards.
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Is part of this because you have been a successful entrepreneur in the past, you've made money selling companies, that the idea of selling ... you sold OMGPOP for two-hundred-ish million dollars, right, to Zynga?
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The company cites its own editorial teams and discovery features as strong enough alternatives to third-party websites and news operations that have historically made money in part by referring their readers to the App Store.
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Practice Fusion gained traction by offering free electronic health records software to doctors — as an alternative to the expensive systems from big vendors — and the company made money by serving relevant pharmaceutical ads to its users.
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Though many weren't exactly sure how Epstein made money, his wealth began to play out on an international scale as he snapped up properties across the world and set up a foundation that donated to Harvard.
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Mr. Dyhrenfurth made money as a ski instructor and mountain guide and became known for climbing many mountains, including Mount St. Agnes in Alaska, the Teton Range in Wyoming and the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 7 (Reuters) - German publisher Axel Springer reported a double-digit gain in core profits on Wednesday as its digital classifieds operation advanced and millennial-focused online news outlet Business Insider grew and made money.
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He made money as an undergraduate student at UC Berkeley through two separate ventures: leasing video game consoles to local bars and restaurants, and developing a pocket-sized electronic translator sold to Sharp Electronics in 1979.
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And so I'd say overall, Jim Barksdale always reminds us all in his own non-arrogant way that we made money for any shareholder who had been with us from the get go, including the IPO.
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"I think it could be slightly high but I think it would also be a fair price tag if they're targeting that particular segment, because they are trading and have made money off blockchain technology," he said.
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This has begun to improve the market dynamic between tech companies and media companies from where it was a few years ago, when platforms made money off users sharing publisher content that they didn't have to license.
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When a plodding Senator Orrin Hatch asked how, exactly, Facebook made money while offering its services for free, Zuckerberg responded confidently, "Senator, we run ads," a phrase that was soon emblazoned on T-shirts in Menlo Park.
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"If Ray Dalio, with $160 billion in assets and a guy that has made money 23 out of the last 26 years says, 'I can't time the market,' no one is going to time the market perfectly."
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The students broke into applause when Kim Dae-jung concluded his account by saying how pleased he was with the outcome: The girls were pretty, the games were a success, and the city of Pusan made money.
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Nobody would blame Richards for wanting to move on after a dozen years, three presidents, endless lawsuits and a series of right-wing undercover filmmakers trying unsuccessfully to prove that Planned Parenthood made money selling fetal tissue.
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"The question is going to be whether the case is nuts: Nobody was defrauded, nobody lost any money," Mr. Brafman argued, telling the jury that the investors in fact made money because of Mr. Shkreli's financial prowess.
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GM was impressive only to the degree that it absorbed a 50-day strike last year and still made money on an adjusted basis in the quarter, and Ford managed to slightly beat analysts' expectations for revenue.
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As they worked on redefining the avant-garde, the two made money by creating window displays for department stores under the name Matson Jones (Matson was Rauschenberg's mother's maiden name; Jones was a near homonym for Johns).
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So Scholastic invested in a lovely hardcover design for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, with a soon-to-be iconic cover, even though conventional wisdom of the time held that children's books only made money in paperback.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Hedge fund manager David Einhorn told investors on Tuesday that he made a "large" bet on insurer Brighthouse Financial late last year, and had made money on General Motors but lost by shorting Amazon and Tesla.
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"The truth is that you don't have to be a professional photographer to take amazing photos, we are seeing amateur photographers who have never made money from their images in the past doing great on the EyeEm Marketplace!"
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Hedge fund sales desks at four of Wall Street's biggest banks told Reuters that many U.S. players had made money betting against China by the time Beijing took aggressive steps to prop up the currency in early January.
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While the gaming industry has typically made money by selling consoles and games, in recent years, it has been shifting to more of a services model — where add-ons and in-game purchases have been on the rise.
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Cramer found that if an investor waits a few days after a stock is kicked out of the Dow, historically they would have made money buying that stock and holding on to it for the next 12 months.
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"The fact that Eidos has been successful over the last year has kind of paved the way for the BridgeBio IPO in terms of investors either having made money on Eidos, or having wished they did," he said.
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And here's part 2: For example, I make no money in Miami anymore and I've probably never made money in Basel, and I feel like I haven't met a new person in Basel in at least 33 years.
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Walking down the prop aisles in the warehouse is like walking into a time warp from the days when "Three's Company" and "Dallas" dominated the television ratings and "Apocalypse Now" and "Alien" made money at the box office.
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Both McGhee and West cited the case of Donald De La Haye, a kicker at the University of Central Florida who lost his NCAA eligibility in 2017 because he had made money selling advertising on his YouTube channel.
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On the new podcast, Armstrong also reflected on how Google got into advertising in the first place — because even though ads are an $80-billion-a-year business for it now, that wasn't always how it made money.
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The forms, which are legally required for presidential candidates, detail how Hillary and Bill Clinton made money in 210 largely from paid speeches, a practice that has drawn the ire of liberal Democrats who have rallied around Vermont Sen.
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According to the Digiday report, HQ has actually made money from the game show, bringing in over $10 million in revenue since introducing the sponsored spots in March, despite giving away thousands of dollars in prize money to players.
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Influencers have long made money by striking deals with companies and brands to promote products on their channels and streams — in the case of more popular influencers, sometimes upward of thousands of dollars for a single post or video.
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In the year 2003, he boldly paired DMX and Jet Li to make Cradle 2 the Grave, which also made money but not enough to justify a studio letting him make another movie like the three he'd already made.
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Those numbers don't include the costs to produce and market the films, but they also don't account for all the other ways Disney has already made money off the universe, like TV shows, licensing, home video sales and merchandise.
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"Lower oil prices led to more demand in the markets and for the person who's making plastics, their costs went down but their demand went up and they made money," said Joel Morales, director of polyolephins Americas for IHS.
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Assassin's Creed is the fourth 2016 movie based on a popular video game series, following Ratchet & Clank, The Angry Birds Movie, and Warcraft, some of which made money at the box office, but all of which were critical failures.
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Reached by phone in Cannes, France, Frank Quintero, a principal at Yucaipa, said that "while Scoop faced the same challenges that other retailers have faced," the company ultimately made money on the investment because of its real estate holdings.
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ConocoPhillips said on Thursday its U.S. shale operations, which made money in the first quarter after losing cash for more than a year, were now profitable at oil prices under $45 per barrel, more than $20 below current levels.
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About 95% of all large police departments have adopted the use of body cameras to help build trust with the public — many of which were given by private companies that made money from the ensuing footage and data storage.
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He made money — enough to take care of his employees, and live the way he wanted, and once Richemont made an investment he had security — but he could have made a lot more if he had played the game.
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"I woke up the next morning and ended the live and went over to my mom and was like, 'Mom, I literally just made money falling asleep,'" said Mr. Hector, who has more than 221,221 followers on the app.
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The band, which is made up of four white men over the age of 50, isn't much for mainstream publicity or marketing; they have only ever made one music video, and they have always made money primarily through touring.
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Alibaba has made money primarily by selling advertising and promotional services to third-party merchants that list products on Taobao and Tmall, two of its e-commerce sites, but has in recent years invested heavily in cloud computing as well.
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After the second world war, Winchell made money renting jukeboxes to restaurants and bars – a business that was then controlled by Mickey Cohen, a notorious West Coast mob boss (this perhaps explains why Winchell never talked much about his early life).
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It made money by selling "pro" accounts ($30 for 6 months), which made it easier to dig deeper into someone's best tweets, and gave you the ability to give little "trophies" to other people for a best tweet of the day.
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The group has made money primarily by selling advertising and promotional services to third-party merchants that list products on Taobao and Tmall, two of its e-commerce sites, but has also in recent years invested heavily in cloud computing.
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More than 90 percent of ordinary investors made money in stocks as the S&P 500 Index hit a record high in July, according to an analysis by investing social network Openfolio of more than 70,000 portfolios on its platform.
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However, that potential revenue would be divided among game developer Niantic, rights holder The Pokemon Company, as well as Apple and Google, since the game is available on both iOS and Android platforms, before Nintendo made money off the game.
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In the early days of the financial crisis, Goldman Sachs received an outsize share of criticism from politicians and the media as its trading desk made money by betting against the housing market in the run-up to the crisis.
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To learn more, read "Everyone Made Money Off My N.C.A.A. Career, Except Me." Ms. Ohashi writes: An exuberant top-scoring floor routine by U.C.L.A.'s Katelyn Ohashi went viral this year, making her one of the most famous college gymnasts ever.
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His series detailed potential market manipulation of taxi medallion prices and showed how some of the people who manipulated those prices also made money by providing drivers with high loan amounts, long loan lengths, steep fees and interest-only terms.
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The midrange of professional blogs, people who made money blogging, often in food or fashion, still thrives, but many have shifted to Instagram (one professional travel blogger told me that sponsors still prefer her blog posts to an Instagram ad).
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Assistant United States Attorney Leo Wise reminded jurors that the central question in the trial involved the actions of the rogue police unit and that whether some of its robbery victims made money "selling drugs or Girl Scout cookies" was irrelevant.
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While a classic album like "Thriller" obviously was, and continues to be, a major earner for Jackson and his estate, the singer also made money by staying busy through a variety of ventures, from a clothing label to endorsements for brands like Pepsi.
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As a report in the The Washington Post explains, North Korea's YouTube channel wasn't taken down because of the actual propaganda produced by a brutal dictatorship, but because North Korea could have made money from the videos though YouTube's built-in advertising system.
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" In a statement, the group's president, Brad Woodhouse, said of Trump: "He is a shameful, greedy, in-it-for-himself con man who made money off of manipulating and bullying his 'students' into shelling out more and more cash for nothing in return.
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Read more: Izzy Englander just landed a quant team that was managing hundreds of millions for billionaire Michael PlattBut the firm's fundamental funds, which have been running since Ainslie started the firm in the early 1990s, have all made money this year.
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Nearly a quarter of American adults made money last year using digital platforms to take on a job or a task, selling something online or renting out their properties using a home-sharing site like Airbnb, according to the Pew Research Center.
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I feel very bad for the people that look like me; a lot of super angels made money by actually building a business, and then we all felt we were so fucking smart, and we're gonna write 25 and 50 thousand dollar checks.
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Working under the aegis of Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law, with the cooperation of Trump appointees at the Republican National Committee, the operatives have consolidated power — and made money — in a way not possible in an earlier, more transparent analog era.
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Only a handful of the 211 teams made money last year and even commissioner Don Garber concedes the league will remain a money pit until a new media rights deal is negotiated sometime before the current one expires at the end of 2022.
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Prosecutors have evidence on how high-profile officials at the finance ministry shared their illegal profits when they led the so-called VAT mafia, a group of people who made money on extorting VAT tax from the state, the Rzeczpospolita newspaper reported.
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The United Nations says ISIS has done a lot of damage to Iraq's heritage, destroying religious and archeological sites, partly because they don't fit with ISIS's interpretation of Islam, partly because the terrorists have made money by selling Iraq's antiquities on the black market.
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With investor Keith Meister, their 25 North fund is likely to have already made money on what is now a 10 percent stake in Clariant, with the Swiss group's shares up 5.6 percent since they came out publicly against the merger on July 3.
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It was ValueAct that supported Valeant's strategy of growth through a combination of acquisitions and drug price rises, and while ValueAct has made money on the position, Valeant's share price has plunged by more than 80 per cent since the start of last year.
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BOSTON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Hedge fund manager David Einhorn told investors on Tuesday that he made several new bets, including a "large" one on Brighthouse Financial, late last year and that he made money on automaker General Motors but lost money on Amazon and Tesla .
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Crowdpac made money through tips that donors could give alongside their donations, and also a 4 percent fee tacked to any pledged donation made to a potential candidate who had not yet decided to run but was merely trying to assess their hypothetical support.
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Short sellers — investors who bet against a company and make money when a stock's price falls — made money on Tesla's losses, even as Musk's animus toward short sellers appears to have been part of what prompted the go-private announcement in the first place.
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As Nellie Bowles of the New York Times reports, Hummer and his co-founder James Fickel "committed $40 million of their own crypto-made money to their new $100 million hedge fund, Chromatic Capital," a cryptocurrency asset management firm based in the Bay Area.
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" "If one of these American actors who have benefited from the greatness of this country, who have made money from our free enterprise system, want to go fawn all over a criminal and a drug trafficker in their interviews, they have a constitutional right to do it.
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According to researchers at Harvard's Kennedy School, over a third of China's biggest philanthropists made money in property; nearly 60% of their donations go to education, reflecting a wider Chinese concern; and most give to the province where they work, replicating and reinforcing China's overall wealth gap.
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The new mixed-team event by I.T.F. and Kosmos could attempt to fill that gap, and the I.T.F. is also working on trying to increase the revenue and rewards for Fed Cup, the annual women's national team competition that has rarely made money in recent years.
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In part that's because Ghostbusters is honest about its characters' failings: Spengler is a weirdo, Stantz is childish, Venkman is a sarcastic, womanizing jerk who probably wouldn't mind all that much if the whole operation turned out to be a scam, as long as it made money.
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Sprint was on the verge of bankruptcy, three to four weeks left of cash, one of the most iconic 120-year-old company, tough competitors, Verizon, AT&T, losing millions of customers, burning something like $5 billion of free cash, had never made money in the last 11 years.
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Everyone Made Money Off My N.C.A.A. Career, Except Me "California's initiative to allow college athletes to profit from their talent is a boon especially for women and competitors in sports without pro leagues," writes Katelyn Ohashi, an American gymnast, recent graduate of U.C.L.A., and author of this Opinion essay.
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While the US Congress peppered him with often inane questions — Senator Orrin Hatch, who has seemingly never used the internet, asked how Facebook made money — the UK committee contains members focused on these kinds of issues and is better equipped to dive into such a broad and complex topic.
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"We're disappointed because we should have made money rather than lost money in this move the way we did in 2008," Dalio told the FT. The market's steep sell-off came as the coronavirus quickly spread across the globe, ratcheting fears of slower economic and corporate profit growth.
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According to Brandt, who did an interview about his book with JOE, Sheeran made money after World War II helping out in organized crime, and Russell Bufalino, the biggest mob boss in New York City at the time, allegedly put Sheeran and Hoffa in touch with each other.
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Ole Andreas Halvorsen's Viking Global Equities fund posted returns of 8.3 percent and the Viking Long Fund saw gains of 4.5 percent for 2015, topping benchmarks and putting Viking in the position of being one of the few funds that made money last year, according to documents obtained by CNBC.com.
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Savage asked Santana whether the government had paid him to testify (Santana replied that he hadn't been paid to testify), whether he'd made money from the cell phone video (Santana said he accepted money from an Australian media outlet) and even questioning his hearing and his history of paying taxes.
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"The people who were for whatever reason insulated from the catastrophic consequences of the crash or made money off of it ... have a very, at best, skewed understanding of what happened and why it happened," said Dennis Kelleher, head of the nonprofit Better Markets, which advocates for tougher financial regulation.
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Traders said the almost 3 percent rise in sterling against the dollar that followed - its biggest daily gain since at least 1.25403 - looked mainly like a squeeze on those who had already made money in six often chaotic months rather than conviction that its fall may be coming to an end.
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The network that aired the TV show made money off it by selling ad revenue, but it was not necessarily obligated to share that ad revenue with the studio that actually made the show, because the rerun market was considered so lucrative (as long as the show lasted long enough to enter it).
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When YouTube temporarily suspended ad revenue on Logan Paul's account, following the publishing of his December video, it didn't affect his bottom line—Paul still made money from sponsored social media posts and merchandise, and his briefly monetized apology video quickly garnered 40 million views, which, potentially, could have yielded about $20,000.
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" His 86-year-old father, Carl Shaifer, said there's not much he could have done differently for his son: "He had more than most people that get out of jail … He made money, he got a job, he had a truck and a nice place to say, but he was just insane.
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"I would point out that [this trader] had already doubled their money on the calls that they were selling today, so this is somebody who was bullish prior to this bet, made money, and is taking some of those proceeds and pressing that bullish bet further out over the next 60 days," explained Khouw.
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In the past, he's made money by playing in bands, doing voiceover work, and running a booking company; in 2013, after uploading a couple videos about baseball history to YouTube, he was contracted by German company Mediakraft to build "The Great War," covering every facet of one of the most complicated times in history.
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And it is frankly my obligation - look, I now made money, I&aposve lived with no money, and now I have money, it&aposs better to have money, and it&aposs better to have opportunity, and it&aposs better to have a growing, thriving economy, and it&aposs also better to have peace in the world.
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" When asked if Book Marks would ever turn into a site that made money by linking to Amazon or other affiliate-driven sites, Diamond said that they "have no plans to sell books, for many reasons: one being that Literary Hub is a supporter and partner of independent bookstores and we encourage people to shop locally.
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The DNI work also comes at a time when many news organizations are struggling against the economics of the news industry — which has had a messy transition from being a profitable, print-based business that made money through both newspaper sales and advertising, to a largely ad-based free effort that is available online through a vast proliferation of outlets.
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"Being a freelancer means you're kind of used to hustling for gigs, so even though it's been hard losing some of the traditional ways I've made money in the past while the COVID-19 parameters are in place, I'm also familiar with having to be super flexible and used to having to push myself forward to get work," she said.
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"As people focus on Trump and his success business comes into more focus, and the media and various research organs start looking at his actual business record, while he is a wonderful and talented self-promoter, in the businesses where he's made money, everyone around him has lost money," said Todd Webster, a Democratic strategist and former Senate Democratic aide.
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Now I very rarely get emotional at the movies but I did cry a tad watching the Avengers climax but not nearly as much as I cry inside every time I read yet more sycophancy and ingratiating copy from my peers about companies that have never made money, show no signs of making money anytime soon and who claim to have reinvented the wheel.
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As a reporter at CNBC Make It who's covered some of the most incredible ways people have made money online — including a 28-year-old whose company has made millions buying things at Walmart and reselling them on Amazon and an entrepreneur who started selling board games out of his living room — I was curious to find out if it was as easy as they made it seem.
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And lastly, for some unexplained reason and you could ask Jay Clayton this morning – I missed it I was in traffic – but in 763, the SEC implemented the uptick rule, which worked effectively for 276 odd years, and in 29 they eliminated the uptick rule, which gave rise to a lot of these quantitative trading systems, which buy strength, sell weakness, and they exaggerate upside and downside, and you know, everyone I know with money, myself included, has generally made money by buying weakness and selling strength, not buying strength and selling weakness.
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I DON'T INVEST IN THE STOCK MARKET AND I THINK YOU SAW THE STOCKS I BOUGHT, AND I BOUGHT A LOT OF STOCK AND I AM NOT A STOCK MARKET GUY, AND I BOUGHT IT BECAUSE I DID NOT USE BORROWED MONEY WHEN I INVESTED BUT ITS LIKE FREE MONEY, AND THE STOCKS WENT WAY UP AND THEN I SOLD THEM BECAUSE WHEN I DID THIS, WHEN I DECIDED TO DO THIS I FIGURED MAYBE THERE'S A CONFLICT OF INTEREST, WHO KNOWS, AND WITH THEM THEY ACCUSE YOU WITH ANYTHING SO I FIGURED I WOULD SALE, AND ANYBODY COULD HAVE MADE MONEY.
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