Insurance companies have to make a profit to stay in business but get attacked when they do make a profit.
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They have to make sure that they make a profit.
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"Don't be afraid to make a profit," Schindler tells CNBC.
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It was necessary to be seen, to make a profit.
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We recognize business must make a profit to remain viable.
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And once it breaks, they make a profit on that.
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The company is struggling to make a profit on mining.
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This is a consequence of somebody wanting to make a profit.
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Generally, my goal was to make a profit of 25 percent.
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If you don't make a profit from your art, that's fine.
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Business must make a profit but should serve a purpose too.
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At one point, Stankey implied that HBO didn't make a profit.
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Artifacts, at the same time, are sold to make a profit.
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I'm going to sell something and make a profit on it.
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Like many independents, McGonigles Watches has yet to make a profit.
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There are investors and they are meant to make a profit.
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It's a fixed fee and not intended to make a profit.
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In fact, they could even make a profit on the investment.
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He's there solely to help himself — that is to make a profit.
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If you can't make a profit off the ground, stop farming it.
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That means the owners could make a profit of over £1 million.
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The artist claims she was never in it to make a profit.
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"Hopefully 2016 will be first year we make a profit," Kayobotsi says.
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Despite huge market shares, Brazilian carriers have struggled to make a profit.
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The first is that Lyft has yet to actually make a profit.
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"We can't make a profit," laments Cheah You Wok, the factory's manager.
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Five years later, she said, she has yet to make a profit.
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It is not, and never has been, to simply make a profit.
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Without concession sales, both AMC and Regal would not make a profit.
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He understands why someone would spray; farmers need to make a profit.
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"If we were to sell today we'd make a profit," she said.
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But they'll also make a profit on it, which muddies the motives.
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But entrepreneurs still need demand for the product to make a profit.
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If exceptions are made, insurance companies will struggle to make a profit.
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Production studios make a profit so they can continue funding new films.
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It's possible to invest responsibly and make a profit on your investments.
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He has yet to make a profit, though the app is growing.
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But those complaints, like the lawsuits against them, can't be taken at face value because the critics are usually "an attorney who's trying to make a profit, a competitor who's trying to make a profit, a squatter," he said.
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We'll never make a profit on this or most of our other dishes.
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But in six years of operation, it has yet to make a profit.
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He expects the service could make a profit in five to seven years.
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Besides, Chon never set out to tell this story to make a profit.
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To make a profit, the film will have to resonate with foreign crowds.
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It's there to help insurance companies make a profit, and it was awful.
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Amaro declined to specify if the company may make a profit this year.
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We are a company, so obviously we do have to make a profit.
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"It's not un-American to try to make a profit," Rosenstein told POLITICO.
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Franck smuggled the weapons in order to make a profit, the ISA said.
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Brands jump at the chance to make a profit off #Saudi's historic announcement pic.twitter.
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To make a profit despite low fees, they must attract lots of client money.
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Why it matters: Marijuana growers are struggling to find ways to make a profit.
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By doing things like this, you are set up to make a profit quickly.
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So does that mean you're on track to break even or make a profit?
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You have to put in a year or two before you make a profit.
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Like many of its contemporaries, WeWork's filing suggests it struggles to make a profit.
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And they might actually be able to make a profit at the same time.
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Restaurants failed, as they could no longer make a profit without legal liquor sales.
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And then as now, companies that are signing up want to make a profit.
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The big question for Snap, then, is not whether it can make a profit.
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Samsung Biologics has yet to make a profit since its 2011 founding as investment continues.
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Another $15 billion was raised by Chinese companies that had yet to make a profit.
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The makers of "Omar" claimed that they were not even trying to make a profit.
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The distributors make a profit based on how many drugs they distribute, the report said.
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As Twilio prepares to hit the markets this week, it's yet to make a profit.
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Now, there are some shale patches that can make a profit at $2150 a barrel.
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Our goal was to make a profit by following a model of statistics-based gambling.
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They then charge fees for accessing quotes and make a profit by pocketing the difference.
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Many say they'd rather make a profit in the marketplace than through a government program.
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U.S. farmers have struggled to make a profit on wheat due to a global glut.
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Market makers make a profit off the spread between the bid and the offer prices.
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The company has to both build them fast enough and make a profit doing it.
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Contrary to Friedman's adage, the social responsibility of business is not to make a profit.
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Then you bring it to the store and the store's going to make a profit?
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Analysts at NCB Capital had forecast SEC would make a profit of 2.4 billion riyals.
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The generals appear eager to make a profit by permanently eliminating the Rohingya from Burma.
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Uber, like Lyft, is deeply unprofitable and isn't expected to make a profit anytime soon.
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"I'll make a profit that will help me get by a bit," Mr. Mohammadi said.
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Its founders say it doesn't make a profit, and only recently stopped costing them money.
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We started in 1953, and didn't make a profit until 1968, when we made $2,000.
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Now, there are some shale patches that can make a profit at $23 a barrel.
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Based on weekend projections, it could be difficult for the movie to make a profit.
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And people are not going to just toss that aside, especially in a market today when so many of the IPOs that come up are companies that don't even make a profit and have never made a profit and may never make a profit.
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The company's mass production methods allowed it to underbid other manufacturers, but still make a profit.
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The company's mass production methods allowed it to underbid other manufacturers, but still make a profit.
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They don't pay dividends, they don't buy back shares, and they don't always make a profit.
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Also, this may be your only chance in pranking history to actually make a profit. 7.
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There are still a lot of opportunities to make a profit in the alternative lending industry.
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I'd buy cartons of cigarettes that others had smuggled in, sell them, and make a profit.
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First, NASA is a federal agency and so it does not aim to make a profit.
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If GLD closes at or below $120, he will make a profit of $3.33 per share.
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His father was training him to make a profit by buying and selling bridles, Perot said.
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In the event they make a profit, the funds take 20 percent of that as well.
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In the event they make a profit, the funds take 2260 percent of that as well.
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If the share price then falls, the investor will buy it back and make a profit.
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"Make sure you can serve [the product] to them and still make a profit," he said.
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It had initially predicted that it would make a profit in its second year of operation.
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The Fed's system doesn't have to make a profit, which could threaten banks, per The WSJ.
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First, when central banks make a profit, they turn most of it over to the government.
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"I know the private sector has to make a profit," he said, choosing his words carefully.
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"Nevertheless, we expect to make a profit in the coming years," he added, without giving details.
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But not at Facebook, or any other platform that uses your information to make a profit.
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And, sure, companies and farmers make a profit off stuff that would otherwise be thrown away.
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Now, they're suddenly presented with the opportunity to make a profit on their homes' extra units.
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The company said it was also leaving four European countries after failing to make a profit.
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Owners can expect to make a profit of $75,000 to $300,000 a year, the company said.
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To make a profit, Sony would have to sell it for at least a little more.
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We still want to make a profit and not risk losing business because of increased prices.
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In the event they make a profit, the funds take 2260 percent of that as well.
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Their lands are being invaded by farmers, ranchers, and land grabbers eager to make a profit.
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Money gets funneled into green projects, and the most successful carbon-cutters can make a profit.
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And if you ever get your money back (or make a profit), it often takes years.
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And in order for them to make a profit, they need the prisons to be full.
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GM has consistently struggled to make a profit at its Opel division, which includes Britain's Vauxhall brand.
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Many companies approach the day as an opportunity not to empower women but to make a profit.
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Despite European car sales at a nine-year high, auto makers have struggled to make a profit.
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Firms should not be able to make a profit from running private schools that receive public subsidies.
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Analysts, on average, estimated TCS to make a profit of 82.19 billion rupees, according to Refinitiv data.
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It has to make a profit, and any projects it pursues should be viewed through that lens.
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As Twilio prepares to test the public markets Thursday, the company has yet to make a profit.
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It takes over 25 years for mainstream, wide-spectrum antibiotic drugs to make a profit, said Wencewicz.
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He insisted that he was operating the shuttle to make a profit, not prepare it for sale.
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"But we bought this home for quality of life reasons, not to make a profit," he said.
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Now she is opening her arms to them in order to make a profit on the building.
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Drivers here may be earning money, but Uber is still working out how to make a profit.
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Tesla's FAQ on the program notes that the company "does not make a profit" on these fees.
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Optimists see this as evidence of a spectacular opportunity to enter the market and make a profit.
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In such an environment, it would become more difficult for banks to make a profit lending money.
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House flipping involves buying an investment home, renovating it, and reselling it quickly to make a profit.
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Convene's best-performing management contract locations make a profit in the ballpark of $700,000 to $1 million.
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This boils down to it being more difficult to make a profit solely based on online sales.
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Entrepreneurs who want to make a profit have to successfully package, market and sell their products, too.
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"We will make a profit from car one, which is unusual," Hackett told reporters after the unveiling.
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We are a company — we have to make a profit, but without harming mankind in the process.
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Based on securities filings, Jana appeared to make a profit of roughly $305 million on its trade.
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Massive brands like Uber, Snapchat, and Spotify are among those that have yet to make a profit.
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The services allow people to make a profit without any upfront investment or inventory in their possession.
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Shopee does not yet make a profit, though analysts expect that it will do so before 2023.
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Many businesses that don't make a profit under formal accounting rules are actually perfectly sound cash generators.
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Spotify is yet to make a profit, but its finances have improved as its steadily added subscribers.
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Trump appeared to be affirming her intention to make a profit from the office of first lady.
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The research suggests pooling a new sovereign wealth fund that would be invested to make a profit.
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Conscious consumerism But Limpongpan believes that it is possible to make a profit and to do good.
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TrueCar argued that consumers do not take the claim literally because they know dealerships make a profit.
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She's barely going to make a profit, if at all, after plunking down about $100k for renovations.
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But it still does not make a profit and faces intense competition from Apple Inc and others.
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Insurance plans appear to have finally turned the corner and begun to make a profit on the marketplace.
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But Jumia Nigeria CEO Juliet Anammah believes the company can make a profit within three to five years.
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See, we saw an interesting disparity that a lot of people had used individually to make a profit.
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Nike could easily outfit a league with 10 teams, paying six figures, and make a profit on it.
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"The main point about slavery is that someone wants to make a profit with zero cost," he says.
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Tech companies say the tariff would increase costs for consumers or harm their abilities to make a profit.
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Both Uber and Careem are yet to make a profit, said the third source, a Gulf-based investor.
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Despite the million spectators who came to cheer racers on, the annual event struggled to make a profit.
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You can also throw a keg party, charge $5 a cup, and make a profit while you party.
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An investor who bought at that price could make a profit if market rates dropped below that level.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer explains why the stock market's recent rally creates an opportune time to make a profit.
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Both American and foreign companies pay Puerto Rican business taxes when they make a profit on the island.
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This is especially true as the Fed, by law, aims to break even rather than make a profit.
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The disaster movie didn't just make a profit, it was Warner Bros.' biggest box office hit of 2015.
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One Bank of Italy official even said that the state could eventually make a profit from the deal.
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Each of these markets is a critical component to landowners' ability to make a profit by growing trees.
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Android, Gurley writes, is not a "product" because Google is not trying to make a profit on it.
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He thought he would make a profit when more mills closed, so he loaded up on the stock.
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He added that the question for the new company is how they can compete and make a profit.
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That makes perfect sense for public health, but companies can't make a profit on what they can't sell.
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FirstEnergy's plea is simple: spend billions on unneeded and expensive power plants, so they can make a profit.
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There also appears to be a sense of investors looking at alternative digital coins to make a profit.
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It forecast that losses would peak this year, but did not say when it would make a profit.
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Amazon has been at this for 10+ years (FBA was launched in 2006), and I think the investment in FBA is a substantial part of the reason for their failure to make a profit (or, really, their choice to not make a profit) for the large part of the last decade.
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It's unclear how exactly the California company plans to make a profit, especially with daily active user growth slowing.
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It was forecast to make a profit of 820 million shekels, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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And I can sell them and make a profit of a very small amount that basically covers my time.
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However, Kapelushnik saw an opportunity to make a profit from reselling sneakers way before the market reached this point.
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Altan must make a profit to keep investing in its network, said Jorge Negrete, CEO of think-tank Mediatelecom.
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The SNB is not required to make a profit, with its main mandate to ensure price stability in Switzerland.
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SICO Bahrain and EFG Hermes forecast du would make a profit of 430.4 million and 13 million dirhams, respectively.
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Cavallari and Cutler should make a profit off the sale, since they bought it in 2014 for $4.25 million.
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Poland's coal sector struggles to make a profit and many power plants are nearing the end of their lifespans.
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But it is not as successful overseas It struggles to make a profit in Europe where VW is dominant.
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Moreover, they will be exempt from income tax for the first three years in which they make a profit.
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In fact, cities rarely make a profit from hosting the Games, and often end up deep in the red.
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The journalism industry has seen routine layoffs for years as companies struggle to make a profit through online advertising.
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Spears stands to make a profit of $2 million, Truila say, if the house goes for her asking price.
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Why it matters: Wenefred Gonzales, a village chief, claims the companies are exploiting storm survivors to make a profit.
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Obviously, Apple wants to make a profit, so the bill of materials has to cost less than the device.
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Dealers surveyed by Artnet said that galleries fail to make a profit 15 to 50 percent of the time.
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Rosneft would also make a profit by receiving an intermediation fee, the source and an internal PDVSA document said.
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Tech companies warned that the tariffs would increase costs for consumers and harm their ability to make a profit.
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The news highlights the sorts of unusual steps those trying to make a profit during the pandemic are taking.
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"You're going to make a profit off the kidnapping of your own grandson," he shouts, tearing up the contract.
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Amazon, founded in 1994, didn&apost make a profit until 2001, and was relatively light on profits until recently.
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A wider net of distribution seems like a better plan to sell more, and maybe even make a profit.
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Beltone Financial forecast the bank would make a profit attributable to shareholders of 399 million dirhams in the quarter.
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If you could earn enough to get your own insurance and take care of yourself and make a profit?
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Still, Disney believes that it could ultimately make a profit when its foreign grosses are factored into the picture.
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And we are not even contemplating Summer beyond L.A. How confident are you that L.A. will make a profit?
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Out-of-the-money options have no intrinsic value, but they can still be used to make a profit.
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That's good for them, makes it very hard to see how you are going to eventually make a profit.
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Macron wants the SNCF to make a profit but says the reforms are not about preparing the company for privatization.
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With prices moving up and down, speculators can bet for or against a variety of assets and make a profit.
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Tesla may have booked hundreds of thousands of preorders, but it's struggling to meet demand—let alone make a profit.
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To be sure, tech companies are businesses trying to make a profit, not humanitarian agencies or social science think tanks.
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And, to the extent that investors make a profit on a sale, Seedrs takes a 7.5% cut of the gains.
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"We expect to make a profit but the idea is the profit will be reinvested in the fund," he said.
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Moreover, many investors will hope to make a profit long before this belief in Argentina's 22nd-century creditworthiness is tested.
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Uber, which in August reported a second quarter loss, has not yet said when it expects to make a profit.
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Hutchison Telecom said it expected to make a profit of HK$21.9 billion ($21.2 million) on the sale of HGC.
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Macron wants the SNCF to make a profit but says the reforms are not about preparing the company for privatisation.
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Analysts, on average, had estimated the company would make a profit of 69.83 billion rupees, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Investors ostensibly hope they can sell the debt elsewhere and make a profit, as prices go up when yields fall.
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Garza had guaranteed that customer mining contracts with GAW and ZenMiner, which he community called Hashlets, would make a profit.
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You know we made an investment on which we expected to make a profit on the basis of the facts.
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Beltone Financial had forecast the bank would make a profit attributable to shareholders of 399 million dirhams in the quarter.
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The late Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman once said the social responsibility of business is to make a profit.
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Hutchison Telecom said it expected to make a profit of HK$27.8092 billion ($742.71 million) on the sale of HGC.
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GM will have to raise and spend those billions of dollars years before they make a profit on their investment.
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But his shop wasn't the only way to make a profit, as the desire to smoke was high in Mosul.
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Hit by the industry restructuring, some of the big clothing brands have struggled to make a profit and secure finance.
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He's "not confident at all" that he'll recoup his stake, let alone make a profit, but he likes Bancor's concept.
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That's bad news for farmers, who have already been struggling with prices so low, it's hard to make a profit.
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Essentially, pharmaceutical companies pay the PBMs to include their drugs in an insurance benefit in order to make a profit.
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The investors in these projects take the risk that the pre-set rates are not sufficient to make a profit.
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Essentially, drug companies pay the PBMs to include their drugs in an insurance benefit in order to make a profit.
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No, that is the very definition of predatory lending — taking advantage of someone's desperation in order to make a profit.
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Because of the subsidies, renewable energy generators usually can offer lower prices than traditional generators and still make a profit.
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And to have enough money coming in to pay the bills and make a profit so it's a viable business.
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Dropbox faces fierce competition, doesn't make a profit, its user growth has slowed, and outside shareholders have negligible voting power.
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The company, which is yet to make a profit, in its IPO pitch also highlighted the industry's resilience during downturns.
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She kept asking over and over again when Uber might make a profit and Khosrowshahi didn't really have great answers.
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The second is capital, the money businesses need to invest in stuff like machinery that helps them make a profit.
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It's hard for companies to make a profit on Instagram, said Jason Goldberg, chief commerce officer at advertising firm Publics.
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The payroll processor is expected to make a profit of 13 cents per share and do $21 million in revenue.
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The insurance company plan to make a profit is to provide as little care as possible at the highest cost.
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Lowe wasn't going to make a profit from his tomb replicas, but they were a calling card for his technology.
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The butcher and the locksmith on Hudson Street were there because they could make a profit on meat and keys.
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Germany's second-largest lender, which is partly owned by the government after a bailout, is struggling to make a profit.
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Nike is still going to make a profit off social justice and people's desire to do something for a cause.
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And if you're trying to make a profit from building paper shredders, you're going to opt for a slower, cheaper motor.
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As recently as 2015 the government was still predicting that it would make a profit on its bailout from the banks.
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Sellers make large orders from women like Danbi and sell them for slightly more to their customers to make a profit.
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I published the book for myself, and wasn't looking to make a profit, since I have a good full-time gig.
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Unlike razor blades or socks, a mattress business doesn't have to sell a high number of products to make a profit.
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And they're going to be able to make a profit at lower retail price points than anybody who isn't vertically integrated.
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But since art gallery owners aren't the only people looking to make a profit, the art doesn't end up in storage.
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The private equity bidders are looking to take the company private and will try to revive growth to make a profit.
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Four of those teams have been eliminated, but he could still make a profit if Syracuse or Villanova win the championship.
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Drug companies argue that they need to make a profit to pay for the billions of dollars needed for drug research.
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But under his tenure the German lender has struggled to make a profit, reporting its third consecutive annual loss in 2017.
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If they have a surplus, they can sell them back to the market and make a profit when the price rises.
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It said the mobile division - housing Motorola and other operations - won't make a profit before the fiscal half beginning October 10.053.
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One that surprised me is that I thought if I didn't work long hours, I couldn't expect to make a profit.
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The worst abuse happens at the hands of people looking to make a profit from the lucrative business of people smuggling.
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These companies are poised to make a profit as consumers buy new appliances, like air conditioners, with new, climate-friendly refrigerants.
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The course will be free of charge and the companies involved with the training are not seeking to make a profit.
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Short positions are where traders bet against an asset, believing it will fall in price, in order to make a profit.
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Governments have become good enough at driving down the prices of contracts, he added, that companies struggle to make a profit.
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It's astonishing, and worrisome for Uber, that problems of this magnitude are secondary to figuring out how to make a profit.
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Now, a rash of start-ups say they can offer more 21st-century alternatives — and make a profit in the process.
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Since credit unions aren&apost out to make a profit, some customers feel they offer more streamlined and personalized customer service.
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It's unlikely all the companies will succeed in signing up enough subscribers to cover those expenses, let alone make a profit.
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One reason for the software companies' resistance is the belief that it's impossible to make a profit from open-source software.
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The RealReal has yet to make a profit, but analysts at Cowen say its on track to do so by 2022.
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Among them: What happens to the companies the fund has invested in once it sells them off to make a profit?
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But commodities investors can still make a profit, he said, by betting on stable to rising prices in the futures market.
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But the odds say that sick people stay sick or get sicker, and insurance companies don't make a profit by paying out.
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I don't find it good on any level that young people are risking their freedom to make a profit from smuggling cannabis.
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The ride-hailing startup has disclosed it has 91 million users, but growth is slowing and it may never make a profit.
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With millions of Americans impacted by the change, Cramer dug deeper to find out how to make a profit for portfolios nationwide.
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In many instances, people once close to public figures will exploit their former intimacy to make a profit — a potentially huge profit.
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The DC and Marvel universes continue to spawn films regardless of how poorly conceived they are, simply because they make a profit.
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The ride-hailing company has disclosed it has 91 million users, but growth is slowing and it may never make a profit.
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Although the sales are decent, with so much extra cost going into creating products, the store has struggled to make a profit.
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"One of the challenges at Walmart is that we don't have free money—we are expected to make a profit," he says.
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To make a profit on 85 Jay Street, he said, a developer would need to get at least $2,000 a square foot.
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Homebuilders are not focused on first-time buyers and smaller homes because it is harder to make a profit in that segment.
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Turning to the group's current performance, Sevelda said he expects RBI to make a profit this year but a dividend was "unlikely".
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Usually consumers buy currencies from exchanges that sell them below the interbank rate in order to make a profit from the transaction.
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These companies naturally tend to keep people caught up in debt for as long as possible in order to make a profit.
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But investors in such companies can lose more than 7753 percent of their investment if the company does not make a profit.
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Bank stocks led the declines as it gets tougher for the group to make a profit lending money in such an environment.
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He said the market is watching $40 since that is the level where many U.S. drillers can no longer make a profit.
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So in order for the trader to make a profit the stock will have to make a significant move to the upside.
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Representative Mick Mulvaney, Republican of South Carolina, acknowledged that he did not typically criticize chief executives for seeking to make a profit.
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Azar's argument is that importing drugs could increase competition and discourage manufacturers from implementing drastic price hikes just to make a profit.
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A corporation's driving force is to make a profit, not to advocate for or improve the quality of life of American citizens.
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I could make ... I could make a profit if I changed one of the ingredients to Wishbone, but I won't do it.
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"Investors are going to give your company money because they believe they can eventually make a profit off of it," O'Connor said.
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But the appeals court once again maintained that Amtrak cannot have regulatory power because the hybrid also aims to make a profit.
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They meant Swiss Re reached its 2018 target to make a profit of 400-450 million francs from fees ahead of time.
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It says its break-even coal price is a commercial secret but it can make a profit even when prices are low.
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Read more coverage from How to Do Everything: MoneyThere are different ways for a lender to make a profit on a loan.
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I know there are some people who bring merchandise, and they can sell enough of it that they can make a profit.
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At $725 per night (the base price), he may make a profit if he rents it at least six nights a month.
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On Friday, he had to explain how the bank has been unable to make a profit, while also deciding to hike bonuses.
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The agreement described by the FT would allow Saint-Gobain to make a profit while keeping around 10 percent of Sika shares.
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It's hard to make a profit producing anime in Japan, and the industry has come under fire for notoriously poor working conditions.
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Unpleasant, demonic occurrences unfold for anyone attempting to make a profit off the art, including a smug critic played by Jake Gyllenhaal.
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Paramount owner Misha Haghani wouldn't disclose the name of the investor or what he paid, but expects him to make a profit.
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"This ownership group did not get involved to make a profit," he said at one point in testifying before Washington State Legislature.
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When publishers make less money, they have less money to spend on interesting, valuable books that are unlikely to make a profit.
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"Certainly one of the major sources of consumer discontent is that their insurer can't make a profit," Antos said in an interview.
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Some people, however, are now attempting to make a profit of the gift by listing the bags on eBay for a pretty penny.
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A mystery investor who purchased the five-bedroom Tudor earlier this month is now hoping to make a profit by flipping the home.
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NewsGuard's website includes lots of explanation for why you should trust the service but it's unclear how it intends to make a profit.
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To me, the big question is let's say they had Uber's share, which is 66%, would they be able to make a profit?
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The world's biggest car companies are jumping at the chance to make a profit off Saudi Arabia's historic announcement allowing women to drive.
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Given the chumminess between the Pentagon and the defense industry that stands to make a profit, it's obviously hard to tell the difference.
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Such improvements may allow firms to make a profit from villagers spending as little as $2 a month to talk on their phones.
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The company claims that price controls keep fares low and mean drivers can cover costs, but not make a profit from taking passengers.
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With millions of Americans impacted by the change, Jim Cramer dug deeper to find out how to make a profit for portfolios nationwide.
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They struggle to survive in a world defined by genetic engineering and cutthroat businessmen who will stop at nothing to make a profit.
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Architect Radu Gidei previously told INSIDER that airports are designed to make a profit with lots of shopping between gates, not for efficiency.
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Tyler said while it was becoming more normal to make a profit there was still room for improvement, especially on the debt front.
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If it closes at or above that level on Friday, the trader stands to make a profit of 633 percent, or $7.6 million.
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Without the payments, insurers would still have to provide the discounts, but would need to charge much higher premiums to make a profit.
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He would be risking that much to potentially make a profit of $310 should GLD close at or above $130 on October expiration.
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Like any business, social enterprises want to make a profit but they are set apart by using that money to make a difference.
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"Steel mills could make a profit of at least 100 yuan per tonne," said Liu Xinwei, steel analyst at Sublime China Information Group.
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Short-sellers aim to make a profit by selling borrowed shares on the hope of buying them back later at a lower price.
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The CFPB's rules have not made it too hard for the nation's banks to lend money or to make a profit, Warren testified.
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NAMA said this week it was set to make a profit of 2.3 billion euros by the time it winds down in 2020.
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Insurers have struggled for years to make a profit from motor insurance due to intense competition and a rising tide of fraudulent claims.
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Unlike in the U.S., where companies exist to make a profit, state-owned companies in China and elsewhere primarily exist to employ people.
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As of 2017, Toyota had sold 4.3 million hybrid vehicles, the only company in the world to make a profit from the technology.
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Because Medicare does not need to make a profit, pay taxes, or pay fancy salaries for corporate executives, the plan would be affordable.
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"There are people selling their farms, trying to get out of the business, because they can't make a profit anymore," Mr. Hoesterey said.
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He said that, taking into account his original stake of $100,000 in MSMB Capital, he did make a profit on those stock sales.
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On one side of the conflict was a hedge-fund billionaire who many observers thought was exploiting poor nations to make a profit.
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Even still, the company was initially slow to incorporate diversity, which is why Twitter has struggled to make a profit, according to Johansson.
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Mondelez hopes that up to 10 percent of its global media investments will break even or make a profit by 2020, Henderson said.
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But they didn't really look at it as a business where you needed, at the end of the day, to make a profit.
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You may love your home, but if it is larger than you need and you can make a profit selling it, do so.
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HARNESS THE POWER OF NATURE TO BANISH ALL SYSTEMS THAT ALLOW CORPORATE GREED TO MAKE A PROFIT FROM THE DESTRUCTION OF THE EARTH.
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In this world, sellers attempt to make a profit by offering vast quantities of easily customizable items to fill every consumer niche imaginable.
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Most new homes in Kenya target the middle and upper classes as it's easier to make a profit from high-end property sales.
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He said he helped the Chinese target companies and technologies and translated some stolen data from English to Chinese to make a profit.
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For Blue Origin, the relationship represents its evolution from an engineering-obsessed company into one that also seeks to make a profit eventually.
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But in recent years, Barnes & Noble has been decimated by the strength of online booksellers like Amazon and struggled to make a profit.
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The boxer was expecting to make a profit after reportedly paying $3.5 mil for the whip ... but that's not how things went down.
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Apple aims to make a profit on the device itself and bolster sales of its $9.99 per month Apple Music subscription, analysts said.
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However, there are still a lot of opportunities to make a profit in the alternative lending industry; the following are just some of them:
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And its bets on household names from Uber to WeWork have made headlines, not least because of such firms' struggles to make a profit.
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With asteroid mining, we thought the goal was to collect rare metals and bring them to earth and sell them to make a profit.
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It isn't only the need to make a profit that has limited the number of apps able to work with more than one service.
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Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives said Tesla was facing a "code red" situation and questioned its ability to sell enough cars to make a profit.
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The new storeowner says that when creating a small business, it's hard to make a profit the first year, but that doesn't deter him.
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Founded in 2000 by three Goldman Sachs brokers, Ocado has divided investors over its prospects after it took 15 years to make a profit.
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Denmark and Sweden have introduced negative interest rates to spur their economies and inflation, making it more difficult for banks to make a profit.
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That practice should continue as a deterrent to those who think they can make a profit out of helping Iran's terrorist airline to fly.
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In an effort to attract customers, insurers put prices on their plans that have turned out to be too low to make a profit.
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Just because some people don't want Facebook using their data to make a profit doesn't mean they wouldn't be willing to do so themselves.
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Entrepreneurs don't tire of inventing things; banks don't get bored with lending money to make a profit; people don't stop showing up for work.
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IEG is a short-term investor trying to make a profit at the expense of LendingClub investors, LendingClub said in a statement on Friday.
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" Adding, "It's especially appropriate tonight because Trump treats education as a con, a way to make a profit at the expense of the suckers.
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Tech companies typically raise $22-25m to get to the same revenue range, and often fail to make a profit even at that point.
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The agency now books some $50 billion in profits on the lending system annually and continues to astonishingly make a profit on defaulted loans.
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A lot of his clients in downtown Madrid are investors who hope to make a profit by renting the finished products or selling them.
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It would also give the government a chance to make a profit, as it did after its 2008 bailout out of banks and automakers.
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Obviously, if you are an oil company with lots of debt, you need to make a profit in order to make those debt payments.
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At current prices, Saudi Arabia, which is heavily dependent on petroleum exports, can pay its bills and most oil companies can make a profit.
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Prices for milk have dropped below what farm associations say is needed to run and sustain a farm, let alone to make a profit.
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The owner, Aryavir Kumar, who originally worked as a hotelier, said he did not make a profit from the business, which opened in May.
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But, of course, his company (renamed several times after "Blackwater" became associated with lethal mayhem in Iraq) exists to make a profit — for Prince.
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The company, which spends a lot of money to attract passengers and drivers, immediately faced doubts over whether it could ever make a profit.
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Change Please is part of a new wave of social enterprises in Britain aiming to make a profit and give something back to communities.
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Of those that responded, 21.2 percent registered more than $21.8 million of annual sales, but 23 percent said they did not make a profit.
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With a $60 million budget, the third Smurfs film will need to resonate strongly with foreign audiences if it wants to make a profit.
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Why it matters: Uber, as well as rival Lyft, still faces the difficult challenge of convincing investors that it will eventually make a profit.
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The propane pipeline transporter is expected to bring in $21 billion on the revenue line and make a profit of 2800 cents per share.
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With 150 developing nations plus big organizations like the Gates Foundation as potential customers, Zenysis could make a profit while preventing the next Ebola crisis.
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"This is a big challenge, given that current electricity prices in Vietnam are barely enough for the developers to make a profit," the statement said.
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For a while now, fans of the Oscars have done their own office pools, betting small sums just for fun, not to make a profit.
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They are marking up products so that Instacart can make a profit as a third-party vendor, and customers get Instacart receipts emailed to them.
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With charitable giving, community outreach and some very creative perks, these firms prove you can make a profit and make the world a better place.
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PBMs like CVS' Caremark unit make a profit by using their scale to negotiate drug prices and by providing cost-management strategies to health plans.
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"In my view, corporations should not be allowed to make a profit by building more jails and keeping more Americans behind bars," Sanders recently said.
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If big insurers cannot make a profit in the marketplaces, and they are not compelled to offer individual insurance, they're simply not going to participate.
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Rivera said the state did not have to put aside money to cover for the guarantee as it expected to make a profit on it.
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"People daydream about what it would be like to renovate an investment property and make a profit," HGTV president Jane Latman said in a statement.
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With adult films struggling financially, "the MILF next door" noted that platforms like Twitter have become incredibly important to promote content and make a profit.
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Brokers say each parcel, at around two acres, would have to sell for $35 million to $40 million for the owner to make a profit.
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It does mean, however, that the old poop lagoons will remain in operation for as long as hog farmers feel they can make a profit.
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But when they failed to make a profit and SoftBank changed its tune on growth, the companies often slashed or reneged on those same incentives.
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Banks are so greedy that LendUp can undercut them, help people avoid debt, and still make a profit on its payday loans and credit card.
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The third-party sellers had all wanted to make a profit, too, she said, and that was what had driven up the final sale price.
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They open businesses, and they employ those enslaved people in their businesses, those businesses make a profit, they use those profits to buy more slaves.
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People create businesses, work for businesses, purchase goods and services from businesses; all it is is a collection of individuals attempting to make a profit.
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He acknowledges that these companies, like any urban transportation service, can have positive contributions to society, but will likely always struggle to make a profit.
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If the answer is to eventually make a profit or stop "throwing money away" by renting, it might not be the right choice for you.
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In nine states, the combination of state credits and federal tax deductions is so lucrative that donors can even make a profit, the report found.
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"Corporate welfare" does not just enable large businesses to make a profit at the expense of taxpayers—it actively masks structural weakness in those businesses.
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Yes, capitalism is a great system for businesses to succeed and make a profit; it is an inhumane and cruel system for providing health care.
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If you hope to ever make a profit, you will want to set prices higher during peak rental seasons, and reduce prices during slow seasons.
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Now grain prices are dropping so low that farmers across the nation are beginning to question whether they will be able to make a profit.
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Shorting refers to a method used by traders to sell an asset in advance of acquiring it at a lower price to make a profit.
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AND WHAT BRINGS IT ABOUT IS THAT YOU CAN'T DISCARD THE NEED OF THE STEEL COMPANY OR THE ALUMINUM COMPANY TO MAKE A PROFIT OVERALL.
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The women buy a sheep for 12,000 Mauritanian ouguiya ($34), for instance, and make a profit of about 2,000 ouguiya ($6) per animal, she said.
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"Historically, lots of brands have struggled to make a profit or scale because of the low quality of product or design," Ms. van Hauen said.
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Private equity firms have become the country's new developers, looking to make a profit on residential building as Spain enters its fourth year of economic recovery.
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Originally, it could have seen the firm's top management, including Chief Executive Jeff Fairburn, make a profit of more than 200 million pounds on share options.
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But when you get into the 'longer-tail products,' so maybe not as popular, not bestsellers, they often find time to make a profit margin there.
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Those good graces have started to wear in the last year, as companies continue struggling to make a profit and pay off mountains of existing debt.
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As ferocious growth slows at Lyft and Uber Technologies Inc , investors are paying more attention to what the companies need to do to make a profit.
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The mine had such high debts that it would not make a profit (on which to pay taxes) or pay dividends to shareholders (which include Gécamines).
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"This is a big challenge, given that the current electricity prices in Vietnam are barely enough for the developers to make a profit," the statement said.
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Ms Boden expects Starling to make a profit by the end of 2019 and to be serving ten countries by 2020, starting with Ireland this year.
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These range from builders that seek to make a profit from housing poor people to fashion labels that employ disabled people to design and sell handbags.
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But companies were struggling to make a profit, and early signs from the last three months suggest the full-year targets will be tough to meet.
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As iFlow Reader's founder stated after the updated policy, the company didn't make a profit above 93 percent, meaning they were actually losing money per transaction.
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The OLED panel business has yet to make a profit for LG but the company said it would be positive for earnings in the third quarter.
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As ferocious growth slows at Lyft and Uber Technologies Inc, investors are paying more attention to what the companies need to do to make a profit.
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But growth has stagnated in the last two years; it can't make a profit, and concerns about Twitter's inability to protect its users from trolls persist.
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ICOs meet the test, the SEC argues, because they typically involve selling digital tokens as investments in some third-party endeavor expected to make a profit.
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But as the months went by, Jair Soria discovered that he needed something more than the presence of Shocker for the place to make a profit.
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Getty. Gina Rinehart's Roy Hill mine is struggling to make a profit at current iron ore price according to POSCO, a major investor in the project.
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Just one in five shows make a profit and musicals, though usually far more lucrative than straight theatre, are lucky if they run for six months.
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"The bottom line is these insurance companies have to make a profit like anyone else, and if they can't, then they leave these counties," Kasich said.
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Many producers consider $2000 as the line they cannot cross and still make a profit, so it will impact U.S. oil production if prices remain low.
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These caps force local energy producers and consumers to get the short end of the stick while energy companies make a profit off someone else's product.
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Long-term investors have to compete in this environment with short-term traders looking to make a profit off tiny price moves multiple times a day.
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The distribution companies make a profit of about 12 percent, on average, he added, compared with about 6 percent in France, where a similar system exists.
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She has entered the realm of ex-spouses who seek to make a profit off their spurned jewelry, in an embarrassment-of-riches sort of way.
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An even better response might be an increase in the market by 20 percent; in this case, the firm would make a profit of $2 billion.
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Over all, the 79 lots of the Ames Collection raised $131.3 million, a total which would suggest that Sotheby's did make a profit on the guarantee.
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The company announced last fall that it was abandoning an expansion into Switzerland, Norway, Sweden and Iceland after those countries' stores failed to make a profit.
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"If market pricing falls below a certain point we just can't make a profit," said Joel Crist, the orchard manager at Crist Brothers Apple Orchards, Inc.
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For the first time in years, and as The New York Times put it, Silicon Valley began trying out a new mantra: make a profit. 3.
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As a student, she discovered companies seeking to make a profit and achieve a social goal existed but it was hard to know where or how.
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We need to sacrifice our privilege and comfort in order to build a world in which GEO Group cannot make a profit off of detaining immigrants.
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The lower price may stir up demand for the car, but charging less could make it harder for Tesla to make a profit on the vehicle.
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Jian said that firms would likely need to charge $10,000 per container to make a profit but subsidies allowed many to charge about $3,000-6,000 per container.
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If you order directly through the restaurant and tip in cash, the restaurant gets to make a profit and the delivery guy gets to keep his tip.
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Al-Shubaili declined to say when the joint venture, which is 55 percent owned by Dussur and 45 percent owned by GE, aimed to make a profit.
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But when you actually look at the reality on the ground, Jeff Bezos has been very clear that he wants the Washington Post to make a profit.
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N> has 91 million users, but growth is slowing and it may never make a profit, the ride-hailing company said on Thursday in its IPO filing.
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Both Lyft and Uber have warned in regulatory filings that they may never make a profit and they face growing competition, friction with drivers and pricing pressure.
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She understands why women like Nicki Minaj and Amber Rose make a profit from being sexy, but she also recognizes that it isn't what works for her.
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"Many parents are deceived into giving up their children, purely so that unscrupulous individuals can make a profit," said Lumos Chief Executive Georgette Mulheir in a statement.
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Tesla said it is aiming to make a profit in the current quarter, but its main focus will be to increase volume, expand capacity and generate cash.
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No one has asked Toronto residents whether they want to make a profit from surveillance products, nor if they want their data being used in these products.
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BlaBlaCar allows car owners to cover their expenses but not make a profit - which shields it from regulatory costs and tax, further improving its appeal to passengers.
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That was in line with the average forecast of eight analysts who expected the bank to make a profit of 10.86 billion riyals, according to Refinitiv data.
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"It's insurance at (cost) price," said the NII's Guevara, adding that the public agency, which is run as a company, did not make a profit from it.
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It is not clear if Amazon will be able to sell the ads at the intended price, or will be able to make a profit from them.
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While it does not have the same growth rate as companies like Lyft, investors won't have to worry about how Tradeweb will make a profit, Cramer said.
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But when those companies failed to make a profit, many contractors were left holding the bag, Nathaniel Popper, Vindu Goel and Arjun Harindranath report in the NYT.
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And why did he charge for his counterfeit product and try to make a profit at the expense of the community he was ostensibly trying to help?
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For many states and cities, there's only one way to raise that kind of money — selling off public assets to private investors looking to make a profit.
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He would go around buying as many pairs of the new release as he could, and then would resell them with a strategy to make a profit.
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Since 2014, retailers have set their prices using a formula agreed with the energy regulator that allowed dealers to make a profit of 0.06 cents a litre.
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Electrify America is operated as an entirely separate company and executives insist the company will, on its own, make a profit from people using its charging stations.
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And if they are selling guns to make a profit, the seller would likely need to get an FFA license and put buyers through a background check.
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Most of Staples' sales aren't reliant on customers at bricks-and-mortar locations, however, so there could still be some opportunity for it to make a profit.
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Just as there are today, there were those in Luther's time who were willing to make a profit off fake news and the coarsening of our discourse.
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In financial terms, it needs to gross at least 60 percent of its potential to make a profit, and Mr. Nobile is determined to do just that.
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The surprise provision means that RBS is unlikely to make a profit in 2016, the ninth straight year the bank has failed to make an annual profit.
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However, he reiterated the importance of focusing on the basic economics of running a company, such as proving to investors that a business can make a profit.
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However, the organising committee aims to break even or make a profit on the Games, by raising more money from public corporations and the government, Eom said.
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So ticket brokers help create the problem (scarcity of tickets), and then make a profit from solving it (making those tickets available again for a higher price).
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We come in and tell a company to withhold its natural tendencies, its natural incentives to make a profit and then they evaporate after five, seven, ten years.
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Citi was not the only trading desk selling at that point, and the bank was not seeking to make a profit, multiple people briefed on the events said.
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So scooters, bike share and other businesses are going to be key to their paths to profitability because ride-sharing alone is just difficult to make a profit.
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Isaiah Olasope, a university lecturer, said he joined the scheme with NGN50,000 (about $158) and was able to make a profit of NGN60,000 (about $190) within two months.
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A surge in local and international demand for avocados has caused prices to spike and prompted opportunistic thieves to try to make a profit from the stolen fruit.
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The company that operates the pizza chain's UK franchise has abandoned an expansion into Switzerland, Norway, Sweden and Iceland after its stores there failed to make a profit.
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In a separate vote on Sunday, Swiss voters also clearly rejected a proposal to require state-controlled companies, such as Swisscom, not to seek to make a profit.
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What started as a way for stores and brands to gain additional exposure has now become one of the prime channels through which businesses can make a profit.
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Whether you're talking about slot machines, blackjack or roulette, the odds always favor the house, and a well-conceived, well-run gambling hall should consistently make a profit.
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Hueck declined to specify production targets for the Mission E, but said Porsche needs to sell at least 10,000 of a model per year to make a profit.
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This bundle will not only help you learn to invest and make a profit in cryptocurrency, but you'll also discover how to build your very own virtual currency.
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"There has to be a greater basis for cooperation between private firms whose ultimate goal is to make a profit and those charged with protecting us," he added.
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Many of them will fail: India does not yet offer an example of how to make a profit, and it may be a long time before it does.
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Up until very recently, companies like Twitter have won market advantage from bot infestations—even when it couldn't make a profit, it seemed that user numbers were growing.
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Italo was founded in 2006 and took a decade to make a profit in Italy, where it faced fierce opposition from state-owned rail giant Ferrovie dello Stato.
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The bidding team, also supported by the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board, is looking to take the company private and try to revive growth to make a profit.
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Since $1 is the cost of production, it's near impossible for small, low-grade farmers to make a profit to begin with (but that's another story in itself).
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Since the government mortgage machine need not make a profit or have safety buffers, well-run private firms cannot compete, so many banks have withdrawn from making mortgages.
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WTI's discount to Brent had been just $2.48 a barrel at the end of July, which made it harder to make a profit shipping U.S. crude to Asia.
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The company has so far failed to make a profit, but has said it wants to achieve positive consolidated earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization by 2020.
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Not only are banks and credit unions forbidden to make a profit on the debit card fees they charge to retailers, they can't even cover all their costs.
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EU producers are already committed to buying a large tonnage of beet from farmers in the coming season at prices where they may struggle to make a profit.
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Azzad's clients are mostly Muslims who want to exclude the types of businesses that Islam prohibits, such as those that make a profit from tobacco, gambling or pornography.
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"I am hopeful I will make a profit from this small eatery because my wife and I serve delicious sandwiches, and moreover the name is attractive," Shekhi said.
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Elliott now stands to make a profit of $419.2 million, nearly double what it paid to buy an 11.1 percent stake in the company, according to regulatory filings.
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Beyond Meat shares closed at $151.48 on Friday, taking the market value of the California upstart that has yet to make a profit to more than $8.5 billion.
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It still wants to make a profit, in part by keeping the price of developing the new drug much lower with the help of new technologies and processes.
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Because of the fund's size, the students have to make unconventional choices to stay in the green, which has helped them so far make a profit every quarter.
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Would Amazon start to demand that publishers sell them ebooks for $5 so that it could maintain that customer-facing $9.99 price point but now make a profit?
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Short-sellers borrow shares they believe are overpriced, sell them, and then repurchase shares later at what they hope will be a lower price to make a profit.
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Gwyneth Jonnes, who runs an online vintage shop with her mother in her spare time, says they wouldn't make a profit if they invested in professionally made images.
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With the system, plus other equipment including harvesters, he has doubled average yields to around 60 bags per hectare, and can make a profit even with current low prices.
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Facebook says that it doesn't make a profit off of its charitable giving tools, but that doesn't mean a fundraiser's creator gets to keep all of the money raised.
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And with carriers like Verizon and Comcast buying up web networks and ad-serving technology, there's little doubt they'll be able to use that information to make a profit.
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N> has 261.01 million users, but growth is slowing and it may never make a profit, the ride-hailing company said on Thursday in its initial public offering filing.
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Their use has been criticised in the past because it can saddle portfolio companies with high levels of debt, while private equity firms and their investors make a profit.
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The families argue that Jones never believed the mass shooting was a hoax, but he promoted conspiracies online and on his radio show in order to make a profit.
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Uber has cautioned in its IPO filing that it may never make a profit, and faces hurdles such as increased regulation and local minimum wages that could hamper profitability.
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Today, the legal battles are behind it and it's being used by new trademark owners to raise real money for change (not just make a profit for its sellers).
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Its IPO came less than a week after shares of data storage provider Nutanix Inc, which also has yet to make a profit, soared 130 percent in their debut.
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In 22018, then-paramount leader Deng Xiaoping began liberalizing China's economy and one of his first reforms was to let struggling farmers sell excess produce to make a profit.
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The difference between the two needs to cover the rent, the interest on the borrowed money and insurance and make a profit for the person behind the financing deal.
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Fox backed the film, which carries a sizable $110 million price tag, and will need foreign audiences to come out in force if it wants to make a profit.
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Lloyds said in a statement that the government will make a profit of about 900 million pounds ($1.16 billion), having spent more than 20 billion pounds rescuing the bank.
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In a signal to those tempted to buy houses solely to make a profit, the bank said it was unlikely that economic fundamentals would justify continued strong price increases.
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Mr Ma rejects Milton Friedman's nostrum that "the business of business is business", namely that companies exist only to make a profit and that philanthropy should be strictly personal.
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One reason is that private providers, including ones out to make a profit, are increasingly attractive to those who might have once gone straight into a job after school.
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They are experiencing the rising costs of production, including patented seeds and chemicals, herbicide resistant weeds, pesticide resistant pests, and the need for increased land to make a profit.
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Grandis Timber, which has a 0003-year lease, does not expect to make a profit from its investment for more than 20 years as the trees are still growing.
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A former ethics adviser for the Trump Organization told The Washington Post that Trump's properties don't seek to make a profit from the government and have charged discounted rates.
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Sir Stelios does expect to make a profit from the essential items, however, which are supplied from Euro Shopper - a brand of the Dutch non-profit buying alliance AMS.
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It reiterated its forecast that it would make a profit after tax of between 1.4 and 1.45 billion euros in its financial year, which ends on March 31, 2018.
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I hope Elon Musk sells enough of those cars that he can make a profit on his own, without needing to dip any further into our pocketbooks and wallets.
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Nearly half, or 48 percent, of investors said that a volatile market gives them an easy way to make a profit, the survey of more than 1,000 adults found.
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That's exactly why they're a problem, because these businesses — which like any other, are looking to make a profit — work to increase profit margins by cutting corners, activists argue.
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Short selling involves selling an asset that a trader doesn't directly own, betting on a drop in its price, and then buying the asset back to make a profit.
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The BOL includes a commitment to promote social enterprises - businesses seeking to benefit society as well as make a profit - to assist with development and offer solutions to social issues.
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It would also cover laptops, video game consoles, battery cases and other products that tech companies say would increase costs for consumers or harm their abilities to make a profit.
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Goldman's head of investment banking in Dubai, Hazem Shawki, helped to put together a deal that allowed Low to make a profit of $300 million in just a few days.
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ConAgra itself had struggled to make a profit from the private label business that was plagued by integration costs, customer service problems and low profit margins due to price concessions.
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One answer to these criticisms could be to devise a framework that would allow companies and bosses to state clearly that they want to do more besides make a profit.
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For Kris Jenner to call the shots — and more importantly, make a profit — in shaping any Black artist's career would be a proverbial nail in the coffin on those claims.
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Whether you're an incubated startup or a growing company, the understanding and application of these principles to your business can drastically determine your ability to disrupt and make a profit.
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"I'm not saying you shouldn't make a profit … but 5 minutes, water, gauze, and a band aid, is that really $629?" he wrote in a July letter to the hospital.
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Congolese businessmen complain that they cannot compete with Angolan traders, because their aim is not to make a profit, but to acquire dollars (access to which is restricted in Angola).
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These days you can waste a weekend and a month's wages on building a machine with four graphics cards purring away in a row and still not make a profit.
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Despite having been around for 15 years, ModCloth has reportedly struggled to make a profit and raise additional funding on top of the nearly $80 million it's raised in total.
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And yet, it feels like as a society, we are outsourcing this function to private entities that exist, ultimately, to make a profit and not necessarily for a social good.
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In an interview, Gerald Harmon, a former president of the AMA, said he understands manufacturers need to make a profit, but he wants transparency in how they set their prices.
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"Facebook's goal is to create a platform for good that's sustainable over the long term, and not to make a profit from our charitable giving tools," he said by email.
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Like many popular technology start-ups in China, Blued is only beginning to make a profit; most of its services, including chat, live-streaming and a news feed, are free.
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ICOs can be a way for technology projects to raise money online to finance the development of new, open-source computer networks that aren't necessarily looking to make a profit.
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Right now, in offering takeout and delivery, the goal is not to break even — much less make a profit, but to not lose more money than if we shuttered completely.
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Rather they are seeking to make a profit through arbitrage off the relationship in prices of, say, sterling and other assets that trade in some kind of correlation with it.
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PITTSBURGH/DETROIT, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Sky's the limit optimism about self-driving cars is giving way to tougher questions about how expensive automotive artificial intelligence will ever make a profit.
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"Some of them try to hype things up with obscene and dangerous things, and their purpose is to attract more eyeballs and make a profit," it said in a commentary.
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Revoking Uber's license in London could ultimately have substantial financial implications for the company, which is struggling to make a profit and this month reported a $1.2 billion quarterly loss.
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Don't be lured by the siren calls of anecdotes, especially by those out to make a profit, lest VA be legislated to pay for jade eggs or coffee enemas next.
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Workers while away the hours calculating how much power the turbines could have generated if there were more buyers, and wondering if and when they will ever make a profit.
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Khosrowshahi plans on taking the company public next year, and must trim losses, hire a chief financial officer after a three-year vacancy and prove Uber can make a profit.
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Falling in love with a property can also cause investors to spend too much on it upfront, making it nearly impossible for them to make a profit after their purchase.
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CEO Elon Musk has long promised to change the world, with an affordable electric car for the masses, one that happens to drive itself—and to make a profit doing it.
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They want a partner who will empower them, invest in them and allow them to make a profit as they grow the food and fiber that feeds and clothes us all.
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He argued that he posed for the photos in hopes of seeing a better portrayal of himself in the media, and that he did not do so to make a profit.
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Market correction: Insurance companies took a few years to figure out how to make a profit on the exchanges in the final years of the Obama administration, and premiums reflected that.
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Image: APGoogle suspended hundreds of accounts used by people trying to take advantage of a US sales tax loophole in order to make a profit on the resale of Pixel phones.
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So Dolce & Gabbana, as well as the rest of this over $200 billion industry, continues to make a profit, while many Muslim women continue to feel unsafe walking down the streets.
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Meanwhile, races in the sport's historic heartland like Britain's Silverstone, Italy's Monza and Spa in Belgium have faced uncertain futures as they struggle to pay hosting fees and make a profit.
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Meanwhile, India's government last week unveiled plans to open an electronic platform to enable social enterprises - businesses that aim to do good as well as make a profit - to raise capital.
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Volvo, which did not make a profit for a decade under previous owner Ford, sold a record 642,253 cars last year and recorded an operating profit of 14.2 billion Swedish crowns.
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The 90-year-old company, which has failed to make a profit in each of the past three years, said in November that it had received approaches over a potential takeover.
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All we have is the idea that your government won't make a profit on student loans anymore, and also he's talked about there being a lot of waste, fraud, and abuse.
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Of course, companies aren't exactly motivated to tell the EPA that one of their products is harmful — they want to make a profit, not create more regulatory hoops to jump through.
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Coupa's successful launch comes less than a week after shares of data storage provider Nutanix Inc - another company that has yet to make a profit - soared 130 percent in their debut.
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It continues to make a profit on defaulted loans as before, however, and also continues to fight tooth and nail, behind the scenes, to keep bankruptcy protections gone from student loans.
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" The senator still supported the rights of businesses "to make a profit," but he also acknowledged that workers should have "dignified work" and that our economy should serve the "common good.
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The country's financial watchdog said this month it had found that 21 employees traded or attempted to sell shares to make a profit from the error and reported them to prosecutors.
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"We want to make a profit on these shares," the CEO told the Swiss newspaper, adding he did not need to raise capital in order to finance the transaction with Vekselberg.
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Not only does keeping your cash savings at a bank not cost it money (beyond customer service and statement costs), but they also lend that money out to make a profit.
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Conversely, if no one is buying your trees, or if you can't make a profit, you will stop growing them and use your land to make money in some other way.
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The government said it wanted to work more closely with charities and social enterprises - businesses that seek to do good as well as make a profit - to create a fairer society.
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Retailers might make a profit off sexy nurse imagery, but RNs themselves say this is just one example of how nurses aren't depicted as scientific medical professionals the way doctors are.
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" Carson called the branding "insidious," and said it was disappointing that Campbell had taken a movement that had been empowering to survivors and "turned around to try to make a profit.
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Like many of its Silicon Valley brethren, Uber hemorrhaged cash last year — $1.8 billion — and admitted in its I.P.O. filing last month that it may not make a profit anytime soon.
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The car rides are too expensive for most Indians, the drivers complain about long hours and poor compensation, and the ride-hailing platforms are struggling to make a profit, he said.
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As Christmas approached, they bought small fir trees and hoped to make a profit off them once they grew big — but rabbits destroyed the trees before they could grow, he writes.
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With many teams in the league struggling to make a profit in a given year, it is unclear if owners are willing to raise the cap and risk further financial instability.
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Figure out what company should build next The company's Model 3 is a hit, and the company has finally figured out how to build enough of them to make a profit.
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The beauty of the free market is that if a product can be offered for a cheaper price — someone will provide it as long as they can still make a profit.
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Counter to what most people think, many of the extreme actions we took were not done to make a profit; they were done to support our country and the financial system.
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Ryanair reiterated its forecast that it would make a profit after tax of between 1.4 billion euros and 1.45 billion euros in its financial year, which ends on March 31, 2018.
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He had promised to ensure that farmers received prices high enough to make a profit, but export controls and overproduction have cut deeply into prices for crops like onions and potatoes.
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Yes, but: "The mission of ISRU is to sustain life, not make a profit," says Clive Neal, an engineering professor at the University of Notre Dame and organizer of this week's workshop.
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"Facebook's goal is to create a platform for good that's sustainable over the long-term, and not to make a profit from our charitable giving tools," the company said in today's announcement.
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"The BOJ will always make a profit in the long run as it can buy high-yielding government bonds using cash and current account deposits that carry almost no cost," he said.
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Just like banks make a profit by keeping other people's money and lending it out to others, social media makes money by keeping other people's attention and lending it out to others.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc has 91 million users, but growth is slowing and it may never make a profit, the ride-hailing company said on Thursday in its IPO filing.
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Every item sold on the site comes with a detailed breakdown of what it cost to source, manufacture, and ship — followed by what Everlane is charging in order to make a profit.
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The idea is that the craft is both marketable — Foster Pride designs will be available at American Eagle later this year, so students can make a profit off their designs — and therapeutic.
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DW: To me, it means disrupting an industry and using my art and talent to tell visual stories about people and communities that aren't "mainstream" (until it's time to make a profit).
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When these businesses make a profit, they set in motion a perpetuating system of positive change that, unlike charity or CSR, is entangled within its rationality rather than a byproduct of it.
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Short-selling is where a trader sells shares they don't own in the expectation that the price will fall and they'll be able to buy the cheaper shares and make a profit.
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"The focus is not to secure supply, it is rather how to make a profit at the bottom of this industry cycle," analyst Helen Lau of Argonaut Securities in Hong Kong said.
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Further West, Mauldin predicts that the "wildcard player" United States will be able to make a profit, unlike Saudi Arabia, at $40 per barrel due to low production costs and innovative technology.
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The prison industrial complex still relies on a population of subjugated people in the millions in order to make a profit, and most of the population is comprised of people of color.
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This could change with a proposed law to establish a "social and solidarity economy" which would support collectives and self-governed businesses that both make a profit and have a social objective.
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Yes, and even though many New Yorkers were pro-slavery and opposed the Civil War, once it happened, being New Yorkers, they figured out how to make a profit out of it.
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"Corn prices need to hit $4 for us to make a profit," said Truckor, 53, who is storing the rest of the corn on his 1,400 acre family farm in northwest Ohio.
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"It's an abuse of power to use taxpayer funds to basically cover up their actions and then leave and make a profit off their time in Congress," Walker told the Huffington Post.
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We traveled from South Korea to Siberia to learn about the globe's most advanced cloning techniques and to meet the researchers hoping to make a profit by duplicating the mesmerizing ancient mammal.
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If the iron ore price averages $230 in 2017, which so far looks to be a conservative forecast, it means that Rio could potentially make a profit of about $45 a tonne.
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Drinks are cheap here because the company isn't allowed to make a profit from the sale of alcohol, so I buy four mid-strength beers for me and a coworker to have.
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While the global aviation industry is on track to make a profit of $230 billion, African airlines are projected to make combined losses of $19763 million this year, IATA said in June.
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When the lock-up period to which insiders are subject ends, they will be able to sell their stock at the market price and ultimately make a profit if Casper's stock surges.
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They are gazing at a future in which these businesses, even if they are able to make a profit, will probably struggle to cover their costs of capital in the foreseeable future.
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The judge has told defense lawyers they cannot argue to jurors that there was no fraud by Shkreli on the investors just because they happened to make a profit, in the end.
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If the iron ore price averages $230 in 2017, which so far looks to be a conservative forecast, it means that Rio could potentially make a profit of about $45 a ton.
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Ocado, founded by three former Goldman Sachs bankers, including Steiner, struggled for years to make a profit but has been transformed by deals with retailers including U.S group Kroger Co and France's Casino.
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Germany and France use a social insurance model to pay for their health care: Deductions are taken from income, but unlike in the US, everyone is covered, and companies don't make a profit.
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OTP, the local units of Belgian group KBC , Italy's UniCredit Austria's Erste Bank and Raiffeisen, state-owned Budapest Bank and MKB Bank told Reuters they all expect to make a profit in 2016.
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N> on Thursday revealed its initial public offering (IPO) filing, saying more than 90 million riders used the service worldwide while warning it may never make a profit due to pressure from rivals.
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"I know that the vulture fund executives see the island's desperation as just another opportunity to make a profit — and it makes me sick," she wrote in a Medium post announcing her plan.
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In 1998, Christie's was bought by French tycoon François Pinault for $1.2 billion, setting off a 20-year period during which Christie's, with no particular need to make a profit, out-competed Sotheby's.
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The Asheville Citizen-Times reports that Cecil&aposs parents opened the Biltmore house to the public in 1930, but it didn&apost make a profit until 1969, and then it was nearly $17.
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As a public company, Tesla's continued struggles to produce vehicles and make a profit have been watched closely, even as Musk continues to promise eventual turnarounds — like what happened with the Model 3.
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Despite the loss SNB said it expected to make a profit distribution of 2 billion francs to Swiss cantons and the federal government after its record profit in 2017 boosted its distribution reserve.
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Ocado struggled for years to make a profit but has been transformed in the last year after striking major technology deals with international retailers such as U.S. group Kroger Co and France's Casino.
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It sees itself as a mobile internet company first (hence the "Mi" in its product names) and strives to make a profit not by selling hardware but by selling stuff via that hardware.
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"As much as the brands dislike us, we have more or less the same goals they have — we also want to sell the goods and be able to make a profit," he said.
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In this scenario, the government not only doesn't make a profit, but it has to deal with the headache of transitioning its transportation system and the social upheaval that comes with massive layoffs.
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The good news for individual investors is that there are ways that you can invest with the intention of helping to make a difference and you can still make a profit doing it.
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So first of all, if the drugs are selling at a low cost, in order to make a profit on those drugs, the manufacturer has to be manufacturing them as cheaply as possible.
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The company fears that credit card owners will buy Bitcoin hoping to make a profit when its value goes up, but will be laden with debt if its price falls, the paper reported.
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Van Dijk, who took the helm at Naspers in 2015, said turning the company's e-commerce ventures around to make a profit was vital to closing the valuation gap of around $7633 billion.
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It is against the law for any person to make a profit from this kind of sale, to "acquire, receive, or otherwise transfer any fetal tissue for valuable consideration" (42 USC§ 289g-2).
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In a short sale, the investor is selling borrowed shares to try to make a profit if the share values go down, pocketing the price difference when he returns the shares he borrowed.
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In their view, business should be banned or severely restricted in these meetings, because of what they regard as inherently disqualifying — the fact that business seeks to make a profit and deliver value.
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Energy experts say annual global oil demand is growing about 1.2 percent, which is too slow for American oil companies to make a profit on any increases in production, Mr. Krauss points out.
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The website for the Tumbleweed Tiny House Company in Colorado Springs tells buyers how they can make a profit on their investment and turn the houses into a hotel or bed-and-breakfast.
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"What typically happens with these at this point is that meteorites can either be sold and shown in a museum or sold to collectors and sellers looking to make a profit," Sirbescu said.
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It also underscores the out-of-the-box thinking Uber has deployed to retain investor confidence in its future bets while it still struggles to make a profit in its current business verticals.
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It will cost about $500 million, financed in part by impact investors -- funds, rich families and individuals who want to use their cash to improve the world as well as make a profit.
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" Now it's different: "I understand they're a corporation and they need to make a profit, okay, but the thing is they went away from what they were, from the goals of the website.
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Short selling is a mainstay of hedge fund investing and is driven by expectations that shares will fall, which means they can later be repurchased at a lower price to make a profit.
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The buyer will likely need to be deep pocketed, and politically connected however - there's an up to 80% premium on the land, and it'll need to be rezoned to likely make a profit.
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According to the IRS, a "business" will make a profit in three of the five past years (but that criteria won't apply when it's just the first or second year of your new business).
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Cigna is expanding its exchange footprint to a seventh state for 2019, returning to the Arizona market and saying that it is on track to make a profit on its ACA plans this year.
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If Jack White starts a record label (Third Man Records) or revives a dormant label to reissue forgotten records (Paramount Records), does he run it like a business and hope to make a profit?
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The board is also expected to allow listings from companies yet to make a profit - a common practice in tech-heavy markets such as New York and, more recently, on Hong Kong's main board.
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In March, the company beat Uber Technologies Inc to the market, but its stock has since languished - slipping below the IPO price of $72 on concerns about its ability to actually make a profit.
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General Motors – The U.S. automaker plans to launch a new family of electric vehicles in 5003 that will cost less to build and make a profit, Chief Executive Mary Barra told investors this week.
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With a hefty $185 million budget, the film needs to resonate overseas if it wants to make a profit, because, as it stands, that kind of a result doesn't justify sequels or guarantee profits.
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And under a bipartisan bill Congress passed in 1992, it's completely legal for abortion providers to make these donations — and to be compensated for their costs, as long as they don't make a profit.
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A leaked version of the company's presentation to possible funders showed that it did not expect to make a profit until 2018, and that this would only happen if the company's sales increased 400%.
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Impact investing - which seeks to make a profit while also generating social and environmental benefits - is growing in popularity among investors who want to support development goals such as clean energy, education and healthcare.
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We even seem to distrust business people more even when those who say they're not out to make a profit often clearly don't have the financial necessities to keep even a small charity going.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A best selling feminist author is collaborating with British businesses that seek to do good as well as make a profit to promote equality and support so-called social enterprises.
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Now an evolutionary genomics PhD candidate at Kiel University in Germany, Hermes writes for her blog and Forbes to debunk pseudoscience and stand up against natural medicine that's simply out to make a profit.
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Landlocked Bakken producers still need a substantially higher international price than their breakeven cost to make a profit, since they pay more to transport crude to market than producers in most other U.S. regions.
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If a bail is less than $2,000, bail bond companies aren't always able to make a profit and won't take up the case, leaving many people no other option but to wait in jail.
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The loss they make on printers means that companies need to sell ink cartridges to make a profit, and this model has led to a battleground between printer manufacturers and third-party ink suppliers.
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Sounds Alarm on Hedge Fund Reinsurers Offshore reinsurers affiliated with hedge funds have failed to make a profit from providing reinsurance coverage for more than four years, according to Standard & Poor's, the ratings agency.
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"Russia generally won't make a profit off of these contracts, but they do provide work for Russian defense companies by supporting employment, keeping production lines running and lowering costs for domestic procurements," he added.
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The heating, ventilation and cooling group expects to make a profit this year and plans a steady dividend, Chief Executive Martin Kaufmann told the Finanz und Wirtschaft newspaper in an interview published on Saturday.
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The agreement lifts a cloud that has hung over Musk as Tesla tries to ramp up production of its most important vehicle, the Model 3 sedan, and make a profit at the same time.
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In particular, regulation is often necessary to a properly functioning market when, in its absence, businesses can make a profit by pushing costs onto others, in effect forcing others to subsidize their bottom line.
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But it's not just out-of-staters: Vermonters, often people looking to fund their own drug use, will also drive down to the cities to pick up crack for themselves and make a profit.
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Oberdick says he's paying between 90 cents and $2 a piece per spinner and tries to make a profit of about $2 per spinner on wholesale orders and $8 per spinner on retail sales.
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To not only demonstrate direct air capture at scale but also to show how to make a profit from free-floating CO2—an aspect of negative emissions that, as BECCS makes clear, can be elusive.
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"Piracy-based tube sites populated with stolen content that viewers assume is 'free' have resulted in many challenges, including making it challenging for producers to recoup their costs, much less make a profit," says Tibbals.
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The company, which has yet to make a profit, is looking to persuade London money managers to back its initial public offering in the face of concerns about its growth prospects, valuation and corporate governance.
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This is particularly useful for cost-splitting communities like ours, where users are not professionals and do not make a profit – a 'one-size-fits-all' approach to regulation just isn't the right way forward.
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"For example, if you subdivide the pool or garden off of the entire home in the process of creating a duplex, it may devalue the home to the point where you don't make a profit. "
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Short selling is a form of trading in which traders can bet against a company by selling shares they do not own and buy them back later at a lower price to make a profit.
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It required reptile staff tending to the animals 24/7 at a cutting-edge facility that neither aims to churn the lizards out on a commercial scale nor needs to make a profit off them.
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Because they don't make a profit, credit unions can offer better interest rates for deposits and lower interest rates on loans on average, and can also pay out any surplus to members as a dividend.
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Tapping into the strong demand for delivery is particularly critical in a city such as Los Angeles, Pollack says, where rising minimum wages and other regulations make it harder for restaurants to make a profit.
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"All hats are being sold at cost, because we know nothing would irritate [Trump] more than someone choosing not to make a profit," the network's store said of the headwear, which sells for $17.50 apiece.
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The NCAA maintains that only a few schools actually make a profit—but that's basically an accounting trick, because as non-profits, athletic departments aren't being pressured by owners or shareholders to turn a profit.
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Prices are hovering around $52 a barrel after recovering strongly so far this year, but are still down more than 13 percent since mid-2014 and upstream companies are still struggling to make a profit.
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Larger publishers needed to sell as many as 248,19983 copies of a book just to break even, he said, but Soho, with lower overhead, could make a profit on sales of as few as 21998,21986.
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The move sowed fresh doubts that the microblogging site will be able to pull off an ambitious turnaround plan and eventually make a profit, and renewed speculation about SoFi possibly pursuing an initial public offering.
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First, the "license your name and make a profit from your fame" approach, one that has had varying levels of success: Jennifer Lopez's Sweetface line failed and Jessica Simpson's namesake empire was a wild success.
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Everything is manufactured in house at their warehouse, but despite having eye-catching displays and finding success in the cosmetic industry, they're now finding themselves behind on orders and are struggling to make a profit.
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But Lau said intensifying market competition will prompt growing investment into its payment business, adding it is "not the target" to make a profit from it, which the company considers an "infrastructure" to its business.
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In Dubai, Emirates NBD posted a 13 percent fall in fourth-quarter net profit to 1.86 billion dirhams ($506 million); three analysts had on average forecast the bank would make a profit of 1.62 billion dirhams.
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However, as Nebula co-founder Dennis Grishin told Stat News about the announcement, people "will probably be directly and indirectly buying tokens from individuals to resell them to data buyers" to try to make a profit.
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The bank - whose aim is to maintain price stability, not make a profit - has been buying foreign currencies in large amounts to check upward pressure on the franc, which is sought by investors during economic uncertainty.
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No purely commercial projects are allowed to be sent to the ISS, and NASA astronauts are even prohibited from working on experiments if there's a possibility that the research will be used to make a profit.
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The BoE gave a detailed example, involving a dealer suggesting a client might want to enter into a repo arrangement to buy a specific gilt that another client was seeking, in order to make a profit.
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Deutsche Bank was also in focus, after the firm's CEO said at a conference it might not make a profit in 2016, but might resolve some of its litigation issues over the summer, according to Reuters.
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Because of the colossal numbers of transactions it makes on a daily basis, Lazada can leverage scale capabilities to offer its services for a fraction of what traditional variations would charge — and still make a profit.
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So if you're a publisher, you have to plan on eating the cost of two or three books for every 10 you sell — plus shipping — and then somehow figure out how to still make a profit.
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It would also be difficult for Epic to prove that the act of cheating harmed its ability to make a profit considering the game's revenue stream is restricted to microtransaction purchases of cosmetic in-game items.
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First-quarter adjusted earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) at the unit plunged 74 percent to 34 million euros ($37 million), Innogy said, adding it no longer expected the business to make a profit in 2017.
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Credit Suisse said in January it will cut 4,000 jobs and in March said it will axe another 2,13 positions, while Deutsche Bank's chief executive said the bank is unlikely to make a profit this year.
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Miners receive a reward in the form of new cryptocurrency and user fees, making it potentially lucrative if you can find electricity cheap enough to make a profit; usually far below the rates that residents pay.
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Yet last Wednesday, with the first quarter coming to a close, employees were informed that Amazon was shutting Quidsi down and laying off hundreds of workers, ostensibly because the division was unable to make a profit.
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Insurer AIG had sought $48.2 million in credits for 1997, following several cross-border transactions in which it borrowed $1.6 billion and reinvested it at higher rates, ostensibly to make a profit, according to court papers.
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A mature firm that cannot make a profit using standard accounting rules should be approached with a bargepole, as should any firm where the gap between official accounting profits and adjusted profits is persistent and large.
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Narrator: But even for the region's legal farmers, not only is there still the very real threat of federal prosecution, companies are now swooping in to make a profit from the once-off-the-grid farmers.
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But it said that, partly because of such innovations, projects set to start production by 2022 would be able to make a profit with an oil price at $33 a barrel, down from $70 in 2013.
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That's notable because even high-growth neobanks are struggling to make a profit: Monzo's deposits grew sixfold during its fiscal year 2019 (ended February 28, 2019), for example, but the bank has yet to break even.
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It's a "Tom Sawyer" sort of business structure – getting other people to do the work for you while you make a profit – and it's often a smart one for startups to use (see Airbnb, Uber, etc.).
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Etisalat Nigeria's new chief executive Boye Olusanya told Reuters on Tuesday he was focused on getting the telecoms group back on track to make a profit, while working on the paperwork to eventually raise new capital.
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The app and service right now is just starting out and the intention isn't to make a profit from it at this point, although there is a fee to cover basic transaction costs and so on.
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It's not yet clear if responsibility for the industrial-targeted ransomware lies with state-sponsored hackers—seeking to create disruption and cover their tracks with a ransomware ruse—or actual cybercriminals seeking to make a profit.
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This lower appetite for risk suggests Mr. Khosrowshahi may seek to turn Uber into a slower company, but one that may also be a better employer and even make a profit, The Times's Farhad Manjoo writes.
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Companies running the dispensaries have said that they have yet to make a profit; a trade association representing the five current licensees filed a lawsuit in State Supreme Court in Albany seeking to halt the expansion.
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Don't blame the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for attempting to destroy the coal industry; it is actually the coal company's fault for wanting to be able to make a profit that is responsible for the clash.
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This time around, GM says, through disciplined cost-control it has finally found a way to make affordable vehicles in bulk for emerging markets, loaded with the technology that consumers want and still make a profit.
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"Janssen has profited from their illegal conduct, and my office is taking action to make sure they pay for ravaging our communities and destroying our families just to make a profit," Beshear said in a statement.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) is tipping 5-year real rates to rise in the United States and says buying the dollar at the expense of the yen is the best trade to make a profit.
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"If you're encouraging people to request something in a small time window, you really have to know your logistics to make a profit," says Adam Elmachtoub, a professor of industrial engineering and operations research at Columbia University.
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Many tech firms have steered clear of following the likes of Uber Technologies with initial public offerings as they struggle to make a profit, instead favoring raising money from institutional investors, private equity and venture capital firms.
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Now, he says, Bitly has more than 1,000 customers, paying an average of $1,000 a month: That's more than $12 million in annual revenue, and Josephson says the company is able to make a profit on that.
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A study just published in Current Biology by Toby Kiers of the Free University of Amsterdam suggests that, like cunning merchants who know how to make a profit, fungi exploit resource scarcity by marking up their prices.
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Many tech firms have steered clear of following the likes of Uber Technologies with initial public offerings as they struggle to make a profit, instead favouring raising money from institutional investors, private equity and venture capital firms.
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To be silent in the face of such villainy is to be complicit, and it's especially appropriate tonight because Trump treats education as a con, a way to make a profit at the expense of the suckers.
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Musk's agreement with the SEC on Friday puts the focus back on execution as Tesla tries to ramp up production of its most important vehicle, the Model 3 sedan, and make a profit at the same time.
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Republican senator Robert La Follette steered a group of Midwestern and Western progressives who thought that big business was trying to push the U.S. into the war mainly to make a profit on arms deals with England.
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LONDON, June 27 (Reuters) - The all-electric Formula E motor racing series will make a profit for the first time next season despite its biggest ever marketing spend, founder and chief executive Alejandro Agag said on Thursday.
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"These organizations have had to figure out they need to make a profit at $50 to $60 oil," said Thomas M. Siebel, chief executive of C3, an artificial-intelligence software company that works with Royal Dutch Shell.
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Last week, Innogy said it had lost another 200,000 customers in Britain and warned of further cost cuts at its Npower business, which is no longer expected to make a profit this year because of growing competition.
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Uber and competitor Lyft have campaigned heavily against the bill, which is expected to pass into law, and it is widely expected to hurt their ability to make a profit—something neither company has done to date.
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And when you cry out that they can't make a profit while paying a living wage, keep in mind that right now the company has never been more profitable, and is paying record compensation out to management.
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The bleak analysis calls into question statements made by former finance minister George Osborne last year that the British government would make a profit of more than 14 billion pounds from its bailout of banks during the crisis.
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The company, which has not yet made clear whether it will make a profit, is trying to convince investors that growth will come not only from its ride services, but also from other logistics and food delivery services.
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The program has had problems with fraud more broadly — both by individuals seeking visas and especially by unscrupulous businesspeople trying to make a profit off uninformed immigrant applicants — but the federal government has worked to tamp those down.
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SFR may have to either significantly expand its customer base or increase subscription prices to make a profit out of the newly-acquired TV rights, said Coudry, who has a "buy" rating on Altice and "neutral" on SFR.
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Nexon is fresh from a record first quarter that saw it make a profit of $493 million total revenue of $860 million — the estimated $137 million it has spent on Embark is a relative drop in the ocean.
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It may have lost its place as media favorite to Tesla, but it's still working to refresh its image with new hires, as Reuters reports, and actually make a profit ahead of a public offering, due next year.
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When a doctor prescribes a drug under Part B, they are paid the average market price for it, plus a 6% premium, allowing them to make a profit (they are compensated separately if they administer the drug, too).
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Health providers may find that cures are cheaper in the long run than existing treatments for chronic and life-shortening conditions, so they may be willing to pay prices that allow the drug firms to make a profit.
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And people like Meadows's placating manager and Silverman's cut-and-dried publicist are all too eager to sell Conner4Real to the screaming masses, convincing him to go bigger, brighter, more ridiculous — whatever it takes to make a profit.
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"The Dutch people take note that one pays income tax when earning a minimum wage but some multinationals make (a) profit and pay no taxes," Pieter Omtzigt, the Dutch Christian Democrat parliamentarian who instigated the vote, told Reuters.
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With Romney reeling after a costly and divisive primary, the Obama campaign unloaded on him with an ad campaign that painted him as a cold-hearted ex-venture capitalist who slashed working class jobs to make a profit.
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Miller said the global economy did not look like it would tip into recession, adding that the trick in a low-yield world for investors was to find companies that make a profit, or at least pay dividends.
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This would distinguish commercial fishing, which has a goal to obtain a maximum yield as efficiently as possible to make a profit, and recreational fishing, which is a leisure experience where anglers seek fun while leaving work behind.
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As a part of their lawsuit, they claim the company is constraining their ability to make a profit by prohibiting apps to sell for less than 99 cents or at a price that doesn't end in 99 cents.
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The "Netflix for dresses" startup, Rent The Runway, has proven it can make a profit — an achievement rewarded with a $60 million (£48.8 million) investment from Fidelity meant to accelerate its growth, the company told Recode's Jason Del Rey.
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Board member Martin Kingston said the new cash injection it seeks will enable the airline to finalise outstanding financial statements and enable it to continue operating until the 2021/22 financial year, when it expects to make a profit.
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While manufacturers struggle to make a profit margin of more than 10 percent when selling a vehicle, "spare parts gross margin can go up to 90 percent," Accenture said in a presentation for BMW's South African arm in 2013.
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Real estate companies catering to dispensaries, law firms focused on the evolution of marijuana laws, and investment firms looking to inject capital and make a profit have all sprung up through California — and many have donated to Rohrabacher's campaign.
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Uber has cautioned in its IPO filing that it may never make a profit and some investors at the roadshow said the ride-hailing industry faces hurdles such as increased regulation and local minimum wages that could hamper profitability.
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These firms are egged on by Wall Street, which sees shale as a growth industry—especially under a Trump presidency—even if only the best wells make a profit at $50 a barrel, and the rest barely break even.
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The recent flotation of Snap, an internet firm that is yet to make a profit, brought back memories of the dotcom boom; its shares soared by 20173% on their first day of trading (although they have fallen back since).
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Ryanair hiked its long-term growth forecast by 10 percent on Monday, saying it expected to carry 200 million passengers per year by 2024 by taking capacity from rivals struggling to make a profit as competition pushes down prices.
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It's basically that conflicts of interest exist between brokers who work on commission and make a profit from selling financial products and the investors/clients who look to them for financial advice without realizing they are dealing with salespeople.
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"After throwing dirt at me for three years and circulating that I would try to make a profit from my political activities, it's maybe the time now for Facebook to apologize," said Schrems in a statement on the judgement.
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"Always the better quality assets will sell, even if they have environmental reclamation or (other) liabilities because they'll be able to make a profit in this market," said a banker who declined to be named amid ongoing sale processes.
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"Every manufacturer that has considered this since 2002 has judged that it's unlikely that we're going to make a profit on this vaccine," Gregory Poland, the director of the Vaccine Research Group at the Mayo Clinic, told the Atlantic.
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Insurers cannot issue products to cover an investment risk that can make a profit as well as a loss, an event that leads to no real loss or where the event insured against will definitely occur, the guidelines said.
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But others drugmakers, such as Johnson & Johnson and GlaxoSmithKline, are also in the running - and must stick with it even though they are unlikely to make a profit, experts say, because the world needs more than one Ebola vaccine.
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The federation has long sounded the alarm about low prices, which leave many growers operating at a loss, making the case to large coffee buyers that they should ensure producers make a profit and asking the government for subsidies.
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Experts said a new strategy to support social enterprises - businesses that seek to do good and make a profit - is likely to be revealed in August, after the government invited the public to submit their ideas earlier this year.
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Critics have taken to calling it the Kosmos Cup or the Piqué Cup, references to the investment group headed by Gerard Piqué, Spain's polymathic soccer star, that is largely bankrolling the revamped competition and intending to make a profit.
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During his 2180-year tenure, from 230.4 to 21, Stern took the NBA from a 23-team organization struggling to make a profit to a 30-team operation whose revenue increased by 30 times to a reported $5 billion.
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During his 30-year tenure from 1984 to 2014, he took the NBA from a 23-team organization struggling to make a profit to a 30-team operation whose revenue increased by 763 times to a reported $5 billion.
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The question remains, though, whether a business whose model is, basically, to charge less than taxis – not a sector renowned globally as a money-spinner – can ever make a profit, at least until autonomous cars dispense with paid drivers.
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The stock fell earlier this week after The Wall Street Journal cited a Tesla memo that asked a supplier last week to refund a portion of previous payments made by the company in a bid to make a profit.
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Mr. Sarialioglu, who is also president of the Istanbul chamber of pharmacists, said he has been getting calls from other pharmacists concerned that wholesalers will cut off supplies of crucial medications because they can no longer make a profit.
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But all of these efforts are being hurt by the lack of funding and interest from pharmaceutical companies: New antibiotics, unlike the latest heart drug, are hard to make a profit from since they're not used for chronic conditions.
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While all eyes will be on the chestnut colt with the big white blaze, racing enthusiasts and casual fans shouldn't ignore the other stories in the race, or the opportunity to make a profit while trying to beat the favorite.
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Because Virgin does not spend money on its own physical stores or big advertising campaigns to acquire customers, the company believes it can make a profit off much less revenue than larger carriers, Virgin Mobile USA CEO Dow Draper said.
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And as you mentioned, the unit economics are an issue, the wear and tear on the scooters alone is driving up costs and driving down revenues certainly, but pretty much making it very difficult to make a profit on it.
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The company, which has not yet made clear whether it will make a profit or not, is trying to convince investors that growth will come not only from its ride services, but also from other logistics and food delivery services.
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The U.S. company, which has yet to make a profit, aims to raise between $19.5 billion and $22.3 billion from listing on the New York Stock Exchange, after cutting its initial target of $20-$25 billion last week following investor feedback.
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Silverstone had a crowd of 139,000 on race day last year, the biggest of any current grand prix, but BRDC chairman John Grant said that even with that attendance it still could not make a profit due to high hosting fees.
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He alleges what others have before: that it's using its subsidiary companies—the producers—to make a profit off of the low milk prices that it keeps in place even though they can raise prices through intervention if they wanted to.
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In an effort to make a profit with electric cars, Daimler has opted to manufacture the Mercedes EQC in a way that enables it to be built on the same production line as a combustion engined car, retooling existing plants.
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It turns out that grocery delivery at massive scale, outside the largest metropolitan areas where built-in logistics networks exist and car-less residents are more willing to pay for grocery delivery, is a hard market to make a profit in.
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After narrowly seeing off telecommunications giants Telefonica last year for the rights to the next three seasons of UEFA club competition, Mediapro, through its joint venture with Al Jazeera Bein Sports, is looking to make a profit on its investment.
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FRANKFURT, June 25 (Reuters) - Global Fashion Group (GFG), an Asia and Latin America focused online retailer which has yet to make a profit, is considering postponing its initial public offering on low investor demand, two people close to the matter said.
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In an interview with CNBC last September, the European commission's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, raised the question of whether amazon was using the data it collected from third-party merchants on its platform to make a profit by copying similar products.
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In O'Donnell's telling, in 1989 Trump wanted the Stones to play at Atlantic City so he could impress his friends, and forced O'Donnell to negotiate a bad deal—$4.2 million for three shows—that made it impossible to make a profit.
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Increased global coffee output in recent years due in part to higher productivity in countries using machinery and irrigation have driven coffee prices to decade lows, leading small-scale producers with higher production costs to struggle to make a profit.
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That followed a Wall Street Journal report on Sunday that Tesla had turned to some suppliers for a refund of previously made payments in a bid to make a profit, citing a memo sent by a Tesla global supply manager.
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"Sightholders couldn't make a profit and they gradually started refusing," said Christopher Gemerchak, editor of The Diamond Loupe in Antwerp, where largely Jewish and Indian dealers clustered on three traffic-free streets represent the heart of the global diamond trade.
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Many newspapers have also been hit by Wall Street firms seeking to make a profit—The Denver Post, for instance, recently handed out pink slips to a third of its newsroom employees, despite posting healthy profits for its hedge fund owner.
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During a rally to save the 171-year-old Hahnemann University Hospital from bankruptcy, Sanders said his "Medicare for All" plan would guarantee healthcare to every American and save them from corporations that are just seeking to make a profit.
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However, bank chiefs in Europe are concerned that activity in the banking sector is still behind the U.S.. Axel Weber, chairman of UBS, attacked the ECB's QE program, warned that it was harder now for banks to make a profit.
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"Matt has every intention of making sure that no one is ever using his character or his images in connection with messages of hate and thinking they're going to be able to make a profit off of it," he said.
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"We buy three jerrycans of petrol per week and we make a profit of up to 25,000 Ugandan shillings ($4) from each," explained Rukia, adding that each business partner had personally invested 30,000 shillings ($8) to top up the grant.
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"Even if they sell goods at a loss, they make a profit from the transactions of foreign currencies that they sell to importers," said one currency trader, who has been directly involved in such deals and asked not to be named.
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People at the Mississippi plant — these are individual workers who have been helping those companies make a profit and helping sustain their families and their local communities, and paying taxes, some of whom have been working in really horrendous conditions.
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For example, if a firm has $10 billion in options based on index funds, and a new cure or progress towards a cure causes the stock market to rise by 15 percent, the firm would make a profit of $85033 billion.
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In other words, if the restructuring deal as proposed is approved, Prepa's customers — both consumers and businesses — effectively will be taxed in order for the hedge funds and other creditors that bought the bonds at a discount to make a profit.
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Newsflash: The vice chairman of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce doesn't believe that corporations' reason to exist is to make a profit, and referred to Milton Friedman's legacy of profit-driven progress as "dangerous" in a Washington Post op-ed.
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Agricultural exporters such as Brazil, Argentina and Australia may well be prepared to lower costs to make it harder for U.S. exporters to ship products and still make a profit, and this could also be the case for energy products.
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"Counter to what most people think, many of the extreme actions we took were not done to make a profit; they were done to support our country and the financial system," Dimon said in a Friday memo obtained exclusively by CNBC.
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The online resale platform saw a huge uptick in interest for Bryant&aposs merchandise in the wake of the athlete&aposs sudden death on Sunday, and critics slammed those using a tragedy to make a profit on the resale market.
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This year, Papa John's stock price climbed about 43%, but an estimated 25-30% of its franchisees have failed to make a profit due to declining sales, according to restaurant industry analyst Peter Saleh of the global financial services firm BTIG.
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Agricultural exporters such as Brazil, Argentina and Australia may well be prepared to lower costs to make it harder for U.S. exporters to ship products and still make a profit, and this could also be the case for energy products.
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The Shanghai Daily said Xu and the nine others who were sentenced on Wednesday had been unable to make a profit "so used online ads, offline promotions and TV commercials to convince people that Zhongjin companies were rich and reputable".
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Launched in Dubai in 2012 by Sheikha and fellow McKinsey & Co alumni Magnus Olsson, Careem has a fleet of 90,000-plus drivers and more than four million users registered through its mobile app but has yet to make a profit.
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People who come into your park generate cash via their entrance fees and their ride tickets, your resources are drained by park maintenance, and you want to make a profit so that you can build bigger, better, and more electrifying rollercoasters.
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YouTube's platform has always been gamed by people looking to provoke or make a profit, such as this bogus science video which has been watched more than 11 million times, earning its producers tens of thousands of dollars in ad revenue.
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In fact, they are fascinated by the myriad challenges of making a wine business work — and they would take failure to make a profit as a personal affront to the egos they developed in investment banking, technology and other typical first careers.
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SHFE ARBITRAGE: Traders say the cancelled metal is heading for China as prices in Shanghai Futures Exchange at around $213,2675 a tonne are much higher than on the LME and the gap is wide enough to cover shipping, taxes and make a profit.
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ROME, June 26 (Reuters) - Losses for the Italian state will be limited in a deal unveiled on Sunday to liquidate two ailing regional lenders, a senior Bank of Italy official said, adding the state may even eventually make a profit from it.
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With book publishing, we've found a way to better support this kind of work, allow writers to get paid and, while perhaps not make a profit, ensure the works reach the right people and are preserved in the respectful medium of the book.
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Many farmers who struggle to make a profit and rely on exports are anxious about what will happen to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a deal that has been hugely beneficial to agriculture and has helped to sustain a trade surplus.
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Huset is part of a wider global trend of social enterprises - firms that aim to do good as well as make a profit - that strive to build more inclusive workforces by hiring people with disabilities who may otherwise have limited job prospects.
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But the neon sign "Sleep Good, Do Good," on the floating hotel's entrance wall is not just a backdrop to guests' selfies – it signals the company's mission as a social enterprise: to give back to the community as well as make a profit.
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Africa has the fastest growing cities in the world, with 40 percent of its one billion people in towns and cities, but most new homes target the middle and upper classes as it is easier to make a profit from high-end sales.
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The board will be paired with a registration-based system for initial public offerings and will be less stringent in its listing criteria, such as allowing companies that have yet to make a profit and start-ups with weighted voting rights, to list.
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Years from now, there may be even more than 10,000 tigers in captivity in the US — due primarily to that constant breeding required by operations that make a profit by offering up a steady supply of tiger cubs to largely oblivious visitors.
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MCUSTX-TOTAL SHFE ARBITRAGE: Traders say the cancelled metal is heading for China because prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange are about $213,2415 a tonne and the gap against LME prices is large enough to cover shipping, taxes and make a profit.
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The world's second-biggest fashion retailer said it will sell homewares made by two social enterprises - businesses that aim to do good as well as make a profit - in H&M Home and Arket stores in five European countries from late August.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Rock-bottom prices in Chile's renewable energy market are here to stay despite widespread skepticism about the ability of new wind and solar players to secure financing and make a profit, said the Andean region manager of power company SolarPack.
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"When you decide to make a profit on selling vicious antisemitic Nazi propaganda published without any critical comment or context, you need to remember that those words led not only to the #Holocaust but also many other hate crimes," the memorial tweeted Sunday.
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But its forecast that it would make a profit after tax of between 1.4 and 1.45 billion euros in its financial year was below the average forecast by analysts polled by Ryanair ahead of the release for a profit of 1.488 billion.
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But many corporate owners, keen to make a profit, now aim at a more middle-class clientele looking for vacation or retirement homes, said Watson, who advocates on behalf of the Federation of Manufactured Home Owners of Florida, a consumer advocacy group.
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As for Queen Elizabeth, David McClure, the author of "Royal Legacy," a book on the monarchy's finances, argues that even though Sandringham has historically struggled to make a profit, the queen's finances are solid enough to survive a loss of the subsidies.
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In an email to Gizmodo, Erisman said three things need to happen to improve the sustainability of the fishery:[We need to] (1) raise the market price of the corvina so the fishermen are not forced to catch so many to make a profit.
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When Exxon Mobil's new CEO spoke to Wall Street this week, high on his list of growth opportunities were the nontraditional oil fields in the United States, where the diversified energy giant can make a profit even when crude prices are just $40 per barrel.
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Ukraine, however, had failed to make a profit and the bank was still in talks with regulators on how to separate a portfolio of Swiss franc-denominated loans ahead of a planned sale of its Polish unit, Sevelda and finance chief Martin Gruell said.
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In partnership with the research firm Great Place to Work, we surveyed workers at nearly 296,250 companies across the U.S. With charitable giving, community outreach and some very creative perks, these firms prove you can make a profit and make the world a better place.
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"Finding the right balance in a low margin environment to actually be able to run a bank efficiently, but also to make a profit and have competitive products, is a balance that the winners of the banks tomorrow will need to strike," he added.
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"They have entered the market at a time when it is both topical and of importance to people," said Chris James, chairman of the judging panel for the Social Business Wales Awards, which recognizes firms that seek to do good and make a profit.
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In partnership with the research firm Great Place to Work, we surveyed workers at nearly 288,2370 companies across the U.S. With charitable giving, community outreach and some very creative perks, these firms prove you can make a profit and make the world a better place.
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If the public begins to perceive that sports-betting markets are a cesspool of insider trading, in which only those with access to privileged information can make a profit, would-be wagerers might choose to sock their spare change into their retirement accounts instead.
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In partnership with the research firm Great Place to Work, we surveyed workers at nearly 1,000 companies across the U.S. With charitable giving, community outreach and some very creative perks, these firms prove you can make a profit and make the world a better place.
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The U.S. company, which has yet to make a profit, is targeting a valuation of between $19.5 billion and $22.3 billion from listing on the New York Stock Exchange, after cutting its initial target of $20 billion-$25 billion last week following investor feedback.
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The larger reason for secrecy around government economic data is not fear that it will be released early to the public, but that it will be spread privately to individuals who will then be able to make a profit off trading on insider information.
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Senior officials at the F.C.C. who drafted the new Lifeline proposal say the agency hopes the subsidy will also encourage Internet service providers like Comcast, AT&T and Time Warner Cable to go into low-income areas where they may not normally make a profit.
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"When you add in the other factors like providing employee housing since staff can't commute, and that it can only operate half the year due to the heat and flash floods, we just couldn't figure out a way to make a profit," she said.
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Many wouldn't speak openly about these topics for fear of retribution—for fear of not being able to buy or sell honey after calling out the wrong person or company, and of being exiled from an already difficult market to make a profit in.
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" In the same email, Wells Fargo announced that it had decided not to make a profit-sharing contribution to employee 401(k) plans for 2019, citing a combination of the company's financial performance last year and "the extraordinary environment we are currently living through.
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Kevin Werbach, an associate professor of legal studies and business ethics at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, said it's unrealistic to expect that a company still aiming to make a profit would do a complete flip-flop and become totally deferential to regulators.
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The firms are able to offer the free trading by pushing their customers' orders to so-called wholesale market makers, such as Citadel Securities and Virtu Financial, which aim to make a profit on the spread between the bid and the offer on the shares.
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What is being proposed virtually guarantees that they will still pay unusually high rates for electricity so that a few hedge funds and bond funds can make a profit and so that the insurance companies can avoid paying up for their poor underwriting decisions.
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Crop losses in Europe, the Black Sea region and Argentina represent a turnaround after years of global oversupply depressed grains prices and made it difficult for global grain merchants to make a profit buying and selling food staples such as corn, soy and wheat.
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With that in mind, pension fund sources said the federal government may have to hold the asset for a number of years to eventually attract the best price and give it the best chance to recover money for taxpayers, or even make a profit.
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Business Insider spoke to real estate agents and experts who predicted what the 15 hottest real estate markets will be in the new decade, whether you&aposre looking to make a profit or invest in a property that will rise in value over time.
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Potential customers and the aerospace industry have been eager to learn the cost of a ticket on Blue Origin's New Shepard space vehicle, to find out if it is affordable and whether the company can generate enough demand to make a profit on space tourism.
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"Caution about overstating raw materials threats is particularly advisable because where foreign policy or intelligence analysts see a potential for dangerous market concentration and economic coercion, some businesses are also likely to see an opportunity to introduce competition and make a profit, ameliorating risks," added Gholz.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British luxury carmaker Aston Martin made a pre-tax loss of 127.9 million pounds ($172.03 million) in 2015, the fifth consecutive year the company has failed to make a profit, as the number of cars it sold fell and as it invests in expansion.
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If CBS successfully attracts a big enough audience to not only offset production costs, but also make a profit, it will ensure a second season of Star Trek: Discovery and provide a blueprint for future CBS event shows and get the attention of all the other networks.
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As software "eats the world," it seems like it's not enough for a business to just serve its customers and hopefully make a profit, they also have to be "platforms" — and, as any developer would respond, these days you just can't be a platform without an API.
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In partnership with the research firm Great Place to Work, we surveyed workers at nearly 403,000 companies across the U.S. With charitable giving, community outreach and some m ery creative perks, these firms prove you can make a profit and make the world a better place.
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Sources connected to the "thank u, next" singer tell TMZ ... Ariana's new concert photo policy stems from years of being exploited by a number of photo agencies that would often shoot photos of her in concert ... and then turn around to use those to make a profit.
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Brigaid's business model could soon be put to the testBrigaid has yet to make a profit on its training model, and the federal free breakfast and lunch programs that the company takes advantage of in both Connecticut and the Bronx could be in jeopardy nationwide soon.
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United said last year that it planned to move out of Kennedy because it had failed to make a profit there for seven years, focusing its West Coast flying out of Newark, by planning to lease slots from Delta in Newark in exchange for slots at Kennedy.
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"In fact, all nine coal plants now operating likely could make a profit by sequestering the CO2, or selling it off for [enhanced oil recovery]," he writes, adding that some plants could make as much as $3.7 billion over the 12-year life of the credit.
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But why you would change some fundamental part of how care is reimbursed is beyond me — other than when I talk to some folks who argue for this, and this is a legitimate point of view, they say nobody should make a profit off of health care.
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The deal adds to a string of parking assets that have come to market over the past few years, amid difficulties by some pension funds and private equity firms to make a profit as people move towards owning fewer cars and relying more on ride-sharing.
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The companies say that while they must make a profit for their shareholders, they are also committed to the area's social development so people who live in Rosengard will have jobs, better houses and more places to meet and things to do in their free time.
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Materialism is linked to social media use, too: One study of American and Arab youth found that materialism is higher as social media use increases ... That makes sense, since most social media messages also contain advertising, which is how the social media companies make a profit.
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If you decide to buy calls or puts in order to speculate on near-term stock movement, understand that time is working against you so you'll typically need the stock to make a sizeable move in a relatively short period of time in order to make a profit.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian restaurant search and food delivery service Zomato, one of only a handful of Indian start-ups to succeed abroad, said on Monday it had broken even in key markets including India and is on track to make a profit as early as June next year.
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Along with Google and Twitter, Facebook is currently under pressure by critics who say it hasn't done enough to combat fake news on its platform, including articles by "troll farms" that disseminate misinformation to make a profit or sway public opinion on politics and other hot-button issues.
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During the first eight months of his leadership, the FDA approved a record number of generic drugs (1,027), hastened the approval of a record number of novel drugs and biologics (333) and eliminated the backlog of "orphan" drug applications (200), drugs for rare diseases that won't make a profit.
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"It always helps to break even or make a profit for sure, but it's even more rewarding when I have people come to my booth telling me they had wanted to meet me, or if they had wanted to get a commission from me in person," she said.
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Peterson, an American in his early 22017s who has worked for Glencore since 0.8213, gained his reputation for savvy trading by taking advantage of sudden changes in market conditions to make a profit through quick sourcing of supplies that he then offers for sale, often before competitors can react.
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"Comedian" attempts to mock the uber-rich collectors who buy it, but in actuality, they&aposll probably make a profit off of it as the work rises in value due to media buzz and museum interest in owning the works — both of which are factors contributing to price.
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If the hospital couldn't make enough of a margin on its portfolio of procedures, we learned it would be better to adjust prices for some patients, or accept a certain number of charity cases, to ensure we didn't make a profit — because then we wouldn't have to pay taxes.
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The government will make a profit, however, thanks to dividends paid by the bank, the fact that most of the shares were sold for more than the government paid, and a 2.5 billion pound fee Lloyds paid to avoid entering the Asset Protection Scheme that insured bailed-out banks' riskiest loans.
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Shares of Tesla rose 1.4 percent to $238.50 in after hours trading following disclosure of the agreement, which lifts a cloud that has hung over Musk as Tesla tries to ramp up production of its most important vehicle, the Model 3 sedan, and make a profit at the same time.
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Instacart, DoorDash and Postmates are trying to build their own Point to Point systems from the ground up, but it's unclear whether they'll be able to raise the über funds needed to build a robust enough delivery network and attain the economies of scale needed to really make a profit.
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Since the start of trading on Friday morning, SoftBank Group shares have fallen 14.4% in value, from 11,700 yen (about $106.69) to 10,020 yen (about $91.37) On paper, SoftBank Group, which became an investor in Uber in early 2018, had expected to make a profit of $3 billion from its debut.
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Well, the generic manufacturers Aurobindo and Mylan, which supply the drug in Africa, make a profit when they sell it to the United States' President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria — two organizations that buy drugs for low-income countries.
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But for the brokers and other people guiding the couple through the system, money was put above all else: By attracting patients with some freebies, the brokers could make a profit from kickbacks — in the hundreds or thousands of dollars — that they got from the treatment facilities and sober homes.
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Echoes from Trump supporters coalesce in my mind: God put us on this land and now we're not allowed to make a profit as a result of all the environmental regulations and I have to subdivide and sell out while the welfare queens collect handouts because they're too lazy to work.
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The problem here is that the worship is not really of Beyoncé but rather, of the myth she stands for: the woman who can do it all: rule, slay, date, make a profit, and in the popular imagination this myth ends up being reduced to simplistic cultural algorithms that don't ultimately compute.
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James Thomson, a partner with the consultancy Buy Box Experts who also previously worked for Amazon to recruit sellers, told BuzzFeed News that unlike third-party sellers on the marketplace, Amazon doesn't need to make a profit from all its sales because it has a robust cloud services business to offset losses.
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Despite a modest rally in Snap shares in recent weeks, short sellers - who aim to make a profit by selling borrowed shares and buying them back at a lower price later - have not let up in placing bearish bets, according to Ihor Dusaniwsky, head of research at financial analytics firm S3 Partners.
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The whole premise of the genre — which was once dominated by "respectable" white women like Sally Jessy Raphael, Jenny Jones, and Ricki Lake — is that "respectable" white men make a profit by exploiting the interpersonal turmoil of poor people, mostly people of color (though Jerry Springer has a certain affinity for "white trash").
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Because the industry is still largely controlled by major labels, and there is no clear way to pay artists for work that is streamed hundreds of thousands of times, only to make them a few hundred dollars, vinyl has become a false messiah for an industry that's forgotten how to make a profit.
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"When you decide to make a profit on selling vicious antisemitic Nazi propaganda published without any critical comment or context, you need to remember that those words led not only to the #Holocaust but also many other hate crimes motivated by #antisemitism," the Auschwitz Memorial said of the books in a tweet Sunday.
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In short, if you want to get rich (or at least make a profit), you need to pick and keep picking the right cryptocurrencies, have a serious amount of graphics processing power in hand, hope that your chosen currencies stay secure and keep increasing in value, and put in a lot of time and effort.
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"One of the best parts of our jobs is talking to all these people who started brands that have a social mission and aren't just out to make a profit ... They're working to prove that businesses can be successful and be a force for good in the world at the same time," Schwarz said.
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After failing in its goal of achieving sustained inflation, the BOJ last week shifted its primary policy tool away from expanding the money supply and toward controlling the 'yield curve' - making sure long-term rates remain sufficiently above currently negative short-term rates so banks can make a profit from lending into Japan's stagnant economy.
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As a result of the earlier price growth and the recent stagnation, Mr. Gray described a "two-tier vendor system," where sellers who bought 2545 to 330 years ago are able to sell at "realistic" prices, while sellers who bought when prices were higher — three to four years ago — will struggle to make a profit.
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But what we've seen over the last few weeks publicly, but we've known now for an awfully long time is that the long arm of Beijing is reaching out into these companies, stealing their intelligent property, forcing technology transfer, making it very difficult to in fact make a profit in China for many, many companies.
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All of this proves that this executive order is nothing more than a cynical cover for what Trump has repeatedly promised would be a complete ban on Muslims entering the United States (Muslims he doesn't make a profit from, that is), and the full-frontal assault on the civil rights of Muslim citizens in the United States.
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I had the personal belief, and at the time, the naiveté that I would be able to convince the city council and the mayor that we were buying the team, and that we couldn't possibly make a profit, but we didn't want to lose so much money — could we renegotiate the lease to make it more equitable.
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Spotify is currently valued at $16 billion and hotly tipped for and IPO, and this is part of its long road of building out more services and potential revenue streams ahead of that, to show the world that it's more than just a digital streaming service that has so far been hard-pressed to make a profit.
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Cognitive radio opens the door to wireless spectrum (which again is technically owned by the public) becoming a sort of commons shared by everyone, as opposed to the exclusive domain of giant corporations—which often buy spectrum they don't use, either to hamper competition, or to make a profit selling the spectrum later after its value has appreciated.
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Using odds from William Hill from 1990 to 2014, and accounting for the margin that bookmakers add to their odds to make a profit, we can see that England had an average 215% chance of winning the last six World Cups they have qualified for, and an average 224% chance of victory at their last five European Championships.
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A foreign exchange trader said there had been a clear rise in demand for dollars via the parallel market, known locally as the "blue" market, and that over the next few days more people would likely seek to make a profit from the gap, buying dollars in the official market and selling them in the black market.
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Musk's public antipathy to short-sellers of Tesla - who have sold stock and hope to make a profit by buying it back for less later on - may help the government make the case that he intended to hurt them by claiming funding was secured, said Eric Gordon, a professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
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There will be more teams looking, when they think of their out-of-pocket expenditures, money above the cap, not just the salaries — there's much more awareness around investing more than we would have in a transfer fee for a younger player because we might have a chance to make a profit, or make our investment back.
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"I bought it even when I was pretty positive I would not make a profit in the short run, but just because I am a fan of the product," said Chris Roh, a 25-year-old software engineer in San Francisco, who has only been trading stocks for about a month on Robinhood, a mobile trading app popular among millennials.
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" (To be fair, LVMH can afford it; its revenues in 2018 were 46.8 billion euros, or $52 billion.) Still, Mr. Post said, "You don't buy a stone like that unless you have some plan for what you are going to do with it and some belief that there is enough clear material that you can cut it and make a profit.
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