Black market price for nuts is equal to fair market price, unlike other commodities such as electronics where price drops.
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In each case, either the energy producer is paid above the market price or the energy consumer pays below the market price.
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The company said that GEO output was lower "due to the increase in the market price of gold relative to the market price of copper during the year".
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One is the relationship between the market price and the exercise price; if the market price is $10, then the right to buy the asset at $5 must cost at least $5.
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These are ways of shifting where the market price heads.
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There is the official price and the black market price.
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This would help to move toward a lower market price.
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Covea offered a 21 percent premium over Scor's market price.
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The Model M will have a market price of $13,995.
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"Dumping" is the practice of selling goods below market price.
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Amazon's sales to market price is a bit more stretched.
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So the auction allows them to find a real market price.
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Take fuel, which the state imports and sells below market price.
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For Ahmed, who sells bread at market price, bread tastes bitter.
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Former owners could then buy them back at a market price.
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That represents a 26 percent premium over their last market price.
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Some can even command five times the market price, Paz said.
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The bank was worth 90 million euros at Friday's market price.
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The market price of rice and corn has increased less sharply.
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He knows $1 million an acre is way over market price.
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"It's a way to get broad exposure at market price," Fanlo said.
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SIX offered a 34% premium over the market price at the time.
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Currently, it's also on sale for nearly 25% off its market price.
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GSI Commerce sold to eBay at a 51% premium above market price.
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The bonds closed at a mid-market price of 93.25 on Friday.
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SoftBank would be buying both at a discount and at market price.
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One form of doxycycline, for example, went from an average market price of $20 for a bottle of 500 pills in October 2013 to an average market price of $1,849 in April 2014, according to a congressional report.
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Qualified ESPPs offer discounts up to 15 percent below the current market price.
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The 9 percent stake is worth $830 million at the current market price.
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CNN Money said the market price for airtime during Game 7 exceeds $500,000.
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As of the last market price, their investments had fallen by 32 percent.
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The winning bids were on average more than half the prevailing market price.
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At $29.25 per share, the company sold 51% above market price, TechCrunch reported.
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In many countries NIMBYist planning rules vastly inflate the market price of shelter.
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The market price for the same amount of products would be around $1,000.
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If you are interested in buying God, please contact us for today's Market Price.
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On Monday, the Gulf Coast spot market price for ULSD was $20203 a gallon.
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On Monday, the spot market price for Brent in London was $22017 a barrel.
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Typically, the price for those retirement homes is lower than the market price point.
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Collectors rely on appraisal firms to determine the condition and market price of cards.
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The postings weren't exactly altruistic, but they were often cheaper than the market price.
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According to one calculation, that amounted to only a tenth of the market price.
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In a free market, price is considered to be like the central nervous system.
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Local governments set rents below the market price intending to help low-income residents.
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Moreover, oversupply of RINs is possible, which could lead to a market price collapse.
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He sells his masks for 50 cents each — a fifth of the market price.
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When Britain leaves the European single market, price differences will probably yawn wide again.
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But companies don't want to sell all of their product at the market price.
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On Monday, the Gulf Coast spot market price for ULSD was $22020 a gallon.
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On Monday, the spot market price for Brent in London was $65.81 a barrel.
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The black-market price for US dollars is now about 900 times the official rate.
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Market price movements are opaque and subject to swings in opinion — but markets move quickly.
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The goal is to create a marketplace that sells items at the real market price.
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The sum total of these market-price indicators is stagnant growth and virtually no inflation.
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The deal would value Sprint shares near its market price of $6.50, sources told CNBC.
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It's found by dividing a stock's current market price by its earning per share (EPS).
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The underlying assumption of course was that the fairly bargained market price was fair value.
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The $85033 million estimate is based on the current market price of $592 per bitcoin.
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PLEASE BEAR WITH US … as the market price comes down our price will come down.
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Until more are available, Tesla and Rivian will be able to set the market price.
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But the average market price of a house in the Akron area is just $177,000.
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Like airlines, colleges don't want to sell each student slot for the same market price.
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The world market price for uranium would also decline as U.S. companies increase global supply.
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Its newest price tag (which is over $100 off its market price) doesn't hurt either.
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Capitalization rates are calculated by dividing an asset's net operating income by its market price.
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The difference between the market price and the guaranteed price would be topped up with subsidies.
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There's no market price for 45 minutes at the W or 45 minutes in your household.
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It's natural to want to unsell the object and then resell it at its market price.
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AT&T's deal for Time Warner is about a 35 percent premium over the market price.
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The management fees, which have not been disclosed, "are consistent with fair market price", it added.
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We use market-price indicators, such as commodities, the dollar exchange rate, and Treasury inflation expectations.
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Another is to stimulate investment in responsive demand and storage through new wholesale market price patterns.
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To crunch the numbers, CNBC put together a calculator tied to the market price of gold.
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At the current market price, the government's about 11.6 percent stake is worth around $1.8 billion.
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So £571m is not a made-up number by actuaries and accountants but the market price.
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Just like other parts of the labour market, what others pay sets an external market price.
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Aramco warned that terrorism and armed conflict could materially impact the market price of its shares.
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Based on the share's market price on Monday, CBM could raise $254 million from the offering.
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Your average price, using this method, is neither at the highest- nor lowest-possible market price.
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The rental option includes unlimited miles, and Lyft said it will handle refueling at market price.
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The gold alone was worth about $100 octillion at 2017 market price, or $100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 written out.
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At its current market price, that would mean shareholders controlling about $11 billion of Exxon's stock.
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And what you're seeing in the U.S. is just a response to whatever that market price is.
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The investment will be done at 1.6 shekels ($0.47) a share, 14 percent above the market price.
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The average market price for salmon was 5.72 euros per kilo in Norway in the third quarter.
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Or it could say, buy 25,21 shares every day at the prevailing market price throughout the day.
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Selling a put option on assets at or near the market price is a very risky bet.
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Fracking has lead to an abundance of oil and natural gas, greatly driving down the market price.
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A 3.5 percent stake in Vivendi is worth around 820 million euros at the current market price.
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When a commodity costs more to produce than the current market price, producers usually stop producing it.
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When a commodity costs more to produce than the current market price, producers usually stop producing it.
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SwiftArgentina, including the Rosario and San Jose plants, and Colcar were purchased at market price, JBS said.
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So Ford's market price seems to also be a signal that investors are pessimistic about Ford's prospects.
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MedMen calculated the market price for marijuana and the rate of use in each of these states.
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The new petrol price is still well below a true market price, but it is a start.
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But supplies were difficult to produce, and the market price was beyond the means of most families.
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The redemption at market price of 23.5 percent of shares could be worth some 97.6 billion roubles.
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Bankers generally set offerings below the market price so the stock can celebrate a first-day pop.
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Subsidized homes would be priced according to people's median income instead of the market price, Lam said.
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Is a fee of $3 to $6 for deliveries of groceries or food a mass-market price?
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We've suggested the price of something like cocaine be at or near the current illegal market price.
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New York (CNN Business)Beyond Meat is selling stock below its market price, and investors are spooked.
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"If they want to buy the land according to the market price, they are welcome," she said.
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Some market participants blame what they see as the high cost of market price data from exchanges.
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This brings in a lot more money than selling all the apples for the same, market price.
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" Edmonds did that "so that [he] could purchase approximately six silver futures contracts at a below-market price.
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Mark to market is defined as a system that values assets based on their most recent market price.
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The group is looking to pay a premium to NMC Health's market price, two of the sources said.
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Mr Tilahun says his company pays out 30,000 Ethiopian birr ($1,089) for each camel, twice the market price.
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A market order is an order to buy or sell a stock executed at the current market price.
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Nearly three-quarters of searches in Charlotte this year are for homes priced below the median market price.
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The government buys wheat from farmers at the minimum price when the market price drops below that level.
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Public Service Obligation: Pertamina performs a public service obligation (PSO) by selling certain petroleum products below market price.
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Within six months, oil's market price was only half that needed for the Iraqi budget to break even.
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According to the documentary, LKAB will buy homes from residents, paying 125 percent of a predetermined market price.
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"The price won't be too far from the market price," Sadikin told reporters at a separate mining event.
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Investors are allowed to tender in shares at up to a 14 percent discount to the market price.
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Among their favorites is Tesla, which has a $210 plus market price, according to a TD Ameritrade study.
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She suggests Americans should pay no more for drugs than 110 percent of the average international market price.
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Flipping typically involves buying houses and then reselling them for a profit after market-price appreciation or renovations.
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Matt: They are using bitcoin, not E-coin, which affects the market, price, stability, and power of Ecoin.
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That is the level at which the government would buy crops from farmers, regardless of the market price.
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The average market price for gold in quarter fell to $1,278 per ounce from $1,333, the company said.
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Global GT that judges don't have to defer in appraisal actions to the market price for a company.
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There's more, though, to evaluating the Yellen legacy than interest rates and balance sheets and stock market price.
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Most executives do not spend their own money to buy shares of their companies' stocks at market price.
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Tillerson insisted on paying the "market price" for the oil, but the Kazakh government was demanding a discount.
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Let's take an example of someone who buys 4173 shares of IBM at the market price of, say, $160.
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Compared to 10 years ago when there few models in the mid-market price range, competition has become fierce.
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If the stock market price is ultimately beneath what they paid for, these late-stage investors will be protected.
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However, there had been significant market volatility in the market price of cryptocurrencies in the first half of 286.
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Crispian set the sale price at between 13,450 rubles per share and the shares' market price, the bookrunner said.
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Renault could sell its stake in Daimler, but would probably have to accept a discount to the market price.
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The idea is to incentivise the startup to always try to get you the genuine market price or above.
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As a native Mainer, F. is horrified that he didn't ask what the market price of the day was.
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The idea is to incentivise the startup to always try to get you the genuine market price or more.
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They would be revalued at a market price which is typically lower than the one registered on the accounts.
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Splice isn't charging any premium, and buyers won't ever pay more than the $189 market price for the product.
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Crispian set the sale price at between 13,450 roubles per share and the shares' market price, the bookrunner said.
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You would have some levels in a machine far away from the market price, let's say 5 figures off.
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"The market price has moved quite a bit this year," said Steve Wang, senior credit analyst at CITIC CLSA.
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When you press Dagli's button, it cancels all of your orders and sells off your coins at market price.
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The crowd is seldom right when they all agree, because the market price reflects everyone's collective optimism (or pessimism).
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At the same time, many butchers exploit the pastoralists' desperation, paying far below the market price for their cows.
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So right now, market price at Ed's Lobster Bar, we charge $38 for a pound-and-a-half lobster.
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Any settlements will be at the current market price as of 18:00 UTC (1800 GMT), the company said.
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Even if an investor plans to hold a bond until maturity, its market price will drop if rates rise.
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After five years of political instability, the black-market price for dollars was twice the government-set bank rate.
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The spread between the offer price and market price is less than 2 percent away from the deal price.
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Its spot market price was down 0.2 percent at $1,328, heading for a fifth session of falls in six.
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Reducing its two-thirds stake to 30% would raise $20 billion, assuming a 10% discount to the market price.
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Early releases of select items sold out quickly, and are currently available online... for five times the market price.
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"Interventions by central banks and national team have compromised the reliability of short-term market price signals," he wrote.
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At the request of the committee, Mr. Price recalculated the value of his holdings to reflect their market price.
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To make up for the lower coupon rate, the market price of your 2 percent bond falls to $666.67.
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Investors might see this as a good deal, too: Deutsche is offering a small bump on the current market price.
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Yingluck's government went a step further, promising to buy rice from farmers at some 50 percent above the market price.
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Such assets may go for less than their market price (the Golem had sold for three times as much previously).
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In fact, on his Twitter he's very critical of people who seem to only care about ADA's current market price.
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That's how much you'd need to pay if you acquired the entire company, including debt, at its current market price.
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But Paraguay is paid only the cost of production (including debt repayments for construction), not the market price of electricity.
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I managed to find a way-below-market-price rent-controlled apartment in LA so our rent never exceeded $1,000.
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"Oil is sold at a market price representing 75 percent to 80 percent of the cost price," said the minister.
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In perfectly competitive markets, individual firms wishing to sell their widgets must charge the prevailing market price and no higher.
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Fund managers have been able to increase their bullish bets with almost no disturbance to the market price of crude.
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And in practice, subsidizing American farmers means giving them the means to produce more and undercut the global market price.
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Fresh bread was "sporadically available at an extortionate cost" in Daraya, 30 times above the market price in nearby Damascus.
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You should not look always at the stock market, the stock market price, at the value of the stock market.
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Ferrand defended himself in a statement early on Wednesday, saying the rent paid had been lower than the market price.
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Standard anchor investors usually come in at a fixed value rather than a floating one linked to the market price.
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Theres a market price that we have to compete with so weve pushed our manufacturing facilities to accelerate cost reductions.
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Recently, the town leased a 200-acre plot of land, the "Urban Farm," to farmers at the lowest market price.
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Price: Market price from Humboldt Farms Give the gift of a more personalized high with the Pax Era vape pen.
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As we know, the rice subsidy scheme introduced by the Thai government bought local farmers' rice at above-market price.
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They also have a current market price, which can be more (a premium) or less (a discount) to actual value.
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That is the most recent 12-month period of earnings per share divided by the current market price per share.
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However, the market price for gas in Britain has dropped around 30 percent since Cuadrilla first lodged its application in 2014.
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The profit number on those short positions for the week assumes the trades were marked at the market price on Friday.
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It didn't just prohibit new sales: Weapons already in circulation were made illegal, and bought back at a fair market price.
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Freeport agreed to buy McMoRan for $2.1 billion — a 74 percent premium over its market price before the deal was struck.
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At harvest season, he was forced to sell a quota of his rice below market price to the local military administration.
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The average market price for corn in September in the city of Lucas do Rio Verde, Mato Grosso, was 26.00 reais.
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Our thinking, rather, is focused on calculating whether a portion of an attractive business is worth more than its market price.
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You only need a few dozens of potential buyers among the five billion customers in order to have a market price.
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In a separate statement, UEFA denied suggestions in some media reports that the rights were sold at below the market price.
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This means that the change in a prediction market price tells you how much each candidate overshot or undershot those expectations.
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In some states, when there is a monopoly on the market, price increases have to be approved at the state level.
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But now that the offer is done, Sampo has free hands to buy more shares at market price in the future.
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In parallel, state-run oil company Petroecuador reached a future oil sales deal with Petrochina "at market price," the ministry added.
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Diamondback, for instance, had to discount its stock 3.5 percent from the market price when it issued new shares in January.
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For organic cocoa, the price will be $21 over this minimum or the market price, whichever is higher at the time.
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If Ogmentoeil can run really lean and cheap, then the market price of an eyeball augment ought to crash some day.
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But Provident's board and one-fifth of its shareholders rejected the offer that came at no premium to its market price.
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The coffee growers federation has also proposed that producer countries sell high-quality harvests untethered from the New York market price.
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When this happens, solar storage "will flood the market, increasing supply and creating a lower market price for electricity," Mayor said.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has promised to offer each affected family 30 kilograms of rice at one-fifth the market price.
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How it works: ERCOT boosts the wholesale market price when reserves are low, sending a market message that capacity is valuable.
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In January, Cunningham said that more than 85% of those homes sell at a market price before the 90-day period.
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This means that American families are paying more than the market price for basic goods, thereby unfortunately reducing their purchasing power.
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In short, it's the wrong fit for customers, providers, and a road block for a natural free market price-reduction process.
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And it suggests that as print revenue continues to decline, there's no such thing as a market price for newspapers anymore.
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Delek CEO Asaf Bartfeld said the company has received several offers for its holding in insurer Phoenix at above the market price.
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The loophole: if the tenant in a rent-stabilized apartment leaves, the landlord can usually charge the next tenant full market price.
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But the average market price is around 20 percent of a loan's nominal value, meaning banks can only sell at a loss.
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All that needs to happen is for the market price of the stock to fall below the exercise price of the option.
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The transaction valued Future Retail at a "substantial premium" to its existing market price, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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A source familiar with the matter told Reuters the transaction valued Future Retail at a "substantial premium" to its existing market price.
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Once the hedges roll off, however, and the companies receive the market price for the commodities they produce, major trouble could ensue.
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The kingdom is moving towards paying the market price for its efforts, but for now, that's a plan rather than a fact.
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Shares of ETFs are bought and sold at market price, which may be higher or lower than the net asset value (NAV).
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The state supreme court decided to award more than the market price of $17.13, but less than the deal price of $24.67.
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It obliges Newfoundland and Labrador to sell electricity at C$2 per MWh, a fraction of its current market price, until 2041.
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Downside pressure "is limited by OPEC's renewed intention to manage the market price" despite 'massive' volumes of oil in storage, he said.
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Mude says the app could be improved by including a broader range of information - including data about the market price of livestock.
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Several members invoked "basic economics" to say that since the quantity of EpiPens increased in the market, price should have gone down.
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"This was an arms-length transaction at market price," White House spokeswoman Hope Hicks said Monday of Trump and Kushner's home deal.
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In either event, Mnuchin's budget recklessness could very well have advanced the date at which today's global asset market price bubbles burst.
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Vice Chancellor Laster also asserted that because the pricing was based on a leveraged buyout model, it was not a market price.
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The market price is likely to continue to be the price used because it is so difficult to compute "fair value" otherwise.
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At 92.5 pounds per megawatt hour, Britain has agreed to pay roughly double the current market price for electricity for 35 years.
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I knew it was her because a few of my valuable items suddenly went on sale at her shop for market price.
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It is sitting on a paper loss on its direct investment made at $2400 per share versus current market price of $22022.
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"Market price is determined by willingness to sell and willingness to buy," Stott said, as well as a number of other factors.
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Despite the straws being way over market price (a pack of 250 sells for $4.99 on Amazon), Trump supporters slurped them up.
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If companies drum up real competition in their sales processes, Laster suggested, then judges will give great weight to the market price.
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Giancarlo argued that post-recession mindset has contributed, along with the dramatic increase in algorithmic trading, the rise in market price volatility.
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Klassen's current break-even cost per metric ton of cacao is about $25,000, or nearly eight times the basic commodity market price.
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Associates Underpin Investment Risks Naspers' 33.6% equity stake in Tencent (valued at USD63.7bn at current market price) and its 29% stake in Mail.
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According to an updated S-1 filing, Benchmark holds more than 8003 million shares, worth over $2.9 billion at Snap's opening market price.
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Their offers include pre-paid funeral plans that let customers pay for a funeral at the market price at the time of agreement.
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This means that the coin can be worth more than its market price; it has a high inherent value within the system itself.
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NEW SHOWROOMS, BIGGER CITIES Compared to 10 years ago when there few models in the mid-market price range, competition has become fierce.
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If they don't own the underlying assets, they could be forced to buy them at the higher market price to fulfill the contract.
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"It seems unfair because in the U.S. most of the forests are privately owned and, therefore, they pay full market price," he said.
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If Labour tried to nationalise a company without paying what would reasonably be considered as fair market price, a court challenge would follow.
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" In Lipton's view, such investors "create short-term increases in the market price of their stock at the expense of long-term value.
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But the very idea of a market price does rest on the idea that the very top bosses are, to some extent, interchangeable.
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Our calculations show that this scheme would cost FirstEnergy customers $4 billion in excess of the anticipated market price of electricity through 2024.
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Manafort's attorneys had claimed the condominium was worth $3 million, given a fair market price of $6 million and a $3 million mortgage.
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The price Palantir is offering is above the private market price and the value assigned to the stock by some prominent mutual funds.
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The terms "market price" and "fair value" can have different meanings, and fair value is not necessarily the price paid in the market.
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Boyaco and his partners would have to commit to whatever price was agreed on, he said, even if the market price went down.
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Although the purchase price was well below the market price, some investors are betting ADFG will develop Shuaa into a much bigger company.
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Much of the watermelon this year lay rotting in the fields because the going market price could not even cover the transportation costs.
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Steaks and chops are sold, but they're also cooked to order, served with fries and greens for market price, plus a $12.50 surcharge.
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Bank of America said Berkshire Hathaway bought the bank's 700 million shares of common stock at $ 7.14 per share, way below market price.
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Companies bid to supply electricity in 220-year contracts and the government pays the difference between the bid price and the market price.
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Toll transponders cost nothing, and fuel refills upon return are a flat $5 plus the (non-marked-up) market price of the gas.
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So, in other words: just by shopping for an Amazon Echo today instead of tomorrow, you will save $90 — half the market price.
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Local real estate websites show that the average market price for a similar property in the area is at least three times as much.
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The flour manufacturer will offer 1.47 billion ordinary shares at 27 naira apiece, a 18.2 percent discount to Thursday's market price of 33 naira.
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The government has undone many of the subsidies for cotton farmers, but is paying them something closer to a market price for their crop.
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Refiners and blenders tilted production heavily towards gasoline and away from distillate production during the first six months in response to market price signals.
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The tower is privately funded but when completed the Israeli government has guaranteed to buy the power from it at an above-market price.
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I think they are quite happy to have the market price in some chance of a rate rise over the next year or two.
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But he accepted Jarden's arguments that the market price for its stock prior to the deal announcement was the best indicator for fair value.
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Research the purchase in advance to help you figure out your budget and what a fair market price is for that product or service.
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"The (conversion) operation will kick off after the shareholder meeting... and there will obviously be a premium offered to market price," the source said.
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But if the market price of this gas goes up, as many analysts believe it will, these companies will gladly charge the public more.
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Under the deal, LH Financial will offer 7.55 billion new shares to CTBC at 2.2 baht each, a 9 percent premium to market price.
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Italy's head of debt Davide Iacovoni has blamed market price swings in recent months for discouraging wealthier investors from buying the latest BTP Italia.
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"The company will punish staff who buy Apple phones with a fine of 100% of market price," the notice to all staff members said.
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The addition to its land bank at below NAV and market price will boost CR Land's margin for these new project to above 30%.
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These restrictions could also be linked to the market price for softwood lumber, becoming less strict as prices increase and stricter if prices fall.
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Through a combination of dogged research and luck, they found property that they could buy for its appraised value rather than the market price.
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Razor clams, market price (around $11.50 per pound for 10), the Lobster Place, Chelsea Market, 75 Ninth Avenue (15th Street), 212-255-5672, lobsterplace.
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E. S. Barr & Co. seeks a wide difference between the market price and the intrinsic value of the underlying business before it commits capital.
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But Paraguay is only paid for the cost of producing the power (including debt repayments on the construction), not the market price of electricity.
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All three of those companies have well-known brands and have seen enough secondary sales of their shares to establish a rough market price.
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In July, Gazprom raised about $2.20 billion from selling a 2.9% stake to a single buyer at a large discount to the market price.
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With a daily market price for the Indian business, Vodafone's European assets would be much easier to value based on the company's share price.
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Mountain farmers may get just 10 percent of the market price, compared with the 50 percent or more that lowland farmers receive, Romeo said.
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FERC's two Republican commissioners voted in favor of expanding the capacity market price floor to state-subsidized generators, with the Democrat, Richard Glick, dissenting.
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Associates Underpin Investment Risks: Naspers' 33.6% equity stake in Tencent (valued at USD82bn at the current market price) and its 29% stake in Mail.
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When production or consumption imposes a social cost that is not reflected in the market price of goods or services, economic decisions become distorted.
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Sales of resins and chemicals fluctuate with the market price of certain raw materials that are exposed to the rise or fall in oil prices.
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The flour and pasta maker will offer 1.47 billion shares at 27 naira apiece, an 18.2 percent discount to Thursday's market price of 33 naira.
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But critics argue that they won't be able to attract the top talent needed to make the switch a success without paying the market price.
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According to Fangraphs, his free-market price would likely be more than double the $30m a year he will receive over the next four seasons.
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It's easy to find 'grey' items on the internet, so shoppers may assume that the grey market price is the best price for an item.
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The cost of providing system backup power or storage is not reflected in the wind and solar "levelised cost of energy" or the market price.
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From very messy boiled crawfish to classy crudo to market-price crabs served on newspaper, there are a lot of different ways to enjoy seafood.
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He uses high-quality dividend-paying stocks to minimize downside risk and typically writes them just slightly out of the money (near the market price).
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The government intends to sell roughly 10 percent, worth about $900 million at the current market price, then offload the rest incrementally, the sources said.
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Citigroup said in a note Thursday that the deal implies ENN is paying around A$4.85 a share, marking a premium to the market price.
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We used a median return because the 40 percent loss in 2008 due to the market price plunge after the financial crisis skews the results.
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Based on a fair market price of $13.49 a share as of July 2015, according to the prospectus, Pandey's common shares are worth $153 million.
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Cover-More Chairman Louis Carroll said the board agreed the sale at a significant premium to the market price was an attractive outcome for shareholders.
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This last-traded price, however, cannot be compared to the grey market price given the bailout represents a complete overhaul of the bank's balance sheet.
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Say investors were able to exchange 2.4 Nestlé shares for each L'Oréal share – an effective discount of 7 percent to the French group's market price.
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Viacom believes a "market price" ratio would be more like 0.62, and the company would like an offer from CBS that values it above that.
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Reuters, which has not seen the documents, was unable to confirm this and UEFA denied that the rights were sold at below the market price.
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Prices are among the lowest in the world, though rampant smuggling means petrol shortages are common and Libyans often pay a higher, black market price.
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The shares were sold at a discount to the market price at a time when the value of both the stock and diamonds were rising.
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The prices of both Bitcoin and Ether are established on private exchanges, where people can sell the tokens they own at the going market price.
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In February 79.493, Martin Shkreli was contemplating a deal that involved acquiring shares of Retrophin, the pharmaceutical company he ran, at below the market price.
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But as a humanitarian initiative, the United States often offers drugs at very low prices in poor nations that can't afford the global market price.
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That means you can interpret the current market price, in cents, of a single share as offering implicit odds on the probability of that contender winning.
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"The bond market price action is an enormous blaring siren to anyone trying to be optimistic on stocks," JPMorgan analysts said in a note to clients.
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The S&P 500 index trades at a heady 2100 price-to-earnings ratio, compared with the MSCI International Frontier Market Price Index's 243 P/E.
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But it was soon seen as a botched deal as HP signed off on a purchase that equated to a premium of 79% over market price.
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The app isn't adding a fee to purchases, but the sale price will be a mid-market price averaged from different exchanges, and include a spread.
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Stifel estimates the stand-alone company's shares should trade at $155, which is still higher than its current market price of about $125 on Tuesday afternoon.
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At liquidation, short sellers then buy back at market price forcing a price spike as a wave of buying hits order books at the same time.
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If the United States starts heading on the path to 6%, the Fed "will not let the market price" and "manipulate interest rates down," Gundlach said.
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The survey results and recent market price turmoil illustrate that investors are still assessing the appropriate risk-pricing of bank equity and various forms of debt.
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Kobayashi sold the coins through a private offering and took care to structure the sale to minimize the impact on the market price, he told creditors.
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Fortuna's (FEG) management and supervisory boards said that Penta's 118.04 Czech crown ($5.06) a share offer did not provide a "meaningful premium" to the market price.
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He is also seen as a key figure backing the deal between OPEC members and nonmembers like Russia to curb production and stabilize the market price.
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Coabana Trading will pay $420 per tonne, above the usual market price of $340 to $380 per tonne for Cuban charcoal, Cubadebate quoted O'Reilly as saying.
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But this week, even in the cash market, gold was sold at the market price, said Ashok Jain, proprietor of Mumbai-based gold wholesaler Chenaji Narsinghji.
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By selling new shares far below the market price, Norwegian will boost the value of each of the purchasing rights, which can be bought and sold.
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The Federal Reserve uses labor market, price, and other macroeconomic data to make decisions that impact the interest rate on your next car or home purchase.
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EDF has another powerful incentive — the British government has guaranteed it will be able to sell electricity generated for around three times the current market price.
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To match the $15 billion uplift from the market price in present-value terms, Iger would need to find over $2 billion in annual cost savings.
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Local companies, family members, a local politician — everyone who buys hogs, cattle and lambs at the livestock auction knows they are paying way above market price.
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Sometimes, such intangible assets are sold on markets — Michael Jackson once bought the rights to Beatles songs — but often there is no market price for them.
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These beans are usually higher quality, and the farmers are paid anywhere from 50 percent to 300 percent more than the market price of commodity cacao.
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Tiraspol Transgaz sells the gas to Transnistrian buyers at a whopping discount of around 22007 percent off market price, with the Kuchurgan plant its biggest customer.
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The total value of the gifts, using the market price at the time of the gifts, will be $24.5 billion, an average of $100.61 per share.
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He valued bitcoin claims at $2185 per digital coin, the market price on the day before the liquidation order, and converted that value into Japanese yen.
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In Vancouver three groups joined forces with a developer to purchase 14m square feet (1.3m square metres) of public land at a discount to the market price.
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Customers walking into the converted post office now housing the lavishly decorated cafe will pay 1.80 euros ($2.09) for an espresso, almost twice the normal market price.
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"This will likely increase the market price for banks' bad loans by 15-20 percent," a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Friday.
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So the implied volatility of extreme options (covering, say, a 10% price fall) tends to be a lot higher than that of ones nearer the market price.
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High income workers with so-called ISOs could be subject to the alternative minimum tax on the difference between the market price and share price at exercise.
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The goal should be achievable considering the market price of California houses, but would require very ambitious changes to the way housing permitting works in the state.
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The current gap between the world market price and the U.S. price for raw cane sugar indicates an effective level of protection in excess of 60 percent.
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Foshan Jianxin has offered monthly rents of as low as 799 yuan for fully furnished rental homes, about 30-40 percent of them at below market price.
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"At the right market price, investors will be interested," said Gennaro Pucci, chief investment officer at PVE Capital, a fund management firm that invests in Italian NPLs.
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Companies can do that by selling coal to their units at discounted rates, and by calculating the government's share based on that instead of the market price.
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The government failed to replenish its stockpiles of rice, which is now mostly available only at the market price, far beyond what Egyptians are accustomed to paying.
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In a blog post, Coinbase said they considered " developer and community support, security, stability, market price and trading volume" when deciding to fully support the digital currency.
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On Venezuela's borders with Brazil and Colombia, the prices of imported oil, eggs and wheat flour vary daily in line with the black market price for bolivars.
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His heirs will then be treated as if they had purchased the stock at its market price, allowing them to sell it without owing any income tax.
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At restaurants, fish is the only thing listed on the menu as 'market price'—you don't get to see the price and there's an allure to it.
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As inflation rises, more people want to put their money in dollars, which pushes the black market price of the dollar up further, and the spiral continues.
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This week, the market price of a 84.93½- to 284.9½-pound chicken on the Georgia Dock was $22008 a pound — down 235 percent from 18 months ago.
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Shares of targets in most such transactions tend to trade higher when a deal is announced because they are usually purchased for more than their market price.
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To match the $15 billion uplift from the market price in present-value terms, Mr. Iger would need to find over $2 billion in annual cost savings.
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It's also at the very top end of the smartphone market price-wise, which could explain why it only debuted in a few limited markets at launch.
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The Finans would sell the electronics below market price to Glumac, who would then mark them up for resale to the public through an unnamed New York entity.
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Their separate stock purchases in the company last summer were made at a 12 percent discount to the company's market price at that time, according to the story.
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Climeworks says it's selling the captured CO2 to the greenhouse around market price, which won't cover the price of the plant because it includes research and development costs.
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A decade on, counterparties to swaps trades must post a so-called variation margin, typically cash or top quality bonds, from March 1 to cover market price fluctuations.
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"However, we believe that at current world market price levels, many producers cannot be profitable so volume and price adjustments are only a matter of time," it said.
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DE) is telling investors to expect a discount of up to 3 percent to the closing market price on the sale of its stake in Osram Licht (OSRn.
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Rosneft has a market value of $59.17 billion, according to Reuters data, which suggests that the deal was done with a 2 percent discount to the market price.
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"We welcome the potential liquidity increase (currently $300,000 traded daily), but this alone would be insufficient to warrant a premium to the market price," analysts at Aton said.
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But two syndicate bankers said that compared to where yields were for the sovereign in 2011, when they peaked above 13%, the market price now is easily palatable.
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The department is investigating whether to seek duties of about 30 percent for Canada and Mexico and 222 percent for China in response to below-market price imports.
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A lot of that was accumulated through years of the government buying the grain from farmers at a minimum price when the market price dropped below that level.
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"We continue to believe that the value of the underlying business franchises that comprise Valeant are worth multiples of the current market price," Ackman wrote in the email.
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It seems that the Fed missed the window of opportunity back in September and now finds the market price action, as told by Fed speakers last week, troublesome.
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HNA had won tenders for the land in Kai Tak for about HK$14.2 billion in late 13, outbidding Hong Kong developers with a figure above market price.
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Since the rights allow the underlying stock to be bought at a price of 1.0 dirham, well above the stock's current market price, they may never be exercised.
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If the market price of electricity falls below that rate, a government company is contractually bound to cover the difference — with the extra cost passed on to consumers.
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Announced deals between Northrop Grumman and Orbital, and Deltic Timber and Potlatch also have spreads of less than 2 percent beween the market price and the offer price.
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The company said customers will get access commission-free dark pool digital currency trading, allowing them to make large purchases or sales without substantially moving the market price.
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The price of bitcoin plummeted to a low of 350,000 rupees ($5,392) versus its international market price of $6,617, following the RBI announcement, crypto-currency exchange Coinome said.
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A "market order" executes as quickly as possible at the market price, and a "limit order" sets the maximum/minimum price you are willing to buy or sell.
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There are nightly protests outside the fashionable building on Castle Hill where the prime minister lives in an apartment for what opponents say is far below market price.
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The scheme includes a feed-in tariff for small installations and a premium on top of the market price for electricity for 20-25 years for larger installations.
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With a $6.2 billion market price and $385 million in 2017 revenue, Farfetch is trading at a richer valuation than Amazon, JD.com as well as other traditional retailers.
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The minimum price was approaching the international market price, as designed, but the latter was a reflection of Chinese overcapacity rather than the cost of production, it said.
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"There is no relation to the cost of the drug, which has to be a fraction of the price, given past market price," Gal wrote in an email.
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The Finance Ministry announced earlier on Tuesday that it would use the fund to purchase the central bank's stake in Sberbank, Russia's largest lender, at a market price.
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That approach is favored by emergency room doctors but has been opposed by the White House, and the House bill opts instead to use a local market price.
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BT bought 41 million shares in the private placement of France Telecom's 248 million shares, a stake which was worth about 493 million pounds at Thursday's market price.
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To'ak's hope is that by offering above-market price, it can encourage farmers to continue to conserve ancient cacao trees—and not its arch enemy, otherwise known as CCN51.
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If an energy source has negative impacts that are not incorporated in its market price (negative "externalities," in the jargon), that means other people are paying for those impacts.
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A few years later the new owners sold the house for ~$100,000 more after fixing the house up, getting rid of the smoke smell and the market price increased.
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Equilibrium valuations are stable and attractive Where supply and demand meet, of course, is the market price — or in the case of venture, the valuation of an investment round.
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British retailer Marks & Spencer on Thursday reported a worse than expected fall in quarterly underlying sales in its clothing division, reflecting a weak market, price cuts and fewer promotions.
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By selling new shares far below the current market price, Norwegian will boost the value of each of the purchasing rights, which can in turn be bought and sold.
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But shares of Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group Co Ltd slumped roughly 6 percent after the drugmaker announced plans to offer additional shares at a discount to the market price.
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Smaller German steelmaker Salzgitter also said this week that spot-market price improvements would take time to feed through into its contracts, which were often agreed months in advance.
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And that is another benefit of lower oil price, because the price, market price has come down to meet the level where the government is adjusting the retail price.
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When a new drug comes to market, ICER simultaneously releases an "economic impact" report aggressively attacking the new drug's efficacy and claiming that its market price is unduly high.
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Something like oil or wheat, which is a uniform product, has a market price that is based simply on the demand and supply curves (absent subsidies or price controls).
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This value that they want to capture only exists because of current state restrictions that increase the delta between the cost of construction and the market price of housing.
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When the painting had last been on loan to another museum, it had been insured for four million euros, and its market price was likely much higher than that.
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The size of the block trade, at a 20.8794 percent premium to the prevailing market price, exactly reflected the stake held by investor Capital Group, according to Refinitiv data.
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Cairo Communication said in April it was offering 0.12 of its shares for each RCS share, implying a valuation of 0.54 euros per RCS share at current market price.
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But the ratio that Viacom believes reflects a market price because it represents where the stocks were before any deal discussions took place puts the stock at $34.59 level.
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Spyware companies pay top-dollar to make sure a bug stays unpatched The more aggressive strategy — matching the black market price — is largely seen as unworkable for practical reasons.
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"We see major challenges for the industry in setting the market price at the moment, and that is one of the reasons we're not investing in Maersk," said Friedrichsen.
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The combined sale price for both stations was $60 million, "far below the expected market price for stations in markets this size," according to the F.C.C.'s draft order.
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"This circumvented and mislabeled honey was being shipped into the United States at well below world market price, undercutting fair market pricing," said True Source's executive director, Gordon Marks.
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SIX's all-cash 2.84 billion euro ($3.1 billion) offer for BME included a 34% premium over the Spanish bourse's market price when it made its friendly approach in November.
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"The equities and options exchanges have procedures for coordinated cross-market trading halts if a severe market price decline reaches levels that may exhaust market liquidity," a spokesperson said.
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Now, Goldman Sachs' decision to snap up $2.8 billion worth of Pdvsa bonds maturing in 2022, at a 70 percent discount to the market price, has struck a nerve.
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With Tevez's form pushing up his market price and triggering interest from clubs abroad, Joorabchian's job was to extract the highest possible fee for the investment fund's biggest asset.
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It will pay a premium of about 14 percent on HPCL's current market price for the 51.1 percent stake, the company said in a statement to the stock exchange.
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More importantly, these investigations have proven once again that China is selling hardwood plywood far below a fair market price and is illegally subsidizing companies who export these products.
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Mr. Glinski acknowledged that the $105 million that the government paid for the collection is "way below the market price," which is widely estimated at more than $2 billion.
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In the southern city of Nanning, for example, pork was discounted this month by at least 10% off the average market price, according to a local government-run newspaper.
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They also break down the numbers in more detail: At the painting level, the greater the level of an artist's narcissism, the higher the market price of the art.
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A one standard deviation increase in narcissism increases the market price by 16 per cent and both the highest and lowest auction house estimates by about 19 per cent.
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While Larian did not propose a specific price for the bid, he told Los Angeles Times that it would "absolutely" be at a premium to Mattel's current market price.
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In other places, pricing guidelines use the fair market price of an item as a baseline and mandate that the prices stay within 10 percent of the current selling price.
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The new official rate for the pound was weaker than even the previous black market price of around 45.5 pounds per dollar, indicating the committee might be seeking to overshoot.
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The increased uncertainty surrounding Chinese deals is already driving up the M&A arbitrage spreads -the difference between the market price of a target company's shares and the offer price.
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Under the scheme, efficient combined heat and power installations will receive a premium on top of the market price, the co-generation premium, for a maximum period of 15 years.
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Ethereum tokens issued during an ICO have no intrinsic value until people buy and trade them, and a market price emerges based on how much folks are willing to pay.
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The stock that the Israeli entrepreneur sold is worth approximately 68 million pounds ($87.2 million) at the current market price of about 450 pence a share, according to Reuters calculations.
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Traders on Thursday quoted a black market price range of 363 to 10.32 pounds per dollar, weaker than Wednesday's range of 10.15-10.20, but did not provide volumes of trade.
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His current market price corresponds to a 212% chance of winning the PGA, making him the narrow fourth-favourite behind Dustin Johnson (2100%), Brooks Koepka (22012%), and Rory McIlroy (7.3%).
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He said a Bangladeshi lent him money for the chilies, which he sells for 200 taka ($2.39) per kg, higher than the local market price of 130 taka per kg.
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Choi warned on Monday authorities would crack down on virtual currency crime and dole out heavy punishments on those who partake in market price manipulation, pyramid schemes and money laundering.
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Like other Cuban bee farmers, he sells honey exclusively to the government, which pays him according to the world market price and then takes responsibility for marketing the product overseas.
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Covea, Scor's largest shareholder with an 8 percent stake, offered in September to pay 43 euros per Scor share, a 21 percent premium over the market price at the time.
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"But we might end up deciding that the market price is the highest and remain listed," he said, adding that a decision was planned for the first quarter of 2017.
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Their low betting limits prevent investors with extremely valuable information—say, a looming scandal—from cashing in on the value of their knowledge and incorporating it into the market price.
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The system also dynamically adapts its mining efforts toward the most profitable token at any given time, factoring in real-time market price, the difficulty of access and hash rate.
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Though it would be expensive, and therefore win less public support, the party could ward off legal challenges by offering a market price for the companies it wanted to nationalise.
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There is also evidence that big builders acquire large plots of land in a local area, then put up houses deliberately slowly in order to maintain the local market price.
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In Washington state, a part of America rich in hydropower, each bitcoin fetches 45% more than the market price of the energy needed to mine it on an average day.
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For Jin Peh, a feng shui teacher and the author of "Feng Shui: A Hong Kong Perspective," a property below market price is a bad sign rather than a bargain.
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The 2000-billion-crown ($260 million) pilot project will generate power at a cost of nearly 225 pounds ($250.12) per megawatt-hour (MWh), four times the current UK market price.
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Whether he opted to pay in U.S. currency or in the devalued local bolivar currency at the equivalent black market price, Garcia would have had to save up for years.
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"Recently the fund's net value and its secondary market price has fluctuated sharply, while high premiums continue to show on the market," it said in a statement dated March 11.
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For their 43.7 percent holding, Mr. Bergé and Mr. Saint Laurent were paid $286 million, or $158 a share, well above the stock's $118 market price right before the sale.
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"My main fear is that other nations will continue to produce at market price and Canada will be left behind," said Duncan Au, chief executive of CWC Energy Services Corp.
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But shares of Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group Co Ltd slumped more than 6 percent after the drugmaker announced plans to offer additional shares at a discount to the market price.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's corruption watchdog is investigating a former vice-minister of the aviation regulator for disciplinary violations, saying he had paid below market price for property during his tenure.
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Bouchard used two financial methodologies to evaluate DFC shares, then averaged the numbers, giving equal weight to the two financial models and the market price Lone Star agreed to pay.
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It's up to my team to explain what was put into the property, the value of the property and the land, so it's going to sell at a fair market price.
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The relationship between spreads and inventories was identified by economist Holbrook Working in the grain market ("Price relations between July and September wheat futures at Chicago since 1885 here", Working, 193).
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The reason for the low market price was a combination of abundant allowances, overlapping renewables and energy-efficiency policies, and the world financial crisis, which reduced productivity and consequently CO2 emissions.
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In its first four months of trading, the speculative investors that are looking for some sort of island of security have boosted the coin's market price to more than $85 million.
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This allows them to lure target firms with deals that are tempting to both sides, even if the purchaser has to pay a premium on top of the target's market price.
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Farming, for example, is constrained by the absence of markets for land, machinery and other inputs, by government-set prices, which are often below the market price, and by bad transport.
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Sidewalk Labs outlined its project for a light railway transit, 2,500 homes where 40 percent would be below market price, and a tall-timber factory they project will create 4,000 jobs.
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The 2023s fell from a mid-market price of 90.50 on November 5, the day of the disaster, to a low of around 32.00 late last year, according to Reuters data.
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A tender offer is an offer to purchase some or all of shareholders' shares in a corporation, with the price offered usually at a premium to the stock's current market price.
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Britain agreed in October 13 to guarantee EDF a price of 92.5 pounds per megawatt-hour (MWh) for electricity produced at Hinkley Point C, around three times the current market price.
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The relationship between spreads and inventories was identified by economist Holbrook Working in the grain market ("Price relations between July and September wheat futures at Chicago since 1885 here ", Working, 193).
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CEO and co-founder Josh Luber explains the site as using a stock market-like construct to match buyers and sellers at a market price and provide transparency throughout the process.
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To close a position, the trader sells the contract or buys an offsetting contract to profit on the difference between the current market price and the one the original contract specifies.
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Now that the regulation is in place, you'll be able to see these transaction fees in a dollar amount and as a percentage of the "prevailing market price" for the bond.
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Sometimes, when it comes to sneakers that are not quite that rare, the fair market price determined by StockX sales is actually less than a customer could find at a store.
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Nevertheless, Modernland believes ASRI remains committed to completing the acquisition, given the strategic location of the land and the low acquisition price compared with the current market price in the area.
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At least one of the Eurobonds planned for the swap had a distorted and artificially inflated market price as a large chunk of it is held by one investor, Vyshkovsky said.
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You can purchase gold exposure directly at market price, set a limit price to auto-exchange gold when it reaches a certain price or get cashback in gold for Metal customers.
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The premium establishes the de facto market price, and is referenced in American aluminum contracts signed by companies that make everything from auto body panels to electrical cables to beer cans.
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Communicating confidential information to others, the tippees, would be prohibited so long as the information "would reasonably be expected to have a material effect on the market price" of any security.
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Like Help To Buy, when you sell the house or remortgage it in within five years, you have to repay the Proportunity equity loan at 15% of the current market price.
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The state just carries on more and more above market price to induce people, and I think it's impractical for the state and the taxpayer to be held over a barrel.
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MOSCOW, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Russia's finance ministry said on Tuesday that it would use the National Wealth Fund (NWF) to purchase the central bank's state in Sberbank at a market price.
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The present value of those potential savings, after tax, is more than sufficient to cover the roughly $20 billion, or 18 percent, premium that Kraft Heinz offered to Unilever's market price.
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Brokerage Cowen & Co. was the most bullish, raising its target by $85 to $325, higher than Wall Street's median price target of $285.15 and Friday's pre-market price of around $287.
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"Under the terms of the lease, if the space was utilized for one 30-day month, then the rental cost would be $1,500, which is a reasonable market price," the memo said.
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To demonstrate the existence of emoluments, they would like to find evidence that Trump's hotel has been able to charge extraordinary rates above and beyond the ordinary market price of the hotel.
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Like Help To Buy, when you sell the house or remortgage it in five years time, you have to repay the Proportunity equity loan at 15 percent of the current market price.
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Students can purchase the test kits for 30 yuan (US$1403), almost 10 times less than the average market price, and drop urine samples into a deposit drawer in the specialised machine.
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Freeborn said the car otherwise looked like it was in good shape, but its owner can probably expect its $15,000 market price to take a dip in the wake of the incident.
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That would trigger the government's subsidy program that pays producers the difference between the market price and the guaranteed minimum, Savio Rafael Pereira, deputy secretary for agriculture policy, said in an interview.
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Basically, in Thiel's ideal future, Silicon Valley's elite will be able to sustain eternal life through the harvesting of blood from the poor young masses—for a fair market price, of course.
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In zeroing, the department typically assigns a value of zero any time a producer's export price is above that producer's normal home market price, partly to account for freight and customs charges.
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"We think the share price rallied on speculation that the acquisition will come at a substantial premium to market price, which we think is unlikely," Arqaam Capital analysts said in a note.
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By allowing employees to sell one-fifth of their shares now, SoFi is letting stakeholders lock in some gains at a high private market price while the company grows into its valuation.
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"The fact that we went out and raised over 300 million pounds, at market price, no discount and we were significantly over subscribed, means that yes we have the support," he said.
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"The auction of the Fanya inventory will greatly damage the market price of the underlying metals," said the investor, who did not want to be named, citing the sensitivity of the matter.
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One could hypothesize, reasonably, that Exxon Mobil has better information than is the case for outsiders about the volume of its reserves that can be produced profitably at the current market price.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Gazprom, the world's largest conventional gas producer, has raised about $2.20 billion from selling a 2.9% stake to a single buyer at a large discount to the market price.
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Sabeco said on Tuesday said it had received approval to appoint Ernst & Young and Bao Viet Securities to advise on the sale of the state stake, worth $5.2 billion at market price.
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The main rationale for these subsidies is that wind and solar produce, to use the economic term of art, "positive externalities" — benefits to society that are not captured in their market price.
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As much as two-thirds of credit expansion between 2005 and 2013 — including via unofficial or so-called shadow banking — went into property-related assets, helping establish a market price for land.
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He who can project power into Libya has the ability to deluge Europe with migrants and bring right-wing populists to power there, interfere in the market price of oil, and more.
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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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Inside, diners trade ski boots and snow pants for stilettos and stretchy black pants and enjoy West Coast takes on Italian standbys, like chicken saltimbocca (36.50 dollars) and steak Florentine (market price).
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The value of a beat is largely based on its average catch over the previous five years, so owners often ensure that a river is regularly fished to maintain its market price.
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Those intimately involved in the stocks game may understand the rules but to outsiders such as investment funds, LME aluminum stock movements appear random rather than meaningful in terms of market price.
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While the market price of fertilisers has also risen, the company's product deliveries typically lag orders by around three months, Chief Financial Officer Petter Oestboe said during a presentation of the earnings.
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People in the affordable units were required to use a separate entrance and then they weren't given access to the same amenities as building residents who paid market price for their dwellings.
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It is a similar story for its 5.875% 2025s, which have dropped about six points over the same period to be quoted at a mid-market price of 79.875 or a yield 9.35%.
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This is because rational producers will ignore "sunk costs" and continue to produce as long as the market price is sufficient to cover the marginal cost (but not the average cost) of production.
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The developments were noted with dismay inside Fortress, where the share price appreciation was eroding the premium that its founders would be able to boast SoftBank was paying over the prevailing market price.
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The opposition Labour Party supports the project in principle but says its guarantee to pay a minimum of roughly double the current market price for electricity for 35 years is a rip-off.
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AND THE MARKET EXPECTATION THAT THIS DEAL MAY HAPPEN AND MATERIALIZE IS NOT VERY HIGH BECAUSE YOU HAVE SEEN THAT THE MARKET PRICE DID NOT GO TO WHAT AT&T'S OFFERING TIME WARNER.
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Perhaps most importantly, Magnus also shows the latest market price of the work, whether this is the figure fetched at auction or if it is the gallery's current asking price for the work.
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The suit states that the "I Got You Babe" singer sold her stocks back to the Florida-based company in January 2016 for $450,000 — "an unreasonably below-market price," according to the newspaper.
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Yingluck was banned from politics in 33 after a military-appointed assembly found her guilty of mismanaging a scheme that bought rice from farmers at up to 50 percent above the market price.
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Suttmeier is essentially saying that today's market price patterns are running in "lock step" to those from the 1950s and 1980s, so that 27 percent move would replicate market moves from those times.
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At present, helium from the reserve is being sold to helium vendors on an in-kind basis, which is discounted from the open-market price and marked for sale to federal end users.
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LONDON, July 163 (Reuters) - British retailer Marks & Spencer on Thursday reported a worse than expected fall in quarterly underlying sales in its clothing division, reflecting a weak market, price cuts and fewer promotions.
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Small mining companies, which are often betting on exploiting valuable resources in a few concessions, can eventually enjoy far bigger stock market price increases than major firms with sometimes limited opportunities for growth.
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"I've spent more than 80,000 rupees to produce 15 tonnes of onions from my two acres of land, but I won't recover more than 3,000 rupees at the current market price," he said.
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Other factors such as crude oil prices, biodiesel mandate implementations, the ringgit's performance and competition from other edible oils are also likely to impact crude palm oil's market price, said Sime Darby Plantation.
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The Italian government settled on the new scheme last month, announcing that it will guarantee the senior parts of NPL securitisations using a basket of credit default swaps to set a "market price".
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Ms. Seward said the drawing had been certified as a "national treasure," prohibiting its export for 30 months, during which time the French state could purchase the drawing at the international market price.
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"It's not exactly what you might call a free market price," John Rutledge, chief investment officer at investment firm Safanad, told CNBC in Abu Dhabi shortly after trading began on the Saudi Tadawul.
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In that appraisal action, the chancellor actually found DFC had conducted a full and fair sale but he discounted the weight of the market price because of regulatory uncertainty about DFC's business model.
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But even with its extended range and mass-market price, the Bolt may still face a difficult battle to lure consumers who are taking advantage of $2-a-gallon gasoline to buy larger vehicles.
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""Obviously the price doesn't reflect the true market price of the fish," Jamie Gibbon of the Pew Trust's global conservation team told the AP. "It's wrapped in with the ceremonial aspects of the auction.
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The 10-year yield is currently about 2.1% If the United States starts heading on the path to 6%, the Fed "will not let the market price" and "manipulate interest rates down," Gundlach said.
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He said he regularly offers a "Sunday Steal" on his page, where he promotes 10 other sneaker pages for people to follow and drops six to 10 shoes for around $200 under market price.
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The 10-year yield is currently about 2.1% If the United States starts heading on the path to 6%, the Fed "will not let the market price" and "manipulate interest rates down," Gundlach said.
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"Sellers want a market price," said Cohn, who previously worked for Lehman Brothers and for Maveron, a venture capital and private-equity firm, and who declined comment on whether Scenic had worked with Spotify.
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The worry for some is that state-owned Chinese corporations will enter the U.S. and sell Chinese-built freight rail cars far below the market price, forcing U.S. producers to close or relocate overseas.
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Ratings do not comment on the adequacy of market price, the suitability of any security for a particular investor, or the tax-exempt nature or taxability of payments made in respect to any security.
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Because of the amount of debt, Congress passed the Privatization Act in 1996, which mandated that the price of helium would be dictated by debt that the reserve had incurred, rather than market price.
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SANTIAGO, Aug 14 (Reuters) - The incoming CEO of Chile's state copper miner Codelco is "optimistic" about the red metal's long-term market price despite the global volatility caused by the U.S.-China trade war.
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The bank said it planned to issue new shares with a nominal value of 1 dirhams for a subscription price per share at no less than 10 percent discount to the prevailing market price.
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AND SO I THINK THAT THE MARKET PRICE IN THE END – I THINK OUR COMMUNICATION HAS BEEN CONSISTENT WITH THAT IF YOU LOOK AT THE SUMMARY OF ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS, ALL THOSE SORTS OF THINGS.
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The average daily wholesale market price fell to 39.75 euros per MWh from 43.94 euros a year earlier, when renewables were able to meet only 6 percent of the electricity demand amid the drought.
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But three years after it debuted the Model 3 with the promise to make it available for $35,000, Tesla has still yet to make a version of the car for that mass-market price.
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He has rightly looked at market price signals emanating from the dollar, the yield curve and commodities to ascertain the true stance of monetary policy and what it has meant for the broader economy.
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" She also pointed out that when Shkreli's lawyer had warned against buying Retrophin stock at below-market price at a time when he was a corporate executive, Shkreli emailed the lawyer back: "F--- that.
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Private investors will be drawn to investments that are the most financially productive — that can sell the most water at a strong market price, or where tolls provide ample funds for maintenance and profit.
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Through Kelley Blue Book, you can look up pretty much any vehicle's Fair Market Price and Fair Purchase Price, which give you insight into what most other people are spending on a make and model.
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"We've found you really have to pay the market price to get good talent, then to keep them you have to have ongoing training — we want them to feel important, valued and involved," Nagle says.
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Given the long 84-to-one odds bookmakers placed against him, EAGLE anointed him its best value pick of the tournament, with a 2.04% chance of victory that was 238% higher than his market price.
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For that mass-market price, Model 3 buyers accept a more limited driving range of 215 miles per charge and 0-to-60 mph in 6 seconds, as opposed to the body-jolting 3.1 seconds.
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"China's excessive market price support for rice, wheat, and corn inflates Chinese prices above market levels, creating artificial government incentives for Chinese farmers to increase production," U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman said in a release.
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They then realized that when people prepare to leave home, they sell their goats and the market price falls, signaling a coming surge in population movement - a measure that now feeds into the prediction system.
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"Although the Winterbothams' market price evaluation of the Equanimity at USD$130mil (RM530.46mil) was not reached, the net returns to the government is as good, if not more than envisaged," Thomas was cited as saying.
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A "variation" margin to cover day-to-day market price fluctuations will be added next March, but half of the Group of 20 economies (G20) are already behind on this, with China the biggest laggard.
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Energy Transfer, operator of the Permian Express pipeline, credited "more favorable market price differentials between the West Texas and Gulf Coast markets" last quarter for lifting its profit by $108 million over a year earlier.
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Harvard is investigating reports that the parent of an applicant and fencing-team hopeful purchased the home of the university's fencing coach for a higher-than-market price and then sold it for a loss.
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When a timber boss offered him a 2.5 million rupiah loan to buy a chainsaw, Wan took it, agreeing to sell all the trees he cut to his boss at one-third the market price.
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However, it is very doubtful how far the Fed will get in those efforts considering the size of the asset and credit market price bubbles that the Fed created when it expanded its balance sheet.
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The logic of this deal is hard to follow – not least because Shanda paid a premium to the market price for the Legg shares, something that almost nobody ever does for a passive minority stake.
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According to a report commissioned by the World Wildlife Federation, by 2012 the black market price of rhino horn had risen to as much as $57,000 per kilogram—more than gold, platinum, diamonds, or cocaine.
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She also said the government was going to take four major measures to fix the problem including releasing more of the government's reserve of frozen meat and selling it at 15% below the market price.
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He was feeling glum about how he had to flee Russia and how he had fallen out with Abramovich, who he felt had forced him into selling Sibneft, his oil company, below the market price.
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Both the market price of shares and the sale price for the 503 percent stake announced Wednesday are a relative bargain, indicating the Russian government's eagerness to cut a deal to shore up its finances.
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But that approach has problems: Low-income residents often can't afford daily living expenses in affluent neighborhoods; it drains municipal finances; and a substantial number of affordable units revert to market price within 30 years.
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The IBI collected by local authorities depends on the translation of real estate market price changes into registered values, which is non-linear and time-lagged, as well as on the rates applied by municipalities.
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Crude prices have plunged more than 70 percent over the last 20 months, but until recently, companies were able to ride out the slump using hedges to sell their oil for more than the market price.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office said China's "market price support" for these grains was estimated to be nearly $100 billion above the WTO limits and constitutes an artificial government incentive for Chinese farmers to increase output.
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The sovereign's 7.65% 2035s and 7.625% 2041s have respectively sunk about 10 and eight points since December 6.8753 to trade this week at a mid-market price of 78.375 and 78.125, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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High-income workers should know that the difference between the market price and the strike price could be subject to the alternative minimum tax at exercise, so they should talk to their CPA before they act.
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Under the EBA's proposal loans would be priced at 'real economic value,' rather than a market price, and the bad bank would have about three years to sell on the loans at that real economic value.
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You will likely receive a bit less than the prevailing market price for your gold — these merchants need to make a living, after all — but do not hesitate to shop around to get the best price.
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CNBC put together a calculator tied to the market price of gold, and crunched the numbers on nine other famous people, including hall-of-famer Michael Jordan, reality TV star Kim Kardashian and President Donald Trump.
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Exporters who are held to have engaged in dumping are subject to import duties equal to the difference between the actual market price of the goods imported and the price at which the exporter offered them.
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The charges are for "aiding with trades while in possession of privileged information, influencing or attempting to influence the market price of the securities of Amaya Inc, and communicating privileged information," the regulator said on Wednesday.
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Under the terms of its agreement with the state, Disney retains the option to buy more land at 1987 prices—€1.69 ($2.00) per square metre—which it can then sell on at market price or develop.
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It contends that lawyers at Paul Hastings, a law firm based in Los Angeles, were in cahoots with management and the investment banks to sell the company at a below-market price, something ExamWorks vigorously denies.
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The use of sanctions opens up opportunities for other nations to sell to the target nation at prices that are above the competitive level but below the market price once the sanctions are put into place.
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CAIRO, May 31 (Reuters) - Egypt will keep its customs exchange rate steady at 16.5 pounds per dollar, about 9 percent below the market price of the dollar, for June, Finance Minister Amr El Garhy told Reuters.
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The ABB offering of about 456 million shares was priced at the lower end of the range of HK$5.40-HK$5.55 with a 7.5-percent discount to the pre-deal market price, the bookrunner said.
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CHUQUICAMATA, Chile (Reuters) - The incoming chief executive of Chile's state copper miner Codelco said he was "optimistic" about the long-term market price of copper despite the global volatility caused by the U.S.-China trade war.
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This is because the value of a bond moves in the opposite direction of interest rates: when interest rates rise, as they've done over the last two months, the market price of existing bonds goes down.
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But in cash-settled options, the buyer gets the right not to stock itself but to the cash difference between the options' "strike price" and the market price of the shares when the options are exercised.
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The proposed truce sees Vivendi selling at a nominal 2.8 euros a share – around the market price - but receiving the equivalent of about 3 euros once interests and dividends are accounted for, Reuters said on Thursday.
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If you own a vacant apartment that has regulated rent far below the market price, you have a strong incentive to demand some kind of up-front payment from any tenant who wishes to lease it.
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Walmart – Walmart was downgraded to "perform" from "outperform" at Oppenheimer, noting that a recent surge in e-commerce sales could wane and that Walmart has traditionally had trouble maintaining an above-market price-to-earnings multiple.
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Morgan Stanley said in a research note it thought the market price of the peso was "too pessimistic," but it preferred to "wait on the sidelines" given the stubbornly high inflation and hard-to-call election race.
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Chief Executive Tim Gitzel said though uranium prices are at the lowest levels in more than a decade, the company's average realized prices were well above the market price thanks to its portfolio of long-term contracts.
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"The market price of vanilla has risen over the past 12 months, and sharply over the last 12 weeks," Silver Spoon, the distributor of the American Nielsen-Massey vanilla brand in the United Kingdom, told the publication.
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This allows OMV to target costs at around $8 per barrel through 2025, requiring the oil price to be just $25 a barrel to generate free cash flow, compared with the current market price of around $65.
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An insurer pays the market price for a drug, but if that drug does not perform as expected, the drug company has to pay back some or all of that price in the form of a rebate.
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Pruitt's ethics have been repeatedly questioned after a string of controversies, one being a housing agreement in Washington, where he reportedly rented a room for below-market price from lobbyist J. Steven Hart and his wife, Vicki.
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Indian telecom providers have been hurt by a bruising local market price war around data charges, while over-the-top service providers that offer free international calling, like WhatsApp and Skype, have also hurt their bottom lines.
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JAKARTA, March 14 (Reuters) - Bank Indonesia (BI) expects the rupiah to continue to strengthen and currency market volatility to subside as market price in expected U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes, a senior official said on Wednesday.
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CenterSquare recently launched the "REIT Cap Rate Perspective," which seeks to quantify the valuation gap between the public and private market price of $1.5 trillion in real estate in U.S. REITS and signal the private market's direction.
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The investigation by Gowdy, the House Oversight Committee Chairman, has continued after reports surfaced that Pruitt had been renting a room in Washington, DC, for below market price from a family with ties to an energy lobbyist.
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The market price for the two assets, which Doe Run Peru owned before going bankrupt in 2009, is estimated at about $400 million, said Guillermo Shinno, a government representative of the group of creditors holding the auction.
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A Chobani spokeswoman said the company had not yet decided how much extra it would be willing to pay for fair-trade milk but that it could range from 2 to 4 percent above the market price.
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LONDON/COPENHAGEN, March 16 (Reuters) - Danish fund Jyske Invest on Monday asked Nasdaq Copenhagen to allow the suspension of 12 more of its funds, saying it was not possible to get a fair market price on them.
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He was now fully committed to the campaign, and, after shorting twenty million shares in several months—borrowing them and selling them at the market price—he was eager to go public with the case against Herbalife.
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Most recently, his housing situation was called into question when reports surfaced that he had been renting a room in Washington, DC, for below market price from a lobbyist couple with ties to an Oklahoma energy company.
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"When the government gains, it so happens that somebody loses and obviously these actors are not happy about it because it's no longer possible to get something subsidized and sell it at a market price," he said.
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But once oil prices collapsed, the costs of production were nearly as much as the market price, leading to almost no government revenue or foreign exchange and causing enormous inflation, which in turn has fueled the famine.
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"Such differences from an underwritten initial public offering could result in a volatile market price for our ordinary shares and uncertain trading volume and may adversely affect your ability to sell your ordinary shares," the company said.
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According to a Reuters analysis, at least one-fifth of the roughly $789 million of Third Avenue's Focused Credit Fund was composed of illiquid assets, or securities that don't have a market price because they trade infrequently.
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The lawsuit said because Kazakhtelecom's nine-month profit more than doubled, it was due to pay more than double the market price for the shares and do so within 30 days according to its own corporate regulations.
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Having promised repeatedly to protect patients with preexisting health conditions from insurance market price discrimination, Paul Ryan is pushing a plan that removes existing protections and replaces them with hand-wavy and inadequately funded high-risk pools.
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Craig Antico, founder of the nonprofit charity R.I.P. Medical Debt — which buys and absolves health care debt in bulk — told NYT that the market price for $81 billion in debt could be as low as $500 million.
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By valuing Renault at its market price, the all-share offer attributes a negative 6 billion euro value to Renault operations after deduction of its 43.4% stake in Nissan and 3.1% Daimler holding, Pelata told BFM radio.
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But Widodo has also sought to control retail prices, leading to more food imports and a cap on the market price of staples such as rice and shallots, making it hard for farmers to sell at a profit.
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The granite, however, is the main reason for the project's costliness, which has pushed its expenses to over 27% more than initial budget estimates — and the city is reportedly paying nearly double the market price of the material.
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One possible obstacle to a merger relates to a stake in UAB held by Qatar's Commercial Bank, the sources said, as the Qataris want to sell at a much higher valuation than the market price of the shares.
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Zwiers noted that the company does not condone third-party sellers and is hoping that the printable Santa letters will help placate children so that parents won't have to shell out more than market price for the toy.
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One possible obstacle to a merger relates to a stake in UAB held by Qatar's Commercial Bank, the sources said, adding the Qataris want to sell at a much higher valuation than the market price of the shares.
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For example, if you place a market order to buy or sell immediately at the current market price, the wider the bid/ask spread, the higher the potential price you'll pay or the lower potential price you'll receive.
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Though she champions Colab for placing "freedom of expression above market price," artist Jane Sherry (who professes doubt as to whether she was ever an "official" member) describes an acute case of "boy artist syndrome" at Colab meetings.
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"The Bank of England fell £50m short in its gilt purchase target for today, and even then only secured this much by paying well above market price," said Darren Bustin, head of derivatives at Royal London Asset Management.
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Each deal involves a "contract for difference" based on a guaranteed strike price, with the state making up the difference between the strike price and the market price when power is sold for less than the strike price.
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As a result, the market price is rarely what is paid, but it does assist in dragging costs of healthcare up on a macro-system level with all payers —insurance companies, employers, the government, private pharmaceuticals, and patients.
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According to Fitch, more than 210 percent of onshore puttable bonds issued by Chinese property developers are in-the-money, which means the current market price of the bond is below the strike price of the put option.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegian Air will sell new shares at just a third of the current market price when the loss-making airline seeks to raise money from its owners in the next few weeks, it said on Monday.
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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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Sherwin-Williams – The paint maker was added to the "Conviction Buy" list at Goldman Sachs, which said the company will be supported by a strong housing market, price increases, and benefits from the acquisition of coatings maker Valspar.
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While Mr. Goh believes the Holland Park home is worth up to $37 million, K. H.Tan, a local property agent who sells homes in the area, says he thinks the market price ceiling is closer to $22 million.
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The five-passenger subcompact Ampera-e promised the trifecta of electric car must-haves: considerable utility for a car its size, a mass-market price and an all-electric range of more than 500 kilometers, or 310 miles.
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"The investment in TIM is underpinned by the belief that there is a significant discrepancy between the current market price of Telecom Italia's shares and the intrinsic value of the company's underlying assets," SVM said in its statement.
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BOGOTA/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A proposal by Colombian coffee growers' federation that producer countries sell their high-quality harvests untethered from the New York market price could encourage buyers to look for alternative providers, importers and exporters said.
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Tether is a digital token that creators say is backed with one U.S. dollar for every unit, meaning its market price is $1, and it could theoretically be more stable than most digital coins with huge price swings.
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Russia's finance ministry announced earlier on Tuesday that it would be tapping into the National Wealth Fund (NWF), its rainy day fund, to buy the central bank's 50%-plus-one-share stake in Sberbank at a "market price".
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In two subsamples for modern and contemporary artists respectively, a one standard deviation increase in narcissism increases the market price of art by about 25 per cent for modern artists and by about 13 per cent for contemporary.
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Over the border, Venezuelan smugglers pass their gas off to local distributors, who run it to pimpineros, informal retails named for the five-gallonpimpina jugs in which they sell their gas at a fraction of the Colombian market price.
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Before the election, the average valuation for the big five banks with both investment and commercial businesses was 1 times price to tangible book — or the banks' market price in relation to the value reported on their balance sheets.
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The deal fell short of expectations because strict EU rules on state aid required banks to pay a market price for the guarantee, which applies only to the safest portion of the bundled securities, the so-called senior tranche.
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That means that if you want to bet the VIX will rise back above its classical historical average of 20 over the next few months, what you really want to do is buy something below its prevailing market price.
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As a result, it gets $60 per barrel for a large chunk of its output while many rivals are selling at the market price of around $30, often not even enough to cover the cost of drilling new wells.
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There had been a widespread consensus that the Bashneft stake had been sold to Rosneft for a market price, so it was strange that a bribe would be given for a valuation that everyone agreed on anyway, he said.
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For cold-rolled flat steel, Eurofer has said the average dumping margin - the amount by which export prices from the two countries undercut a normal market price - is 28 percent for China and 15-20 percent for Russian producers.
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"In the beginning there will be some sneaker sellers will not be happy about the transparency," Luber said, noting that this pricing model will result in a more fair market price than what's currently available from resellers and eBay.
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To make up for this difference, Professor Syverson estimates, consumer surplus (consumer benefits in excess of market price) would have to be five times as high as measured in the industries that produce and service information and communications technology.
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Law enforcement officials eventually recovered six AR-15 rifles made from parts without serial numbers, which were being offered on the black market for $1,100 to $1,300, nearly double the market price for an AR-15 assault-style rifle.
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"The absence of certain products on shelves is an indicator of tensions between some large retailers and their suppliers," the Cniel said in its report, noting that many retailers were refusing to pay the increased market price for butter.
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Stewart Moore estimates that the extensive fishing rights at Glenaros, an estate listed by Knight Frank on the Isle of Mull off the west coast of Scotland, probably contribute about £21,21755 to its current market price of £2950 million.
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Her business, the Second Shelf (the title is borrowed from an essay by Meg Wolitzer), traffics exclusively in rare books by women, with the hope that paying attention to women's literature will increase its market price in all realms.
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The oil market price structure is also showing signs that prompt demand for oil is picking up, as the front-month Brent futures market is moving deeper into backwardation, when near-term prices are higher than later-dated prices.
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Under such a scenario, Goldman's estimate for S&P 33 2019 earnings per share would rise by 3 percent, to $175, and a lower-than-expected Treasury yield would enable a market price to earnings multiple of 18 times.
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SolarPower Europe, which represents solar industry participants who are opposed to duties, backs a variable minimum price but says the schedule set by the Commission does not take into account market price reductions since the start of the year.
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But the problem for Mt. Gox's thousands of creditors is that under Japanese bankruptcy law, their claims were valued at the market price of bitcoin in April 2014 just before the Tokyo District Court ordered the exchange be liquidated.
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The MACC said in March this year that it started investigating Lim after a report which accused him of abusing his position by securing a two-storey bungalow on the island state at below market price in July last year.
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"The rule would include many of the website disclosure requirements that are in existing orders such as disclosing the ETFs current net asset value per share, market price, and premium or discount - each as of the prior business day," said Stein.
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"They are very interested and will investigate this," said Caldeira, who filed a civil case in a Rio de Janeiro court in May alleging that the sale fetched a below-market price and was harmful to the interests of minority shareholders.
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Recently, another lender stiffed with Swiss franc credits, Getin Noble Bank, asked its main shareholder to buy its new shares at a price two times higher than the market price and explained that the public offering failure risk was too high.
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Under this system the government buys food grain from farmers and distributes it at subsidized prices to the poor, selling wheat and rice at two and three rupees a kg compared to the market price of 12 and 13 rupees.
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Axel Springer jumped 11.5% to touch a nine-month high after funds controlled by U.S. private equity investor KKR offered to buy out minority shareholders of the German publisher for 63 euros a share, a 40% premium to its market price.
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"No equilibrium market price for crude oil at present, not likely going to be one for a long time - as a consequence, oil prices will be volatile and subject to large swings for the foreseeable future - several years," Brenner said.
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"(This is) what we hope for ... by the end of the year, as we have always said, prices will start adjusting upward because the current market price is not sustainable for the long term," Aramco CEO Amin Nasser told Reuters.
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Then they would wait until the market price came up, then they would take them to an authorized processor and sell them, and get all the tags and different technical issues that you gotta deal with in handling alligator parts.
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Some examples include rainbow bagels from New York, Valentino bags and the limited edition Yeezy Boost for lower than market price, Sephora and Macy's beauty products from the U.S. into Europe and Asia where they aren't available, among many others.
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A lacklustre response to the first bond tranche pushed the Reserve Bank of India to lower the issue price for the second tranche to 26,000 rupees per 10 grammes, more than 2 percent below the prevailing market price for the metal.
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The farmers are demanding an increase in the minimum support price (the price that the central government guarantees to pay for all farm produce should the market price drop any lower) and improvements in the systems to pay those monies.
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But business owners told Reuters that the government's sometimes contradictory monetary policies, alongside fluctuations in the foreign exchange market, price increases for raw materials, and high interest loans from banks have made it impossible for them to stay in business.
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Some rivals, including EOG Resources and Pioneer Natural Resources, have warned investors third-quarter earnings would be lower because they had hedged, or locked-in oil prices, at levels below average market price for the quarter to guarantee a profit.
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But the fact that China's steel mills and aluminium smelters appear capable and willing to respond to changing market dynamics is perhaps a shift from prior years, when they were more likely to continue producing irrespective of the market price.
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Maxis said its indicative issue price for the exercise was 5.47 ringgit apiece, assuming a 10 percent discount to the volume weighted average market price of Maxis shares for the five market days immediately leading up to the date of bookbuilding.
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The U.S. assessment of India's market price support for cotton said New Delhi was allowed to pay out up to 10 percent of the value of production, but the actual figure had ranged between 53 percent and 81 percent since 2010.
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The market price of jet fuel was 8.9% lower in the second quarter than a year earlier, but due to hedging policy Finnair said its Q2 fuel bill was 25% higher, with capacity growth explaining only half of the increase.
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Wood Mackenzie, which publishes regular assessments of the economics of the world's oil and gas fields, said especially deepwater projects offshore west Africa and in non-OPEC nations won't make any money at the current market price of $50 a barrel.
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This happens with corporate bankruptcies; if the market price has fallen to 60 cents on the dollar, and been snapped up by specialist hedge funds, then redeeming the debt at 70 cents on the dollar may be a good deal.
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The drop in industry revenues will happen over 12-24 months, Li said, as banks gradually determine what the new market price should be for products such as equity trading and research or advice for companies on mergers and fundraising.
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The possible price was not specified, but Omantel shares rose after it announced its purchase of 9.84 percent of Zain in early August for 0.60 dinar per share, well above the stock's market price of 0.471 dinar at the time.
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If policymakers want a powerful disciplining mechanism for boards, shareholders can serve as a powerful check on boards if they put up their own money and seek to buy control of a firm at a premium to its going market price.
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Talks with various potential investors on selling the stake had occurred since early 2014, but agreement was delayed by factors including a plunge in the market price of the company's shares, which is down 41 percent from its 2014 peak.
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Habitat for Humanity will build half the homes, which will be affordable to current low-income residents, and the rest will be market-price homes built by private developers, potentially turning an impoverished area into more of a mixed-income area.
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BOGOTA, Feb 22017 (Reuters) - Colombia, the world's top producer of washed arabica, will look into selling its harvest at a price which covers production costs, without being tied to the New York market price, the national coffee federation said on Tuesday.
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In the next financial year, beginning in April, India plans to spend $15.5 billion to run its mammoth food welfare programme, which gives rice and wheat to 67% of India's 1.3 billion people at about 10% of the market price.
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Tawnie Logan, chairwoman of the board of the California Growers Association, an advocacy group for small-scale marijuana producers, says the black market price for an eighth of an ounce of marijuana is around $20, compared with $50 in dispensaries.
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She wanted it back so badly that she volunteered she would pay whatever the market price, and had always let it be known that when Trion was finally ready to flip the 180 Flats, she would still be an eager buyer.
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The oil market price structure is also showing signs that prompt demand for oil is picking up, as the front-month Brent futures market is moving deeper into backwardation , when near-term prices are higher than later-dated prices.
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The oil market price structure is also showing signs that prompt demand for oil is picking up, as the front-month Brent futures market is moving deeper into backwardation , when near-term prices are higher than later-dated prices.
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Reuters could not determine prices for second-hand G550s, but according to industry data cited by JetSolution, the market price for a 10-year-old Gulfstream G450 is around $11 million compared with a $38.9 million list price in 2008.
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BERLIN, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Siemens is telling investors to expect a discount of up to 3 percent to the closing market price on the sale of its stake in Osram Licht, a source close to the matter said on Wednesday.
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"There are many, and I'm one of them, who believes … you'll likely have individuals who are younger and healthier not participating in that market, and consequently that drives up the cost for other folks within that market," Price reportedly said.
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"The (European) Commission has found that the 1.1 billion-euro fee that will be paid by AIA for the 20 year extension of the Athens airport concession corresponds to a market price," Europe's Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.
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AIM-listed Cabot said it was in talks with major shareholders and was "reasonably optimistic" of raising additional equity funding from old and new investors in the company, while expecting any financing to be at a "deep discount" to its current market price.
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Tax inspector Vadana said in at least 20 percent of applications, descendants of the sellers were disputing that their relative ever sold the land, alleging the signature was false or demanding the market price for land occupied for up to 20 years.
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In the U.S., you've had these companies going public below their private market price, and in China, there's kind of a similar phenomenon going on in the later-stage market where people are much more cautious about paying into high-priced rounds.
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Late on Thursday, Crown and Melco said billionaire Packer would sell 19.99% of the company, nearly half his 47% stake, to Melco at market price, 10% below a full takeover approach from Las Vegas-based Wynn Resorts Ltd that was aborted last month.
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Economists and investors are divided over the likely outcome as well, with different analyses of the market price for federal funds futures contracts putting the likelihood of a rate hike in December as low as 43 percent and as high as 56 percent.
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It is offering minority shareholders 417.12 naira per share for the 3.23 percent of the capital, or 11.6 million shares, it needs, the same price it paid Exxon last year and a 75 percent premium to Wednesday's market price of 13 naira.
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Mr. Schwarzman has long contended that Blackstone should command a higher stock market price, like traditional asset managers BlackRock and T. Rowe Price, as opposed to the lower stock market valuation that investors now give it because of the volatility of its profits.
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From advancements in areas such as CRISPR, new developments in digital technology and data analytics that are transforming agriculture, better understanding of our microbiome, new mobile tools for smallholder farmers such as mobile financial services, SMS-delivered weather, and market price information.
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The name Hawkeye apparently won out over 540 name submissions from interested parties, a moniker it carries with it as it hits Kickstarter today, with a typically low ZTE asking price of $199 (a crowdfunding discount off the final market price, mind).
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Many of these suits have happened in California, since the state has a law mandating that a "former" price listed on an item be the "prevailing market price," of the past 90 days, along with other stringent consumer protection laws, the site reports.
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The first AirPods cost $160 at launch, and the second-generation model with the wireless case costs $200, so don't be surprised if these headphones cost $350 or more, which is around the current market price for top-of-the-line headphones.
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Pruitt has been under scrutiny for numerous actions that have called his ethics into question, including renting a room in a Washington, DC, condo for under market price from a lobbyist whose husband worked for a firm that has lobbied on energy issues.
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Dietl, approved as CEO at the end of September, said the bourse would argue a listing - as opposed to a sale to another private investor - would allow retiring business owners to sell down their stakes gradually and would guarantee a market price.
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BOSTON, March 24 (Reuters) - A New Jersey municipal money-market fund run by BNY Mellon Corp is still paying investors $1.00 a share, even though the mark-to-market price of the fund recently dropped to $0.9968 per share, analysts said on Tuesday.
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Yet the viral pandemic is not stopping the Trump administration from selling off the right to drill for more oil and gas while prices remain so low, meaning the government is unlikely to reap the highest market price available for such public assets.
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In any event, Glauber said the program is likely to be taken as "producer support" and appears to be targeted toward a drop in the market price of certain commodities, meaning it could get counted against the U.S. commitments from the WTO.
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There have been some leaked images of what could be the Fold 2 with a clamshell design, and signs point to a lower, more mass-market price (under $1,000) sporting a new and more resilient flexible glass display, but that's it for now.
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Under the plan, loans would be priced at "real economic value" - an assessed rather than a market price - and the AMC, a concept similar to a "bad bank", would have about three years to sell on the loans at that real economic value.
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"If that value is not achieved, the bank must take the full market price hit," Enria said, adding EU rules on bank resolutions, known as bail-in rules, would apply if state aid was required to recapitalize ailing banks, hitting their creditors.
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The approval came more than four years after Hyundai Motor Group, South Korea's second-largest conglomerate, offered to purchase the site with $10 billion in 2014, more than triple its market price, outbidding Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and sparking a stock sell-off.
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To fix this problem, the Creates Act authorizes the would-be competitor to sue the maker of the patented drug, to compel the latter to provide it with the federally required drug samples at a fair market price within a reasonable time.
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The rules seek to prohibit a situation where, for instance, a mutual fund might invest in a pre-IPO company at an above-market price with the intent of boosting the value of an earlier, lower-priced investment by an affiliated entity.
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The bottom line: Craig Antico, founder of the nonprofit charity R.I.P. Medical Debt — which buys and absolves health care debt in bulk — "estimated that the market price for $81 billion in debt could be as low as $500 million," the Times reports.
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"Chinese stocks are now at a four year low as rising U.S. interest rates and the likelihood of less favorable trade deals is going to adversely impact Chinese companies profits next year and its market price is re-setting lower to reflect that," Raich said.
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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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While they were trading about a 1/4 point lower at a mid-market price of 101.30 on Wednesday, the Bonar 2017s were outperforming the rest of the Argentina sovereign curve which has slipped about half a point today, said a New York based trader.
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For example, the volume of puts on Credit Suisse expiring the Friday after the referendum are at a peak of 29,080 and 0.993,628 contracts for a strike price of about 25 to 30 percent below the cash market price, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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A July 24, 2017, report from SteelBenchmarker™, a price reporting service serving the steel industry, shows the US price for hot-rolled band (hot-rolled steel in coils) to be $681 per metric ton, 38% above the world export market price of $491.
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Coal from public land represents about 22015 percent of US coal supply, but critics have long charged that it's being leased to private developers for too cheap, at a rate that does not account for its current market price or its impact on climate change.
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"The challenges we have to address immediately are those in the individual market and Medicaid market," Price told Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Chairman Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderThe Hill's Morning Report - How will Trump be received in Dayton and El Paso?
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Since all trades must by definition have a buyer and seller, the claim is in part tautological, but if a buyer is suddenly making huge, suspicious trades, you'd expect the overall market price to rise on volume, while a seller would do the reverse.
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We ordered the medium-rare porterhouse for two, as well as the creamed spinach for two ($12.95) — which numerous diners I spoke with had raved about during my previous visit — as well as the jumbo shrimp cocktail (we paid the market price, which was $20).
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The government sold its stake in Ciech in June 103 to KI Chemistry - then controlled by Poland's richest man, Jan Kulczyk, who died in 2015 - for about 620 million zlotys ($182 million) - or 31 zlotys per share - close to the market price at that time.
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When I asked for above market price for my virtual goods, my actions would be praised and upvoted as bold because it would raise the going rate; while attempting to sell below market value would be quietly downvoted before I could depress the market.
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As I wrote last week, a big influx of Amazon jobs would be a boon for a certain class of metro areas (mostly located in the Midwest) that have underutilized infrastructure and physical housing stock whose current market price is well below replacement level.
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I mean, the bond market price action, to me, was really pricing in a move to the zero lower bound, that … the Fed is going to be at zero with a very high probability in the next maybe three to five weeks, maybe even sooner.
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For example, the volume of puts on Credit Suisse expiring the Friday after the referendum are at a peak of 29,080 and 53,628 contracts for a strike price of about 25 to 30 percent below the cash market price, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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She was hoping to get the city to force developers to set aside more units for low-income families, but she was also voicing a familiar and widely shared distaste for the way the character of a neighborhood is hostage to its market price.
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Brokers representing the house said that unique homes like "The Billionaire" – which comes with a $22015 million car collection, a giant outdoor TV that retracts from behind the pool, and elevators lined with crocodile skin – said the home is just finding its true market price.
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There's also the match between an economy mostly consisting of private goods and services that can be taxed to pay for the minority of public goods and services, where the market price of those public goods would be far below the collective value of those goods.
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"Driven by concern for declining revenues amidst the falling market price of iron ore, the company took risks, increased production and turned a blind eye to dangers that ultimately claimed lives and destroyed communities," said Tom Goodhead, a partner at SPG Law, which is representing claimants.
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After the S$1.83 billion ($1.4 billion) offer was announced below market price at the time, Singapore property firm Oxley Holdings swooped in and accumulated a stake of more than 14 percent in the target company from the open market at above S$2.6 per share.
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The catch: The president or any diplomats are able to keep gifts worth more than $375 if they pay the market price for it, which is rarely done, although Hillary Clinton paid $970 for a black pearl necklace given to her by the Myanmar opposition leader.
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Listed companies will need to consider whether any intention to cancel or otherwise retire a class of irredeemable shares, or similar shares, at a price based on factors other than prevailing market price, or their company's deliberation on any such intention, constitutes inside information, said the letter.
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MOSCOW, Oct 13 (Reuters) - A stake in Russia's top oil producer Rosneft which the government plans to sell is most likely to be valued based on a market price for the company's shares, RIA news agency quoted Russian Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev as saying on Thursday.
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The real obstacles that the Fed will encounter when it tries to shrink its huge balance sheet are the global asset and credit market price bubbles that it created when it expanded its balance sheet from $85033 billion in 2008 to around $4.5 trillion at present.
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At a meeting of the WTO's agriculture committee on Wednesday, the United States and Canada rejected India's claim that its market price support for pulses was 1.5 percent of the value of production, saying that it was actually 31 percent to 85 percent, far above allowed limits.
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Trafigura said that because the bond's free float was around 10% and the daily traded volume was tiny, international accounting rules required the company to determine fair value by using the Level 3 model, "instead of relying on a market price that could be lacking economic ground".
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Meitav Dash shareholders can choose to receive 22 shekels ($13) per share in cash, a 61 percent premium to the market price, or receive 13.7 shekels per share in cash now and another 13.7 shekels per share over three years in the form of a bond.
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At a meeting of Teslas board on June 20, 2016, Musk advocated to fellow board members an initial acquisition price of $28.50 per share for SolarCity - a 30% premium to its market price - even though Tesla's financial adviser, Evercore, had recommended $25 to $27 a share.
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At a meeting of Tesla's board on June 173, 2016, Musk advocated to fellow board members an initial acquisition price of $28.50 per share for SolarCity - a 30% premium to its market price - even though Tesla's financial adviser, Evercore, had recommended $25 to $27 a share.
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So one reasonable answer is that you shouldn't regret it at all—if you weren't the sort of person to recognize Bitcoin's value in 2012, when its market price was less than $10, or in 2013, or in 2014 or 2015, there is no sense in kicking yourself now.
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The top priority for Saudi Arabia, this major oil producer who experienced a volatile jump is taking the lead to cut to support oil prices and pushing the member states in OPEC, as well as Russia who is also in CUT DEALS, to cut collaboratively, reducing market price volatility.
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"Separate and apart from the settlement, Elon has notified Tesla that he intends to purchase from Tesla, and Tesla expects that it will issue and sell to Elon, $20 million of Tesla's common stock during the next open trading window at the then-current market price," the filing read.
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Among individual movers, traders said that Banco Popular could fall between 73 and 27 percent at the open after unveiling a plan to issue 20600 billion new shares at a substantial discount to the market price, in order to strengthen its balance sheet, improve profitability and portect its dividend.
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Automating the process also dramatically costs down on cost – Intelligo says their prices are half of the average market price, which is allowing small and midsize businesses to now get the benefit of a high-level background check that typically would only be used by a larger corporation.
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The statement read: Separate and apart from the settlement, Elon has notified Tesla that he intends to purchase from Tesla, and Tesla expects that it will issue and sell to Elon, $20 million of Tesla's common stock during the next open trading window at the then-current market price.
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Additionally, a Houston cocaine supplier, Joseph Antoine testified that he provided Jones with cocaine to be sold at the family "crack house" that Jones and her siblings and mother were alleged to be dealing from, accusing Jones herself of setting the market price for crack cocaine in the area.
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And at any point you are free to either buy out Unmortgage with a mortgage or an inheritance or to give the company three month's notice for it to buy you out so you can take your cash at market price and move on to your next home.
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"We will be ready to start providing the guarantee in about two months, in time for the first deals," Treasury Director General Alessandro Rivera said in a telephone interview Banks will pay a market price for the guarantee so as not to break EU rules on state aid.
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The FCA's findings are a warning shot to the industry ahead of new European Union "MiFID II" rules from next January which reinforce obligations to find a customer the best market price, and to "unbundle" the cost of dealing from research and avoid an opaque lump sum fee.
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The median market price here was almost $500,373 at the end of last year, nearly the same as in Seattle, which made San Juan the least affordable county in the state for first-time buyers, according to the Runstad Center for Real Estate Studies at the University of Washington.
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Under a legally binding agreement with Al Khair National for Stocks and Real Estate, controlled by the Kharafis, all of Al Khair's Americana shares will be bought at 2.650 dinars each, a 26 percent premium over their last market price, the group, named Adeptio, said in a statement.
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It was the first time a U.S. court had agreed to hear Nazi art theft claims against Germany, said Nicholas O'Donnell, an attorney for the heirs of three Jewish art dealers who say the Nazis terrorized their families in 1935 into selling the collection at far below market price.
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Mr. Dodson follows a highly disciplined approach that considers only companies trading at less than two-thirds of their intrinsic value — a subjective assessment of the actual value of a company, without regard to its market price — which makes him as much a value investor as a growth investor.
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After wholesale electricity prices rose sharply last year, the demand from the ARENH window surged as alternative suppliers sought to buy more nuclear electricity at the fixed price of 42 euros per megawatt (MWh) hour compared with the average wholesale market price of 54.8 euros/MWh in 2018.
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The processing price is low: Since the processing location is in prison, there is no need for manufacturers to provide space and accommodation; and the prison works in the principle of serving the people, so the processing price is guaranteed to be absolutely lower than the market price.
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When the building was constructed, it was completely dedicated to affordable social housing, said David Ireland, the director of the Building and Social Housing Foundation based in the UK. Since then, however, some units have been bought by residents who often rent them out at a drastically higher market price.
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Well, the main one cited in the HDO is this: Sinclair was required to divest itself from certain media holdings, but instead of doing so, it set up one (WGN-TV) to be sold massively below market price to a corporate confederate, who would then effectively cede control back to Sinclair.
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To some, it may even top winning the jackpot: Imagine renting a brand-new apartment in a luxury development for only a couple hundred dollars a month — a small fraction of the market price — and you'll understand why the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development is constantly overflowing with applications.
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Instead, the flash crash was the result of someone placing a multi-million-dollar sell order at market price, meaning ETH would change hands at whatever price bidders were currently offering until the entire order was filled – no matter how much lower the price was than the current price of ETH.
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Whether the owner makes a claim for the discarded gold or not, the janitor will still be able to keep 5 to 20 percent of its market price, amounting to between 17.5 million won ($16,250) and 70 million won ($65,000), in accordance with South Korean law, The Korea Times reported.
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Since Canada switched over to the International Financial Reporting Standards, Canadian companies have had to mark assets to the market, which means they have to value a given asset, like a greenhouse full of cannabis plants, to the market price, which changes every month based on simple supply-and-demand economics.
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Leading carmakers around the world from General Motors to Toyota are eyeing the electric car market for growth and to stave off competition as upstart Tesla Motors moves away from a luxury roadster offering and aims for the mid-priced mass-market price range with its Model S and X versions.
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In a regulatory filing in Tel Aviv, BCom said the latest offer will allow it to make a final payment on one of its bond series and enable Bezeq's share price — which has slid to a two-decade low — to recover, despite the offer reflecting a discount to the market price.
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Daily NK reporters say they call secret sources in North Korea several times a week to get the market price of rice, corn, pork, fuels and the won currency - which is traded at around 8,100 to the dollar, as opposed to the official rate of around 100 to the dollar.
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The fact that the share price is just above half what the government paid back then is immaterial, even though the 3.5 percent discount to market price is paradoxically wider than the 2 percent knocked off last time the government sold to investors in 2015 despite the lender being demonstrably healthier.
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Additionally, Pruitt has faced criticism over an expanding controversy involving a housing arrangement in which he rented a room in Washington, DC, for below market price from a lobbyist and her husband, whose firm lobbied the EPA on behalf of an Oklahoma energy company, ABC News and Bloomberg have reported.
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In a regulatory filing in Tel Aviv, BCom said the latest offer will allow it to make a final payment on one of its bond series and enable Bezeq's share price, which has slid to a two-decade low, to recover, despite the offer reflecting a discount to the market price.
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Though he maintained his neutral rating on the stock, and his increased price target is still below the company&aposs actual market price of about $430 a share, Ives said in a research note he could see a plausible scenario where Tesla stock jumps as high as $1153 a share.
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What we don't know yet is how to pay people for those behaviors, because many of those screenplays and books and inventions will not be able to command a sufficiently high market price, but this is where the issue of some kind of hybridization of hypercapitalism and hypersocialism must enter the discussion.
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I will let the authors explain "lock-in": When production processes require a large, upfront investment in fixed costs, such as the construction of a port, pipeline or coalmine, future production will take place even when the market price of the resultant product is lower than the long-run opportunity cost of production.
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For example, Yukos, once Russia's largest oil firm, was forced to sell 70% of its oil in the domestic market, yet since its buyers could not afford to pay an open-market price, they accumulated huge debts that in the end had to be written off, says Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the company's former owner.
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TechCrunch explains: The flash crash was the result of someone placing a multi-million-dollar sell order at market price, meaning ETH would change hands at whatever price bidders were currently offering until the entire order was filled – no matter how much lower the price was than the current price of ETH.
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Where there is a shortage of a commodity, from oil to road space to sun loungers, The Economist has long argued that charging a market price to match demand and supply is the preferable solution to just putting up with congestion, whether that is on a motorway or next to a hotel pool.
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Under the National Food Security Act (NFSA), India's main food welfare plan, the state-run Food Corp of India (FCI) buys rice and wheat from farmers at a guaranteed price and the state agencies sell the staples to 67 percent of India's 1.3 billion people at about one-tenth of the market price.
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More impressive (and precise) details concern the financials: as of this writing, some 18 million bitcoins have been "mined" — the metaphorical term describing the procedure by which a new bitcoin becomes recognized as belonging to someone's address on the blockchain — and a single bitcoin currently fetches a market price of about $85033,450.
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The high black-market price for illegal drugs has generated huge profits for the groups that produce and sell them, income that is invested in buying state-of-the-art weapons, hiring gangs to defend their trade, paying off public officials and making drugs easily available to children, to get them addicted.
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The funds' decision to mark their trading positions at their market price (instead of their initial purchase price) would enable any gains to qualify for pass-through treatment at the newly reduced rate of 22019 percent instead of being treated as short-term capital gains, at a top rate that nears 220 percent.
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Corporations cannot do so at the end of the trading day (in the last 10 minutes), they have to use a single broker for the trades, they have to buy shares at the prevailing market price, and they can't be more than 25 percent of the average trading volume over the previous four weeks.
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MBS, as the crown prince is known, is seeking a $2 trillion valuation for Saudi Aramco, but there still seems to be a gap between what the prince would like to see and what bankers view as a reasonable market price, given the wild cards of oil prices, stock prices and the global economy.
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This follows the nation's biggest ever banking collapse in the country — the central bank recently took over Russia's largest private lender, Otkritie, after it became clear Otkritie was manipulating the market price of its bonds and falsifying its financials, per FT. Since then, Russian state-run corporations have been withdrawing billions from Russia's private lenders.
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"The issue is with drilling for new production, and the low market price makes these projects much more marginal and therefore North Sea upstream companies are carefully reviewing spending plans and some projects are being put on hold," Spencer Welch, director of oil markets and downstream for research firm IHS, told CNBC via email.
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"A jury could reasonably have found that misrepresentations by a dealer as to the price paid for certain R.M.B.S. would be immaterial to a counterparty that relies not on a 'market' price or the price at which prior trades took place, but instead on its own sophisticated valuation methods and computer model," the judges explained.
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The amazement dissipates when they explain that they didn't magically score a below-market price unit at New York's most storied middle-income housing complex — some 5,53 out of about 11,000 units are still below market — they just walked into the leasing office on First Avenue and asked to see a two-bedroom unit.
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Royalties will increase by a set rate on diamonds, gold and other materials, while iron royalties will increase in tandem with the price of the mineral, gradually rising from 2 percent if the market price is less than $60 per tonne to a maximum of 4 percent if the price rises above $100 per tonne.
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But Hodari envisions coworking firms will receive fees of 5 percent to 10 percent from shorter-term tenants while profits from a joint venture between landlord and manager for the same space may be split 30 percent to 70 percent after payment for the going market price of the space that would have been leased before, he said.
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Imagine if every time you bought a cup of coffee, with a fraction of a bitcoin (technically termed "satoshis") that the differential between the market price of the bitcoin you used and your "cost basis" of the bitcoin when originally received had to be calculated, reported to the IRS, and a tax paid at the end of each year.
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Paul GosarPaul Anthony GosarConservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran Conservatives ask Barr to lay out Trump's rationale for census question MORE (R-Ariz.) unveiled a draft bill that would force the CAWCD to purchase above-market-price power from NGS for the foreseeable future.
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