The problem is that we're not just merging with machines, we're merging with the companies that make these machines.
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But the agency won high-profile fights to stop Sysco Foods from merging with rival US Foods last year and this year blocked Staples from merging with Office Depot.
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That said, the agency won a high-profile fight to stop Sysco Foods from merging with rival US Foods last year and last month blocked Staples from merging with Office Depot.
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Agrium, which is merging with Potash Corp of Saskatchewan POT.
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And Chemical Financial said it was merging with Talmer Bancorp.
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Starting today, Tonic is merging with the larger VICE brand.
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Medtronic inverted to Ireland by merging with Ireland's Covidien Companies.
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Eventually, she fell asleep, Maggie's travails merging with her own.
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And finally, there is zero chatter about merging with Fiat Chrysler.
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Vodafone is in talks about merging with Idea Cellular, another operator.
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By merging with the machines, according to Tesla CEO Elon Musk .
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Tropicana's gaming and hotel operations are merging with Eldorado Resorts (ERI).
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Snapdeal even considered merging with Alibaba-backed Paytm, according to reports.
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Virgin Galactic will be merging with Social Capital Hedosophia, an SPAC.
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PSA is in the process of merging with Italy's Fiat Chrysler .
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Instead, she said in June 2015, "we are merging with ourselves".
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Departing CBS CEO Les Moonves stopped CBS from merging with Viacom.
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Fiat Chrysler is in the midst of merging with France's PSA Group.
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MI) might be interested in merging with Germany's state-backed Commerzbank (CBKG.
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Luxottica, which is merging with the world's top lens producer Essilor ESSI.
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The maker of the popular Instant Pot is merging with Corelle Brands.
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Rite Aid had previously sought to bulk up by merging with Walgreens.
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The galaxy is actually merging with another one, hence the two parts.
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The chain's parent company is merging with a publicly traded acquisitions firm.
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Bristol-Myers also proposed merging with Celgene in a $74 billion deal.
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PSA is in the process of merging with Italy's Fiat Chrysler (FCHA.MI).
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Pekao is in turn considering merging with its smaller peer Alior Bank (ALRR.WA).
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They believe that, by merging with content, they&aposre better able to compete.
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PA, which is in the process of merging with Italian peer Luxottica LUX.
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T.G.I. Friday's has been privately held since merging with Carlson 30 years ago.
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Shares of Viacom Inc, which is merging with CBS, were also down 3.6%.
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Merging with Viacom would expose CBS to more risk from Viacom's cable channels.
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The transactions involve U.S. companies reincorporating overseas after merging with a foreign firm.
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Merging with a giant bank would remove some of those cost-cutting advantages.
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They are acquiring or merging with other companies and buying back their stock.
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Alstom was blocked last year by European regulators from merging with Germany's Siemens.
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Suddenly, merging with the biggest trading desk in Europe would represent a U-turn.
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Already some accuse Mr Hayes of the "reconglomeration" of UTC by merging with Raytheon.
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UBSand ING of the Netherlands have already signalled their interest in merging with Deutsche.
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The company will also benefit from the capital injection of merging with this entity.
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Both Perrigo and Valeant have reduced their tax bills by merging with foreign entities.
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It has also considered deals in the sector, including potentially merging with NortonLifeLock Inc.
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Merging with a state-owned lender, in the officials' view, offers a safe harbour.
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Merging with a state-owned lender, in the officials' view, offers a safe harbor.
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After merging with UASC, Hapag-Lloyd is now the world's fifth biggest world shipping firm.
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Paris Saint-Germain is part of a larger trend of traditional sports merging with esports.
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CCE is merging with two other global Coke bottlers to form Coca-Cola European Partners.
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Yet four disappear every week—most, like Allegheny Valley, by merging with another community bank.
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But bankers have already pitched Discovery on merging with CBS, one of the people said.
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We have a tax rate—by merging with Biovail that's, you know, very-- low cost.
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AT&T became the parent company of CNN after merging with Time Warner in June.
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In these transactions, U.S. companies reincorporate overseas for tax purposes after merging with foreign companies.
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But Sirius — now SiriusXM, after merging with its biggest rival — currently has 30 million subscribers.
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Hence, Alibaba reckons it will grow the fastest and largest by merging with those stores.
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Renault (RNLSY) and Peugeot (PUGOY), which is merging with Fiat Chrysler, are based in France.
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Deals • DealBook exclusive: The public relations firm Kekst is merging with a European counterpart, CNC.
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Months after merging with Viacom, CBS announced a significant change in its leadership on Friday.
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Bemis, a packaging products maker, is in the process of merging with Australia-based rival Amcor.
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And we are going to literally enhance our own intellectual capabilities by merging with this technology.
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That ended up merging with top watch blog Hodinkee, where Rose became the CEO in 2015.
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Serta Simmons, a legacy company, is merging with Tuft & Needle, which is only six years old.
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When it comes to moving humans around, the future looks to be merging with sci-fi.
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The 1995 film ends with her merging with the entity and assuming a new, younger body.
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It could just as well be a foreign firm purchasing or merging with a U.S. firm.
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Morris also incorporates small glass-blown pieces that ultimately merging with the surrounding wave of paper.
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I always say without question in our lifetime we will see a merging with something digital.
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Many of its innovations resulted from merging with smaller companies to gain access to their inventions.
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The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced it's merging with another code club charity, Dublin-based CoderDojo.
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Both use seeds made by DuPont, the giant chemical company that is merging with Dow Chemical.
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I might be better off merging with a reliable producer of scandals — sorry, I mean news.
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MI) has recently told Berlin it is interested in eventually merging with state-backed Commerzbank (CBKG.
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The company ended up merging with another specialized hardware company and mostly disappearing from public view.
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In it, Case provides glimpses into his ups and downs growing AOL and merging with Time Warner.
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In July 2017, Uber also pulled its operations out of Russia by merging with top competitor Yandex.Taxi.
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They hoard cash, buy back their firms' shares and reinforce their positions by merging with former rivals.
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As Hopinka sings with his father, there's a sense of renewal, of the present merging with history.
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And, in 1993, you had basically all of organized crime merging with all of the established government.
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Chimcomplex was also analyzing the possibility of merging with or acquiring chemical fertilizer plants currently in insolvency.
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Recent reports have suggested that German firm Allianz could be interested in merging with its peer Zurich.
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Merging with Markit, which focuses largely on the financial industry, would help IHS diversify away from energy.
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Sneaker marketplace GOAT is merging with Flight Club, essentially the first name in after market sneaker retail.
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Staples had sought to remain competitive in the online world by merging with another chain, Office Depot.
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Reuters reported in 2017 that UniCredit had told Berlin it was interested in eventually merging with Commerzbank.
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The DC-9 maker, Douglas Aircraft, ended up merging with McDonnell Aircraft a couple of years later.
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Each of these objects contributes to a centuries-long narrative on scientific observations merging with artistic speculation.
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That means CBS can still end up merging with another TV network, or even a tech company.
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Supermassive black holes are the largest kind, devouring matter and radiation and perhaps merging with other black holes.
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He attributed the success to CEO Ed Breen, who is in the process of merging with Dow Chemical.
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In other news, London Stock Exchange (LSE) shareholders voted in favor of merging with Deutsche Boerse on Monday.
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Renault merging with Fiat Chrysler would create the world's third-largest automaker, with 33 million in annual sales.
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If you are not ready to be a public company, merging with a SPAC won't make you ready.
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The stories about his checkered business past are now merging with very real evidence of a failing campaign.
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So the companies that own the internet pipes are merging with the content companies to provide better experiences.
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EDF, Neptune, Apex and DEA, which is in the process of merging with BASF's Wintershall, declined to comment.
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We are merging with technology and we are building new personalities that are sometimes not attached to us.
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Merging with another company risks double the trouble – more brands falling flat and more stores bereft of customers.
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There are two scenarios - weaker banks merging with stronger banks will hit the valuation of the stronger banks.
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Quad, by merging with LSC, is trying to give customers choices and prices that reflect today's market realities.
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The deal will also make the world's largest movie studio even bigger by merging with 20th Century Fox.
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The company raised more than $70 million in 2 funding rounds before merging with bioMerieux, according to Crunchbase.
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He cut overhead costs by merging with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, his original inspiration for the group.
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Rite Aid had previously sought to bolster its market position in the pharmacy business by merging with Walgreens.
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A smaller company in the networking equipment market could look to leapfrog the competition by merging with Nokia.
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After years of cutting jobs, restructuring, and merging with US Airways, the company became profitable again in 2014.
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Siebel Systems became a leader in application software with revenue exceeding $2B before merging with Oracle in 2006.
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Peach is set to launch medium-haul international flights in 2020 after merging with ANA's other budget carrier, Vanilla.
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Meanwhile her golden hair, adorned with profligately spreading bright green leaves, spills around her, merging with her golden cloak.
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Buffett said the biggest problem facing Kraft Heinz is that Heinz overpaid when merging with Kraft in July 2015.
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Business Dow Chemical, which is merging with DuPont, reported a five-fold increase in profit from a year earlier.
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Oliver ranting twice about AT&T, despite the fact they may be merging with his own parent company TimeWarner.
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Deutsche had previously considered merging with rival Commerzbank to shore up its position, but merger talks collapsed in April.
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Agrium, which is merging with Potash Corp of Saskatchewan , said revenue fell marginally to $2.72 billion from $2.73 billion.
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Strapped into a harness beneath Saraceno's inflated sculpture, we are carried aloft, peaceful and ecstatic, merging with the air.
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Sainsbury's, the UK industry's No. 2400, merging with Asda, the No. 2374, would be a major challenge for Morrisons.
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Reports that UniCredit might be interested in merging with Commerzbank is nonsense, UniCredit's deputy chairman told journalists on Friday.
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This type of competition could lead to some fintech companies merging with the banking industry, the Deloitte report said.
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"I would be lying if I didn't admit sadness that our wonderful airline is merging with another," wrote Branson.
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"The way that we are arranging our world is changing, with digital space merging with physical space," she said.
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It tried to stay competitive by merging with Office Depot, but the deal was blocked by a federal judge.
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Wintershall, owned by German chemicals group BASF , is in the process of merging with oil and gas firm DEA.
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Pending regulatory approval, Potash Corp is merging with rival Agrium Inc, which runs a potash mine at Vanscoy, Saskatchewan.
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It is not at all clear that CBS would benefit from merging with Viacom, a group of networks in distress.
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The situation breaks down like this: AT&T is currently merging with Time-Warner, owner of HBO, Turner, and WarnerMedia.
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He's the face of Norman Bates merging with a mother's skull, the thing that possesses a little girl in Georgetown.
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From what I understand, Oui Open is merging with Storefront but keeping the Storefront inventory as well as the brand.
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During Fiat Chrysler's most recent earnings call, CEO Mike Manley was asked about the possibility of merging with another automaker.
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Petrus said Immofinanz shares would potentially rise by 40 percent if it bought CA Immo instead of merging with it.
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Those European operations include Italian business WIND which is merging with 3 Italia, owned by CK Hutchison Holdings (0001.HK).
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When U.S. tax rates are particularly burdensome, merging with a competitor to change your tax home might be particularly attractive.
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But the HVB deal would involve fewer redundancies than the 30,000 jobs which could be lost from merging with Deutsche.
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LAN Chile set up subsidiaries in Peru, Argentina, Ecuador and Colombia before merging with TAM, Brazil's biggest airline, in 2012.
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As part of that strategy, it discussed merging with peer Smith & Williamson last year, but the deal was eventually ditched.
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Under BC Partners, it toyed with the idea of merging with rival Petco, an effort that stalled amid antitrust concerns.
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In fact, merging with News Corp and taking the entire thing private could be the most likely scenario, said Jackson.
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There is information that moderate Syrian opposition units are merging with "terrorist groups" and preparing joint attacks, the ministry said.
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These potential ceilings suggest that we should approach the idea of merging with A.I. with a good deal of humility.
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Citysearch ended up merging with Ticketmaster online, became part of what's now IAC, it was USA Networks at the time.
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The text is never out of her hands, she told me; I felt as if she were merging with it.
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I felt a merging with something far larger than myself, a grand and eternal unity, a hint of something absolute.
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In tech, Broadcom was blocked from buying Qualcomm, Canyon Bridge from buying Lattice Semiconductor, and DraftKings from merging with FanDuel.
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Deals • Virgin Galactic, Richard Branson's space-tourism business, reportedly will go public by merging with a special-purpose acquisition company.
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He argues, as have I, that merging with future superintelligent A.I.s is our best strategy for ensuring a beneficial outcome.
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"Traditional churches are beginning to consolidate, with many churches with low attendance numbers merging with other nearby churches," IBISWorld said.
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MGM Resorts – MGM has hired advisers to examine the possibility of merging with Caesars Entertainment, according to the New York Post.
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Dow is merging with DuPont in a $130 billion deal that has drawn scrutiny from regulators, particularly in the European Union.
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SunTrust is in the process of merging with fellow regional bank BB&T (BBT), a deal that will require regulatory approval.
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In the universe of Royals, Scotland had been able to preserve its royal family instead of merging with England's in 1707.
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French startup Oui Open, also known as PopupImmo, is merging with its American competitor Storefront for an undisclosed amount of money.
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Elliott has suggested 0.63 million euros (437 million pounds) in cost cuts and options such as merging with another spirits company.
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You know, a couple days ago I got really excited that Time Warner was going to be merging with AT&T.
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C&J Energy Services — C&J Energy Services gained 20% after announcing it is merging with oilfield services firm Keane Group.
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Which is defined by this sense of merging with a larger entity than yourself, with a sense of ecstasy or awe.
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It's only by time traveling again and merging with his earlier self that he's able to undo the damage he's done.
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After merging with the powerhouse retailer, it now has the two Flight Club retail stores in Los Angeles and New York.
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There likely would be more antitrust issues by merging with UnitedHealth, but creating a bigger competitor is CVS' next best option.
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T-Mobile and Sprint are still mostly wireless plays, but have potential for partnering with others (or merging with each other).
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He also believes that humans are merging with AI — and that this will lead to the creation of a new species.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury has been merging with Neptune, the planet of fantasy and spirituality, making things very groovy and malleable.
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The sound gathers strength, merging with the others and growing steadier and deeper until it trails off and dies down completely.
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This sets Comcast up for a battle royale against Disney, which is also trying to bulk up by merging with Fox.
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Staples had tried to respond to these pressures by merging with Office Depot, but the deal fell apart over antitrust concerns.
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Analysts agree that merging with and acquiring companies is the best strategy packaged food producers have to turn around sluggish sales.
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Lukashenko said Russian officials had sometimes set unacceptable conditions for Belarus, such as adopting the Russian currency or even merging with Russia.
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MGM Resorts (MGM) has hired advisors to examine the possibility of merging with Caesars Entertainment (CZR), according to the New York Post.
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This new moon, merging with the energy of Beltane especially, really gives us the chance to make pleasure and embodiment our priority.
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Merging with mainstream hip-hop artists is one way that Fall Out Boy have arguably remained the only successful mainstream emo band.
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Moreover, the company has made clear that its primary aim in merging with Tata is to combat overcapacity in the steel sector.
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Separately, Italy's UniCredit has recently told Berlin it is interested in eventually merging with Commerzbank, according to people close to the matter.
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NXP itself also just underwent some consolidation of its own, merging with Freescale Semiconductor in a deal worth $40 billion last year.
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Even if you're not looking for a commitment (typical Aquarius), communicating about important issues and merging with others is on your mind.
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A source close to the matter told Reuters in December that Elliott had suggested options such as merging with another spirits company.
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Viewed from above, Earth must look like it's infected by an unstoppable asphalt bacteria, its individual spores slowly merging with one another.
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Italy's UniCredit recently told Berlin it is interested in eventually merging with Commerzbank, people familiar with the matter told Reuters last month.
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CBS is merging with Viacom after months of negotiations, reuniting the two companies for the first time since they split in 2005.
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Now it has serious problems of its own and may have to consider merging with its bigger neighbor to cut its losses.
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According to Bloomberg, sources close to Fiat Chrysler believe the company hopes to make itself more attractive for merging with a competitor.
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Humana — Shares of Humana gained 1.2% after an SEC filing revealed that the company is not interested in merging with health insurer Centene.
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Together, they built the second-largest aluminum company in Russia — and eventually became part of the largest, by merging with Oleg Deripaska's Rusal.
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Supermassive black holes are the largest kind, growing in mass as they devour matter and radiation and perhaps merging with other black holes.
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The shares will replace fireproof materials maker RHI , which is merging with Brazilian rival Magnesita and will list the new entity in London.
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"The world is merging with each other," said Jack Cheng, a co-founder and executive vice president of Chinese electric carmaker NIO (NIO).
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During Fiat Chrysler's most recent earnings call, CEO Mike Manley was asked about the possibility of merging with another automaker and told analysts.
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DuPont, which Dow is merging with, reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday, helped by lower expenses and higher sales volumes.
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It's thought that our galaxy grew into its current form after merging with much smaller galaxies billions of years ago, according to Brown.
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Serta Simmons is merging with direct-to-consumer mattress company Tuft & Needle, CNBC first reported, to transform its business as the industry changes.
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Lukashenko has said Russian officials had sometimes set unacceptable conditions for Belarus, such as adopting the Russian currency or even merging with Russia.
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Sainsbury's, the British supermarket group that is merging with rival Asda, has lined up Martin Scicluna as the successor to chairman David Tyler.
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TikTok is a product of Chinese company ByteDance, and came to the U.S. in August 2018 after merging with the similar platform Musical.ly.
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You know I like the semis that are like that, and they're all capable of merging with each other at any given moment.
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FCA is in the process of merging with France&aposs PSA Group, which is successful would create the world&aposs fourth-largest automaker.
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That being said, the Grizzlies are officially on the track toward transitioning successfully out of that era, and merging with the modern NBA.
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Charter Communications says it has "no interest" in merging with Sprint, after the Wall Street Journal reported that Sprint had proposed a deal.
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There was a long period of time where Citysearch and Zip2 were looking at merging with each other, actually had a deal signed.
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Is this an instance of the New Normal Trump merging with the Old Normal Swamp to form an even more breathtaking Mega-Swamp?
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For all that, merging with Altria may expose PMI to regulatory risks from Juul, whose controversial devices are a worrying hit with teenagers.
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Last year kicked off with electric scooter startup Grin merging with Brazil-based Yellow, which had expressed ambitions to get into electric scooters.
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Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) is merging with Peugeot owner PSA Group (PUGOY) and Volkswagen (VLKAF) has teamed up with Ford to develop electric cars.
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The Treasury Department's rules target companies that seek to reduce their tax burdens by merging with smaller companies and moving their headquarters overseas.
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Health systems spent the decade merging with one another and buying up doctor groups, increasing their shares of markets from coast to coast.
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Hardy plays Eddie Brock in the comic book flick -- a tough guy reporter who becomes Venom after merging with an alien life form.
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Maybe gay shame is itself being appropriated, or merging with the common human shame that writers have been anatomizing since Adam and Eve.
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SolarCity, the solar-power energy company that's merging with Tesla, also plans to build a factory in Buffalo, New York, to manufacture solar panels.
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In the banking sector, Deutsche Bank lost 1.4 percent after a report said it has looked at a theoretical scenario of merging with UBS.
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Musk, who is concerned about advanced artificial intelligence outsmarting and dominating humans, views merging with machines as a way for us to stay relevant.
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But the dread of a future death of macOS, or worse, a merging with iOS, has reached a fevered pitch over the last year.
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The aerospace business, which includes United Technologies' newly acquired Rockwell Collins and engine maker Pratt and Whitney, would be the unit merging with Raytheon.
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The Italian post office denied on Sunday a report it was interested in merging with troubled Tuscan lender Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena.
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DuPont is in the process of merging with Dow Chemical, a deal the companies expect to complete in the second half of this year.
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Jim Cramer: Now, I want to dovetail that with what you were talking about when on the conference call where JCI merging with Tyco.
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SoftBank is the controlling shareholder of Sprint, which is in the process of merging with T-Mobile, and is the majority owner of WeWork.
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The Administration's move to prevent companies from merging with corporations based in lower-tax countries, called inversions, is just the latest anti-business hammer.
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Investors expect more consolidation after deals including U.S. manager Janus merging with Henderson and a tie-up between Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management.
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Rival DuPont, which is merging with Dow Chemical, hopes to have CRISPR-edited corn and wheat on the market in five to 10 years.
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So to become profitable on the car-sharing side of the house, Uber needs to become a winner-take-all by merging with Lyft.
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Trump has been no special friend to ISPs: a recent report divulged Trump's blatant attempt to block AT&T from merging with Time Warner.
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Boeing bought parts distributor KLX Inc last year for $4.25 billion including debt, in its largest deal since merging with McDonnell Douglas in 1997.
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Boeing bought parts distributor KLX Inc last year for $4.25 billion including debt, in its largest deal since merging with McDonnell Douglas in 1997.
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Pharmacy benefit managers have faced challenges to their business models in states, but the biggest ones have insulated themselves by merging with insurance companies.
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Altice USA, the fourth largest U.S. cable company, could be interested in merging with either T-Mobile or Sprint, two of the people said.
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Theories of the universe's evolution predict that galaxies, and the enormous black holes at their centers, evolve over time by merging with one another.
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This conflicts with outsourcing strategies at rivals including Denmark's Vestas, China's Goldwind and Spain's Gamesa, which is merging with insourcing stalwart Siemens' wind business.
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Melancholy pervades the artist's blue painting, in which a female figure slumps onto a brown couch in the foreground, practically merging with the sofa.
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She moved to the United States in 2004 as JPMorgan was merging with Bank One, which Dimon ran before becoming CEO of the combined organization.
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For more, click on Additionally, Deutsche Bank has looked at a theoretical scenario of merging with UBS, Handelsblatt reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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However, that "interconnected" strategy does not include merging with Maker Studios, the digital entertainment company that Disney bought for a whopping $675 million in 2014.
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French eyewear company Essilor, which is in the process of merging with Italian peer Luxottica, reported higher first-quarter revenues and maintained its financial targets.
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The network includes six hospitals in Los Angeles County, and St. Joseph Health, a leading player in adjacent Orange County, which is merging with Providence.
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"To survive a downturn, merging with similar banks or selling to a stronger buyer with a complementary footprint may be the only options," per McKinsey.
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It feels more like a throwback to They Live-era pulp science fiction, with ultra-modern CGI effects merging with just-short-of-camp badassery.
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SunTrust is in the process of merging with BB&T, which also reported this morning and also beat estimates on the top and bottom lines.
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Janus Capital — The fund management firm is merging with U.K.-based Henderson Global Investors, creating a company with a market value of approximately $250 billion.
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The CEO of Verizon, Lowell McAdam is open to discussing the possibility of merging with Disney, Comcast, or CBS, according to a report from Bloomberg.
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In the tiny gallery space, a series of solid ticks are heard merging with each other, a soothing or stressful sound, depending on the viewer.
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Just earlier today, it was announced that Payleven, Rocket's bid at building a mobile payments powerhouse a la Square, was merging with its rival SumUp.
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Under Stephens, an accountant, Sun International expanded in Latin America by merging with Chile's Dreams SA to create the largest gaming player in the region.
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The chief defended the company's competing bid to merge with Newmont, but Newmont CEO Gary Goldberg is interested in merging with Goldcorp for $10 billion.
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A spokesperson from T-Mobile, which is merging with Sprint, said customers are encouraged to contact the company about additional security measures they can take.
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She imagines the whole fate of the universe as it unspools — the sun becoming a black dwarf, the Andromeda Galaxy merging with the Milky Way.
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Fantasy sports company DraftKings plans to go public by merging with sports betting tech firm SBTech and a SPAC named Diamond Eagle Acquisition Corp (DEAC).
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This includes merging with a larger bank where risk appetite, asset quality and capitalisation are comparatively weaker, including after completion of Popolare's announced capital increase.
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Chief Executive Charles Wilson said he remained enthusiastic about the prospect of merging with Tesco, Britain's biggest retailer, as agreed in January despite investor concerns.
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The two Korean shipyards have said they will compete independently after merging, with each company able to negotiate their own contracts with customers and suppliers.
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COSCO Group booked a 7.2 billion yuan loss in the first half of last year before merging with China Shipping Group to create COSCO Shipping.
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By merging with Tesla, Uber would get its new CEO in Musk and be able to keep Kalanick involved as a board member, Calacanis said.
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They sing along with the record, their voices layering and merging with, in this case, those of convicts doing hard labor a half-century ago.
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PA. Milan-based Luxottica, the world's biggest eyewear manufacturer, is merging with the top lens producer to create a 54 billion euro ($63 billion) industry leader.
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Galactic is merging with Social Capital Hedosophia (IPOA), a special purpose acquisition company, under a deal approved by SCH shareholders on Wednesday, according to SEC filings.
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Earlier this week, Italian car maker Fiat Chrysler said it has proposed merging with Renault, in a deal which risks leaving Nissan out in the cold.
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On a call, Sprint CEO Michel Combes said that merging with T-Mobile would allow Sprint's 5G network to be deployed faster and offer broader coverage.
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The sponsors of Hedosophia would have us believe that merging with a SPAC is easier than filing for an IPO, but that simply is not true.
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Falcon owner IPIC is currently merging with fellow Abu Dhabi-owned investment fund Mubadala, as the emirate aims to consolidate in response to lower oil prices.
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It had washed out, hazy production, often drawing on ethereal vocal samples from artists like Imogen Heap and merging with the aesthetics of bedroom electronic producers.
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Luxottica (LUX) is merging with France's Essilor in an all-stock deal that creates a global eyewear seller with annual sales of more than $16 billion.
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The chemical giant is in the process of merging with Dow Chemical, a deal the companies expect to complete in the second half of this year.
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A judge effectively killed off any practical chance of Anthem merging with Cigna on Thursday as he declined to order Cigna not to terminate the deal.
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Now, though, those two worlds are merging, with a tiny, exceedingly simple robot modeled after larval jellyfish that can scoot around untethered like the real thing.
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SABB, 40 percent owned by HSBC, is merging with Alawwal Bank to create the kingdom's third-biggest lender with a market capitalisation of about $17.2 billion.
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Only the super-rich will reap the true rewards of the new technologies, commandeering evolution with intelligent design, editing their genomes and eventually merging with machines.
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And I'm glad it did ... Heer: I do think that these franchise movies (and the superhero comics they often draw from) are merging with video games.
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In North Carolina, the blowback is already merging with a broader Democratic Party argument that the state's Republican leadership is out of touch with the mainstream.
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Weapons technology is advancing and merging with artificial intelligence to a degree that weapons like drone aircraft could soon decide for themselves what they should kill.
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CBA Group, a privately held bank, is in the process of merging with NIC Bank to form the third biggest bank by assets in East Africa.
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Last year, Peretti floated the idea of digital companies merging with each other to gain better leverage over Facebook and Google and strike better advertising deals.
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Sabra had said it would benefit from lower costs of capital by merging with Care Capital and that the deal would add to its earnings immediately.
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I see a lot of the very exciting aspects of technology and how we're merging with it, and ideas of transhumanism are super interesting to me.
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Elliott also wants Pernod to improve corporate governance and has suggested 500 million euros in cost cuts and options such as merging with another spirits company.
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Carbon Health started garnering buzz back in 2018 after merging with a Berkeley-based urgent care provider and rolling out medical clinics across the Bay Area.
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If Jean-Dominique Senard, the chairman of Renault, can hold together the alliance while also merging with Fiat Chrysler, the combined entity would dominate the planet.
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"Digital art is now merging with contemporary art and emerging artists are benefitting from the attention now given to it by galleries and museums," says Wands.
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Starwood Waypoint, which is in the process of merging with Blackstone's Invitation Homes, estimates about 140 of its homes in Houston were damaged, some very seriously.
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The settlement is one step toward allowing Vision to revamp itself into a more traditional home-rental business by effectively merging with another company, FTE Networks.
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Even after merging with Waddell's proprietary mutual funds the firm sold its brokerage clients in 2017, Ivy isn't close to the size of, say, Legg Mason.
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Grab said it will expand its food delivery business GrabFood — that's already available in Indonesia and Thailand — to Singapore and Malaysia after merging with Uber Eats.
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But in recent months, DuPont has proposed merging with Dow, Bayer has struck a deal to buy up Monsanto, and Chinese giant ChemChina is buying Syngenta.
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As last week's CES proved, the automotive industry is fast merging with the technology industry, spurred on by increased competition and consumer demand more than anything else.
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Boeing last month closed the KLX acquisition for $4.25 billion, including about $1 billion of net debt, its largest deal since merging with McDonnell Douglas in 1997.
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It should also consider breaking away from Samsung SDS or merging with it (shareholders are pushing for it), simplifying the management structure over its internal IT systems.
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CBA Group, a privately held bank, is also in the process of merging with NIC Group to form the third-biggest bank by assets in East Africa.
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The vehicles have trouble making unprotected left turns, for example, and some of the cars have difficulty merging with highway traffic, the site reported, citing unnamed sources.
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If they can't increase revenue, they'll cut spending by stripping out valuable business teams or merging with other consumer companies to slash costs (à la Kraft-Heinz).
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So if it hasn't worked in 15 years, I am not really sure that merging with Kaola is going to make all that much of a difference.
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Fergie recently reflected on her decision to start the charity Children in Crisis, which is merging with the organization Street Child, and how it impacted her parenting.
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It's also just announced that its merging with Tetuan Valley, a Spanish accelerator, creating an Iberian accelerator and using European Innovation Academy (Berkeley + Stanford) methodologies in Lisbon.
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But there was little appetite in Switzerland for making UBS bigger or for merging with a weaker Deutsche, so German officials reverted to Commerzbank, those people said.
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The digital entertainment company is merging with parent company Disney's Content & Media department, which is part of its consumer products and interactive media division, Mashable has confirmed.
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It traces its roots back to the Progressive Party, a group formed by white liberals who opposed apartheid, and has grown partly by merging with other parties.
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Grin, the Mexico City-based electric scooter company backed by Y Combinator, is merging with São Paulo-based Ride to further the company's expansion across Latin America.
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In 2015, it tried to address these challenges by merging with rival Office Depot, but the deal was called off a year later due to antitrust concerns.
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Anthem, for example, says the only way it can expand in the marketplaces is by merging with Cigna, a deal the Justice Department is trying to block.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted Wednesday to review media ownership rules and potentially overturn one preventing the four major broadcast networks from merging with each other.
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To help fund the plan, Caesars will give creditors stock in a new group it will create by merging with another affiliate, Caesars Acquisition Co (CAC) CACQ.
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SBI is merging with State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur , State Bank of Hyderabad, State Bank of Mysore , State Bank of Patiala and State Bank of Travancore .
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Uber has been facing increased consolidation this year, selling its Southeast Asia business to Singaporean rival Grab and merging with Russian internet giant Yandex's ride-hailing unit.
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That's a good sign for Fox as its possible final film before merging with Disney cost $226 million to produce and millions more in marketing and distribution.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The Italian post office denied on Sunday a report it was interested in merging with troubled Tuscan lender Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS.MI).
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Here's a summary of the case for that, put forth by Ed Lee at Recode: • Getting bigger by merging with another media company doesn't solve CBS's problems.
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When sulfur dioxide gets into soil by merging with water, it can persist for years, leach out minerals, compromise agriculture, and harm nearby aquatic life through runoff.
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Once he came upon a meadow blooming with dandelions and saw a sea of dots: the world of units and patterns, machines and pixelation merging with nature.
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Jeff Hausman, vice president and general manager of IT Operations Management at ServiceNow, sees Loom's strengths merging with ServiceNow's existing tooling to help keep IT systems running.
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While some shareholders have complained, merging with Dell could make the new company more appealing to index funds and technology investors looking for large-cap bellwether investments.
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"When it comes to state-run investors PZU/Pekao could generate more synergies from a Pekao/mBank merger than PKO BP merging with mBank," the source added.
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"When it comes to state-run investors PZU/Pekao could generate more synergies from a Pekao/mBank merger than PKO BP merging with mBank," the source added.
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The takeover would help Alstom compete more effectively with Chinese rail giant CRRC Corp Ltd, after European regulators last year blocked Alstom from merging with Germany's Siemens.
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In June, the FT reported that UniCredit was considering merging with its French rival, adding that Italy's volatile political situation had pushed back the timetable for a deal.
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Citigroup finally got an insurance arm, merging with financial conglomerate Travelers Group, approved by Greenspan, who granted the authority for the acquisition under the Bank Holding Company Act.
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Johnson Controls is not the first American company to avoid taxes by merging with a smaller company in a low-tax nation, and it won't be the last.
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The company he founded, Aol, is dropping the name he came up with and is merging with one of Aol's biggest rivals, Yahoo (Aol is TechCrunch's parent company).
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Discussions have dragged on throughout the year as the new CBS board has become more comfortable with the idea of merging with Viacom rather than pursuing other paths.
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And don't even get me started on the procession of mindless people in the basement of the steel mill turning into goo and merging with the meat monster.
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Robert Zane (Wendell Pierce) wants the position of Managing Partner — a role in the law firm currently held by Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) — after merging with Specter Litt.
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China's Tech Sector Likely to Face Tougher 2016 | The harsher fund-raising environment is prompting entrepreneurs to tighten spending and consider merging with rivals, investors and bankers say.
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In 1905, the Phenix Company heavily markets cream cheese and over time expands throughout the U.S., eventually merging with the Kraft Cheese Company in 191928, according to Kraft.
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Prysmian has a successful track record of buying and merging with rivals as it became the global leader in the sector after acquiring Dutch company Draka in 2011.
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This could include merging with other (non-life) insurers, or developing new products that are not as dependent on yield but still give customers a long-term return.
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NBAD, which is merging with First Gulf Bank (FGB), said it made a net profit of 1.33 billion dirhams ($362 million) in the three months ending Dec. 31.
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CVS Health CEO Larry Merlo told CNBC Thursday that the health chain is unlocking growth opportunities despite the stock's downward trend since officially merging with Aetna in November.
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In 1991, with East Germany merging with its Western counterpart and the Soviet Union on the brink of collapse, Cuba was forced to choose between milk and butter.
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But Newmont CEO Gary Goldberg is interested in merging with Goldcorp for $10 billion and would rather form a joint venture with Barrick Gold to mine in Nevada.
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Artificial intelligence is becoming a dimension of grand geopolitics, with countries worried about who will achieve the big advances first, and the technology merging with traditional military doctrine.
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The casual dining chain is planning on merging with Allegro Merger, a special purpose acquisition company with ties to investment firm Crescendo Partners, the two companies announced Friday.
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President Trump's feud with CNN is casting a shadow over the Justice Department's lawsuit to block AT&T from merging with Time Warner, the news outlet's parent company.
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Is the mind locked inside its skull, sealed in with skin, or does it expand outward, merging with things and places and other minds that it thinks with?
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The company said in June it wanted to exit 10 countries after merging with BG to sharpen its focus on gas production globally and deepwater exploration in Brazil.
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Through delay pedals and atmospheric effects, his lone plucks echo and hang in the air, merging with Thomas Morgan's tawny acoustic bass and Joey Baron's lightly ricocheting cymbals.
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The Silicon Valley startup started garnering buzz back in 2018 after merging with a Berkeley-based urgent care provider and rolling out medical clinics across the Bay Area.
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Even merging with Sprint — which has never really recovered from its disaster merger with Nextel in 2005, even with SoftBank's recent attention — would keep it in third place.
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At the same time, the storm was merging with a smaller anticyclone, the deflected winds from the collision with the cyclone carved off pieces of the merging anticyclone.
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Google and rival Facebook are racing to add more video content as the market for digital video ads looks to be quickly merging with more traditional TV advertising.
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The Treasury Department on Monday announced new guidance to curb corporate inversions, or transactions in which U.S. companies reincorporate overseas for tax purposes after merging with foreign companies.
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By merging with Toy Biz and selling the film rights to characters like Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four, the company managed to get back on its feet.
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Mario M. Cuomo, was merging with the Kennedy clan — "Cuomolot," the union was called — just as Mr. Trump was splitting with Ivana Trump in a typical tabloid spectacle.
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Some escape Uncle Sam's clutches altogether by merging with a foreign company and moving to its tax jurisdiction (although the Obama administration has penned rules making such "inversions" harder).
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Since merging with Virgin America, Alaska now serves cities up and down the West Coast from my hometown of New York, making the decision on where to go difficult.
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The company, which is in the process of merging with Dow Chemical, raised the low-end of its 2016 operating earnings forecast by 10 cents per share to $0.83.
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At least two cable boxes — the TiVo and Comcast's X1 — already are doing a similar merging, with Netflix on the X1 and several a la carte services on TiVo.
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Or maybe it's because astrology, like everything else, is merging with technology in a way that is making it more accessible than ever, transforming its practice in the process.
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His hope of merging with the LSE's big German rival, Deutsche Börse, fell through, largely because of Britain's vote to leave the EU. But Mr Rolet remains widely respected.
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Sprint and T-Mobile, the No. 4 and No. 3 U.S. wireless carriers respectively, behind AT&T and Verizon Communications are in the process of merging with each other.
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The rules were part of a package aimed at curbing so-called corporate inversions — transactions in which U.S. companies reincorporate overseas for tax purposes after merging with foreign companies.
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Luxottica is also in the process of merging with French lens maker Essilor to create a market leader with more than 15 billion euros ($17 billion) in annual revenues.
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Chemicals and seeds producer DuPont, which is merging with Dow Chemical, reported a better-than-expected profit for the seventh straight quarter, helped by a rise in seed sales.
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Mubadala, which is merging with fellow state fund International Petroleum Investment Co, has stakes in companies including private equity firm Carlyle and Brazilian iron-ore port terminal Porto Sudeste.
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In the 1980s the right wing of the Labour Party split off and briefly soared but was killed by the electoral system and ended up merging with the Liberals.
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Treasury on Monday released guidance aimed at curbing corporate inversions, transactions in which U.S. companies reincorporate overseas after merging with foreign companies as a means of lowering their taxes.
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The company managed to power up by merging with American toy company Toy Biz and selling off the rights to popular characters like Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four.
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However, speaking at the same conference in Turin, the CEO of another cooperative bank, UBI, said he was still open to the idea of merging with Popolare di Milano.
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Treasury on Monday released guidance aimed at curbing corporate inversions, transactions in which U.S. companies reincorporate overseas after merging with foreign companies as a means of lowering their taxes.
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Renault executives reportedly hope that new independent directors will be appointed at Nissan who would be more supportive of the French carmaker merging with Fiat, according to the WSJ.
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Two years ago, European antitrust regulators blocked the company from merging with the Deutsche Börse Group, which would have created a market operator with enormous sway across the Continent.
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The creation of little vortices to the east, northeast of the GRS during the spring of 2019 and their subsequent merging with the GRS does not signify its demise.
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It's also backed flatmate matching platform Badi; online doctor booking platform, Doc Planner (which relocated from Warsaw, Poland after merging with local startup Doctoralia); and medical chat app MediQuo.
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Chemicals and seeds company DuPont, which is merging with Dow Chemical, beat analysts' estimates for both profit and revenue on Tuesday, helped by higher sales in its agriculture business.
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Two years ago, European antitrust regulators blocked the company from merging with the Deutsche Börse Group, which would have created a market operator with enormous sway across the Continent.
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The next phase was media rollups, led by AT&T acquiring Time Warner, Disney buying the bulk of 21st Century Fox, Comcast purchasing Sky, and CBS merging with Viacom.
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At least two cable boxes — the TiVo and Comcast's X1 — already are doing a similar merging, with Netflix on the X1 and several à la carte services on TiVo.
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Bemis, a maker of packaging products, is in the process of merging with Australia-based packaging company Amcor, and will take the Amcor name upon completion of the deal. Amazon.
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Merging with T-Mobile would allow the fourth-largest U.S. carrier to more aggressively compete with AT&T and Verizon, especially as the 5G war heats up later this year.
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The advertising agency had contemplated merging with a spin-off of one of the subsidiaries of Yahoo's core business, but that is no longer the case, according to Bloomberg sources.
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"He has been working around issues of representation for Latinx people in media, museums, cultural contexts, merging with historical timelines in LA pertaining to communities of color," Tompkins-Rivas said.
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The health care industry is consolidating rapidly — hospitals are merging with each other and with insurers; pharmacies are buying insurance companies; and drug companies are snapping up other drug companies.
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Emanuel and Whitesell have been focused on rapid growth and diversification since their Endeavor Agency announced it was merging with the older, more established William Morris Agency in April 2009.
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Leo Holdings, the SPAC merging with the parent of the children's party chain, was founded by executives of Lion Capital, a British private equity firm, to acquire a consumer business.
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His own firm is currently in the process of merging with domestic rival Standard Life to create an £11 billion asset management giant, described by Gilbert as a "financial powerhouse".
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" Continued the athlete, 37, of Ohanian, who co-founded Reddit: "Merging with a partner that is just as successful and just as motivated and everything, it's awesome and it's amazing.
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A small number of giant companies are once again on the march, tightening their grip on global markets, merging with each other to get even bigger, and enjoying vast profits.
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The orange stream exits at 92nd Street, abruptly loops back toward the bridge and takes a right turn and then another right onto Fourth Avenue, merging with their blue brethren.
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The Chamber of Commerce has filed a lawsuit to block rules that prevent American companies from merging with overseas corporations and then moving their headquarters there to save on tax.
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We can argue the legality of big companies merging with big companies until we're blue in the face, but bigness is one of the biggest problems in the world today.
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The one idea that was approved, in 1912, would have connected Staten Island's North Shore with Brooklyn, merging with the 4th Avenue line (now the R train) near Bay Ridge.
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Cui Tiankai, China's ambassador to the United States, has argued that American companies are voluntarily merging with Chinese businesses because nobody is forcing them to expand their operations into China.
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The mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill generally fared better and was especially effective at the end of "Der Abschied," as the word "ewig" ("eternally") trailed off, imperceptibly merging with the instruments.
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As part of its efforts, the panel engaged in conversations "with entities capable of investing in, merging with, or acquiring the law school," according to the trustees' statement on Wednesday.
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Deutsche Bank's supervisory board chairman, Paul Achleitner, had consulted top shareholders and German government officials about merging with Commerzbank, Bloomberg reported earlier on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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By contrast, a decade after Tim Berners-Lee developed the World Wide Web, AOL was merging with Time Warner and six-year-old Amazon had sales of nearly $3 billion.
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Stretched out in the gallery lights, his bones stained a deep color from the iron coffin, his path has come full circle, his afterlife merging with his passion for science.
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Five months after merging with top rival Hortonworks, Cloudera continues to bleed cash and is struggling to generate consistent growth, raising concerns about the future viability of its data analytics technology.
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Not only did he execute three transactions worth a combined $36 billion, but he also helped sell his own firm, merging with Piper Jaffray in August in a $485 million deal.
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In China, the company spent around $2 billion before throwing in the towel and merging with Did Chuxing, getting 20% of the company and a board seat out of the deal.
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One of the potential benefits it cited for merging with Renault was the access to the autonomous and electric vehicle technologies being developed by the French automaker and its ally Nissan.
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Hudson's Bay held talks earlier this year about merging with private equity-owned department store operator Neiman Marcus Group Ltd, a deal it also pursued unsuccessfully last year, the sources said.
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While we can't promise that these Earth-friendly gadgets will obliterate every cosmic ill, the sight of discarded milk jugs slowly melting and merging with yellow or blue dye definitely helps.
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"We can actually go along for the ride," Musk said, "and we can effectively have the option of merging with AI."Again, this isn't happening any time soon, according to Musk.
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The report from Americans for Tax Fairness (ATF) found that by merging with Allergan, Pfizer may be able to avoid paying an estimated $85033 billion in taxes on profits held offshore.
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This was particularly clear when software chief Craig Federighi talked about the persistent rumor that iOS, Apple's platform for the iPhone and iPad, was merging with MacOS, the Mac operating system.
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We try our best to help our companies be thoughtful and data-driven on the buy-side (rolling up or merging with other startups) and on the sell-side if necessary!
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Ladbrokes Coral, which dethroned William Hill as the UK's largest bookmaker after merging with Coral in 2016, said it expects full-year net gaming revenue to be around 1 billion euros.
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Meanwhile, restaurant chain Genki Sushi finished the session up 4.02 following news it would be merging with Akindo Sushiro, the largest conveyor-belt sushi eatery in Japan, Nikkei Asian Review reported.
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"From a purely industrial point of view the idea of (merging) with UBI presents positive aspects based in particular on the virtual lack of geographical overlap," Fabrizio Viola told La Repubblica.
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Treasury in April released a package of guidance aimed at deterring "inversions," or transactions in which U.S. companies reincorporate overseas after merging with foreign companies in order to lower their taxes.
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Another possibility, according to the same sources, was merging with Time Warner in an effort to shore up the bundle of channels that still drives so much of the TV business.
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The report from Americans for Tax Fairness (ATF) found that by merging with Allergan, Pfizer may be able to avoid paying an estimated $35 billion in taxes on profits held offshore.
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By merging with our technologies, humans could be released from the biases that plague our cognition, free to exercise the meticulous planning and invention required to save the planet from ourselves.
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Their advice has been instead to focus on improving margins by restructuring the business or cutting costs by merging with rivals, rather than banking on the idea of Amazon saving them.
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Tesla acknowledges there will be scenarios where human driving is more effective than Navigate on Autopilot: for instance, merging with fast-moving traffic, or navigating a lane of traffic that's completely stalled.
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Under Pate, the division was criticized for allowing too many deals, but it sued to stop US Airways from merging with United Airlines and blocked a deal to combine DirecTV and EchoStar.
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Indicated 27.9 percent lower A proposal for cost savings of 20.8 million euros ($26.07 million) per year from merging with LSE underplays the value of the combination, top shareholder Michael Lindsell said.
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DuPont is merging with rival Dow in an all-stock deal, a first step toward breaking up the combined company into three separate businesses focused on agriculture, material science and specialty products.
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Having written €6.3bn ($6.9bn) off the value of its local subsidiary and shelved a likely share listing, Vodafone, the British-owned second-biggest player, is merging with Idea Cellular, the third-biggest.
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Last November, Maoyan raised RMB 1 billion (about $150 million) from Tencent at a RMB 20 billion valuation, a couple of months after merging with Weiying, another ticketing service backed by Tencent.
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Once underground, the car will travel along in a sled, merging with other tunnels and being integrated seamlessly into a network that includes other packets, all controlled by computer for maximum efficiency.
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Keith Meister, who runs $22009 billion hedge fund Corvex, revealed the fund's stake in data communications company CenturyLink Inc, which is merging with Level 3 Communications, sending CenturyLink shares up 4 percent.
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For now, we can't say we're quite as excited as Jonah Hill, who said in a leaked 2014 email: "jump street merging with mib i think that's clean and rad and powerful."
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Social Capital Hedosophia, a special-purpose acquisition company that launched in 2017, is merging with billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson's space tourism unit Virgin Galactic, with plans to go public later this year.
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Codrington and Hartley started up the London office, and the firm's plans to expand internationally include merging with Folger Hill, retaining a majority of the manager's investment teams in Europe and Asia.
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The idea of merging with Commerzbank has now been abandoned "once and for all" Achleitner said, adding that Deutsche Bank is aware that Commerzbank could be taken over by a foreign lender.
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"We've already seen a rash of inversions," the Wisconsin Republican said on CNBC, referring to the practice of U.S. companies merging with foreign firms in lower tax countries, and then redomiciling there.
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Now Paddle8 is trying a new tack: merging with The Native, a Swiss technology and e-commerce company, and adopting the use of blockchain, the technology that underpins virtual currencies like Bitcoin.
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Alstom was blocked last year by European regulators from merging with Germany's Siemens, while a previous flirtation between Siemens and debt-laden Bombardier to combine some train businesses fell apart in 13.
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A recent article in Le Monde described it as religion 3.0: the becoming-machine turns into becoming-God (by which is meant immortality, which we are supposed to attain by merging with technology).
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Through number-crunching and star-simulating, the researchers determined the wave originated from a black hole 30 times the mass of the sun merging with another 20 times the mass of the sun.
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Keith Meister, who runs $25.4 billion hedge fund Corvex, revealed the fund's stake in data communications company CenturyLink Inc, which is merging with Level 70.13 Communications Inc, sending CenturyLink shares up 270.1 percent.
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That following year, I started exploring Detroit further by car and sometimes by foot, just searching for contrasting relics of the past that were merging with the ever-changing cityscape of the future.
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"We are assuming the goal is to keep the company solvent with the hopes of merging with [T-Mobile US] in future," New Street Research analyst Jonathan Chaplin said in a research note.
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What happened: BVCP in 2010 acquired a Russian consumer bank that soon fell on hard times, eventually merging with a fellow troubled lender led by a local investor known for his government ties.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Virgin Galactic is merging with Social Capital Hedosophia Holdings (SCH), which will take a 13 percent stake and invest about $800 million into the space tourism endeavor.
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Italy's UniCredit has recently told Berlin it is interested in eventually merging with state-backed Commerzbank, two people familiar with the matter said, a combination that would create one of Europe's biggest banks.
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Shell, which wants to sell as much as $30 billion worth of assets and exit 10 countries after merging with BG, has never commented on the assets it plans to offer to Gazprom.
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Initially started as the FIFA World Player of the Year award in 1991, it became known as the Ballon d'Or after merging with France Football's European footballer of the year award in 483.
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Meanwhile Wuhan Iron and Steel Group, which is in the process of merging with Baosteel, is also building an integrated steel production facility in the port of Fangchenggang in southwest China's Guangxi region.
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The Boston-based company also plans to shed its majority stake in Baker Hughes, which became a separate public company in July after merging with GE's oil and gas operations, the report said.
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Merging with Altria would expose PMI to the tumultuous U.S. market, where regulators are pursuing disruptive policies like reducing the nicotine levels in cigarettes to minimally or nonaddictive levels and banning menthol cigarettes.
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The decision to combine is largely considered by investors to be a sign that legacy media companies like CBS are trying to grow their content offerings by merging with other corporations, like Viacom.
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Amid the economic downturn of 2008, having spent substantial portions of its endowment to finance current operations (in opposition to standard museum guidelines), MOCA even considered merging with the Los Angeles County Museum.
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The hotel will be connected to the flagship location for Ogilvy, a high-end department store that is undergoing more than $22 million in renovations and merging with Holt Renfrew, another luxury retailer.
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The sources stressed current conversations were more theoretical in nature, but potential options for OppenheimerFunds include merging with another asset manager or a partial or full sale of the New York-based company.
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Simone Leigh's "Brick House," a 16-foot-tall bronze figure of a black woman merging with an African architectural form sits commandingly on the spur of the High Line that bridges 10th Avenue.
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Rovi would go on to change its name to TiVo post-acquisition, and the combined company, which still makes most of its money through patent licensing, is now merging with California-based Xperi.
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Elektra, originally a folk label, found success in the 1960s with rock groups like the Doors and, after merging with Asylum in the '70s, became known as a home for California singer-songwriters.
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Falling short to United and Delta, the two largest airlines in the world at the time, and two years into bankruptcy, American Airlines announced it would be merging with US Airways in 2013.
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Under Pate, the division was criticized for allowing too many deals, but it sued to stop US Airways from merging with United Airlines and blocked a deal to combine DirecTV and EchoStar Corp.
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Choma has been documenting her time in the air for nine years, though she started her Instagram in 2015 and plans on winding things down now that Virgin America is merging with Alaska Airlines.
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Yet many of the big firms have been gobbled up: Ralston Purina has been bought by Switzerland's Nestlé, Boeing now owns McDonnell Douglas and Monsanto is in the process of merging with Germany's Bayer.
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The pharmaceutical company, which is merging with AbbView in a $63 billion deal, is projected to ring up nearly $4.1 billion of revenue and produce $4.57 of earnings per share in the December quarter.
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The proposed changes come at a time of renewed merger speculation following a report that Italy's largest bank by assets told Berlin recently it was interested in eventually merging with state-backed Commerzbank (CBKG.DE).
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Social Capital Hedosophia, the investment vehicle of venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya, is merging with Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic in a deal that will open the space tourism company to public investors later this year.
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O, a U.S. provider of vacation timeshare properties, is holding early-stage talks about merging with another company after coming under pressure from activist shareholder FrontFour Capital Group, people familiar with the matter said.
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Barclays analysts said merging with Takeaway would give Just Eat shareholders "the best operator in the space to run the business - a notable shift from missed execution from management in the last few years".
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Millionaire tech guy Serge Fuguet, who "intends to live forever, merging with robots and becoming an ultra human," according to a story in the Guardian a few weeks before that, also wears an Oura.
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President Obama's political organization is merging with Eric HolderEric Himpton HolderJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts GOP governor vetoes New Hampshire bill to create independent redistricting commission Why target Tucker Carlson?
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There was one other mystery that came up in this document—a company called "Apparate International CV," a company that would check Otto's business practices and fund its operations before eventually merging with it.
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The viewer can recognize that there is a person being depicted, often one or two women, but limbs extend and curve around the picture plane, merging with objects and patterned backgrounds in some spots.
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Two people familiar with the matter had told Reuters that Italy's UniCredit had recently told Berlin it was interested in eventually merging with Commerzbank, a combination that would create one of Europe's biggest banks.
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In 85033, then-President Obama's Treasury Department issued rules that were aimed at preventing U.S. companies from moving their headquarters overseas for tax purposes after merging with foreign companies — transactions known as corporate inversions.
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But he offered little detail on how Mr. Trump would fulfill his promise to clamp down on the practice of corporate "inversions" that allow companies to pay lower taxes by merging with foreign businesses.
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He's reportedly not going to take over WeWork, but John Legere is definitely on his way out of the CEO role at T-Mobile, the carrier that is currently merging with SoftBank-controlled Sprint.
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On the business side of the tax debate, liberal Democrats want corporations to pay more and stop "inverting," or merging with foreign companies and reincorporating the combined company overseas to lower the tax burden.
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One of the reasons U.S. companies have been setting up operations in other countries or merging with foreign-based companies, known as inversions, is so they fall under the foreign country's lower tax rates.
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Deal said Boeing continued to search for acquisitions after buying parts distributor KLX Inc for $4.25 billion, including about $1 billion of net debt, its largest deal since merging with McDonnell Douglas in 1997.
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CVS and Walgreens, for example, together control half the drugstore market in almost every American city, and Walgreens is in the process of merging with Rite-Aid, the No. 3 player in the market.
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Separately, in a paper published on Tuesday, activist investor Eric Jackson, managing director at SpringOwl Asset Management, called for changes to Viacom's board and management and suggested it should consider merging with AMC Entertainment Holdings.
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Peter Thiel eliminated risk by having enough money in the bank before starting PayPal, finding a small niche where he could try to build a monopoly, and then merging with his competition to eliminate competition.
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In a release, Coty attributed the soft results to competitive pressure in the consumer beauty market and "distraction" from the process of merging with the P&G unit that resulted in unexpectedly high inventory levels.
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Liz Bacelar is a longtime journalist and producer who founded Decoded Fashion Fashion GPS, a software and services startup focused on fashion, said it is merging with Augure, a French-based global influential marketing company.
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Indoor mapping is only one of many upgrades planned for the main Target app, which is now also merging with Target's popular savings app Cartwheel, and will later support Target's mobile payments experience at checkout.
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The CBS board has decided the company needs to get bigger, but merging with Viacom is not enough for Shari Redstone, who has voting control of both companies, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Last month conglomerate General Electric said it would divest its stake in Baker Hughes in a bid to simplify its business and boost shareholder returns, less than a year after merging with the services firm.
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The news that Sony Computer Entertainment—now Sony Interactive Entertainment—was merging with Sony Entertainment Network and moving its base of operations from Tokyo to San Mateo, California was simultaneously surprising and to be expected.
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Dow Chemical — The chemical maker, which is in the midst of merging with DuPont, earned an adjusted 23 cents per share for the fourth quarter, 23 cents above estimates, and revenue also was above forecasts.
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Shares of rival insurer Cigna (CI) -- which is in the process of merging with pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts (ESRX) -- and drugstore giant CVS (CVS), which recently acquired insurer Aetna -- were lower Monday as well.
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Reuters quoted two sources this week as saying that UniCredit, Italy's largest bank, had recently told Berlin it was interested in eventually merging with Commerzbank, a combination that would create one of Europe's biggest banks.
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The payments sector has witnessed a wave of takeover deals this year, including Worldline buying the payments unit of Swiss exchange operator SIX Group in May, and Nets merging with German peer Concardis in June.
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" Yu Yang Tan on "The Iraqi Spy Who Infiltrated ISIS" Byron Zhang "The Soul-Crushing Student Essay" _________ Jenee Anekwe on "An Underappreciated Key to College Success: Sleep" Ian Brown on "We Are Merging With Robots.
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Merging with Mars, which is privately held, rids VCA of the challenges of being a public company, including the difficulty of justifying large investment in research and development, said Mr. Antin, 66, in an interview.
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Earlier this year, BPGIC listed its shares on the Nasdaq stock exchange after merging with U.S.-based firm Twelve Seas Investment Co. The move was part of the UAE-based oil storage company's expansion strategy.
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Fortune magazine likened the combination to the Hell's Angels merging with the Rotary Club, but its harmonious success and the early retirement of the chief executive lifted Mr. Johnson to the top job in 1984.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is merging with France's PSA Group to create the world's fourth-largest automaker, a deal intended to help both companies bear the cost of new technologies like electric and self-driving cars.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chief executive of United Technologies Corp said in a television interview that merging with Raytheon Co did not require approval from China, removing one possible hurdle from the creation of the proposed conglomerate.
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His list included investing in better network coverage, doing a deal with Apple to be able to sell the iPhone to customers and merging with wireless carrier Metro PCS — all of which Deutsche Telekom agreed with.
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A woman is strapped into a harness beneath the inflated sculpture and carried aloft; she looks peaceful and ecstatic up there, a person merging with the air, at home in the sky, temporarily freed from gravity.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission will go to court seeking a preliminary injunction to stop Staples Inc from merging with Office Depot Inc on grounds that the deal between the rivals is illegal under antitrust law.
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In September, Reuters reported UniCredit had told Berlin it was interested in eventually merging with state-backed Commerzbank, according to two people familiar with the matter, a combination that would create one of Europe's biggest banks.
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One recent poll found a small majority in Northern Ireland in favor of leaving the U.K. and merging with Ireland — although the brakes may come from an Ireland wary of inheriting the weaker Northern Ireland economy.
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A company like Medtronic that has recently inverted to Ireland by merging with Covidien can expand its American operations at lower cost than can its competitors, thus starting a domino effect of inversions within the industry.
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Alstom, the maker of TGV bullet trains that speed between French cities such as Paris and Nice, was blocked last year from merging with Germany's Siemens by European regulators, who argued the deal could penalise consumers.
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Genesis P-Orridge is best known either for "Pandrogeny," a radical, yearslong, surgery-assisted effort to transcend gender and identity by merging with wife Jacqueline Breyer or for founding the pioneering industrial rock band Throbbing Gristle.
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We cannot and do not escape the triumphal attraction of the golem here, as we are confronted (again) with the fetid fact that a determinative force in human life is the virtual merging with the actual.
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A source close to the matter told Reuters Elliott had sent a letter to the Pernod Ricard board asking for 27 million euros in cost cuts and suggested options such as merging with another spirits company.
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Coca-Cola Enterprises is merging with two other global Coke bottlers to form a new company called Coca-Cola European Partners, which will be headquartered in Spain and ineligible for continued inclusion in the S&P 500.
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AOL co-founder Steve Case took to the stage at Disrupt New York this morning to discuss myriad issues, from his former company's merging with one-time competitor Yahoo (pro) to a potential run for Congress (naw).
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There has been some consolidation among the mid-sized auditors, with BDO set to leapfrog Grant Thornton by merging with Moore Stephens, although Bodin said this would not put pressure on his firm to find more partners.
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Both of these pointed to the collapsed bar, but there was controversy over how it might have formed -- as a natural outgrowth of the massive bar that formed from the disk, or from merging with other galaxies.
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The first time artist Ruben van Leer worked with a LIDAR scanner, he captured CERN's large hadron collider in 3D for hisspace-opera film, Symmetry , which tells the story of the character Lucas merging with the collider.
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The big discovery is Luchita Hurtado, 97, who in the 1960s and '70s, with second-wave feminism revving up, was making extraordinary paintings of her own body merging with what could easily be a Southern California landscape.
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From the biking shorts at Louis Vuitton to the "Tour de Ralph" racing jerseys at Ralph Lauren and an actual designer-branded bicycle at Balenciaga, this season we saw fashion merging with bike culture on the runway.
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VIENNA, April 25 (Reuters) - Raiffeisenlandesbank Oberoesterreich, one of the Austrian regional banks that together own most of Raiffeisen Bank International, has no interest in merging with RBI or selling its stake in it, its chief has said.
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The problem, Corbyn's critics allege, is that his leadership has been insufficiently concerned with anti-Zionism merging with anti-Semitism — which is why his comments on Thursday that compare Israel with ISIS were such a huge error.
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Borys said that no action has been taken regarding the merger and that the idea of Pekao merging with another state-run bank Alior Bank - an idea he opposes - would be contradictory to the PKO and Pekao merger.
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Ericsson has already lost its position as market leader to Huawei in mobile infrastructure and SocGen analysts expect Nokia, which has expanded by merging with French rival Alcatel, will overtake it in services in two to three years.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Davis Cup organisers are open to merging with the ATP over a unified event, tournament director Albert Costa has said while emphasising that the 118-year-old competition will remain the number one international tennis event.
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Backstory: Eccles actually began planning the e-sports venture when FanDuel was in the midst of merging with DraftKings, after which he would have become chairman of the combined entity (with DraftKings boss Jason Robins serving as CEO).
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Lukashenko has bristled at what he sees as Russia's attempt to strongarm his country into merging with its much larger neighbor, and accused Moscow of falling into "hysterics" over his moves to balance ties between East and West.
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And, that adeptness is important, because thus far, most veterans service organizations, the primary stakeholder voices in conversations around VA health care, have stated that they do not agree with merging with Tricare, or with full scale privatization.
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Last month, the Treasury Department issued its third and most stringent set of regulations aimed at curbing corporate inversions (the process by which an American business capitalizes on lower tax rates overseas by merging with a foreign company).
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Mubadala, which is merging with Abu Dhabi-owned International Petroleum Investment Company (IPIC), will not see any change it its strategy after the merger, which will be completed in May, Khaldoon al-Mubarak told Reuters in an interview.
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Ms. Mayer rejected the idea of merging with AOL a couple of years ago, but with Yahoo's business now in deep decline and the board of directors eager to find a way out, she may have no choice.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce filed a lawsuit on Thursday to block new rules issued by the Obama administration that prevent American corporations from merging with foreign-based companies and moving their headquarters abroad to save on taxes.
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Wellpath, which until last November was known as Correct Care Solutions (the company changed its name after merging with a competitor), says that it is responsible for about two hundred and fifty thousand people on any given day.
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Hours later, PSA Group (PUGOY), which owns Peugeot and Citroen and is merging with Fiat Chrysler, said it would shut 15 factories in seven countries including France, Spain, Germany and the United Kingdom until the end of March.
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WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) - The chief executive of United Technologies Corp said in a television interview that merging with Raytheon Co did not require approval from China, removing one possible hurdle from the creation of the proposed conglomerate.
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Adam said the U.S. market was relevant for Tata Steel Europe, which is currently working on merging with the European steel business of German rival Thyssenkrupp, adding it makes about half a billion euros of annual sales there.
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Obama himself showed up at the White House briefing room to tout the new proposals, which are meant to prevent a company from lowering its tax bill by moving its headquarters overseas after merging with a smaller company.
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The second possible shift is the convergence of wireless and cable, such as Verizon or T-Mobile (whether or not it's combined with Sprint) merging with a large cable company, like Charter or Comcast, which owns CNBC parent NBCUniversal.
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It has boosted its oilseed processing capacity to 24 million tonnes, giving it an 18 percent share of the Chinese market, after merging with state-owned cotton and grains trader Chinatex, the company's statement on the SASAC website said.
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It's also worth mentioning that Comcast was specifically bound by the FCC to honor net neutrality as a condition of merging with NBC, not because it felt as though net neutrality would be the best thing for its consumers.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Italy's UniCredit has recently expressed an interest to the German government about merging with state-backed Commerzbank, two people familiar with the matter said, adding that any deal would only come in the medium term.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The judge overseeing the U.S. Justice Department's bid to stop health insurer Anthem from merging with competitor Cigna said on Friday her goal was to have a ruling by the end of January, later than the Dec.
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This was a complex deal, with elaborate financing, a large consortium of investors, and an agonising wait as Chinese regulators temporarily suspended backdoor listings, a shortcut to list in which a company floats by merging with a listed shell.
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The second is major consolidation — Disney buying Fox, Comcast acquiring Sky, AT&T purchasing Time Warner and Viacom merging with CBS — that has put media companies with enterprise valuations under $50 billion at a severe disadvantage to their peers.
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The fourth-biggest U.S. wireless carrier by subscribers is exploring options to boost finances and better compete, through means such as merging with T-Mobile US Inc as well as a tie-up with cable provider Charter Communications Inc.
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Meanwhile, Madinet Nasr For Housing And Development gained 6.7 percent after saying it was still interested in merging with SODIC.. In Dubai, the index lost 2 percent, continuing to hover at its lowest level in more than five years.
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Boeing's Deal told reporters on Wednesday that Boeing continued to search for acquisitions after buying parts distributor KLX Inc for $4.25 billion, including about $1 billion of net debt, its largest deal since merging with McDonnell Douglas in 1997.
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"Because we recognize current Watkins employees could not control nor anticipate merging with a faith-based institution, it has been determined that special consideration will be given to current Watkins employees regardless of their position of faith," Mr. Kline wrote.
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At JPMorgan's Global Technology, Media and Telecom Conference, Stephenson spoke of curating "premium content ... uniquely for a mobile environment" as a new way to make money, now that AT&T is close to merging with massive media company Time Warner.
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Over the following year, the group joined a military campaign in Benghazi, took full control of Sirte and carried out attacks in Tripoli, partly by merging with or recruiting local militants from the al Qaeda-linked group Ansar al Sharia.
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Meanwhile, the top five apps from traditional retailers by time spent in the U.S. during H1 2017 were Walmart, Cartwheel (Target's app, which is now in the process of merging with Target's main app), Kohl's, The Home Depot and Kroger.
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A few months after Y Combinator-backed Grin merged its electric scooter business with Brazil-based Ride, it's now merging with Yellow, the bike-share startup based in Brazil that has also expressed its ambitions to get into electric scooters.
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CNP Assurances is in the process of merging with Banque Postale, the state-owned mail service's bank, in a government attempt to build a company that can provide bank and insurance services in less well serviced rural areas of France.
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Treasury department will issue third notice on tax inversions * Inversion merger with Allergan is fully within U.S. law * Says remains confident of merging with Allergan in second half of 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting by Ransdell Pierson)
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Elliott has called on Pernod Ricard to raise profit margins to bring them more in line with larger rival Diageo and improve governance, suggesting suggested 500 million euros in cost cuts and options such as merging with another spirits company.
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It is true: the last such endeavour, a pro-European split from the Labour Party in 1981, did not achieve the realignment it set out to create and ended up merging with the Liberals, forming the party Mr Farron now leads.
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The provider of online auction and vehicle marketing services will replace Dr Pepper Snapple, which is in the process of merging with Keurig Green Mountain and will no longer be eligible for inclusion in the S&P 500 following that transaction.
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Nikola Motor Company* — $250 millionLast finance round: $250 million; September 3, 2019Total raised: $635 million, per PitchBookNotable investors: CNH Industrial, U.S. Department of Energy, ValueAct Capital Management, Wabco*Nikola Motor Company is in the process of merging with VectoIQ Acquisition Corporation.
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Fiat Chrysler has been in discussions with a number of Chinese companies about potential equity investments, a prospect that took on greater significance after Mr. Marchionne tried and failed to persuade General Motors to consider merging with his company in 2015.
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Even aside from career worries, it's not difficult to understand the appeal of merging with A.I. After all, if enhancement leads to superintelligence and extreme longevity, isn't it better than the alternative — the inevitable degeneration of the brain and body?
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Catching Golf's Motion in a Still Photo Fall Fashion: The Shape of Things to Come, Starring the Season's Freshest Faces Jocks Rule, Nerds Drool A Free Press Needs You Weekend Reads: Those Terrible Teenage Years We Are Merging With Robots.
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To help fund the plan, Caesars will give creditors stock in a new group it will create by merging with another affiliate, Caesars Acquisition Co (CAC), which in July agreed to sell its online games unit for $4.4 billion in cash.
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But it was in the new wave of the late 60s and early 70s—when the big studios were merging with the alternative sensibilities of independent American cinema—that Gold's work merged the moment and the mood, with the movie.
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Cruz's methods can be ruthless, as Ben Carson learned in Iowa and as Rubio was reminded in South Carolina, where the Cruz campaign promoted images of Rubio not just shaking hands with Obama but merging with him, their two faces becoming one.
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In 1948-49, the BAA's last season before merging with the rival National Basketball League to form the NBA, the struggling Warriors finished with a 28-32 record, but Fulks kept filling it up at 26 PPG, second only to George Mikan's 28.3.
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In her memoir, Biden provides an intimate look at her upbringing and marriage -- detailing her merging with a young family coping with extreme loss and her experience maintaining her own identity as she became a mother and wife to a very public figure.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 25 (Reuters) - German container shipping firm Hapag-Lloyd on Monday reported a 32 percent year-on-year rise in 2018 operating profit, citing higher transport volumes, improved freight rates and ongoing cost synergies from merging with rival UASC in 2017.
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Additionally, though, there was something magnetically frenetic about it all, the high-speed combat merging with the grandiosity of the setting to build a kind of high-action ballet: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon by way of the old-school beat-em-up.
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The virtual camera angles of the display also mimic the way a driver looks around when doing things like entering an intersection or merging with traffic, all again with the effort of making the rider feel comfortable with the driving decisions being made.
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While the big companies often grab the headlines with large acquisitions (think Rio Tinto buying Alcan, BHP merging with Billiton and later spinning most of it off in South 32), the engine room of the mining sector tends to be among the juniors.
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A Nor'easter, caused by snowstorms in the Midwest merging with a coastal storm, began dumping snow onto the East Coast early Tuesday, with up to 214 inches expected to fall in suburbs around New York City, according to the National Weather Service.
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Yet Mr Macron has a more subtle and radical goal than old-style dirigisme; as if to prove it, he agreed this week that Alstom, which makes high-speed trains, could drift from state influence by merging with its private-sector German rival.
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He reminded the audience in Austin that his new brain-computer interface company, Neuralink, is designed to help humans keep pace with AI by merging with software, a science fiction concept that feels far, if not impossibly so, from reality at the moment.
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"For this group, which mistrusts the mainstream press on principle, and as a matter of political identity, Trump has become the major source of information about Trump, along with Fox News, which has slowly been merging with the Trump government," he said.
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She suspects a combination of many of the pitfalls of capitalism brought a sea change—for instance, large tobacco companies like Philip Morris and R. J. Reynolds buying or merging with food companies in the 1980s, or Reagan-era trickle down economics.
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The US Justice Department sued AT&T on Monday to block its proposed $85.4 billion takeover of CNN parent company Time Warner in a landmark antitrust move that prevents the world's largest telecommunications provider from merging with the world's third-largest entertainment firm.
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Euronext has agreed to buy Paris-based LCH SA for 510 million euros ($538 million), but the deal can only go ahead if LSE Group succeeds in merging with Deutsche Boerse, a tie-up regulators will rule on by the end of June.
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Richard Branson, Virgin's billionaire founder, is sad that Virgin America airlines is being sold to Alaska Airlines for $2.6 billion: "I would be lying if I didn't admit sadness that our wonderful airline is merging with another," he wrote on his blog.
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This is the third major market Uber has exited like this: In August 2016, China-based ride-hail behemoth Didi acquired Uber's business in the country; in July 2017, Uber pulled its operations out of Russia by merging with competitor Yandex Taxi.
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He also noted CEO McAdam's lukewarm attitude toward buying or merging with media companies, saying that Verizon has no plan to establish its own video streaming platform but that it plans to announce a partnership with an existing provider later this month.
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Mubadala, which is merging with fellow state fund International Petroleum Investment Co, made a loss attributable to equity owners of 4.43 billion dirhams ($1.21 billion) in the first six months of 2016 compared with a profit of 625.5 million dirhams a year earlier.
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Throughout the hearing, Legere assured lawmakers that by merging with Sprint, the "New T-Mobile" would help enable US leadership in 5G, increase competition in wireless and in-home broadband, drop wireless plan prices across the board, and be a catalyst for job creation.
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Between the lines: BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti has in the past alluded to the fact that the company would be open to merging with other media companies in order to achieve the scale needed to compete with bigger tech companies, like Google and Facebook.
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Two of the sources familiar with the matter also said firms that had initially shown an interest, including DEA, a vehicle of Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman which is in the process of merging with Wintershall, and Sweden's Lundin Petroleum, were unlikely to pursue their interest.
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Jefferies analysts estimate that BASF could generate around $720 million of annual cost synergies from merging with Monsanto by 2020, but their $5.4 billion net present value — what they would be worth as a lump sum today — falls far short of justifying such generosity.
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The Obama Administration issued rules that make it harder for a company to pull off the ultimate tax dodge: merging with a foreign firm to change its legal address to a tax haven to wipe out the U.S. taxes owed on its offshore profits.
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Read more about how the deal could help bolster CBS and Viacom's streaming services: 3 big ways CBS merging with Viacom could help it fight Netflix — and one downside to the dealAre you a CBS or Viacom insider with a tip for another story?
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At once a tale of tragic heroism and a sprawling but concisely written epic, it shows how an industry founded to counteract Big Pharma is now uneasily merging with it, creating a two-headed monster whose tentacles ensnare both hapless victims and would-be regulators.
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She wore jeans to dinner parties with big, brass buckles and silver jewelry ("Chandelier earrings," my mother would mutter to herself after we got home, her eyebrows so far up her forehead that they were merging with her hairline), and she had chunky caramel highlights.
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Instead of going public through a traditional stock sale or a direct listing of shares as Spotify (SPOT) and Slack (WORK) did, DraftKings is merging with an already public special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) named Diamond Eagle Acquisition Corp (DEAC) that trades on the Nasdaq.
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A group of U.S. states suing to block T-Mobile US from merging with Sprint on Wednesday told a federal judge that the deal would raise prices for consumers, while the phone companies pushed back and emphasized they would compete aggressively to push prices down.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A massive $32 billion bailout package for India's dominant state-run banks will not happen again and lenders will have to find their own funding by selling non-core assets and merging with each other, a senior government official said on Monday.
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Sergio Marchionne, FCA's boss, has long hoped to combine with GM to tackle what he sees as the industry's needless duplication of investment—even if nowadays Mr Marchionne is talking more about merging with VW, which is still struggling to move on from its emissions-cheating scandal.
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HAHN: You know what&aposs going to be hilarious, Dave, you know what&aposs going to be hilarious, if like sometime in October, Nancy Pelosi, after you&aposve made all of these ads with her face merging with the candidate that you are running the ads against.
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Supplying much-needed credit to the world's largest economy was fine by the regulators, of course, but any activity that might make a bank more complex and harder to manage — such as merging with another big bank, or even bolting on a smaller company — was frowned upon.
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Elliott, which the first source said views its dialogue with Pernod Ricard as constructive, has called for some 500 million euros of cost cuts, suggested options such as merging with another spirits company and said its board needed more independence as many directors have Ricard family links.
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The legislation is the third in a series of bills that Levin, the top Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee, has introduced to limit corporate tax "loopholes" and curb corporate inversions — transactions in which a U.S. company reincorporates overseas after merging with a foreign company.
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The legislation is the third in a series of bills that Levin, the top Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee, has introduced to limit corporate tax "loopholes" and curb corporate inversions -- transactions in which a U.S. company reincorporates overseas after merging with a foreign company.
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The same goes for the Yamuna, which travels 1,375 kilometers (855 miles) before merging with the Ganges and the Saraswati River at Triveni Sangam, known as the confluence of three rivers, in India's northern Uttar Pradesh state, and the site for the Kumbh Mela, the world's largest religious festival.
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To speed up the macroeconomic convergence necessary for a single currency across the entire sub-region, six anglophone heads of state met in Accra, Ghana in 2000 and agreed to create a second monetary zone for the anglophone countries, with the ultimate aim of merging with the francophone countries.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates' Brooge Petroleum and Gas Investment Co (BPGIC) said it would list on the Nasdaq stock exchange after merging with U.S.-based firm Twelve Seas Investment Co. The $1 billion deal is expected to be finalised before July 1, Brooge said in a statement.
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In 2014, for example, the regulator fined Norwegian salmon farmer Marine Harvest 20 million euros for merging with a rival without first having sought EU clearance "This certainly sets down a marker for future cases," said Nicholas French, co-head of the China antitrust practice at law firm Freshfields.
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CVS Health has more than 9,85033 facilities across America and by merging with Aetna, the third largest health insurance provider in the nation, there's hopefully a good opportunity to improve day-to-day health care and patient wellness by integrating acute care services, pharmacy, retail and a health plan.
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Outside of hotels, the best shot at an acquirer might be India where OYO, fresh from raising $250 million, is keen to expand its Southeast Asia presence and rival Treebo is also casting eyes on the region, but RedDoorz itself could boost its business by merging with its rival.
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"Merging with another firm to gain assets, lift out a star investment team, or buy a specialized manager has long been touted as one way for asset managers to survive falling fees and margins and compensate for a lack of organic growth," as Institutional Investor's Julie Segal noted.
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His administration stopped T-Mobile from merging with either AT&T or Sprint, blocked Comcast from swallowing Time Warner Cable, imposed tough network neutrality rules in broadband providers, and has generally taken the view that the high barriers to entry in these sectors justify a heavy-handed regulatory approach.
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DUBAI, April 15 (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates' Brooge Petroleum and Gas Investment Co (BPGIC) said it would list on the Nasdaq stock exchange after merging with U.S.-based firm Twelve Seas Investment Co. The $1 billion deal is expected to be finalised before July 1, Brooge said in a statement.
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The experience of the 28 MPs who left Labour in 1981 to form the Social Democratic Party provides a cautionary tale; never successful enough to break through under first-past-the-post they ended up merging with the Liberals to form the Liberal Democrats, who currently have just eight MPs.
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The merger, expected to be finalized next year, must still be approved by shareholders and federal regulators, but at issue is how a retail pharmacy giant with 10,85033 locations merging with a company insuring over 22 million will affect how Americans receive health care, as well as its cost and quality.
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So it's worth noting that the only reason T-Mobile is even able to try merging with Sprint is that the U.S. government effectively blocked its last big deal — when AT&T was going to acquire T-Mobile in 2011 for $39 billion — because of its threat to the market's competitiveness.
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In 2012, it purchased Mach for €550 million, merging with its main competitor in providing roaming-related financial services to mobile carriers (the deal received scrutiny from the European Commission around concerns it would create a "virtual monopoly" over these services and required a pair of Mach's businesses to be divested).
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That played into the strategy of Syria's Qaeda affiliate, the Nusra Front, to blend in with the wider rebel movement by changing its name, announcing a break with Al Qaeda and merging with other factions — moves that have not convinced the United States that the group has changed, Mr. Fernandez said.
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Facebook and startups like Elon Musk's Neuralink are pouring money into a new wave of neurotechnology with bold promises, like typing with your thoughts or, in Musk's words, merging with AI. All of these devices generate huge amounts of neural data, potentially one of the most sensitive forms of personal information.
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They're merging with video games and television and toys and theme park rides and branded content—I'm naive, but I was still surprised to see the Lexus from the Black Panther Lexus commercials show up in Black Panther—to form a knotty meta-narrative that ultimately signifies nothing (except maybe corporate profits).
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Sometimes secular hospitals merging with Catholic health care institutions have preserved access to procedures such as postpartum tubal ligations (the procedure Ms. Norris wanted) by carving out an area of the hospital as a separate legal entity that is not subject to the Catholic restrictions, said Lois Uttley, the founder of MergerWatch.
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Even more significantly going forward, the internet and grid are merging with the arrival of the internet of things and networked industrial control systems in which all device to device and machine to machine communications, as well as all traditional phone calls and texting, are now managed in these same internet infrastructure facilities.
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"With a high-bandwidth brain-machine interface, we can have the option of merging with AI." He also assured the audience that two people with the chips would theoretically be able to communicate though a kind of "telepathy" — and that the tech's revenue stream would not be based on advertising beamed directly into the brain.
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These puddles are capable of merging with each other to form a terrifying monster that resembles something like season one's Demogorgon combined with the Mind Flayer: It's got long, spider-like arms and the Demogorgon's layered, petal-like mouth, as well as the convenient ability to collapse back into a puddle of unkillable goo.
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GOAT is merging with legendary sneaker retailer Flight Club and raising $60 million Scott Martin is joining the GOAT Group's board of directors and extends Foot Locker's investments in startup companies and brands, which already included the women's luxury activewear brand Carbon38; tactical play and children's lifestyle brand Super Heroic; and footwear design academy PENSOLE.
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Several astrobiologists consider what life requires and which planets and moons might have the right mix: neuroscientist Anil Seth considers the "alien" intelligence of the octopus here on Earth; cosmologist Martin Rees speculates on the possibility of humans merging with machine intelligence and setting out to explore the universe as a new cyborg species.
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More recently, producers have also embraced big data analysis techniques that are providing "a lot of insight into how best to drill a well, where to locate a well and the fracking techniques to use," said Binu Mathew, who heads digital products at GE Oil & Gas, which is merging with Baker Hughes Inc BHI.
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The moon's time in Capricorn makes a few very intense aspects between May 17 and 224, when it faces off with Mars in temperamental Cancer on Tuesday at 212:234 AM, before merging with the overpowering presence of Saturn at 6:22 PM that day and Pluto in Capricorn at 11:57 PM on Wednesday.
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