Nvidia's meteoric rise has been followed by a meteoric fall.
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Next, we took a peek at Luckin Coffe's meteoric rise.
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Kickstarter launched in 250 and almost instantly saw meteoric growth.
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Ramsey's meteoric rise is proof that success takes many paths.
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Be smart: Meteoric smoke also helps form clouds on Earth.
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Stephens, 24, has had a meteoric rise in recent months.
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That's one way to explain Trump's meteoric rise, at least.
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But the group's meteoric rise to fame didn't come overnight.
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Her rise, which we chronicled earlier today, has been meteoric.
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The rise in betting has been nothing short of meteoric.
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In general, internet ad spending has seen a meteoric rise.
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The campaign faces questions familiar to most meteoric TV phenomena.
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His wealth has followed the meteoric rise of Amazon's stock.
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But again and again, the definitive, meteoric moment didn't come.
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The startup's meteoric rise has caught the Chinese government's attention.
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Ms. Duckett has enjoyed a meteoric rise through corporate America.
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Image: Screengrab via HBO GoPresident Donald Trump's administration is currently imploding in spectacular fashion, from the meteoric rise and equally meteoric collapse of week-long communications director Anthony Scaramucci to high-profile legislative disasters.
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Another professes to be an insider account of his meteoric rise.
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Her rise to running capital markets at BAML has been meteoric.
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Hubris is both the fuel for great disruption, and meteoric failure.
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Warren's rise in Massachusetts politics in 20183 and 22018 was meteoric.
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But the pair's post-Sochi meteoric success ultimately took its toll.
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But will this be a meteoric rise of a brilliant blogger?
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The meteoric post is from the eco-friendly apparel company Tentree.
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And the town's economic expansion has experienced the same meteoric rise.
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More generally, the narrative of meteoric rise and then well-deserved
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Even with the meteoric rise, some see potential in the charts.
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Bitcoin's meteoric rise has captivated Wall Street and Main Street alike.
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He talked to insiders to learn more about Wintroub's meteoric rise.
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Despite its simplistic premise, the app had a pretty meteoric rise.
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This is after the cryptocurrency's meteoric rise in value last year.
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Though not instantaneous, Zverev's rise up the rankings has been meteoric.
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You said that your newspaper played a role in her meteoric rise.
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Sainz has had a less meteoric rise but is also highly rated.
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Sunday night's victory comes after a meteoric rise for the wunderkind filmmaker.
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Not surprisingly, we see a meteoric rise in automated provisioning and containers.
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Plus up and comer Comethazine stops by to discuss his meteoric rise.
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Neither candidate is likely to experience a meteoric rise in public approval.
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Cardi B's meteoric rise to fame has not come without some troubles.
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TikTok's meteoric rise to popularity showcases the internet's more clever video editing.
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"It's been absolutely meteoric," said Chris Nemeth, the president of Hopeful Harvest.
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Shipping stocks' recent meteoric rise has attracted more interest from short sellers.
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The meteoric rise of ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) on the internet led to this video.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The meteoric rise this week of Tilray Inc's (TLRY.
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Few tech start-ups have enjoyed a rise as meteoric as Uber's.
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Gretchen Bender's work faded into obscurity following her meteoric 1980's career.
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After her meteoric Lindy Hop career, Ms. Miller reinvented herself in 22003.
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Enthused and euphoric, her rise, meteoric,Her heart all atingle — then numbed.
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While it seemingly came out of nowhere, Slack's meteoric rise was no coincidence.
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Her interactions with the press during her husband's meteoric campaign were extremely guarded.
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To say Juul Labs has had a meteoric rise would be an understatement.
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It's one of the most meteoric rise and fall stories in sports history.
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Instagram's meteoric rise continues, dwarfing the stagnant growth rates of Snapchat and Facebook.
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It's the latest stage in a meteoric 210 for the self-driving startup.
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In the late 2000s, MIA's meteoric rise was heavily influenced by Baltimore club.
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Macron has shaken up French politics with his meteoric rise to the presidency.
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Yet Zenefits' compliance missteps appear to be a byproduct of its meteoric growth.
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At the time, USC football was on its meteoric rise under Pete Carroll.
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Despite its meteoric rise, the shares have fallen into a period of consolidation.
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He has had a meteoric rise to prominence in the world of tech.
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Chance the Rapper's meteoric rise doesn't seem to be letting down anytime soon.
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Smallsats have seen a meteoric rise in popularity over the past few years.
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Kotas' promotion follows the meteoric rise of Amazon's advertising business in recent years.
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The filing on Thursday formally pulls back the curtain on Snap's meteoric growth.
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The months he spent in the city were pivotal to his meteoric rise.
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Jeff Zucker's meteoric rise in the media industry may not be over yet.
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Still, her meteoric rise was quite different from the attention her teammates garnered.
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Boeing's meteoric run could be coming to an end, according to one technician.
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Still, the stock has had a meteoric rise since going public in July.
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That name would be Nvidia, which has flatlined following a meteoric rise last year.
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I had a meteoric rise in the game industry and had been really lucky.
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Let's take a look at the moments that shaped its meteoric rise in 2018.
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Trump's meteoric political rise is heavily predicated on a backlash against that very globalization.
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Several banks and central bankers have warned against its meteoric rise in its value.
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Over the past ten years, renewable energy has been on a meteoric growth trajectory.
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Syphilis in particular has been on a meteoric rise, increasing 66.7 percent since 2011.
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These high-growth startups don't tend to repeat that meteoric ascent once they're public.
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Analysts and traders say the meteoric gains in thermal coal prices are not sustainable.
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Amy Schumer's fall from grace has been as precipitous as her rise was meteoric.
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Instead, the meteoric rise of streaming subscribers exists in tandem with existing cable subscribers.
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So which start-ups are leading the charge these days after experiencing meteoric growth?
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O'Reilly will be replaced by Tucker Carlson, who is currently on a meteoric comeback.
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But Michel knew about it well before bitcoin's meteoric rise to $20,000 last year.
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Buttigieg, an openly gay military veteran, had a meteoric rise in the 2020 race.
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Obviously, none of this prevented the ride-sharing app's meteoric ascent to corporate superstardom.
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Coal's meteoric rise through the 2000s finally ran its course and renewables took hold.
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Bitcoin has experienced a meteoric rise in value over the last couple of weeks.
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Trump focused little on technology policy during his meteoric rise to the White House.
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LOSERS * Elizabeth Warren: The meteoric rise of Sanders is very bad news for Warren.
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The match added to what has been a meteoric rise for Shapovalov this summer.
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The discovery of C.T.E. adds another turn in Mr. Hernandez's meteoric rise and fall.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bitcoin's meteoric rise is looking like speeded-up unicorn hype.
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A year after Pokémon Go's meteoric rise, no other app launch has come close.
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Many credit Lis Smith, Buttigieg's senior advisor for communications, for the mayor's meteoric rise.
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Brazil's meteoric growth under the Lula presidency and first Rousseff term was always unsustainable.
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Snapchat's meteoric rise cuts to the heart of what Facebook cares about most: sharing.
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In his meteoric political career, Trump has upended a succession of political rules and truisms.
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"It's definitely been crazy," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue of her meteoric rise.
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A good showing next month would cement Zelenskiy's meteoric rise and upending of Ukrainian politics.
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"Endgame's" meteoric rise to the top of the box office wasn't luck, it was strategy.
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Now with millions of gamers chasing tens of thousands in prizes, it's experienced meteoric growth.
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That's an almost meteoric rise of 16 points in just a month and a half.
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The stock has had a meteoric rise, soaring 586 percent in the last three months.
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Is it just another cog in the wheel powering China's meteoric rise to global power?
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The cryptocurrency that saw a meteoric rise in 2017 has had it rough this year.
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While LTE availability saw a meteoric rise, the same cannot be said of 4G speeds.
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But Jones' behavior outside the cage repeatedly has hampered his meteoric rise inside his sport.
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Her meteoric rise didn't begin from a blue-chip company or a high-impact role.
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And that same year, 2015, may have been the tail end of SoulCycle's meteoric rise.
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Last year's 1,800 percent meteoric rise in bitcoin peaked at over $19,000 in mid-December.
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The decision comes after his meteoric rise in the race flamed out in recent weeks.
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The former Facebook employee warned China to "tread carefully" in dealing with bitcoin's meteoric rise.
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But the meteoric rise of Mexican native Fernando Valenzuela changed baseball in southern California for Latinos.
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Meteoric fireballs, for instance, are extensively documented these days, captured on dashboard, security, and phone cameras.
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In honor of Christie's meteoric rise to fame, we're taking a look back at her career.
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Swift, meteoric rises and abrupt, catastrophic falls govern the lives of the entire Pied Piper team.
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But, with the meteoric rise of the company, it's not a surprise that this didn't last.
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Throughout Uber's meteoric rise, it has used its massive war chest only once for M&A.
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But let's be clear: Save the World has very little to do with Fortnite's meteoric success.
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Despite its meteoric rise, the boycott ultimately faded with little concrete effect on the publishing giant.
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Grime's revival and meteoric rise since 2014 has been as unexpected as it has been overwhelming.
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Shen has enjoyed a meteoric rise and is close to Xi, diplomatic and leadership sources say.
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You could certainly count the ways the Saints' loss was an undoing of their meteoric rise.
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Why it matters: It's a testament to the meteoric rise of the Green New Deal concept.
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Messenger's meteoric rise continued as it added one hundred million more active users every few months.
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Warren has seen a meteoric rise in the narrowing Democratic field over the last several months.
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Warren has seen a meteoric rise in a narrowing Democratic field over the past several months.
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Cryptocurrencies have caught regulators attention in recent months following their meteoric rise over the past year.
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Zhao, known as CZ, started Binance in July 4953 and it has enjoyed a meteoric rise.
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Armstrong made a good attempt at interviewing Khalifa about her short-lived but meteoric porn career.
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Given the meteoric rise of Beyond Meat and Impossible Food's big year, the space is hot.
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Cryptocurrencies have caught regulators attention in recent months following their meteoric rise over the past year.
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If Cook's rise to starting was unexpected and meteoric, Osweiler's promotion continued his roller coaster ride.
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After a record-setting 2018, however, digital health investing continued to reach meteoric heights in 2019.
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By buying Amazon early, many retail investors were able to get in on Amazon's meteoric growth.
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USWNT's meteoric rise in the tournament this year did not come without controversy off the field, though.
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And that's probably because his rise started with a long, slow burn, followed by a meteoric moonshot.
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The social media platform was instrumental in driving Trump's meteoric rise through the ranks of Republican politics.
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Paris Jackson (Michael Jackson's 18-year-old daughter) has had a meteoric rise to stardom this year.
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Still, 2 Dope Queen's meteoric success is turning heads in an industry that's starting to get whiplash.
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Situational awareness: The price of a single Bitcoin topped $15,000 this morning, continuing the cryptocurrency's meteoric rise.
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Trump's unexpected and meteoric rise to the GOP nomination is about to be secured after Tuesday's primaries.
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The meteoric rise of child prodigies almost always comes with a fall, but what happens after that?
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But that hasn't stopped Huang from almost doubling his net worth amid the firm's ongoing, meteoric ascent.
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Billionaire financier Ken Langone, who played a crucial role in funding Home Depot's meteoric rise, blasted Sen.
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The music they create together chronicling their daily struggles and triumphs eventually leads them to meteoric success.
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His meteoric rise is lesson No. 1 on leadership: Most voters do not listen through their ears.
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It had dropped out of the top ten following a meteoric rise upon its release last July.
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But Altria just announced a strategic move that could allow it to benefit from vaping's meteoric rise.
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Canadians, however, are eager to jump on the bandwagon and support the youngster following her meteoric rise.
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Between its meteoric rise and its missteps and scandals, Uber has been a goldmine for the press.
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That could be a concern for investors who had hoped Uber would maintain a meteoric growth rate.
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What prompted the melody's meteoric rise was a 1960s recording by the French conductor Jean-François Paillard.
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Those are among the signs of the meteoric ascent experienced by a kitchen product with humble beginnings.
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A good showing next month would cement the former television comedian's meteoric rise to upend Ukrainian politics.
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The star pitcher edged out last year's winner Nick Lowery thanks to the meteoric rise of Tesla.
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The virtual currency's meteoric rise in recent months has the project's creator expressing concern about market excess.
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Netflix, the N in FANG, smashed subscribership growth expectations and is adding fuel to their meteoric rise.
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Neumann was, after all, responsible for the near-demise of WeWork as well as its meteoric ascent.
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"It's so funny because people in interviews will say, 'Let's talk about your meteoric rise,'" she said.
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Lithium prices have also been taking a breather after their meteoric rise over the 2015-2017 period.
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The meteoric rise is because Rite Aid is one of the most shorted stocks on the market.
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That's also the formula that fueled Barack Obama's meteoric rise to the presidency in the mid-aughts.
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Supporters even compare her performance with Emmanuel Macron's meteoric rise to the presidency across the border in France.
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For PiperChat, Dinesh was worried his app's meteoric growth would stall if he asked for broad user permissions.
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After a meteoric rise and spectacular crash, it is now the time to recycle cash into other brands.
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Hemedti, a one-time livestock trader turned militia commander in Darfur, made a meteoric rise as Bashir's enforcer.
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But that's entirely due to the meteoric rise in the company's stake in Chinese e-commerce company, Alibaba.
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AfD is currently polling at about 15 percent – a meteoric rise from less than 5 percent last summer.
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The Oscar-nominated music pic Bohemian Rhapsody (named after the karaoke favorite) chronicles Queen's meteoric rise to fame.
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Image: GettyWith the meteoric rise in popularity of Ethereum, cryptocurrencies and blockchains are back in the news again.
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So far, Tesla's seen a meteoric rise, with shares climbing nearly 2,192 percent since hitting the public market.
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A good showing next month would cement the former television comedian's meteoric rise and upending of Ukrainian politics.
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VidCon's growth has been meteoric, and could easily eclipse another venture started by Green in 2015 — NerdCon: Stories.
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The report credited the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) interventionist policies for China's meteoric economic development and technological advances.
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For Sandu, it was a life-changing experience that cemented his meteoric rise in the American tech industry.
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After several years of meteoric growth, business groups are boasting about setbacks in the movement for higher wages.
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The rise of Ceferin, who was not involved with UEFA's executive committee at all, was even more meteoric.
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We're absolutely psyched to have David Baszucki join us on stage to talk about the company's meteoric rise.
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An exhibition in Paris showcases the work of a Chinese photographer whose career was meteoric, and tragically brief.
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She had led the e-commerce business through its meteoric rise and IPO, and now it was crashing.
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In case you haven't been following the meal's meteoric rise, it was released to great fanfare in August.
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An indie studio celebrated for its meteoric rise was quickly maligned as a cautionary tale for ambitious developers.
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Facebook's meteoric climb coincided with MySpace's rapid decline, and Facebook became the largest social networking platform in 2008.
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Prices rise when demand exceeds supply, and more people wanting to buy Bitcoin explains its meteoric price rise.
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It was an escape, a lifelong pastime and a key element to the narrative that propelled his meteoric rise.
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Cardi's rap career has been meteoric, playing off a number of factors, but the path to it was indirect.
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Pompeo, in contrast, has had a "meteoric rise," as his friend Steve Scalise, the House Republican Whip, told me.
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A similar process of cloud formation is also observed on Earth when meteoric dust falls into our planet's skies.
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For now, Mexicans are praying that Mr Trump will prove more temperate in office than during his meteoric rise.
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The memoir is about Polk's meteoric rise on Wall Street during the go-go years of the new millennium.
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It was one part meet-and-greet, one part legitimate competition, and one part celebration of Ninja's meteoric rise.
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Free ad-supported video viewing (AVOD) will continue its meteoric growth, but consumers will retaliate against poor advertising experiences.
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Q: You first came to prominence with Enron, so what did you learn from that meteoric rise and collapse?
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Their domination was a process, one that literally began decades ago, before reality television really started its meteoric rise.
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The country's meteoric rise in the late 1970s and 1980s meant that some of its mangrove forests were lost.
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Switch off your vines and hoists so Pastoricate is escorting you in meteoric dropout Eddie the tufted flying worm.
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We've already seen the powerful effect of Apple's built-in user base with the meteoric success of Apple Music.
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Bad Bunny's meteoric rise from supermarket bagboy to Latin music superstar admittedly makes for a tidy and digestible story.
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Trump's meteoric rise was a shot in the arm to a party already reeling from years of incessant infighting.
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Credit-Suisse Securities, in a report early this year, said Patanjali's "meteoric rise" had hurt Colgate-Palmolive (India) Ltd.
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The climate plan came into the spotlight with the meteoric rise of Ocasio-Cortez as a growing progressive force.
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The 43-year-old's meteoric rise to fame inspired a new generation of young American golfers at the time.
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"Since his meteoric rise last season, the comparisons between Joao and Ronaldo have been constant," Magalhaes told Business Insider.
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Oatly's meteoric rise in the US was fueled not by conventional marketing but grassroots and word-of-mouth tactics.
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Trump's announcement last week underscored the meteoric rise of commercial ventures, and the commensurate decline in NASA's public profile.
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When he spoke to old acquaintances about his meteoric rise from vagrant to entrepreneur, he radiated clarity and joy.
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And if there were any doubts about Prescott's meteoric rise to NFL fan favorite, Cyber Monday just confirmed it.
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It has yet to be seen how, if at all, this latest controversy will affect the company's meteoric growth.
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Mr. Wang joined the orchestra as its principal oboist in 2006 after a meteoric rise in the music world.
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Exhibitions and club parties (most notably at famous Mudd Club) allowed him to mingle and collaborate, enjoying meteoric exposure.
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Han has enjoyed a meteoric rise under Xi, being promoted to command China's ground forces shortly after this parade.
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Perhaps not unexpectedly, Combs admits he did have some trouble sorting through the stress that accompanied his meteoric rise.
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That's not exactly meteoric growth, but at least, it gives Starbucks a fighting chance after the morning coffee rush.
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This certainly isn't the first time Suga — and BTS — have acknowledged the darkness that has accompanied their meteoric rise.
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Then they reflected on a meteoric rise that nobody could have predicted, one that Bryan still struggles to explain.
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Since Uber's meteoric rise, Silicon Valley has continued to bring tech philosophy, and tech funding, to physical world problems.
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The meteoric rise of religious nones began in the early 1990s and has grown 266% since 1991, he said.
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But that kind of contact is slow to take effect, while the party has already enjoyed a meteoric rise.
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But the meeting has become a meteoric flashpoint in the roiling controversy over the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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From the start of Trump's meteoric political career to the end, he never enjoyed the support of most Americans.
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When I asked experts to dissect its magic, the common refrain was that its meteoric rise is akin to rosé's.
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I suspect that most other countries in the world have experienced the same sort of meteoric rise in internet connectivity.
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Another caveat: Some of bitcoin's recent meteoric rise may be on a supply-and-demand mismatch that might ease ahead.
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Whether the lightweight king Dos Anjos can force a stutter in the Dubliner's meteoric ascension on March 5 is unknown.
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Below, Barton opens up about her meteoric rise and what it takes to master the art of a standout shot.
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Adele - 19 Adele stole everyone's heart with the soulful ballad, "Hello" which launched her already meteoric career into another galaxy.
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While the fate of the retailer remains unknown, we took a look at Macy's meteoric rise and its recent fall.
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For Cruise, the investment news is the latest in what has been a meteoric five-year rise for the company.
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Pyo's meteoric rise to 'editors' favorite' status over the past two years has all the makings of a fashion fairytale.
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Having a dedicated app that Twitter could focus on and promote helped Twitter, for a time, experience almost meteoric growth.
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Apple's meteoric climb is far from over, says one trader who is betting that the stock will continue its rally.
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The second Olympic medal caps a meteoric rise for the former long-jumper who only switched to sprinting in 2014.
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You look at a historical graph of my life and I have all of these meteoric climbs to the top.
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Bitcoin's meteoric rise took a hit overnight as the digital currency erased, then mostly recovered, about $200 in 12 hours.
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The meteoric rise in mobile devices such as these has radically changing classrooms across the country and around the world.
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His vlogs, meteoric streaming rise, calm competitive demeanor, and glamorous offline life all gave the impression of an effortless talent.
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While Buser has been popular with locals, traditional bus drivers are calling for regulation to slow the company's meteoric growth.
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But Ayers' meteoric rise has also earned him his fair share of critics, including a few inside the White House.
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It's now trading below $6,0003, far from the heights it reached during its meteoric rise at the end of 2017.
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It's now trading around $5,500, far from the heights it reached during its meteoric rise at the end of 2017.
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Bitcoin's meteoric rise in price this year is backing people into two camps: the deeply suspicious and the incredibly enthusiastic.
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After the meteoric rise of Beto O'Rourke in Texas, Harris is no longer the freshest face in the Democratic field.
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Both candidates have benefitted from meteoric rises in popularity and they've managed to do it without creating too many enemies.
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In the midst of a meteoric rise in 2017, it seemed like everyone under the sun was talking about bitcoin.
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Bitcoin saw a meteoric rise in 2017 as digital currencies surged in popularity and dozens of competitors came to market.
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Abroms believes Ossoff's meteoric rise is merely a reaction to Trump's victory that won't stop Republicans from keeping the seat.
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Their rise from the streets of Bethnal Green, and indeed from their time as boxers, was little short of meteoric.
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Onavo allowed Facebook to spot WhatsApp's meteoric rise and justify paying $22016 billion to buy the chat startup in 22016.
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Her meteoric and concurrent rise in both the fashion and art worlds is largely due to her style-morphing abilities.
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"Whitney" — a new documentary, sanctioned by her family and her estate — addresses this challenge by largely ignoring her meteoric rise.
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The meteoric rise of Macron and En Marche has coincided with the collapse in support for France's mainstream political parties.
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At just 32, hers is the kind of meteoric rise that Hollywood makes movies about, but almost never actually happens.
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Juul's meteoric rise has been followed by a hasty retreat in recent months, amid a nationwide political backlash over vaping.
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The challenge now is figuring out how to increase revenue and recapture the magic that propelled Under Armour's meteoric rise.
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Max Wolff, chief economist at The Phoenix Group, sees a potential end for the S&P 2000's meteoric rise.
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And there she remained throughout Park's own meteoric political rise — all the way to the Blue House, the presidential mansion.
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It makes BTS special, and is likely a cause for their meteoric rise in global popularity, that they do the opposite.
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For those of us with long memories and some sense of history, Bitcoin's recent meteoric rise is both thrilling and terrifying.
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So it's worth getting up to speed on his background — and on what his meteoric rise would mean for the party.
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The ongoing success of Sleep No More in New York and the meteoric growth of escape rooms alone demonstrates the interest.
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The meteoric rise in late-stage valuations globally has affected the venture capital industry and investors throughout the company life cycle.
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Facebook launched video comments today, a feature that acknowledges the meteoric rise and continued growth of online video creation and consumption.
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As a result of Pimco Income's meteoric rise, sales commissions have been lowered, the two sources familiar with the situation said.
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However, the chances of another meteoric run-up like that of 2008, when the price reached $147 a barrel, are low.
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Seeing its meteoric rise, other startups quickly tried to apply the Uber model to every type of service under the sun.
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Hired by Facebook in 2011, he joined the company's DC office right as their meteoric rise invited intense scrutiny from Congress.
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But IDC's latest data, as provided to The Verge, shows China's Huawei enjoying a meteoric rise since the start of 2017.
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If Uber's meteoric rise has taught us anything, it's that if you could have someone (or something) drive you, you would.
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The approach once worked well for Facebook, which opened itself up to developers starting in 2010 to aide its meteoric rise.
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While a boy band's rise in popularity can be meteoric, its demise is almost always inevitable, usually cruel and often amusing.
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"Meteoric" might sound like a strong word until you consider that Apple is consistently stealing market share from decade-old Spotify.
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JPMorgan's basket of London-listed companies that make their cash at home has enjoyed a meteoric rally in the past week.
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It's still not clear exactly what fueled this meteoric rise in the market cap of Ethereum, or bitcoin for that matter.
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Most notably, in late 2017, the meteoric rise of bitcoin and other crypto-assets captured our attention and our speculative curiosity.
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Print newspapers, thanks in large part to the meteoric rise of smartphones and online and social media, are in serious decline.
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He used the meteoric rise of FANG stocks, which reflects Facebook, Apple, Netflix and Google (Alphabet), as a glaring bearish signal.
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MELISSA LEE: FOR MORE ON LITECOIN'S METEORIC MOVE AND THE CRYPTO PHENOMENON, LET'S BRING IN MIKE NOVOGRATZ OF GALAXY INVESTMENT PARTNERS.
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The prince, 32, has made a meteoric rise from relative obscurity to his father King Salman's direct heir and top advisor.
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Facebook's rise was meteoric, even compared to the other "Big Four" companies—Apple, Amazon, Google—to which it is frequently compared.
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His meteoric rise to power raises the specter of an equally rapid crash -- and with it chaos in the Middle East.
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But despite its meteoric growth, shareholders were beginning to see Kalanick's place at the top of the company as increasingly untenable.
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One of those stories was around Odesza because they had a meteoric rise this year because of a variety of factors.
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Narrator: Avocado started its meteoric comeback at the turn of the millennium, and it was helped by an unlikely political decision.
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But China's meteoric rise to become the world's second largest economy has meant an influx of mainland bankers to Hong Kong.
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Redding was Stax Records's rising star, and Ribowsky contextualizes his meteoric rise within the racial and social tensions of his time.
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And Mr. Zwane, continuing his meteoric rise, soon leaped to the national stage to become South Africa's minister of mineral resources.
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The several months he spent there, spread throughout the final five years of his life, were pivotal in his meteoric rise.
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It is difficult to ignore the commotion led by bitcoin's meteoric ascent over the past year, especially the last few weeks.
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" Thomas Barrack Jr., a longtime friend of Mr. Trump who led his inaugural committee, said the president's accomplishments have been "meteoric.
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While shareholders have been handsomely rewarded, Amazon's meteoric gains have one market strategist warning against chasing the stock at this juncture.
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Over the last two decades, meteoric growth in the global market for soy has driven massive deforestation in the Amazon rainforest.
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What's valuable about exploring this show is the opportunity to understand Bernie Sanders's meteoric rise through an artistic and pictorial lens.
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Following the meteoric rise of the world's second favorite cryptocurrency, however, I decided it was finally time to become a miner.
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Perhaps no one was more surprised by the meteoric rise of Franz Ferdinand in 2004 than their own frontman Alex Kapranos.
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To illustrate the criticism he encountered after his meteoric rise in comics in the 1990s, he cites LeBron James and Britney Spears.
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But Facebook has a good reason for phasing out these kinds of stats — namely, that its once meteoric growth is slowing down.
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"When you share that kind of meteoric success—and nothing has been able to exceed it—you share a bond," he says.
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Nvidia's meteoric rise from early 211 through September of this year lifted its market value from $14 billion to over $175 billion.
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Balvin's career has taken a meteoric rise within the last decade, but his latest single introduced him to a whole new audience.
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Usually, competitive free-to-play games like Riot's League of Legends attain meteoric growth because they cost nothing to download and play.
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This "meteoric smoke," described in a paper published Monday in Nature Geoscience, stimulates cloud formation at altitudes between 30 and 60 kilometers.
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The $350 billion social network's meteoric revenue growth made quick work of replacing Yahoo and other internet darlings of the late 1990s.
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Bitcoin is the original cryptocurrency, and its meteoric rise has made it a mainstay of conversation for investors, media, and technologists alike.
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The meteoric rally by Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is about to come to an end, according to Andrew Keene of AlphaShark.
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For the first time since its meteoric rise, "Fortnite" is no longer a no-doubt victory royale atop the video game industry.
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Sidibe is working on a memoir about her meteoric rise from Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn to Hollywood, set to be released in 2017.
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Jeff Bezos, 55, is seen as essential to Amazon's meteoric growth and stock price rise since he founded the company in 1994.
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They believed his meteoric poll numbers would return to Earth, following the same trajectory as Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich in 20163.
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Carstens is the latest of a slew of global policymakers to speak out against digital currencies after their meteoric rise last year.
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Considering Stitch Fix's revolutionary retail model and meteoric rise to $1 billion in annual revenue, these critical headlines miss several key considerations.
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Mersch is the latest of a slew of global policymakers to speak out against digital currencies after their meteoric rise last year.
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Bitcoin's meteoric year is making owners of the digital currency rich while raising concerns that things could be getting out of hand.
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But his meteoric rise has not been without controversy, either, as he has developed a reputation for exaggerating his prospects and accomplishments.
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Read more: The history of WeWork's meteoric valuation rise — and fall"This is not the way everybody behaves," Costolo told the WSJ.
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In the repeat elections, Podemos sought to broaden its appeal beyond the disenchanted youth that had underpinned its meteoric rise last year.
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It's not entirely clear exactly what metric Zuckerberg is using to measure its scale, but TikTok's growth in India has been meteoric.
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But after a meteoric rise, the company faces a crossroads after its growth has been stonewalled, writes New York magazine's Reeves Wiedeman.
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She artfully balances her twin subjects: a painter's meteoric life and the fiery trail of controversy left behind by a shooting star.
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Now the journalists who exposed Gibson's cancer fraud have published a forensically in-depth account of her meteoric rise and spectacular downfall.
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Attacks against what Sanders believes to be the "establishment" have done little to slow Biden in his meteoric rise from the ashes.
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To explain that drastic shift, the NYT has put together a series of in-depth articles that delve into China's meteoric rise.
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He previously amassed more than 3 million subscribers on YouTube in just one month last year, during his meteoric rise alongside Fortnite.
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Video gaming barrels forward at a meteoric rate and it's very, very rare that a game truly stands the test of time.
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But the numbers do tell the story of an app experiencing meteoric growth, especially in China, where Facebook isn't allowed to operate.
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His meteoric rise had been too fast and seemed tied to the corruption taking hold in the A.N.C. and in Free State.
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In recent years, it recorded a meteoric rise in its share price, and now sells its vehicles in more than 20173 countries.
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Almost from the beginning of Uber's meteoric rise as an alternative to traditional taxis, the role of its drivers has been contentious.
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Had the coronary death rate continued its meteoric rise, today more than 215 million Americans would succumb to heart disease each year.
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Like many a meteoric fiction writer, Fischl used up his strongest stories early on, even as he became a more skillful painter.
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Hiring in the IT sector has slowed markedly in the first half of 2017, following its meteoric rise the past two years.
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The parallels go beyond their respective slick Southern deliveries, with both rappers losing their parents in the midst of their meteoric rise.
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The biggest questions raised during CBD's meteoric rise to become this year's wellness ingredient du jour were incredibly simple: Is CBD real?
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Thanks to the meteoric rise of K-pop, we're seeing a more diverse array of artists taking control of the top charts.
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Facebook's experiments with new apps comes amidst the meteoric rise of TikTok, the video-focused social media platform popular with younger users.
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Before her meteoric rise to the White House, Hicks worked for the Trump organization doing public relations for Ivanka Trump's fashion brand.
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In the first episode of the series, Zedd travels to Hong Kong and discusses his meteoric rise and creativity as an artist.
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It was written in 2010, so the focus is on Obama's early life, his meteoric rise, and the political context behind it all.
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Photo: GettyAfter a meteoric rise in popularity in China, the SeekingArrangement dating app was removed from the country's most popular social network, WeChat.
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New York (CNN Business)Bitcoin could be headed for another meteoric rise, but it's clear the cryptocurrency hasn't shaken the curse of volatility.
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"The steady increase in the number of institutes before the war, however, paled in comparison to their meteoric growth after it," she writes.
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As the ambassador from China's best-known brand, he also has been central to the latest stage of the country's meteoric economic rise.
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Enjoy the return and watch for unemployment The meteoric rise of e-lending platforms attracted a lot of interest among investors and entrepreneurs.
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Local legend has it that Dookhee (pictured with family, third man from left, around 1912) owed his meteoric rise to finding buried treasure.
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Richard Van Noorden probed this very question in a 2013 article in Nature that looked at the meteoric rise of Open Access journals.
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Bitcoin is back in the news as its price continues a meteoric rise, with the cost of a single coin breaking $10,000 yesterday.
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Telltale Games enjoyed a meteoric rise as a studio, adapting major Hollywood franchises like The Walking Dead, Batman, Game of Thrones and others.
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The proof is in the meteoric rise of Tidal's iOS app downloads since Lemonade was announced, and in its performance on pirate sites.
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In 2002, when asked whether she regretted the infamous SNL performance that stalled her meteoric commercial ascent, her answer was immediate: "Hell no!"
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Unknown to Vardy, going to his first major tournament with England would see his meteoric rise stutter, and perhaps even begin to plateau.
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Buoyed by the band's meteoric success, record executives had been toying with the idea of making a Spice Girls film for some time.
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Thiel also helped Facebook with its meteoric rise, initially bankrolling the then-tiny startup for $500,000 for a 10 percent stake in 2004.
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Rahm, 23, has made a meteoric rise up the rankings since arriving at this same event last year ranked outside the top 100.
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His rise wasn't meteoric like some of his label peers at the time, but Hopeless stayed the course on a steady, upward slope.
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That proximity gave him an opportunity to study the approach of a pitcher who survived a meteoric rise through the minor-league system.
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Indeed, the meteoric rise of many online movements appears to explain their equally rapid demise: many never had time to build robust organisations.
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The company's shares have seen a meteoric rise this year, as shares have risen almost 40 percent since the beginning of the year.
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But given the scale that the company is operating on, it's also unlikely that the company could have kept up its meteoric rise.
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We spoke with Masterson about her company's meteoric rise and got her tips for how to succeed in the increasingly saturated skincare market.
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Nauert, a former Fox News host, has seen a meteoric rise in the Trump administration, but that apparently does not equal Cabinet rank.
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They had been young officers with meteoric rises, vaulting up the ranks and into positions in which they helped define policing in America.
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As he closed his speech celebrating his meteoric rise, Trump promised better days ahead for all Americans, even those who didn't support him.
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This trash talk is legitimately fucking bonkers Maybe at some point during his meteoric rise, Hogan also caught a serious case of Hulkamania.
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Ingves is not the first to compare bitcoin's meteoric rise to the — widely considered to be one of the first major financial bubbles.
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They preserved her legacy with a detailed biopic, recruiting a rising Hollywood star to portray the fallen singer's meteoric journey to the top.
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The government has spent huge amounts of money trying to control the meteoric population growth, incentivizing vasectomies and other forms of birth control.
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"Vick's tale is one of against-long-odds achievement, meteoric ascension to the pinnacle of his profession and losing it all," reflected Gagliano.
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It's the same sort of storyline that propelled WeWork to meteoric heights before eventually crashing the last few weeks back down to reality.
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JPMorgan's basket of London-listed companies that make their cash at home has enjoyed a meteoric rally, rising 7% to all-time highs.
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On Wall Street, where Live Nation has been a meteoric stock in recent years, the reaction to the proposed settlement was largely positive.
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Total indebtedness over the past year or so has stopped its meteoric rise, according to a study that Moody's Investors Service released Thursday.
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Expect that bitcoin futures will trade within a wide range for a while, up and down, rather than signaling a continued meteoric rise.
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And naturally, Cardi B's meteoric rise in popularity has led to... yes, more searches for her name on the popular adult video platform.
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And while her career has had a meteoric rise in the past year, the actress and comedian is setting her sights even higher.
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Ocasio-Cortez has become something of a celebrity -- and a target of criticism from some Republicans -- for her meteoric rise and outspoken style.
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Two traders are unfazed by bitcoin's meteoric surge and say that between the cryptocurrency and gold, you're better off trading the yellow metal.
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While several of the world's rising stars made meteoric leaps up the rankings, it was a different story for a few household names.
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She's still rough around the edges in the ring, and her meteoric rise to prominence over the Four Horsewomen seems to rankle some.
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The other release is a new 60-second trailer that glosses over Spears' meteoric rise to fame and the challenges that came with it.
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But Sanders' meteoric rise has defied all political predictions to this point, and so far, Clinton's attacks have only seemed to bolster his strength.
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It was born the Popeye's Crispy Chicken Sandwich, but its meteoric rise to fame baptized in ubiquity with its official Christian name: The Sandwich.
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The ballad of Brooklyn-bred rapper Bobby Shmurda is a surreal tale of meteoric rise turned upside-down, nearly as fast as it started.
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But over the past decade, driven by its meteoric economic growth, China has quietly but steadily increased its foreign direct investment (FDI) in Africa.
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"I think it's super dangerous to buy in now hoping it will continue its meteoric rise," Yacktman said in an email to Business Insider.
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For instance, meteoric smoke could help explain cloud formation during Mars' early years, when the planet was warmer, wetter, and possibly conducive to life.
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After refreshing Coinbase's app during idle moments, I'll inevitably end up doing some reading to try to wrap my head around bitcoin's meteoric rise.
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Perhaps many meteoric deaths have simply gone unreported—a possibility supported by the fact that historic records are very sparse before the 19th century.
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On the strength of these meteoric numbers, the IPO was over-subscribed, pricing well above their $20153-$18 range and raising another $700 million.
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Her AMAs return bookends a meteoric year for the singer, who — after a respite from the spotlight — released her smash Reputation album last November.
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Supercharged by Facebook's engineering team, Krieger could finally rest a little after spending years fighting server fires in attempts to manage Instagram's meteoric growth.
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Of course, Pokémon Go would not be as compelling if not for its meteoric growth, which propelled the gameplay into a massive shared experience.
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Jeff Bezos, widely viewed as a management guru whose long-term focus has been essential to Amazon's meteoric stock rise, will retain company control.
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China's meteoric economic rise this century sees the Asian country occupying the dual role of the world's biggest producer and biggest consumer of smartphones.
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How to explain this remarkable career—the meteoric ascent to fame, the impregnable reputation over several decades, and then the pronounced plunge into obscurity?
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Business Insider previously reported that Arnault's net worth has had a meteoric rise as the luxury-goods sector booms amid increased demand in China.
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The meteor and the meteoric rise of the nonpolitician president may not solve all issues, but they have been served notice of partial extinction.
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Ninja's meteoric rise to the top of the gaming world is intertwined with the massive popularity of "Fortnite: Battle Royale," his game of choice.
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In his meteoric rise, bin Salman hasn't just been clearing out an aging, sclerotic bureaucracy, but he has also been energizing the nation's youth.
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At the heart of 42's entrepreneurial culture is the firm belief that Mr. Niel's meteoric success can be emulated, at home and abroad.
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After a meteoric rise as a Senate candidate in 2018, O'Rourke has struggled to find the same popularity and enthusiasm in his presidential bid.
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In commodity markets, palladium was the focus of attention after sliding 7 percent on Wednesday as its meteoric rally finally ran into profit-taking.
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Yes, but: The meteoric growth in LNG exports is staggering, but natural gas exports via pipeline to Mexico and Canada are still much larger.
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They were certainly the neutral's choice among Italian fans elsewhere, and were seen by many as likeable underdogs despite Parmalat financing their meteoric rise.
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Bitcoin's meteoric price rise has stunned critics and enthusiasts alike, leaving investors scrambling to understand the fundamental reason for the digital currency's runaway rally.
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He was also CEO of Google from 2001 to 2011, a decade when the tech behemoth both went public (2004) and saw meteoric growth.
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Bitcoin's meteoric price rise has stunned critics and enthusiasts alike, leaving investors scrambling to understand the driving factors for the digital currency's runaway rally.
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Good job, then, that he set up a university to share tips on the meteoric rise of one of the group's leading companies, Taobao.
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This, coupled with Chance's meteoric rise to fame over the past several years, might make some 21-year-olds wary of the constant comparisons.
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By 1949, he was appointed director of the Museum — a meteoric rise by any standards — and then continued to organize exhibitions throughout his tenure.
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Nah. The meteoric rise of New Age practices may be trendy, but it's one way millennials are acknowledging that the current system isn't working.
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The answer is that Rubio has a strategy, which he has implemented with admirable consistency and discipline throughout his brief, meteoric career in politics.
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More voters turned out in South Carolina this year than in the 2008 primary when enthusiasm for the first African American candidate was meteoric.
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He would be the chief establishment ambassador for a president whose brief and meteoric political career has been predicated on blowing that establishment up.
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Psychiatrically ill Americans who lost their coverage would be forced to seek treatment in emergency rooms, causing a meteoric rise in health care costs.
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Source: CoinDesk As a result of the meteoric price surge, Wall Street has started paying closer attention to bitcoin in the last several weeks.
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To Trump's credit, tax reform, deregulation and the business-friendly government in Washington have certainly contributed to the meteoric rise in the stock market.
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Mr. Spurr's meteoric rise began in 0003, when he landed a job designing jersey knits at Nautica straight out of Middlesex University in London.
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Ziya Sadr, a cryptocurrency researcher in Iran, said that cryptocurrency groups on the Telegram messaging app have taken off with digital currencies' meteoric rise.
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How to explain this remarkable career — the meteoric ascent to fame, the impregnable reputation over several decades, and then the pronounced plunge into obscurity?
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She was part of the women's saber team that won a bronze medal in Rio de Janeiro, which continued her meteoric rise to fame.
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A source close to Perry told PEOPLE that the cast has an uncommonly strong bond from sharing the meteoric rise to superstardom in their youth.
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Ruined was organized in conjunction with Megacities Asia, an exploration of the meteoric growth of Beijing, Shanghai, Delhi, Mumbai, and Seoul, which closed in July.
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However, despite a protracted sell-off in crude futures, the meteoric rise of U.S. shale should continue undeterred over the coming months, analysts told CNBC.
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Startups like Wish and Shipt, have experienced meteoric growth by catering to the underserved population of price-conscious, middle-class Americans in less-dense areas.
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Combined with its meteoric growth stateside, though, the company has admitted to a product shortage, raising questions about its ability to keep up with demand.
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King Princess is one of many queer teen and twentysomething artists whose meteoric rises have filled me with joy and wistfulness in near equal measure.
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"From what we can tell, these [meteoric smoke seeded] clouds form throughout the middle atmosphere and in all seasons," Hartwick told Motherboard in an email.
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For La Tuna, Chapo's meteoric rise in the drug trafficking world led to the construction, in 1989, of a small Apostolic church for his mother.
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With all of the attention surrounding his meteoric rise, and the persistent angst about the state of American men's tennis, Fritz was in high demand.
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Bitcoin experienced a meteoric rise in 2017, rocketing to valuations of more than $20,000 after starting the year at $800, though it remains extremely volatile.
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It would also show that Mr Xi is willing to ignore the rule about step-wise promotion, since Mr Chen has enjoyed a meteoric rise.
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The world's best-known digital coin — which has experienced a meteoric rise in 2019 — fell 12% to about $153,450 on Thursday, according to CoinDesk data.
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The meteoric rise of what at its peak was a $290 billion industry, attracted both industry veterans such as Warren and thousands of retail investors.
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Yet that early refinement at Google gave it an enormous head start over an average open source project — which could account for its meteoric rise.
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The source said Bloomberg, a billionaire media executive, commissioned the poll after watching the meteoric rise of political newcomer Trump over the past six months.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer may have launched her career in tech as one of Google's first employees, but her meteoric rise hasn't come without problems.
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O'Rourke, 123, experienced a meteoric political rise despite losing a close race against Ted Cruz for one of Texas' two U.S. Senate seats in 212.
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SYDNEY, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Rio Tinto Chief Executive Jean-Sébastien Jacques on Wednesday admitted he didn't see the recent meteoric rise in coal prices coming.
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Meteoric annual growth at a high double-digits percentage rate in the Chinese pharmaceutical market vaulted it into second place behind only the United States.
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In this week's cover story, PEOPLE explores Gaga's meteoric rise to superstardom — and how she keeps her support system, with Carino at its center, close.
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The cryptocurrency, which Union Square Ventures also invested in, has fallen nearly 60 percent this year after a meteoric rise to nearly $20,000 last year.
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Pratt's lucrative roles in the "Jurassic World" franchise are the latest achievements in an acting career that's been on a meteoric trajectory in recent years.
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The FLEX program is an iteration of the concept behind WeWork's meteoric rise (and fall) and large fundraises for companies like Knotel, Industrious, and Convene.
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The same qualities that have fueled Patanjali's meteoric rise — its evangelistic fervor, its dependence on Ramdev's popularity and political connections — have also made it vulnerable.
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"Maria by Callas" is an impressionistic, melancholy portrait — primarily a self-portrait, heavy on candid, little-read letters — of a meteoric rise and agonizing decline.
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After his meteoric rise last spring, his campaign message and vision has been a bit ambiguous and he did little to further define it tonight.
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Investors have sent the stock on a meteoric, albeit volatile, climb in recent weeks even though there have been no significant updates from the company.
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Why it matters: The incidents put a halt to the company's meteoric success — it was once even expected to go public before its U.S. peers.
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This is Shenmue as it was, pulled through a time warp by the meteoric determination of director Yu Suzuki and his team at Ys Net.
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After such a meteoric rise, Copart is not exactly cheap by traditional valuation metrics and may therefore be a no-go for value-conscious investors.
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Meteoric annual growth at a high double-digits percentage rate in the Chinese pharmaceutical market vaulted it into second place behind only the United States.
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Source: CoinDesk The meteoric rise in price has not only attracted bitcoin buyers, but also resulted in a surge of interest in digital currency mining.
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With a sleek vaping device that has become ubiquitous as an accessory for many young people, Juul has had a meteoric rise, culturally and financially.
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Bitcoin's meteoric surge this year comes as many on Wall Street are becoming more interested in the digital currency and the blockchain technology behind it.
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Pichai stepped into the role of CEO of Google at the same time, following his meteoric rise to the top ranks of Google&aposs leadership.
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This meteoric price action is making some market watchers hesitant about buying the stock at this juncture, but say the shares could keep surging still.
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One glance at Spaulding's accomplishments along with her meteoric rise on social media to "Trauma Queen" standing and some might deem her an overnight success.
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Watch the video above to find out more about Angela Merkel's meteoric rise in European politics and what her exit means for Germany and Europe.
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If Amazon's stock continues its meteoric rise, Bezos could soon surpass Bill Gates, whose fortune is worth $20063 billion, to become the world's wealthiest person.
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Apex Legends has dropped from the number one spot on Twitch, where it enjoyed a meteoric rise in popularity in its first few weeks after launch.
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CLEVELAND — Donald Trump's meteoric rise within the Republican Party has Democrats and the media out of sorts, GOP vice presidential nominee Mike Pence said Wednesday night.
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But following the stock's meteoric rise after the launch, that number has more than tripled to over 2.5 percent, according to data compiled by IHS Markit.
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Here we detail the predicted meteoric highlights for the coming year for the northern (N) and southern (S) hemispheres, and those visible for both (N/S).
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T-Series' meteoric rise was first noticed by Social Blade; beauty guru Tati Westbrook's fight with makeup superstar James Charles was fought with Social Blade statistics.
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The analyst who downgraded Tesla stock after its two-day, 36% winning streak said Wednesday that fundamentals need to catch up to the meteoric market run.
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The outlook for coal may still be buoyant, even as the government steps up efforts to replenish depleted supplies and deflate a meteoric rally in prices.
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After his on-screen debut in 1969, Amitabh's meteoric rise to fame began in 1973, when he got his first big break in Prakash Mehra's 'Zanjeer.
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A biopic is set to be made about Dellavedova, capturing his meteoric rise from small town Australian to championship winner, with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016.
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Earlier this month a University of Texas research paper alleged Tether's token could have been used to manipulate bitcoin's price last year during its meteoric rise.
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This summer, Left outlined his argument against the Bitcoin Investment Trust, a fund run by Grayscale Investments that is supposed to track the cryptocurrency's meteoric rise.
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O'Rourke's social media popularity peters out O'Rourke's meteoric rise as a Senate candidate last year was driven in no small part by his social media savvy.
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Nintendo shares, which have seen a meteoric rise in recent days, climbed in Tokyo trading on Friday but pared gains to close up under 1 percent.
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In the meantime, we took at look at Gap's humble beginnings of selling Levis and records, through its meteoric rise across America to its eventual fall.
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But Prince Miteb has also been seen as a hurdle in the meteoric rise of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who led the arrest sweep.
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"This was a truly meteoric result for the Space History sale," said Cassandra Hatton, director of Bonhams' history of science and technology department, in a statement.
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Xiaomi's meteoric rise made it one of the most valuable private companies in the world, but whether it can continue to justify remains to be seen.
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It had already been telling its start-ups to be more parsimonious, avoiding the sort of free-spending that led to WeWork's meteoric rise and fall.
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Jeff Bezos, 55, is seen as essential to Amazon's meteoric growth and stock price rise since he founded the company as an online bookseller in 1994.
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"A Face in the Crowd" also follows a media sensation, Lonesome Rhodes, who parlays his charm and popular touch into a meteoric rise to national television.
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The problem for Whelan is that the company she's been leading has been struggling to keep up with its meteoric pace since she took the helm.
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As consumption of dairy milk continues to decline, consumption of alternative milks is on the rise, with oat milk's upward trajectory the most meteoric among them.
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It was as if the meteoric and historic rise of Pete Buttigieg, who led in the delegate count after Iowa and New Hampshire, had never happened.
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Mr. Macron's meteoric rise affirms both centrist moderation over the fear-mongering of populists and nationalists, and the need to undo France's economic and political sclerosis.
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Even as Instagram stands high above TikTok, the app's meteoric rise in the U.S. has shown cracks in Facebook's dominance, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is noticing.
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Ron Howard's documentary about the Beatles' meteoric rise to fame in the 1960s is difficult to get through without smiling, Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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"When you share that kind of meteoric success—and nothing has been able to exceed it—you share a bond," Travolta said in the 2018 issue.
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The video's glossiness marks a slight departure for the 20-year-old East Londoner, whose meteoric rise in 2015 was characterized by an aggressively DIY aesthetic.
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Price and social features are not only the only path to Pinduoduo's meteoric rise, and spotting the right user profile is the last piece to the puzzle.
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After winning Apple's first ever "App of the Year" award in 2010 and collecting 4 million active users, it seemed like nothing could stop Hipstamatic's meteoric rise.
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Medical marijuana company Tilray, whose stock has posted a meteoric rise on the Nasdaq since its initial U.S. offering in July, shed more than 6 percent Wednesday.
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Infrastructure in the company's home base of Seattle has strained to keep pace with Amazon's meteoric growth, and the city has experienced massive increases in housing costs.
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Fast-forward one year: Bitcoin is down 213 percent to a meager $21,2.03, sinking as quickly as its meteoric rise, and industry startups are paying the price.
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There was once a time, before Samsung's meteoric rise to the top of the smartphone sales charts, when HTC was the leading innovator among Android phone makers.
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Chisholm's real-life tale is about her meteoric rise from a little girl in Brooklyn, to the nation's first African-American woman elected to congress in 1968.
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"The meteoric rise of Kubernetes is happening so fast that most toolchains haven't kept up, and M12 knows it," said Raziel Tabib, Codefresh co-founder and CEO.
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In his meteoric rise to recognition, the young man won worldwide press attention and his Yahoo spawn, News Digest, even won an Apple Design Award in 2015.
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Her infectious optimism, combined with her astonishing skill and her activism for gamers with disabilities, is earning her a meteoric rise in the broader Twitch community, too.
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The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo recounts both her pre-fame family life and her meteoric rise to the top with Amy's signature wit and sass.
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If any one thing launched Tesla's meteoric rise from a small Silicon Valley startup to one of the world's most famous and exciting companies, it's Elon Musk.
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Meanwhile, oil demand for transport is projected to slow by 2050 because of the meteoric rise of electric vehicles and more efficient combustion engines, the IEA said.
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Bitcoin could very well be the investing story of 210, with its meteoric rise in price (up more than 27,100 percent year-over-year, according to Coinbase).
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He became a popular commentator and television personality for the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and then went on his meteoric rise in America on Comedy Central.
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Puig was an All-Star in 2014 after a meteoric rise with the Dodgers, who signed him to a seven-year, $42 million deal in June 2012.
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Businessman Andrew Yang has experienced a meteoric rise in the 250 field thanks to his dedicated and extremely online base of supporters known as the Yang Gang.
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He went on to express how intimidated he and his bandmates were in having to measure up to the raw, meteoric energy of their fellow Long Islanders.
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The meteoric rise of the crypto asset has also fueled something of a gold rush for people looking to get in on the action by becoming miners.
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With bitcoin's meteoric rise in value, some investors are wondering if using it to purchase another digital asset means they can delay paying taxes on their gains.
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Recently, Twitch's category for just talking, as opposed to gaming, has gained meteoric popularity in part because thousands of viewers at any given moment crave parasocial interaction.
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That's how meteoric Lawrence's rise was between 2012 and 2015, and it's to her endless credit that none of that ever affected her performance as Katniss Everdeen.
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For as inevitable as Obama's meteoric rise appears to be in hindsight, Coates pointed out, it is equally astonishing that it ever occurred in the first place.
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Its once-meteoric growth rate was slowing as its geographic expansion appeared to be running out of room and as competitors continued springing up across the world.
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"There is a lot of interest," Mr. de Baecque said in a telephone interview, adding that Napoleon's meteoric rise to power and military conquests still captivate people.
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Indeed, this redistribution fits the narrative of South Korea's meteoric rate of development across all modes of production — industrial, technological, even cultural — over the past half-century.
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Odds: 20/1How they could win: Anybody who followed Patrick Mahomes' meteoric rise to stardom last season is familiar with the game-breaking speed of Tyreek Hill.
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Macron's presidential victory, his party's meteoric rise and a near faultless first few weeks in power are nonetheless forcing parliamentary candidates to re-think their electoral strategy.
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From the wide-reaching impacts of the 2008 financial crisis to the meteoric rise of e-commerce, the decade proved to be disastrous for the retail industry.
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Miller, a Pittsburgh native whose meteoric rise in the music industry began in his late teens, had been open about his past battles with addiction and depression.
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Even large companies like Microsoft coming onto the cloud storage scene can't shake Dropbox's meteoric rise, Dropbox co-founder and CEO Drew Houston told CNBC on Tuesday.
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But inevitably, this previously meteoric trajectory levels off, and progress becomes less predictable, not least because how "well" each training session starts to depend on more variables.
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The pink-haired US Women's National Team star began her meteoric rise ahead of the 2019 World Cup when she drew the ire of President Donald Trump.
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The volatile virtual currency's meteoric price rise (and sudden falls) have raised worries that it could collapse soon, but analysts don't think it could hurt broader financial markets.
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They (and the other like-minded comic creators who joined them) felt they weren't being justly compensated for their meteoric work, so they split and Image was born.
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The balancing act of maintaining a high quality online teaching platform with meteoric global growth is a constant battle for the CEO and founder of Chinese unicorn, VIPKid.
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"When you share that kind of meteoric success—and nothing has been able to exceed it—you share a bond," added Travolta, who still texts with Newton-John.
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The group experienced meteoric growth: Within three weeks, it had 2.5 million members, tens of thousands of posts awaiting approval, and the christening of the presidential nominee herself.
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For the German-born band, it creates a meteoric growth in their fan base right before the release of their forthcoming album set to be released this fall.
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With seemingly everyone jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon these days, including institutional investors, it's hard to chalk up Bitcoin's meteoric rise solely to the behavior patterns of millennials.
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Image: James Cridland/FlickrTo counter our meteoric rise, other species are fast disappearing—as scientists verified last year, we're in the early stages of a sixth mass extinction.
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Nominated for eight Academy Awards, this over-dramatized film follows Mark Zuckerberg's meteoric rise from a Harvard student to the founder of the world's most popular social network.
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Gary Wolf's 2004 article "How the Internet Invented Howard Dean" made the compelling case that Dean's meteoric rise was rooted in the promise and possibility of online communities.
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Perhaps the tradition gained traction when wealthy expats started rolling into the UAE, during the oil boom and the meteoric rise of the Dubai and Abu Dhabi skylines.
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Batista's meteoric rise and fall mirrored the recent fortunes of Brazil, where a commodities boom faded as his energy, mineral and logistics empire fell apart earlier this decade.
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Education: Tokens and cryptocurrencies are a new asset class and many investors want to explore it, especially after "the meteoric rise of Bitcoin and Ethereum," according to Seims.
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Historically, much of the credit for China's meteoric rise has gone to Deng, long considered a bold reformer who took power after the chaos of Chairman Mao Zedong.
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His meteoric rise to fame has drawn plenty of comparisons to Ronaldo, who too left Portugal for Manchester United in 2003 after his breakthrough season with Sporting Lisbon.
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But before you get hyped to see this rare meteoric event, you might want to read this blog post by Bill Cooke, who leads NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office.
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The ascension of Chief O'Neill, a relative unknown, capped a meteoric rise under Mr. Bratton that began in early 2014, when he was a one-star deputy chief.
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Kyle Newman: One reason Keep on the Borderlands was so popular is that it came with the Basic Set around 1980, the time of the game's meteoric rise.
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It is a clever interjection; she gets the job and begins her near-meteoric rise from peasant girl with no diploma to intrepid journalist with guts of steel.
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Like that of "fake news" or "woke," the definition of "self-care" has seen considerable shifts in meaning alongside the phrase's meteoric rise in popularity post-2016-election.
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Second Life experienced a meteoric rise in popularity in the 2000s, perhaps because of its seemingly boundless opportunities to construct everything from yourself to the space around you.
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Ever since his meteoric rise to stardom, fans have been trying to replicate this look by shaving off half of their heads (ugh), even when it's not Halloween.
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Growth investors, as the name might suggest, look for companies poised to grow rapidly, and that's been rewarded by meteoric gains like those seen in the FAANG stocks.
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He's cooling his jets after a meteoric if bumpyrise during which he cycled across several mediums and through several blue-chip New York galleries in about seven years.
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The season, like most others during the game's meteoric rise to the top of the gaming zeitgeist these past two years, came with one giant, headline-grabbing addition.
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The singer, who joined Fleetwood Mac in 1975, said she and fellow bandmate, Christine McVie, did not experience much sexual harassment over the course of their meteoric careers.
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The Wall Street giant reiterated its January call published in the full-year outlook that bitcoin's meteoric rise to $20,000 "dwarfed" mania seen during the dot-com bubble.
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A story about a struggling black call center employee who suddenly finds meteoric success when he adopts a "white" voice, Sorry to Bother You quickly becomes much more.
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"Harvard's rise to the top of intercollegiate fencing has been nothing short of meteoric since Brand has been at the helm of the program," his Harvard profile reads.
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First the meteoric rise, five grand slam singles titles while still a teenager, the world number one ranking and her dazzling smile adorning magazine covers around the world.
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A team at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center set out to test whether the Brazilian far right's meteoric rise on the platform had been boosted by YouTube's recommendation engine.
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A team at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center set out to test whether the Brazilian far right's meteoric rise on the platform had been boosted by YouTube's recommendation engine.
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To understand how we got to where we are today, it helps to look at the explosive growth of boutique cycling and the meteoric rise of Zukerman's empire.
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The meteoric rise of Chicago's drill scene at beginning of this decade is what helped burn the nickname Chiraq into the consciousness of rap fans around the globe.
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Iceland's anti-establishment Pirate Party, which is run by hackers and activists, has enjoyed a meteoric rise since its inception in 2012, and tripled its seats in Sunday's election.
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But by 003, when he landed his own show Viva La Bam on MTV, Margera's meteoric rise had already become a slow crawl into darkness and away from skateboarding.
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At the same time, for example, Zenefits "had a very meteoric rise, then it faded a bit, so we don't see them as much as a competitor," says Richards.
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Why it matters: Ma built one of the world's most influential tech companies in Alibaba, and he has been a key figure in the meteoric rise of China's economy.
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The meteoric rise and quick dismissal of the style en masse is a case study in how perceptions of quality inform the aesthetic terms we use to describe music.
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His meteoric rise has been complete with Obama-like stylings (he received a call from former President Obama last Thursday) and certain key political aides schooled in Washington politics.
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Since late 2015, Crazy Frog's "Axel F"—the ringtone marketed by Jamster which improbably reached #1 on pop charts across much of Europe in 2005—saw absolutely meteoric growth.
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Yet Krim, whom I never met but had a brief correspondence with just before he died in the late 1980s, had nothing like the meteoric career of William Saroyan.
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The real estate mogul has seen a meteoric rise in the presidential primaries, having already gained more than a third of the delegates needed to win the Republican nomination.
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Once a small Scottish retail bank, RBS staged a meteoric rise to global prominence over two decades with an aggressive expansion that threatened to topple the UK financial system.
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As Hughes experiences a meteoric rise, the department's deputy chief of staff, Deana Bass, will leave the department in early June, two sources familiar with the changes tell CNN.
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What it does mean is that investors see Alphabet is on the up-and-up, while Apple's meteoric rise has started to flatline as iPad and iPhone sales slow.
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The 20-year-old also became the youngest female winner of a triple jump Olympic medal, capping her meteoric rise in an event she only started two years ago.
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But Thursday on CNBC's "Futures Now," The Gartman Letter editor and publisher reiterated his skepticism on bitcoin's meteoric rise, a view he has held for the past few months.
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He used television unsparingly to buttress his meteoric rise through the wreckage of Italy's post-1945 political order, which had recently collapsed with the end of the Cold War.
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The Chicago-based DJ and producer's recent, meteoric rise to global superstar comes at a turbulent time when the rave scene needs politically "woke" figures like her the most.
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Gwynne Shotwell, president of SpaceX, far from describing a neglected space program in the United States, highlighted her company's meteoric rise in recent years, with 13 launches in 2017.
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With the meteoric rise of Kendrick Lamar, one of his closest collaborators, Martin managed to become a household name among music fans without sacrificing either side of his artistry.
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Even its meteoric rise over the past few months needs little parsing: Seltzer has been very popular for a while, and now this is seltzer that gets you drunk.
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Economists agree that two of Mr. Modi's biggest policy gambles — abruptly voiding most of the nation's currency and imposing a sweeping new sales tax — have slowed India's meteoric growth.
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"Maria by Callas" is an impressionistic, melancholy portrait — primarily a self-portrait, heavy on candid, little-read letters — of the meteoric rise and slow decline of the celebrated soprano.
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This meteoric and unsustainable rise has drawn many comparisons to famous speculative bubbles throughout history, but the most commonly referenced is the Tulip Mania experienced in 17th century Holland.
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Though Clovis' rise in politics has been meteoric, Morningside College wasn't interested in talking up its connection to the Trump administration official when POLITICO inquired about Clovis' academic record.
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But investors considering the UFO ETF should be aware that because it is so diversified, it isn't benefiting as much from Virgin Galactic's meteoric rise as they might hope.
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As U.S. combat brigades are reshuffled and a troop increase is envisaged for Afghanistan, U.S. military and strategic planners should be wary of China's meteoric rise in the region.
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Throughout his meteoric career, Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins has made a virtue of his anxieties about identity — social, racial, creative — in meta-theatrical plays that turn traditional forms inside out.
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It documents the dangerous, meteoric rise of counterfeit trafficking in an age of e-commerce and provides a comprehensive set of actions to quickly turn this mounting crisis around.
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He followed her meteoric rise through California politics as San Francisco district attorney and state attorney general and hosted a fundraiser in 2016 for her successful US Senate campaign.
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Among some financial professionals, there is growing talk that the meteoric rise in bitcoin resembles the "tulip mania" bubble in the Netherlands in the 17th century that burst spectacularly.
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Already praised by critics prior to its release, Rocketman details Elton John's meteoric rise to fame starting from the very beginning with his childhood and his relationship with his parents.
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As she gazes out at the viewer, all of her other features morph, capturing moments in a time-warp through the creative output of a meteoric and scandal-laden career.
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Tom Hanks has earned a meteoric score of 281, the highest in our sample of 72 actors, without the use of much weaponry—wielding just 23 in his illustrious career.
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"When you share that kind of meteoric success—and nothing has been able to exceed it—you share a bond," said Travolta, adding that he still texts with Newton-John.
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And while it faced genuine resistance from country gatekeepers, the song enjoyed a meteoric rise (largely propelled by TikTok) to the top of the charts in a matter of months.
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AirPods have seen a meteoric rise in popularity since they were first released, so it's safe to assume that Apple is about to have another smash hit on its hands.
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The resurgence of Adidas, which had suffered a long slump in the United States, comes as industry experts debate how much longer the meteoric rise in athletic apparel can last.
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They could not walk away and find another buyer, even if they got better offers, and even as they watched prices rise all around them during Brooklyn's meteoric property boom.
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But while the meteoric rise of stocks representing beefless burgers and Fido's squeaker toys has made a number of insiders and shrewd investors rich, some are a bit more concerned.
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FROST: SO WE'RE NOT EXPECTING A WHOLESALE CHANGE IN THE REGULATION, YET YOUR STOCK IS UP 2100% SINCE THE ELECTION, A METEORIC RISE IN SUCH A SHORT SPACE OF TIME.
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The new study suggests the "meteoric smoke" produced when these space rocks break up in the Martian atmosphere allow water molecules to coalesce around the bits of dust, forming clouds.
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Seeing as CBD has had such a meteoric rise to stardom in the beauty industry, it comes as no surprise that aestheticians have started using the ingredient in their treatments.
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LAS VEGAS — Razer's meteoric rise from being a PC peripheral maker to also being one of the most envied laptop makers in the world has been nothing short of insane.
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The streaming giant is now one of the worst performers in the S&P 500 communication services sector so far this month after a meteoric rise to start the year.
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The Drake co-sign will also only help her to move onwards and upwards, and honestly, considering how meteoric her rise has been, who knows how far she could go.
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A meteoric and migraine-filled rise Home Improvement was an instant hit for ABC, and by 12, Thomas was the biggest tween star in America—and already suffering from burnout.
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After seeing Uber rise to dominance in 2015's third quarter, Certify decided to track other sharing economy services, and found they were also seeing meteoric increases in business use.
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Stephens has had a meteoric rise in recent months, and comes as the Florida native's rank dropped to No. 957 at the beginning of the summer season following an injury.
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U.S. households could owe roughly $25 billion in taxes for digital currency holdings after bitcoin's meteoric rise last year, according to Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors.
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Paddles' rise to social media fame matched her 37-year-old owner's meteoric ascent to the prime ministership after only taking over as leader of her Labour Party in August.
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It also provided a venue to reflect on the watershed events in the world, like the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the meteoric pace of scientific and technological advancements.
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The twin films, which tracked the meteoric lives and deaths of two brilliant artists, happened to be released around the same time as the seventh anniversary of Amy Winehouse's death.
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The cryptocurrency market has had a banner year thanks to the meteoric rise in bitcoin prices and the huge popularity of initial coin offerings as a new way of fundraising.
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Ending 2018 with a year-end ranking of 178, she had rocketed to 15th when she arrived at the year's final major, a meteoric rise that stunned even her coach.
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Cas Mudde, a Dutch political scientist and leading scholar of populism, has predicted that the movement's once-meteoric rise will become "modest" and "uneven" in 2019, with more setbacks ahead.
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It is a fundamental part of the British psyche that, following a meteoric rise in popularity such as the one seen by Nando's, there will come a fall from grace.
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The joke poked at the tendency of social media to accelerate the cycle of adulation and backlash, Mr. Ward told us last summer, when we analyzed the meme's meteoric rise.
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Before Sanderson could grab that much-needed drink, she unloaded on the Democratic National Committee, which she says is once again working to derail Sanders' meteoric rise in national politics.
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CBRE, a property-management firm, estimates that the flexible-work niche experienced "meteoric growth" of 25% in America's top ten markets in 2018, with similar figures in big cities worldwide.
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The situation risked imperiling the office company's meteoric rise, right as then-CEO Neumann was in fundraising talks with SoftBank for an eventual $3.5 billion and a $47 billion valuation.
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Tesla's meteoric climb over the last six months hasn't gone unnoticed by investors, who've lauded the Palo Alto carmaker for its new Shanghai factory and better-than-expected auto deliveries.
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Founded in 2014 during a period of extreme discontent and record unemployment generated by the world financial crisis, Podemos made a meteoric rise that also uprooted Spain's two-party system.
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Her Democratic challenger, Tedra Cobb, has received a surge in fundraising and social media interactions over the past week — a direct response to Stefanik's meteoric rise during the impeachment hearings.
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"But the discussions reflect how TikTok's meteoric rise is under threat and how some close to the company increasingly view the company's Chinese ownership as a liability," the newspaper adds.
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Its meteoric rise is all the more reason why news about the website earlier this year was so unexpected: Hype Machine needed the financial support of its users to keep running.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Two years after choosing to focus on professional sprinting, Tori Bowie's meteoric rise has left her eyeing the sport's biggest prize — Olympic gold in the 100 meters.
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The release also comes with two remixes, a more pulsing techno version by Black Meteoric Star's Gavin Russom, and a self-remix by SIREN themselves that's available below for free download.
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Here's how "Endgame" made so much money so quickly since it's official opening on April 26: "Endgame's" meteoric rise to the top of the box office wasn't luck, it was strategy.
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Despite Tesla's meteoric rise, which has seen the shares more than double this year, some investors argue that the company's fundamentals and future growth justify its current valuation and stock price.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Indian film star Alia Bhatt says she wants to experiment with acting in Hollywood and a web series for a platform like Netflix after four meteoric years in Bollywood.
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Even so, progress over the past decade has been meteoric, and as self-driving cars learn from each near-miss, scrape and full-blown crash, it's likely to become faster still.
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"The outcome of this placing, which builds on another year of significant progress for the company, highlights the meteoric growth opportunity with RPA and intelligent automation," he said in a statement.
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These include companies that are better insulated against certain temporary and long-term headwinds — namely, warm weather and the meteoric growth of Amazon — or those that play into popular consumer categories.
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The eccentric former billionaire's meteoric rise and fall mirrored the recent fortunes of Brazil, where the commodities boom faded as his energy, mineral and logistics empire fell apart earlier this decade.
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In the past couple decades, the country has experienced meteoric growth that is best shown by the Pudong area of Shanghai, a financial district that has sprung up from basically nothing.
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For the year, it is up more than 600 percent – a meteoric rise that has prompted many to warn that bitcoin has become a bubble that could be set to burst.
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By 2003 the company was successful but had stagnated, so they brought in Mickey Drexler, the man behind the meteoric success of the Gap in the 1990s, to reshape the brand.
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He also noted that a meteoric rise in gold could mean a lot more pain for the S&P 500, as stocks and gold tend to trade inversely with each other.
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There's a reason for his pride -- he initiated the program as Davao City's police chief before his meteoric rise to Philippine National Police chief under his old friend and colleague, Duterte.
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As almost everyone knows, Mr. Weiner's meteoric political career was ended — or at least interrupted — by a sexting scandal in which Mr. Weiner flirted with and exhibited himself to women online.
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Rahm has made a meteoric rise up the rankings over the past year, and Sunday's playoff win at the CareerBuilder Challenge lifted him one spot to second, behind American Dustin Johnson.
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Ellmers' meteoric fall started just four weeks ago when Americans for Prosperity volunteers and activists began an aggressive grassroots campaign aimed at drawing attention to the Congresswoman's abysmal record in Washington.
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WeWork is doing increasing amounts of business with SoftBank, which is also its biggest investorThe history of WeWork's meteoric valuation rise — and fallThe WeWork debacle is a black eye for SoftBank.
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Shenzhen has undergone a meteoric transformation in the past three decades, growing from a small fishing village with a population of 175,000 to a metropolis of more than 12.5 million inhabitants.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Angelique Kerber is the world number one in women's tennis yet it remains a title she has yet to grow accustomed to after her meteoric rise to the summit.
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But as the stock trades at record highs, one technician is warning that Boeing may have soared too far, too fast, and the meteoric run could soon come to a close.
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John H. Gutfreund, whose aggressive leadership of Salomon Brothers and extravagant lifestyle personified the meteoric rise and fall of Wall Street moguls in the heady 1980s, died on Wednesday in Manhattan.
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That same year, Czar of Crickets staged the first Czar Fest, headlined by Schammasch, and in 218 Czar Fest booked Zeal & Ardor's first show ever, just prior to their meteoric rise.
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Many of these newly planted saplings will replace very large, very old trees that have been lost to Nashville's meteoric growth — a population increase of more than 45 percent since 2000.
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Its once-meteoric growth rate slowed, particularly after SoftBank, which went on to invest in Uber, and Didi Chuxing, a Chinese ride-hailing frenemy, invested in the company's Latin American rivals.
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The promotion of Mohammed bin Salman last week followed his meteoric rise from near obscurity since his father came to the throne in early 2015 to the summit of Saudi power.
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CBRE, a property-management firm, estimates that the flexible-work niche has experienced "meteoric growth" of 25% in America's top ten markets in 2018, with similar figures in big cities worldwide.
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The meteoric rise, driven by Tesla's growing bottom line, Model 290 production in China and the unraveling of short bets, speaks to the company's enormous potential to transform the auto industry.
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The allegations risked disrupting WeWork's meteoric rise and a planned fundraising, and sparked a flurry of activity as senior leaders sought to verify which, if any, of the claims were true.
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"Modi's visit is arguably more notable than Xi's as India's ascendancy in Africa is less meteoric than China's," Indigo Ellis, Africa analyst at consultancy Verisk Maplecroft, told CNBC via e-mail.
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At this point, there's a nagging possibility that the president's silence now is the result of his frequent cheerleading and taking credit for the stock market's meteoric rise since his election.
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One way to start is for the federal and state governments to recognize that pornography seems to be a public health risk contributing to the meteoric rise of child sex trafficking.
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Following the meteoric price increases, several tiny stocks have skyrocketed hundreds of percent after announcing they were adding "blockchain" to their names, or making some kind of investment in the technology.
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For its part, likewise, China needs to acknowledge there is a price to pay to participate in the global rules-based order, the very platform that has driven its meteoric economic rise.
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Whatever the reason, the meteoric rise of Trumpism appears to have relegated Cruz's anti-establishment crusade to an afterthought in precisely the region where it was supposed to generate the most enthusiasm.
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Historically, raw power has had little impact on the success of a console; just look at the meteoric sales of the original Wii compared to the more powerful PS3 and Xbox 360.
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To get more insight into Untitled Goose Game's meteoric rise, I called up Disseldorp to get the backstory on how the game came to be and why it's struck such a nerve.
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So far Discord's growth has been nothing short of meteoric, and the platform is on track to conceivably eclipse its larger, uglier, and less user-friendly competitor Skype in the near future.
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It's been a whirlwind of milestone-breaking and good news for Epic since the beginning of the year, as Fortnite has experienced a meteoric rise in both sales, popularity, and mainstream recognition.
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While a click wheel-based UI may have seemed like a good idea at the time, given the meteoric success of the iPod, it just didn't translate very well for a phone.
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However, meteoric fuel demand, driven by low oil prices, has given many a reprieve over the past two years, protecting thousands of workers in Mediterranean countries such as France, Greece and Italy.
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According to a new report from the Anti-Defamation League, anti-semitic hate speech targeting journalists has seen a meteoric rise on Twitter — thanks to the rhetoric in the 2016 Presidential Campaign.
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But it also blames the company's current struggles, in part, on that meteoric global rise, along with an overextended supply chain and a failure to resonate with shoppers in Europe and Asia.
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Buttigieg reportedly raked in $7 million in April alone, an amount roughly equal to his entire first-quarter total and an exemplification of his meteoric rise from relative unknown to political superstar.
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Though she may feel that her career has been developing slowly, and is all the better for it, what she has achieved in five or six years looks, in another light, meteoric.
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The poll was requested after Bloomberg saw Trump's meteoric rise to the top of the GOP field, and he's also eyed a run as Sanders has mounted a serious challenge to Clinton.
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There was a brief sweet spot, from about February to late April of this year, when ether was profitable to mine, but hadn't attracted mainstream attention for its meteoric rise in value.
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Much of the nonprofit's meteoric growth was due to the involvement of former President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn Carter, who started volunteering to help build homes in the early 1980s.
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Rahm, 22, who turned professional in June after finishing as the low amateur at the United States Open, has made a meteoric rise to No. 12 in the Official World Golf Ranking.
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Its perks and benefits, combined with its meteoric rise to the top, made it more than just an industry darling: For many in the tech world, Google was the place to work.
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Davis was twice named offensive player of the year and was the league's M.V.P. in 1998, but his meteoric stint came to an ugly end with a devastating knee injury in 1999.
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Chewy, founded in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 2011, had a quiet yet meteoric rise to prominence as pet owners sought the convenience of buying food and products online for their furry friends.
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The U.S. stock market has seen remarkable change over the last 34 years between the meteoric rise of low-cost passive investing, algorithmic trading and the real-time digitization of financial filings.
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The shocking news comes less than a week after the rapper&aposs 21st birthday and after his year-long meteoric rise from SoundCloud to collaborations with some of music&aposs biggest stars.
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Unlike LVMH and Kering, companies that eschewed discounting to maintain pricing power and market position, affordable-luxury kingpins in the United States chased meteoric growth targets, which have since come crashing down.
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Facebook has surged more than 40% in 2019 as investors bet that regulatory threats and calls to break up the world's largest social network will not endanger its meteoric growth in ad sales.
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Therefore, instead of working in a Wild West atmosphere where upstarts can strike upon meteoric success, new companies will have to join forces with third parties, like established firms and especially government regulators.
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"Ninja," as he's known to his fans, had a meteoric rise in popularity since "Fortnite" launched, with his Twitch following soaring from roughly 500,000 people in September 2017 to nearly 22017 million today.
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On Tuesday morning, Microsoft announced Windows 10 S— a brand-new version of its flagship operating system, aimed squarely at undermining the meteoric rise of Google's low-cost Chromebooks in the American classroom.
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So Kaepernick will get another shot to resurrect the 49ers â€" and his career â€" next week in San Francisco, in front of the fans who have watched his meteoric rise and fall.
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Zipping back and forth across Texas, it chronicles his quest to visit all 254 counties, his unorthodox-for-government social media strategy, and his meteoric rise from little-known congressman to national obsession.
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Where buybacks had helped fuel the S&P 500's meteoric rise and the second longest bull market in history, the market has been volatile but flat over the past year or so.
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Instead of Epic using its 10th season to celebrate the game's meteoric two-year rise and the realization of its e-sports ambitions, the game started to sour, and everyone was taking notice.
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Facebook has surged more than 13% in 2019 as investors bet that regulatory threats and calls to break up the world's largest social network will not endanger its meteoric growth in ad sales.
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Longtime consumer advocate Ralph Nader on Wednesday sounded a warning about the recent rally in Tesla's stock and called on regulators to consider a probe into trading based on its recent meteoric run.
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But if the various meteor-monitoring networks around the world can help improve the forecasting of peak meteoric activity, then the number of spacecraft suddenly found to be in peril will be reduced.
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Tobacco stocks from mid-2017 to early 2019 fell by about 40% because of Juul's meteoric growth in market share, potential menthol regulation and a drop in cigarette sales, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Growing up in an Italian-American family in New York City's Upper West Side neighborhood, Lady Gaga's life was filled with food and family—before and especially after her meteoric rise to fame.
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To learn more about this kitty's meteoric rise through the Canadian show cat world — and the sweetly bizarre world itself — check out Catwalk on Netflix and see what all the fluff is about.
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LONDON, June 29 (Reuters) - Europe's steady exports of gasoline to the United States have slowed substantially this year as tanks filled in the world's largest consumer nation and once-meteoric demand growth slowed.
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One of Ukraine's most popular TV channels 1+1, owned by oligarch Ihor Kolomoisky, has given Zelenskiy a powerful platform in recent months during his meteoric rise to the brink of the presidency.
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Dubbed "DisGrace" or "Gucci Grace" on account of her reputed love of shopping, she enjoyed a meteoric rise through the ranks of ZANU-PF in the last two years, culminating in Mnangagwa's removal.
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In reality, the star's life and meteoric rise to fame is nothing if not a portrait of a man who feels the constant need to, for better or worse, reinvent what he does.
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Back on Earth, teens and young adults were getting down with Snapchat, the Fastest Rising Startup of 2012 that was on a quick, meteoric rise to the top of the teen texting throne.
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Since the meteoric rise of Conor McGregor there has been a tectonic shift in the way fighters approach fighting and money-making: a shift toward being louder, ruder, more demanding, and more controversial.
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In 2008, RBS had a balance sheet of 2.2 trillion pounds - almost double Britain's annual economic output at the time - having staged a meteoric rise from its origins as a small Scottish bank.
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The Warriors had only a meteoric ascent and one NBA title to their name then; the 73-win season hadn't been achieved and Golden State wasn't on the doorstep of a second title.
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Sanders—who jumped on the Warriors bandwagon to appeal to California voters on May 30th, before his meteoric campaign crashed out unceremoniously (parallels, anyone?)—appears to be a bit of a basketball savant.
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At 34, Marco Tedeschi represents a youthful shift in the luxury watch industry — and the CEO says his meteoric rise is partially thanks to having met the right people at the right time.
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His rise as a fighter under the banner of the Ultimate Fighting Championship may seem meteoric, but an early loss as a young pro almost caused him to walk away from the sport.
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He made a meteoric rise in 2014, being signed from the independent American Association in June then pitching in relief for the Pirates as they won a National League wild card playoff berth.
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Yang has experienced one of the most meteoric rises in the 2020 campaign and has also reported one of the hugest improvements on fundraising, also heavily relying on the grassroots, digital donor model.
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The future seems impossibly bright for the 19-year-old Canadian, but her meteoric rise has not come without challenges particularly with injuries,which at one point threatened to derail her breakthrough season.
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Vick's tale is one of against-long-odds achievement, meteoric ascension to the pinnacle of his profession and losing it all, while falling prey to hubris and his own cripplingly poor decision-making.
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The verdict was also a vindication of sorts for the platinum-selling Mr. Hernandez, whose sensational and meteoric career made him at one point one of the most popular rappers in the country.
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He was the star in his own meteoric tale, bolstered by the Trump administration and Venezuela's neighbors: that he was the only legitimate leader of his country, and that Nicolas Maduro was done.
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For instance, in 2018, we haven't been able to stop talking about the meteoric glow up of Cardi B, who went from stripper to platinum-record selling, Billboard #1 charting, millionaire rap icon.
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There's no better evidence for this than the meteoric rise of Facebook, Google's archrival, which announced another blowout earnings report on Wednesday — with much of its revenue coming from ads on Android phones.
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It turned the business of co-working — leasing huge amounts of office space and converting it into work areas that it rents out to professionals and companies — into an operation with meteoric growth.
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Add in Stripe's meteoric rise (the unicorn added tools for subscription billing in 2018, expanding the product to Europe earlier this year) and you can see why Zuora has had a tough year.
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In death, he has become something of a folk hero, for his meteoric rise from the working class to billionaire, and for his generosity to some, building houses and hospitals for the poor.
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Sean McVay, who took over the Rams last season after a meteoric rise as an N.F.L. assistant, turns 33 this week, which will make him the youngest head coach in Super Bowl history.
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"The meteoric rise of New Age practices may be trendy, but it's one way millennials are acknowledging that the current system isn't working," Krista Burton wrote in a Times Op-Ed last year.
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For a team that had been regarded as essentially a Serie B outfit, struggling to fill their stadium and with a meagre two Coppa Italias to its name, the rise had been meteoric.
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Another extended family member, Nazarbayev's nephew Samat Abish, is also regarded as a candidate after his meteoric rise through the ranks of state security, where he has held the No. 2 post since 2015.
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The report by Freeh, Sporkin & Sullivan LLP, comes a week after a University of Texas research paper alleged Tether's token could have been used to manipulate bitcoin's price last year during its meteoric rise.
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Despite a meteoric rise in his draft year that culminated in setting a tournament record for points in the under-18 world championships, he fell to the bottom of the second round in 2011.
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Tri Huynh, a former director of business development, accused Walmart of having betrayed the principles of integrity and honesty espoused by founder Sam Walton in its push to show "meteoric growth" in e-commerce.
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In Tenney's case, he became one of the most-watched Twitch creators on the platform in mere months of signing with Faze, and his Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube followings have all experienced meteoric rises.
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Osaka, who has enjoyed a meteoric rise and won the last two grand slams to reach number one in the world, has career earnings of $10.8 million and has made millions more in endorsements.
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Generally, the U.S. makes it easy on Uber compared with Europe and parts of Asia, but to maintain its meteoric growth rate Uber needs a steady supply of drivers — until it introduces autonomous cars.
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"High Stakes: An Inquiry into the Drugs Crisis in British Prisons," published by drug policy experts Volteface, exposes the "meteoric rise in the supply and use" of Spice among Britain's 80,000-strong prison population.
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Much of Wisconsin's political infrastructure was frozen by the early ascendance of Scott Walker in the Republican field, whose short-lived prominence in the presidential contest coincided with Trump's meteoric rise in national polls.
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This was the movie that would've made Hemsworth a star... if it hadn't been shelved for two years due to the studio's financial difficulties, leaving Hemsworth to make his meteoric rise with Thor instead.
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Over the past year, MbS has become the ultimate decision-maker for the kingdom's military, foreign, economic and social policies, causing resentment among parts of the Al Saud dynasty frustrated by his meteoric rise.
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Bolt Threads has been on a meteoric rise since it first told TC about its ambitious endeavor to make spider silk, a material stronger than teflon but softer than a cloud, and more abundant.
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But Niseko's meteoric rise from local ski town to global hotspot is deserving; its champagne powdery slopes (due to the snow's low water content) and expansive backcountry are prized by skiers and snowboarders alike.
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Gullane Capital Partners, a hedge fund in Memphis, Tennessee, owns Amazon and Alphabet, and has occasionally shorted Netflix in recent years, betting the streaming company's meteoric rise would be followed by a steep pullback.
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The meteoric rise of house prices in China's major cities and the country's household registration or "hukou" regime have left many low-income families unable to afford or access to buy their own homes.
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A little less than a decade after the release of the first iPhone in 2007, the meteoric rise of the smartphone as a must-have device in the modern world has finally leveled off.
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After several months in a refugee camp in Singapore, they ended up in Denmark, which is where Mr. Vo grew up, studied art and, around age 30, began his meteoric rise to art stardom.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, 29, became the youngest woman elected to the United States House of Representatives, capping a meteoric rise for someone who began the year as a bartender at a Union Square restaurant.
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Experts say one contributor to the crisis is the meteoric rise of dollar chains, which are popping up on every street corner, crowding out other retailers and grocers, and very rarely selling fresh food.
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Even by the standards of Silicon Valley, the rise of Brex has been meteoric: It reached unicorn status last year just months after publicly launching its first product, then doubled in value this June.
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Mr. Pearson confessed his change of heart in the pulpit and endured a fall from grace as meteoric as his rise, with even Mr. Roberts pleading with him to take back his heretical words.
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That meteoric rise into the national athletic consciousness led the university to invest heavily in what had been a little-known program, which the following year was taken over by an assistant, Mark Few.
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LONDON, Dec 210 (Reuters) - Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has been named the "UK's Official Number 1 Artist of the Decade" after a meteoric rise to music stardom, the Official Charts Company said on Wednesday.
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Two areas stand out: initial coin offerings for cryptocurrencies, which are getting plenty of attention due to their meteoric price surge, and special purpose acquisition corporations, or SPACs, which have attracted considerably less notice.
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One needs only to look at Henri Matisse's meteoric rise in popularity through the latter half of the decade to understand how the Carnegie International figures into a major chapter of modernist art history.
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The power of this media-political complex has already been made clear yet again with the meteoric rise of Buttigieg, who has used interviews and carefully tailored tweets to make a serious candidacy for himself.
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With a little bit of moxie, Zhang had a meteoric progression: It took her a few months to score an agent, and a mere three days for her agent to sell the manuscript to HarperCollins.
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MSCI added Hanergy and Goldin Properties, both of which are majority owned by their founder-chairmen, to its indices in 2012 and 2015 respectively after the companies enjoyed a meteoric rise in their share price.
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Although they are separate companies, they share one characteristic that's at the heart of each start-up's meteoric rise: Both the founding teams of GuardiCore and Fireglass contain former members of the Israel Defense Forces.
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This is significant because outside of some instances of Inuits using meteoric iron in the Arctic, there is no evidence that indigenous people in North America had the knowledge or capacity to process iron ore.
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Bieber rose to stardom at such a meteoric rate, and at such a young age, that it's easy to forget that he started out as a kid in Canada just wanting to perform for people.
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And MbS's meteoric rise has also prompted rumors among some Saudi analysts of friction with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, 56, a veteran security chief and a favorite of Riyadh's top ally, the United States.
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In the months leading up to her SNL appearance, Del Rey was on a meteoric rise — the epitome of the untouchable and unknowable "cool girl" trope that would later be outright rejected by savvy women.
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Raising more than $300 million makes Zilingo one of Southeast Asia's highest-capitalized startups, but its meteoric growth in the last year has come from expansion from consumer e-commerce into business-to-business services.
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"We believe Amazon Business' meteoric rise further undermines the FTC's claim that Fortune 100 companies would have no other post-deal alternatives than to purchase office supplies from a combined Staples/Office Depot," Chukumba said.
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Although inventors in the United States filed more applications than in any other country, China looks set to take the top place this year or next, after a meteoric rise over the past quarter century.
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"Anbang's rise to international prominence has been much like that of modern China itself - meteoric, with mystical origins, and often misunderstood," said Brock Silvers, managing director of Kaiyuan Capital, a Shanghai-based investment advisory firm.
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That raises the question of whether Quicken's meteoric rise was a fluke of timing and historically low interest rates, or whether the company has truly disrupted an entrenched local culture of handshake real estate deals.
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She is also the first woman to win a second slam immediately after her first since Jennifer Capriati in 2001 but her meteoric rise has been followed by a distinct dip ahead of Roland Garros.
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TMZ broke the story, Shaft is suing Cardi for $10 million for breach of contract, claiming she had an obligation to keep him on, especially since he was the driving force behind her meteoric rise.
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And MbS's meteoric rise has also prompted rumours among some Saudi analysts of friction with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, 56, a veteran security chief and a favourite of Riyadh's top ally, the United States.
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This is a hard-won ethos in a country that has endured, over mere decades, a bloody civil war followed by dictatorship, transition to democracy, meteoric economic growth, rising immigration and the current financial slump.
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In perhaps the film's cleverest moment, Cheney's meteoric career path reaches a fork: He considers running for president in 1996, but bows out because it would expose his daughter, a lesbian, to potentially vicious attacks.
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Companies like Provident Financial, Non-Standard Finance and Morses have experienced a meteoric rise in the decade since the financial crisis, as banks held off loans to customers seen as at high risk of default.
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RBS had a balance sheet of 2.4 trillion pounds in 2008 - almost double Britain's annual economic output at the time - having staged a meteoric rise from being a small Scottish lender in the early 1990s.
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But he enjoyed a meteoric rise since leaving the world of finance to enter politics in 2002, becoming leader of the National Party — then in opposition — in 2006, before leading them into power in 2008.
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Shortages in food, electricity, and medicine has led to riots; crime has spiked the already astronomically high murder rate; meteoric inflation, corruption, and price controls have caused the cost of some basic necessities to skyrocket.
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Imagine a woman in her 70s with a fresh cup of tea in her hand, just up out of bed at 4.30 am to make sure she doesn't miss another chapter in McGregor's meteoric rise.
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"I wouldn't have expected to see his rise as meteoric as it was in the N.B.A." Curry set the N.C.A.A. Division I record for 3-pointers with 162 in 36 games during the 2008 season.
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Researchers from Pisa University, Milan Polytechnic, and the Egyptian Museum in Cairo have determined that the knife was made from meteoric iron, using non-invasive x-ray fluorescence to examine the composition of its blade.
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Mr. Schmidt, who was Google's chief executive for a decade until 2011 and then its executive chairman for seven years, oversaw the meteoric rise of Google from a useful search engine into an internet powerhouse.
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At J. Crew, 2 top names depart After presiding over a meteoric rise (and fall) in fortunes for J. Crew, Mickey Drexler announced he was stepping down from the helm of the preppy apparel retailer.
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Fueled by the charismatic vision of its co-founder, Adam Neumann, WeWork charted meteoric growth that wowed investors and propelled the company to a $6003 billion valuation, one of the highest for a start-up.
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Barty has earned plaudits for her level-headed attitude throughout her meteoric rise to the top and she illustrated it once again when asked whether an Australian champion would be fitting after the bushfire crisis.
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Executives from Zoom, Atlassian, Okta and Qualtrics participated — including Zoom CEO Eric Yuan, whose video conferencing company has seen a meteoric rise after becoming one of the most successful public debuts of the last year.
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China's entry into the global arts and culture scene in recent years comes amid the country's meteoric rise from an impoverished nation to the position of the world's second-largest economy in just three decades.
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Kim, who died on Monday at 22 after battling chronic illness, had led what was once the nation's second-largest conglomerate, symbolising South Korea's meteoric rise from the ashes of the 1950-1953 Korean War.
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Matovic, 46, expressed surprise at the meteoric rise of his Ordinary People and Independent Personalities (OLANO) in the opinion polls, which have put it almost neck-and-neck with the ruling left-leaning Smer party.
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The company's shares fell as much as 23% Wednesday, paring back a meteoric rise that had driven the stock up 28% between Friday and Tuesday and pushed it to $23 at one point, a record.
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And in recent decades, the meteoric path to leadership of youthful garage- and dorm-dwellers, from Steve Jobs to Mark Zuckerberg, has made king of the hill status seem possible for every 19-year-old.
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During his ride-hailing company's meteoric rise, he came to personify the aggressive, risk-taking nature of a new generation of tech start-ups intent on "disrupting" other industries like taxis, hotels and food delivery.
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Moments like this—when the collective rap community gets to see someone's meteoric rise culminate into that world-stopping drop of a debut album—are rare but they make being a fan worth all the trouble.
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Even products that functioned as intended, like social networks and chat apps, vacuumed up millions in VC funding only to fail at maintaining the meteoric growth necessary to survive as free software in the App Store.
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The platform also reintroduced Facebook browser hallmarks like Zynga's Words with Friends, in a bid to revitalize, to a small extent, the kind of meteoric engagement those companies enjoyed back the early days of mobile gaming.
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The ascent of Abigail Spanberger, a former CIA case officer, was meteoric, rather like the change that is remaking Virginia's seventh district, a mix of leafy suburbs and rolling farmland close to Richmond, the state's capital.
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Their meteoric growth, coupled with the rise of stan accounts(social-media pages, mostly run by teenagers, that tirelessly document every minuscule update on an influencer or celebrity), gave birth to the current tea-industrial complex.
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The Facebook co-founder and chief executive left Harvard's undergraduate computer science program in the fall of 2005 to devote himself full-time to building the young social network, which even then was seeing meteoric growth.
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"I think people have misunderstood Amazon's valuations almost from the beginning," said Miller, pointing out the meteoric rise in the company's market cap to more than $380 billion from around $400 million in the late 1990s.
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Image: AP Photo/Amr NabilTutankhamun, the boy king of ancient Egypt who died at 18 and later exploded inside his own sarcophagus, apparently owned—and was buried with—a literal space dagger made from meteoric iron.
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Redubbed Queen, the band, now comprised of Freddie, guitarist Brian May (Gwilym Lee), bassist John Deacon (Joseph Mazello, aka little Tim from Jurassic Park), and drummer Roger Taylor (Ben Hardy), enjoys a meteoric rise to success.
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His party's victory in Sunday's snap parliamentary election caps a meteoric rise for the former TV comedian who has tapped into widespread anger over entrenched corruption and low living standards in one of Europe's poorest countries.
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Larger than her Massachusetts mistake, Warren's choice to passionately campaign for Clinton—the antithesis of all she proclaimed to stand against during her meteoric rise isn't a fact progressive Sanders aficionados will simply forgive and forget.
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In addition to detailing his meteoric rise to fame, the Toronto native (born Aubrey Graham) opened up about his secret Harry Potter obsession, his Jewish faith — and why he steered clear of working with Harvey Weinstein.
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Flat wages have been set against the meteoric rise of a new class of billionaire plutocrats to create a picture of massive and chronic income inequality and unfairness, and that impression appeared to help elect Trump.
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As almost everyone knows, Mr. Weiner's meteoric political career was ended — or at least interrupted — by a sexting scandal in which he, sometimes under the preposterous pseudonym Carlos Danger, flirted with and exhibited himself to women.
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In celebration of this incredibly strong woman — who has experienced a meteoric rise from Disney's Wizards Of Waverly Place to performing electrifying American Music Award performances, we're recreating three of Gomez's all-time best beauty moments.
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And as if he didn't already have enough on his plate, Seacrest announced earlier this year that he is returning to host the show that began his meteoric rise, American Idol, for its reboot in 2018.
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Read more: The history of WeWork's meteoric valuation rise — and fallWeWork's weak WiFi was first exposed in a Fast Company report from August, which pointed out that many WeWork locations share the same easily-guessable passwords.
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"Meal kits have become more popular over recent years, but their rise has been far from meteoric and they remain a relatively niche part of the food sector," Conlumino retail analytics CEO Neil Saunders told CNBC.
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"Evel is an exhilarating portrait of a complex man living the American dream, juggling meteoric celebrity, and raising a family — and facing the very real probability that his next jump will kill him," reads the logline.
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In a crowded Democratic presidential primary field, Pete Buttigieg, the 37-year-old mayor of a midsize Midwestern city, has enjoyed a meteoric rise from obscurity that has become the envy of his lesser known rivals.
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His meteoric career did launch, after all, with his being implicated in eight of 64 violations levied in 1977 by the N.C.A.A. against Hawaii, where Pitino had served as an assistant coach and interim head coach.
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Juice WRLD, who rapped about his struggles with substance abuse and achieving meteoric success, died of an accidental drug overdose during a December drug raid at Midway Airport in Chicago, a medical examiner ruled on Wednesday.
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Koike, in an interview with Reuters, compared herself to French President Emmanuel Macron, whose election marked a meteoric rise and whose party now needs a majority in June parliamentary elections so he can carry out reforms.
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Since her meteoric rise in the spotlight, some Republican critics and prominent figures have started to criticize the New York Democrat over aspects of her personal life, including her clothing, her financial status and her background.
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The Iraq issue dogged John Kerry in 219 and Hillary Clinton in 22003, when it contributed to Barack Obama's meteoric rise, and again in 22003, when Sanders and Trump used it as a cudgel against her.
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Game of Ages Sean McVay, who took over the Rams last season after a meteoric rise as an N.F.L. assistant, turns 33 this week, which will make him the youngest head coach in Super Bowl history.
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If at any point in the meteoric rise of Donald Trump in the Republican polls, you've found yourself thinking, "What this situation really needs is a mockumentary starring Johnny Depp," we have some very good news.
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Beijing's biggest concern at the moment is ensuring that its relationship with the US allows its economy, which has begun to slow after years of meteoric growth, to continue to grow at the fastest rate possible.
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The 21-year-old continued his meteoric rise to the upper echelons of global sprinting when he shattered a two-decade old 60 metres world record with a blazing time of 6.37 seconds at Clemson, South Carolina.
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Time is running out for Sanders, whose unexpected and meteoric rise has actually continued: He has now caught Clinton in national Democratic polls, and he has raised more money than she has in the campaign so far.
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The story of Uber's messy, meteoric transformation from tech startup to dominant player in the global transportation industry is being developed into a limited television series by the co-creators and showrunners of good television show Billions.
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Yet now, thanks to the meteoric rise of Fortnite as one of the most popular games on the planet, Epic has quickly earned the financial and industrial clout it took Valve more than a decade to build.
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No one is more qualified to chart the meteoric rise of greenery in the online space than Igor Josifovic and Judith de Graaff, the founders of Urban Jungle Blog, a global community about all things house plants.
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The United States rejects such demands, partly because China joined the WTO in the same year the Doha promise was made, and its meteoric rise since then has undermined the argument for giving developing countries special deals.
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With space, time, and complementary personnel who can take advantage of the attention he draws, Harden is in the best situation of his career—similar to what Curry has enjoyed with Golden State since his meteoric rise.
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Prineville, a tiny Central Oregon city with just over 9,000 residents, marked the first of the social networking company's US server farms, constructed to accommodate the meteoric rise in Facebook users and the site's growing computational needs.
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Icahn, who has been raising red flags on the stock-market's meteoric rise, said the S&P 500 and Dow Jones industrials indexes should recover, given the "great fundamentals" in U.S. companies and the recent tax cuts.
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Few saw TikTok's meteoric rise to prominence coming — the Chinese-owned social media has only been on the scene for a couple years, but by September it had shot to the top of the iPhone app store.
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Cheney — the daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney — has seen a meteoric rise in power since first being elected to Congress in 2016, becoming the only woman in House GOP leadership after just one congressional term.
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The 19-year-old Canadian's meteoric rise meant he arrived for his Roland Garros debut seeded 24 and with a potential fourth-round clash with 10-times champion Rafael Nadal already being earmarked for prime time viewing.
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At least that's how Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini describes the birth of One Bite, her company's pizza-reviewing app that has seen a meteoric rise since Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy started casually reviewing pizza parlors.
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The rapper enjoyed a meteoric rise within the last year after releasing his massively successful song "Lucid Dreams" in Summer 2018 before collaborating with some of the genre&aposs biggest names like Lil Yachty and Travis Scott.
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The topic of discussion somehow drifted to a story in the Telegraph from Sunday about the meteoric rise of Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat, two companies that make plant-based foods that replicate the sensation of eating meat.
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"We had this underground sensibility, and then all of a sudden we were so much bigger than even we realized," says Singh, recounting Cityfox's meteoric rise and subsequent fall after the authorities shut down the 33 Halloween party.
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On a recent episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, The Verge's Sean O'Kane spoke with Recode's Kara Swisher and The Verge's Lauren Goode about the meteoric success of Pokémon Go and the less-delightful concerns about GoPro's future.
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Andrew Yang's campaign is experiencing a chaotic staff shakeup Despite his meteoric rise nationally and stellar fundraising, Yang received fewer than 1,800 votes in the Iowa caucuses, earning just 1% of the statewide vote and 1% of SDEs.
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For those who haven't been following CBD's steady and meteoric rise as a possible treatment for everything from anxiety to workout recovery to chronic pain, you can find it in drinks, beauty products, capsules, candy, and tinctures nowadays.
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The investment banking division, NatWest Markets, helped propel RBS's meteoric rise from a small Scottish lender to a behemoth with assets outstripping British GDP in 22016, almost derailing the economy when it emerged much of them were toxic.
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For better or worse, Keenan's vision of the arcade-game-as-amusement-ride never came to fruition, and the meteoric rise of Atari that was underway when he made these lofty remarks was to be somewhat short-lived.
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The same was reflected in real life: Britney Young played Carmen Wade on GLOW, Chrissy Metz continued playing Kate Pearson on This Is Us, and the podcast She's All Fat saw a meteoric rise in listeners and fans.
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But the man who took the helm of Twitter in 2010, steered its meteoric growth, then graciously departed in 2015 when the market was clamoring for faster monetization sounds like he's never been more excited about the future.
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But since the title's early meteoric rise, things have settled down a bit, allowing creators Jamie McKelvie (the artist) and Kieron Gillen (the writer) to have fun and be more ambitious than they were in the first arc.
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BEIJING, Dec 27 (Reuters) - Shanghai zinc and nickel prices extended losses on Tuesday, as speculators continued to book profits from the metals' recent meteoric run-up and concerns about demand growth in the world's top commodities market lingered.
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Not only is the recent trend in numbers of urban backyard chicken flocks exhibiting a meteoric rise, but we are simultaneously witnessing a stunning increase in the number of salmonella outbreaks and illnesses from contact with backyard poultry.
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Real estate in Tel Aviv "is always in a high demand, like Manhattan," said Inna Fleshler, marketing communications manager of Israel Sotheby's International Realty, citing the "unstoppable, meteoric increase" of 27 percent in price over the past decade.
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Devers signed with the Red Sox for $1.5 million in 2013, when he was 16, and played only nine games at Class AAA Pawtucket this season before reaching the major leagues, capping a meteoric ascent through the minors.
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Their findings, published in the journal Meteoritics and Planetary Science, reveal that the surface contains high percentages of nickel (nearly 11%) and iron with a minor concentration of cobalt — a makeup in line with that of meteoric iron.
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Like so many meteoric rises to celebrity, this hard-partying lifestyle eventually caught up with Mayo, and, only a few months after purchase, he was so beat up that Martyn was forced to start looking for a replacement.
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No president in modern times has connected his political fortunes to the stock market as much as Mr. Trump, who relentlessly cited its meteoric rise as a sign of his success at restoring confidence in the American economy.
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Woods, 44, and Bryant shared a friendship that dated back to their meteoric rise to the top of their respective sports during the mid-27s and spanned adversities and scandals as both navigated fame, marriage, parenthood and injuries.
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For instance, TikTok was initially responsible for the meteoric rise of Lil Nas X&aposs "Old Town Road," which broke the Billboard record for the longest song to consecutively sit at No. 1 on the Hot 100 chart.
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Another example is model Bettie Page, who is one of the biggest dead celebrity earners ever and whose rights are owned outright by Worldwide XR. Her meteoric post-mortem rise occurred thanks to huge investment in her identity.
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The Anaheim Ducks are 12-23-1 in their last 15 games and try to continue their meteoric rise in the Pacific Division when they conclude a season-long seven-game road trip Thursday against the Vancouver Canucks.
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One can only imagine how both the Clinton White House and the Starr investigation would have reacted to the meteoric sophistication of technology today — something that the laws cannot begin to get ahead of, let alone account for.
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The bad news includes the ousting of a co-founder, Adam Neumann, as chief executive and the cancellation of its I.P.O. Management still expects WeWork to grow, but at a slower pace than the company's once-meteoric expansion.
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Now, just over 14 months into Trump's presidency, the former three-term Kansas congressman is continuing his meteoric rise, preparing to step into the role of America's top diplomat after Trump tapped him for the post on Tuesday.
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But over the past couple of months, it's seen a meteoric rise on streaming platforms, which has thrust the game into the spotlight and given developer Battlestate Games a delightful chance to … double down on its questionable decisions.
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With the Dow industrials up 11.3 percent year to date the boasting a 10.6 percent gain [not to mention the Nasdaq's meteoric 19.6 percent surge] now may be a good time to take some risk off the table.
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Hatching Twitter is the first installment in an anthology series, and it tells the "tale of betrayed friendships and high-stakes power struggles that accompanied the meteoric rise of the infamous tech company," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Burns, a former private equity executive who came to Juul in late 2017 from yogurt maker Chobani, presided over meteoric growth at the company as it morphed from a 300-person startup to an international operation employing thousands.
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Burns, a former private equity executive who came to Juul in late 2017 from yogurt maker Chobani, presided over meteoric growth at the company as it morphed from a 300-person startup to an international operation employing thousands.
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Read More: A Trip to Dogecoin's First Conference Dogecoin's valuation is the result of market mania that has resulted in inexperienced investors buying up low-priced assets on a whim, hoping that they will follow Bitcoin's meteoric trajectory.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Unfazed by the meteoric rise that brought her from near obscurity and a broken back to the ultimate stage of the Pyeongchang Olympics, American figure skater Bradie Tennell believes her only real rival is herself.
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Over the past year, the price of a Bitcoin has skyrocketed from less than $800 to nearly $20,000 — a meteoric rise that financial insiders say is no different than the escalating cost of a tulip in seventeenth-century Amsterdam.
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"Until now, meteoric smoke has been neglected in general circulation model studies of the formation of Martian water ice clouds," said the study's authors, who were led by Victoria Hartwick, a graduate student at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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The Indiana Democrat has admitted that, despite his meteoric rise in the 2020 presidential field, his outreach and standing with African American constituencies have been lacking and are something his campaign needs to focus on in the coming weeks.
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The UK's top national cybersecurity agency GCHQ told Reuters on Friday that it didn't see any reason to question the validity of Apple and Amazon's denials that their servers were compromised following a meteoric report from Bloomberg on Thursday.
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He seemed to have a meteoric rise within the KarJenner family, appearing on Kris' arm out of nowhere in 2014, and by Kanye West's side during a meeting with then President-elect Donald Trump at Trump Tower in 2016.
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A meteoric rise in Sabeco's share price due to high demand and a small float has complicated matters, making it difficult for industry buyers - including Heineken which already owns a 5 percent share - or other investors to step in.
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Like the fact that freshly cut hair can look like brittle strands of uncooked spaghetti when viewed up close, or that the surface of a dried black peppercorn is meteoric in its detail; full of tiny ridges and craters.
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"Thanks to generations of new fans joining the still-devout baby boomer Beatlemaniacs, the band is bigger now than it was during the Beatles' meteoric decade-long career," writes American Theater magazine editor Rob Weinert-Kendt in the foreword.
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That growth was largely the result of two factors: a package of economic measures — loose monetary policy, heavy public investment and structural reforms — carried out by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in 2012, and the meteoric rise of China's economy.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE of Massachusetts, Patrick's humble beginnings and meteoric rise are what make America so great.
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There's an immense meteoric sculpture, a sort of crashed shell which enshrouds the Kubrick room, and it is built of shapes culled from his paintings; laser-cut shards that migrated from paint to digital to tangible, piece by piece.
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Toronto R&B sensation anders has had a meteoric climb, going from faceless SoundCloud crooner to genuine streaming success, a JUNO nomination, and a sold-out show at the Phoenix Concert Theatre in about a year and a half.
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Just about all economists agree that two of the prime minister's biggest policy gambles — abruptly voiding most of the nation's currency and then, less than a year later, imposing a sweeping new sales tax — have slowed India's meteoric growth.
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While ICOs have been around almost as long as the Ethereum network itself, the past few months have seen far more ICOs than ever before, a phenomenon that many credit for the meteoric rise of the value of ether.
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Virgin Galactic's widening losses put rally on pause Shares of Virgin Galactic (SPCE), the space tourism startup founded by British entrepreneur Richard Branson, have been on a tear recently, rising a meteoric 195% since the start of the year.
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Hicks' departure capped her meteoric rise from Trump Organization communications aide to the upper crust of power in Washington in just a few years, during which Hicks sought to maintain a remarkably low profile for someone in her position.
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The meteoric rise in the value of pot stocks generally has to do with the medicinal benefits of cannabis and the legalization efforts popping up globally that are expected to make pot-related products more safe, effective and accessible.
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Mr. Mabuza has been accused of siphoning money meant for education and other services to finance his meteoric rise in national politics — and deliver the votes that gave Mr. Ramaphosa a slim victory in party elections in December 2017.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Motorcycle taxi companies are expanding in West Africa with backing from investors betting that the meteoric rise of two-wheeled taxi firms in Asia can be replicated in some of the fastest growing countries in the world.
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Bradley's piecemeal decline after his meteoric rise started with a swing change and was exacerbated by the 229 ban on the anchored putting stroke, which Bradley used to win the 230 P.G.A. Championship and his two regular Tour titles.
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After building a grassroots movement and experiencing a meteoric rise on the national scene, Yang suffered a humbling defeat in the Iowa caucuses, earning just 1% support in the second caucus alignment and receiving zero pledged delegates from the state.
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Trump's remarks came in a wide-ranging interview at Trump Tower the day after he notched a crushing victory in the Indiana GOP primary, flattening the final roadblock in his meteoric 10-month rise from celebrity candidate to presumptive Republican nominee.
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Along with the sort of meteoric rise Barty enjoyed when she won the French Open in June comes a corresponding frenzy at any subsequent setback, as if every defeat was the start of a catastrophic spiral back down to earth.
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The meteoric rise in Bitcoin Cash's price also led many crypto enthusiasts on Twitter and other social forums to allege insider trading among Coinbase's employees or those who were able to learn of the the currency's acceptance before the announcement.
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Big names in hip-hop and EDM like Drake and Diplo have participated in record-breaking live streams with Ninja, whose rise to stardom has been more meteoric these past nine months than any other internet celebrity in recent memory.
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Batista, a brash entrepreneur whose meteoric rise and fall made him the poster boy of a decade-long boom in Brazil that turned to bust three years ago, is accused of paying a former Rio state governor millions in bribes.
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It features anecdotes about the Dior review John Fairchild, WWD's then-publisher, wouldn't let him print, the new-age American designers (Norell, Sarmi, Ben Zuckerman) who saw meteoric success only to crash and burn, and the Hamptons social climbers he hated.
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Image: APFollowing a meteoric rise to just shy of $20,000 per coin less than two months ago, Bitcoin, the oldest and most valuable cryptocurrency, fell below $10,000 on both the Coinbase and Bittrex exchanges for the first time since early December.
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Like other senior politicians from established parties not connected with Macron's meteoric rise to power, Baroin also bemoaned the low turnout, which at around 49 percent was the lowest first round showing since the Fifth Republic was born in 1958.
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Elizabeth, the disgraced Silicon Valley hotshot, is the subject of a new HBO documentary chronicling the meteoric rise and spectacular fall of her company, Theranos ... all the result of Elizabeth falsely claiming she discovered a way to revolutionize blood testing.
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Telling the New York Times that music is going to become like "running water or electricity," the "Starman" singer predicted the meteoric rise of the streaming subscription that last week confirmed its place in the upper echelons of the industry.
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The poll tallied with others that showed Alvarez enjoying a meteoric rise after he opposed a January ruling by the Costa Rica-based Inter-American Court of Human Rights that called for same-sex marriage to be legalized in Latin America.
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October 210, 2017 On today's edition of CNN 10, we're explaining an executive order concerning health care in America, a meteoric rise in the value of a cyber currency, and a CNN Hero's work to help amputees in San Antonio, Texas.
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He never opened his eyes, but now and then his features began to approximate a facial expression—surprise, annoyance, skepticism—before slackening, as if in a failed attempt to mark the meteoric passage across his brain of some thought or emotion.
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While he was fired from the school in 2000 for "uncivil, defiant and unacceptable" behavior, there's no questioning Knight's success as a basketball coach, just as there's no questioning the meteoric rise and success of Trump during this election cycle.
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The movement to build Rama's temple and the demolition of the Babri Masjid led to the B.J.P.'s meteoric rise in electoral politics — from two seats out of 541 in the Parliament in 1984 to forming a national government in 19833.
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Inventory issues and a sudden drop in demand for cryptocurrency mining put a stop to the meteoric rise, but Nvidia continues to talk up the impact and market potential of AI, even as gaming remains its biggest source of revenue.
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Celebrated for her meteoric beauty and famed for her intellect and wit, the duchess beguiled Europe, capturing the admiration of Marcel Proust, Auguste Rodin (who gifted her a sculpture), Claude Monet, and the Crown Prince of Prussia, among many others.
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Businessman Andrew Yang has experienced a meteoric rise in the 22020 field, and is now averaging in sixth place in Real Clear Politics' polling average thanks to his dedicated and extremely online base of supporters known as the Yang Gang.
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The meteoric rise of Aereo, the television/video-streaming startup spearheaded by Chet Kanojia, was shot down by the US Supreme Court in 2014 after the court ruled it violated copyright law in 2014, just two years after it was founded.
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China is pushing its high-tech equipment firms to create home-grown brands as part of its "Made in China 2025" national plan, to move the economy away from the low-value manufacturing model, that fuelled its economy's meteoric rise.
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But that has been transformed in the last decade, with the meteoric rise of the online giant Amazon, discount and low-cost stores like T. J. Maxx gaining popularity, and a long recession that reset the value of a dollar.
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Buttigieg went from being a little-known Midwestern mayor to experiencing a meteoric rise in the Democratic primary field, out-raising every other candidate last quarter, and qualifying for the fall debates, meaning he's likely to stick around for a while.
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This comes as bitcoin itself has dropped significantly from its highs late last year, wallowing below $8,33 per coin following a meteoric rise in 2017; bitcoin continues declining from its March highs of $11,700, most recently testing support at $7,700.
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Left unsaid, of course, is the simmering tension between those who make their living writing words about video games and resentment over the meteoric rise of YouTube personalities, as media budgets have tightened and layoffs have become a regular, frightening headline.
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The concern here is threefold: In addition to grappling with the quirks and racial implications of the rapper's meteoric pop celebrity, the album seeks both to sustain popularity and to make the music more palatable to a traditional hip-hop audience.
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But to many political strategists, it seemed Mr. Buttigieg had come up short on relatability after a meteoric rise in the Democratic 2020 field, which has been fueled by his even-tempered, coolly biting responses in nationally televised interviews and forums.
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It is meant to burnish his image as he leaves Congress, the improbable final chapter — at least for now — of a meteoric ascent in Republican politics that stalled unmistakably with the rise of Mr. Trump and his anti-establishment fervor.
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Virgin Galactic, Tesla and Plug Power all plunged on Thursday — falling much more than the broader market — in a sharp departure from the stocks' recent meteoric rises, which was driven at least in part by retail investors piling into these names.
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It said that Anbang's meteoric growth and acquisitions raised suspicions of financial sleight of hand, including capital injections coming from companies linked to Mr. Wu. "The left hand has been helping the right hand to inflate capital," the article said.
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Their meteoric rise continued with 1999's Fly, which debuted at #1, sold over 10 million copies, and again won Grammys for both Best Country Album and Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal ("Ready to Run").
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The far-right Jobbik Party built its meteoric rise partly on accusations that Jews were conducting "massive real-estate purchases" throughout Hungary and entering into an alliance with the Roma to turn "pure" Hungarians into a minority in their own nation.
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The trial put the platinum-selling Mr. Hernandez — a polarizing and combustible figure whose meteoric career was fueled in part by a viral presence on Instagram — in an unlikely role: testifying against the same gang that had enhanced his street credibility.
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The Bears (15-0) have made a meteoric rise in the poll, going from a team that did not receive a vote in the preseason poll to one that received 55 first-place votes from the 65-member national media panel.
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There will be no soul-searching at the executive level about the drift that has been allowed to set in at the club over the last three years or about why Swansea's meteoric rise has been allowed to stall so quickly.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VIENNA — The Albertina's astounding retrospective of Egon Schiele's drawings, selected largely from the museum's own collection, comes as close to a totalizing experience of this artist's damned, meteoric vision as we're likely to get.
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The 19-year-old's triumph, which came in her U.S. Open main draw debut and against the undisputed queen of the sport, was the latest step in a meteoric rise for Andreescu and it dominated front pages across the country.
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How's it going to be for you, do you think actually he's going to change the way that oil companies are going to do business in the US and elsewhere, do you think there's going to be any meteoric changes at all?
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After decades of meteoric growth, China is vying to lead the world in a wide range of technologies—radar-evading stealth fighter jets in the air, high-speed trains on the ground, missile-armed cruisers at sea, and sophisticated satellites in space.
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After an absolutely meteoric rise in the presidential race -- polling suggests he's in the lower end of the lead pack -- Buttigieg has been faced with a major problem at home: the officer-involved shooting of an African-American man, who later died.
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The child, who is originally from Canada but at least temporarily lived in Los Angeles during her meteoric rise in popularity, would say the word "bitch" a lot, wave around wads of cash in fancy cars, and sometimes say the n-word.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Naomi Osaka knows the secret to her meteoric rise to the tennis summit was her ability to enjoy herself on court and, by the same token, that her current slump has drained every bit of fun out of her game.
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Renewable power capacity is expected to surge by 22021% globally in the next five years, "meteoric" growth that is equivalent to the amount of electricity currently churned out by America's power plants, the energy watchdog said in a report published on Monday.
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" Despite being a social media space alien, Kendall opened up inside the magazine's pages, touching on her meteoric rise to fame and how she differs from her sisters, saying "I've always been super different from all my sisters, especially my Kardashian sisters.
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The "Rack City" rapper appeared on Nicki Minaj's show, Queen Radio Thursday, and insinuated that he guided ex-girlfriend Kylie Jenner — she of the soon-to-be billionaire makeup mogul on the cover of Forbes — to her meteoric rise to fame, UsWeekly reports.
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In a lengthy new interview, the Gossip Girl creators and cast – including Blake Lively, Leighton Meester, Ed Westwick, Chace Crawford and Penn Badgley – share behind-the-scenes secrets, reflect on the show's meteoric rise and reveal if they'll ever reunite on screen again.
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Interestingly, we are also now seeing greater flexibility from regulators; as a result, new opportunities are emerging — the best-known example being fantasy sports and the meteoric rise of DraftKings and FanDuel, both now thought to be worth over a billion dollars.
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Directed by Luis Valdez, "La Bamba" (the film draws its name from Valens' signature song) charts Valens' meteoric rise as a musician and his tragic death at age 17 in a 1959 plane crash, along with Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper.
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President Donald Trump's condemnations of the violence, first via Twitter and then during a press conference, strained credulity, since he owes much of his meteoric political rise to having unleashed the cruel forces of racial hatred and division on brutal display in Virginia.
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All before the age of 40, Todd Rovak has had a meteoric career being named the youngest partner at Fahrenheit 212 in 2011 and then being appointed to managing partner in 2013 before eventually becoming CEO of both Capgemini Consulting and Fahrenheit 212.
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The meteoric rise of the Irishman has captured the attention of the mainstream audiences, and the world now awaits to see how 'The Notorious' bounces back from his first loss in the Octagon to one of Stockton California's cult hero, Nate Diaz.
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