Popular midsize and luxury midsize SUVs benefit from that trend.
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We've got the Model Y, the compact ... midsize, more midsize SUV.
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These include the most popular types of SUVs: midsize SUVs and luxury midsize SUVs.
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Here is the full list of class winners: Midsize car: Nissan Altima Midsize Sporty Car: Ford Mustang Minivan: Dodge Grand Caravan Midsize premium Car: Lincoln Continental Large Car: Nissan Maxima Large Premium Car: Genesis G90 Small SUV: Hyundai Tucson Small Premium SUV: (tie) BMW X1 and Mercedes-Benz GLA Compact SUV: Buick Envision Compact Premium SUV: Lincoln MKC Midsize SUV: Kia Sorento Midsize Premium SUV: BMW X6 Midsize Pickup: Nissan Frontier Large SUV: Ford Expedition Large Light Duty Pickup: Chevrolet Silverado Large Heavy Duty Pickup: (tie) Chevrolet Silverado HD and Ford Super Duty
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The Wayne plant will begin building a new Ranger midsize truck in late 2018 and a Bronco midsize SUV in 2020.
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The U.S. automaker said last year it plans to launch a midsize Bronco, based on the upcoming Ford Ranger midsize pickup, for model year 2020.
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Chevy and GMC later introduced their Colorado and Canyon midsize pickups in 2260, while Ford this year introduced its midsize Ranger as a 0403 model.
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Toyota Corolla is a midsize car, so we are sending you a check in the amount of $126.05, that is the difference between full and midsize cars.
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The Lordstown plant makes the Chevrolet Cruze compact car; Spring Hill makes the Cadillac XT5 midsize crossover SUV; Fairfax makes the midsize Chevrolet Malibu and the fullsize Buick LaCrosse sedans; and Oshawa Flex makes the fullsize Chevrolet Impala and the midsize Buick Regal sedans as well as the fullsize Cadillac XTS sedan.
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Wheels Up recently bought Travel Management Company, which operates a fleet of light jets to complement Wheels Up's existing fleet of King Air turboprops, Citation midsize jets and Citation X super-midsize aircraft.
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Ford will fit the brakes on its redesigned 203 Edge midsize crossover vehicle and its new 2019 Ranger midsize pickup, that will compete later this year with the Chevrolet Colorado and Toyota Tacoma.
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It's a midsize car that feels bigger than it should.
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Tesla has 400,000 orders for the highly anticipated midsize sedan.
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Kia's midsize SUV also features a very intuitive infotainment system.
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Both trucks should satisfy the hauling needs of midsize buyers.
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Carmike has most of its 2,954 screens in midsize cities.
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Boise, the midsize capital of Idaho, is having a moment.
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Fiat Chrysler stopped making small and midsize cars in 2016.
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Sales of midsize sedans like the Sonata fell 17 percent.
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Fiat Chrysler has stopped making compact and midsize cars altogether.
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You've got the Model Y, which is the midsize SUV.
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"You can find (midsize Honda) Accords all day long," he said.
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Midsize banks are trading at 105% of their historical P/E.
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More than half its customers are small and midsize Japanese companies.
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The midsize Pacific Northwest city is experiencing a major growth spurt.
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But after a week with the midsize Beemer, I wasn't bothered.
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It served more than 25,000 small and midsize manufacturers last year.
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The firm surveyed 333 midsize and large employers in early January.
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Take the Ford Fusion, a midsize sedan the automaker builds in Mexico.
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High-performance and off-road trims are big sellers for midsize pickups.
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The RS 5 is Audi's ultimate version of a midsize sports sedan.
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An average midsize supermarket can sustain one person for about 55 years.
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Subaru won for its compact Forester SUV and its midsize Ascent SUV.
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I was born and raised in a midsize town in northern Mexico.
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Spring Gallery Guide Galleries, small and midsize, are having a rough ride.
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In the art world, small and midsize galleries serve an important function.
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The measures, published Tuesday, focus on support to small and midsize firms.
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Earlier this year, Washington rolled back some regulations governing midsize American banks.
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We got 18,973 qualified responses on 24 midsize and large suitcase brands.
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The FTSE 22.1 index of midsize British companies added more than 22021%.
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Supports say the bill will give relief to midsize and regional banks.
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The Model 3, a midsize sedan, is arguably Tesla's most important product.
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But in their absence, midsize cities have become pockets of L.G.B.T. acceptance.
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"These (midsize) trucks will do virtually everything a suburban cowboy needs," said Phillippi.
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In 2010, there were 11 midsize pickups to choose from, according to LMC.
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This is not to say I want to ignore small and midsize companies.
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Gartner even named Oracle the leading provider of ERP software to midsize enterprises.
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Galkayo, a midsize town in central Somalia, had been quiet in recent months.
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Alongside the Camry, Toyota's stalwart midsize sedan, the Corolla has been jazzed up.
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In the living room, he has built a midsize stage to perform music.
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The cars indirectly replace the CTS midsize and ATS compact sedans for Cadillac.
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We think small and midsize farms should be compensated at a higher level.
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But the company's decisions also reflect another trend: growing inequality among midsize cities.
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Overall, 76% of respondents were highly satisfied with their midsize or large suitcases.
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Sales of midsize cars like the Camry fell 8.4 percent, to 3.2 million.
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Small and midsize businesses were hit disproportionately, representing 68 percent of the cases.
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The 2020 Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring is a midsize, plug-in hybrid SUV.
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U.S. sales of midsize pickups are up 83 percent since 2014, Ford said.
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Like many midsize cities (population: 2773,000), it was moribund by the mid-1970s.
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" Lincoln's mind also happens to be my one midsize complaint about "Fierce Kingdom.
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A lot of luxury midsize car buyers are looking for sport-sedan performance, but the Best Luxury Midsize Car for the Money, the Lexus ES, gives buyers a zen-like cabin, a smooth ride, and excellent value for their money.
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I tried to take on a midsize sedan, but my ribs hurt too much.
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It's another story in the midsize segment which has long been dominated by imports.
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It is by far the safest car in the world for any midsize vehicle.
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Many of those Somalis live in and around Minneapolis, the midsize city of 400,000.
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Between 2015 and 2017, sales of midsize SUVs increased 102 percent among Chinese consumers.
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There's no doubt that the Ranger is the best midsize truck you can buy.
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For the past quarter, small and midsize firms' hiring outpaced that of larger companies.
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Since 85033, midsize and large employers have been required to offer unpaid leave benefits.
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Carmike, based in Columbus, Ga., has most of its 2,954 screens in midsize cities.
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The documents referred to some 150 small airports in addition to some midsize ones.
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I spent my whole career helping small to midsize businesses all over the country.
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That will soon be followed by a lending program for small and midsize businesses.
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An independent Catalonia would be a midsize European nation, with Barcelona as its capital.
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And of the American companies that export, 98 percent are small and midsize businesses.
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Prospects for the midsize market seem solid enough that there could be still more entries.
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The independents and the midsize theaters are very supportive and want to work with us.
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Celia Johnson was born in Brownsville, a midsize city in South Texas that borders Mexico.
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In several midsize cities across the U.S., unusual software teams are programming apps and websites.
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I'm driving another Audi this week, downsizing from the flagship A8 to the midsize A6.
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Jeb Bush is the Kelley Blue Book Best Buy of 2016 (Midsize Sedan Category) car.
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It represents a substantial tax collection burden for small and midsize retailers around the country.
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The situation unfolding at Irell highlights the challenges midsize law firms face in today's environment.
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Subscribe to learn what small and midsize retailers need to know when working with Amazon.
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Alongside the Camry, Toyota's stalwart midsize sedan, the Corolla has been jazzed-up, design-wise.
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Small and midsize businesses borrowed $1 billion through the Amazon Loans program last year alone.
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Its large passenger cabin and trunk also make it more practical than other midsize cars.
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General Motors started importing the low-volume Buick Envision midsize SUV from China in 2016.
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If the Warriors are a Ferrari, the Grizzlies are a midsize sedan: sturdy and reliable.
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It called for expanding Goldman's investment-banking franchise to midsize cities including Dallas and Seattle.
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And we expect it will be the safest midsize S.U.V. in the world by far.
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There are many small and midsize cities that offer much better education and job opportunities.
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Small and midsize companies are fading from stock markets, leaving far fewer publicly traded companies.
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Nonetheless, nearly half of midsize companies use it, as do nearly all the Fortune 500.
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Ford has unveiled a new midsize truck, resurrecting the Ranger name, at the Detroit show.
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Growth by midsize companies has helped compensate for job losses at the big steel conglomerates.
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GMC also expects to get compact and midsize electric crossovers in 2025, according to suppliers.
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Hyundai's next generation's Sonata midsize sedan will make its auto show debut in New York.
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Midsize and Large Suitcases When looking for larger suitcases, though, brand names make a difference.
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"There is undoubted demand for a midsize airplane," said John Grant, senior analyst with OAG.
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Compact and midsize cars used to be the two largest segments in the auto industry.
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Midsize and large companies continued their healthy hiring, while growth slowed slightly at smaller firms.
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On the market front, 2017 was a brutal year for many small and midsize galleries.
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Correspondingly, those larger companies' retention rates for women exceeded those of small and midsize companies.
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These are small and midsize places that often are overlooked when we talk about cities.
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My SUV was an Aviator GT, the plug-in hybrid version of the midsize hauler.
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Volkswagen currently produces the midsize Atlas SUV and the Passat sedan at the Chattanooga factory.
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While gasoline remains cheap, they are turning from small and midsize cars — Hyundai's previous strength.
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For a top-of-the-line midsize pickup that's this refined, it's really quite fair.
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The survey polled 280 large and midsize U.S. companies that offer defined contribution retirement plans.
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They decide where these new immigrants will live, often opting for more affordable midsize cities.
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Midsize trucks were one of the segments that suffered the most in the financial crisis.
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First, with all three rows in business, cargo capacity on midsize SUVs is drastically reduced.
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In addition, Ford has a new midsize pickup, the Ranger, coming to the market next year.
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These are in addition to the previously-announced midsize pickup and full-size Wagoneer/Grand Wagoneer.
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Similarly, finance as a whole could be big even if it were fragmented into midsize banks.
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But the midsize model failed to click with consumers and Honda pulled it from the market.
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Muro points to banking as another area where many midsize cities have been harmed by consolidation.
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In April, midsize SUVs took 7003 days to sell, compared to 63 days a year earlier.
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We need small and midsize businesses, entrepreneurs to be growing and creating wealth in our communities.
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The Nexo, a midsize luxury SUV, has good ratings in all six crashworthiness tests, IIHS said.
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DELTA CEO SAYS STILL VERY INTERESTED IN BOEING MIDSIZE JET, SAYS 'WE HOPE THEY'LL LAUNCH IT'
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Midsize trucks accounted for 3.7% of new vehicle sales through October, compared to 1.5% in 2014.
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Incentives to stimulate business included development subsidies, tax credits and funding for small and midsize companies.
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Mr. Trump took 61 percent of rural voters and 52 percent of voters in midsize cities.
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Millions live in large and midsize states like California, New York, Illinois, Alabama and South Carolina.
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The three packages were described as similar: all midsize white envelopes with padded manila envelopes inside.
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"Small to midsize businesses have very little leverage in the insurance market," Mr. Van Dongen said.
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Toyota may be set to introduce a new generation of its hot-selling Highlander midsize SUV.
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The company's affiliate, Kia, also relies on small and midsize cars for most of its sales.
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In a segment of standouts like the midsize luxury car segment, the 90-series drives adequately.
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My latest ride is the 2020 Lincoln Aviator, the luxury brand's first midsize three-row SUV.
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It was encouraging news for small and midsize businesses struggling to secure financing from traditional lenders.
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The company has a midsize competitive position and competes with several considerably larger personal lines insurers.
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The California carmaker's Model 3 midsize sedan far outstripped sales of any other competitor in 2019.
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The millennial former mayor of a midsize city has far surpassed expectations in the 2020 race.
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BOEING CEO SAYS PLANS TO START 'WITH A CLEAN SHEET OF PAPER' ON NEW MIDSIZE AIRPLANE
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Plus, despite this being a "midsize" truck there's a massive amount of room in the cabin.
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There are around 20-30 midsize metals traders in Singapore such as UIL Singapore and Raffemet.
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Rivian's R1T is sized somewhere between the midsize Chevrolet Colorado and full-size Chevy Silverado trucks.
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"Much of the innovation is coming from focused start-ups and midsize companies," said Mr. Gillett.
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Last year, he persuaded a midsize insurance firm to organize a corporate volunteer team to participate.
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Ford will start selling its midsize Ranger pickup truck this month to compete with the Colorado.
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Those rates could not be matched by midsize and small lenders either through sales to the cash window or by issuing their own MBS, since small and midsize lenders lack the ability to purchase and hold their own MBS with zero capital costs and no liquidity requirements.
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The midsize Model 213 is due to go on sale later this year in the United States.
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The United States is a major global power, and Saudi Arabia is a midsize country at best.
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Looking forward, Hinrichs said, the midsize market should grow fast enough to make room for Ford's return.
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Goldman's strategy differs from J.P. Morgan in that its local bankers cover both midsize and huge companies.
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Sales of midsize pickups have jumped 22 percent this year, but the Ranger will face stuff competition.
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But the tests, conducted on 16 midsize sedans, found a wide range of abilities among the systems.
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Recalled Hyundai vehicles included 2011 through 2013 Sonata midsize cars and the 2011 and 2012 Sonata Hybrid.
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The companies are partnering to develop a midsize SUV for emerging markets and a small electric vehicle.
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GAC also unveiled the GA4 midsize sedan that will go on sale in China later this month.
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The bottom line: Costing far less than the $123,045 A8, Audi's midsize A6 has everything you'll want.
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Ford just brought back the Ranger midsize pickup truck and Chevrolet has been successful with its Colorado.
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Britain's FTSE 250 index of midsize companies rose 0.4%, while the pound was flat against the dollar.
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The company my parents chose is a midsize outfit that likes to boast how it hires locals.
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Honda claims the Clarity is the first affordable, midsize, five-passenger electric car in the United States.
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Nonetheless, I see many advisors in small- and midsize firms operating the same way that he does.
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WE SEE RAPID GROWTH BEING POWERED BY GAINS IN SMALL AND MIDSIZE ACCOUNTS AS THE MARKET MATURES.
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Bottom line: The 244 Mazda CX-2000 is perfect for midsize to large families of reasonable affluence.
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When the best headlights were tested on 31 midsize cars this year, the results were somewhat better.
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You could call the Ranger's front end "snouty," but it's also pretty truck-like for a midsize.
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The midsize Model 3 is due to go on sale later this year in the United States.
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When the automaker rolled out new midsize pickup trucks in 2013, Ford executives privately dismissed the move.
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The proposal the Fed has been working on would relax liquidity requirements for small or midsize firms.
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Zeta Global also acquired some small and midsize accounts and about 15 IgnitionOne employees at the time.
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In his review Ben wrote:Three-row midsize crossover SUVs are effectively the family minivans of this decade.
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The carbon-fiber aircraft weighs more than 5,000 pounds, or about as much as a midsize truck.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV already has exited the small and midsize sedan markets in the United States.
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The fields might be small or midsize by Iraqi standards, but they are significant by anybody else's.
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Otherwise, many of the expected changes would benefit small and midsize banks rather than Wall Street banks.
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President Trump also announced plans to help the economy and small and midsize businesses during the outbreak.
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The sheer volume of kids means that a photographer can net $230,25 at a midsize elementary school.
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I moved to a midsize city after college and met a great guy on a hookup app.
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"As a midsize city, we have to be very intentional about diversifying our economy," Mr. Woodfin said.
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While the bank, Banca Carige, is a midsize lender, its fate has the potential to reverberate broadly.
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They could potentially combine operations in Europe, where the companies compete directly in small and midsize cars.
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Buick is planning to introduce a midsize crossover and a companion SUV in 2023, the automaker said.
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Among the highest rated midsize and large suitcase brands were Briggs & Riley, Eagle Creek, and L.L. Bean.
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And even though VW makes the midsize pickup Amarok, it's not sold in our truck-loving country.
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The CES Unveiled event is a preview of what's to come, featuring mostly small and midsize companies.
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Buffett was better suited than perhaps anyone to find a sustainable model for small and midsize newspapers.
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The big banks will have an advantage, thanks to their capital rules, over midsize and small lenders.
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This midsize ensemble has an all-star cast that tends to rotate and shift every few years.
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In 2016, the city began requiring owners of midsize buildings to retrofit lighting systems in nonresidential spaces.
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Sales of midsize sedans have nose-dived, from 22020 million in 21990 to 237 million last year.
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It functions more like a midsize pickup than a full-size, though it has full-size capabilities.
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The problem is those prices aren't sustainable for a midsize sedan like the Model 3, Langan said.
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She had just returned from the country, where Lincoln had launched its three-row Aviator midsize SUV.
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But few companies have been as tenacious as Yelp, a midsize internet outfit with far fewer resources.
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Instead, airlines bypassed the major hubs and ordered midsize planes that could fly directly between regional airports.
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There are subsets for small, midsize, and big private business, and cross sections for different industry types.
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The 10 vehicles represent nine segments of the auto market— ranging from electric vehicles to midsize crossovers.
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The Malibu midsize sedan, which gained 28 percent, replaced it as the company's best seller in that category.
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That competition will be looking to cut into the Explorer's No. 1 position in the midsize SUV market.
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Thain also served as CEO of midsize commercial lender CIT Group (CIT) between February 2010 and March 2016.
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But used midsize cars could see increased prices and demand when second-quarter data comes out, he said.
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Nor is his inability to win Massachusetts, a midsize state with lots of white liberals that borders Vermont.
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Meanwhile, a lot of midsize cities, like St. Louis, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh, have suffered from anemic economic growth.
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The Malibu midsize sedan, which gained 13 percent, replaced it as the company's best seller in that category.
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Demand proved so solid that Honda rushed out a new version of its own midsize truck, the Ridgeline.
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Mercedes, for example, offers several sporty versions of its own midsize CUV, including the 480-horsepower GLE 580.
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This vehicle will have the interior space of a midsize SUV in the footprint of a compact SUV.
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Volkswagen builds the midsize Atlas SUV and the Passat sedan at the Chattanooga factory, which opened in 2011.
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The bottom line: The Nautilus is a luxurious and capable competitor in a crowded midsize luxury crossover market.
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Boeing's proposed New Midsize Airplane (NMA) is instead a wide-body aircraft with two instead of one aisle.
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Anyone over 21 with a driver's license, auto insurance and at least a midsize sedan can sign up.
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This week my snowy driveway is brightened by a ruby red metallic Ford Edge Titanium midsize crossover utility.
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After a week with the truck, it's clear that the new Ranger is the midsize truck to beat.
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Acura took the auto show as an opportunity to launch a refreshed version of its midsize TLX sedan.
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Hyundai is trying to inject some life back into the shrinking midsize sedan segment with its refreshed Sonata.
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Tesla is rolling its midsize Model 3 sedan out in Mexico for the first time, the company said.
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In fact, more than 21625 percent of the 2900,220006 that export their products are small-to-midsize businesses.
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The Environmental Protection Agency classifies their cabin volumes as midsize, about as roomy as a BMW 3 Series.
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Less torrid sales at Eickhoff and hundreds of other midsize German exporters translate into slower overall economic growth.
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The Iranians have expressed interest in a midsize jet under development by Japan's Mitsubishi conglomerate, Reuters reported recently.
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This allows the drivers to use their own vehicles so long as they are midsize sedans or larger.
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Ford's new midsize SUV with three rows of seats, the Aviator, will hit the U.S. market in 2019.
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The bottom line is that right now, Chevy and Toyota offer the most comprehensive lineups of midsize pickups.
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Midsize and community banks will be spared from having to comply with rules originally intended for more complex institutions.
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Wealth management products account for up to a third of money raised at many midsize and smaller banks.
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Despite the company's diversity, there have been times when Dance Theater seemed like any other midsize contemporary company.
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The Model 3 is sleek, not overly curvaceous, and something of a hybrid of midsize and compact sedan.
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The government would provide loans to small and midsize businesses to prevent layoffs and to continue paying employees.
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Emirates has also been buying Boeing's 787 Dreamliners, midsize planes, which give it flexibility in expanding its network.
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The fate of midsize towns and cities seems to depend on which of those two currents they catch.
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The Camry was once Toyota's bestselling vehicle, but now that title belongs to Toyota's RAV4 midsize crossover SUV.
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Grants will start going out to small and midsize social services and arts and cultural organizations on Monday.
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In Gwangju, a midsize southern city, protesters took to the streets on May 18, and soldiers opened fire.
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Some dealers around the country are now offering the midsize sedan for $6,000 to $8,000 below list prices.
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The Clarity is the only mainstream electrified vehicle that has the space and size of a midsize sedan.
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"Small and midsize organizations tend to do extraordinarily good work at anchoring neighborhoods and communities," Ms. Levin said.
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I chose a mix of midsize heirlooms in assorted colors, from green to red to burgundy to golden.
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The two companies expect to launch three new utility vehicles, starting with a midsize sport-utility vehicle (SUV).
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One of every five cars sold was a midsize sedan in 22012; today it's barely one in 51.43.
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The companies expect to launch three new utility vehicles under the joint venture, starting with a midsize SUV.
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Police in Zigong, a midsize city in Sichuan Province, bought 156 sets of the technology, the documents show.
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But midsize cities like St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Columbus, Ohio, could feasibly transform into hubs of technological entrepreneurship.
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This is the first midsize Volvo to get a top-to-bottom redo under the company's new ownership.
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It's more carbon dioxide than many midsize nations like Belgium or Greece put out in an entire year.
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According to Air Charter Service, those chartering a private plane should expect to pay around $1,300 to $3,000 per flying hour for a smaller jet, $4,000 to $8,000 per flying hour for a "midsize to super-midsize jet," and $8,600 to $13,000 per flying hour for a large private jet.
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Thought to eventually grow into supermassive black holes , the midsize objects are incredibly difficult to identify , the scientists said.
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According to Cox Automotive, however, sales of compact sedans plunged 18.4 percent while midsize models were off 15 percent.
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Demand for Tesla's Model 3 midsize electric sedan "looks very strong into 2019 and beyond," said one analyst Wednesday.
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And Jeep, which hasn't offered a pickup since 1992, has just staged its own comeback with the midsize Gladiator.
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The sales surge in the midsize truck segment has other manufacturers looking at their options, according to industry analysts.
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I've been in the industry for 30 years, at companies of all sizes: small independent, midsize, and large corporations.
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He also said that a European bank had shown interest in the potential purchase of a midsize Iranian bank.
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The probe revealed in documents posted Friday covers about 841,000 midsize sedans from the 2014 through 2016 model years.
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The collapse in sales of compact and midsize sedans has hit certain GM models harder than rival Japanese brands.
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Of 31 midsize models it tested, 11 earned an acceptable rating, nine were rated marginal and 10 were poor.
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These help the Q7 earn a first-place spot among luxury midsize SUVs in U.S. News & World Report rankings.
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The Corporate Survey canvassed 504 big and midsize companies, of which around 240 firms responded on condition of anonymity.
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The exception was a slight pullback in 22019, when the midsize car segment underwent a major refresh, he said.
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The transportation and "walkability" amenity gaps between midsize urban cores and America's superstar transit-rich cities would shrink further.
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Body style/layout: The new Accord is a front-engine, front-wheel-drive, midsize sedan completely redesigned for 2018.
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Large agencies refer to those with more than 15,000 employees, while midsize ones comprise of at least 1,000 workers.
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It creates more opportunities for smaller or midsize brands that don't have big marketing budgets to work with Netflix.
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Earlier this year Ford finally announced it's bringing back the Ranger midsize pickup truck, with sales beginning in 2019.
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Our company, SpringOwl Asset Management, has run successful shareholder campaigns for change at midsize companies like IGT and BWIN.
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Bring those guys together and you have the key to the streets of practically every midsize city in America.
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The Model 3 is sleek, not overly curvaceous, and something of a hybrid of midsize and full-size sedan.
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The average transaction price of a full-size truck was $50,496 in October, and a midsize truck was $36,251.
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Jeep claims a maximum trailer-towing capacity of 7,650 pounds, citing it as the highest of its midsize rivals.
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If your grandmother were 40 years younger and lived in a midsize city, she'd probably be swiping right too.
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Sales of the revamped 2018 midsize Camry sedan were up 13 percent in its first full month of sales.
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Boeing, founded in 1916, dominated the passenger-jet market with its 737 midsize jet and the 747 jumbo jet.
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The reach of Live Nation extends to many midsize clubs, like the House of Blues, which it also owns.
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The High End The Brooklyn neighborhood is lined with rowhouses, but is now getting some new midsize apartment buildings.
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She also said the portfolio had always included midsize stocks and drew attention to its strong long-term performance.
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In fact, I'd say it's better looking than any other midsize luxury car on the market, sedan or wagon.
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The leader of the midsize-pickup category in the US, the Toyota Tacoma sold nearly 249,000 units in 2019.
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SoFi is tiny compared with even midsize banks — it currently has about 225,000 "members," as it calls its customers.
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The changes will help retain roughly 4,000 jobs at the plant, including 2,000 for midsize truck production, GM said.
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Many large insurers use their own adjusters, while smaller and midsize rivals are more likely to hire outside help.
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Candidates can't ignore rural Iowa, but most Democratic campaigning happens in a constellation of college towns and midsize cities.
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My mission was to figure out why this midsize Western city of 229,000 people was having such a moment.
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To be sure, it's still a midsize sedan and won't fool you into thinking it's a canyon-carving monster.
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Ram does not make a midsize truck, so the 1500 is as tidy as it gets with the brand.
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Relative to other publicly held specialty insurers, AGII is a smaller, midsize organization based on premium volume and capitalization.
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It's a sort of mash-up of a midsize and compact semi-luxury car, and it starts at $40,000.
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But if you're willing to pay up for the coolest, most fun midsize truck, you can't beat the Jeep.
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The strongest job markets for college graduates in midsize cities include California-Lexington Park in Maryland and Hanford-Corcoran, California.
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Ram will also reenter the midsize pickup segment that it abandoned when the Dakota went out of production in 2011.
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How the midsize segment fares over the next several years could determine whether pickup buyers will get even more options.
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He plans to run his ad, in the form of an open letter, in rural western Nebraska in midsize publications.
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In 2016, Americans purchased 448,398 midsize pickup trucks, a figure that jumped to 20203,231 last year, according to industry data.
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The slow-selling Ford Fusion midsize sedan can now be ordered in 35,000 combinations of features, colors and powertrain options.
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Gray Television, which has 145 stations, mostly in small and midsize markets, made it a companywide practice several months ago.
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We&aposre talking about Apple and Google, these multinationals, not talk about S-corporations, your everyday small business, midsize business.
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Well, for my day job, I'm the CFO of a midsize plastic-plant company that specializes in inoffensive office decor.
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It offers great on-road performance, a comfortable cabin and the best hauling specs of any gas-powered, midsize truck.
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"Paying international suppliers/partners is complicated, particularly for small & midsize businesses," said Karim Faris, general partner, GV, in a statement.
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Its affiliate, JOLED, has plans to begin printing midsize and large OLED panels for industrial equipment and televisions, Nikkei said.
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Though it isn't particularly exciting, it puts no foot wrong on its path toward becoming the near-ideal midsize sedan.
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The Government Accountability Office and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation lead among midsize agencies when it comes to employee satisfaction.
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The Marysville plant also makes the Acura TLX, a luxury midsize sedan, and the Acura ILX, a luxury compact sedan.
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Much of that is driven by small and midsize business partners, or SMBs, of which Amazon has 1 million nationwide.
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Indeed, at many small and midsize companies, the conversation continues as shareholders talk with management before and after the meeting.
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It also creates more opportunities for smaller or midsize brands that don't have big marketing budgets to work with Netflix.
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Being rebuffed from the lucrative New York City market only added to the squeeze on the small and midsize farms.
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The KBB Awards consists of 16 categories such as best luxury car, best subcompact car, and best midsize pickup truck.
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"It was an awful lot of money," he said, about the same as the cost to buy a midsize apartment.
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A typical Chevrolet Malibu (a midsize car), after seven years on the road, will have 110,000 miles on its odometer.
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Sometimes a great idea for a small-to-midsize retailer is a terrible and impossible idea for a huge one.
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A Navigant study found that a typical midsize, nonprofit hospital system would have a net revenue loss of 22 percent.
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Change economic policy to favor small and midsize farms and factories, and invest in rural infrastructure, especially high-speed internet.
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These locations include some of Uber's biggest domestic markets as well as some of its midsize ones, Mr. Gupta said.
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Small and midsize galleries are able to nurture up-and-coming artists because their more established artists bring in sales.
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He also offered several recommendations on how to improve the economy and help small and midsize businesses amid the outbreak.
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Rodale's sale is the latest indication that the magazine industry's financial downturn has hit small and midsize publishers particularly hard.
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The rise of the Greens has reinforced the new fragmentation of Germany's political landscape into a field of midsize parties.
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Especially when he presents "Inside Songs of Curtis Mayfield," his interrogation of that soul pioneer's compositions, with a midsize band.
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She has founded three successful businesses, including a community bank in downtown Los Angeles focused on small and midsize businesses.
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Honda is recalling 1.2 million Accord midsize cars because a battery sensor can short out and potentially cause a fire.
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In France, as elsewhere, the election may be decided in the provinces, in smaller and midsize towns and rural communities.
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Year to date, U.S. passenger car sales are down 11.4 percent and sales of midsize sedans are down 14.2 percent.
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Suburban jail populations have remained about the same since 245, while small and midsize cities saw a 7 percent increase.
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The government's recent ban on large-denomination bills has pushed millions of small and midsize businesses toward a cashless economy.
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But it's still more of a driver's car than the midsize cars that Toyota, Ford and Chevy will sell you.
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The other thing is that it seems harder for midsize and smaller movies to do well at the movie theater.
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The two men headed to Upper Manhattan, where the housing stock includes plenty of midsize co-op buildings with roomy apartments.
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This is giving the midsize pickup a distinct identity from its full-size counterpart as a truck meant for having fun.
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Toyota, whose Tacoma has for years ruled the midsize segment, has had a great deal of success with its TRD trims.
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The new midsize van will be available as a battery electric vehicle in 2020, the company said in an announcement Thursday.
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And written off for dead just a few years ago, the midsize pickup segment has come roaring back since mid-decade.
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Ford Motor will early next year relaunch the midsize Range nameplate that has been absent from the American market since 2011.
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Batey said GM has cut production of certain cars but is building other models, such as midsize pickup trucks, on overtime.
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On April 220, 2000, Max walked down the hall at his high school in Bremen, a midsize city in Northern Germany.
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Jeep unveiled the Gladiator Mojave, a new trim for its popular midsize pickup, at the 2020 Chicago Auto Show last week.
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Japan launched benefit programs that ultimately are subsidized by and cut into the revenue of its small-to-midsize vendor suppliers.
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It will be followed in 2022 by the midsize T700 crossover and, about a year later, by a three-row model.
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Looking at midsize businesses, with 50 to 99 employees, some 89% offered coverage in 2015, down slightly from 92% in 2009.
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Roughly 38 million employees of small and midsize companies do not have a workplace retirement plan, according to Labor Department officials.
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The findings come as traditional retailers are losing $200 billion in annual sales to small and midsize retailers, according to Deloitte.
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The company operates under the Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank brands in Britain and is one of Britain's largest midsize banks.
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Deliveries of the Model 3 midsize sedan, considered a key product for Tesla, were 50,900, below a FactSet estimate of 7503,450.
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The midsize luxury SUV class is also red hot and the Aviator has the potential to be a strong American contender.
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This fall, small SUVs became the largest segment of the market, at 14%, beating out small and midsize cars, KBB said.
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UAW officials have and analysts have said they expect Ford to build a new Bronco SUV and Ranger midsize pickup there.
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The Nissan Murano is not only a top-ranked midsize SUV, it's also the Best 2-Row SUV for the Money.
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According to Keogh, with the rear seats folded, the Tarok's bed size can be extended to match those of midsize trucks.
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Mr. Angyan's proposal called on the government to carve up its massive plots and lease them to small and midsize farmers.
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Initially, the companies said that VW would gain resources from Ford to grow its commercial van and midsize pickup-truck capability.
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But this isn't really a viable option for midsize Tronc newspapers like the Orlando Sentinel or the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Body style/layout: The Jeep Compass is a midsize SUV available in front-wheel-drive with an all-wheel-drive option.
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Online commerce and digital trade opportunities are game changers for small and midsize businesses, allowing them to expand access to customers.
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Tamberrino said he thinks the company will report that it delivered 22,24 Model 2300 midsize electric sedans in the second quarter.
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Job listing site Comparably compiled a rank of the 25 small and midsize companies in the US with the happiest employees.
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The first episode sold more than a million copies in 20 days, an unusually high number for a midsize game publisher.
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Ford has already said it is working on an even smaller model than the midsize Ranger nameplate it revived last year.
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Troy is, in one sense, an ordinary midsize Rust Belt city whose economy took a beating from the collapse of manufacturing.
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True farming reform means adjusting the system to support small and midsize producers and cultivating a more sustainable system of agriculture.
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A dearth of those deals could create financial hardships for midsize public companies that have fewer financial resources to draw upon.
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Honda Motor Co Ltd's September sales rose almost 7 percent, with its recently revamped midsize Accord sedan up nearly 10 percent.
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And, for the first time since 2007, the rate of population growth in large metros slipped below that of midsize metros.
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Imhoff, the Texas Chainsaw licensing agent, says the task is particularly difficult for small to midsize rights holders, such as Exurbia.
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"Liberation Narratives" is their first collaborative project; the album features a midsize ensemble under Ms. Mitchell's direction, accompanying Mr. Madhubuti's poetry.
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It could have become the largest employer in a midsize city, or the central player in a new regional tech hub.
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Midsize and large cities usually have flower markets that sell a large variety of plants and flowers from around the world.
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The plan to increase Deutsche Bank's clout in China also included buying a big stake in a midsize Beijing bank, Huaxia.
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His first three albums were tightly orchestrated affairs for midsize combos, driven by Mr. Owens's crafty, soul-tinged tunes and arrangements.
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Among them are midsize airports in Colorado Springs and Boise, Idaho, as well as Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport in Texas.
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As a result, BDCs have supported small and midsize businesses with more than $70 billion in investment capital since their inception.
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But the middle market will continue to struggle as a whole, Mr. Dergarabedian predicted, resulting in fewer midsize films reaching theaters.
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Jeep Gladiator: A captivating midsize pickup based on the iconic Jeep Wrangler, but fully loaded, the price can climb above $50,000.
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There was a time when the system worked for Dayton and for other midsize cities in the middle of the country.
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Bloomberg Philanthropies is investing $43 million in more than 200 small and midsize cultural organizations in seven cities — Atlanta; Austin, Tex.
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The Peak Pass has enrolled seven midsize hills in the Northeast, including Hunter in New York and Mount Snow in Vermont.
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WASHINGTON — Rarely has a municipal election in a midsize city ignited such a fierce national debate over what defines a Democrat.
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Diversity training is currently mandated at most Fortune 13 companies and about half of all midsize firms in the United States.
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His father is a lawyer in a private practice in Garden City, N.Y., focusing on counseling small and midsize business owners.
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Executives insist it still is weighing plans for a new midsize jet, although they admit their focus is on the Max.
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Handling is safe and competent, but you shouldn't expect a Hyundai midsize sedan to be exciting or fun in the corners.
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Many farm communities are hurting, but very few federal dollars go to the small to midsize farmers who actually need assistance.
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She worked for a midsize independent and had roughly 50 writers on her client list, including a couple of best sellers.
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Mike Crapo and passed by Congress five months ago is aimed at easing rules for midsize regional banks like SunTrust Inc.
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Most adults will have no problem fitting in the third row of the Telluride, unlike many SUVs in the midsize class.
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Germany has strict gun laws, and while nonregistered guns do exist, gun murders remain rare, especially in small and midsize cities.
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The initiative serves to support small and midsize cultural organizations by providing them with general operating support and arts management training.
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Antitrust supporters — especially those at New America — argue that declining antitrust enforcement played a significant role in the decline of midsize cities.
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General Motors decided to give the midsize market another try, however, for 240 returning with the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon models.
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The current version of the midsize Chevrolet Colorado is nearly as large as the full-size Chevy Silverado of three decades back.
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The company reported weaker-than-expected delivery numbers for the first quarter overall and for its key product Model 3 midsize sedan.
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For its second act, Mediakix said it selected eight hotels and nine restaurants in Philadelphia, Nashville, and a few other midsize cities.
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The midsize sedan shares parts with the Ford Police Responder Hybrid such as a police-tuned suspension, higher ride and improved brakes.
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"Small and midsize companies have largely been on the sideline when it comes to global business opportunities," Hyatt said in a statement.
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The five-passenger, midsize Passport will slot in between Honda's existing hot sellers, the compact CR-V and the seven-passenger Pilot.
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Tesla has produced 7,400 Model 3 midsize sedans as the quarter kicked off, according to a report in Electrek, citing unnamed people.
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The low ranking was due largely to the company's new Model X, which was rated as the least reliable midsize luxury SUV.
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They include the Hyundai Genesis, which beat the Cadillac CTS and Mercedes-Benz GLE to be named the top midsize premium sedan.
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VW said the vehicle would have the interior space of a midsize sport utility vehicle in the footprint of a compact SUV.
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It's more refined than any other midsize truck, but that doesn't mean it's quite as compliant as a crossover or unibody vehicle.
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Full-size pickup trucks currently account for roughly one-fifth total US auto sales, midsize pickup trucks are also growing in popularity.
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But I recently drove a midsize GMC pickup with a sticker of $44,000 and a ho-hum, four-banger Cadillac for $69,000.
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But two dozen midsize regional banks will no longer have to hold as much capital to cover losses on their balance sheets.
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An acquisition of Tronc would have been an aggressive bet by Gannett, which has traditionally bought newspapers in small or midsize markets.
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In his review Ben wrote:Even as the midsize-car market in the US continues to shrink, the competition for supremacy remains brutal.
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And then Mr. Nelson introduced the party's main attraction on the ballot this year: the midsize-city leader nearly half his age.
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Through Sunday, he performs with a midsize ensemble, celebrating the 45th anniversary of the founding of Irakere, his watershed Cuban fusion band.
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Our small and midsize farms in particular are disappearing from rural America, and with them our small towns are toppling like dominoes.
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Demand has tumbled for small and midsize cars — like the Chevrolet Impala and Buick LaCrosse — produced at plants that will be idled.
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We found that the brand, Briggs & Riley, came out on top both for carry-on suitcases and for midsize and large suitcases.
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Mr. Oza, 27, is a vice president on the investment team at Stellar Associates in London, which invests in midsize British companies.
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Those plug-ins that are midsize, like the Fusion Energi, stuff their batteries in places that eat into trunk or passenger space.
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The midsize (12 ounces) is perfect for cocktails like a Negroni or an old-fashioned, as well as milk or iced tea.
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And General Motors moved to cement its leadership in the category with a midsize model capable of towing a 20-foot speedboat.
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In the coming months, Nissan Motor Co Ltd is expected to launch a new Altima midsize sedan, and Hyundai Motor Co <5003.
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The 2020 Mercedes AMG GLC 63 is a high-performance midsize SUV with a potent twin-turbo V8 engine under the hood.
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This translation of a story about how a midsize Russian town embraced World Cup fans from all walks of life is delightful.
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On Monday, Ford Motor displayed its Fusion midsize passenger car, which also is offered in a hybrid version and a plug-in variation.
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This year, the focus will be on an all-new version of the Passat, VW's entry into the still sizable midsize sedan market.
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With more and more consumers looking to buy a midsize SUV, Ford is rolling out a fresh version of its iconic Explorer model.
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Either way, a second midsize model was included in the five-year corporate plan the automaker's late CEO Sergio Marchionne revealed last June.
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When the RX was initially introduced, Materazzo said, there were only a handful of midsize competitors and even fewer in the luxury segment.
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Meanwhile, it has brought back to life the midsize Ranger pickup and is preparing the return of the Bronco SUV this coming year.
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Lots of midsize businesses run their entire infrastructure on AWS or Google Cloud, often trusting the platform with sensitive and potentially lucrative information.
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These midsize crossovers exist for buyers who want more space and capability than what a Honda CR-V or Toyota Rav4 can offer.
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Managers of 266 firms responded on condition of anonymity in the Reuters poll of 480 large and midsize companies, conducted Feb. 20143-14.
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These requirements have turned out to be impossible to meet and are bankrupting many of the small and midsize refineries in this country.
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While the large-cabin business segment appears to be the weakest, the small and midsize business jets appear to be holding up better.
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Song would later found Duo Security and spread vital two-factor authentication to giant firms like Google and to midsize companies as well.
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Meanwhile, Consumer Reports cut the score of the Model Xfrom 58 to 56, dropping it to near the bottom of luxury midsize SUV's.
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Prices start at $21,1.33 for this midsize sedan that is attractive enough not to look out of place in the California oceanside town.
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However, the primary change S. 2155 would make to the banking system is in how Washington categorizes and regulates small and midsize banks.
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However, the National Independent Laboratory Association (NILA) that represents small and midsize independent laboratories says that CMS is not undertaking such an assessment.
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Much of Amazon's third-party sales are driven by small and midsize business partners, or SMBs, of which Amazon has 1 million nationwide.
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James F. Martin, CPA, is founder and managing partner of ACM Capital Partners, a Miami-based private equity firm focused on midsize companies.
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The latest expansion will mostly reach small and midsize cities, as well as "news deserts," places that lack a robust local media presence.
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Ford calls the Explorer a midsize S.U.V. So apparently a school bus is required for full-size status, or an Expedition or Suburban.
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"Art fairs are very important, but they're gutting the small to midsize gallery sector; it's stressful, it's tiring, it's expensive," Mr. Schultz said.
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In 26, after the Dakota's demise, the small and midsize pickup segment had but two players: Toyota's Tacoma and Nissan's already aged Frontier.
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As of 2014, however, a NASA audit found that the agency had only located just 10 percent of these smaller and midsize asteroids.
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Scattered among the midsize Southern California Community Choir, four-piece band and awed congregants are equipment, wires and white guys with movie cameras.
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That included a 17 percent decline for its flagship Camry midsize sedan, which was completely redesigned with the aim of increasing market share.
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GM displayed a midsize Chevrolet SUV, due in 2023, that will be joined a year later by a compact crossover, according to suppliers.
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The government is aiming to help small and midsize businesses in particular, which have had trouble obtaining loans and face other rising pressures.
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As midsize four-doors go, the Maxima is a tad flashier than its brethren, although the Toyota Camry has been catching up fast.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles stopped making small and midsize cars last year and is converting two idled car plants to make Jeeps and trucks.
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"It's a battle we're fighting every day," said William Caraher, chief information officer at von Briesen & Roper, a midsize law firm in Milwaukee.
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Automakers are also resorting to ever sweeter incentives to sell models like small and midsize cars, which have been eclipsed by larger vehicles.
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Given the retraction of traditional lenders, America's small and midsize businesses are increasingly turning to business development companies (BDCs) to access vital capital.
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DETROIT — General Motors on Friday confirmed it will invest $1.5 billion to produce its next-generation Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize pickups.
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"A number of companies are panicking, for sure," said James Bruno, a consultant who advises small and midsize drug makers on manufacturing issues.
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The Buick division of General Motors, for example, is introducing a new version of its midsize Enclave S.U.V. at the New York show.
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GMC on Monday introduced AT23 on the Canyon pickup as part of a refresh of the midsize pickup for the 22 model year.
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While Chevy and Ram focused on that market, Ford was busy unveiling a new entry into the midsize pickup truck market — the Ranger.
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The most impressive thing about the midsize segment in 2018 is that contenders from major mainstream companies manage to successfully mimic premium sedans.
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The midsize jet can be configured for up to 12 passengers, and several seats can be changed into flatbeds, by combining two together.
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The ACs India alone is expected to install by 2030 will be the equivalent of adding several new midsize countries to the global grid.
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Many of the worst-off small and midsize cities on the index are synonymous with poverty, deindustrialization and other maladies affecting older urban areas.
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Rivals such as General Motors Co also sell different versions of midsize pickups in the United States than they offer in less wealthy markets.
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Since GM launched the revived Colorado and Canyon models, the midsize pickup segment has grown sharply, even as the overall U.S. market has struggled.
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Ford will display the latest update on its top-selling Ford Explorer midsize SUV, which has been refreshed for the first time since 2011.
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Since 2013, midsize pickup sales have doubled and are expected to top a half million vehicles this year, according to the auto website Edmunds.
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Still, LMC Automotive analyst Jeff Schuster said that while midsize sedans made up a smaller share of the overall market, it was still sizeable.
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An enduring presence in Afghanistan does so, complementing other midsize capabilities in countries closer to the Middle East such as Iraq, Qatar, and Kuwait.
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The Model 3 is Tesla's midsize electric sedan, and the car that is meant to turn Tesla into a mass manufacturer of electric vehicles.
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The midsize Chrysler 200, which competes with high volume Japanese cars such as the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord, is also a slow seller.
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The Model 0.53 is Tesla's midsize electric sedan, and the car that is meant to turn Tesla into a mass manufacturer of electric vehicles.
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Ford will unveil a revamped Fusion midsize car at the Detroit show that symbolizes automakers' efforts to meet very different regulatory and market demands.
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Sixty percent of all online attacks in 2014 targeted small and midsize businesses, according to Timothy C. Francis, enterprise leader of cyberinsurance at Travelers.
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Specialty finance firms are non-bank lenders that make loans to consumers and small to midsize businesses, which may have difficulties obtaining financing otherwise.
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That allows small and midsize galleries to enjoy the attention of art-world professionals (though galleries that take part are selected by the organizers).
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The Model Y will cost $39,000 to $153,000, depending on the extras, and is about 10 percent bigger than Tesla's Model 3 midsize sedan.
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O, which it will acquire pending U.S. regulatory approval, Barron's said on Saturday, detailing its top five small and midsize stock picks for 2017.
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Those aren't universally available: In 2015, 69 percent of large employers offered an HSA, according to Aon Hewitt, and 78 percent of midsize employers.
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About 7 in 10 employers offer a Roth 401(k), according to a Willis Towers Watson survey of 349 large and midsize U.S. companies.
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It has been slow to recognize and respond to some key market shifts, as well — notably the revival of the midsize pickup truck segment.
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The government also wants to expand the field of players in the industry, which is now dominated by Noble Energy, a midsize American company.
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Although midsize companies may be a more likely bet, the costs — $100 million or more for drilling wells in deep areas — may prove daunting.
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The perennial-favorite family midsize sedan is quickly falling out of favor, with compact crossovers like the Rav4.53 and CR-V aggressively swallowing sales.
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But their fun will end by the middle of the first week, when the race moves into the midsize mountains of the Massif Central.
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On Thursday, Toyota identified those models as the 2016 Toyota 4Runner midsize sport utility vehicle and the Lexus GX 460 in its luxury line.
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Officials here are trying other ways to diversify the economy, including a boot camp teaching small- and midsize businesses how to trade with Mexico.
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Analysts are looking at other midsize infrastructure technology companies as possible acquisition targets after IBM's $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat was announced Sunday.
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Complaints have been widespread among midsize businesses — not as small as a mom-and-pop corner store but smaller than a big-box chain.
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Another insurer, Coface, offers the International Policy, an industry favorite, that is meant to be easy for a midsize business to buy and use.
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We can't say the same about fortune, but it's possible you'll make enough money to afford a few down payments on a midsize sedan.
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Mortgage rules for small lenders would also be eased, and midsize banks like SunTrust, P.N.C. and Regions would be substantially relieved of strict regulation.
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JotSpot was really around small to midsize businesses and dealing with customer acquisition and business problems, about longterm value versus cost of customer acquisition.
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Smarsh: Like most newspapers in midsize cities, The Wichita Eagle staff and print product has shrunk since my childhood in the 1980s and '90s.
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The automaker also has plans to introduce two new midsize electric crossovers, one each for the Ford and Lincoln brands, in 225, suppliers said.
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Another is a midsize estate I have long cherished, Château Bourgneuf, with wines that are classic Pomerol, though approachable, with bottles priced around $45.
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Small and midsize companies make up 83% of the US economy, and thousands of workers are already out of a job across the country.
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However, BDCs are also subject to many outdated and duplicative regulations that limit the amount of capital they can make available to midsize companies.
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L'Équipée also does some design work for Kazuri Beads (Mbagathi Road), a nearby shop that employs over 300 women who craft vibrant midsize jewelry.
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The BB&T-SunTrust merger has sparked speculation that other midsize US banks will seek to join forces to take on the biggest lenders.
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GMC also recently refreshed the Acadia crossover and Canyon midsize pickup and plans a "major" refresh of the compact Terrain crossover later this year.
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G.M., for example, has enjoyed success with a new line of midsize pickups that offer consumers an attractive alternative to its larger truck models.
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The moves will simplify the rules for midsize banks and ease the compliance burden on big banks, giving them the ability to police themselves.
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It feels more modern and well-executed than anything else in the segment, but the best midsize truck is also the most expensive one.
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Mr. Musk is counting on the midsize Model 22018 to drive revenue higher, stabilize Tesla's finances and enable the company to begin generating profits.
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And this week, Volkswagen unveiled a midsize S.U.V., the ID.4, which is the second in a line of electric vehicles it is introducing.
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The survey, conducted for Reuters by Nikkei Research, canvassed 505 big and midsize companies, of which 240-260 companies responded on condition of anonymity.
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Even so, one big question remains: How will the candidates be able to spend such a mammoth amount of money in a midsize state?
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For our project on the future of movies, the actor-writer wonders if small and midsize films will still have a shot in theaters.
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Drawing in part on his influence, Ms. Mitchell founded the Black Earth Ensemble, a midsize group with a rotating cast, in the mid-1990s.
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The Reuters Corporate Survey, conducted monthly for Reuters by Nikkei Research, polled 479 large and midsize firms with managers responding on condition of anonymity.
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That could mean a starting price in the teens, undercutting the current base model among midsize trucks, the Nissan Frontier, which starts at around $18,000.
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But this isn't a retrospective: Dr. Smith, leading a midsize band with two drummers, Joe Dyson and Johnathan Blake, doesn't have the complacency for that.
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The company benefited from strong consumer demand for new truck models like the midsize Chevrolet Colorado pickup, as well as S.U.V.s like the Buick Encore.
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For a $250 deposit, an Uber driver can lease a new midsize or economy car, be it a Chevrolet Malibu, Honda Accord or Toyota Prius.
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Kirsten Kliphouse will lead North America sales as the company goes after enterprises, mid-market customers and small and midsize businesses, the company told CNBC.
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Ford "will not invest in next generations of traditional Ford sedans for North America," including the midsize Fusion and full-size Taurus, the company said.
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Fiat Chrysler dropped its small and midsize cars in North America two years ago, and has prospered by ramping up sales of trucks and Jeeps.
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But GM still commands a 70 percent share of a market where vehicles sell for more than double the average price of a midsize sedan.
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He expects Tesla to deliver an average of 14,800 Model S and X vehicles per quarter and 287,500 Model 3 midsize sedans for the year.
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Compact pickups that were once on sale in the US like the Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, and Chevrolet Colorado have grown to become midsize trucks.
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Forty midsize producers tracked by researcher PetroNerds LLC hedged 45 percent of their production in the third quarter, up from 36.5 percent a year earlier.
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It is a terrible place, the lobby littered with bowls of individually wrapped breath mints and the garage stuffed full of midsize American rental cars.
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This is welcome news for the nearly half a million American companies that export overseas, the vast majority of which are small and midsize businesses.
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The Bolt's interior is as large as a midsize car's, with the flat floor allowing passengers to easily exit on either side of the car.
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This interactive graphic shows how different traits affected a former consultant's likelihood of ending up as a top executive of a midsize or large company.
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That same month, wholesale prices of midsize cars slumped 2.4%, even as the overall market increased 2.8%, compared with a year earlier, according to Manheim.
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Again, per Gartner, the upper bound for annual revenue or sales is $50 million for small firms and up to $1 billion for midsize ones.
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Young folks aren't much interested in sedans, but for the money, the all-new Altima is among the best in the midsize market right now.
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Some midsize publishers have focused on portfolios of smaller-scale titles that can be produced using the same infrastructure of presses, distribution and marketing networks.
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So she waited in exile, working out on a high-school track in a midsize American city that she did not want to be named.
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The 2019 Cadillac XT4 fills out the brand&aposs luxury crossover lineup, joining the XT5 compact SUV and the just-launched XT6 three-row midsize.
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More than a few told me they thought the Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon would have modest sales since the midsize truck market had collapsed.
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Here are the 25 small to midsize companies where employees have the best work-life balance, plus worker quotes provided by Comparably from user posts.
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That is going to affect the midsize companies, each making a few hundred million dollars a year and collectively employing tens of thousands of people.
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Engine tested: 3.5-liter 280-horsepower V6Price as tested: $49,015Why it's here: Honda now depends more and more on crossover utes like the midsize Pilot.
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It has in the last month offered about a half dozen 2015 small and midsize cars listed as having under 20 miles on their odometers.
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Their slat-wall paneling and often strong colors (purple, green and pink) are usually unchanged, and they work well with Ms. Simon's midsize squarish paintings.
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Provide smaller, midsize family farms incentives that reward innovation, and they will creatively stack multiple practices in ways larger farms are not capable of doing.
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They've been around since the 1980s, after Congress changed the laws to encourage lending to small and midsize companies that couldn't get funding from banks.
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President Macron said he would do "whatever it takes" to support workers and especially the small and midsize businesses that form backbone of the economy.
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And the 737 Max, for all its problems, remains one of two midsize fuel-efficient passenger jets on the market, along with the Airbus A320neo.
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More than two years ago Ford telegraphed its decision to re-launch the Ranger midsize truck in North America after killing the model in 2850.
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The recall announced on Monday, which covers diesel Mercedes Vito vans, GLC midsize S.U.V.s and C Class passenger cars, raises the stakes for Daimler significantly.
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With the growth of boutique hotels, what factors are considered when determining how a Dream property would fit into a particular market, especially midsize cities?
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For instance, if a developer decides to sell a midsize office building to reinvest in a larger one, the proceeds would not be taxed immediately.
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The practical Midwestern boy in me feels that the Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk ($41,23) is the best practical choice for the Compact and Midsize Vehicle prize.
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Midsize galleries have long struggled to compete in a field increasingly dominated by mega-galleries with multiple locations, like Gagosian, David Zwirner and Hauser & Wirth.
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While Toyota City's architecture is typical of a midsize Japanese town — don't expect glittering Tokyo-esque skyscrapers — Toyota, nonetheless, boasts some impressive natural bona fides.
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In addition to its global expansion, Tesla plans to begin deliveries of its all-electric, midsize sport utility vehicle, the Model Y, in the fall.
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Rockingham, being a midsize track, gave me the foundation that I needed, a real understanding of every facet of horse racing, because I did everything.
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We took a spin in an XC60 T8 — T8 means plug-in-hybrid — to see if the automaker's new midsize SUV is keeping the momentum.
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That is partly because of a sustained slump in sales of small and midsize cars, which has offset the increased demand for trucks and S.U.V.s.
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Some businesses, mostly small and midsize companies, are providing workers with paid time off to join the strikes, while others are shutting down operations entirely.
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G.M. officials said that the Envision, a midsize sport utility vehicle, was designed for the Chinese market and is made only at the Shandong factory.
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I can get detailed box scores from decades-ago college football games, but finding a 103 annual report from a midsize company is surprisingly difficult.
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The midsize pickup segment is growing, and Ford has the potential to snag market share from current leader, Toyota, said IHS Markit analyst Stephanie Brinley said.
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On the other hand, a college degree is unlikely to get you in the door in midsize cities like Ithaca, New York, or Iowa City, Iowa.
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Full-size pickups are some of the most profitable vehicles sold in the U.S., and midsize models are generally delivering good margins, according to industry data.
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The five-passenger SUV is closely related to the current GMC Acadia and matches up against popular midsize models like the Ford Edge and Nissan Murano.
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Midsize pickups - such as the Toyota Tacoma, GMC Canyon and Nissan Frontier - generate only a fraction of that demand, total sales of just 448,398 last year.
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But company officials have clearly been reading the tea leaves, especially as the American market for midsize trucks has staged a rapid turnaround since mid-decade.
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Azul entered the Brazilian market by launching routes between dozens of small and midsize cities that previously did not have direct flights from Brazil's larger airlines.
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For all of 22015, the average domestic stock fund fell 403 percent, with specialists in small companies down 240 percent and midsize companies down 22016 percent.
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One question is whether Amazon unfairly uses sales and other data from its sellers to undercut or otherwise beat out these same small and midsize merchants.
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The automakers midsize sedan was recently granted approval from RDW, the Dutch regulator and European authority tasked by Tesla to approve the vehicle for European roads.
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The design is modeled after a midsize pickup truck reminiscent of the Ford Ranger with forward tilting lights that echo styling seen on older F-150s.
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Midsize pickups — such as the Toyota Tacoma, GMC Canyon and Nissan Frontier — generate only a fraction of that demand, total sales of just 448,398 last year.
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Just a decade ago, the Focus compact and the midsize Fusion spearheaded a push to provide stylish and fuel-efficient cars as gasoline prices were rising.
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The Audi e-tron midsize SUV will be offered in the United States next year at a starting price of $2100,2295 before a $2475,500 tax credit.
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Lincoln plans to introduce the newly upgraded midsize premium sedan, Lincoln MKZ, this summer and the new full-size luxury sedan, Lincoln Continental, later this year.
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The volume of midsize deals fell 4 percent in 2018, but their value rose 6 percent as investors looked to integrate new brands, customers and talent.
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But it is already contributing to the growth of the local-food movement and could help preserve the place of midsize farms in the rural landscape.
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Starting price: $84,315 The Toyota 4Runner SUV, and the Tacoma midsize pickup can be purchased with the TRD Pro package or the TRD off-road package.
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John Heimlich, vice president and chief economist of the trade organization Airlines for America, suggested that upstarts might be better off targeting small and midsize locales.
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"These requirements have turned out to be impossible to meet and are bankrupting many of the small and midsize refineries in this country," the passage read.
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The Karl Strauss Brewing Company was named the nation's best midsize brewery by judges at the Great American Beer Festival, the Super Bowl of beer competitions.
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It posed such a huge burden for small and midsize banks that last year, President Trump signed bipartisan legislation to relieve those institutions from the restrictions.
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What was needed was a central marketplace, a wholesale distribution hub so that small and midsize farms could sell enough to offer produce at lower prices.
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But as times have got tougher for investors, small and midsize businesses like Food Lover's Market are making up the bulk of deals on the continent.
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TPG, which makes midsize investments in Africa through a partnership with Satya Capital, has bought nothing since October 2015 when it invested in a schools business.
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Tesla said its Model 3 midsize sedan has the lowest probability of causing injury of any vehicle ever tested by the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration.
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Midsize and large cities with declining populations are generally more economically distressed, having higher poverty and unemployment rates, and lower per capita income than growing cities.
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The USDA credits the rise of big farms to consolidation: small and midsize farms combining to form larger operations, or getting bought out by such operations.
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And yet, from behind the wheel it doesn't feel much larger than Ford's two-row Edge (also treated as a midsize by the Blue Oval gang).
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A significant chunk of the thousands of parts in an X3 aren't made in Munich — they're manufactured by small and midsize companies across the United States.
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The Chrysler half of the Italian-American company Fiat Chrysler has gone a step further by dropping most small and midsize passenger cars from its lineup.
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Unless you're buying an actual Porsche, it's probably not worth worrying about — and Porsche's midsize Cayenne crossover starts at double the Odyssey's base price of $30,090.
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In towns like Nashville, midsize cities too small to sustain more than one daily paper, alt-weeklies morphed from journalism's irreverent younger siblings into necessary institutions.
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Clearly, the midsize market was underserved as the United States coped with the last recession and American automakers grappled with a related nose dive in sales.
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Many are millennials from beyond the South, attracted by the midsize city's farm-to-table cuisine, craft breweries, art districts, inexpensive living and down-home vibe.
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Micro, as opposed to the company's midsize-sedan service Ola Mini, provides riders with compact but air-conditioned vehicles that are best suited for short distances.
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While Washington could still monitor and intimidate major companies, countless small and midsize companies could exploit Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to conduct business under American radar.
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Big cities are ascendant, enjoying accelerated job growth in a knowledge-driven economy, while midsize cities, small metro areas and rural communities struggle to keep pace.
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Americans are leaving urban counties over all as rising home prices and inadequate construction push people to more affordable suburban counties, midsize metros and smaller metros.
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In the standard midsize sedan segment, Toyota told CNBC it gained 5 percentage points of market share between 2015 and 2019, rising from 15% to 20%.
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In May, the Model 3 outsold all other luxury midsize cars, such as the BMW 3 Series and the Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Mr. Musk said.
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Trump also proposed several measures intended to boost the economy and protect small and midsize businesses that could be devastated by a long-term economic slowdown.
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Amazon quickly would have become the largest employer, the permanent front-page story and the obvious scapegoat for civic problems in any of these midsize cities.
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They urge heavy federal investment in 10 or so "growth pole" midsize cities that are close to struggling smaller towns and can serve as economic drivers.
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The Audi e-tron midsize SUV will be offered in the United States next year at a starting price of $211,2000 before a $22,2000 tax credit.
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The Reuters Corporate Survey, conducted for Reuters by Nikkei Research, polled 504 large and midsize firms with managers responding on condition of anonymity to speak freely.
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"This will be the lowest top marginal income tax rate for small and midsize businesses in this country in more than 80 years," Mr. Trump said.
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Volvo's excellent semi-autonomous technology, Drive Pilot, is on board as standard equipment, and only expands the V53's lead against the pack of midsize SUVs.
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"There are more middle-skill jobs at higher salaries," said Ian Siegel, chief executive of ZipRecruiter, which distributes jobs postings primarily from small and midsize businesses.
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Trucks: Ford Ranger: At $24,20203–$36,500, the midsize pickup fills an important gap as trucks like the F-150 have gotten too pricey for ordinary folks.
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But as a housing crunch continues to grip neighborhoods in Manhattan and Brooklyn, some midsize cities just north of New York are pushing to take advantage.
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Mr. Buttigieg criticized Ms. Warren for imposing "purity tests" on fund-raising, and accused Ms. Klobuchar of denigrating his experience as mayor of a midsize city.
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Abney said big names like Target and Macy&aposs were also scaling with UPS, along with small and midsize businesses that are jumping into e-commerce.
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Close to half of midsize business leaders (45 percent) surveyed in the JPMorgan Chase poll say they're concerned about the limited supply of talented job applicants.
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Holiday Art Guide These midsize institutions, all in Midtown, are close enough for a single afternoon's tour (and with enough time in there for a bite).
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And while this large car has the trunk space of only a midsize sedan, the seat backs split and fold to add more flexibility for cargo.
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Ten years later, the 21c has expanded into other markets with five more properties in midsize cities far from the art-friendly coasts — Cincinnati; Bentonville, Ark.
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The public sector data came from a survey conducted by a physicians' search firm in nearly 2,000 medical offices in 30 major and midsize metropolitan areas.
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Lawmakers got to ease regulations on small and midsize banks, without changing the rules on larger ones like JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs.
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So, while stellar clusters are some of the best places to hunt for midsize black holes, these environments can also make the black holes hard to spot.
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While a stripped-down F-Series starts just over $28,000, the gap between midsize and full-size models, as buyers typically equip them, pushes quickly above $10,000.
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For the banks that integrate with the Raisin marketplace, especially smaller and midsize banks, they get exposure to customers across Europe that might otherwise never be reached.
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The ZH2 is a modified version of the Colorado midsize pickup Chevrolet produces for the consumer market, with a specially reinforced frame designed for all-terrain use.
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Going Further How did residents in this midsize American city come to drink poisonous tap water for over a year without anyone alerting them to the dangers?
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Infiniti's Q Inspiration midsize luxury sedan concept has all the design accents that scream "the future," but the engine under the hood is rooted in the past.
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The Federal Trade Commission oversees the industry, but PI companies are largely expected to police themselves, because a midsize outfit may run thousands of searches a month.
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The Tacoma has led the midsize segment in sales in the U.S. for the last 14 years, and the company is anxious to hold onto that crown.
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As the Bynder team notes, Webdam has a strong presence in the healthcare and education fields and is a strong player in the U.S. midsize company market.
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For many publications that do not attract a patron-like owner, however, the difficult times are likely to continue, and midsize newspapers have been hit especially hard.
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Caddy is also working on updates to its other two crossovers — the midsize XT5 and the massive Escalade — both due to debut over the next 12 months.
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The midsize truck comes with permanent all-wheel drive and high-torque V6 engines, and is set to hit markets in Europe and South America late 2017.
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"European midsize/regional brokers will continue to face headwinds in this new regime and face a stark choice," Greenwich's Richard Johnson said in a report in May.
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So for the past decade, the kind of midsize newspapers that make up the bulk of Tronc's portfolio have been fighting the relentless force of economic gravity.
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Huntington expects the deal, which would combine two of Ohio's midsize banks, to add to its earnings per share in 2017, excluding one-time merger-related expenses.
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It's all part of a trend that left customers in midsize U.S. cities with fewer airlines and routes to choose from, and in some cases higher fares.
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It is the new midsize, front-wheel-drive Honda Accord sedan, the Touring trim model driven for this column — the direction I think the industry is going.
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Even somewhere between should be enough against a team asking Blaine Gabbert, the midsize American sedan of quarterbacks, to run Coach Chip Kelly's Ferrari of an offense.
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The administration had reportedly unsuccessfully tried to persuade DHS to release thousands of detainees in small and midsize cities that do not cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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GM has laid off more than 5,000 workers so far this year - including 1,000 at its Fairfax plant in Kansas that makes the Chevrolet Malibu midsize sedan.
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Because of the complicated nature of the trade rules and tariffs, companies — particularly startups and midsize businesses — are seeking lobbying firms to aid them with specific matters.
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It cannot afford a misstep with the Pacifica because its small and midsize cars — the Dodge Dart, the Chrysler 213 and the Fiat line — have performed poorly.
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They were swayed by landowners like Jennifer Gatrel, who runs a midsize family cattle operation with her husband, Jeff, here in the northwestern part of the state.
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" But that's not true, really: Mention the case at a midsize cocktail party of lawyers, and many will come back with "Three generations of imbeciles are enough.
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Pay was highest, $19.66 per hour, in Kodiak, Alaska, according to a Reuters review of help wanted ads targeting 139 small to midsize cities in 31 states.
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The Workologist For over five years, I've been a member of a book discussion group that includes two co-workers from the midsize company I work for.
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Mr. Buttigieg's second-quarter haul was a coup for a mayor of a midsize city who was virtually unknown outside Indiana at the start of the year.
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If passed, the new bill will exempt midsize banks with less than $250 billion in assets from strict regulatory scrutiny, and loosen some rules on small banks.
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Aligarh, with 1.2 million residents, is a barometer for Paytm's progress because it's a midsize city, and because Mr. Sharma, the company's chief executive, grew up nearby.
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Cadillac showed off three upcoming EVs — the Lyriq midsize crossover, the Celestiq luxury sedan and a large, unnamed SUV about the size and shape of its Escalade.
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Just last week a bipartisan group of senators agreed to consider liberating midsize banks from the regulatory constraints of being officially regarded as too big to fail.
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He has said the company will be consistently profitable by the end of this year, propelled by sales of its newest car, the midsize Model 3 sedan.
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At another pharmacy, on Lexington Avenue, a midsize bottle of Purell was being sold behind the counter for $50, which almost turned me into a raging Sandersnista.
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Ford and Mahindra said their joint venture was expected to introduce three utility vehicles under the Ford brand, including a midsize S.U.V. built on a Mahindra platform.
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Investors have criticized the company for burning through cash as it races to ramp up production of its Model 3 midsize sedan, which is months behind schedule.
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For the past five years, midsize companies have led the nation's job growth, contributing more than $9 trillion to the economy and employing nearly 53 million workers.
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Similarly, Boeing's much rumored and discussed new midsize aircraft, or NMA, seems to be in a state of limbo as the plane-maker focuses on the Max.
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Indiana drivers are paying 22.46 cents a gallon less on average than last year, meaning a driver can save around $103 in filling up a midsize car.
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Midsize business leaders are also expecting benefits to their firms specifically due to the recent slashing of the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21625 percent.
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While 2900 percent of midsize executives said they expected a major boost from the tax law, 220006 percent predicted moderate benefits and 2202 percent expect minor gains.
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It also priced competitively against the giants of midsize cars, the Toyota Camry and the Honda Accord, and included side airbags and an electronic stability control system.
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The Russell 2000 index, which is made up of mostly small to midsize companies, soared 17.10 percent in November, its biggest one-month gain in five years.
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The city, with about 25,000 residents, is also the home of other midsize companies such as Huber Packaging, the world's largest manufacturer of five-liter beer kegs.
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It's been more than three years since GM re-entered the midsize pickup truck market with two cars, the GMC Canyon and its twin, the Chevy Colorado.
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"We do expect production will likely be cut, particularly in the compact and midsize segments," said Alec Gutierrez, an analyst with the research firm Kelley Blue Book.
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According to Moody's Investment Service, many small and midsize banks have raised their home loan rates in the face of higher wholesale costs and slower loan growth.
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Instead, the industry shifted toward using smaller airplanes, a move that favored Airbus's main competitor, Boeing, and other makers of midsize planes that are cheaper to maintain.
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The groom, also 30, is an associate at IMAP M&A Consultants, a boutique investment banking firm that provides financial advisory services to midsize companies in Germany.
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Manley drew a distinction between the Jeep Gladiator midsize pickup that Fiat Chrysler unveiled in Los Angeles last November, and the "metric ton" pickup sold in developing markets.
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It's reasonably quiet and has tons of legroom front and rear, courtesy of a longer wheelbase than the midsize Regal sedan, which is actually a hatchback in disguise.
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But during a conference last week tied to the auto show, Carter revised that estimate and warned the midsize sedan's price could jump by as much as $4,000.
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Marsella is running for president of Ostia, a ward within the city of Rome that is home to 230,000 people — a population equal to a midsize Italian city.
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday passed a bill requiring solar panels being installed on new small and midsize residential and commercial buildings within the city.
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Although it is a midsize oil company, BG is a leading player in liquefied natural gas, a fuel that is chilled to liquid form and transported on ships.
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The sentiment index for manufacturers rose one point to 26 in the poll of 3.5 large and midsize firms, conducted between April 4-17 in which 261 responded.
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His team has spent more than three years working on a midsize, five-door fastback, a sedan-like design for a vehicle aimed not exclusively at the fancy.
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With Marketplace, the argument centers on whether its fair for Amazon to create over 100 of its own brands to compete with small-to-midsize third-party sellers.
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Toyota refreshed its best-selling Tacoma midsize pickup trucks with Apple Car Play, larger touch screens and other features drivers have come to expect in today's utility vehicles.
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Unlike 2000, when the midsize Ford Explorer SUV was the nation's third-best seller, small SUVs like the Honda CR-V are the now the vehicle of choice.
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The survey, conducted July 1-12 for Reuters by Nikkei Research, canvassed 504 big and midsize companies, of which around 230-260 firms responded on condition of anonymity.
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In 2014, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that in 2015 Tesla would produce 60,000 of its midsize, all-electric Model X luxury vehicles, but it produced only 208.
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Though crossover SUVs have become the dominant force in the marketplace, midsize mass-market sedans like the Accord and the Camry still have a major role to play.
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Cairn, a midsize oil and gas company based in Edinburgh, was selling its Indian subsidiary to Vedanta Resources, an Indian conglomerate owned by the mining magnate Anil Agarwal.
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Canaccord Genuity, a midsize Canadian investment bank headquartered in Toronto and Vancouver, has grabbed the largest share of fees from the cannabis industry, according to data from Dealogic.
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Yet hybrid versions of midsize sedans sell poorly compared to gasoline-powered models, and consumers are more often choosing larger engine options in pickups because of cheaper gas.
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Real estate and entertainment remained among the top three recipients of Chinese capital this year, driven by midsize deals and overseas-listed internet and gaming companies, Rhodium said.
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More than a dozen prominent midsize brewers have risked their credibility with the craft-beer crowd in recent years by expanding distribution via corporate investment or a buyout.
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"I'm stuck in the middle," said Deputy Chief Derek Williams of the police department in Ontario, a midsize city east of Los Angeles with a large Hispanic population.
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Ford did not address the future of the plants in Hermosillo, Mexico and Valencia, Spain that currently build midsize sedans for the North American and European markets, respectively.
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Most workers at small and midsize companies and nonprofits can get the paid leave, as can government employees, as long as they've been employed at least 30 days.
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Most workers at small and midsize companies and nonprofits can get the paid leave, as can government employees, as long as they've been employed at least 30 days.
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These bells and whistles do not come cheap and are therefore less available to small and midsize galleries that already struggle to pay rent and afford art fairs.
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Mr. Sechin accused Mr. Ulyukayev of seeking the bribe in exchange for dropping objections to the state oil company's acquisition of a recently nationalized midsize oil producer, Bashneft.
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According to the activists, Mr. Raigar lured Mr. Afrajul to a thinly populated area outside of Rajsamand, a midsize city, by promising him work as a day laborer.
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The giant sucking sound you hear is Silicon Valley vacuuming the digital ad dollars out of the news business, badly hurting small and midsize newspapers across the country.
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Young mayors of midsize cities don't typically vault ahead of talented presidential fields to poll third in Iowa and New Hampshire before they've even officially announced their campaigns.
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries uses aluminum from Kobe Steel in a midsize aircraft it is developing, the Mitsubishi Regional Jet, as well as aircraft components it supplies to Boeing.
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Similarly, Senator Elizabeth Warren has backed a stimulus package that would include funding for small and midsize businesses to specifically be used to prevent layoffs and hour cuts.
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"They're not mutually exclusive," says David Kramer, who serves small and midsize businesses as president and CEO of Domain Consulting Group and Domain Technology Group in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Safety 1st Digital Ear Thermometer ($30): This model was accurate throughout testing and was the most comfortable to hold of all tympanic thermometers (at least for midsize hands).
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Among the most important requirements when choosing carry-on, midsize and large luggage were wheelability, according to 64% of respondents, and durability, according to 61% of our readers.
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Grid resilience is likely to be best served by better, smarter grid architecture, networking together a diversity of small and midsize resources (perhaps someday including small nuclear plants).
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There is scant reporting of the sector that, similar to seniors and people with underlying health conditions, will have a much higher fatality rate … small and midsize business.
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A recent survey by the Association of American Colleges and Universities of 400 employers found that over 80 percent of midsize or large employers search for collaboration skills.
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Eric said they were hoping to locate Scion, offering a lower-price alternative to their Trump International Hotel brand, in large to midsize "trendy" cities like Austin, Tex.
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Starting next year, midsize Oregon employers will be required to enroll their employees in OregonSaves or demonstrate that they have a 401(k) or similar plan in place.
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An investment for the plant has been expected for some time, as the vehicles haven't been fully redesigned since GM reintroduced midsize pickups in the U.S. in 2014.
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Smaller and midsize banks would now be exempt from the more stringent oversight and stress tests designed to access the ability of these banks to withstand another crisis.
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Leaner and less well-known than Wall Street blue-bloods like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase, it brokers trades and gives strategic advice to small and midsize corporations.
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Investors who held mutual funds that specialized in small and midsize companies earned returns of 2000 percent in 21982 and 2538 percent over the same 2000-year period.
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Those inclined toward the safe and logical would probably look beyond the millennial former mayor of a midsize city as the candidate best suited to assume the presidency.
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A midsize supermarket chain, Yaoko Co., has been preparing for the tax increase for a year, including getting new cash registers at a cost of 700 million yen.
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Midsize executives said their firms are most likely use their tax savings to pay down debt (2628 percent), invest in capital (28500 percent) and increase wages (6900 percent).
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Quest for affordability will push open midsize markets While you may be able to buy a house next year, it may not be where you planned to live.
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Yambio, a midsize town of wide dirt roads and lofty kapok trees that seem to breathe tranquillity, used to be part of what was called a green state.
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Each month seems to bring a new closing announcement from an adventurous small or midsize gallery hobbled by, among other things, rising rents and multiplying art-fair expenses.
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The higher performance ST badge is found on several cars now, such as the Focus and Fiesta, and was recently added to the Ford Edge, a midsize SUV.
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Make it romaine, butter lettuce, watercress, red oak or a mixture of sturdy midsize leaves, and dress it simply with a good vinaigrette or with nuts, fruit and cheese.
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Not only did sales of the sibling trucks take off, but they gave momentum to the midsize market as a whole, sales of the Tacoma and Frontier also improving.
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Glenn Mears, owner of five dealerships around Canton, Ohio, including Honda, Nissan, Ford and Fiat Chrysler, says they&aposre having trouble finding compact used cars, but not midsize ones.
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If the focus for this room is yoga, home buyers might want to also include a meditative fountain, which can run several thousand dollars for a midsize water feature.
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The company has been burning through cash as it ramps up production and deliveries of its Model 3 midsize sedan, and it has big plans for the years ahead.
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A decade ago Toyota's Tacoma defined the midsize truck category as Ford, GM and Fiat Chrysler's Ram focused on building bigger, more capable and more expensive full-size pickups.
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Ezra Klein: ... and so I do think it's like the loss of those institutions and the big city metropolitan midsize daily business model that has destroyed state house coverage.
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New Hampshire is 92 percent white, the least racially diverse of the early states, with most of its black, Latino and Asian voters concentrated in a few midsize cities.
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The spokesman said Audi's e-tron midsize SUV faced delay because the carmaker needs new regulatory clearance for a piece of software that was modified during the development process.
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The first, a premium midsize crossover sport-utility vehicle (SUV), will arrive "before 2020", followed within three years by a sedan and a 7-seater multi-purpose vehicle (MPV).
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For the banks that integrate with the Raisin marketplace, especially smaller and midsize banks, including challengers, they get exposure to customers across Europe that might otherwise never be reached.
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For example, Schwab Intelligent Portfolios has roughly 37 percent of its equity portfolio invested in the stocks of small and midsize companies in the 60/40 portfolio Condor tracks.
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Sales of the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra full-size pickups and the midsize Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon pickups, rose 3 percent over the fourth quarter of 2017.
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News from elsewhere on the internet Bloomberg goes deep on Tesla's production hell, and explains why building an affordable midsize electric car is harder than, you know, rocket science.
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Nissan is recalling thousands of Altima midsize cars for a third time to fix a latch problem that could let the hood fly open while the cars are moving.
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The previous version of the program gave owners six months of free Supercharging with the purchase of a Model X SUV, Model S sedan or Model 3 midsize sedan.
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It's important to note that, although a compact and a midsize SUV might have the same safety score, that doesn't mean they will perform the same in a crash.
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In the absence of congressional action, it is important now more than ever that the administration take immediate steps to provide small and midsize vapor businesses with a lifeline.
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But Ms. Dakolo met him nearly two decades ago, in the midsize city of Ilorin, when he was an up-and-coming star and she was still a teenager.
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To figure out if something similar was happening in midsize cities, Dr. Penick and his colleagues collected bees from 39 different colonies within 30 miles of Raleigh, North Carolina.
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For 2019, the Tacoma had the highest anticipated resale value of any midsize truck and celebrates its five-year run as the vehicle with the overall best resale value.
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The airline started flying three years ago, going after business travelers for companies like FedEx in midsize cities that large carriers pulled back from following the wave of consolidation.
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Already many small- and midsize business owners have been peppering HR service-provider companies, like TriNet, with questions about how the DACA rescission will affect some of their employees.
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Last year, two active Kabbalah members, Jason Bauer and Avi Voda, were brought into WeWork to start WeWork Space Services, a pilot brokerage directed at small to midsize companies.
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"It's a great time to try to trade in a truck — not so much for a midsize car," said Jonathan Smoke, chief economist of Cox Automotive, which owns Manheim.
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Not to worry, however, as the Ranger midsize was on sale outside the US, so all the Blue Oval had to do was bring the vehicle back to America.
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The stock offerings are helping the companies, many of which are midsize exploration and production companies, to maintain their oil fields, meet payrolls and keep up with debt payments.
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The plant currently builds the midsize Atlas SUV and the Passat sedan, and it is looking to add the a five-seat version of the Atlas later this year.
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Like any other hedge fund, Ides seeks to generate returns from its investments and sees diversifying small and midsize corporate boardrooms as a way to help improve stock prices.
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Because of the recent changes in how art is viewed and bought, smaller and midsize galleries are in a vicious bind: How can they possibly participate in the fairs?
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So he bought more and more Navajos, plunking the larger ones on the floor, the midsize ones on top of beds and the smallest over banisters and pool chairs.
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Wheels In a land where trucks often start at large and climb to supersize, the new hot thing is not an overpowered dreadnought but a midsize pickup from Jeep.
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Some of this was the result of a pledge last year by the central bank to pump $175 billion into the system, mostly to help small and midsize companies.
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He's a partner at a midsize law firm and works 60-hour weeks — up to 80 if he's closing a big deal — and is on call nights and weekends.
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Mr. Sechin has accused Mr. Ulyukayev of seeking the bribe in exchange for dropping objections to the state oil company's acquisition of a recently nationalized midsize oil producer, Bashneft.
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It offers seating for five, and its length and wheelbase position it in the center of the market for midsize, five-passenger luxury SUVs such as the BMW X5.
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For all the talk of an industrial recession, small and midsize Ohio manufacturers of everything from corrugated boxes to precision screwdrivers say they're feeling fine, even better than fine.
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Katana will pour about 10 billion yen from Daiwa's investment to help small and midsize companies turn around, focusing on regional recreational facilities, restaurants and hotels, the Nikkei said.
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Companies such as Volkswagen might be interested in parts of Fiat Chrysler such as Alfa Romeo, a maker of small and midsize passenger cars known for their Italian styling.
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To the Editor: "A Bigger Gap for Not-So-Big Cities" (Business Day, July 17) asks whether midsize cities like Winston-Salem, N.C., can flourish in the new economy.
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While many midsize and smaller cities have lost out to the superstars — large urban metropolises that gulp up scads of employers, workers and customers — the Lehigh Valley is booming.
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Continuing production of the vehicles is a high-priority, particularly with introductions of new midsize pickup competitors from Ford Motor and Fiat Chrysler in the past year or so.
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And the wealth isn't spreading to the smallest metro areas and rural towns, where both population and per-person income growth have lagged behind midsize and larger metro areas.
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The effect of those cuts may be felt most acutely in communities like Öhringen, where the local economy revolves around small and midsize manufacturers, often serving the auto industry.
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Braun is releasing three models of the resurrected LE line: the largest, the $1,199 LE01; a midsize $799 LE02 model; and relatively small (and square) LE03 version for $379.
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"At the smallest sign of change, there's protest," said Philippe Plantier, the founder of Travaux Grande Hauteur, a midsize industrial cleaning company near Aix-en-Provence, in southern France.
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Now for Volvo, building many of its vehicles, from the coming midsize S60 sedan to the three-row XC90, starts with a trip to the SPA for the engineers.
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"American firms, and particularly midsize ones, often have complex sourcing chains involving China but do not have the capabilities to really look down their suppliers' supply chains," he said.
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It will make AEB standard later this year on four 2019 models: the all-new Ford Ranger midsize pickup and the redesigned Ford Edge, Lincoln MKC and Lincoln Nautilus crossovers.
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According to this strategy, then, investors' research time is spent efficiently by evaluating the balance sheets and management teams of large and midsize U.S. companies in 10 or so sectors.
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So far, there hasn&apost been a similar shift in sales of new small cars or new or used midsize cars as the truck and SUV boom continues, Drury said.
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The company has been saddled by poor sales of small and midsize cars, overreliance on trucks, poor performance outside of the United States and a lack of alternative energy offerings.
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Ford was one of the many manufacturers who abandoned the midsize pickup segment after shutting down the Twin Cities plant in Minnesota that built its dated Ranger model in 2012.
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Sales of midsize models, meanwhile, jumped from 452,000 in 2017 to 403,000 last year, with the consulting firm predicting that will top 600,000 this year and hit 714,000 by 2025.
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In a nod to driving enthusiasts, Honda will offer manual transmission as an option in two versions of the 2018 Accord, instead of only automatic shift in most midsize cars.
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But for Lexus, despite adding an assortment of sedans, sports cars and sport-utility vehicles, the Japanese luxury brand is effectively defined by a single model, the midsize RX crossover.
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The crossover joins the Nautilus, a midsize CUV that launched at the start of the 2019 model-year, and the big Aviator, set to roll into showrooms later this year.
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It's not just low wages, though Mexican auto workers make about 18 percent of what U.S. counterparts do, saving $600 on assembling a midsize Ford Fusion, according to the CAR.
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Related to this, for the banks that integrate with the Raisin marketplace, especially smaller and midsize banks, they get exposure to customers across Europe that might otherwise never be reached.
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The bottom line: Starting at $33,035 for the basic Sport trim up to $44,075 for the Elite AWD I drove, the Honda Passport stands up well against other midsize crossovers.
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Many firms have employed an automated system to help calculate fees but some small-to-midsize firms still have a manual aspect to the calculation, creating a risk of error.
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The vehicle models include the Ford Fusion and Lincoln MKZ midsize sedans, the Ford Focus compact car, the Lincoln Continental and Ford Mustang, Ford Fiesta and the Ford Transit van.
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In its first ratings of vehicle headlights, the insurance group tested midsize cars to see how well they illuminate the road and whether they create excessive glare for oncoming vehicles.
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Abraaj told Reuters in July it was looking to invest in midsize companies in Turkey and could spend $30 million-$100 million on individual deals, citing interests in health care.
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Boeing's planned New Midsize Airplane (NMA), also known as the 797 by the aviation industry, is expected by some to be confirmed at the Paris Air Show in June 25.
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Merkel and Macron are reminding their peers of the region's timeless strengths: world-class infrastructure, efficient midsize cities, social-democratic politics, locally rooted businesses, low inequality and rich cultural traditions.
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Small community and midsize regional independent laboratories are located throughout the country and serve physician practices, hospitals, outpatient care settings, skilled nursing and rehabilitation institutions, and long-term care facilities.
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To turn around its North American business, Mitsubishi trimmed its model line, ending production of one of its most popular cars, the Galant, and leaving itself without a midsize sedan.
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Measuring 48 inches in diameter, the Ivenf Christmas Tree Skirt is a great midsize tree skirt that should work with most trees standing anywhere from 6 to 8 feet tall.
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Innovative Australian company OPUS Camper makes standard and off-road campers with folding aluminum frames that are light enough to be towed by many small- and midsize trucks and SUVs.
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The Chevy Colorado ZR2 Bison has about $6,000 of upgrades from American Expedition Vehicles, all designed to improve the pickup's ability to go where no midsize pickup has gone before.
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Though the price is still plenty steep for most executives and private pilots, a little jet about the length of two midsize sedans is shaking up the personal aviation market.
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The group, a vestige of pre-financial-crisis banking, had $1 billion to make loans to small and midsize companies and was outgunned amid the rise of private-lending firms.
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Read more: The 25 major US companies with the best work-life balanceMany small and midsize companies in California dominated the ranking, as did computer software or information technology companies.
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There should be in Silicon Valley, too, but in a different sense: It's getting harder to see much of a future for midrange venture capital firms and midsize tech companies.
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Rockford is now typical of many small and midsize cities across America that are suffering from what we tend to think of as big-city problems—guns, drugs, and gangs.
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My friends' parents ran midsize family businesses; had seats on the stock exchange; were lawyers and doctors, senior corporate executives and entrepreneurs who rode the postwar economic boom to wealth.
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In the first nine months of the year, sales in the United States of the midsize S.U.V. have risen 22 percent to more than 212,000 vehicles, according to Autodata Corporation.
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But those losses had less to do with trade than with suburban gains by Democrats in more affluent and educated areas adjacent to midsize cities like Des Moines and Davenport.
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Last year, Volkswagen added the seven-passenger Atlas, which is also made in Chattanooga, and redesigned the midsize Tiguan to make it longer and roomier to appeal to American consumers.
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A lack of footfall is an continuing concern for small and midsize commercial galleries, as was clearly the case on Tuesday, 21960 or so miles to the north in Vienna.
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"If they want a referendum, now we will have a real one in December and we'll see what happens," said Arturo Esteban, 56, an economist at a midsize security company.
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I sat in the back of a midsize hospital auditorium and listened to doctors and scientists and a representative from Little People of America talk along a bank of microphones.
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In ironic contrast, while G.M. is known for its expertise in S.U.V.s and trucks, Cadillac has just one car-based S.U.V.: the midsize XT5, which merely replaced the defunct SRX.
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Uber may not be quite as large as IBM, but it shows Slack going beyond the small-to-midsize businesses that were its bread and butter in its earliest days.
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It was unclear what the algorithm change would mean for publications in small and midsize cities that have struggled in recent years while trying to transition from print to digital.
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The Ghost Train Orchestra, a midsize ensemble, explores the music of that period, dipping into both the Dixieland and swing-era songbooks, and offering some nostalgic compositions of its own.
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I spent 4 days in a midsize city that's been called the best place for millennials to live in the US, and I found a major downside of living there
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As sales dwindle in the midsize car market, big players in the segment have all significantly redone their entries to help stem the flow of sedan buyers pouring towards crossovers.
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A clarinetist and tenor saxophonist of irresistible rhythmic aplomb, Ms. Cohen has dabbled in music for midsize ensembles, and this one should bring out some vibrant colors in her writing.
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Due to the usual reasons—a midsize city hoping to solidify itself as one of the regional anchors—Charlotte has recently made a push for a Major League Soccer team.
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The name "Velar" probably doesn't mean much to you, but the Velar is a new midsize model in Land Rover's premium sub brand, Range Rover, that you should know about.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will shut its Sterling Heights, Michigan plant, which makes the midsize Chrysler 200 sedan, for six weeks starting on Monday, the company said on Wednesday.
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Dolphy's second-to-last recording session took place in New York in July 1963, with a midsize band, across two days, less than a year before his death at 36.
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Rumors have swirled for months that the U.S. plane manufacturer will announce a New Midsize Airplane (NMA), dubbed by industry insiders as the 797, at the Paris Air Show next month.
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"These launches are a testament to Ford's ongoing commitment to China's critical midsize car market," Peter Fleet, group vice president and head of Ford's Asia-Pacific operations, said in a statement.
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Volvo's newly redesigned midsize SUV, the XC60, features all the safety-minded fancy features you'd expect from an automaker trying to eliminate deaths and serious injuries in its vehicles by 2020.
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"And there is plenty of room to grow," said Joe Hinrichs, president of automotive operations for Ford, which brought its own midsize model, the Ranger, back into production late in 2018.
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Set prior to the events of Avengers: Infinity War but after the kerfuffle of Captain America: Civil War, we return to San Francisco to find Scott (midsize BDE) under house arrest.
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But while Clinton really did improve on Barack Obama's results in the suburbs of America's largest cities, the basic dynamic in the midsize cities was not as favorable as they'd anticipated.
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Ford executives said they expect the F-23.0 diesel model with a 22017-speed transmission to achieve 22018 miles per gallon highway fuel efficiency, a level comparable to some midsize cars.
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In a recent report, Moody's Investors Service noted that 16 small and midsize banks had raised their home loan rates in the face of higher wholesale costs and slower loan growth.
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Ford executives said they expect the F-150 diesel model with a 10-speed transmission to achieve 30 miles per gallon highway fuel efficiency, a level comparable to some midsize cars.
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As we await the arrival of the Genesis brand's smaller sport sedan, the G70, the South Korean luxury marque has offered up a "Sport" edition of its midsize G80 luxury sedan.
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While I couldn't conclusively determine Beaulieu's exact car model, it seems visually closest to a midsize car, meaning it's larger than a Volkswagen Beetle but smaller than a Ford F-150.
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The average weight of a midsize car is about 3,500 pounds, so between the car and the three people inside of it, the utility pole was doing some pretty heavy lifting.
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The Richard Rodgers, midsize for Broadway, seats just over 1,300, so during the course of eight shows in a week, far fewer people see "Hamilton" than attend a single Knicks game.
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As GSO's last founder exits, its new leader, Dwight Scott, says it will now focus on what's known as direct lending, or giving loans to midsize companies with no brokers involved.
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They described it as a publisher that became one of too many midsize options for readers and advertisers, and struggled to stand out to both readers and advertisers on social platforms.
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SORKIN: MR. SECRETARY, ON THE PASS-THROUGH ISSUE BECAUSE IT CONTINUES TO BE AN ISSUE, THE ADMINISTRATION HAS TALKED A LOT ABOUT TRYING TO HELP SMALL AND MIDSIZE COMPANIES AND BUSINESSES.
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It might be too small for some luxury buyers, but alongside the XT5 and the just-debuted XT6 three-row midsize SUV, it gives Caddy a 1-2-3 crossover punch.
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Because THC is federally illegal in the US, most of the fees from these deals have flowed to a small group of midsize Canadian shops like Canaccord Genuity and GMP Securities.
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FCA said previously that it plans on July 5 to cut a shift at its Detroit-area plant that makes the light-selling midsize Chrysler 200, indefinitely laying off 1,300 workers.
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The Pour VITTORIA, Sicily — The red wines made in the vicinity of this midsize town in southeastern Sicily can be elegant and beautiful, with a crunchy freshness and a reticent austerity.
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As GSO's last founder exits, its new leader, Dwight Scott, says it will now focus on what's known as direct lending, or giving loans to midsize companies with no brokers involved.
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Thousands of businesses — many of them small or midsize — will soon receive a letter saying that they owe the government money because they failed to offer their workers qualifying health insurance.
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The German luxury giants, perhaps reluctant to compete with their own most profitable products, waited too long to offer a battery-powered midsize car comparable to the Model 23, analysts said.
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And it promised efforts to aid small and midsize businesses that are failing in large numbers, a main street lending program that could multiply the power of the congressional spending package.
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Where Florence was a slow, suffocating steamroller, leisurely drowning small towns and midsize cities with days of torrential rain, Michael is a hit-and-run storm, puffing hard and moving quickly.
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As fewer and older farmers produce a less diverse and sustainable array of food, we desperately need to support small and midsize producers and cultivate a more sustainable system of agriculture.
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He also amassed evidence of what his bank's small and midsize businesses were most concerned about: health care costs and new regulations, not competition or materials costs, he wrote last year.
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"It actually is deflating that maybe in this environment, there isn't a lot of opportunity for midsize cities," said Amy Liu, director of the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution.
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Midsize construction companies are most at risk because of the loss of fresh hands in the work force, said Michelle Meisels, who leads the engineering and construction practice at Deloitte Consulting.
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He stays busy: with his Captain Black Big Band, his small and midsize groups, side-musician work, and in the trio Tarbaby (something like an Afrocentric double for the Bad Plus).
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The Sunshine will be demolished and turned into a nine-story "boutique" office building for small to midsize companies, said Jonathon Yormak, the founder and managing principal of East End Capital.
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Wilo, a maker of specialized water pumps, is typical of the midsize companies that made Germany the third-largest exporter in the world last year, after China and the United States.
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Google is offering $340 million in ad credits to small and midsize businesses with active Google ad accounts as part of an $800 million coronavirus response package, the company announced Friday.
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As a possible model for bipartisan cooperation, senators pointed to a bill signed by Mr. Obama in October 2015 that protected small and midsize businesses from increases in health insurance premiums.
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The catalog printing industry is dominated by a couple big players — Quad Graphics and LSC Communications — but midsize Dingley is growing, currently undergoing a $17 million expansion to service new customers.
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Nevertheless, Nate Donnay, a dairy industry analyst with INTL FCStone Financial, said it was impressive for a midsize producer like Rumiano to have held out for as long as it has.
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Its Buick division, for example, will take the wraps off new versions of its midsize Regal sedan and Enclave S.U.V. at media previews this week for the New York Auto Show.
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Regulatory reform is a second building block for growth by weakening impediments to investment in energy and utilities, while overhauling financial regulation to improve credit availability for small and midsize firms.
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It usually went like this: In a compact rental car considered midsize only by some rental company's dubious standards, I would adjust the driver's seat to fit my question-mark frame.
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It's an approach that would protect small and midsize American companies while cracking down on bad corporate actors with enough fancy accountants and lawyers to rig the game to their advantage.
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New Orleans officials, burdened with a seemingly intractable violent crime problem, are considering a plan that would create one of the most extensive video-monitoring systems for any midsize American city.
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Alternatively, a midsize law that would narrow the Jones Act to the contiguous 48 states might pick up the congressional delegations of Alaska and Hawaii as champions while lifting Puerto Rico incidentally.
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At 24 he moved to Atlanta, where he worked, unhappily, for a midsize investment firm, and for the first time in his life sat at a desk for eight hours a day.
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After eight years of ignoring the midsize truck market while Toyota and General Motors racked up strong sales, Ford believes it's not too late for the new Ranger to make a splash.
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Most of the new entrants will target the midsize truck market, he said, "which we expect will be one of the fastest growing segments" in the U.S. between now and mid-decade.
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But as part of the Alliance, Amorim said in an interview that he expects a U.S. truck would likely be based on the same platform as Nissan's current midsize model, the Frontier.
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Newspapers have struggled for more than a decade, especially in small towns and midsize cities, and the digital news operations that sprang up in their wake have also shown signs of distress.
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Kia vehicles covered included 20143 through 22014 Forte compact cars and 22012 through 22013 Optima midsize cars in the U.S. Also covered are Optima Hybrid and Sedona minivans from 2011 and 2012.
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And in the midsize and smaller companies, our small business loans are record highs and growing at 2200% a year and you know, those companies are active, mid-size companies are active.
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As a result, the ID.3 will offer interior space comparable to what's found in a midsize car in an overall package that's the same size as a VW Golf, Stackmann said.
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The midsize "Sport Activity Vehicle," as BMW prefers to call it, retains the steeply raked, coupe-like roof line that separates it from more classic utility vehicles like the original BMW X5.
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In the broadest context, our midsize companies are very intent upon getting some regulatory rebalancing in everything they do: permitting to build a building-- you know, rules about what they can sell.
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In October, midsize SUVs accounted for 14.1% of all vehicles sold in the US, making it the third-largest segment in the market, behind only compact SUVs and full-size pickup trucks.
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The 22019-point drop was the largest among the 27 midsize federal agencies — with between 1,000 and 14,999 employees — analyzed, and sunk the bureau's ranking from seventh to 26th among those groups.
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GM is taming its inventory problem in the United States in part by laying off about 38.93,100 temporary and full-time hourly workers, mainly at factories that build compact and midsize sedans.
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"It is not necessary to do futures which is highly risky when physical prices are good and we can make money," said a futures market trader for a midsize steelmaker in Hebei.
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More than 60 percent of business profits are now taxed at individual rather than corporate rates because small and midsize businesses increasingly utilize non-taxed entities like LLCs, partnerships and S corporations.
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Midsize merchants have more specialized needs than a store with a single location, for example, as a bigger business often needs payment software tailored to specific loyalty programs, inventory or other systems.
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For the Geely brand, the company plans to use the new capacity to add to its product offerings several midsize vehicles designed on a new platform called D-segment modular architecture (DMA).
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Improving clinical success rates and advancements in science among small and midsize companies will likely attract large companies looking to bolster their innovation pipelines, JMP Securities wrote in a December research note.
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Valmy SAS, a midsize medical supplies maker near Lyon, France, was unable to fulfill an order for a million masks by the British National Health Service because the French government requisitioned supplies.
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The Model 3, on the market only about a year, is the top-selling midsize luxury car, outpacing popular gas-powered models like the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class.
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If those smaller countries can work out the kinks of economic governance in an M.M.T. world, and achieve a higher standard of living, maybe then scale it up to a midsize country?
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He sold the firm to Bank of America during the financial crisis and was later chief executive of CIT Group, a lender to small and midsize businesses, until he retired in 2015.
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"We are not yet seeing what I would call a lot of traditional capex spending occurring," Curtis Farmer, president of the midsize lender Comerica, told analysts on a conference call last Tuesday.
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DETROIT, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will shut its Sterling Heights, Michigan plant, which makes the midsize Chrysler 200 sedan, for six weeks starting on Monday, the company said on Wednesday.
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The products range from full-size pickup trucks made by General Motors and Fiat Chrysler, midsize sedans produced by Ford, and small cars assembled by foreign automakers such as Honda and Nissan.
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The 25.2-point drop was the largest among the 27 midsize federal agencies -- with between 1,85033 and 14,999 employees -- analyzed, and sunk the bureau's ranking from seventh to 26th among those groups.
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I've got a plan to introduce you to three midsize institutions and one little diversion, all close enough for a single afternoon's tour (and with enough time in there for a bite).
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Each successive museum-hotel project has followed a loose template established by the prototype here: adapting a historic structure into a midsize state-of-the-art hotel with constantly accessible gallery space.
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Among them, a group typically referred to as "midsize banks," are familiar faces like BB&T, SunTrust and the American outposts of foreign giants like Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas and Banco Santander.
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Mr. Buttigieg, whose political experience is limited to two terms as mayor of a midsize city, also repeatedly invoked his military service to suggest a battle-tested heft on the global stage.
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"It's like the world's most exciting pair of socks, but it's a midsize sedan," as delivered by Christopher Walken, may be the single best line of dialogue in any of this year's ads.
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"We're still bullish on sedans," said Dietmar Exler, CEO of Mercedes-Benz USA, which is displaying a mix of new utility vehicles, like the midsize GLE, as well as sports cars and sedans.
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Ram is also in line to get more product, officials revealed on Friday, including a new midsize truck targeting a segment that had, only a few years ago, been written off for dead.
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"We are looking at what we have and what we could have," Breitschwerdt said, adding that the X-Class midsize pickup truck was not delivering the sales volumes the company had hoped for.
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In Portugal, the new leftist government lost its majority when its allies refused to back a €2.25 billion taxpayer-led rescue of Banco Internacional do Funchal, a midsize bank also known as Banif.
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Having burned existing bridges, these companies seem to be seeking new blood in the form of an old college buddy who's now the young, charismatic, tech-friendly leader of a midsize Midwestern city.
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Business Briefing Nissan is recalling nearly 930,000 Altima midsize cars worldwide — some for a third time — to fix a latch problem that could let the hood fly open while the cars are moving.
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The technologies include those Geely has used to engineer midsize vehicles such as its GC9 sedan and Boyue sport-utility vehicle, as well as small car technologies developed with Volvo, the people said.
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Of course, there are several concerns on the table, including the company's cash position, its ability to maintain profitability and demand for its Model 3 midsize sedan and newly revealed Model Y crossover.
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Fiat Chrysler's announcement Wednesday that it will lay off 1,300 workers and ax one shift at a plant that makes the midsize Chrysler 200 is a symptom of the car recession, Johnson said.
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First, tax reform needs to lower the topline rate for both traditional manufacturing businesses, as well as small and midsize manufacturers whose profits are right now currently taxed under the personal income rate.
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A 2015 study from the Union of Concerned Scientists found that manufacturing a midsize electric vehicle would produce about 15% more emissions than the process of building a similar gas-powered vehicle would.
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Valle dell'Acate, a midsize producer with an annual production of 400,000 bottles (compared with Ms. Occhipinti's 120,000), makes an excellent, moderately priced Cerasuolo that is full, spicy and substantial, yet lively and bright.
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The companies King cites as similar to Macro include both content behemoths like Vice and nimble midsize production companies like Legendary, whose movies — including "Interstellar" and "Kong: Skull Island" — punch above their weight.
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The electric carmaker has vowed to turn a profit in the second half of this year and has apparently increased production of a key driver of revenue, the fledgling Model 23 midsize sedan.
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Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneIn The Ezra Klein Show: There's been plenty of discussion of Buttigieg's biography, and of whether a midsize-city mayorship is appropriate experience for the presidency.
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He presides over a midsize city with a large minority population, where his relations with African-American voters were damaged early in his tenure after he fired the city's first black police chief.
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Those networks had been providing a gusher of loans to the country's small and midsize enterprises, which China's big, state-owned banks have long neglected in favor of lending to state-owned enterprises.
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While some big brands, like Samsung, are leaders in smart appliances, the rest of the smart device world is fragmented, with much of the innovation coming from focused start-ups and midsize companies.
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If Pete Buttigieg — a millennial mayor of a barely midsize city who was an also-ran in a 2017 bid to head the Democratic National Committee — can achieve national celebrity, why can't anyone?
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This was reinforced recently in the midst of my excitement exploring a dynamic midsize city close to where I live in Los Angeles, one with roughly the population of Miami or Kansas City.
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KraneShares' Bosera MSCI China A Share ETF (KBA), a catch-all for large and midsize Chinese companies, climbed more than 1% on Wednesday, bringing its year-to-date gain back into the green.
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The new models it is now rolling out include two luxury sedans sold under the Genesis brand name; the Ioniq, a hybrid compact; and a redesign of the midsize Sonata, due next year.
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CEO Matthew Maguire founded OneJet in 2015, going after business travelers for companies such as FedEx in midsize cities that large carriers retreated from in a wave of megamergers over the last decade.
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This will be a boon for banks and small to midsize companies, which will benefit from increased valuations, especially in the technology sector, where much of the mergers and acquisitions activity will focus.
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NS) said on Thursday they have signed an agreement to develop midsize and compact sports utility vehicles (SUV) and an electric vehicle, which Ford could also potentially sell in other markets outside India.
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And the Nintendo store has all kinds of cheap midsize games that you can just jump into whenever you want to kill some time, like Untitled Goose Game, Sonic Mania, and Hollow Knight.
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But the airline industry responded by increasing traffic to smaller airports, a change that favored Boeing and its 787 Dreamliner, a midsize, wide-bodied plane that can carry a maximum of 330 passengers.
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But collectively across its Chevrolet and GMC brands -including smaller, midsize trucks like the Chevrolet Colorado - GM sold more pickups in 2018 with 973,469 vehicles sold, an increase of 38.83 percent over 2017.
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She was a midsize ship, a tenth of a mile long, low-slung, with a seven-story superstructure in the stern and plumes of rust fanning down the hull from her main deck scuppers.
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With demand for midsize products spiraling downward, Ford and its Detroit rivals all pulled the plug, leaving just two imports, the Toyota Tacoma and Nissan Frontier, to fight it out for the remaining scraps.
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The paper said such cooperation could include future versions of VW's Caddy panel van and VW's Amarok midsize pickup truck, but added there was still no clarity on the extent of any potential agreement.
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Virtually all of the No. 2 U.S. automaker's profit was generated in the U.S. market, thanks to a strong performance by its best-selling F-Series pickup trucks and its new Ranger midsize pickup.
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In the 1980s he formed the Paris Reunion Band, a midsize ensemble featuring heavyweight musicians who had played on the Paris scene in the 1960s, among them the saxophonist Joe Henderson and Mr. Shaw.
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The blueprint provides a new layer of subsidies for small and midsize businesses — this time a bonus of €2,000 for companies that hire and retain a full-time employee for more than six months.
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Speaking to reporters at the FCA plant in Windsor, Ontario, Marchionne also said the company will cease production of the Chrysler 200 midsize sedan by the end of this year or in early 2017.
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The plane with a range extended to 8,300 kilometers is thought to be a competitor to any New Midsize Airplane (NMA), or 797, that the industry expects Boeing to announce at some point soon.
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At 16 feet long and 2,635 pounds, the silver bullet's baby brother is svelte enough to be towed with most midsize SUVs and short enough to slide into a New York City parking spot.
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I love that I live in one of the most active cities in the country (according to Fitbit) and one of the best midsize cities in which to make a living (according to MoneyGeek).
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Cars, whether compact models like the Ford Fiesta, or midsize sedans like the Honda Accord, are struggling to attract buyers who are moving toward bigger, more versatile crossover utility vehicles, SUVs and pickup trucks.
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To take just one example, consider a successful midsize company—a regional restaurant chain, say, or a construction firm with $236 million in annual revenue and $21970 million to $20 million in net profit.
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The first time I surfed Cotton's, the waves were midsize by California standards: five to seven feet, not huge but big enough that the larger "outside" sets roared like jet engines when they broke.
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The plane, which began life as the Bombardier C Series, is designed to fill the market gap between midsize regional jets and workhorse narrow-body jets like the Boeing 2220 and the Airbus A2220.
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But there are also downsides; that multinationals are often not quick enough in this specific environment and that it should also be managed like a midsize company, and managed in a very entrepreneurial way.
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Engine tested: 2.0-liter turbocharged 237-horsepower four cylinderPrice as tested: $52,83Why it's here: The XT4 fills out the brand's luxury crossover lineup, joining the XT5 compact SUV and the XT6 three-row midsize.
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Together they dreamed up a rocket that was more than just supplemented by 3-D-printed parts — they conceptualized Relativity's Terran 1 midsize rocket, which Ellis said is now 95 percent 3-D-printed.
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At the same time, China's leaders are trying to channel lending to areas long underserved by state-owned banks, such as small and midsize businesses, that the leaders see as essential to nurturing growth.
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The country is particularly vulnerable because of its large number of highly advanced, small and midsize companies — known as the Mittelstand — that can be taken over more easily and more cheaply than large multinationals.
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In midsize projects where it doesn't make sense to shoehorn amenities into the basement or rent the floor to retailers, developers can use that area as so-called "rec rooms" for ground-floor buyers.
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After notching degrees from Harvard and Oxford, and a stint as a McKinsey consultant, he returned to his economically battered hometown to be elected, at 29, the youngest mayor of a midsize American city.
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Amazon's list of 20 finalists, announced in January, included midsize cities like Indianapolis, Nashville and Columbus, Ohio, that many experts said might struggle to absorb what was then expected to be about 50,000 jobs.
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The bill would override local restrictive zoning by legalizing small to midsize apartment buildings (up to five stories) near job centers and public transportation and set minimum affordability standards for some of those units.
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Among the publicly traded businesses in Germany's internationally revered Mittelstand, the midsize companies that are the backbone of Germany's well-oiled export machine, fewer than 4 percent of executive jobs are held by women.
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Finally we reached Jonava, a midsize city in central Lithuania that's home to the massive Achema fertilizer factory, the site of a 1989 chemical explosion considered the worst ecological disaster in the country's history.
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Some 56% of Japanese firms are shelving or postponing some investment projects slated for this business year, according to the corporate survey, which canvassed 504 big and midsize firms between Aug. 29-Sept. 9.
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The automaker had been looking to reverse years of decline in the U.S. market with the Passat, but the midsize sedan had failed to unseat segment leaders like the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord.
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Rocketrip, which has been around since 2200, is the preferred booking tool of General Electric, Twitter and 153 to 215 other Fortune 21 and midsize businesses, Dan Ruch, its founder and chief executive, said.
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He took his every-state-except-the-first-four campaign to Ohio, picking up an endorsement from Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan, the latest in a string of midsize city leaders to get behind him.
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DETROIT – Toyota Motor will shift all production of the Tacoma midsize pickup from Texas to Mexico as it restructures its North American footprint and invests $13 billion in U.S. manufacturing operations through next year.
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While many of the new routes, like All Nippon Airways' Tokyo-Mexico City flights and Air India's Delhi-Madrid offering, linked large metropolitan areas, the growth in midsize city connections disrupted long-set patterns.
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Janis Lee, a Democrat who spent years representing a rural district in the Kansas Senate, said that midsize cities and large metropolitan areas often had the means to offset the lack of public funds.
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It would be funded mainly by federally-insured deposits plus interbank borrowings, and would make only specified types of loans such as home mortgages, consumer loans and commercial loans to small and midsize businesses.
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That bests any other crew-cab 25x4 midsize truck, though we should note that a diesel Chevy Colorado will best Jeep's towing figure if you opt for the smaller cab and two-wheel drive.
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Employee voice in the workplace is in part just about quality of life rather than economic growth, and worries about economic concentration are in part concerns about democracy and the vibrancy of midsize communities.
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Clydesdale Bank I.P.O. Delayed by a Day | National Australia Bank said that a ratings agency had requested information on the short- or long-term deposit rating of its midsize British unit.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency reviewed more than 40 large and midsize banks after Wells Fargo's phony accounts scandal first erupted in 2016, wrapping up the process at the end of 2017.
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In November, Recode reported that Amazon was cracking down on midsize and large brands that wanted to sell directly to Amazon customers on the Amazon Marketplace rather than selling at wholesale prices to Amazon itself.
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Seven in 2401 employers now offer a Roth option within their 2401(k), up from 2401 percent in 2401, per a survey of large and midsize companies conducted by global advisory firm Willis Towers Watson.
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Despite its diminutive size, the Tarok is designed to handle a payload of up to 73.2 inches, however, slightly longer than what many of the current crop of midsize trucks can fit in their bed.
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Virtually all of the No. 2 U.S. automaker's profit was generated in the U.S. market, thanks to a strong performance by its best-selling F-Series pickup trucks and its new Ranger midsize pickup truck.
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The latest version of the XLR is entering an area of the market that the industry expected rival Boeing to address with the announcement of the NMA (New Midsize Aircraft), known alternatively as the 797.
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Midsize pickup sales are expected to grow from about 3 percent of the total market in 2018 to 4 percent by 2021, according to data from LMC Automotive, a firm that tracks the auto industry.
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Historically, a midsize Chicago-based company that decided it wanted to hire a seven-person team to work in Washington, DC, would be looking at a laborious and annoying process of scouting potential office spaces.
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Thomson Reuters estimated nearly two months after the Wayfair decision out that just 8 percent of midsize firms were prepared to deal with the added complexity of remitting sales taxes to nearly four dozen states.
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With big-firm jobs drying up, however, many of these graduates began competing for lower-paying spots at midsize firms, which also downsized, and certain government jobs they wouldn't have sought in an earlier era.
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Despite a huge marketing push that included the Super Bowl commercial featuring the Detroit rapper Eminem, the 200 lagged badly in the brutally competitive midsize car segment that Toyota and Honda have dominated for years.
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It also comes days after reviewer Consumer Reports decided not to recommend the Tesla Model 3 midsize sedan, after it found the vehicle had the longest stopping distance of any contemporary car it has tested.
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The head of a little-known principal-investing team at Citigroup that had $1 billion to make loans to small and midsize companies has left the bank, and the standalone team will no longer exist.
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Spirit flies from all but three of the 25 largest metropolitan areas in the United States — Sacramento, Charlotte and St. Louis — and plans to announce service in additional, still undisclosed, midsize markets later this year.
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Job listing site Comparably compiled a ranking of the 25 small and midsize businesses with the happiest employees by analyzing anonymous employee feedback on their website to measure fair pay, perks, benefits, and work environment.
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If it takes some effort to convince your teen that this mundane-looking midsize sedan is the one, just mention that it comes with more (and more advanced) tech features than many of its competitors.
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That has allowed the Model 230 to sneak up on midsize luxury stalwarts like the BMW 2000 Series, Audi A23 or Mercedes-Benz C-Class, all of which are in the same general price range.
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About 20 years ago, the company set up the Toyota Production System Support Center, a nonprofit that aims to help small and midsize businesses, as well as other nonprofits, like the New York Food Bank.
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Earlier this decade, as the economy and auto sales rebounded, Ford executives were quick to note consumers' waning preference for midsize cars and growing attraction to S.U.V.s and lighter, more fuel-efficient versions called crossovers.
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By 2040, Fiat Chrysler was racking up sales with the Jeep brand worldwide, and the notion of a new midsize pickup riffing off the rough-and-ready, off-roading brand seemed like a slam dunk.
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The 303 percent of domestic stock funds that have the highest dividend yields in each of three categories — smaller, midsize and larger companies — underperformed their peer groups over one, three and five years through March.
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Like many college towns, Tallahassee draws a variety of speakers — Florida State University had Patti LuPone, the Broadway star, in March — and holds music events that would not always be available in a midsize city.
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Defined by six north-south thoroughfares, the grid-structured landscape is dominated by multifamily houses, interrupted by older midsize apartment buildings, newer condominium developments, a few high-rise towers and the rare single-family house.
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China's debt is 256 percent of its G.D.P. An earlier version of this briefing also incorrectly said Bloomberg Philanthropies is investing $43 million in more than 20 small and midsize cultural organizations in seven cities.
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G.M. said on Monday that it was weighing when to start a broader rollout of its Baojun E100 electric car after selling more than 4,000 in just one midsize city in southern China since July.
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The bill the House is taking up Tuesday would allow thousands of small and midsize banks to avoid some federal oversight such as stress tests, which gauge a bank's ability to weather an economic downturn.
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His town hall in March of last year unarguably put him on the radar of voters who thought it was faintly ludicrous that the young mayor from a midsize Indiana town was running for president.
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"This is part of a broader affordable housing crisis nationally, and we are finding the same issues in smaller and midsize metros like Louisville, that often gets overlooked in the national discussions," Professor Kinahan said.
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The new aircraft would a direct competitor to the 787 Dreamliner and 777, with three variants planned to include the smaller -800, midsize -900, and larger -1000, and seat capacity ranging from 250 to 375
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The study does show that women now run 54 percent of the small and midsize museums with budgets under $15 million and make almost equal pay in those jobs as men, just 2 percent less.
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According to Toyota, the new plant — in the central state of Guanajuato, not Baja California as Mr. Trump asserted — would shift Corolla production from a Canadian factory, which would then switch to producing midsize cars.
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"We expect that a single private-sector provider of such services is unlikely to connect to the thousands of small and midsize banks necessary to yield nationwide reach, even in the long term," he said.
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On the morning of the election, in Ubon Ratchathani, a midsize city in the northeast, a first-time voter told me, grinning, that he did indeed plan to vote for "someone good" — meaning, Mr. Thanathorn.
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If art fairs are not for you, this is a good way to discover some of the best small and midsize galleries, especially on the Lower East Side, where more than two-thirds are clustered.
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"Following patchwork of legislation or regulation is costly and makes it even harder to invest in networks," said Matt Polka, president of the American Cable Association, a lobbying group for small- and midsize broadband providers.
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That's more than double the sales of the company's midsize Altima sedan and enough volume that the Rogue frequently vies for the "best-selling SUV in America crown" with the Toyota Rav4 and Honda CR-V.
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