Boston's Museum of Fine Arts offered more than $7 million.
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Before the Ally rebrand, GMAC offered more than auto loans.
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Some retail customers are currently being offered more than 1:200.
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Democrats have not offered more than $1.3 billion for border security.
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The catalog from Mr. Hirst's Venice exhibition offered more than 1,500 sculptures.
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Roche offered more than twice the Philadelphia-based company's closing price on Feb.
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They also wanted to build a scanner that offered more than just price comparisons.
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Still, Concho Resources offered more than $303,230 per acre in March for RSP Permian.
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New Jersey officials offered more than $7 billion in tax breaks for Newark's entry.
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Last time around, 1,000 free tickets were offered more than a week in advance.
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Logitech has offered more than $2.2 billion to acquire Plantronics, one of the sources said.
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The pop-up offered more than 200 products, including clothing items, notebooks, and tech accessories.
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Georgia is said to have offered more than $1 billion in incentives and infrastructure improvements.
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North Carolina cities, schools and other groups have offered more than 130 bids for such events.
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The company offered more than 35 million shares for sale, raising $525 million in the process.
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Amazon was also offered more than $2000 billion in tax incentives from New York and Virginia.
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"Even in simpler times, isolation never offered more than a false sense of security," he warned.
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Theranos' testing "menu" offered more than 240 tests, and only a handful were done on the Edison.
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Last year, Amazon offered more than 100,000 price cuts for Prime subscribers for its Prime Day event.
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AT&T, for example, has offered more than 200,85033 employees $1,000 bonuses, as has telecommunications giant Comcast.
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Johns Hopkins, with $4.3 billion in assets, offered more than 440 funds from its plan's five record keepers.
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Altogether, the two locations offered more than $2 billion in tax credits, rebates and other incentives to Amazon.
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Sources had said Intrum Italy had offered more than 450 million euros for Cerved's bad-loan collection unit.
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China has offered more than $1.2 trillion in additional commitments on trade, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said last month.
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What's more, 22 percent of first-time buyers offered more than the asking price before successfully sealing a deal.
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The Chinese offered more than $1.2 trillion in additional commitments on trade, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said on Monday.
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Elsewhere in deals: Harbor Energy has offered more than $10 billion to buy Santos, the Australian natural-gas driller.
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Some of the other bidders have offered more than Western Digital has, according to people briefed on the process.
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Anbang also offered more than $13 billion for Starwood Hotels and Resorts before abandoning its bid in 2016, without explanation.
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"Governor Christie was offered more than a half-dozen different cabinet positions, ambassadorships and senior White House positions," DuHaime wrote.
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GM has said it offered more than $7 billion in investments, more than 5,85033 jobs, and improved wages and benefits.
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The EBRD has offered more than 600 million euros in financing to Greek private companies, banks and infrastructure projects since 2015.
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To the region, the plant offered more than clean power: It promised hope, at least 12,000 jobs and long-term savings.
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Frankovich is offered more than double what he originally asked for his LED lighting design that fits comfortably onto bike wheels.
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New York and Virginia collectively offered more than $212 billion in tax credits, rebates and other incentives to attract the company.
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At least the state offered more than two weeks of early voting, which a record 2.1 million Georgians took advantage of.
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The destruction would have been far less severe if the school had listened to advice offered more than 100 years before.
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Trump wants a final bill to include at least $2023 billion in funding, while Democrats have not offered more than $1.6 billion.
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The two-bedroom cottage offered more than enough space, although the uncarpeted stairs between the bedrooms and living area required careful negotiating.
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GM has said that it offered more than $7 billion in investments, more than 5,400 in jobs and improved wages and benefits.
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Gaga offered more than just her music, and when she went one step further by creating her very own social network platform LittleMonsters.
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He knew his way around a needle driver and suture thread and had already offered, more than once, to patch my grandfather up.
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She declined to say what they paid for the home, but said they offered more than the asking price and got the house.
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China offered more than $1.2 trillion in additional commitments on trade at the Xi-Trump dinner, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said on Monday.
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The Venice Baroque Orchestra's program on Saturday, led from the harpsichord by the group's founder, Andrea Marcon, actually offered more than the advertised Vivaldi.
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As I want to get in shape, I wish the Activity app offered more than the current level of suggestions for the following week.
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Waymo has driven more than 10 million autonomous miles on roads and has offered more than 100,000 rides through its service in Chandler, Arizona.
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In 2018, the Interior Department offered more than 12.8 million acres of public lands to oil and gas companies, according to The New York Times.
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"Given that we had offered more than that for the apartment in Kensington and were still outbid, we had perspective by this point," Barrett said.
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But that does not mean that China would refuse to respond if the United States offered more than appreciation and vague trade deals in exchange.
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Or it would be if Prisma offered more than its meager 1080 x 1080 resolution, designed to be shared across mobile devices and on the web.
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FEMA has offered more than $2800 billion in aid to disaster victims through its Individuals and Households Program and $2000 billion in public assistance this year.
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Monday's auction makes it three months in a row where sellers have offered more than four times the amount of corporate bonds than what was purchased.
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While some states made their incentive packages public (New Jersey and Maryland offered more than $5 billion each), Virginia and New York have kept theirs secret.
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Over the past decade, Missouri and Kansas have offered more than $25 million in tax breaks to lure companies back and forth across State Line Road.
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Reuters and other outlets reported that talks had been underway for at least a few months and that CVS had offered more than $200 per share.
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It offered more than 50 classes in art and entrepreneurship last year, mostly on Pine Ridge, but also on the Standing Rock and Cheyenne River reservations.
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Yes, action sequences from movies and games saw projectiles flying realistically out of the phone, but the 227D tech offered more than these types of optical illusions.
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If there's one weakness, it's that the Echo Buds never get super loud — if that's your thing — but they offered more than enough volume for my liking.
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Under President Barack Obama, the U.S. offered more than $115 billion in weapons, equipment and training to Saudi Arabia, according to a Reuters report from September 2016.
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China offered more than $1.2 trillion in additional commitments on trade at the dinner between Xi and Trump on Saturday, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said on Monday.
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Snapchat has never offered more than a deep link to user profiles, so this could be a way for Instagram to show it does more than just copy.
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A quarter of Australia's agricultural production by value is grown in NSW and the state government has offered more than A$1 billion in emergency funding to farmers.
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During the hearing, Republicans were ready with lavish praise and defenses of his character against charges of racism, while Democrats rarely offered more than tepid and predictable criticisms.
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The plan resembles one Microsoft offered more than six years ago when it sold a subsidized Xbox 360 with Xbox Live Gold at the end of that generation's lifecycle.
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"Fortnite" creator Epic Games offered more than $30 million in prizes to dozens of professional players, including a $3 million prize for the solo tournament at the World Cup.
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Additionally, cities must find ways to ensure that those residents most in need of jobs will be offered more than a part-time job with no avenue for advancement.
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Most, if asked, would prefer a chocolate bar today to one tomorrow, and would therefore need to be offered more than one if they are to be persuaded to wait.
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There also have been reports that this is actually Occidental's second bid, having previously offered more than $70 per share in an offer quietly rejected by Anadarko's board of directors.
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One of the sources said Amundi had offered more than 3.5 billion euros, although it was not clear whether this included a 325 million euro cash position held by Pioneer.
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In a separate effort, Anbang offered more than $13 billion for Starwood Hotels and Resorts before abandoning its bid early last year after media scrutiny of its opaque ownership structure.
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GM in a statement to The Hill said it has offered more than $7 billion in investments, more than 5,400 jobs, and improved wages and benefits in negotiations so far.
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"I said that I was very upset as a woman and a longtime employee to hear that a potential new male hire was getting offered more than me," she said.
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Letters A common theme was clear as readers offered more than 1,200 alternatives to the Democrats' new slogan, "A Better Deal": The party needs to offer a positive, inclusive, empathetic message.
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GM has said it offered more than $85033 billion in investments, more than 5,400 jobs and improved wages and benefits in negotiations that began after the union contract expired midnight Saturday.
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Caesars had previously offered more than $4 billion, while junior creditors say they have claims worth $12.6 billion which they have been pursuing against the parent in New York and Delaware courts.
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The government offered more than £224 billion in credit to the banking sector through support schemes and bought stakes in some banks, enabling them to pay their debts to others like Barclays.
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The retirement plan offered more than 340 investment options — including 180 Fidelity funds — until July 2015, when M.I.T. reduced the lineup to 27.53 options but still retained Fidelity as the record keeper.
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According to reports in Ukrainian media, Cinema City offered more than 45 times the rent currently being paid by the Cultural Center, which has held the lease for the past 20 years.
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Overall, Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips offered more than 900 lots of modern and contemporary art and design during Frieze Week, as the seven days of auctions, fairs and special exhibitions are known.
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For Mr. Rothstein, a venture capitalist and a partner of gin-maker Empire Spirits Project, the loft offered more than just 2,400 square feet of light-filled living space — it offered freedom.
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Delta offered more than $1 billion in cash, a majority of which would go to buy out most of the Synergy Group, Mr. Efromovich's investment arm, with the rest going to Avianca.
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The company has said it offered more than $7 billion in investments, more than 85033,400 jobs and improved wages and benefits in negotiations that began after the union contract expired midnight Saturday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell Plc's U.S. arm has offered more than $26 million to buy Abengoa SA's cellulosic ethanol plant in Kansas, according to documents filed late Wednesday in bankruptcy court.
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The black leather seats in our test car felt soft to the touch and offered more-than-adequate bolstering for both leisurely jaunts down the highway and dynamic drives on twisty country roads.
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"As government yields contracted after Brexit, it looks as though investors became even more desperate for yield," and high-yield bonds have so far this year offered more than leveraged loan funds, she said.
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The brand has long offered more than just the skintone bodysuits and glorified bike shorts that are most traditionally synonymous with shapewear, like its wondrously rip-proof opaque black tights or celeb-vetted leggings.
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Sources close to the matter have previously said that Atlantia has offered more than 2 billion euros ($2.2 billion) to resolve the stand-off but the offer was considered insufficient by the ruling parties.
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With a 50-mile range, the Embark offered more than enough in the tank to cover my commuting needs — I found I mostly used the 2nd and 3rd of the 4 assist settings, though.
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Located near Lake Michigan and coming in at 11,000 square feet, the house offered more than enough room for the family — which includes Cavallari and Cutler's three children, Camden, 4, Jaxon, 2, and Saylor, 1.
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Mr. Obama has not acted on it, telling aides he was not convinced the plan could make a significant difference, especially since Syria's Arab neighbors and European powers have not offered more than token support.
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Neither Trump's nor Clinton's campaigns offered more than a cursory glance to ongoing resistance movements in the months leading to the election — like the Standing Rock protesters who police officers brutally attacked in North Dakota.
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In one case filed in 2016, a hospital administrator named Wu Dagong was offered more than a $1 million by two G.E. sales representatives to secure the sale of a CT scanner for $4 million.
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It could definitely be used by a cat, and hackers jokingly offered more than $10,000, a "dirty sex" book, bottles of Patron Silver and Bulleit Bourbon, among other booze, to anyone who could hack it.
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The first came in 2005, less than two years after the launch of the first mainstream podcast to have an RSS feed (Christopher Lydon's Open Source), when Apple offered more than 3,000 free podcasts on iTunes.
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For that kind of money, I wish HP offered more than a paltry 32GB of eMMC storage, even if it's possible to tack on more room later via the x2's on-board microSD card slot.
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In 2016, Rossum made headlines when she refused to sign on for the Showtime drama's eighth season unless she was offered more than Macy to make up for the seven years she was paid significantly less.
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Companies offered more than half a million vocational training positions this year, 3 percent up on 2015, but almost 50,000 remain unfilled, official figures show, with health care, social services and construction among the most affected.
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That would be a good thing if the show offered more than lazy stereotypes, but it still took until the middle of the fifth episode for Insatiable to meaningfully focus on Patty's lasting insecurities about her body.
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By the end of Obama's Presidency, the U.S. had offered more than a hundred and fifteen billion dollars' worth of arms to Saudi Arabia, the largest amount under any President, including warships, air-defense systems, and tanks.
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Young, a model train enthusiast for decades, offered more than 230 pieces at Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles from his collection of Lionel trains, including a custom-painted Commodore Vanderbilt 4-6-4 locomotive that sold for $10,000.
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As of Thursday U.S. high-yield corporate bonds offered more than 5 percentage points above the average yield on U.S. Treasuries of around 1.24 percent, and about 368 basis points over the yields on investment-grade corporate debt.
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The N.T.S.B. members acknowledged that Metro, under that leadership, appeared now to be taking steps in the right direction and offered more than 30 recommendations to the authorities involved in the incident, primarily involving maintenance and safety training.
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Mr. Trump does face a potential collision with Congress, where Democrats and Republicans alike dismissed the Saudi explanation, offered more than two weeks after Mr. Khashoggi's death, as preposterous and demanded that Congress hold the kingdom to account.
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Citing the fast-changing ways people are working on the go these days, Samsung's Senior Vice President and General Manager Alanna Cotton said the company needed to build a tablet that offered more than just keyboard and stylus support.
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Ms. Hollub, who has kept a low profile since becoming the first woman to lead a major American oil company three years ago, expressed chagrin that Anadarko's board had initially turned down Occidental, which had offered more than Chevron.
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Comcast had offered more than Disney, but the Murdochs believed that Disney — whose stock trades at a higher earnings multiple and was likely to go higher as a result of the deal — was a better bet, Michael has heard.
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Chief Executive John Tonkiss said the company had offered more than 300 of its newly built apartments to the government to assist the national health service accommodate older people as they recover from the virus or for health workers.
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Her departure came two years after she made headlines when she refused to sign on for the Showtime drama's eighth season unless she was offered more than Macy to make up for the seven years she was paid significantly less.
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The invitation for a state visit was first offered more than two years ago, back when Prime Minister Theresa May's ill-fated destiny wasn't entirely clear and when Trump's pattern of insults and slights toward the United Kingdom had yet to develop.
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At the time of the acquisition, Pluto TV offered more than 100 channels of free content from 130 partners, and reached 12 million monthly users — many of whom are younger, and never intend to subscribe to traditional pay TV, like cable or satellite.
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The details of the retail giant's plans for new headquarters in Queens and Northern Virginia are coming into focus, and the deals didn't come cheap for taxpayers: The two locations collectively offered more than $2 billion in tax credits, rebates and other incentives.
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The stock market has crashed from record highs set in February as the pandemic escalates, and the Federal Reserve has offered more than $1 trillion in short-term loans and purchases to keep the bond market that underpins the U.S. credit system flowing.
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Paying for the pills could get a little complicated: Options for payment included "E-Check" (a service that required a bank account and routing number), wire transfer, PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, Western Union or Bitcoin, and sites rarely offered more than two options.
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Former national security adviser Michael Flynn — the only Trump administration official to face criminal prosecution in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation — is seeking to withdraw the guilty plea he offered more than two years ago to a charge of making false statements to the FBI.
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At just over three minutes, the remarks amounted to a lengthy speech for a first lady who has not offered more than a few public words in months, and spent much of the winter shielding herself and her 11-year-old son, Barron, from view. Mrs.
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Cohen had offered more than $21.5 billion in a deal that fell through because of a disagreement over money and control of the team with the Wilpon family, which has had a stake in the Mets for four decades and walked away from two significant offers to sell.
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LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. — A few days before Memorial Day, this popular tourist destination in the Adirondacks was already a postcard-perfect image of summer: The T-shirt shops were open; the A & W Root Beer stand offered more than 60 flavors of ice cream; and the steamship Mohican was cruising the blue waters of Lake George.
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With a high sign-up bonus plus an annual $300 travel credit, 3x points on dining and travel, access to Priority Pass airport lounges, and many of the same benefits — in some cases enhanced — as its older sibling, the Chase Sapphire Preferred, the card offered more than enough value to make up for its hefty $73 annual fee.
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