Money managers won't pay up for companies with declining numbers.
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Is the market willing to pay up for that combination?
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So why was Glaxo willing to pay up for the business?
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CRAMER: WHY WE PAY UP FOR GOOD REVENUES AND GOOD EARNINGS.
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What happens when it's time to pay up for past sins?
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Instead, we'll point to a few features that we'd pay up for.
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Strategic buyers and financial sponsors pay up for companies that can scale.
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"Investors pay up for growth; nobody's paying up for stagnation," Cramer said.
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Additionally, Cramer thinks investors will be more willing to pay up for railroads.
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Investors must be willing to "pay up for best of breed," he added.
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There is competition for talent, and firms are willing to pay up for it.
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That means less fun and less learning, so pay up for the real deal.
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"They're not going to pay up for inflated earnings on tax boosts," Calvasina said.
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Tom Price says he will pay up for his use of expensive, chartered aircrafts.
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Now if you want your stock back, you have to pay up for it.
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Relative to bonds, investors have decided it makes sense to pay up for stocks.
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Cash was used to pay up for the rest of the consideration in the transaction.
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So why would Amazon pay up for a business in which it has little experience?
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He said on January 22nd his party should concede defeat and pay up for the wall.
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"Hotelbeds' dividend recap made sense but they needed to pay up for it," an investor said.
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Nothing. Either they have to pay up for past deficiencies or they have to get out.
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But he's betting travelers will pay up for more space, especially if the airfare is low.
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People are willing to pay up for growth here, although I'd like Okta ... on a pullback.
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They often have to pay up for access to the giants' many, many customers and technology.
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To me, this suggests most cable and satellite companies will continue to pay up for ESPN.
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Even in standard coach, passengers can pay up for additional perks like early boarding or lounge access.
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The lower the interest rate, the higher the multiple and investors are willing to pay up for.
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Investors may prefer not to be exposed to sterling at all rather than pay up for insurance.
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It's time for the industry to clean up and pay up for the damages from its misdeeds.
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Executives at Delta and American recently estimated that around half of passengers pay up for regular economy.
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But it remains to be seen how many consumers will pay up for this type of product.
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As a result, those advertisers are willing to pay up for that opportunity to advertise their services.
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He's repeatedly said we should demand the Saudis give us free oil and pay up for our protection.
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Either pay up for a reputable VPN service or go for a well-known, well-established free one.
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That means that fake SEO websites now need to pay up for realistic content to fill their pages.
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Even though the airline isn't offering business class, prepare to pay up for the front of the plane.
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The End wants Starbucks to stop using Unicorn on all its drinks and pay up for stealing it.
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The ceiling is the amount growth-oriented big fund investors are willing to pay up for a stock.
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"[But] don't underestimate or give Apple consumers credit for their willingness to pay up for products," he added.
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Primarily because passengers have shown a willingness to pay up for a seat and service beyond basic economy.
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J.P. Morgan remains best of breed, but as usual, you need to pay up for best of breed.
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If you want the greatest motor car currently available, you need to pay up for one of these.
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Mobile gurus who spoke to CNBC said consumers in India typically don't pay up for smartphones for many reasons.
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We pay up for the highest quality brand because we know that a brand, a good brand, signifies reliability.
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Yet in recent years, the preppy apparel maker has struggled to get shoppers to pay up for its styles.
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To make matters worse, their insurers may refuse to pay up for damage the hackers do to their business.
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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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Meanwhile, aesthetic appeal and better cameras should be enough to convince many users to pay up for an improved phone.
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They laid out for me the 4 strategies they use to convince health insurers to pay up for new drugs.
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And that's definitely true, but whenever you inevitably lose that original adapter, you'll have to pay up for a replacement.
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People may even still pay up for a $5 latte but they aren't going to buy a new $50,000 car.
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They are likely to pay up for a car ride instead of saving money with a soggy, late, scooter ride.
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Why wait or pay up for one when you can get a slightly lower quality GPU for less money and hassle?
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US refiners, forced to pay up for heavy crude, will pass along at least some of the costs to gas stations.
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Desiigner's gotta pay up for blasting a girl online by claiming she's a scam artist ... and he didn't even fight it.
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These early cases established that if corporations want to profit off noteworthy figures, they'll have to pay up for the association.
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Drugs and infrastructure stocks are among Cramer's post-election picks, but he said he wouldn't pay up for those stocks Wednesday.
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The problem is exacerbated because many 911 centers are small and lack the resources to pay up for workers or training.
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The shooting victim wants Waring to pay up for his medical bills and all the pain and suffering he's caused him.
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Investors, collectively, have been unwilling to pay up for lush current earnings, which could be the result of unsustainable profit margins.
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After more than a decade of stagnant wages, employers are beginning to have to pay up for the hires they want.
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If you decide to pay up for the shot, you can keep the commemorative glass that it comes in at Foundry.
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There is fluke for those who won't pay up for fugu, and it is just what you'd want it to be.
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Consumers these days would be willing to pay up for Netflix, Costco and Amazon Prime memberships, but refuse to pay retail prices.
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Of course alpha still exists, and of course, people will continue to both chase it and attempt to pay up for it.
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Although Tom and Katie talk a big game, their real challenge comes when it's time to pay up for their woodsy nuptials.
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Betty's pissed -- and wants Pepsi to pay up for stealing their idea ... especially since Pepsi hailed the spot as a smashing success.
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Cramer suspects that investors refuse to pay up for it because they don't think the business model is sustainable based on ad spending.
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Even as tastes have changed, consumers are more wiling to pay up for their favorite brand of chocolate than they are for cheese.
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Buying the stock now is a bet on Engaged and Marcato finding a buyer willing to pay up for the company, he said.
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Though, I'd understand why couples or families who don't want to pay up for a suite would put up with the tight quarters.
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But, they claim when it came time to pay up for the $250K bill ... Davis and his team paid with a counterfeit check.
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Feigen isn't the only Olympic athlete who had to pay up for his passport after a run-in with the law this month.
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Creating new Google accounts is an option, though you might feel it's easier to just get everyone to pay up for their own subscription.
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Starting this Friday, coach passengers on United Airlines who want to avoid the back of the plane may have to pay up for it.
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Cramer noted the pattern that while millennials will not spend on themselves, they will pay up for a cellphone and use services like Uber.
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Deming said market players may not want to pay up for protection when they see little on the horizon to trigger a market event.
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As cruises became more popular, Carnival also raised ticket prices because people were willing to pay up for experience and more on-deck amenities.
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A willingness to pay up for exotic beans and specialty drinks means companies can brew up richer profit margins than in mainstream packaged food.
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The other properties would in theory be easier to sell, though it is not clear whether a bidder would pay up for those properties.
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But recently, the group's manager, Jeff Popick, officially filed a lawsuit against Trump, claiming that the candidate failed to pay up for the group's appearances.
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Low interest rates may also have made investors more willing to pay up for stocks that promise future earnings growth, or pay out generous dividends.
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With 1 billion Apple devices in use around the world, Cramer believes that investors will pay up for Apple's stock because of that service stream.
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Alternatively pay up for a Plex Pass and you can store all your shows and movies in the cloud rather than on a local machine.
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The biggest IPO of the year prices tonight, but how much are investors are willing to pay up for access to the elusive Chinese consumer?
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On the other hand, you take ad tech, which bumps around and is right now way down; China is willing to pay up for it.
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While companies like Netflix may pay up for fast-lane privileges, the maker of your Wi-Fi-connected coffee pot may not feel likewise inclined.
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Here's your Monday morning reminder to take your So why do customers pay up for these products when there are comparable options for much less?
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The second type of competitive advantage is when a company owns a powerful product franchise or brand that consumers are willing to pay up for.
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Cramer speculated that money managers refuse to pay up for a stock like the airlines if they think the U.S. is headed into a recession.
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So, Frankel fired off a cease and desist letter to eBay demanding they pay up for using her name and likeness or yank the ad.
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Swonk said the storms could continue to send inflationary ripples, as building materials rise and contractors pay up for construction workers in storm-ravaged areas.
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Mendelson is demanding Dollywood to pay up for the past uses, and stop using the song in the future ... until it makes a licensing deal.
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Cable and satellite companies have been losing more subscribers, making them much less willing to pay up for television programing that is also available online.
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Lil Wayne's gotta pay up for allegedly creating fraudulent companies to book fake concerts ... 'cause he didn't even bother to fight the lawsuit against him.
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Crews claims she suffered emotional distress from the incident and says Broner needs to pay up for any injuries she experienced, along with pain and suffering.
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He points out that investors aren't as willing to pay premiums for put options versus calls and fewer deem it necessary to pay up for insurance.
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The flow of deposits had reversed; that could force banks to pay up for funding, squeezing their margins and possibly shrinking their funds available to lend.
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And if people threaten to cancel their TV packages, operators have cheaper packages they use as sweeteners for customers to pay up for high-speed broadband.
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And without the promotion-and-relegation system that prevails everywhere else, there is no market mechanism to punish clubs who refuse to pay up for players.
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Analysts expect it will draw younger, higher-income, socially conscious shoppers who are willing to "pay up" for a product that fits their lifestyle and values.
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Sacconaghi speculates on how Apple's business could grow further, primarily if other advertising and e-commerce apps are also willing to pay up for preferred placement.
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She continues to hold billionaires to the bulletin board, pinning them down and making them pay up for the unchecked power their money has bought them.
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With more travellers willing to pay up for an international flight, all airlines are spending more time and money on their flights to Europe and Asia.
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"These are areas where the consumer is feeling more affluent, and when people have more money in their pockets, they pay up for health care," he said.
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Travelers are willing to pay up for more expensive seats, including those with more legroom and other perks, executives said on a call with analysts on Wednesday.
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The auto industry is seeing a shift in consumer purchases, with more and more people opting to buy used cars rather than pay up for new ones.
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Why it matters: VCs get regularly criticized for piling into the shiniest new bauble, but they also will pay up for promising businesses in super-boring industries.
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You can either register for a free account, with a 2GB data transfer limit, one connection, and five worldwide locations, or pay up for the premium option.
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And Chinese consumers are willing to pay up for the tasty treat, shelling out as much as $100 for a 1.5-pound lobster for a Chinese celebration.
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They also might be more willing to pay up for Alphabet&aposs stock if they could clearly see some of the fast-growing segments inside its business.
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If you choose to go to a private college or attend school overseas, Veterans Affairs will pay up for up to $533,085 a year in qualified college expenses.
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You've got HBO Now, at least when Game of Thrones is on, and maybe pay up for a more specialized service too, like Crunchyroll or the WWE Network.
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Public market investors simply weren't willing to pay up for the prospects of future growth, turning 2016 into the weakest year for tech IPOs since the financial crisis.
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French authorities had argued that Google should pay up for corporate and value-added tax on activity that involved French customers, but was routed through its Irish subsidiary.
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It will have to pay up for the financing, but if its valuation continues to grow, it would be a bargain compared with the value of the equity.
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Had Oracle under Mr. Ellison either competed more fiercely for cloud business or invested in NetSuite itself, it might not need to pay up for the business now.
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It's best to pay up for high-quality, high-ticket tires if you're commuting daily or have a vehicle that's built for speed or to head off-road.
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If you reserve a double room for one adult, but show up to check-in with a travel companion, be prepared to pay up for the additional guest.
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Venture and growth-stage investors told Dan DeFrancesco it shows banks' willingness to pay up for client segments and digital capabilities they haven't been able to develop themselves.
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While Veach and her peers prefer to shop in person and are willing to pay up for that experience, buying books does not have to break the bank.
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Mondo's success with The Last of Us made it clear there's an untapped audience of ardent fans that would happily pay up for treasured reminders of their favorite hobby.
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It wasn't long ago that SoulCycle's high class prices were raising eyebrows, but now people are willing to pay up for a stationary bike of their own at home.
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Verizon is betting that customers will pay up for Samsung's new 53G smartphone, even though the price point is high and the technology's infrastructure is still being built up.
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Procter & Gamble on Tuesday reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analyst expectations, as strong consumers continue to pay up for its products following price increases earlier this year.
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Those who believe that the SIP data are too slow and thus big players are forced to pay up for faster data are dealing with an obsolete fact set.
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If the same trend plays out in the fitness market, consumers may not see a need to pay up for a specialized stationary bike kitted out with proprietary equipment.
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You're looking at a system that costs more than $10,000, and that's before you upgrade anything inside or pay up for the special display stand, which itself costs $1,000.
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In its lawsuit, filed today and obtained by PEOPLE, the management firm asks Depp to pay up for more than $560,000 in allegedly unpaid commissions and credit card fees.
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Refiners urge Trump not to tariff Mexico US refiners will be forced to either pay the 5% tariff for Mexico's oil or, more likely, pay up for heavy barrels elsewhere.
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London (CNN Business)JPMorgan has a chance to bid for control of its asset management business in China this month, but it will have to pay up for the privilege.
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The trend is part of airline's efforts to segment their coach-class cabins, an effort to get travelers to pay up for perks that used to be included in airfare.
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The fact that Amazon didn't land the NFL games is somewhat surprising given that the company has shown a propensity to pay up for digital media assets it really wants.
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So why are investors willing to pay up for stocks at relatively stout valuations, in the form of heavy equity-fund inflows, during this impressively persistent phase of the rally?
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The idea being that if Microsoft went to Facebook demanding it pay up for one patent, Facebook would just counter with one of its own patents that Microsoft is violating.
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Cramer previously attributed the reason for the stock to plummet, because of Economou's leadership that allowed the company to pay up for new ships instead of waiting for better pricing.
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"Imposing the highest penalties possible and making sure that those responsible for the dead and the injured pay up for any damages and crimes is the very least," he said.
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Kraft Heinz: Cramer hates to chase stocks, so he would rather pay up for shares of Amazon than buy into this consumer foods play, which also reports its earnings Wednesday.
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"In a slow growth environment people continue to pay up for organic growth wherever they can find it," said Alec Young, managing director of global markets research for FTSE Russell.
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First, he suggested creating a paid service on Twitter, saying that businesses using the platform as a promotional tool would gladly pay up for some of its extensions like TweetDeck.
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Occidental believes there is substantial value in both oil production and reducing emissions associated with it in the Permian Basin, that others, including Chevron, weren't willing to pay up for.
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The limited availability means one will need to pay up for the privilege of squeezing Big Mac sauce on your meal at a nice restaurant, not to mention the shame.
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Warren has already made it clear that wealthy individuals and corporations will be expected to pay up for Medicare for All, but that squeeze could take a number of forms.
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Analysts and investors have speculated that putting AOL and Yahoo together, a combination dreamed of for some time, could yield advertising efficiencies that could compel Verizon to pay up for Yahoo.
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The free version offers two-minute and 10-minute exercises, and if you pay up for the full version you can access the extended 2.993-day programs for even more mindfulness.
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Momentum is now with the bulls, and buyers lurking are now willing to pay up for the stock on a down tape, according to Cramer's colleague at Real Money, Bruce Kamich.
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Sometimes the permit will be altered to avoid destruction of habitats; a last resort would have been requiring a company to improve land somewhere else to pay up for their damages.
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That's not to fault the Eagles for spending money at the position—better they pay up for the two guys they half-trust than wind up where the Broncos are now.
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Campbell's decision did not sit well with Mr. Loeb, who has said that the company could fetch a premium from food companies that would pay up for a well-known brand.
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Self-driving cars may still be a year or two away from hitting the road in big numbers, but new research shows consumers are willing to pay up for the technology.
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The company gives away free versions of its product to users, only asking them to pay up for the full capabilities after they've filled up a certain amount of storage space.
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While players may be willing to pay up for in-game extras, they have far fewer rights over such digital assets than they would for real-life purchases, said legal experts.
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"There were record nondealer awards because investors have bought into the reflation trade idea and are willing to pay up for inflation protection," said Ian Lyngen, head of rate strategy at BMO.
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The refiners are willing to pay up for the Australian and Malaysian crudes rather than incur the additional time and cost of shipping Brent supplies from the North Sea, the traders said.
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If Jeezy wants to keep ballin' and stunnin', he's gonna have to do it with $111k less in his pocket ... he's been ordered to pay up for straight-up jacking a track.
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As rates come down, investors tend to pay up for high-growth tech names and are willing to look further down the road without discounting those stocks, according to GW&K's Miller.
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Such risks are most likely behind the preference for a listing in Saudi Arabia, where investors may be willing to pay up for a company seen as a proxy for their country.
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With Apple, Google, Amazon, and Spotify all in fierce competition for the future of streaming, any of them might be willing to pay up for music that fans can't easily find elsewhere.
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And if the economy was weak, interest payments from bonds would have more purchasing power, so bond prices would be valued upward to make new bond buyers pay up for the bonds.
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Like car companies that tout their safety measures under rules they long fought, a properly registered broker can offer much greater client protection that customers may be willing to pay up for.
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Lamar says the sale of the knockoff items on Amazon have caused him irreparable harm ... and now he wants the company to pay up for hurting the value of his personal brand.
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Big fund investors are willing to pay up for a stock, as long as the underlying company can back it up with visibility, Cramer said after another week full of earnings reports.
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You'll have to pay up for the NAS unit and your disks to begin with, but after that there are no recurring subscription fees as there might be with a cloud sync service.
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You need to pay up for unlimited Amazon storage (or settle for the 5GB you get with Prime), then get a Plex Pass, and then wait in line for the Plex Cloud beta.
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Beware Of Add-OnsI had expected to pay up for certain add-ons on my trip, but certain things did came as a unexpected, as they would be complimentary at a regular hotel.
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Meanwhile, high-end phone prices have moved steadily upward in recent years even as the market has matured, with consumers showing plenty of appetite to pay up for larger screens and better cameras.
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With the private market in the midst of a cooling and public investors unwilling to pay up for risky, money-losing businesses, venture capitalists are hoping that cash continues to pour in from acquirers.
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It and actual volatility can quickly become entwined in a spiral lower because investors are less inclined to pay up for "put" options — effectively a bet on prices falling — when the market is rising.
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Stacy Keibler has her husband's back in his war with Cam Newton -- saying the Carolina Panthers QB needs to "do the right thing" and PAY UP for the Bev Hills mansion he allegedly trashed.
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Importantly, it might drive people to pay up for Amazon Music HD, its premium music service, since it's the best way to take advantage of the higher-quality music tracks the Echo Studio supports.
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If you're looking for inspiration, the genre of coronavirus porn is only growing—just be sure to pay up for your porn, since porn performers are already suffering from production stops and lost work.
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And while the market tends to pay up for stocks with little to no competition like Nvidia and the FANG names, Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, now Alphabet, they are few and far between.
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She said the consumer brand companies have been able to get some traction on pricing, but another important trend is that consumers are seeking more premium products and are willing to pay up for them.
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While our election outlook was entirely wrong, our economic view, of slow but steadily rising GDP, continued low interest and inflation rates, and a market willingness to pay up for growth, paid off over time.
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So Elevate, based in Fort Worth, wanted I.P.O. investors to pay up for its stock, with a valuation more in line with that of a technology company — higher than one for a conventional subprime lender.
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They include a merger with a foreign company that allowed Perrigo to slash its tax rate, a tendency to pay up for acquisitions and an assiduous use of fantasy accounting that excludes real business costs.
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With growing strains on the National Health Service (NHS), some drugmakers are warning that Britain could lose its draw as a place for investment if the system does not pay up for new breakthrough medicines.
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The measure can be found by comparing a stock's growth rate to the price-to-earnings multiple, which is how much investors are willing to pay up for a share of the underlying company's earnings.
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Kisawa, a new resort on Benguerra Island off the coast of Mozambique, is betting that visitors will pay up for high-end travel using 3D-printing technology to build with the local environment in mind.
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Big fund investors are willing to pay up for a stock, as long as the underlying company can back it up with visibility, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday after another week full of earnings reports.
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If you pay up for the Mini X, you get a top speed of up to 20 miles per hour and double the Mini S's range for a total up to 14 miles on a charge.
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As for Intuitive Surgical, a firm creating robots that assist in complex surgeries, Tepper was bullish on its upgrade prospects as Intuitive's customers pay up for newer systems, and for its now largely recurring-revenue model.
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The standard explanation is that such divergence is the result of a global "war for talent" in which firms must pay up for stars, just as football clubs compete to hire Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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If you're willing to pay up for a stylish SUV with a big name but want to do gas-free city driving while still having a gas motor for longer trips, this is your best bet.
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Valuations in the private market have been out of whack with the public markets for over a year, with the private markets having been much more willing to pay up for high-growth, high-burn companies.
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Barclays analysts, in a note, said they would not be surprised if a strategic retail buyer tried to steal Whole Foods from Amazon, or at least force the online giant to pay up for the acquisition.
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Nearly nine years into a bull market, investors are fawning over technology stocks to a degree they have not in over a decade, and they are willing to pay up for the privilege of owning them.
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"It doesn't seem like there is a need to pay up for cattle today ... Honestly, it's going to take more than the boxes to turn this around and get us moving higher," the Chicago trader said.
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Apple, among other things, claims that per-device royalties mean Qualcomm is taxing its innovation: it must pay up for new features, such as a new kind of camera, even if these are unrelated to Qualcomm's patents.
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The market, too, has refused for years to "pay up" for Apple's cash trove — perhaps because there is virtually nothing very clever or compelling a management team can do with $200 billion in one or two strokes.
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"It is concerning that active taxable bond funds have lost some of their luster as investors historically were willing to pay up for active bond funds even as they shifted to passive for equity strategies," Rosenbluth said.
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Investors are "no longer willing to pay up for something like Wayfair with fast revenue growth, but no apparent path to profitability," said Cramer, attributing this shift, in part, to the string of troublesome IPOs this year.
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This year, the time has come to pay up for Goff, with the Rams giving their quarterback a four-year, $134 million extension including a record $110 million guaranteed to keep Goff in Los Angeles through 2024.
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"They still need to sell it and there's no one like the Chinese to pay up for stuff, and it looks like they are off the market," said Mathan Somasundaram, portfolio strategist at stockbroker Blue Ocean Equities.
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The bump to $47 billion came later from SoftBank Group (not from its Vision Fund), via a convoluted/downsized process in which the Japanese giant seemed to pay up for taking up so much of WeWork's time.
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It is easy to sound like the elder statesman "worried about high burn" or "worried about high valuations," but tolerance for burn and willingness to "pay up" for high growth are core aspects of the entire venture model.
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Additionally, "possibilities that some Gulf Coast refiners may need to pay up for alternative stocks from such places such as Saudi Arabia that has already suggested that they will be steering cargoes away from the U.S.," he wrote.
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The grounding has left airlines without the fuel-efficient 24.9 Max planes they were counting on during the busy mid-year vacation season, sending some carriers to pay up for the older models that are less fuel efficient.
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Valuation advisor Murray Devine is out with a new first-half private equity report, which shows that buyout firms continue to pay up for blue-chip assets but have become gun-shy when it comes to question marks.
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Waning global demand for smartphones, especially in key markets such as China, and margin-eroding, cut-throat competition are ratcheting the pressure on manufacturers to find ways to convince consumers to pay up for a little bit extra.
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The contrast revealed in the data comes as Credit Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam and Deutsche Bank chief John Cryan put their companies' broad policy on executive pay up for approval at shareholder meetings where they face investor unrest.
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"I find that extraordinary but the reality is people are welded to their devices, they want connectivity and they are prepared to pay up for it, even for a flight of an hour or two hours," he added.
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Deutsche Bank is the first lender to be fined for failing to abide by the Volcker Rule and also has to pay up for violations of regulations on currency trading communications, The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg reported.
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"From now on, a company that can't prove it regards the Earth as a stakeholder is liable to get a lower-price-to-earnings multiple, because serious investors now are going to pay up for sustainability," Cramer argued.
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Best Buy did not disclose the customer demographic it is targeting with its latest effort, but Nagel from Oppenheimer said he believes the company is chasing mid-to-upper-end consumers willing to pay up for tech-powered workouts.
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Even though they have tempered their forecasts in the wake of the downturn, they are still seeing top- and bottom-line growth, and many investors are prepared to pay up for that, especially with so many other sectors sinking.
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Since a lot of medium and small sized companies already use Slack, email, Google docs and some form of video conferencing, the new video and chat features may entice possible G Suite customers to pay up for the service.
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While not all audiences may want to join Donut on "The Ride," the show is a sign of where production studios are going, drawn by the promise of new platforms willing to pay up for these short-form shows.
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This isn't the first time Ramsey has been ordered to pay up for calling people on state do-not-call registries — he was also sued by both Indiana and Mississippi, though, according to the lawsuit, he was not impressed.
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But today, if you&aposre in accounting, finance, technology, creative, the legal profession — for attorneys, the unemployment rate is 1.2 percent — if you&aposre making a move within your core competency area, employers are expecting to pay up for that experience.
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Unless you're willing to pay up for international shipping or place your trust — and your credit card security code — in the hands of a website that's translated from a language you don't understand, getting ahold of the collection could be difficult.
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Venture capital is now flowing into what TechCrunch referred to as the "organic baby food wars," with lots of people putting lots of money into the idea that millennial parents are willing to pay up for high-quality baby food.
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That's not always possible though, and you might be keen to get started with something that does require payment details—you might even be willing to pay up for a month or two to get a feel for the service.
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Suddenly, illegal game emulators look a bit more appealing compared to the stress of trying to grab a pre-order as quickly as possible, or being forced to pay up for a bundle or however much a scalper is asking for.
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"I expect a magnificent number, but it's possible that investors just won't pay up for Boeing's earnings like they would have just ... a few months ago before we got into this escalating trade dispute with China," the "Mad Money" host said.
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We'd still give the nod to Fiat Chrysler's Ram 1500 as our go-to luxury truck value, but the F-150 is so capable and refined that we'd happily recommend it if you're willing to pay up for a fantastic truck.
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Some analysts argue J&J, or any rival suitor, will pay up for Actelion's launched products - two new drugs alone are seen generating combined peak sales of well above $4 billion - but have little appreciation for its drug development projects.
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Samantha Barbash's legal team just fired off a letter to STX Entertainment -- the studio behind the hit film -- demanding it pay up for its use of Barbash's likeness, personality, biography and identity in connection with the promotion of the film.
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It's just the latest sign that public market investors are hungry and willing to pay up for high-growth technology companies as long as the financials make sense, even as they shun cash-burning consumer businesses like Uber, Lyft and WeWork.
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"The next time you get hit with a price increase and it doesn't bother you one bit, you need to pay up for the stock of that company in question, maybe even the next day," the "Mad Money" host concluded.
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"There's a lot of trepidation here to come and pay up for a lot of these names that have had such enormous runs, but I think you stick with the ones that are working here," he said, citing bank stocks as one example.
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That refiners are willing to pay up for these grades underscores the demand in Asia for light crudes, which typically yield a high volume of diesel fuel when refined, in order to cash in on high profit margins for diesel and jet fuel.
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One thing's for sure, the studio's thrown down the gauntlet for everyone who wants consumers to pay up for their own streaming video, from Apple, to Netflix, to AT&T — which will launch its own streaming service by the end of this year.
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Not so quick, say minority shareholders SINGAPORE - Singapore managements are increasingly being forced to pay up for taking their companies private as minority investors demand bigger premiums to the depressed market valuations of targets, underscoring a growing trend of shareholder activism in Asia.
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"April's 12.8% increase [in the Cass Freight Expenditures Index] clearly signals that capacity is tight, demand is strong, and shippers are willing to pay up for services to get goods picked up and delivered in modes throughout the transportation industry," he wrote.
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If Purdue Pharma files for bankruptcy, it could actually be a good thing for the cities and individuals behind the approximately 173,000 lawsuits demanding that the OxyContin maker pay up for an overdose crisis that has cost the country billions of dollars.
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At an event in New York City, the Swedish music giant announced that users who don't want to pay up for a premium plan will soon be able to get their hands on more features, including the ability to personally choose songs on select playlists.
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While Trump has boasted about how many plays the "Donald Trump" song has on YouTube, he slammed "Little Mac Miller" on Twitter in 2013 for using his name without permission, calling him an "ungrateful dog" and demanding that Miller pay up for using him name.
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While they all have incredibly dedicated, hardcore fans that will pay up for advanced PC and console versions of top games, companies like Activision Blizzard, EA and Take-Two also can't ignore the rise in popularity of Fortnite and other multiplayer games like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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Smith said the makeup of today's IPO investors will help her case, emphasizing that "the existing public market is filled with a lot of pros who aren't [going] to pay up for the price and will walk away" when faced with an overvalued market newcomer.
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"'Better' will be a big argument" for why more pot customers will pay up for his legal products than go back to illegal street dealers, he said on "Squawk Box" as Canada on Wednesday became the largest country in the world with a legal national marijuana marketplace.
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Like everything else, investors are willing to pay up for growth at any price in the healthcare space, ... Investors would rather just hang out in stocks that go up every day though on pure numbers possess less upside than stocks that are (more) out of favor.
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"Equity investors are beginning to become so concerned about the potential downside for stocks that they are starting to irrationally pay up for short-term protection when longer-term protection is cheaper," Brian Reynolds, asset class strategist at New York-based Canaccord Genuity, said in a note.
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The expansive head-up display, a crazy 2920D-view monitor that gives you a from-the-curb view of the car and wireless Apple CarPlay are all familiar bits from high-end BMWs, ported to the 2330i so long as you're willing to pay up for them.
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DUB-SIN-REF "With a tight supply side picture, Saudi Arabia is unlikely to repeat its mistakes from 2018 and with new refineries in the region ramping up, Asian refiners will need to pay up for barrels," said Virendra Chauhan, a Singapore-based oil analyst at consultancy Energy Aspects.
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"China will be forced one way or another to either pay up for the U.S. beans after putting on a 25 percent import tariff, or if the tariff doesn't go into place until a few months from now they are going to be heavy importers of U.S. beans," Reilly said.
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HONG KONG — When industrialized nations pledged in 230 to mobilize $2003 billion a year by 2200 to help the poorest countries deal with climate change, it won over some skeptics in the developing world who had argued that rich nations should pay up for contributing so much to the problem.
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A central preoccupation of the market this year has been how much to pay up for the unusual surge in profits nine years into an economic expansion — driven by the tax cut, global industrial rebound, an oil-price surge and the stunning growth of winner-take-most mega-cap tech companies.
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Meanwhile, the search giant is also said to be offering up a new tool referred to as "Funding Choices" which will allow publishers to display messages asking visitors to disable their own third-party ad blockers or pay up for a pass to go ad-free, should they opt to use it.
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In a petition filed with the justices this week, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich alleged that the family behind the OxyContin maker unlawfully transferred billions of dollars over the last decade out of Purdue to enrich themselves and avoid having to pay up for the company's role in fueling the drug crisis.
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"The decision not to pay up for Pfizer's consumer assets will have led GSK CEO Emma Walmsley to remove uncertainty by bringing all the consumer revenues in-house and assisting toward efficient capital allocation," said Ketan Patel, co-manager of the Amity UK Fund at EdenTree Investment Management, who holds GSK shares.
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But Andreessen's view reflected both the tendency for Silicon Valley investors to downplay the ability for Microsoft (and probably other mega-cap tech companies) to continue growing in the face of stiffer competition, and their willingness to pay up for companies that in many cases were years away from being able to justify their price tags.
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We're not sure how often Jenner has to pay up for her use of profanity (or exactly which unacceptable word she happened to say this time around), but the way that she not-so-begrudgingly hands over the dollar bill and Penelope's familiarity with the entire system seems to point to it being a somewhat regular occurrence.
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But the tech giant still has to vie for research tie-ups with firms like AliveCor, which also boasts an FDA-cleared EKG device without the bells and whistles of the Apple Watch — and researchers may not want to pay up for the Watch or complicate participation for users by requiring them to navigate a higher-tech solution.
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In the past, private equity firms were largely considered bottom feeders, buying up companies on the cheap for their cash flow, but increasingly, they're buying companies with the intent to help them grow or to combine them with other startups to reach a larger scale — and they're more willing to pay up for them, industry experts say.
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This is not to say that the Kings would be smart to pay up for Rose, but couldn't you just see GM Vlade Divac and owner Vivek Ranadive—innovator of the disruptive 4-on-5 cherry-picking plan—splurging on Rose as a ham-fisted attempt to entice DeMarcus Cousins into signing the designated player extension this summer?
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Higher inflation would lead to higher bond yields (bond investors require a larger payout to protect themselves against inflation.) In turn, the higher bond yields would make stocks look more expensive (why pay up for stocks when bond payments are increasing in value?) As a result, stocks could sell off, if the yields on bellwether bonds like the 10-year Treasury note keeps spiking.
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So if you're just a casual listener looking to stream music through your headphones at work or the gym, you probably shouldn't pay up for a service like this just because it promises HD. If you're Neil Young, or another audiophile like him, and you want the convenience of streaming with the quality you're accustomed to on your high-quality audio gear, this may be for you.
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LinkedIn itself went through a process of cutting off a lot of apps that tapped into its social graph, essentially building the walls around its garden a little higher to encourage more people to pay up for LinkedIn's premium tiers, or at least visit an increasingly more limited version of the site as free users to bring it more traffic (and possibly get upsold to the premium tiers).
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