Starboard also has taken a poorly performing stake in Macy's.
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The threat of a takeover would discipline poorly performing companies.
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Many states have become less tolerant of poorly performing schools.
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The day's questioning focused on the poorly performing auto-warranty program.
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Mr Quinn spoke of accelerating plans to "remodel" poorly performing businesses.
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A more likely outcome, though, would be a poorly performing behemoth.
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It can also result in dysfunctional teams and poorly performing products.
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Mr Quinn spoke of accelerating plans to "remodel" the poorly performing businesses.
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He also wants to shut down poorly performing charter and traditional schools.
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Bearish trends in poorly performing groups, rated poorly by the Schwab Equity Ratings.
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And there are still too many poorly performing smaller banks within national markets.
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He also stated that reforms to transform poorly-performing schools must be introduced.
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So if a poorly performing portfolio is not the problem, then what is?
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But he's rarely been caught in two poorly-performing bets at the same time.
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Do students at poorly performing schools have a constitutional right to a better education?
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We have a system that is truly distinctive in advanced democracies and distinctively poorly performing.
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CHRB called on investors to help drive change by challenging poorly performing companies to do better.
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Some executives say the market is already distorted by subsidies granted to inefficient and poorly performing firms.
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The DA hopes to capitalize on a poorly performing economy and allegations of corruption against the ANC.
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In addition, as has been reported, charter schools can ease out disruptive and more poorly performing students.
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Medical tourism shows such as the one I attended could be symptomatic of a poorly performing system.
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Activist investors typically go after poorly performing companies, and often ones that can be easily broken up.
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Massmart will exit poorly performing categories such as fresh and frozen food and will close underperforming stores.
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The company also said it made good progress in addressing poorly performing customer contracts in managed services.
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New York (CNN Business)The Dow ended Thursday slightly lower, dragged down by a poorly performing Boeing (BA).
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A poorly performing video, or one that others mock, might lead to feelings of anxiety and self-doubt.
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Citing the legal challenges, she said she was "pressing pause" and giving a reprieve to poorly performing programs.
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Some of the earliest deals involved poorly performing managers with no plans to set up any new funds.
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Pulte Homes stock has not performed well recently, even compared with other homebuilders in a poorly performing industry.
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The country needs to step up efforts to shut down poorly performing mills, a government official has said.
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Italian banks were among those who failed the EBA's previous tests as they struggle with poorly performing loans.
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Fortress has replaced poorly performing banks, he pointed out, and has funded projects that no government could afford.
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"Perhaps the pressure on poorly performing firms to get out of business has been lower than otherwise," he noted.
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Ross made his name in finance as a so-called vulture investor who specialized in rescuing poorly performing companies.
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Portfolio managers at poorly performing funds will see bonuses shrink by as much as 7 percent, the report said.
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The Nasdaq, weighed down by poorly performing tech stocks, plunged more than 4%, its worst daily drop since 2011.
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Some EU banks are still recovering from the financial crisis as they whittle away piles of poorly performing loans.
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The lender said late Tuesday it had booked 260 million euros ($296 million) of losses on poorly performing Asian derivatives.
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It gives you an opportunity to decide if a poorly performing channel or lackluster sales reps are actually smart investments.
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At-risk countries tend to have high rates of infant mortality, a common measurement of poverty, and poorly performing economies.
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The House-passed bill would make it easier to fire poorly performing VA employees and would safeguard protections for whistleblowers.
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These contests tend to drive out poorly performing contenders and win increased attention and credibility for those who do well.
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During his interview at WordPress, Dean said he highlighted a poorly performing component in an app at his last job.
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Nashville is a hip city now, with a food scene, an art scene and two poorly performing professional sports teams.
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In New Orleans, which has a successful charter-school scheme, the school district is ruthless about weeding out poorly performing schools.
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Lindner said recent German procurement programs showed that focusing too much on industrial policy factors could lead to poorly performing contracts.
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In Britain, the National Health Service closed poorly performing pediatric heart surgery programs after dozens of babies died in the 1990s.
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You just have to be willing to take a deep dive into poorly performing international stock markets at seemingly terrible times.
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If the people designing AlphaGo had failed in their critical thinking, the result would have been a poorly performing Go-playing machine.
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When it comes to policy, Howell cited party commitments to cutting taxes, ending the war on drugs and privatizing poorly performing government agencies.
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Backers of the rule argued that such a requirement would ensure that Americans are not being steered into pricey but poorly performing investments.
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If the system has not been redesigned, however, we will simply be buying less from the same poorly performing health care delivery system.
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The hedge fund has a history of buying a stake in poorly-performing companies to change the composition of the board and drive growth.
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The hedge fund has a history of buying a stake in poorly-performing companies to change the composition of the board and drive growth.
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The action was in response to complaints by military parents who are loathe to move if the next duty station has poorly performing schools.
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SkyBridge's Gayeski said he has been surprised that some poorly-performing hedge funds were able to stay in business for up to a decade.
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One sticking point is who pays the cost of those substitutions, given it usually involves swapping a poorly performing credit for a better one.
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Poorly performing stocks on Monday included Tullow Oil, which closed more than 24 percent lower and Randgold Resources, which ended more than 22 percent lower.
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Starboard Value LP, a hedge fund with a history of buying stake in poorly performing companies, in August bought a 5.8 percent stake in Symantec.
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Lloyd's is putting pressure on syndicates to cut poorly-performing business and Reuters reported this month that it is reviewing all aspects of its business.
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Ericsson said it had exited 23 of 42 poorly performing contracts in its struggling managed services business, a business which runs networks for its customers.
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We should also make it easier for shareholders to buy up enough shares to obtain control of a company and kick poorly performing managers out.
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In other countries, a poorly performing economy might make a president unpopular — especially if his own unorthodox economic theories seem to have played a role.
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Even better, charters have improved over time, because low-performing charter schools are eventually closed — something that doesn't happen to poorly performing, traditional public schools.
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The bill comes after Trump signed an executive order in April creating a new office in the VA aimed at weeding out poorly performing employees.
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Instead shareholders must demand accountability from companies, insist that pay, especially for CEOs, be aligned with shareholder returns and boot out poorly performing CEOs and boards.
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The 20053 N.A.E.P. report found that poor students in 40 other states, including perennial poorly performing Mississippi and Arkansas, did better than poor students in Connecticut.
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The Democratic senators have put forward a bill that will keep poorly performing managers in power for longer while they drive American businesses into the ground.
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One complication is timing, as an investor who still believes in a poorly performing stock may want to swiftly buy it back at a lower price.
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The administration said that it frequently took six months to a year to dismiss a poorly performing employee, followed by an appeals period averaging eight months.
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Amid the unfolding debacle over the Iowa caucus results, there's been a great deal of attention on a poorly performing app the state Democratic Party used.
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Thus, when there is a policy of teachers berating poorly performing students, it's not tough love in the service of preparing students for future academic success.
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Instead shareholders must demand accountability from companies, insist that company pay, especially for CEOs, be aligned with shareholder returns and boot out poorly performing CEOs and boards.
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However, the transformation of its poorly performing retail subsidiary into to a multi-channel bank drives IT and restructuring costs, which put pressure on LBBW's modest profitability.
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Liberbank has been burdened by high levels of bad loans for several years despite efforts to sell poorly performing real estate assets accumulated during Spain's financial crisis.
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Mr Weinstein and Mr Price were already diminished figures, Mr Weinstein after some poorly performing movies and Mr Price because of a shift in Amazon's video strategy.
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It has been closing poorly performing stores and focusing on new openings in major and trend-setting cities such as London, New York, Paris, Shanghai and Tokyo.
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Sales for the financial year ending in May dropped almost 14%, hit by logistical problems associated with the closure of poorly performing stores and fewer new products.
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They wish to do so by inducing him make irrational economic policy decisions that will ensure a poorly performing U.S. economy ahead of the 22019 U.S. election.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio is poised to end a program that sent children to poorly performing schools even as officials knew they had little hope of improving.
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Pompian says "loss aversion," for one, crops up when an investor is reluctant to sell a poorly performing investment and redeploy assets into a more promising opportunity.
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Often activist hedge funds push for board seats at target companies in order ultimately to replace top management or convince the board to divest poorly performing divisions.
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Survival of the fittest Analysts pointed out that Tesla's decision to double down on China could actually help weed out poorly performing companies in an oversaturated market.
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These, it found, had encouraged financial advisers to direct customers' savings towards high-cost, poorly performing funds and insurance providers to sell policies that would never pay out.
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LONDON, July 13 (Reuters) - Struggling British fashion group Superdry has slumped to a pretax loss after booking a 129.5 million pound ($161.3 million)charge for poorly performing stores.
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The decision followed months of mounting pressure from unions that complained about the pension funds paying hundreds of millions of dollars in fees to poorly performing hedge funds.
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The cash should give the British company breathing space in a tough market, which saw Carillion collapse under the weight of poorly performing contracts and debt in January.
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The order, which Trump signed just ahead of his 100th day in office, creates a wide-reaching office that can weed out poorly performing employees and protect whistleblowers.
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Ms. Elia said that districts with a lot of poorly performing students learning English would be required to show the state they were doing more to help them.
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The agreement, settled as part of a contract renewal with the union, signals a new phase in both the city and the union's strategy for poorly performing schools.
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For all this reimagining of GE, which included moving the headquarters to Boston and a plunge into the industrial internet, Immelt has been dogged by a poorly performing stock.
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In purchasing two icons of America's love-hate relationship with food, Unilever is continuing its effort to shed poorly performing products to concentrate on its 29.6 best-selling brands.
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In April it promised to lift operating margins by 3.6 percentage points by 2020, to carry out a share buy-back and to exit its poorly performing margarine business.
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It would implement a "differential credit" policy that would allow lenders to extend loans to help firms restructure while cutting off funding for poorly performing enterprises targeted for closure.
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PARIS, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Shares in French bank Natixis fell on Wednesday after Natixis booked 260 million euros ($296 million) of losses and provisions on poorly-performing Asian derivatives.
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But among some black and Hispanic parents in the state's struggling districts — including cities like Rochester and Buffalo — charters are seen as welcome alternatives to poorly performing local schools.
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Kraft Heinz followed that up in August with a nearly $500 million writedown in the value of several other poorly performing brands, including Velveeta, Maxwell House and Miracle Whip.
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I remember speaking with immigrant students in Denver who live in constant fear that they will be left alone in poorly performing public schools if their parents are deported.
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More detailed reporting could lead to earlier recognition of serious problems with medical devices and faster recalls of all types of "poorly performing" ones, the inspector general's office said.
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Well, maybe there is a way to find them, but you'd have to be willing to take a deep dive into poorly performing international stock markets at seemingly terrible times.
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She argues that grafting a year of pre-school onto poorly performing public school systems will not help children, especially those whose parents actively help them learn outside of class.
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Deal Professor The fight over Viacom is digging in for years of litigation as each side holds on to its own self-righteous claim to the poorly performing media company.
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Discounter B&M European Value Retail also dropped 10%, after it said it was undertaking a review of its German unit to decide the future of the poorly performing business.
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Now, nearly half of families entering a shelter are separated from their support systems and are often moved to unfamiliar neighborhoods with limited resources, high crime and poorly performing schools.
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These reforms include modifying teacher tenure by increasing the tenure review period beyond its current 18 months of teaching and by making it less costly to dismiss poorly-performing teachers.
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Ratings agencies came under the gun during the 2007-09 financial crisis when they gave high ratings to securitised debt linked to poorly performing home loans in the United States.
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Ogles, who lives in Alabama, said Guggenheim's financial "machinations" left the insurers in "hazardous" financial shape, locking investors like himself into poorly performing investments while letting Guggenheim promote its self-interests.
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Among small-caps, fashion group Superdry shed 3% after earlier falling as much as 10% as a 130 million pound charge for poorly performing stores pushed it into an annual loss.
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Google has very good reason to want to increase pressure on its hardware partners, however I'm dubious that a naughty list of poorly performing updaters will really make a big difference.
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The keyboard is spacious, has a nicely extended key travel and pleasant tactile feel, but it's matched to a poorly performing Synaptics touchpad that seems unwilling to remember my scrolling preferences.
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The Hill's Ellen Mitchell has the story: The order, which Trump signed at the VA offices, creates a wide-reaching office that can weed out poorly performing employees and protect whistleblowers.
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One big challenge in this lithography process is that errors can creep into the manufacturing process, requiring extensive testing to verify quality and forcing fabs to throw away poorly performing chips.
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It had begun converting some poorly performing shops into joint big-box shops named "MEGA Don Quijote Uny", and the company said it had succeeded in doubling sales as a result.
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It plans to exit Screwfix in Germany with the closure of 15 stores and is considering the closing another 15 poorly performing stores across the business over the next two years.
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And it's high time to promote accountability for poorly-performing graduate and professional schools and enable students to better assess the market value of their chosen programs before they attend school.
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Sprint has plans to strategically improve its distribution through targeting increased store densification in underpenetrated areas, relocating poorly performing stores, remodelling/updating certain retail locations and migrating to more sophisticated prepaid dealers.
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The company said its profitable but poorly performing spreads business was showing signs of improvement, a year and a half after it announced plans to separate it into a stand-alone division.
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The Hamtramck plant makes four poorly performing sedan models, including the Buick LaCrosse, sales of which are down 21.5 percent year to date, and the Chevrolet Impala, which is down 0.93 percent.
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For all this reimagining of G.E., which included moving the headquarters to Boston from Connecticut and a plunge into the industrial internet, Mr. Immelt has been dogged by a poorly performing stock.
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Ericsson said factors behind the improvement included cost reductions, a continued ramp-up of its 5G-ready radio system product platform and good progress in addressing poorly performing customer contracts in managed services.
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After taking office, he got legislation passed that makes it easier to fire poorly performing staff, and he quickly relieved several top officials, including Brian Hawkins, head of the Washington, D.C., VA Center.
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Trump signed an executive order in April creating the Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection, a new, wide-reaching office within the VA that can weed out poorly performing employees and protect whistleblowers.
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U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest said the plaintiffs failed to prove that NYU's retirement plan committee acted imprudently or caused losses by saddling them with poorly performing investment options and excessive recordkeeping fees.
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Shulkin says the two weighed issuing an executive order to shutter poorly performing VA hospitals until Shulkin dissuaded them and cited the need for Congress to approve such a move, according to the newspaper.
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"Poorly performing investment grade bonds and weakened speculative grade covenants have focused investors' minds on the corporate sector as a source of recession risk," Credit Suisse economists wrote in a research report this week.
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"These laws have the effect of poorly performing, ineffective teachers staying in the classroom for years on end," said Jesse Stewart, a lawyer who will be arguing the case on behalf of the plaintiffs.
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And the company disclosed that it was writing down the value of more of its poorly performing brands, including $474 million in charges tied to Velveeta, Maxwell House, Miracle Whip and three other brands.
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Then supporters of poorly performing candidates (who are below 15 percent in the precinct) can realign and switch to back someone else — following which, precincts will tally up the second and final vote total.
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The reason that some investors would be told to sell shares in a poorly performing fund — while others wouldn't — can be traced to the two different standards of care in the financial advice world.
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The group, which has over 24.6 businesses including Travis Perkins, Wickes, BSS, Toolstation and Tile Giant, mostly blamed its poorly performing plumbing and heating business for a raft of exceptional charges that pulled down profits.
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LONDON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Fast-growing British discounter B&M European Value Retail said on Tuesday it was undertaking a review of its German unit Jawoll to determine the future of the poorly performing business.
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Iowa-based Principal Global Investors must face a lawsuit accusing it of using its own costly and poorly performing funds in "target-date" funds it provided to thousands of U.S. retirement plans, a federal judge ruled.
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BOCOM International analyst Geoffrey Cheng said the crackdown would likely have an impact on Air China's flight schedules, especially as it enters peak travel season, but could also prompt the airline to cut poorly performing routes.
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The group also said on Wednesday it was exiting Screwfix in Germany with the closure of 15 stores and considering the closure of another 15 poorly performing stores across the business over the next two years.
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Ten years ago, after seeing high death rates and high expenditures at poorly performing hospitals, Optum started to encourage families to use one of 20 "centers of excellence" around the country that have lower death rates.
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Fast Retailing also said it saw an improvement in the United States, where it has been shutting down poorly performing stores, saying it was able to halve its operating losses there in the year just ended.
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Among small caps fashion group Superdry shed 2%, having earlier fallen as much as 10% after posting results showing a 130 million pound ($162.59 million) charge for poorly performing stores pushed it into an annual loss.
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Simply put, it's unconscionable that Yale and Harvard are jeopardizing our futures for short-term economic gain, especially given the growing body of evidence that investments in the fossil fuel industry are risky, poorly performing assets.
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Three months into the year-long inquiry, the industry has been embarrassed by allegations of planners taking bonuses and commissions for selling inappropriate and poorly performing products - or in some cases - for no products at all.
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"This could help reduce Medicare costs by identifying poorly performing devices more quickly, which could also protect beneficiaries from unnecessary costs and improve their chances of receiving appropriate follow-up care more quickly," the report said.
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Eight years since the collapse of Lehman Brothers sparked a global banking meltdown, many of Europe's banks are still saddled with billions of euros in poorly performing loans, crimping their ability to lend and putting off investors.
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Yet DOJ and many other federal agencies, the State Department and FBI in particular, have been harshly criticized (including by VICE News) for poorly performing searches meant to capture emails from officials who use their true identities.
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A federal judge in Manhattan has granted class status to a lawsuit accusing investment committees at Citigroup of breaching their fiduciary duties by not removing high-cost, poorly performing mutual funds from employees' 401(k) retirement plans.
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L) warned the revival of the struggling British fashion group would be a long haul after a 257 million pound ($8723 million) charge for poorly performing stores pushed it into an annual loss, kicking its shares down.
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The bipartisan Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act "will establish in law this newly created office," which would allow VA Secretary David Shulkin to more easily dismiss poorly performing employees and protect whistleblowers, according to the bill's announcement.
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Russia's top two electrical goods and home appliances retailers — M.video and Eldorado — are preparing to merge, and Ceconomy said in January it was seeking a "strategic answer" to its poorly performing Russian business by the end of 2018.
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The House has given final approval to a bill to make it easier for the Department of Veterans Affairs to fire poorly performing employees, a reaction to the scandals over veterans dying while they waited for medical appointments.
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"There is no way to successfully address the region's chronic violence or poorly performing economies without tackling corruption," C.J. Wade, an expert on the region and a professor of political science and international studies at Washington College, told me.
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Russia's top two electrical goods and home appliances retailers — M.video and Eldorado — are preparing to merge and Ceconomy said in January that it was seeking a "strategic answer" to its poorly performing Russian business by the end of 21.
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But as he admitted to Next Generation, Atari was losing money on the poorly performing Jaguar—so much money that Atari was forced to merge with JT Storage in 1996, and was then sold off to Hasbro in 1998.
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President Trump will sign on Thursday an executive order to create a new office in the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) that can weed out poorly performing employees and protect whistleblowers, VA Secretary David Shulkin told reporters Wednesday night.
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The settlement would resolve claims by trust beneficiaries that the bank breached its fiduciary duties by investing the vast majority of trust assets in its own, poorly performing mutual funds and other investments it managed or was affiliated with.
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, April 11 (Reuters) - Australian and New Zealand shares were held back on Monday, with gains in natural resources undermined by financial stocks, dogged by an increase in poorly performing loans and a scandal over interest rate fixing.
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Broadly speaking, the 403(b) suits brought by Mr. Schlichter allege that the universities, as plan sponsors, failed to monitor excessive fees paid to administer their plans and did not replace more expensive, poorly performing investments with cheaper ones.
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German Green Party lawmaker Sven Giegold said there were doubts that the European Central Bank (ECB), which supervises euro zone lenders on a day-to-day basis, was being tough enough in dealing with banks struggling with poorly performing loans.
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Though Cheesewright said his division would not hesitate to dispose of poorly performing formats that have little hope for a turnaround and do not play a key role in its strategies, he clarified there are no plans to dispose of Asda.
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In Britain, which is dogged by a long tail of poorly performing firms, a group of businesspeople, led by Charlie Mayfield, chairman of the John Lewis Partnership, a retail group, have formed an initiative to encourage them to improve their productivity.
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In late December, when the investment firm Third Avenue Management closed the door on investors who wanted to remove money from its poorly performing high-yield fund, similar credit E.T.F.s were able to satisfy redemption requests with no serious disruptions.
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A federal judge in Pittsburgh has rejected a bid by a Bank of New York Mellon unit to dismiss a proposed class action accusing it of imprudently investing thousands of trusts' assets in poorly performing mutual funds managed by an affiliate.
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Kotick said the company will have to make significant changes to achieve its long-term goals, including some back-office support staff reductions, laying off staff at some poorly performing games and focus more on live, streaming game experiences for customers.
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Galavant's renewal — along with another season for the also poorly performing Marvel spinoff Agent Carter — was part of Lee's strategy to create "sticky" content that bet more on building brands with long-term cultural staying power over immediate rating success.
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The company followed up that news in August by reporting that it was writing down the value of more of its poorly performing brands, including $474 million in charges tied to Velveeta, Maxwell House, Miracle Whip and three other brands.
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China set up a 100 billion yuan ($14.6 billion) compensation mechanism in 2016 to help local authorities find alternative employment for laid-off workers after warning that its efforts to streamline its giant but poorly-performing would lead to millions of job losses.
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Now they choose them in good times: last year companies in the top quartile of performance (as measured by total shareholder returns) hired a larger share of outsiders than did poorly performing companies, and retiring outsiders had a longer tenure than insiders.
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The VA has been criticized for years for failing to quickly fire problematic employees, and Trump repeatedly vowed on the campaign trail that he would increase accountability at the VA. Shulkin himself has called for more authority to quickly fire poorly performing workers.
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Yet because there are so few other contests happening, they can have enormous impact on perceptions of the overall race — solidifying (or damaging) a frontrunner's position, giving an underdog a surge of attention, or driving poorly performing contenders out of the race.
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If designed well, those sorts of efforts could help, and have particular impact in the United States given the fact that the country's social safety net is less robust than in European nations, and that its poorly performing areas are concentrated geographically.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's plan to close 100 million-150 million tonnes of poorly performing steel capacity in the next five years is unlikely to be enough to drag the stricken sector out of the doldrums, a parliamentary delegate and steel mill head told Reuters.
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MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India is preparing to pump in a higher-than-anticipated capital sum into poorly performing state banks, government sources said, a move that could see New Delhi infuse as much as $34 billion additionally and make it harder to hit planned deficit targets.
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President Trump repeatedly vowed on the campaign trail to increase accountability at the VA, and last week he signed an executive order to create the Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection, a new office within the department tasked with weeding out poorly performing employees and protecting whistleblowers.
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For a dozen years, hundreds of New York City teachers have been paid despite not having permanent jobs, sidelined in most cases because of disciplinary problems or bad teaching records or because they had worked in poorly performing schools that were closed or where enrollment declined.
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In real life, though, the data seems to show that Success Academy thrives by a combination of kicking out poorly performing students and training the remainder to perform well on tests that kids at other schools don't really care about — or don't care as much about.
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Ruling in a case brought by a group of nine high school students — four of whom have since graduated — the judge, Rolf Treu, said the statutes violated the students' rights to an equal education under the California Constitution because they allowed poorly performing teachers to remain indefinitely in classrooms.
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At the same time, given the asset quality problems encountered by the bank and the overall banking sector with SMEs, the bank has cleaned up its balance sheet from this poorly performing asset class since early 2016 and has set aside around AED0.5 billion in provisions in 2016.
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I graduated from high school in 1997, which means I never directly felt the effects of 2002's No Child Left Behind Act, which greatly boosted the federal government's involvement in public schools, placed a heavy emphasis on standardized tests, and slapped poorly performing schools with heavy penalties.
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At issue, as laid out in a lawsuit filed by the parents against the Education Department and the Budget Division in State Supreme Court in Albany on Friday, are grants offered to some of the most poorly performing schools in the state, those classified as "persistently failing" based on data like test scores.
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Formerly indomitable figures have spectacularly fallen from grace: Kanye West has surrendered to his own grandiose ramblings and enthusiasms; Nicki Minaj has endured public combustion and a relatively poorly performing album; Jay-Z has fully evolved from gangster-rap superstar to domesticated soon-to-be billionaire, seeming to succeed only as an accessory to his wife, Beyoncé.
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Indeed, this is the first time Iowa Democrats committed to reporting and releasing three separate numbers from each of their more than 1,600 precinct caucuses: the initial vote total, the final vote total (after realignment, when poorly performing candidates are eliminated), and state delegate equivalents (an estimate of how many state delegates each candidate has won).
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At a time of intense criticism of New York's poorly performing public transportation, Mr. Bell has expanded his study to also look at the flow of bus lanes in a city where the fleet operated by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority inches along at an average speed of seven miles per hour, making it the slowest major bus system in the country.
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These students, from families with fewer economic resources, were rated highly by our admission staff even though they may have attended poorly performing high schools, did not have access to SAT prep courses, did not have paid tutors to edit their college essays, did not even dream about an overseas service learning experience during high school, and did their college tours online.
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