Still, big investors continue to pour money into the industry.
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Meanwhile, opioid manufacturers continue to pour money into state legislators' coffers.
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Instead, it will pour money into electric and autonomous vehicle development.
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China is trying to pour money into nearly every Arctic country.
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It will also pour money into upgraded ground-based ballistic missile interceptors.
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And Macy's continues to pour money into sprucing up its Herald Square location.
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For 2018, investors will continue to pour money into low-cost index ETFs.
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And, most importantly, Americans continue to pour money into their homes, he said.
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Ma is far from the only billionaire to pour money into fighting the coronavirus.
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Walmart and grocer peers Kroger and Albertsons could pour money into automation and technology.
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States that run their own exchanges, however, will continue to pour money into marketing.
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The big tech companies continue to pour money into building or acquiring cutting-edge technology.
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Through the completion of the project, the city continued to pour money into safety measures.
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Both sides will pour money into the battleground state and the race between incumbent Sen.
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News from elsewhere on the internet China continues to pour money into electric car companies.
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Shuttering less-profitable stores would allow the company to pour money into renovating older assets.
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This means foreign powers have an easy loophole to pour money into every American election.
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These corporate giants preside over businesses that pour money into the economy in numerous ways.
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These are questions every state needs to be considering as they pour money into these companies.
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Concern about the rial's vulnerability is prompting ordinary Iranians to pour money into non-cash assets.
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Investors that had once lined up to pour money into the promising company seemed to evaporate.
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So if they're going to make their numbers work they've got to pour money into private.
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Regular banks and exchanges aren't immune to hacking, but they pour money into making themselves harder targets.
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Others pour money into developing self-driving cars, which might one day operate as robotic taxi fleets.
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Venture capitalists pour money into things they think will grow like kudzu, and the markets reward it.
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Environmental groups are starting to pour money into some of the highest-profile races in the country.
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Investors continue to pour money into renewable energy projects despite Trump's pro-fossil fuel posture, Reuters reports.
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Republican campaigns, meanwhile, pour money into digital advertising at a far faster clip than their Democratic counterparts.
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It will also pour money into Senate races, focusing initially on Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin and Nevada.
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Ardern came to power in 2017 promising to pour money into social services and rein in economic inequality.
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Ardern came to power in 2017 promising to pour money into social services and rein in economic inequality.
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The Clinton campaign is now urging donors to pour money into congressional races, which is important and wise.
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Democratic and Republican campaign committees, as well as outside groups, are continuing to pour money into the race.
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However, too many organizations are tempted to pour money into technology while pinching pennies on human intellectual power.
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First, it shows how China continues to pour money into artificial intelligence, both through government funding and private investment.
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But Morris sees a greater long-term threat from the supply side as new investors pour money into aviation.
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The South Bend mayor's campaign now is preparing to pour money into building a more robust multi-state effort.
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Going into the midterms, Republicans continue to focus on the internet, while Democrats continue to pour money into television.
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Instead, the oil industry banded together to pour money into a campaign to defeat the measure altogether last week.
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It is expected to revive quickly as provinces pour money into infrastructure projects this spring to restart economic growth.
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Can they afford to pour money into a regime that has starved, bombed and occasionally gassed its own people?
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Such economic uneasiness in the years since the financial crisis had caused investors to pour money into the sector.
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And they are continuing to pour money into the credit market, especially so-called "private credit" that doesn't trade.
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Not that this fazed Cohen's investors, who continued to pour money into the many-gallon jug that was SAC.
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Additionally, the group discussed a pledge from corporate interests to pour money into unseating Democratic AGs, the two sources said.
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Agricultural entities — including California's Almond Board — pour money into pollinator research, but they are simultaneously anticipating the end of bees.
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They're going to probably pour money into some left-wing Democratic candidate but ... I don't think they're lefty at all.
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Whether Porsche will take on that financial commitment, it has already decided to pour money into the Mission E project.
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In benign market conditions, Japanese investors pour money into a range of assets overseas, seeking relatively higher rates of return.
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It's not as compelling to pour money into a country with an "America first, everyone else second" policy, for instance.
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It's in line with Ford's recent strategy, which has seen the American car company pour money into autonomous hardware and software.
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A recent decision to dump oil and gas stocks and pour money into renewables was the subject of long public debate.
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Democratic groups, meanwhile, are enjoying success in persuading rich donors and unions to pour money into super PACs, bolstered by Mrs.
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For their sake — and the sake of our communities — let's invest in education rather than continuing to pour money into incarceration.
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Indications are that the expectations are still way too high, even as private equity continues to pour money into the companies.
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As Silicon Valley looks for the next big thing to pour money into, health care looks like an increasingly tantalizing field.
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Construction across Switzerland has boomed as investors pour money into property amid negative interest rates that have made other investment classes unattractive.
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So he recommended investors continue to stay in high-growth stocks, resisting the urge to pour money into bonds as yields rise.
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And the company is finally ready to write the check, even as it continues to pour money into upgrades at other parks.
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Of note: Investors have continued to pour money into money market funds, showing the desire for safe-haven assets has not diminished.
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Where some spending addicts pour money into a few special interests, say shoes, or books, my dad throws it everywhere, all the time.
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Those visitors pour money into the economy, according to the U.S. Travel Association, with European travelers spending an average of $2202,2628 per visit.
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Billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos pour money into their space exploration projects—some of which really do seek to establish Martian colonies.
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The company is unlikely to pour money into a project it might not get subsidies for and might get sued over in the future.
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The haul is part of a race by investors to pour money into technology for real estate, or what Silicon Valley now calls proptech.
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In China the former one-child policy means that six people—two parents and four grandparents—can pour money into educating a single child.
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FrontFour at the time also questioned some of its business decisions, such as ClubCorp's model to pour money into refurbishing its golf course acquisitions.
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Companies that are inventing the future frequently have no choice but to pour money into new ventures rather than buy components off the shelf.
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But Accel executives say that they are still prepared to pour money into start-ups, especially because they are looking at the long term.
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The hauls are part of a race by investors to pour money into technology for real estate, or what Silicon Valley now calls proptech.
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It's alarming that each candidate would be so quick to throw something that motivates investors to pour money into start-ups onto the garbage heap.
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Those are the equities that money managers will pour money into, as they did in reaction to the first two rounds of tariffs, he said.
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That's something Silicon Valley investors are getting behind as more venture funds have started to pour money into biotech startups over the past few years.
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This year has seen an unprecedented surge of trading volumes and open interest in Chinese markets as institutional and retail investors pour money into commodities.
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As battery makers pour money into creating more and better batteries for the car market, electric aircraft may benefit from falling prices and improved performance.
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The Koch network did not actively campaign against Trump in the 2016 Republican presidential primary or pour money into his campaign against Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Mr. Hassett said that the administration "wants to create a race" for investors to pour money into the zones most in need of economic revitalization.
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A potential deal is likely to see investors pour money into the notes, as global buyers seek high-yielding assets in a low-rate environment.
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While I've heard in passing (from articles and podcasts) that it could be good to pour money into a declining market, I never understood why.
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Investors, assured that the government will come to the rescue, do not worry about the potential risks and continue to pour money into the products.
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Although state-owned enterprises continue to pour money into new projects, foreign investment has faltered, especially in September; some companies are diversifying away from China.
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Despite the broad nature of Xi's comments, Chinese investors took them as a cue to pour money into the country's stock markets, according to Hong.
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REITs will also benefit from rising commercial real estate values, as foreign investors continue to pour money into the U.S. office, retail and even apartment space.
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Yet it still manages to pour money into a diverse assortment of business pursuits including brick-and-mortar stores, airplanes, new TV shows and other bets.
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While the pickup in currency moves in August sparked some discussions around FX risk management, companies are not rushing to pour money into hedges just yet.
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Investors have continued to pour money into fixed income despite signs that inflation is on the rise and yields are going to move higher as well.
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There exist groups, like the Club for Growth, that regularly pour money into a conservative challenger to an incumbent who is seen as betraying the cause.
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EY said "FOMO" has led investors to pour money into ICOs at record speeds, with the 10 shortest lasting ICOs attracting $300,000 per second on average.
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Why it matters: The U.S. and China are jockeying to be an AI superpower, as private investors and governments pour money into research in both countries.
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American oil companies managed to increase production anyway, as they became more efficient at drilling through shale and investors continued to pour money into their enterprises.
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"We can pour money into one side of a problem and not do the obvious things on the other side," he told me over the phone.
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They pour money into their system, they pour it in and because they do that you're not paying for those tariffs, China's paying for those tariffs.
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Republican donors have typically been more attentive to state elections; they are expected to pour money into defending the party's hold on power outside of Washington.
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Instead, owners of financial assets have benefited, borrowing heavily at very low costs to pour money into property or stocks in the hunt for better returns.
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At the time, the $2.3 billion figure represented double the start-up's previous valuation, as venture capital investors fought to pour money into scooter start-ups.
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Investors and Koreans worry the new budget will be more of the same ineffective fiscal policy, with proposals to pour money into creating jobs and welfare.
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Investors and Koreans worry the new budget will be more of the same ineffective fiscal policy, with proposals to pour money into creating jobs and welfare.
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They've used pharmaceutical companies and energy companies and financial institutions to pour money into our politics, and we really have no idea the extent of their influence.
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Even as the oil majors like ExxonMobil pour money into Permian drilling, there are concerns that production forecasts from many oil and gas companies are overly bullish.
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Fans of "Shark Tank" know there are some cringe-worthy moments in which hopeful entrepreneurs convince the investors to do anything but pour money into their businesses.
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Mr. Kushner concluded that private investors would not pour money into a place where the government was targeting Israeli soldiers and civilians with rockets and flaming kites.
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Often, they can be the sole lender and private equity funds, that are sitting on large amounts of dry powder, can pour money into an ailing company.
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The most isolated and sanctioned regime on the planet, as it continued to pour money into acquiring illicit nuclear weapons, was funding itself in part through hacking.
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Medicaid backers point out that even though there are some costs to the state, the federal payments for the larger Medicaid program pour money into the state.
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Still, next year's race for Isakson's seat is expected to be an expensive one, as Democrats and Republicans alike are expected to pour money into the race.
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A less cynical take: Many investors have come around to Gurley's point of view and are less likely to pour money into tech companies at any valuation.
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Walmart and Target both stood out as winners in retail in 2018, as these two companies continue to pour money into their businesses to keep pace with Amazon.
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Globalization, financial deregulation and the lure of art as a tax-efficient alternative investment have encouraged people to pour money into the market for postwar and contemporary art.
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So somewhere between those two extremes of everyone's on their own or we just pour money into it irresponsibly until we're broke, there's got to be an answer.
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Airports will need to expend capital on building longer runways, while airlines will need to pour money into improving the technology that undergirds engine performance and airframe efficiency.
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That's the billion-dollar question: Why does China want to pour money into isolated countries, with small economies that might not be able to pay back their debts?
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When the government announced a grand national AI plan in July 2017, it served as a signal for Chinese cities and provinces to pour money into AI projects.
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And the reason we were able to pour money into quality journalism is because we had an ad monopoly, we had a distribution monopoly, in the communities we covered.
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The federal government has almost completely abandoned the idea that public transportation is worth subsidizing, preferring to pour money into car-friendly projects like wider highways and toll roads.
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THE INVESTORS gathered at a posh Cairo restaurant were eager to pour money into an economy that, just three years ago, lacked the hard currency to import cooking oil.
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THAT human beings often continue to pour money into bad projects because they have already invested in them and cannot bring themselves to lose that investment is well known.
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But as more people discover the neighborhood's charms, investors pour money into projects that increase property values and eventually force long-time residents and artists to leave for good.
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Under this system, a naïve buyer agrees to pour money into an often dilapidated house while also making high interest payments, with the aim of eventually owning the home.
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The news marks a costly challenge for competitors that will have to pour money into a logistics problem that even the king of e-commerce has yet to solve.
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Silicon Valley continues to pour money into DC lobbying efforts, particularly Google, which spent $4.24 million on federal lobbying in the second quarter of 2016, according to disclosure filings.
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They believe that only their candidate can fix a broken system because he is not beholden to it; neither has a "super PAC" for big donors to pour money into.
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Go-Jek's expansion plans may be an attempt to force Grab to throw money away in other South-East Asian markets too, reducing its ability to pour money into Indonesia.
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Jones, meanwhile, has been doing as many campaign events as possible while also spending millions of dollars more on advertising than Moore as national Democrats pour money into the race.
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The move is both a way to broaden Clinton's path to 270 electoral votes and force the Trump campaign to pour money into a state they shouldn't have to contest.
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Gold prices have bounced back from recent dips and are likely to continue to climb as investors seeking haven from market turmoil in Europe pour money into the precious metal.
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But it faces growing competition as technology companies such as Apple and Amazon pour money into premium programing, international rivals jump into streaming and traditional media companies pursue digital customers.
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"Fossil fuel companies like Exxon shouldn't be able to pour money into fake junk science, then use it to lie to federal regulators," the plan from the Massachusetts senator reads.
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The steady increase in Amazon's profits is all the more remarkable given how it continues to pour money into fulfillment centers, premium video content, bricks and mortar stores and healthcare.
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The increase in Amazon's profits is all the more remarkable given how it continues to pour money into fulfillment centers, premium video content, bricks and mortar stores and health care.
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The Department of Defense and other funders only started to pour money into Ebola vaccine development when the virus was deemed a biological weapon after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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The law carved out tax breaks for investors who pour money into distressed communities — like in San Antonio and the downtrodden East side of Austin where Blueprint will direct its capital.
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It could seek intervention by Muhammad Dahlan, a Fatah leader exiled and reviled by Mr. Abbas, in hopes that Mr. Dahlan's patron, the United Arab Emirates, might pour money into Gaza.
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In a call with reporters, Amazon's Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky said the trend shouldn't be seen as a sign that Amazon has run out of new projects to pour money into.
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Which doesn't exactly bode well for the company to robustly control malicious attempts to skew public opinion — especially when the advertisers in question are simultaneously trying to pour money into its coffers.
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For those inclined to support a bigger state, one interpretation of Becker's analysis is that the government ought to pour money into education and make it widely available at a low cost.
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And that if we pour money into researching them, higher-tech options, like filtering CO2 out of the air and storing it underground, could go a long way in cutting back emissions.
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The big picture: Venture capitalists continue to pour money into health care, hoping to cash in on the next big drug discovery or get a different piece of the $3.2 trillion pie.
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Nearly all of the world's technology giants, including Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon and Baidu, are competing fiercely to hire the best AI experts, snap up start-ups and pour money into research.
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Traditional money managers are racing to sell their own exchange traded funds as investors continue to pour money into a business that has been dominated by a handful of giant fund companies.
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Driving spending are companies' moves to refurbish old equipment and pour money into automation, high-tech and labor-saving technology to cope with a shortage of workers in a fast-ageing society.
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New debate rules have opened up the chance for her to go head-to-head with Mayor Mike Bloomberg has he continues to pour money into advertisements and rises in the polls.
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We broke the story ... Jay and Bey have continued to pour money into their home, and an underground living area of this type sounds like what they were still building back in October.
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Private investors will be encouraged to pour money into new and existing affordable housing via a 60 percent discount on capital gains if they hold the property for a minimum of 3 years.
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The strike spotlights the difficulties Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's government faces in delivering on its promise to pour money into social services and rein in economic inequality when it took office in 2017.
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Uganda is the latest African government to pour money into national flag carriers; Tanzania and Senegal are also resurrecting their airlines, while the likes of Rwanda, Ivory Coast and Togo are expanding theirs.
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BlackRock, the world's largest asset management firm, said on Monday that second-quarter earnings had risen 9 percent as investors continued to pour money into the company's expanding fleet of exchange traded funds.
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"But instead of responding to the urgency of climate change, the G20 countries continue to pour money into factors that drive climate disruption, like fossil fuel subsidies, instead of taking stronger action," he added.
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In addition to dumping outperforming mutual funds, investors also are continuing to pour money into hedge funds, even though the $3.15 trillion industry has fallen well short of the S&P 500 this year.
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Still, Russia is becoming an increasingly crucial financier for isolated Maduro at a time when many other foreign companies were already reluctant to pour money into Venezuela given the poor business climate and debts.
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Increased concerns about climate change and the growing reluctance of investors to pour money into a sector that has strained to make profits in recent years hobbled the industry even before the virus hit.
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The premier and his family assembled a team to disseminate pro-government propaganda and pour money into promoting their own pages on Facebook, which is one of the country's most popular sources of information.
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The news that Soros could be on the verge of spending even more backing Democrats also comes as fellow billionaires Steyer and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg relentlessly pour money into the race.
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Most Internet start-ups burn cash in early years as they pour money into marketing, logistics and technology to pursue revenue growth above all else, hoping to move into the black once they reach scale.
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That is the message from Mark Makepeace, the chief executive of FTSE Russell, the index provider whose products are now used to track roughly $12.5 trillion as clients pour money into so-called passive products.
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To date, the House Democratic campaign arm has kept its distance and is unlikely to pour money into the race, preferring to husband its resources for less Trump-friendly terrain up for grabs in November.
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"There's a reason why developers and financiers continue to pour money into places we know are going to be, if not underwater, then dramatically more vulnerable by the mid-to-late 21st century," Fleming said.
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"They will continue to pour money into their misinformation campaign to convince voters that their refusal to provide employment protections helps the workers," said Liss-Riordan, who is now running for US Senate in Massachusetts.
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And the campaign officials indicated they would devote far more time and attention to building up a national organization, as well as ones in early nominating states, and would pour money into digital organizing efforts.
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LONDON, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Improved risk sentiment saw investors pour money into equities over the past week, while outflows from emerging markets abated despite some big swings in emerging market currencies, flows data showed on Friday.
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If Apple wants to grow further, it should pour money into its research and development, particularly if the company gets a tax break with repatriation under the Trump administration, said Max Wolff, 55 Capital market strategist.
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Liberal grassroots groups are frustrated by national Democrats' decision to spend comparatively small amounts in Kansas and Montana races, opting instead to pour money into the Georgia election — now the most expensive House race in history.
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The story for 2018: Absent massive volatility, investors will continue to pour money into the lowest-cost index ETFs, leading to even lower fees as the major players continue their massive — and potentially debilitating — price war.
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It was a signal to colleagues that the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) and the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC linked to McConnell, would pour money into primaries next year if necessary to protect incumbents.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has been shaking up the global tech industry and Silicon Valley, using his $100 billion Vision Fund to pour money into splashy startups like Uber, Slack and WeWork.
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The stand-off with its traditional union support base comes nine months after Labour formed a coalition government, promising to pour money into social services and rein in inequality, which has increased despite years of strong growth.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Bengaluru's international airport is expecting passenger traffic to surge nearly 70 percent in an expansion over the next two years as multinational companies pour money into the city known as the Silicon Valley of India.
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Big box stores like Walmart, grocery chains such as Kroger and pharmacies like Walgreens are increasingly choosing to park their cloud servers with Microsoft so as not to pour money into the pocket of their biggest competitor.
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A deal would make the Brooklyn Nets the second NBA team to be worth more than $2 billion, demonstrating the increasing value of these teams as TV networks and advertisers continue to pour money into live sports.
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Labour's center-left coalition, which brought an end to almost 10 years of National's center right rule, plans to pour money into social services and housing and strike a more protectionist stance by tightening up foreign investment rules.
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In part, he thinks it's possible that investors are selling their bank stocks in order to pour money into sexier sectors like software, semiconductors, cloud, tech titans like Amazon and Alphabet, and I say who can blame them?
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This standoff comes after a schoolteachers' and nurses' strike over pay issues, just over a year after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's Labour Party formed a coalition government, promising to pour money into social services and rein in economic inequality.
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If Guardians hadn't been such a huge box office champion, I fully believe studio execs would've been more reluctant to pour money into a similar-ish story like Suicide Squad or to go ahead with the irreverence of Deadpool.
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Trump's fundraising failures thus far may signal to the biggest Republican donors that his campaign is a lost cause, and that the best way to hedge against a likely Clinton presidency is to pour money into close Senate races.
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The center-left coalition government, which brought an end to almost 10 years of National's center right rule, planned to pour money into social services and housing and strike a more protectionist stance by tightening up foreign investment rules.
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More importantly, a Scott run would shape the national landscape by requiring Democrats to pour money into Florida's huge and expensive media markets that could otherwise be spent bolstering the party's nine other incumbents in states that Trump carried.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sex traffickers in Nigeria are moving out of Edo state to avoid detection as foreign donors pour money into anti-trafficking programs in the traditional hotspot, anti-slavery experts said, calling for a national approach.
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The financial stimulus package from the federal government that was passed by the Senate on Wednesday night, and the actions taken by the Federal Reserve to pour money into the banking system and markets, have restored some investor confidence.
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The main lobbying arm of the oil and gas industry will pour money into broadcast televisions spots, social media posts, billboards and airport placards promoting natural gas as a reason the United States is reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.
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That means demanding that companies stop producing absurd amounts of single-use plastic, and instead pour money into developing better compostable plastics—and proving that those new materials are, in fact, greener and more degradable than what they replace.
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While it's unclear what the time tables look like for light field tech, the space is about to get a whole lot more exciting as tech titans continue to pour money into the cause of beaming the future into your eyeballs.
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Home Depot's sales blew past Wall Street's expectations in the fiscal third quarter, as consumers continued to pour money into their houses — yet even as the retailer reiterated its confidence in internal initiatives and a robust economy, investors weren't impressed.
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The comments by Vincenzo La Via, director general of the Italian treasury, appear to contradict press reports that the Rome government may ask state holding Cassa Depositi e Prestiti to pour money into the Tuscan bank, the country's third biggest.
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And although Trump succeeded without it, the ability of rich donors and corporations to pour money into elections should not be discounted either; nor should the corruption caused by the close association of Congress and K Street — both of which Sen.
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Most Internet start-ups make heavy losses in early years as they pour money into marketing, logistics and technology to pursue revenue growth above all else, hoping that once they reach scale, they can move into the black while keeping growing.
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Slack CEO and co-founder Stewart Butterfield is known for saying the company is opportunistic about capitalizing on people's interest in the service -- whether it's from investors wanting to pour money into the company or expanding Slack into new countries.
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The coalition government, which brought an end to almost 10 years of National's center right rule, came to power promising to pour money into social services and housing and strike a more protectionist stance by tightening up foreign investment rules.
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The banks have also been hit by Buhari's decision to freeze the naira rate, which has made investors reluctant to pour money into the West African nation as they expect him to devalue the currency anyway due to a loss of oil revenues.
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State-controlled Energa, together with its bigger rival PGE and gas firm PGNiG, already pledged to pour money into a newly-established state coal mining group PGG, as part of an effort to save the EU's largest coal miner Kompania Weglowa from bankruptcy.
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Labour's center-left coalition, which brought an end to almost 10 years of National's center right rule, gained office in October, planning to pour money into social services and housing and strike a more protectionist stance by tightening up foreign investment rule.
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"Typically, it's Republicans who are like, 'Abortion's wrong,' but typically it's Democrats who are like, 'No, we need to pour money into Medicaid, into food stamps, into WIC," said Ruiz, referring to a federal assistance program for low-income mothers and children.
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A government study concluding that the chemicals are more dangerous than previously thought could dramatically increase the cost of cleanups at sites like military bases and chemical manufacturing plants, and force neighboring communities to pour money into treating their drinking water supplies.
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Roger Dow, president and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, said that while the nation's security is a top priority, Trump's new travel protocols could discourage or turn away the millions of legitimate U.S.-bound tourists who pour money into the economy every year.
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In recent months, as Mr. Cruz rose, some of the party's wealthiest donors, such as the billionaire New York investor Paul Singer and the Ricketts family, chose to pour money into super PACs that are directly attacking Mr. Trump, rather than openly backing Mr. Cruz.
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Several factors are causing investors to pour money into markets all over the world, including global economic expansion, improved earnings globally, pro-growth governments in Japan and India, hopes for moderate leadership at the Federal Reserve, and the long-anticipated U.S. tax reform legislation.
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"Some investors feel the urgent need to pour money into the market when it's in a "bear" stage, an investing term for when the market is facing a downward spiral, since you stand to make more money if you buy shares while they're "on sale.
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Investors from around the world would then pour money into Treasury bonds, bidding up the value of the dollar, which would increase the trade deficit — $502 billion last year — as American exports become more expensive in the rest of the world and imports become cheaper.
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The fund raising by Vinhomes would be double to what sources had estimated last month and comes as foreign and local investors pour money into the country, attracted by a strong economic growth and a slew of sales by state-owned and private companies.
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The Democracy Alliance, a secretive group of donors on the left who collectively spend hundreds of millions of dollars on politics, is spending this week revving up members to pour money into the 2020 election, warning that inaction could extend President Donald Trump's time in office.
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Standing on the grounds of a Communist-era steel plant here in Smederevo, about 25.5 miles east of Belgrade, the capital, Mr. Xi promised last year to pour money into roads and railways to create a transport corridor for Chinese goods to flow to West European markets.
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But with scooter use only continuing to increase, as companies pour money into new ventures and try and loosen city restrictions around adding ever more vehicles to the pool, it's likely Uber, Bird, and other companies are going to have a lot more information about how people get around.
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But paired with the heady exuberance this year was a growing sense of unease among some marketers about what kind of return they are actually getting once they pour money into big technology platforms — and also what sort of societal problems they may be unwittingly financing in the process.
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Maybe external factors such as the coronavirus will end up doing more to damage it than its own hype did—debts must be paid in dollars, after all—but Bitcoin keeps proving that we shouldn't underestimate the willingness of rich nerds with an apocalypse fetish to pour money into this thing over the long haul.
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More on that from Sapna Maheshwari of the NYT: Paired with the heady exuberance this year was a growing sense of unease among some marketers about what kind of return they are actually getting once they pour money into big technology platforms — and also what sort of societal problems they may be unwittingly financing in the process.
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Chip RoyCharles (Chip) Eugene RoyTrump says he will designate Mexican drug cartels as terror organizations Texas GOP rep predicts heavy Democratic presence in state ahead of 6900 Billboards calling on House Republicans to 'do their job' follow members home for Thanksgiving MORE (R) pointed out the presence of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) in the state and his district earlier this month, predicting that the campaign arm will pour money into Texas in 2628.
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Now, with Israel and the Hamas militants who control Gaza in a fresh cycle of violence that analysts fear could escalate into a full-blown war, Mr. Kushner and his partner in Middle East peacemaking, Jason D. Greenblatt, are threatening to pull the plug on Plan B. Declaring that no foreign investors are willing to pour money into Gaza during what they label a Hamas-driven conflict, Mr. Kushner and Mr. Greenblatt, the president's special representative for international negotiations, are rethinking their efforts to rebuild Gaza's economy as a way of opening the door to a broader peace accord.
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