A 5 percent price increase is less than a 25 percent price increase, but it's still an increase.
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Then the dispensary keystones that forty-five percent price increase, turning it into a 90 percent price increase.
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It was the third price increase of Revlimid in 2017, representing a nearly 20 percent price increase for the drug from the previous year.
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It was the firm's first price increase in 23 years.
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Last July, the maximum price increase seen was 20 cents.
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The screen is the main reason for the price increase.
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The Great Recession is to blame for the price increase.
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Graves said Monday's gold price increase will likely be temporary.
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That even includes a 433% home price increase since then.
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The IMF forecasts a 2019 average price increase of 1.4%.
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The proposed price increase will be effective April 1, 2018.
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Reuters was the first report the price increase on Friday.
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Simple addition shows that this price increase is no small thing.
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It enjoyed a bump in users even after the price increase.
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Another thing that went into effect was our annual price increase.
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A judge could order the company to reverse its price increase.
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In stronger economic circumstances, Akagi's price increase would not stand out.
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That was just ahead of Netflix's price increase, announced last week.
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Dealers told me they've been surprised by the rapid price increase.
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Every week we hear of a new outrageous drug price increase.
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Without any price increase, a 25% tariff would hurt EBITDA by 34%.
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The price increase in roses is partly due to broader industry factors.
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The price increase, effective Sunday, are an annual tradition for Disney parks.
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Last quarter was a bit slower, but they had that price increase.
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Also, there's been a $10 price increase over the last-gen lens.
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That's the first price increase the index has recorded in two years.
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Another price increase that is essential to the average family is tuition.
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Note, there will be no price increase to the $35,000 Model 3.
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The industry as a whole saw a transaction price increase of $506.
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Drugmakers also must rebate the cost of any price increase above inflation.
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This was the lowest price increase in nearly four years, Reuters reported.
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But the chances of a bigger price increase seemed remote, analysts said.
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The annualized pace of price increase in Sydney has shot to 24%.
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Security forces cracked down and the government pushed through the price increase.
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That would represent a modest 8.5% annualised price increase from today's level.
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In contrast, the annual house price increase topped 6 percent in November.
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The headlines in January predicted a 30 percent tariff on solar panels, but banks thought those increases would ultimately result in a 3 percent price increase for residential solar installations and a 4 percent price increase for commercial solar.
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"The price increase [per account/credit card number] usually isn't linear," says Salat.
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That's exactly why we're actually not too miffed about the recent price increase.
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As of now, however, Netflix stock is soaring following the price increase announcement.
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Eli Lilly's osteoporosis drug Forteo came in third with a 177% price increase.
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And with growth still the top priority, a price increase doesn't seem necessary.
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Instead, it comes down to the facts and circumstances surrounding the price increase.
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Hours before the announcement of Mramba's dismissal the president rescinded the price increase.
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The price increase will go into effect on July 24th for new customers.
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By extension, a 10% price increase would cut the death rate 23-25%.
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For the record, it's blaming health care system flaws for the price increase.
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By extension, a 10% price increase would cut the death rate 9-1.43%.
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For now, Wall Street is betting that Apple's expected price increase will work.
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The price increase doesn't apply to any other HTC products as of yet.
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May's price increase marks the 2023st consecutive month of year-over-year gains.
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Ms. Bresch's rising salary has also fueled anger over the EpiPen price increase.
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Despite this slight price increase, we think Birchbox is still a great value.
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And among brand-name drugs, the rate of price increase is now decreasing.
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The price increase goes into effect on Aug 1 at 11:59pm PST.
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This time, there won't be any price increase: There won't be any product.
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Thanks to the tariffs, this company faces an instant 25 percent price increase.
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Anti-government protests spread as the supreme leader supports a gas price increase.
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January's price increase marks the 2628st straight month of year-over-year gains.
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The price increase had multiple causes, said Roland Kupka, a Unicef micronutrients expert.
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The sharp price increase leveled their price with everything else on the market.
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Maduro says that will help soften the impact of a steep price increase.
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The price increase comes as Netflix continues to spend more money on content.
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According to Phone Scoop, devices sold without ads will get a $20 price increase.
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The minuscule price increase is so small, we'd be crazy not to recommend it.
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Netflix's price increase hardly seemed to stymie its growth or drive away existing subscribers.
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By extension, a 10 percent price increase would cut the death rate 9-25%.
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Murthy said the recent price increase "runs counter" to efforts to keep people healthy.
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Just after the union agreement, U.S. Steel announced a $6 per ton price increase.
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UBS predicted Amazon's Prime price increase will benefit the company's subscription services sales growth.
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However, despite the reversal of the price increase, the protests raged on in Santiago.
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Originally $40,000 per night, the new luxury renovations have spurred a $60,000 price increase.
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A 50 percent shift, Mohan added, would lead to a 14 percent price increase.
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The price increase comes amid a surplus of luxury real estate across the US.
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As you might suspect, the price increase is not going over well with fans.
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Blitzer said the price increase was not yet affecting overall affordability in the nation.
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But, anyone concerned about a potential future price increase could benefit from applying now.
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"If more countries do it, the price increase would be much larger," Ruta said.
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The latest price increase happened back in April when YouTube TV added Discovery's channels.
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He was arrested in late 2015 on charges unrelated to the Daraprim price increase.
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Elsewhere, Delivery Hero popped 4.69 percent, following a target price increase from J.P. Morgan.
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Of the 268 brand name drugs studied, 97 percent saw a retail price increase.
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Existing subscribers will see the price increase on their bills over the next three months.
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For current Netflix subscribers, the price increase will take place over the next three months.
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One is that rates have continued to recover to partly offset the fuel price increase.
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By extension, a 10 percent price increase would cut the death rate 9-25 percent.
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Every PlayStation Vue subscriber will see a $5-per-month price increase, Sony announced today.
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But did it do enough to justify the $10803 price increase from $229 to $279?
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This guide is comparable to Q2-43 when NFLX's price increase resulted in higher churn.
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There will also be a slight price increase of $216.83 for each of these styles.
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The price increase underscores how wireless companies see data as a way to boost revenue.
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And only 22017% of the drugs with 6-10 competing products saw a price increase.
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By extension, a 20143 percent price increase would cut the death rate 9-25 percent.
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What do you call a price increase that goes from around $240 to nearly $10,000?
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Then we need the overhang in inventories to clear before we see a price increase.
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The streaming giant recently announced an upcoming price increase of 5.993 percent to 25.99 percent.
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He also forecast a 5 percent price increase elsewhere, bringing overall prices to 2015 levels.
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Rising beehive prices means that pollinator-dependent foods will be facing an imminent price increase.
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That makes it the highest price increase since the survey began, according to the report.
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In 2019, a price increase is great news for Netflix's competition – and competition is abundant.
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He also asked how many patients would suffer and die due to the price increase.
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Despite the price increase, analysts at Santander noted, sales in Mexico were lower than expected.
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The shares hit a record high during trading Friday of $33 following the price increase.
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But the last price increase in Glumetza came last July, early in Valeant's third quarter.
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Not too many companies can do a 25 percent price increase and still grow subs.
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Looking at individual stocks, Bollore sped ahead, up 3.59 percent after a target price increase.
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The price increase comes as the US deals with an overabundance of luxury real estate.
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Smucker said on Wednesday that its K-Cup pods were excluded from the price increase.
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While that's steep, the highest price increase was in New Zealand, where prices rose 84%.
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"The price increase was off the charts and not justified by the fundamentals," he said.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Minnesota Democrat, criticized the sharp price increase as early as 2008.
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It is thus right that the price increase of diesel and petrol should be cautious.
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We believe improving traffic could prove especially difficult following the 5 percent menu price increase.
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Correction: A previous version of this story misstated the price increase for Netflix's premium subscription.
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But overall, we are not-- looking at a sort of across the board-- price increase.
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YouTube TV's last price increase, for example, came after it added TNT, CNN and TBS.
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China's 35 tier-3 cities reported an average price increase of 0.9 percent, slowing from 1.1 percent in the previous month, while its 6563 tier-2 cities - which comprise sizeable provincial capitals - saw a price increase of 1.0 percent in October from a month earlier.
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China's 35 tier-3 cities reported an average price increase of 0.9 percent, slowing from 1.1 percent in the previous month, while its 31 tier-2 cities - which comprise sizeable provincial capitals - saw a price increase of 23 percent in October from a month earlier.
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The most recent iPhone went for more, but the price increase ignores the vast quality improvement.
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In its pricing announcement, Hulu also unveiled a price increase for its Hulu + Live TV plan.
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The future price increase may encourage sales in the final days of Tesla's second financial quarter.
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Sixth, it's time to bundle adequate internal storage in the base model, without a price increase.
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Note that the price increase does apply to the more expensive variants of the Model 3.
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So today's news marks the first price increase for that plan since it launched in 2010.
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Netflix, these days, charges $5 less for its standard plan – and that's after a price increase.
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What's more, the deal is written to allow a price increase of 2019 percent per year.
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Crunchyroll is announcing its first major price increase since the anime streaming service launched in 2006.
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The magazine adds that the last price increase happened last November, right after the 2016 election.
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TO, said the deals represent a price increase of $11 per tonne from last year's agreement.
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On average, train fares have gone up 3.4 percent, the steepest price increase in five years.
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Turkey also outpaced Russia, where the food price increase was 1.1 percent greater than overall inflation.
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In court, whether consumers are being harmed often hinges on whether they'll see a price increase.
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That's a whopping $300 price increase from the previous $499 base pricing of the 2014 edition.
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We've delayed the price increase to give you more time to see the Crunchies in person.
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For the month, bitcoin is still on track for a more than 40 percent price increase.
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"If they had given us the price increase, we would never have done this," he said.
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Netflix just announced a price increase that will affect every single plan on the streaming service.
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The company said it generally limits its annual aggregate list price increase to single digit percentages.
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The courts' injunction against the price increase has shaken foreign investors' confidence in the legal system.
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Correction: The original version of this story misstated the effective start date of the price increase.
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There is a second important reason for the SEC to deny the big exchanges' price increase.
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Any price increase, she said, will amplify the effects of spending cuts throughout the oil industry.
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"Starbucks is planning a small price increase on select beverages," the company said in a statement.
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The price increase could help Netflix foot the bill for its staggering spending spree on content.
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Citing a flurry of orders, the company didn't put the price increase into effect until Wednesday.
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However, existing customers will see the price increase on their next billing cycle after May 13.
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You can also add other premium channels, including HBO and Showtime, for a small price increase.
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In response, state legislators are increasingly considering limits on the annual price increase of prescription drugs.
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In January, Netflix implemented its biggest price increase since launching its streaming service 12 years ago.
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Call options are derivatives instruments, betting on a price increase for a specific index or security.
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Grassley also sent a letter to Mylan last Monday, asking it to justify the price increase.
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The impact of these quotas/tariffs will be some degree of price increase for U.S. consumers.
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Shares of the leading video streamer just shot to record highs after announcing a price increase.
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Bundschuh: Obviously top talent is paid in US dollars, so there's been a significant price increase.
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"It has become imperative for the company to pass on some impact of the ... additional cost to customers through a price increase across various models in January 2019," the company said in a statement here The price increase will vary for different models, the company said.
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Analysts said the fuel price increase also hurt investor confidence as it could hurt earnings of companies.
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The reasons behind the price increase, as is often the case with Bitcoin, are hard to discern.
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" And, going forward, she said she was now looking at price increase issues through a "patient lens.
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Even with the after-market stock price increase, Groupon's stock is trading at just $2.56 a share.
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But the company could need as much as a 14% price increase on iPhones to offset tariffs.
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But, Habicht said consumers could end up seeing a 14 to 25 percent price increase across products.
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The dongle costs $12, although that's actually a price increase: the old one sold for just $9.
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Earlier this year, Musk tweeted about a price increase to its "full self-driving" or FSD feature.
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Singapore this week reported a second quarter home price increase of 3.4 percent from the previous quarter.
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Bresch could be called to Capitol Hill next month to explain the price increase, according to Bloomberg.
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It yields less at 103 percent, but it has had a 13.3 percent price increase this year.
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All cities except for Maroua saw a consumer price increase in the first nine months of 2016.
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The whale's share of the price increase comes from the value of the berth, not the ship.
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If the gain holds, the modest gain would be the contract's first price increase in seven sessions.
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So it's unclear what role that price increase would have played in fourth-quarter sales of Glumetza.
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"Not more than a handful of drugs have ever seen a price increase like this," he said.
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The Obama gasoline price increase will hit lower income people four times harder than upper-income earners.
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Because of the dramatic price increase, consumers and health care groups requested help from the Trump administration.
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A price increase thanks to a tariff would be problematic for the chain, to say the least.
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J&J said the average list price increase on its drugs will be 4.2 percent this year.
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The National Bureau of Statistics blamed the weather, and said that the price increase was short-term.
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The price increase came as he was being investigated for the case that led to his trial.
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The ticket price increase is also part of a general trend of rising prices in live comedy.
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Sling announced on Monday that all three of its service tiers would get a $5 price increase.
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But even for those large vendors, the price increase often comes only after playing hardball with Amazon.
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The modest price increase follows a record year of investment in improving its storage and delivery capabilities.
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But the price increase is only for U.S. members, so it's probably closer to $1.6 billion or so.
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An Amazon spokesperson said annual members should look out for an email abut the price increase in May.
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The price increase affects some sizes of drip coffee and espresso drinks, cookies, and bacon Gouda breakfast sandwiches.
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A 3.8 percent menu price increase and new marketing helped boost sales in the quarter, the company said.
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An LG spokesman said nothing had been decided on the timing or amount of its washer price increase.
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For the budget-strapped, it's also easy to flinch at the $300 price increase on the base-level.
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In an interview with Reuters, Cook says certain currencies experienced a more drastic iPhone price increase over time.
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A price increase is on the way for Canadian Netflix users, with new users facing the charges immediately.
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And in a world where many creative professionals freelance with variable paychecks, Apple pushed a steep price increase.
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In August, Mylan was scrutinized after consumers saw a five-fold price increase for the EpiPen since 2008.
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Shkreli made his first appearance in the public eye in 2015, after the 5,000 percent medication price increase.
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Amazon has confirmed the price increase with TechCrunch and laid all of this out on its Prime page.
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The unexpected price increase prompted some Asian refiners to trim imports and seek substitutes in the spot market.
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Industries that rely on bulk-mail rates would be hit hard with a big price increase like this.
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"And again I'll point to the $25 price increase — two times — over the past two years," he said.
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This visual seems more troubling than appetizing, but maybe it's meant to distract customers from the price increase.
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As Facebook's primary shareholder, Zuckerberg can see a huge windfall from a stock-price increase of just 1%.
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They were highest for recent buyers in high-price-increase cities, peaking at almost 6.5 percent a year.
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Members of Congress have expressed concern over the price increase and called for a hearing on the issue.
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Whether or not the price increase is sustainable depends primarily on whether the strength in demand is sustainable.
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The price increase sends a signal ("price signal") to other drivers to get on the road ("the marketplace").
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Under pressure from lawmakers and the general public, the company had to backtrack from its original price increase.
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The 18-month old company is one of the few that hadn't yet rolled out a price increase.
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Last year's presidential election "created a pause in the price increase in the real estate market," he said.
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"This is unacceptable, and I intend to specifically get to the bottom of the insulin price increase," Sen.
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Normally, that silver price increase is a good barometer for what's happening with the entire health insurance market.
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If a worker demanded a raise or a supplier threatened a price increase, there were plenty of alternatives.
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The humble mood board-loving social network has seen its price increase by a very nice 69 percent.
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The Qatar Distribution Company confirmed the price increase, but an employee declined to discuss specific prices on Tuesday.
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"The price increase of fresh fruits will not continue to be high," a spokeswoman for the bureau said.
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" He concluded "a 10% price increase would cut the death rate [from alcohol-caused diseases by] 9-25%.
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Again, I bought a home in a hot real estate market and saw the home price increase dramatically.
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Acquiring Parex and strong group sales have help Sika's share price increase 35% in the past six months.
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Net-long positions measure the difference between bets of a price increase and those of a price decline.
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It said it used the funds from the price increase for research and development and patient access programs.
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Sibanye said its Marikana and U.S. PGM operations are unaffected and would benefit from the platinum price increase.
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"I am concerned that the substantial price increase could limit access to a much-needed medication," he wrote.
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Netflix — Shares are under pressure after the company reported a slump in subscriber growth following a May price increase.
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Due to the state of the Brazilian economy and oversupplies, it was unable to pass through a price increase.
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The last time Netflix announced a price increase, in October 2017, was also just days before earnings, he noted.
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Netflix's price increase, which sent shares soaring on Tuesday, means it's basic plan will cost $453, up from $8.
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It's an important time to remember Econ 101 because this price increase is not being driven by increasing demand.
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This move comes just a week after the streaming service's biggest competitor, Netflix, unveiled its largest price increase ever.
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Annual Passes are also subject to price increase, the publication reports, costing up to $45 more in each tier.
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Sales of the oral drug were hurt somewhat by inventory drawdown, which was partially offset by a price increase.
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It wasn't a national price increase, though Starbucks didn't provide Business Insider with a list of the areas affected.
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That price increase made Shkreli the poster boy for the issue of rising drug costs in the United States.
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In a letter to investors, CEO Reed Hastings said the U.S. price increase contributed to churn, or customer turnover.
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Investor consternation will now shift from price increase churn to competition, but Disney+ concerns are misplaced, in our view.
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"But stearin's price increase will affect the industry as a whole in terms of end product prices," he said.
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In 1990 in response to public concerns over rising health-care costs, Medtronic instituted a "no price increase" policy.
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In response to NBC's story earlier this week, Senator Bernie Sanders sent out a tweet questioning the price increase.
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Netflix announced its latest price increase in January, raising its most popular HD standard plan from $11 to $13.
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That's six and a half times the actual cost of an annual Prime subscription, even with the price increase.
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On one hand, especially after last year's price increase for the flagship model, the iPhone is a luxury item.
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Over the next several months, he frequently justified the price increase on Twitter and appeared in many news articles.
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That said, it's unlikely that all of the price increase will go directly toward Bright 2 and its ilk.
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The price increase is the latest example of Apple raising prices across its product lines, including its flagship iPhone.
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The year-over-year price increase is lower than it was in the summer, when it topped 3 percent.
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The bulk of that price increase, as the New York Times reported, has come in the last three years.
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The majority of the 21.8 cities surveyed by the NBS still reported a monthly price increase for new homes.
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But with the rise of Amazon, any price increase risks elimination as a vendor because of crushing algorithmic competition.
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Square, on the other hand, has seen its stock price increase more than 120 percent since it went public.
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The Maryland Democrat then shouted about an internal Turing document in which a staffer joked about the price increase.
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The first price increase of $20 four years ago was met with skepticism, but Prime has continued to expand.
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Despite the price increase, analysts believe subscribers will stick with the company and are bullish on its international growth.
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The problem: Everyone is anticipating a much bigger price increase for Obamacare plans next year than in the past.
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A petition to Congress protesting the price increase, called "Stop the EpiPen Price Gouging," has emerged on social media.
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But ultimately U.S. consumers will have to bear the brunt of the price increase because the industry needs it.
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He said things that are more directly farmed to consumers didn't see a significant price increase in this year.
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Sony's PlayStation Vue live TV streaming service is joining its rivals with the roll out of another price increase.
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The company saw its stock price increase by 114 percent in 2017, reaching a record high in January 2018.
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That means you need to buy your pass now before the price increase goes into effect on 24 October.
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But last year, Philadelphia was hit with an "outrageously high" price increase, a city spokeswoman said in a statement.
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He also faces a separate subversion charge over protests staged in January 2019 over a sharp fuel price increase.
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The majority of the 26.6088 cities surveyed by the NBS still reported a monthly price increase for new homes.
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The more expensive models from BenQ offer slightly better image quality, but not enough to justify the price increase.
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The annual price increase, as measured by the Fed's favored index, came in at just 1.5 percent in November.
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Clothing faces higher tariffs as part of this trade war, and consumers feel the brunt of the price increase.
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The projections ranged from a minimum price increase of 3.7% and a maximum of 4.6% for the November CPI.
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We didn't want to become a luxury product, so we had little choice but to absorb the price increase.
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"The 3 percent price increase announcement still indicates ... strong demand," said Ivan Feinseth, an analyst with Tigress Financial Partners.
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The story of Mylan's giant EpiPen price increase is, more fundamentally, a story about America's unique drug pricing policies.
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The President claimed there has been no price increase on products subject to the tariffs he imposed on Chinese goods.
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The price increase shows that mobile devices in general are getting more and more secure, and thus harder to hack.
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HERA, in a statement announcing the average 6.9 percent price increase from April 1, also said the price from Jan.
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"That's obviously a big price increase for an industry that's a little bit doom-and-gloom over tariffs," Hansen said.
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The price increase applies to new members only — if you join before March 13, you'll continue paying the old price.
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Most of the 21 cities surveyed by the NBS still reported a monthly price increase for new homes in December.
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That's an exciting chang, but Disneyland has also implemented the biggest price increase of any park in California or Florida.
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The link between the insurance department's action and the resulting price increase might be too attenuated to satisfy the courts.
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Mr. Shkreli has received a subpoena for documents from Turing related to the price increase of a drug called Daraprim.
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While the long-awaited update is certainly a welcome sight, it also comes with the biggest entry-level price increase.
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For Spotify, a price increase for users could be inevitable, but the company has yet to respond to the news.
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It would mean a huge price increase on employer-sponsored insurance, which is not a popular platform to run on.
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"One of the first places I heard about the EpiPen price increase was on Twitter, from concerned constituents," she said.
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Weak Advertising Trend: Televisa's price increase strategy since 2015 has yet to generate any meaningful improvement in its advertising revenues.
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Twitter is buzzing with some customers who see the new deal as a price increase despite the change in items.
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Roberts expressed concern that, for a single price increase, Apple could be held liable by both consumers and App developers.
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"The net price increase that Lilly recognizes is significantly less," after factoring in those rebates, spokesman Mark Taylor told CNBC.
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Still, he noted that a bidding war for Kindred or a drastic price increase from the current bidders was unlikely.
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Before the latest price increase he used to spend $230 to fill his tank, which he did twice a month.
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The company's current "RTR Unlimited" tier is also being revamped, with a price increase to $159 from $139 per month.
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"The substantial price increase has caused significant concern among patients," wrote Grassley, who is facing a reelection challenge this year.
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Hulu said in its price increase release that the updated price "better reflects" all that is included with the service.
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However, with the expected price increase some monthly members might consider taking the plunge and upgrading to the annual plan.
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The average smartphone price rose 10 percent last quarter compared to a year earlier— the fastest price increase to date.
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Before, when riders received a notification for a surge-price increase, the app didn't give you a total fare estimate.
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Senator Charles Grassley, the Iowa Republican who leads the Judiciary Committee, demanded an explanation from Mylan for the price increase.
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Allergan said in a statement that its average list price increase across its portfolio is around 3.8 percent this year.
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The drop in price follows a 3% price increase in the first three months of this year, the note said.
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Ayatollah Khamenei himself decreed that the price increase was necessary and appropriate, essentially squelching any further discussion among his subordinates.
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Just one medication — CotemplaXR, used to treat ADHD — is getting a price increase of more than 10 percent, Ciaccia noted.
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That's a common threshold set by state regulators for when a company must provide a rationale for a price increase.
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A 2017 AARP study of 85033 brand name drugs found, an average price increase of four times more than inflation.
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For every comment the department got that was supportive of the price increase, it got substantially more that expressed opposition.
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The price increase for YouTube's premium product is the second for YouTube since it launched the TV plan in 2017.
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With motorbike makers, there was a consensus to seek a 10% price increase and settle at 4%, the report showed.
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The extra limb costs about a dollar, but the more substantial dish eased the sting of the $22016 price increase.
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Analysts say Chipotle isn't the only brand that may suffer from the price increase that would come from the Mexico tariffs.
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Higher imports from India could support global wheat prices, while a local price increase could calm angry farmers in northern India.
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At some point, the price increase will be too big for retailers to shoulder the burden if the problem sticks around.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)So what differentiates the original PowerWatch from the new PowerWatch X, and justifies an $80 price increase?
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Bitcoin's steep price increase has led to plenty of online hype and search activity, which in turn has fueled more growth.
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Tesla has since said it will keep higher-volume stores open, while announcing a 3 percent price increase on some models.
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According to Eater, this is part of an annual price increase, which Starbucks has been implementing for the past two years.
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"The latest increase is the most audacious and cruel in the history of product price increase," it said in a statement.
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A 1000x price increase from today means $20173T in crypto, or ~an entire 70% of today's global wealth being in crypto.
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Deere CEO Samuel Allen told Reuters last month the company will have to absorb the price increase and cut costs elsewhere.
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We saw elevated churn in this quarter from the price increase as well as its ongoing need to invest in content.
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The price increase comes on the heels of another $5 hike imposed on the streaming platform less than a year ago.
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Second, it's all but impossible to show a consumer price increase when major internet services like Google and Facebook are free.
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The new plan undoes some of the changes that MoviePass announced last week, including the $14.95 price increase and surge pricing.
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But for those who only use the apps, this amounts to more than a 100 percent price increase for the software.
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It has since said it would keep higher-volume stores open, while announcing a 3 percent price increase on some models.
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Last month's price increase was the fastest since last January and is the 60th consecutive month of year-over-year gains.
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The richest in Egypt will not feel the price increase, and those who are unable to pay become beneficiaries of charity.
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In the case of a price increase, though, they'll still get the item you picked out without having to pay extra.
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Correction (November 18th 2019): On petrol purchases over 60 litres the price increase was 300%, not 200% as we originally wrote.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) are pressing a drug company to explain a sharp price increase to its drug to treat leukemia.
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America's new pharmaceutical villain is defending herself and her company from scrutiny over a sharp price increase on the lifesaving EpiPen.
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It is not merely those with an EpiPen prescription that are bearing this price increase; it is taxpayers across the country.
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Acthar's first dramatic price increase came after Questcor purchased the rights to Acthar in 393, with the new price at $748.
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Even among those 10 million, the vast majority receives government subsidies that will largely or partly cancel out the price increase.
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Tymoshenko's party said in a statement the verdict showed the gas price increase, which was introduced in May 2016, was unjustified.
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The company said it had also started rolling out an average 21-percent price increase on Pampers diapers in North America.
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The company has been asked to send representatives to Capitol Hill to explain the price increase to the House Oversight Committee.
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The price increase is enough that the company's customers, including restaurant chains, are looking at signing contracts with Sartori's European competitors.
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When Iran's citizens staged demonstrations across the country over a gasoline price increase, security forces used firearms to quell the uprisings.
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It's a virtuous cycle that has seen Amazon's stock price increase around 5.5 times from this same point five years ago.
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The streaming service sent emails this week to US subscribers about a price increase that starts in their next billing cycle.
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That model claims that the merger will lead to a net price increase of $400 million a year for television subscribers.
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There was consensus among the firms "to seek price increase of 12% and settle at 6%" with tractor and automotive manufacturers.
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" Most importantly, he concluded that "a 10% price increase would cut the death rate [from alcohol-caused diseases by] 9-25%.
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He said the money from the price increase would go toward research on new drugs, and Turing is doing some such research.
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There is not a price increase from the previous model, but you do get a better printing experience and a slimmer design.
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Veteran value investor Bill Nygren is betting on Netflix — and he does not think its new price increase will impact subscriber growth.
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If Apple were to put through a price increase on any of these services, I'd feel compelled to keep paying for it.
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Ether – the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization – has seen its price increase around 55 percent from December 28 to January 5.
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The financial news outlet was able to confirm the price increase through the drug price databases of Elsevier and Truven Health Analytics.
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Just days ago, in a move likely made to offset its increasing content costs, Netflix announced it largest subscription price increase ever.
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The tax amounted to a roughly 10 percent price increase on soft drinks, half of what health advocates had been calling for.
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The price increase for that 19 horsepower gain was a staggering $83,193, bringing the total entrance price for the S65 to $232,500.
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And we have some good news: we've delayed the price increase to give you more time to see the Crunchies in person.
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Tymoshenko's party said in a statement that the verdict showed the gas price increase, which was introduced in May 2016, was unjustified.
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A GM spokeswoman said no decision has yet been made on a possible price increase for the Envision in the U.S. market.
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Old Netflix subscribers face a $2-per-month price rise this year after the grace period from 2014's price increase ends.
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While Chipotle will eventually recoup some of its costs through a price increase, Hartung said this would not happen until probably 2017.
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The price increase came as the number of listings rose 2000 percent, with an additional 211,2200 listings compared with a year ago.
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Shortly after Daraprim's price increase was made public, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton unveiled a prescription drug plan to drive prices down.
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"However, we think the price increase will be rolled out gradually to minimize disruption," JPMorgan said in its research note on Thursday.
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The company released a report with its price increase history in response to widespread outcry over high U.S. prices for prescription drugs.
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"From the point of view the (council's) long-term policy, the current scale of price increase may turn out temporary," he said.
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But it's possible that less than half of that price increase will be passed on to shoppers, according to a recent analysis.
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"Consumers are tolerant as long as something's improving," Netflix CEO Reed Hastings, on a post-earnings webcast, said of the price increase.
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In the capital city of Wellington, the same data set revealed a 10.6 percent median price increase to $531,000 New Zealand dollars.
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The April price increase was stronger than expected, brokerage Handelsbanken said, adding that it clearly exceeded projections made by the central bank.
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While not exorbitant, the price increase is part of the biggest price jump on stamps in the United States Postal Service history.
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"Given the price increase in the hours leading up the announcement, we will be conducting an investigation into this matter," Armstrong said.
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In addition, the company announced a 20% price increase in its annual Amazon Prime fee, from $99 to $119, beginning May 11.
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Amazon announced a 20% price increase in its annual Amazon Prime fee, from $99 to $119, beginning May 11 for new customers.
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"Given the price increase in the hours leading up the announcement, we will be conducting an investigation into this matter," Armstrong wrote.
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"We know the price increase for EpiPens is hitting individual consumers and Medicare and Medicaid," Grassley, a Republican, said in a statement.
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Despite the predicted price increase, CAP stopped short of asking the U.S. Justice Department outright to sue to stop the proposed deal.
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That breaks down to a price increase of approximately 2 to 3 percent yearly, which pales in comparison to increases industry-wide.
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YouTube TV must be feeling a crunch from its recent price increase that raised the streaming TV service's monthly subscription to $50.
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The top 40 percent of the market, on the other hand, experienced a price increase of less than 6 percent, to $977,450.
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What they're saying: The proposal says the asylum application fee and price increase aim to mitigate fee hikes of other immigration benefits.
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Better yet, Cramer expected no resistance "whatsoever" to the price increase thanks to the quality and value that Amazon's Prime service provides.
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"Price increase announcement," one read, explaining that the September wave of tariffs would push up costs of several brands by 6 percent.
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"The industry is not ready," said Kurt Barrow, an IHS Markit consultancy vice president, who forecasts a "sizeable" price increase for diesel.
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The price increase Netflix announced ahead of earnings — the biggest in its history — could lead to subscriber losses and hit the bottom line.
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The government rushed to calm the market, announcing the auction of several oil refineries and a price increase only slightly lower than planned.
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One flight in particular was passed around with a shocking price increase from $547.50 to more than $3,000 to fly out of Miami.
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Honor updated its Honor Band wearable today, and this year's iteration — the A2 — is a pretty significant upgrade with basically no price increase.
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Netflix is raising fees for U.S. subscribers in its biggest price increase since the company first launched its streaming service 103 years ago.
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That seems like a fair argument to me, though a 20 percent price increase may be hard to swallow for some small businesses.
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Another source said the company's weak first-quarter results following a price increase, had concerned some investors on its growth prospects and valuations.
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"For finished products there would be an additional impact of 22018 percent that, undoubtedly, would be reflected in a price increase," Chavez said.
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Slowing subscription rates in the US follow Netflix's price increase last year and the release of competing streaming services such as Disney Plus.
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This year's iPad Pro is priced at $799 for the 11-inch model, a $150 price increase from the previous 10.5-inch version.
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The USDA predicts food prices may increase up to 2% throughout 2017 — though this is still below the 2.5% average annual price increase.
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In May, Las Vegas saw a 6.4% annual price increase, followed by Phoenix with a 5.7% increase, and Tampa with a 5.1% increase.
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Shkreli revelled in trolling people on social media, and in insolently responding to questions from members of Congress outraged by his price increase.
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The start-up of the second train at Novatek's Arctic Russian operations in Yamal is expected to cap spot price increase, traders added.
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Business Insider reports that a T-Mobile spokesperson commented that the price increase is simply due to the end of a promotional period.
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MOODY'S SAYS ESTIMATE THAT U.S. TARIFFS WILL RESULT IN ONETIME PRICE INCREASE OF AROUND 20 BPS FOR AVERAGE URBAN CONSUMER BASKET OF GOODS
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In the EIA's worst case scenario, in which temperatures are 10 percent above NOAA's forecast, the average price increase could jump above $550.
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"I'm excited about Ethereum, I'm excited about the community," Silbert said, but he acknowledged that he is concerned about the dramatic price increase.
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Members of Congress have expressed concern over the price increase for the EpiPen, a lifesaving injection for people suffering from severe allergic reactions.
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Some economists, including Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz, had previously suggested that non-Canadian buyers might be contributing to the price increase.
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The average net price increase for branded drugs was just 2.8 percent in 2015, according to IMS, versus 12.4 percent using wholesale prices.
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That compares with the average price increase of 8.3 percent among all the 70 major cities surveyed by the National Bureau of Statistics.
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"We could also consider passing on these costs through a modest price increase, such as about a nickel on a burrito," Hartung said.
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I don't believe the consumer is willing to continually absorb the price increase that we have to absorb as restaurant owners selling lobster.
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But while the price hike seems steep, the program has a lot of goodies added since the last price increase in March 2014.
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Despite the oil price increase, the petroleum trade deficit was the smallest since February 1999 as the country depends less on foreign oil.
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Customers were outraged; for many, the move meant a 60 percent price increase if they kept both the DVD and the streaming service.
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In a widely cited Robert Wood Johnson Foundation study, when hospitals merge in already uncompetitive markets the price increase often exceeds 20 percent.
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According to Oxford Economics' Global Economic Model, a 220006-percent oil price increase leads GDP to fall by about 2202 percent in China.
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But it seems likely they will show a reduction in short positions and/or increase in longs coinciding with the sharp price increase. .
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Around 3.5 million customers, on its dual fuel standard variable tariff, will be hit with a 3.8 percent price increase from Oct. 1.
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Its focus is on limited importation of drugs that have a dramatic price increase, and that are not protected by patents or exclusivities.
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"Given the price increase in the hours leading up to the announcement, we will be conducting an investigation into this matter," Armstrong wrote.
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Most soft drink tax work suggests meaningful behaviour change around a 20 percent price increase, so our tax rate is consistent with this.
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Still, the price increase — which is greater than state forecasters predicted earlier this year — is providing the state with a needed revenue boost.
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NEW THIS YEAR Customers this season have the option to spread out their payments until September if they buy before the price increase.
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The untethered price increase has, to a degree, proved their point, suggesting that this is an investment tied to few real-world fundamentals.
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The company had seen its stock price increase markedly over the past year as investors bet on the growth of China's internet sector.
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By the numbers: The projected price increase is driven exclusively by brand-name drugs; spending on generics is projected to decrease by .02%.
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In June, Phoenix saw a 20183% annual price increase, followed by Las Vegas with a 5.5% increase and Tampa with a 4.7% increase.
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Pena Nieto said last week that the price increase was a "responsible" measure taken by the government in line with international oil prices.
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The $57 billion company led by Reed Hastings added 7.1 million new customers after many initially blanched at a price increase last year.
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But the price increase in the anti-psychosis category alone accounted for 8.5 percent of Lannett's total net sales in the December quarter.
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He said the number of items Prime members can get within two days had grown fivefold since the last price increase four years ago.
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The 20 percent price increase comes soon after the appointment of Thomas Kurian, a former Oracle executive, as the head of Google's Cloud division.
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"This price increase will likely be a revenue growth catalyst for the company," RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney wrote in a client note.
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Here we find the most striking portion of the Senate report (emphasis mine): In conjunction with the price increase, Kaleo launched its newbusiness plan.
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In December and January, a run on petrol amid rumours of a price increase created queues lasting hours at filling stations around the country.
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For the year, they're up more than 17%, which puts futures on track for the steepest annual price increase since 2010, according to Refinitiv.
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The firm asked 1,500 U.S. Netflix subscribers about the potential impact of the $2 price increase announced in 2014, which hits customers this year.
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That total of 19853 percent exceeds the total price increase of 2.8 percent for similar companies that report at the end of earnings season.
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However, at that point, NFLX's US penetration rate was 46% compared to 60% today and the price increase was $1 vs $2 this year.
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The producer price increase will be good news for profits and for Beijing as the government struggles to reduce a mountain of corporate debt.
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The price increase means it may cost up to 25 percent more, or an extra $4,000, to refill it in coming weeks, he said.
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The meal item with the biggest percentage price increase this year was a dozen rolls, which averaged $2.46, or up 9.3 percent from 2015.
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Netflix's price increase of $1 to $2 was announced at the start of the year and went into effect over the next few months.
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The U.S. hedge fund, which data showed had bought shares as recently as last month, had been gunning for a price increase by KKR.
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They didn't bother to do the math to see that the percentage of our price increase was actually higher than the wage increase percentage.
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"The price increase is significant, but does not justify the instigation of market abuse proceedings," cartel office president Andreas Mundt said in a statement.
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That total of 6 percent exceeds the total price increase of 2.8 percent for similar companies that report at the end of earnings season.
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Apple likely knows that a price increase wouldn't go over too well with consumers and would probably rather absorb the cost, J.P. Morgan predicted.
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The average fee paid to process bitcoin transactions has soared over the past year, outpacing even the staggering price increase of the cryptocurrency itself.
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Meanwhile, the beverages introduced after the price increase introduce a "confound" into the experiment: an element that disrupts and adds confusion to the results.
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"It used to be the drug companies only took one price increase a year," said Dr. Steve Miller, chief medical officer at Express Scripts.
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While it's difficult for companies to predict the impact of a price increase, it's generally known that "people don't like price increases," he said.
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Spotify is set to test a price increase for its family plan, upping the cost by around 13% in some Scandinavian markets, Bloomberg reports.
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Yet, most stock investors are more comfortable buying stocks after a price increase instead, fearing that they will miss out on even greater gains.
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Mr. Grassley demanded an explanation for the 400 percent price increase — to as much as $600 — since the company acquired the product in 2007.
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This price increase comes just after Disney's new streaming service Disney+, which does not include live television, kicked off the streaming wars this week.
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If they are, they could result in a price increase of 67 cents on a two-liter bottle, or $1.44 for a 12-pack.
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The forecast includes a "modest impact" from the beginning of a price increase for its monthly movie and TV subscription service, the company said.
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The main reason for the price increase was severely reduced output due to El Nino-related dry weather conditions, in addition to robust demand.
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The idea is that by making the silver plans more expensive, the other plans on the exchange will be cushioned from the price increase.
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"The latest price increase may slow domestic subscriber growth dramatically this year," Michael Pachter, an analyst with Wedbush, wrote in an investor note Tuesday.
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Einhorn cited a nearly 400 percent price increase on masks in the past week, and the proliferation of fraud and counterfeit in the market.
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The Ether he holds has made him a millionaire many times over, but he has generally avoided commenting on the price increase in Ether.
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Americans burn so much gasoline that even a pass-along price increase that small would raise billions of dollars a year in the Northeast.
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"I wouldn't be surprised to see some market participants ... saying the price increase that we've had has been enough," Commerzbank strategist Eugen Weinberg said.
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Arnold said this is the last phase of Chipotle's planned price increase and is a response to rising inflation in food and labor costs.
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Traders spoke of a long-term price increase as markets absorb the proof that global supply can hit so hard in a single strike.
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Though Mexico's opposition parties are now condemning the price increase, most of them voted for it as part of the budget approved in October.
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Pfizer (PFE) was hit with a record $107 million fine by British officials for an epilepsy drug price increase of as much as 2,600 percent.
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"We saw, two years ago, a dramatic price increase for our premiums," Bak says, adding that the hike was over 30 percent in one year.
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"After a long discussion, we decided to revise the prices after evaluating the global oil price increase," Cabinet Spokesman Rajitha Senaratne told reporters in Colombo.
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Mayor Karla Rubilar said eight people died Sunday, the most deadly day in a week of demonstrations over a proposed public transport ticket price increase.
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By the numbers: A 2-pen box of Humira in the U.S. now retails for almost $5,200, following AbbVie's 6.2% price increase on the medicine.
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"There's a real question here on the price value relationship for the consumer and particularly for the price increase they blame this on," Peck said.
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That piece, in turn, drew fire from other pundits who countered that the price increase would be a boon to farmers who grew the crop.
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We're expecting metropolitan markets in the West will see a price increase of 5.8% and sales increase of 4.7%, much higher than the U.S. overall.
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Shkreli reveled in the widespread scorn he received on the heels of the price increase, and delighted lashing out at his many critics on Twitter.
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"The price increase is linked to a reduced hydrological balance due to dry and warm weather...," the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) said.
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Overall, because of that price increase, I'm slightly less enthusiastic about the 2019 MateBook X Pro compared to systems like the new Dell XPS 30003.
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Apple — with a 35% overall share price increase so far in 2017 — is also responsible for about 350 of the Dow's approximately 2000-point rise.
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According to AP, the price increase is a way for Netflix to offset its ambitious content production, which cost close to $8 billion in 2018.
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He noted that the price increase from $9.95 to $14.95 puts the price point just $5 lower than the $19.95 subscription service offered by AMC.
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"And they may actually be able to do it because — you remember — they put through a price increase," the host of CNBC's "Mad Money" said.
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Netflix has announced that it will raise prices this year, and the Netflix skeptics believe the price increase will cause subscribers to cancel in droves.
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Another price increase is in the works, according to Ms. Sollar, who said new prices have been submitted to the attorney general's office for approval.
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Several members of Congress have demanded that the company answer questions about the price increase, but this is the first congressional hearing on the issue.
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That's a $803 price increase compared to the standard AirPods, which cost $69 to replace out of warranty if they're not covered by Apple Care+.
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Centrica's price increase also comes despite steep losses in customer accounts as many switch to rivals and new market entrants who often offer cheaper tariffs.
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The price increase was mainly driven by higher energy costs while food inflation slowed compared to the previous month, a breakdown of the figures showed.
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As cities across Iran were convulsed in the days after the gas-price increase, some 300 to 450 people are believed to have been killed.
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The gas price increase, which was announced as most Iranians had gone to bed, came as Iran is struggling to fill a yawning budget gap.
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The intense competition makes OPEC's new plan less meaningful — part of the piece of the industry dynamics that means the price increase could prove temporary.
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With the price increase, Sling is still cheaper than YouTube TV and Hulu with Live TV, two services that also got price hikes in 2019.
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Because Amazon had orders to fulfill, and to keep those popular products in-stock, it had to accept the price increase requests, these vendors said.
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" -- A pharmaceutical executive defended his company's recent 400% drug price increase, saying it had a "moral requirement ... to sell the product at the highest price.
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The widening gap between the dollar and the bond note made gas subsidies increasingly expensive for the government — resulting in the recent gas price increase.
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I didn't think Vancouver condos could get a massive price increase right now, but here we are - up to $150,000 more than the month before.
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The justification report will require manufacturers to accurately and truthfully provide an explanation for the price increase; the manufacturing, research and development costs for the drug; net profits attributable to the drug; marketing and advertising spending on the drug; expenditures on patents and licensing for the drug; executive compensation during the period of the price increase; and other information that the secretary decides is necessary through rulemaking.
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The price increase, combined with an aggressive sales push in rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis and other areas, has pushed the drug's annual sales over $1 billion.
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Pfizer (PFE) – Pfizer was hit with a record $107 million fine by British officials for an epilepsy drug price increase of as much as 2,600 percent.
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Amid the furor some drugmakers, including Allergan Plc and AbbVie Inc, have voluntarily pledged one annual price increase of under 10 percent on branded prescription medicines.
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"Regarding future price increases, while we wouldn't expect another domestic price increase in the next two years, it appears Netflix has runway to push pricing higher."
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A study in the journal Tobacco Control estimated a 23 percent price increase in e-cigarettes would reduce sales by between 214 percent to 225 percent.
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To help make sure we continue to provide the best service for all of our customers, a small price increase is being made at this time.
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Netflix felt the effects of the price increase even without the competition, missing on its second-quarter subscriber forecast and seeing shares fall 10% last month.
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As Croft pointed out, some Saudi commentators denounced the petrol price increase on Twitter, and there were long lines at gas stations ahead of the hike.
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If OPEC members decide to extend current levels through to the year-end, they will probably be held responsible for the price increase likely to follow.
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Other countries, such as France, are also getting a price increase — for France, it's the same prices with $1 = €1, which is not accurate at all.
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The dramatic price increase shows that some are speculating on ether, and a recent New York Times report called Ethereum a "rival virtual currency" to bitcoin.
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They said Mr. Falih might conclude that prolonged low prices would cause a collapse in exploration investments that could set off a sudden, uncontrollable price increase.
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"Our missed forecast was across all regions, but slightly more so in regions with price increase," the company said, in a letter to shareholders on Wednesday.
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The digital agency sources attributed the mobile ad price increase to Facebook's efforts to moderate ad load, or prevent the platform from becoming oversaturated with ads.
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Burgers were reported to have increased in price by as much as 88 percent, in an industry where even a five percent price increase is risky.
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The company said it missed its guidance because there was more membership churn following the last phase of a price increase Netflix announced two years ago.
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U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said on Tuesday he was "deeply disturbed" when he heard about Mylan's price increase of its anti-allergic reaction device EpiPen.
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"The price increase was strategic to attract buyers looking at a wider price range," VP of client services at Concierge Auctions Katie McMains told Mansion Global.
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"The upside is that the price increase will help producers to recoup losses as they are still servicing debt incurred during the last drought," said Makube.
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Mr. Tilles said that although Turing had not spent money to develop Daraprim, it was using the profits from the price increase to develop new drugs.
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The country's Food Minister attributed the price increase to unscrupulous traders and said that stern measures would be taken against those found to be manipulating prices.
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By the numbers: Here are the drugs (and manufacturers) highlighted in ICER's report, along with the increase in net spending attributable to each drug's price increase.
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A number of would-be jurors mentioned the Daraprim price increase when they were considered and then excused from serving on the jury for his trial.
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For example, Molina Healthcare of Ohio wants to add a 21.4 percent average price increase on top of its existing request of a 24 percent increase.
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For example, Molina Healthcare of Ohio wants to add a 21.4 percent average price increase on top of its existing request for a 24 percent increase.
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Altogether, from 180 to 450 people, and possibly more, were killed in four days of intense violence after the gasoline price increase was announced on Nov.
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The Government Accountability Office reported over the summer that about one-fifth of generic drugs had at least one 100 percent price increase over five years.
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In fact, tether's built-in lack of volatility against the dollar is likely the reason for its small price increase during the broad cryptocurrency sell-off.
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He warned however that a rapid price increase could trigger a backlash in the form of lower demand, and thus depress prices in the longer run.
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Instead, AT&T has seen a slew of DirecTV Now defections after it ended promotional pricing and announced a $10-per-month price increase in March.
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This would be the first price increase in seven and a half years, Meredith Kopit Levien, the company's executive vice president and chief operating officer, said.
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That's why at the end of the day, all Trump really did was publicly shame a company into holding off another price increase for a while.
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"First of all, when the government slaps a 25 percent tax on imported steel — basically a federally-mandated price increase — that's going to reduce demand," he said.
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According to The Wealth Report, an annual publication by the Knight Frank real estate firm, Shanghai experienced the biggest annual price increase for prime residential real estate.
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Company executives also said they were close to finalizing an agreement with Brazil's auto industry for a 25 percent price increase for the steel used for carmaking.
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He will have to rely on leftover stock from last year to help make up for the remaining difference - and absorb some of the price increase himself.
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That's up from a March forecast for a 4.8 percent price increase in 2017, but the 2018 forecast was trimmed from a previous 5 percent expected increase.
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One-day tickets to any of the other Walt Disney World parks including Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and the Animal Kingdom, have also seen a price increase.
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They promised to "stop outrageous prescription drug price increases" and aim to force drug manufacturers to publicly release hard data and information justifying any significant price increase.
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Xining, the capital of Qinghai province in central China by the Tibetan Plateau, was the top performer last month with a monthly price increase of 2.3 percent.
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They'll also be looking at Netflix's US forecast to see what impact, if any, the May price increase from $7.99 to $9.99 might have on future earnings.
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Sales of Merck's Gardasil vaccine to prevent cancers associated with the human papillomavirus jumped 211.76% to $210.96 million, helped by both demand and a U.S. price increase.
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A government monthly index shows home prices rose 1.41 percent in December compared to November, extending a marathon trend of price increase that began in April 2016.
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This latest price increase follows Vue's recent addition of beIN Sports last week and a hefty set of June renegotiations with NBCU, Turner, AMC and Discovery/Scripps.
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She is bracing for a letter from her insurer, due this month, that will notify her of any price increase and changes to her coverage for 2017.
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At a hearing about the price increase of the EpiPen, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee asked Mylan for the contracts between the drugmaker and PBMs.
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Grumbling over the new taxes and fuel price increase prompted the hurried rollout of an extra $13 billion or more in handouts, particularly for students and soldiers.
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Apple may not be able to get away with such a large price increase when it releases its new phones at the end of this fiscal year.
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But the latest price increase occurred after the most important backers of the Bitcoin network agreed on a long-disputed update to the network's software and rules.
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The Vizio does provide more dimming zones, a higher refresh rate, and slightly wider color gamut coverage, though, which could justify the price increase for many buyers.
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As Americans brace for a price increase in anything made from of steel and aluminum, Chinese consumers were preparing to shell out more for fruit and nuts.
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While a 200 percent price increase would appear to represent a major rise in cost, it could be an insignificant amount relative to the brand-name alternatives.
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The pace of price increase was widely expected to gather pace after October as the base effect of high prices from last year started to fade away.
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Background: The gas price increase came as Iran struggles to fill a budget gap, created in large part by tight American restrictions on the country's oil exports.
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This tracks with what I've heard from integrators, who intend to just pass the price increase along to customers who are generally getting enormous total bills anyway.
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An article on Saturday about Iran's sudden increase in gasoline prices referred incorrectly to the price increase that Iran imposed for purchases over the monthly ration limit.
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The administration has rejected calls to rescind the price increase, and the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party traded accusations with opposition groups about responsibility for fomenting the disorder.
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The price increase enraged consumers and put the drugmaker at the center of the ongoing debate over the high cost of prescription medicines in the United States.
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Demand for physical gold has been weak as the price increase has driven buying of paper futures rather than the metal itself, said a Shanghai-based trader.
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Yet, somehow this nonexistent word dominated everything on the call, namely that subscribers who were grandfathered into Netflix did not renew their subscriptions ahead of a price increase.
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The rising costs of jet fuel remains a headwind in 2017, with WestJet expecting a price increase in the first quarter of approximately 36 percent to 40 percent.
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The Air has also seen a price increase, though Apple was able to rein things in a bit more here, in terms of both overall and relative price.
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Usually, a $1 or $2 price increase wouldn't be a big deal, but this is the first time Google has raised the price of its G Suite subscriptions.
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But internal company documents later showed that he and Turing were relishing the profits that the price increase would bring, which were estimated to be $375 million annually.
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The largest price increase came from Pfizer's Viagra, which surged by 190% over the six-year time period to $370 from $127 per prescription, according to the study.
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According to Kantar's Sunnebo, the flagship phones from the world's top three smartphone companies — Apple, Samsung and Huawei — saw an average price increase of 52% in three years.
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While the details are pretty technical, just know that one possible cause of the price increase is excitement about new Core technologies that will soon be rolled out.
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Since miners will soon essentially see their profits cut in half, this price increase could just be the Bitcoin economy's natural (and designed) reaction to compensating for that.
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It announced the price increase but did not mention its countervailing policies, such as compensation for the poor and working class, and spending the savings on social services.
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All of that, one assumes, would also come with a price increase for the handset, which has been pushing the $1,000 mark for a couple of years now.
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At a base price of $7.99 per month (the study was performed before Netflix's January 2019 price increase), freeloading users could save $207.74 over a 26-month period.
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The law imposed fines of up to $10,000 for violations and allowed Frosh to require a manufacturer or distributor to show its records and justify a price increase.
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Earlier today, AT&T announced a $5 price increase to its DirecTV Now service, following similar price hikes from Sling and YouTube TV over the past few months.
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When its leadership decided to modify its plan and walk back its price increase, the company may have negated any cancellations as a way to retain its subscribers.
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The insurer said that most of that price increase reflected the failure of Trump and congressional Republicans to guarantee continued reimbursements to insurers for the cost-sharing reductions.
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The nature of mine supply is still simply too sticky to give prices a material push and any price increase would likely come with a quick supply response.
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"Buoyant domestic demand is boosting, and, from the second half of the year, weakening external activity is likely to restrain the pace of price increase," the bank said.
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Shkreli resigned as Turing's CEO on the heels of his arrest in mid-December on federal criminal charges — which had nothing to do with the Daraprim price increase.
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We got a 1.26 percent price increase in the beginning of the year and that simply can't mitigate the cost input that we are seeing in the factories.
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Instead it would mean a reduction in infrastructure investments and a price increase for public power customers – such as small business owners and low- and fixed-income households.
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"Clearly Unilever won't be the only company wanting to pass on a 10 percent or similar price increase due to the fall in the pound," Rabobank's Foley added.
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In Mylan's case, it took a 31-percent price increase on EpiPen in 2015, while selling 7 percent more pens that year, according to Evercore ISI's Umer Raffat.
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We selected Airbnbs that were rated 4.9 or higher, available on weekends October through December (many include Thanksgiving for a small price increase), nicely styled, and centrally located.
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Phil Page, chairman and CEO of Cap America, said he doesn't expect to know how his price increase will affect demand until the end of the first quarter.
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The price increase figure has now been hovering at around the 0.6 level for more than half a year, the agency known by its Dutch acronym CBS said.
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It would ride the price increase to record profits and eventually a mega deal, getting bought out by Mallinckrodt for $5.6 billion in cash and stock in 2014.
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SAO PAULO, June 26 (Reuters) - Brazil´s pulp company Fibria Celulose SA on Monday announced a price increase for North American and European customers starting on July 1.
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Three-month implied volatility, bid at five-year lows around 21999 vols in April, has spiked four vols this month to over 22 vols — a 27% price increase.
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Governor Kuroda said Thursday the price increase was "abnormal" and bitcoin is "being traded for investment or speculative purposes," not functioning as a means of payment or settlement.
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Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is investigating a price increase in bitcoin offshoot bitcoin cash that happened hours before it said it would launch support for the new digital currency.
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Although Shkreli's company wasn't the first to order such a price increase, his did so in the late summer of 2015, as the Presidential race was warming up.
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BRF said higher domestic costs due to a weaker local currency and the decision to postpone a price increase until 2016 had kept margins in Brazil under pressure.
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Before you jump into your Labor Day Weekend festivities, take a few minutes to shop for new Brooklinen sheets and checkout now before the price increase takes effect.
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Mr. Shkreli, 34, is best known for initiating a steep price increase on a lifesaving drug, and for his social-media antics that have drawn him enemies aplenty.
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Even though bacon is a favorite food, there's still only so much of a price increase consumers may be willing to take before they cut down on it.
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"The tariffs on the metals, it's one of many factors [that] cost us to go out in the middle of the year and announce price increase," he said.
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BRF said higher domestic costs due to the weaker Brazilian currency and the decision to postpone a price increase until 2016 had kept margins in Brazil under pressure.
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The crackdown was focused on four days of intense violence set off by a gasoline price increase of at least 216 percent that was announced on Nov. 251.
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While the enhancements are certainly worth the price increase, Chromebook ownership means making certain concessions that might not sit as well when you're dropping nearly $500 for them.
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"We are finding that our suppliers are holding large stocks currently, waiting for a farmgate price increase," said the commercial director of an international export company in Abidjan.
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The High Court has ordered a six-month stay on the second phase of the gas price increase from June, following a petition by a consumer rights group.
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Rather than pass on the full price increase to consumers, the company is trying to reduce costs and raise productivity, even if that means cutting some jobs, he said.
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On Verizon, adding a smartwatch to your plan usually costs $5 a month, not $10, so it's unclear why there is a price increase for the new Apple Watch.
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One reason for the price increase could be due to an undersupply of NAND flash memory chips, coupled with a surge in orders for the new higher capacity iPhones.
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In response to the upset over the price increase, Mylan announced Monday that it would introduce the "first generic" EpiPen auto-injector, priced at $300 for a two-pack.
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Dropbox's new features are rolling out in the coming weeks, and the price increase for Dropbox Plus will take effect at the start of a subscriber's next billing cycle.
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A spokesperson said that the company will be raising list prices on 14% of the drugs it sells in the U.S., with an average list price increase of 4.7%.
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The government has cracked down on illegal water use, announced a slight price increase and plans to ramp up waste water treatment for use in agriculture as budgets permit.
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" Daniel Raymond, policy director of the Harm Reduction Coalition, said that the price increase of naloxone in recent years "poses a dilemma, because we're seeing more demand for naloxone.
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For the amount of content that consumers can get on Netflix, the host said he thought a price increase would not have a negative impact on the subscriber base.
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"We think some members perceived the news as an impending new price increase rather than the completion of two years of grandfathering," the company said in July's earnings statement.
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And so we believe that there's a momentum, there's a consumer interest, there's a connection to our brands that they will accept a small price increase in our product.
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If you're paying by the month—perhaps because you wouldn't or couldn't pay the $100 annual fee—the $11 to $803 bump amounts to an 18 percent price increase.
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If they do, it "could result in a price increase of 67 cents on a two-liter bottle, or $1.44 for a 12-pack," The New York Times reports.
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A 6900-cent price increase for the the United States Postal Service's (USPS) "forever" stamp goes into effect Sunday, marking the largest price hike for the stamp since 2628.
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Mr. Hagiwara said sales jumped by about 10 percent in the first month or so after the price increase in March, though they have since begun to fall back.
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The company also announced plans to test a price increase for digital subscribers in the early part of the year, the first increase in seven and a half years.
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Many distributors and manufacturers have already notified pet-industry retailers of a 2628 percent price increase across the board, corresponding with the current 28503 percent tariff on imported goods.
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While this alone is unlikely to add to a significant price increase, a new report says the next iPhone could cost more than $1000 due to the hardware upgrades.
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The company — notorious for the sharp price increase of a lifesaving drug by its disgraced former executive, Martin Shkreli — faces a sexual harassment lawsuit by one of its founders.
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Any price increase will likely be incremental and the company could still decide to walk away, the person added, asking not to be named because the matter is confidential.
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During the 1970s oil shock, the Fed did not consider inflation expectations to be anchored, so the expectation was that actual inflation would rise with the oil-price increase.
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In 2017, the cheapest walk-up ticket on Arc day was €8, while this year it is €15, and the price increase continues from there for more premium seating.
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"If we give up some of the exchange margin we've been enjoying, we may hold it at 10 percent for the consumer," Mr. Bowler said of the price increase.
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The public and politicians vilified him for the price increase, and Mr. Shkreli responded by buying another drug and saying he would raise the price on that one, too.
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Inside Iran: The Iranian government, which has faced protests in Iraq and Lebanon over its outsized influence, is now being challenged from within over a price increase for gasoline.
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By law, Congress in 2006 capped the average price increase for each captive class of mail at the rate of inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
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"The expectation is for some kind of gasoline price increase, which will benefit ethanol," he told Reuters on the sidelines of the Novacana Ethanol Conference 2019 in Sao Paulo.
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"The expectation is for some kind of gasoline price increase, which will benefit ethanol," he told Reuters on the sidelines of the Novacana Ethanol Conference 2019 in Sao Paulo.
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While he claimed he planned to use the revenue from the price increase on his drug Daraprim to develop safer alternatives, there was no evidence his company ever tried.
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The final bill came to nearly $7,000 more than the August quote, due to delivery and installation charges, as well as a small price increase for the upholstered chairs.
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"This price increase has a double fold opportunity because these adjustments upward are coming at the exact same time as the actual commodity costs are falling," Cramer pointed out.
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The government has defended the price increase as necessary to end subsidies on fuels through a gradual, year-long price liberalization that will free up resources for social spending.
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Playing hardballThe price increase, however, is mostly offered to larger vendors, leaving smaller suppliers to foot the bill when it comes to tariffs, people familiar with the matter said.
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Tier-3 cities collectively posted a robust month-on-month price increase of 1.5 percent for new homes, the NBS said in a statement accompanying the data on Wednesday.
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The investigation arm also said Schaeffler and National Engineering Industries told the CCI that employees had participated in discussions with competitors "mainly to seek coordinated price increase of bearings".
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In the earnings conference call on Wednesday, Mr. Thompson said the company had plans to test a price increase for digital subscribers in the early part of the year.
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That price increase would hurt demand for cars, perhaps cutting US auto production by as much as 3 million vehicles a year, an 18% drop from current levels, Rosner estimates.
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The company had started notifying people of its latest price increase—a two buck bump from $12 to $14 in my case—and I just couldn't do it any more.
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Although a $2000 price increase doesn't seem like it would make much of a difference, it is a sign that the company is keeping a close eye on its finances.
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People run after cars were set on fire near the Best Western hotel during protests over a fuel price increase in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on Saturday, July 7, 2018.
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New York (CNN Business)WD-40's stock had its best day in more than six years Wednesday after it said customers stockpiled the product ahead of a price increase.
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"While high expectations, particularly in light of the price increase, could lead to volatility post results, we believe upward revisions to consensus estimates will ultimately drive further outperformance," Terry said.
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Even though the midyear price increase had only a partial impact in the quarter, the drag of higher input costs and tariffs was just $225 million more than price realization.
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A 20 percent border tax would lead to a 20 percent price increase for consumers, creating more strain on their wallets and threatening the jobs of 15 million retail employees.
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In the 11 months after the shortage began, the expected price increase for all drugs was 20 percent compared with nine percent in the absence of a shortage, researchers calculated.
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The Labor Party had pledged to limit the price increase of private health insurance premiums at 2% for two years, a move that would have weighed on the insurers' earnings.
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The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids says studies have shown that a 10 percent price increase generally lowers consumption between 3 percent and 5 percent, and slightly more among children.
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Therefore, while the guidance does highlight higher churn, the implicit increase in churn is actually lower vs 2016, normalized for the degree of price increase, penetration rates and absolute price.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil prices have risen above $60 per barrel which should accelerate shale drilling and production in the next few months, provided the price increase is sustained.
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"Netflix has successfully navigated the challenges of a price increase," retail research group Conlumino said in a note, adding that it had been "somewhat less successful" in maintaining subscriber growth.
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But Ferro argued that Venezuela is likely so adamant about avoiding default because it sees some chance that its economic fortunes could improve with a sudden price increase in oil.
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Patients deserve to know if the price increase of EpiPens, as well as other drugs, is due to supply issues or if they're due to deceptive business practices benefitting PBMs.
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Now, two pens list for upwards of $6900 — a 2628 percent price increase for the same injector to deliver the same $28503 dose of epinephrine it did 22019 years ago.
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If the changes go into effect shortly after the comment period closes, consumers could see a price increase on some products as soon as the holiday shopping season, French said.
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A study by Capital Economics shows price increase in what it classifies as 'luxuries' - clothing, alcohol and recreation - halved to 0.6 percent from 1.2 since the start of last year.
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They include AbbVie's Humira, the world's top-selling medicine that had a price increase at the start of the year, Johnson & Johnson's blockbuster cancer drug Imbruvica and several diabetes medications.
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Under these contracts, when Valeant raises the price of a drug, it receives a credit from its wholesalers reflecting the impact of that price increase on those wholesalers' current inventory.
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But Ms. Bresch moved quickly to reduce the out-of-pocket cost to patients after a public furor over the price increase, though the list price remains at about $600.
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The High Court meanwhile stayed the second phase of a gas price increase from June for six months after hearing a petition by the rights group, Consumer Association of Bangladesh.
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The fact that customers and investors did not seem to bat an eyelid at the recent price increase gives me some confidence that they are not maximizing profit per customer!
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Diabetes patients saw the cost of Humulin R U-28500 insulin jump from $6900 to $2628 per milliliter between 28503 and 22019 – a price increase of more than 350 percent.
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Why it matters: Last week Amazon announced it had more than 100 million Prime members globally, so the price increase could bring in around $2 billion in additional annual revenue.
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Continued declines in U.S. shale production also make a deal more likely by reducing the risk that shale producers will simply use any price increase to seize more market share.
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It also presumes that you have to take these surge-priced rides in the first place, rather than noting the price increase and just deciding on an alternative transportation method.
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Essentially, the old uptick rule only allowed investors to short a stock or a security on an uptick, which is defined by a price increase relative to its previous trade.
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This price increase has been driven to a large extent by foreign buyers seeking first and second homes that combine sea views with the benefits of living in the capital.
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The laws vary widely, including the timing of disclosures (before or after a price increase), the type of information (price amounts, justification for increases, etc.) and what thresholds trigger disclosure.
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In the first quarter of 2018 the net selling price increase was 0 percent due to the growing amount of rebates paid back to stakeholders in the biopharmaceutical supply chain.
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Much of the recent price increase is a result of world tensions — some related to Mr. Trump's policies — that have bolstered investor expectations that oil prices could rise even higher.
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The Xs will cost €2,499 ($2,700), a price increase on the original Mate X which cost a whopping €2,299 ($2,600) when it first premiered at Mobile World Congress in 2019.
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"If you look at volume around the world, it's a very balanced performance between price increase, mix development and volume," Laurence Debroux, chief financial officer of Heineken, told CNBC Monday.
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The price increase likely stems from Amazon's recent efforts to pull in more Prime subscribers, who pay $99 a year for instant video and free two-day shipping on many products.
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The majority of the 70 cities surveyed by the NBS still reported a monthly price increase for new homes, although the number dropped to 52 in August from 61 in July.
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Economists say inflation could slightly overshoot its target amid concerns an escalating trade war between the United States and China could lead to price increase for a range of consumer goods.
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The chocolate company's new products including Reese's Thins, new stand up packaging as well as its 2.5 percent U.S. price increase will accelerate organic sales growth next year, the analysts added.
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Mylan Chief Executive Heather Bresch was grilled by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform for the price increase and they were skeptical of her profit analysis of the product.
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David Maris of Wells Fargo, a bank, calculates that a 9.7% price increase imposed earlier this year by AbbVie on Humira could add $1.2bn to America's health-care costs in 2018.
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And lastly, the company has strongly suggested that a price increase is on the way and some channels might be getting cut in an effort to help DirecTV Now reach profitability.
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Chuck Grassley, a Republican, announced Monday that he had contacted the company Mylan seeking answers as to why there has been a steep price increase in the product in recent years.
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Any price increase caused by the standards — which the Obama EPA estimated could be around $875, which is not nothing — would be absorbed by people from higher income brackets, he says.
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Mylan's EpiPen, the anti-allergy device that has draw intense publicity this year because of its big price increase, did not make Medicaid's list of 20 biggest price hikes for 2015.
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"[S]hale production means there is a much larger amount of supply that can be called into action given a much smaller price increase than in the past," the report notes.
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"We note that Brazil's profitability in second half of 2019 should benefit from price increase, better product mix and cost of goods sold pressures easing off," analysts from Goldman Sachs wrote.
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Eli Lilly said the actual average price increase on Humalog, its injectable insulin used to treat diabetes, has been a modest 1 to 20143 percent annually over the last five years.
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That follows a similar price increase for Keytruda earlier in the year, according to data from Rx Savings Solutions, which collects pricing data to help its customers save money on drugs.
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Republicans laying groundwork for another ObamaCare repeal The latest push comes in the wake of a study that found that ObamaCare plans are facing an average price increase of 15 percent.
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"While high expectations, particularly in light of the price increase, could lead to volatility post [earnings] results, we believe upward revisions to consensus estimates will ultimately drive further outperformance," he wrote.
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Starting in 2020, NASA will pay an additional $400 million for cargo delivery to the International Space Station, mainly due to an astounding 85033 percent price increase from one supplier, SpaceX.
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"The market missed the imports but I think the price increase is temporary as opposed to a new uptrend," said Dominick Chirichella, senior partner at Energy Management Institute in New York.
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The government has filled the information vacuum by blaming foreign forces — including the U.S., Israel, France and Saudi Arabia — for supporting the violence that exploded following the price increase on Friday.
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More from National Review:Time for a big price increase on lifestyle liberalismAn anti-growth tax cutAn opportunity for pro-growth and pro-family tax reform The problem is an institutional one.
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With energy costs falling in August for a third month out of the past four, the overall price increase slowed leaving consumer prices rising a modest 1.7% over the past year.
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But even a small price increase could slow the industry's growth in states where solar already faces fierce competition from cheap natural gas, such as Florida, Georgia, South Carolina or Texas.
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The business is now worth around €2.2 billion ($2.4 billion) and since it went public on the Milan Stock Exchange in May 2016 has seen its share price increase by 156%.
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FEBRUARY 2004 Russian gas pipeline monopoly Gazprom stopped supplying gas to Belarus from January 2004, ceding the contracts to smaller Russian companies after Minsk refused to agree to a price increase.
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Deutsche Post declined to comment on the report and Germany's Federal Network Agency, the regulator which oversees price increases, said no decision has yet been taken over a possible price increase.
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The gasoline price increase would depend on how ambitious the states decide to be with their emissions cuts, which is one aspect of the plan that has not been fully decided.
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Those larger vendors typically sell more than $10 million a year to Amazon and have access to an Amazon vendor manager, who negotiates the price increase in person, these people said.
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Without tariff relief or the ability to pass on the 10-25% price increase they face, some small businesses say they will likely have to close within a year or so.
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In January, it increased its most popular HD streaming plan from $10.99 per month to $12.99 per month and said the price increase was partially to blame for its subscriber miss.
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The firm called Netflix its #2 large cap stock pick behind Facebook, saying the video stream service should benefit from stronger content, increased revenue, and putting a recent price increase behind it.
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Despite a slight price increase in April, Philo's live TV streaming service is still one of the more affordable options on the market because of its strategic decision to not stream sports.
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"For most Americans, a stock price increase is pretty immaterial to their well-being," said Wolff, who published a paper about wealth inequality in the National Bureau of Economic Research in 2017.
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In response, Filecoin announced that all investments made in the first hour will be averaged for fairness, with the standard price increase happening for all investments not made in the first hour.
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Catalyst Pharmaceuticals has told investors it expects to sell hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of the drug, and the company's application has raised fears among patients of a punishing price increase.
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The $600 price tag on EpiPens, $1,000-per-pill hepatitis C drug Sovaldi and the $750-per-pill price increase on the AIDS drug Daraprim have spurred outrage over pharmaceutical drug costs.
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The rainbow goes all the way throughout and it takes a lot of time and care to create... With that being said PRISM will have a slight price increase and cost $22.
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"As the cost of making them was going up, we unfortunately needed to build in a small price increase with the new cans to help cover some of these costs," he said.
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Three-month implied volatility, bid at five-year lows around 903 vols in April, has spiked almost 290 vols in the past 21999 days to around 22 vol — a 25% price increase.
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Saudi officials refused to cut output during 2014 and 19993 for fear that any price increase would simply throw a lifeline to U.S. shale firms and encourage them to raise their production.
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Bernie Sanders, sent a letter to Shkreli demanding an explanation for the price increase and when Shkreli donated to his campaign, Sanders took that donation and gave it to a health clinic.
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Hot on the heels of the outrageous 500 percent EpiPen price increase, Californians will be voting on a measure that hopes to limit how much state agencies can pay for prescription drugs.
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The largest U.S. airline said it would hike the price of a first checked bag by $19783 to $30 and the second bag to $40 in the first price increase since 2010.
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"An oil price increase is a hit to consumers in the form of higher gasoline prices, which means weaker spending on other items," said Gregory Daco, chief U.S. economist at Oxford Economics.
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More than 100 cities in the country erupted in protests last week, according to the report, in response to the 50 percent price increase on gasoline that was announced on Nov. 85033.
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"Refiners are not likely to reduce imports or trim down run rates despite the price increase," said Lee Dal-seok, senior research fellow at state-run think tank Korea Energy Economics Institute.
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KIEV (Reuters) - A Ukrainian court's decision to declare a 2016 gas price increase illegal will not affect the government's current cooperation with the International Monetary Fund, a government spokesman said on Monday.
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Over the weekend, Liverpool fans staged a walkout at the 77th minute of Saturday's match against Sunderland to protest the club's anticipated ticket price increase from £56 to, you guessed it, £77.
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Many customers, particularly those with lower incomes, will not be affected by the price increase; the subsidies that the law provides to help pay premiums will cover most or all of it.
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But the likelihood is that they will start modestly, leading to a price increase of below 10 cents a gallon, less than gas prices typically vary over the course of a year.
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A big oil price increase would have a much more modest impact on the United States economy than in the past, though it could hurt other countries like China and India more.
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In June, Las Vegas led the way with a 13 percent year-over-year price increase, followed by Seattle with a 12.8 percent rise and San Francisco with a 10.7 percent increase.
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The four firms, "through personal meetings of key persons, on two occasions shared the strategic information regarding their future efforts to seek price increase from" auto sector companies, the investigations arm said.
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The proposal said that by the 2030 model year, the average price increase of a new vehicle would be reduced by $1,850 and consumers would pay $490 less for financing, insurance and taxes.
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Subscribing to both Netflix and Hulu still costs the same for you If you're someone who currently pays for both services, Netflix's price increase and Hulu's price drop basically cancel each other out.
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At the same time, a price increase risks driving away U.S. subscribers at a time when Netflix may have largely tapped out the domestic market (its real growth opportunities seem to be overseas).
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You haven't seen any, or virtually any price increase, because what China does – it's basically their companies – they subsidize their companies because they want to keep people working, they want to stay competitive.
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Some near-term competitive noise from the Disney launch and potential for weak 2Q domestic sub guidance as NFLX rolls out its price increase to existing US subs could shake investor confidence briefly.
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In January, the ZCTU led nationwide protests against a 150% fuel price increase, triggering a violent crackdown by the army and police, which left at least 12 people dead, according to rights groups.
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In a statement issued to photography site PetaPixel, Adobe claims that the price increase is nothing more than the company just testing the waters to see how consumers would react to pricing adjustments.
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Tesla said the worldwide price hikes will apply to the more expensive variants of Model 3, Model S and Model X, and there will be no price increase to the $35,000 Model 3.
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The company just announced the price increase on its first quarter earnings call, attributing the spike to the service's rising costs, and noting that this was its first price hike since March 2014.
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Automotive margin was 23.1 percent GAAP, with Model S prices rising 3 percent sequentially thanks to a better option mix and a slight price increase on the Model S refresh back in April.
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Prices for its popular standard plan, which allows streaming on two devices at the same time, will rise to $12.99 per month from $10.99, the video streaming pioneer's first price increase since 2017.
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The price increase was announced last month alongside the addition of a bunch of new channels, including TBS, TNT, CNN, Adult Swim, Cartoon Network, truTV, Turner Classic Movies, NBA TV, and MLB Network.
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"When you look at the average price increase of a home across the country over the last 100 years, it's only about 3%," says Eric Roberge, CFP and founder of Beyond Your Hammock.
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The chain had forecast the price increase would result in a 25 percent drag on how much customers spent, as some gravitated to less expensive menu items, and on how often customers visited.
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It's exactly the same price as a basic Netflix subscription in the UK, after the company's recent price increase — and the very same price as the most basic rung of Amazon Prime Video.
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The straightforward solution would have been to raise the price of its water and other fees — but that would have meant an 11.6 percent price increase for the farmers who controlled the district.
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JPMorgan has come the furthest of the S&P bank stock index constituents with a price increase of 22018 percent since March 212.3, the last trading day before its Bear deal was announced.
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"The incremental $20 membership fee could result in an incremental $1.2 billion to $1.3 billion of revenue which should more than offset any rational USPS price increase," Deutsche Bank analyst Lloyd Walmsley said.
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" This behavior is more prevalent when there's a shortage in a drug made by fewer companies, she noted: "Given how many manufacturers of valsartan there are, Alembic did a pretty sharp price increase.
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AT&T is informing customers and confirmed to Mashable, that DirecTV Now will soon cost an extra $230 a month no matter the plan: Live a Little $35 to $40 a month Just Right $45 to $50 a month Go Big $60 to $65 a month Gotta Have It $153 to $75 a month New customers will see the price increase on July 26, 2018, while current customers will receive the price increase at different times, depending on their respective billing cycles.
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"Typically, our clients get a 30 to 80 percent price increase from how they used to do it," Moriarty said, even in the online auction website format B-Stock sets up for the retailers.
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Greenfield suspects Netflix is announcing a price increase two days before earnings because CEO Reed Hastings and other executives will want to discuss the motivation to charge more without distracting from the company's performance.
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The Netflix price increase for U.S. subscribers ranges between 13 percent and 18 percent, which Victory Anthony of Aegis Capital sees as a positive, a view generally shared by much of the investment community.
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Some of the price increases have been eye-catching: the Government Accountability Office found about one-fifth of the generic drugs it surveyed had at least one 100 percent price increase over five years.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, Martin Shkreli, former CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals, invoked the Fifth Amendment before a House committee investigating the company's fiftyfold price increase of a decades-old drug.
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The massive price increase of the medication, Daraprim, and Shkreli's brazen defense of it, made him a focus of growing anger among the public and elected officials about the rising price of prescription drugs.
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This price increase will help us bring our community more of their favorite shows, allowing us to create even more experiences for them to connect with each other and through shared passion for anime.
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Electrek reported the change Tuesday, noting that the price increase also applies to variants that aren't available on Tesla's website, including the base price, $35,000 model (which shall henceforth be called the $35,400 model).
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Sadly, those updates come at a price: the Beoplay E8 2.0 headphones are also getting a price increase from the already pricey $299 that the original model sold for up to a whopping $350.
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The primary price increase method for US telecoms is upping the cost of unlimited data plans, which already come with built-in restrictions like data caps that, when exceeded, throttle a customer's bandwidth speeds.
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We estimate a price increase of around 2185% is required to absorb the impact of a 220% tariff and maintain gross margin dollars, although still implying a modest ~180 bps to Product gross margins.
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"We expect the price increase to be 100-110 pounds, mostly driven by a wholesale price refresh and a small element from policy driven costs," Bernstein senior analyst Deepa Venkateswaran said in an email.
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The price increase comes as Chipotle is still trying to revive sales after a prolonged slump brought about by a string of high-profile foodborne illness outbreaks that began more than a year ago.
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As the cycle turns, however, significant increases in investment will be needed to replace declining output from existing oil fields and meet the continued growth in consumption, which may require a further price increase.
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The company will delay the $1,000 Full Self-Driving (FSD) price hike until May 10 to accommodate those who were unable to order in time (previously, the price increase was scheduled for May 1).
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The IMF said in statement that among the priorities for 2018 are to strengthen tax collection, not grant new wage increases unless growth surprises on the upside and enact quarterly price increase for fuel.
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Caterpillar has said it would offset the impact through a price increase that went into effect on July 1 and general cost cutting measures, helping it post a record profit for all of 2018.
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Similarly, when Heather Bresch, CEO of EpiPen distributor Mylan, was brought before the Oversight and Government Reform Committee to answer for the drastic price increase of EpiPen, she also didn't have all the answers.
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A price-matching policy along with the bankruptcy of some competitors — coupled with above-average e-commerce growth — have contributed to a stock price increase of 67 percent since this time two years ago.
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Major automaker groups said last year the cumulative effect for the United States would be an $83 billion annual price increase and argued there was no evidence auto imports posed a national security risk.
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A jump rope that can count for you (and let's be honest, you know how to count just fine) is probably* not worth an 800 percent price increase, no matter how smart it is.
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The majority of the 70 cities surveyed by the NBS still reported a monthly price increase for new homes, although the number of cities fell to 60 in July from 33 cities in June.
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But pricing gets surprisingly more complicated when you bring in wireless carriers: AT&T and Verizon are charging extra, but they're also offering trade-in discounts that can more than offset the price increase.
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RDIF's Dmitriev said the production cuts agreed with other oil-producing countries had "stabilized" oil markets and the price increase had brought an additional 3 trillion rubles ($49 billion) to the Russian state budget.
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In a sign of broadening market strength, 67 out of the 70 cities surveyed by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported a monthly price increase for new homes, up from 65 in July.
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P&G, the purveyor of Charmin toilet paper, Bounty towels and Puffs tissues, said on Tuesday that it had recently begun notifying retailers of a 13-percent average price increase on all three brands.
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The second tranche, about 1.3% of the share capital, involved a derivative transaction via call options which would allow Schmidheiny to participate in any share price increase, the Swiss entrepreneur said in the statement.
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" In other words, she said, if the proposal is adopted, "Part D plans don't have to cover — they can remove — drugs with a sharp price increase and drugs that are not a significant innovation.
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Vilified by the public and politicians for the Daraprim price increase, Mr. Shkreli responded by buying another drug that treated a rare disease and announcing he would raise the price on that one, too.
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"Since our US price increase earlier this year, retention has not yet fully returned on a sustained basis to pre-price-change levels, which has led to slower US membership growth," the company says.
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A reversal of the price increase led to lower consumer prices in August, with inflation that had been seen around 40 percent on an annual basis slowing to just a 0.2 percent monthly rise.
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A spokesman explained the slightly slower growth rate in the third quarter of 6.8% was mainly due to a Rolex price increase that had boosted growth in the first half of its fiscal year.
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December's overall price increase was driven by cities in Ontario that have seen their housing markets boosted by soaring Toronto prices, including Hamilton and Kitchener, where prices climbed 0.3 percent and 0.8 percent, respectively.
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While Trump has often promised to bring down drug prices as president, Azar, as president of the U.S. division of pharmaceuticals giant Eli Lilly & Co., had often overseen repeated price increase of prescription medications.
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AT&T's lawyer said that any price increase would be "catastrophic" for the company, and that the merger is needed in order to compete with tech companies breaking into the market for video entertainment.
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Between the price increase and the increase in shares, it raised $240 million from the IPO — which the company has said it plans to spend on growth, from expanding its sales to increasing product offerings.
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According to the latest Teranet-National Bank House Price Index, the average price in the city has risen to $898,255 Canadian dollars ($503,500) and the annual property price increase is now pegged at 23.4 percent.
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Turing is the subject of antitrust probes by the Federal Trade Commission and the New York attorney general's office stemming from its 5,000 percent price increase of a drug used to treat a parasitic infection.
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"You'd be able hide this price increase form consumers pretty deftly doing it now, while oil prices are scraping bottom," said Jim Krane, an oil-market expert at the Baker Institute, at Houston's Rice University.
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If a price increase is passed down the line to the end user, it's also unclear how much more consumers are willing to pay before they stop buying instruments and demand drops off, Maltzman said.
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Earlier this month, AT&T raised the price of its grandfathered unlimited data plans by an additional $5, citing customers that "are using mobile data at record levels" as the reason for the price increase.
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Ken Griffin, head of the massive Citadel hedge fund, warned on CNBC that the price increase has the hallmarks of a bubble—in particular people buying in with the expectation of short-term price increases.
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But by selling their shares, investors miss out on any potential share price increase and dividend payments Italo - a business with a core profit margin of around 35 percent - might have offered in the future.
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A 20 percent price increase could reduce consumption of sweet drinks by the same proportion, the WHO said in "Fiscal Policies for Diet and Prevention of Noncommunicable Diseases", a report issued on World Obesity Day.
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Formed in 2012 to oversee drug regulation, DRAP this month instituted a first annual price increase since 2001, with increases pegged to inflation, which last year was at a 46-year low of 2.86 percent.
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Impax sued Turing in May 2016, claiming that as a result of the price increase, state Medicaid agencies had demanded tens of millions of dollars in rebates for Daraprim pills that still had Impax branding.
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But the higher tariffs could actually lead to a drop in revenue for the Treasury Department, because the price increase is large enough to push consumers to buy alternative offerings from countries such as Vietnam.
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Some of the price increases have been eye-catching: The Government Accountability Office found that about one-fifth of the generic drugs it surveyed had at least one 100 percent price increase over five years.
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In the U.S. unit, which includes Australia and Canada, net revenue was $5.6 billion, 3.8% higher from a year ago, reflecting mainly a 3.2% price increase while volumes sold remained virtually flat, the company said.
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Apple has been able to maintain its revenue growth by raising prices, but Foxconn's sales have not mirrored those gains — which suggests that little of the iPhone price increase is making its way to Taiwan.
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Then, the NAHB uses the full amount of that price increase' which the editorial had just acknowledged occurred for a variety of reasons, to assert that the cost of an average new home rose $3,600.
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"Takeda has for many years been reasonable in its price increases in the U.S. and we are very committed to single-digit price increase," Takeda Chief Executive Christophe Weber told reporters at a results briefing.
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The United States alone has as much as 713 million barrels in its strategic reserve, and administration officials are already talking about releasing some oil on the market to tamp down any gasoline price increase.
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Both supporters and opponents criticized him for what they called his mismanagement of the gasoline price increase, the suppression of the protests and an apparent indifference to the pain the uproar had caused ordinary people.
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Sechin has long argued that any oil price increase as a result of joint actions by OPEC and non-OPEC members will allow the United States to resume production growth from high-cost shale deposits.
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Confidence in Mr. Peña Nieto is so low — approval ratings have sunk below 25 percent — that he appears to be struggling to sell anything to the public, most recently the gas price increase last week.
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In one of the messages sent to suppliers, seen by Business Insider, Amazon asked them to "submit a product cost revision for consideration" in order to get a price increase in light of the tariffs.
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Tesla said the worldwide price increases would apply to the more expensive versions of the Model 3, Model S and Model X, and that there will be no price increase to the $35,000 Model 3.
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The good news is by the time oil touches $100 per barrel, currencies in emerging markets would have recovered enough against the U.S. dollar, so that price increase wouldn't hurt their finances so much, he explained.
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"The concern that we have at the Bank of Canada is these price increases may reflect in part the fact that certain people (are) buying housing on (speculation), expecting this price increase to continue," said Schembri.
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Also covered: The latest streaming headlines, including new sci-fi adaptations from Amazon, new media players from Roku, a new video startup from Jeffrey Katzenberg, Netflix's latest price increase and the launch of the DisneyNow app.
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For example, Del Taco estimates that a 50 cent wage hike in 2017 and 2018 would require an about 1 percent annual menu price increase to cover the total $1 hourly wage impact in that period.
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Almost a year after Shkreli's price increase, the pharmaceutical company Mylan became the focus of public outrage when consumers started noticing that the company had systematically raised the price of the EpiPen over nearly a decade.
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"A price increase of 25% will likely put a new video game console out of reach for many American families who we expect to be in the market for a console this holiday season," they added.
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Microsoft said it will be increasing pricing for its enterprise software and cloud services in the U.K. in the wake of the sterling's plunge since Britons voted to leave the EU. The price increase, from Jan.
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"China has a price control mechanism on necessities to slow down food price increase, and there are government inventories that could soothe food price inflation," Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING, told CNBC via email.
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Mr. Shkreli, the former chief of Turing Pharmaceuticals, plans to assert the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination to refuse to answer questions from congressional committees and turn over documents related to a drug price increase.
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Major automaker groups said last year that the cumulative effect for the United States would be an $83 billion annual price increase and argued that there is no evidence auto imports pose a national security risk.
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Although Brent crude oil LCOc1 has become about 8 percent more expensive this year in dollars, the price increase has been 14 percent in China's renminbi CNY= and more than 203 percent in Indian rupees INR=.
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Speaking on the progress in getting towards a decision, Appel said: "We expect that we will get a more defined decision in the second quarter... and then we can implement some stamp price increase this year."
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While the food-driven consumer price increase is likely to be welcomed by policymakers worried that China could fall into a deflationary trap, some economists expect upward price pressures in the months ahead to be modest.
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As of this latest price increase, the $8 basic plan will be $9/month, the standard two-screen option $13/month, and the premium with four screens and Ultra HD will go up to $16/month.
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The deal also follows an expansion of the YouTube TV service, which saw additions of Turner-owned networks, NBA TV and MLB Network, and a price increase of $5, bringing YouTube TV to $40 per month.
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Read More: Abolish Bottled Water According to Stephen Scharper, a professor at the University of Toronto's School of the Environment, the price increase should be celebrated, if only because the public's outrage has clearly been heard.
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"Potential Tesla owners will have a week to place their order before prices rise, so current prices are valid until March 18th," it noted, adding that the $35,000 Model 3 will not see a price increase.
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And many think the price increase for this year is significantly below what is needed, given the magnitude of recent storms and scale of debt the program is in — even with further increases scheduled for 2019.
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A reversal of the price increase led consumer prices to moderate in August, with inflation that had been seen around 40 percent on an annual basis slowing to just a 0.2 percent rise in that month.
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The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) said it planned a national strike from Monday in protest at the "insensitive and provocative" fuel price increase, although such calls have in the past not been widely followed.
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This is the second price increase for the loan, which was priced at around 150bp-160bp when it was launched in early August, up from 130bp on a US$1.24bn equivalent deal which closed in March.
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Motors are one of 300 frequently used boat parts facing the tariff, she said, which cumulatively could mean a $2,000 price increase on 14- to 16-foot vessels that generally cost in the low five figures.
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"But after the shock of the announcement and when the tariffs went into effect, we basically ate the cost of the tariff to pass on virtually no price increase for the consumer this year," he added.
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Since the new protections will make it more difficult for developers to push up the price of regulated apartments and convert them into market-rate units, tighter supply will mean a price increase for unregulated apartments.
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The government says the gas price increase will help ease a deficit of over $20193 billion at the state-owned natural gas suppliers Sui Northern and Sui Southern, both bleeding cash and subsidising consumers and industries.
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Motors are one of 300 frequently used boat parts facing the tariff, she said, which cumulatively could mean a $2,000 price increase on 14- to 16-foot vessels that generally cost in the low five figures.
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Because…in the U.S., Netflix in 2020 will be comping against a material price increase and a dramatic slowdown in its marketing spend, and Netflix should benefit from an accelerating decline in Linear Paid TV Subs.
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As a result, prices are accelerating more quickly than in other metropolitan-area markets, especially in Nassau County, which had a median sale price increase of about 7 percent last quarter compared with a year ago.
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Home prices in Hainan, known for its resort-lined beaches, recorded China's second-fastest monthly price increase in April, spurred by Beijing's commitment to promote the island province as a tourism hub and free trade zone.
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Whether the $175 price increase on a car is "no big deal" may vary by your income and perspective, but many pundits are pointing out the argument falls a little flat coming from this Republican administration.
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But two congressional committees will not hear from him as Mr. Shkreli plans to assert the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination to refuse to answer questions and turn over documents related to the drug price increase.
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Today, Starbucks, a company known for making mornings a little bit easier by providing caffeine fixes aplenty, implemented a price increase that's probably not significant enough to ruin customers' days but could give them a grumpier start.
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Though paying 10 to 20 cents more for your morning coffee is a bit of a bummer, it's important to remember that this price increase applies only to the chain's brewed coffee and not its other beverages.
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She said the oversight panel would be able to levy fines and impose penalties on manufacturers when there has been an unjustified "outlier" price increase on a long-available or generic drug, meaning an especially high increase.
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Sales volumes of its natural rolled leaf cigars, a small but fast-growing market segment where the company is focused on growing, were hit by a recent price increase by Swedish Match, CEO Lars Dahlgren told Reuters.
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Every hardware addition to the line comes with a potential price increase — something we saw play out with the evolution of the Mini, which jumped from $499 to $799, removing some of the device's entry-level appeal.
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The Boleyn Ground, West Ham United's stadium in east London, saw the second highest price increase at 13.2 percent, although the team are in the process of moving to the former Olympic stadium this summer in Stratford.
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He probably would not have made that proclamation if Starbucks directly raised the price of his cup of coffee by 31 cents — even if such a price increase would have caused him to buy his coffee elsewhere.
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The price increase suggests traders may be trimming bets on a rate hike later this year, but not enough to signal a change in their overall view that the Fed will raise rates at its next meeting.
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Mylan's EpiPen, which counteracts the allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis, has seen a more than fivefold price increase since 2008, with some customers paying more than $600 for a package of two of the auto-injection devices.
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But hedge funds and other money managers boosted their bullish net long position in crude futures and options to 23 million barrels in late June 2014, up from 367 million six months earlier, accelerating the price increase.
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The airline attempted a significant fare price increase through a fuel surcharge in May but it was not matched by the competition and had to be withdrawn so that IndiGo did not lose market share, he said.
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Consumers would absorb a 0.2 percent annual price increase over the phase-in of $15 wages, and that would be the equivalent to about an extra nickel for a $3 box of cereal, according to the study.
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The researchers said they can't be sure that the reduced consumption of sugary drinks was a result solely of the tax, which amounted to less than a 1-cent-per-ounce price increase at the cash register.
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The violence around the protests has led to enormous losses for commerce and tourism in the prime pre-Christmas season, and the government's concessions, including the cancellation of a fuel price increase, will cost the government billions.
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His sneering defenses of the price increase led to a social media firestorm (and federal and state investigations) that painted the boyish-looking former hedge fund manager as a "pharma bro" villain, a role he has embraced.
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One insurer, Molina Healthcare of Ohio, said last week that it wants to add an extra 21.4 percent average price increase on top of its existing request of a 24 percent increase, according to the Plain Dealer.
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I've seen some really good work, on exactly that point, flagging drugs that are showing a lot of price increase over the past few years, and that leads you to look deeper and ask what's going on.
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The four firms, "through personal meetings of key persons, on two occasions shared the strategic information regarding their future efforts to seek price increase from" auto sector companies, the investigations arm said in its 106-page report.
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While it is true that a general price increase will affect everyone to some degree, the alcohol tax is structured in such a way that the great majority of people who drink responsibly will barely feel it.
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In 2016, it increased the price of the deal to $6 — not a drastic increase, but enough to have "substantial ramifications," Hyland said, with many customers taking to social media and other outlets to protest the price increase.
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Mr. Chaffetz, the committee chairman, questioned Ms. Retzlaff's assertion that Turing, a one-year-old company, was losing money, saying the company was "raking it in hand over fist," and had been planning another price increase for Daraprim.
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China's coal production fell 10.7 percent from a year ago in the first 10 months of the year, Goldman Sachs noted in a report on Friday, contributing to a price increase of 80 percent as domestic supplies tightened.
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The ECB's governing council will decide on March 9 on its next steps, but most economists expect Draghi to sit on his hands, waiting to see if the recent price increase, mainly due to higher oil prices, persist.
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"We estimate a price increase of around 14% is required to absorb the impact of a 25% tariff, keeping margin dollars for all players in the supply chain constant," J.P. Morgan said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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By the time the agreement expires, National Grid will be paying a rate of 22015 cents per kilowatt hour to Deepwater Wind, a cost likely to be passed on to ratepayers in the state as a price increase.
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If that sounds negative for prices, consider the upcoming peak-demand season as winter ends and construction projects kick off, increased stimulus spending on infrastructure and the view that lower output may support a supply-driven price increase.
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Nationwide, one of Britain's biggest mortgage lenders, said earlier on Friday that houses prices fell for the second month in a row in April, taking the annual rate of price increase to its slowest in almost four years.
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The city has an 18,000 strong cab force, and equally strong taxi associations, that have put pressure on local government to crack down on Uber — so perhaps the price increase will at least pacify cab drivers, for now.
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The almost inevitable consequence is a further increase in gasoline and diesel costs and/or a slowdown in the global economy to curb consumption growth – perhaps as a result of the oil price increase or rising trade tensions.
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And it is expected to reach $2 trillion in 2018, predicts Mike Novogratz, a billionaire trader and long-time cryptocurrency bull who forecast a bitcoin price increase by the end of next year to as high as $20103,000.
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The move comes around the same time as a price increase from Netflix, which sees the streaming service raising the prices on its two most popular plans, which allow for things like more simultaneous streams or 4K support.
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The former general counsel of Turing Pharmaceuticals said on Thursday that he and other executives had repeatedly objected to a plan by Martin Shkreli, then chief executive, to impose a huge price increase on a decades-old drug.
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The timing of the fuel price increase is especially challenging for airlines because higher costs are coinciding with the busiest travel period of the year and carriers are hesitant to cut back on flying when demand is high.
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The Supreme Court of Argentina recently dealt the country's new leader, President Mauricio Macri, a big political defeat by reversing a gas price increase for residential users, a central policy initiative of Mr. Macri's to improve the economy.
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The Bitcoin flyaround • John O'Rourke, the head of Riot Blockchain, a small biotech-turned-digital currency company, has made at least $22017,2500 on price increase of more than 60 percent after the company added blockchain to its name.
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Mr. Khamenei initially denounced the protesters as rioters, thugs, monarchists and enemy agents, but when public fury mounted over the heavy-handed crackdown, he called for "Islamic mercy" for people who had simply demonstrated against the price increase.
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IT'S ABOUT ONE TON OF STEEL IN A CAR, AND THE PRICE OF A TON OF STEEL IS $700 OR SO, SO 25% ON THAT WOULD BE ONE-HALF OF 1% PRICE INCREASE ON A TYPICAL $35,000 CAR.
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Tariffs on almonds, for example, will go up about 20 percent under the new rules — but that translates into a wholesale price increase of about 4.5 cents a pound for almonds in the shell, according to industry officials.
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The stock surge suggests investors are confident the price increase won't cause big subscriber losses, as Netflix has continued to improve the quality of its content offering over the last year, and has therefore boosted its pricing power.
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The World Health Organization has looked at the Hungary tax, and found that junk food consumption decreased both because of the price increase and also the educational campaigns around the tax — an effect also seen with soda taxes.
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In fact, it wasn't mentioned onstage, but hardware partner Blackmagic launched a second Apple-focused eGPU the same day as the event, this time with a much-improved Radeon RX Vega 2799 card (and a price increase to match).
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"Steel tariffs and fuel cost inflation are affecting the market as a whole and we are passing that through as an industry, and ourselves, as a price increase, and that has a negative effect on demand," Samuelson told Reuters.
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Apple is definitely going to have to show consumers some worthwhile features to justify the new iPhone's hefty price increase over previous models, but other phone manufacturers have already been pointing to higher starting prices on their latest devices.
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Oil Minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu, the head of state oil firm NNPC Maikanti Baru and the entire government have stepped up efforts to keep fuel flowing into Nigeria without repeating the price increase of May and risking civil unrest.
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Martin Shkreli, who became infamous as the "pharma bro" CEO who massively hiked the price of an anti-parasite treatment, has been sentenced to seven years in prison on fraud charges unrelated to the price increase, according to CNBC.
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"NFLX remains one of our top picks, and while the competition/price increase-related churn 'wall of worry' could take a few quarters to disprove, we think it presents a good buying opportunity," J.P. Morgan analyst Doug Anmuth said.
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This all may seem like déjà vu after the EpiPen price increase last month — and countless examples that predate that — because according to numerous news outlets, Chicago-based Novum Pharma has increased the price of Aloquin by about 3,900%.
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The first hearing took place in February, when the now infamous 32-year-old "pharma bro" and former Turing Pharmaceuticals executive Martin Shkreli was brought to the hill to testify over the price increase of his company's drug Daraprim.
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"You all spent all of your time strategizing about how to hide your price increase ... and coming up with stupid jokes while other people were sitting there trying to figure out how they were going to survive," Cummings said.
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In Illinois, whose 31 percent average price increase in silver plans is close to the national average, a customer who was paying $620 per month this year will be faced with a premium of $13 per month in 2018.
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Anglo American estimates a $10 per ton price increase in coking coal creates a $142 million rise in pre-tax earnings, while for thermal coal it leads to an extra $54 million to $200 million, depending on the region.
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"I can imagine [Trump] is going to be very interested in the next company that takes a price increase not justified by inflation or change in clinical benefit," Azar said during the rollout of the pricing blueprint in May.
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Whether it's the Fed Funds Rate, corporate earnings, the number of autos sold in a year, or the price increase on single family homes, we dissect these numbers to offer us clues into the direction of markets and securities.
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"A price increase of that magnitude may even put laptop devices entirely out of reach for our most cost-conscious consumers," the companies said, noting that the price hikes would occur during peak holiday and back-to-school seasons.
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Indeed, just three days after China's announcement, Jose Louies, chief of the wildlife crime control division at the Wildlife Trust of India, received a call from an informant who said that tiger traffickers had begun anticipating a price increase.
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The companies criticized the analysis for not factoring in the "value" of their drugs and lives saved, but ICER responded that "new evidence must provide information different from what was previously believed in order to support a price increase."
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And the reasons are obvious: "Since our U.S. price increase earlier this year, retention has not yet fully returned on a sustained basis to pre-price-change levels, which has led to slower U.S. membership growth," the letter said.
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Gold fell on Monday as a revival in the dollar and a rise in bond yields to multi-year peaks prompted some buyers to cash in gains in the metal after its sixth weekly price increase in seven weeks.
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Applying the full economics of supply response by all producers over time, there will be a small price increase on all lumber (not just Canadian), but mostly, consumption will simply shift from subsidized Canadian product to U.S.-made product.
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"In the U.S., Netflix in 225 will be comping against a material price increase and a dramatic slowdown in its marketing spend, and Netflix should benefit from an accelerating decline in Linear Paid TV Subs," analyst Mark Mahaney said.
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Between 180 and 450 people are believed to have been killed in the four days of violence that convulsed cities around the country when demonstrators gathered on the streets to protest a gasoline price increase announced on Nov. 15.
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"There were signs of recovery in December 2018, as well as anticipation of a price increase toward 13.5 cents/lb -almost equal to the cost of production in Brazil - but this scenario did not materialize," S&P Global said.
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The relatively small price increase for next year shows Amazon&aposs commitment to expanding its third-party-seller base, even if it results in lower profits, as the company is spending record amounts on building out its logistics footprint.
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And according to Lannett's quarterly results in December, the almost 2,000 percent price increase it levied on its anti-psychosis drugs resulted in a $14.6 million increase in sales — or 54 percent — from the same period a year earlier.
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"Overall, this was a 'home run quarter' for Netflix and should put any lingering worries to rest around sub(scriber) growth, international ramp, and the 'negative' possible effects from the (subscription) price increase," GBH Insights analyst Daniel Ives said.
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When Cairn challenged HSBC about sharp increases in sterling ahead of the trade, an unnamed supervisor, working with the bankers, then allegedly misled the client by blaming the price increase on a "Russian" bank in the market, US authorities said.
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For instance, I made sure it was emphasized at our Friday Q&A sessions, and in emails sent to all employees...Given the price increase in the hours leading up the announcement, we will be conducting an investigation into this matter.
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"It's all profit for the price increase and so they can either use that to invest in more original content or they can let that drop down to their down to the bottom line," Anthony said on "Squawk Alley" Thursday.
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Clinton cited Turing Pharmaceuticals LLC's 5,000 percent price increase for AIDS drug Daraprim and Mylan NV's repeated steep price increases on its EpiPen device for severe allergy sufferers as troubling examples of price hikes that have attracted bipartisan congressional scrutiny.
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Annual inflation rate in July was seen at 20123%, easing from the previous month's rate of 2.7%, and marking the slowest annual pace of price increase in two years, due to cheaper food and fuel prices, and a strong peso.
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But under new management, the company is currently in the middle of an apology tour, trying to regain the public's trust after a sudden, exorbitant price increase that had its remaining users accusing the company of extortion two years ago.
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U.S. sales of the drug, which has a list price of $4,441 for a two-pen pack, were driven by volume growth in excess of 12 percent, with the rest from a price increase, company executives said on the call.
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That's a $100 price increase from the base model of last year's Surface Pro, but you're getting a better processor and more RAM for that extra cash as there's no Core m3 option this time around (at least not at launch).
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In a sign of continued broad-based market strength, 64 out of the 70 cities surveyed by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported a monthly price increase for new homes, though the number was down from 67 in August.
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In a decision on Friday, U.S. District Judge Sharon Coleman said investors had adequately alleged Walgreens falsely portrayed weaker profits during that period as routine, downplaying the drug price increase and unfavorable contracts it had for reimbursements from insurance companies.
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In the budget, the government promised farmers to buy their crops at 1.5 times the cost of production, a major shift in approach after keeping the average minimum support price increase in low single digits over the past three years.
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But AbbVie executives told Leerink analysts they created that policy due to "the political landscape surrounding drug pricing," and that it could "revert to more than one price increase per year and to double-digit increases in 2018 and beyond."
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Faria told analysts on a conference call that the company's 10 percent price increase at the beginning of the year was not enough to offset cost pressures from the higher local price of corn, the main component of poultry feed.
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A call by President Jair Bolsonaro last week to the chief executive of Petrobras led the state-run company to call off a sharp diesel price increase and revived investor fears about political influence, hammering the share price of Petrobras.
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Gary Ross, founder and executive chairman at the New York-based consultancy PIRA, said that a planned deal by members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to cut output would likely lead to only a modest price increase.
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No matter the cause for the price increase, Iranians now want the world to know that onions in their country are as precious as jewels and have taken to using the Persian hashtag #onion alongside #luxury in their onion-centric posting.
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Well, it will be collected by the oil companies — who will get the blame for the resulting price increase — but in reality, the average person trying to survive in the current stagnant wage environment is the one who will pay.
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"We think there will only be modest negative impact on churn and overall gross adds given the price increase is happening around a very strong content and favorable seasonal period," JPMorgan analyst Doug Anmuth wrote in a note to investors.
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Inflation accelerated to 5.0% yoy in April from 3.7% in 2016, partly due to the exchange rate depreciation, but also reflecting higher food demand in the run up to Ramadan, higher public sector wages, and the energy price increase in 7503Q17.
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But what critics fail to mention is that when the authors looked at the actual consequences of the 1999 Prudential/Aetna merger, they found effects lasting only two years — and an average price increase of only one half of one percent.
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"Not only is this alarming price increase unjustified, it puts lifesaving treatment out of reach to the consumers who need it most," Ms. Klobuchar wrote on Monday to the Federal Trade Commission, urging it to investigate Mylan for potential antitrust violations.
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However the price increase and the lower maize prices following a bumper 2017 season are expected to help the industry improve profitability after being hit with a severe drought in 2015 that led to job cuts and high feed prices.
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Malik estimates that a $1 increase in average oil prices over a year reduces the Saudi budget deficit by 0.3-0.4 percentage points if spending remains steady, making a price increase of even a few dollars attractive to the Saudis.
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Surveyors' average forecast for house prices over the next 12 months dropped to -0.1% from +0.6% in June, its first time below zero this year, while the average annual price increase expected over the next five years dropped to 2.1%.
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Asked about the recent price increase by Netflix, as well as the cash burn reported in its latest results, Conze expressed hope that the U.S. streaming giants would move towards a model that seeks to target profit as well as growth.
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Anglo American has estimated a $0003 per tonne price increase in coking coal creates a $2000 million change in pre-tax earnings, while for thermal coal the same increase leads to an extra $2600-to-$2000 million depending on the region.
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BELGRADE, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Serbia's government agreed a 3.8 percent electricity price increase to comply with conditions set by the International Monetary Fund in return for a 1.2 billion euro ($1.34 billion)loan, Energy Minister Aleksandar Antic said on Wednesday.
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Going forward, we expect that the 10% price increase on instant consumables, will benefit the company on both the top and bottom line in 20203 and beyond, although we also believe that this is now largely priced into the stock.
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An independent agency, the Postal Regulatory Commission, oversees and reviews the rates the US Postal Service sets for both the monopoly and competitive sides, basically reviewing and giving the okay for any changes — including a one-cent stamp price increase.
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Mr. Shkreli, 34, a pharmaceutical executive who gained infamy for his price increase for the lifesaving drug Daraprim, was convicted in August after a five-week federal trial on three of eight fraud counts related to hedge funds he ran.
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Most Americans recognize that prices are too high, and are bothered by the rise of pharmaceutical price gouging: the giant price increase for decades-old drugs and devices by the likes of Martin Shkreli with Daraprim or Mylan with the EpiPen.
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A suitably aggressive beginning would be to select the 10 most outrageous instances of excessive pricing (I would define that as an unjustified price increase of more than 1,000 percent for a drug that is no longer protected by a patent).
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In February 2018, the Barnard General Store announced that it would no longer carry copies of The Times or any other out-of-town publications because of a price increase by the store's out-of-town newspapers distributor, White Mountain News.
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For each price increase drug companies would have to tell the public what they spent on manufacturing, research and development costs for the qualifying drug, net profits attributable to the qualifying drug, and marketing and advertising spending on the qualifying drug.
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"I think there's an increasing probability of [a viable upgrade] getting done and that's why you're seeing the price increase," said Benjamin Roberts, co-founder and CEO of Citizen Hex, an ethereum-focused start-up backed by three Canadian venture funds.
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With the exception of Mastercard, "you can handle any deal that breaks down and still do OK." Apple, one of the biggest names caught in the trade dispute, could dodge an iPhone price increase if the new tariffs are called off.
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In Maine, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care is asking for an average price increase of about 40 percent, while Anthem, which warned state regulators that it might have to revisit its plans, depending on what happens, wants a 21-percent increase.
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So far, consumers might not see a price increase in the store because importers and distributors have absorbed the cost of the already-active 25% tariff -- much as retailers have eaten the cost of Trump's tariffs on Chinese-made goods.
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Between 2010 and 2015, the cost of Humulin R U-500, an Eli Lilly product, experienced the largest price increase (380%), jumping from $15 to $72, according to Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonprofit news service focused on health-care policy.
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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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Other reasons for the price increase include the access to top golf courses and beaches, good flight connections, stellar cuisine, high-end resorts, and marinas that accommodate super yachts, all of which "attract the rich and famous," Mr. Vincent said.
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Last October, Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE proposed raising the entrance fee for 17 major parks from $25 to $70, a change that would mark the largest price increase since World War II. However, after a deluge of public comments opposing the price increase, the Interior Department reconsidered.
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It is also far more than the $75.39 for comparable space in San Francisco's south Financial District, which saw a price increase over the last year similar to its neighbor in the Valley, said Robert Sammons, a regional director at Cushman & Wakefield.
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"People will cut back, but not that much, which means they're still driving a lot and they're paying more to do it," Lewis said, adding that for a 10 percent gasoline price increase, demand typically drops only about 3 to 3.5 percent.
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One set of parents, who have two kids who need EpiPens, told CBS that they noticed the price increase after they switched to a high-deductible health plan and suddenly had to pay $600 for the medicine that used to cost $80.
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While critics might note that Apple's price increase is greater than the pound's loss in value, financial analysts predict that the market still hasn't fully priced in the cost of Brexit — that is to say the pound still has further to fall.
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President Jair Bolsonaro's call last week to the chief executive of Petrobras, as the firm is known, led the company to call off a sharp diesel price increase and revived investor fears about political influence on the company, hammering its share price.
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SENATOR, DO YOU THINK THAT YOU'RE ALSO ADDRESSING THAT ASPECT OF THE PRICE INCREASE PROBLEM, THAT THERE ARE OTHER PEOPLE INVOLVED, NOT JUST THE COMPANIES THAT ACTUALLY MAKE THE DRUGS --BUT THE COMPANIES THAT DISTRIBUTE THE DRUGS, THE COMPANIES THAT INSURE THE PATIENTS?
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And the most logical conclusion is that any pricing effect from the halving has most likely already happened due to the market anticipating it, and is probably one of the main reason for the huge price increase over the past 6 months.
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It's not clear if the new Galaxy S9 will pack similar upgrades over last year's S8, or features comparable to the iPhone X, to justify a price increase, even if it ends up just in the ballpark of $50 to $100 more expensive.
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"You're going to have these quarters where you have things like the ungrandfathering of the price increase or you have new competitors that enter the market … but generally, this is a growing market and they're the leader in the space," Olson said.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has cited Turing Pharmaceuticals' 5,000 percent price increase for AIDS drug Daraprim and Mylan's repeated steep price increases on its EpiPen device for severe allergy sufferers as troubling examples of price hikes that have attracted bipartisan congressional scrutiny.
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Six days after her initial cancellation, Brinkerhoff received a new email from MoviePass indicating she was somehow still subscribed and outlining the benefits of the company's modified plan, which dropped the planned price increase in favor of the monthly three-movie limit.
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An International Monetary Fund paper last year showed that a 10 percent rise in oil prices typically increases domestic inflation by 0.4 percentage point in the short term, or the year of the price increase, with the effect vanishing after two years.
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I think the national average [for gasoline] will still range between $2.40 and $2.50 a gallon, and any price increase is going to be tempered by rising U.S. crude oil production, which is set to hit an all-time record in 22013.
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You are correct in saying that this affected the oil price and it hiked by 10% but the oil price increase was caused also by the overly optimist forecasts of growth rates in major global economies like the US economy, Chinese economy.
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Clinton joins a bipartisan group of lawmakers who are calling for investigations into the price increase of EpiPens, which are preloaded injections of epinephrine (adrenaline) that people use if they are having a dangerous allergic reaction that untreated could result in death.
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At the same time, by causing the near-extinction of debit card "cash-back" rewards (typically of 1 percent of purchases), the Durbin Amendment has effectively imposed an across-the-board 85033 percent price increase on consumers who formerly received this benefit.
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The ZCTU - which groups teachers, factory workers, mine workers, farmhands and others - led protests against a 150% fuel price increase in January, triggering a violent crackdown by the army and police that left at least 12 people dead, according to rights groups.
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"It's unlikely that the domestic manufacturers' price increase we document here are due to higher input costs — due to tariffs on other inputs such as steel — since we use other appliances with similar steel content as a comparison group," Mr. Tintelnot said.
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Based on this year's prices, that would mean a price increase of more than $50 a month for a 40-year-old single customer in large sections of Nebraska and North Carolina, even for the very cheapest high-deductible plans on the market.
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"Larger retailers may be able to find alternative sources or be able to absorb a price increase without passing the cost on to their customers," David French, senior vice president of government relations for the National Retail Federation, tells the Washington Post.
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The Mexican fuel price increase stemmed from the finance ministry's decision to put an end to government-set prices, but the size of the rises also spurred some protests in Mexico, prompting speculation that the government could seek to stagger the increase.
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"We only expect to see 2 percent churn from this price increase with many customers moving to the yearly subscription which is the 'golden goose' for Bezos & Co as once on the annual plan customers rarely churn," GBH Insights analyst Daniel Ives said.
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"We see 2018 as an outlier when it comes to price increase in one single year, and do not expect a repetition of such steep path in 2019," said Anders Nordeng, senior carbon analyst at Refinitiv and a contributor to the report.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's Key Assumptions Within Our Rating Case for the Issuer --Revenues grow driven by domestic price increase above inflation in 2017; --EBITDA margin close to 6% in 2018; --Capex of around USD23 million in 2017; --Debt/ EBITDA to 103x in FYE18.
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Commenting on the oil price move, Cailin Birch, the global economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit, said in a research note that a 2% move higher is still fairly moderate, adding that two factors are probably helping to avoid a sharper price increase.
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"They were a little conservative on guidance on domestic given the price increase, but we didn't see any chinks in the armor," Ives said, adding that he expects the company to have a more profitable trajectory relative to the past two years.
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Whereas households earning over $28503,22019 a year — the people most likely to notice a drop in the stock market or a price increase on a motorized scooter — will be able to take the tariffs in stride, households earning below $50,000 annually will not.
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The oversight panel would be made up of representatives from existing public health and consumer protection agencies who convene to examine the scope of a drug price increase, the manufacturer's production cost and the treatment's relative value to patients and public health, Clinton's campaign said.
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If it were to be implemented, it would create a lot of arbitrage on imports in the first period of time and a price increase in the U.S. I don't think it's a great idea as U.S. consumers will have to foot the bill.
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As an example of what political pressure can do to pharmaceutical stocks, in September 2015, the S&P 500 Pharmaceutical Industry Index fell 24% in a matter of days following a tweet from Hillary Clinton about the exorbitant price increase of a drug called Daraprim.
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Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty estimates that a 25% tariff on the iPhone could lead to a price increase of $160 for the iPhone XS. Or Apple could eat the tax, which could lead to a 23% decrease in earnings per share in 2020.
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It announced a 50% price increase in late July, only to turn around a week later to say that it would not raise prices (yay!) but would instead ditch its unlimited free movies feature and limit users to three movies per month for $9.95.
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A call by President Jair Bolsonaro last week to the chief executive of Petrobras, as the firm is known, led the company to call off a sharp diesel price increase and revived investor fears about political influence on the company, hammering its share price.
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We have confirmed with industry sources and HSY management that Mars has announced a 9-9.5% price increase on single-serve chocolate while also announcing that it is following Hershey's previously announced lead to raise seasonal chocolate prices for this upcoming Halloween selling season.
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"LBC has been intently watching the movement of crude oil prices ... What we, at LBC, are preparing for are the effects an oil price increase may have on our carriers: airlines, shipping lines, trucking companies," its Chief Financial Officer Enrique V. Rey Jr said.
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BP has a 20 percent stake in Rosneft, whose boss Sechin has long argued that any oil price increase as a result of joint actions by OPEC and non-OPEC will allow the United States to resume production growth from high-cost shale deposits.
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With a higher alcohol tax, there's another reason the impact is mostly felt by heavy drinkers: If someone is only buying a six-pack of beer or one bottle of wine a week, then a price increase of, say, 23 cents probably won't mean much.
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According to Pickering, Pai's BDS proposal is likely to result in a 25 percent broadband price increase for small businesses, ultimately costing consumers billions of dollars per year—dollars that will flow straight into the corporate coffers of companies like AT&T and Verizon.
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Just in time for fall, the company says the Pure Hot+Cool Link will be available for purchase in silver and blue online beginning September 6th and in stores on September 18th for $599, a $100 price increase from the standard Pure Cool Link.
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As the chief executive of Mylan, the owner of the severe allergy treatment EpiPen, Ms. Bresch is at the center of the latest public outrage over high drug prices, excoriated for overseeing a fourfold price increase on EpiPen while taking a huge pay raise.
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The overnight price increase in August in a drug used to treat a potentially dangerous parasitic infection — to $750 a pill from $13.50 — set off a national furor that has lowered pharmaceutical stock prices and made drug prices into an issue in the presidential campaign.
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While the fee changes would not have raised revenues for the exchanges overall, at least one firm could have seen a steep price increase, with the monthly cap on how much any single firm must pay for the essential data rising to $1,260,000, from $686,400.
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