New York was the second priciest for a daily car rental (average $149.70), third priciest for a movie ticket ($15.60) and fourth priciest for a pint of beer ($7.40).
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At $300, it's probably the priciest sock you'll ever buy.
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For one, the priciest sunscreen isn't necessarily the best sunscreen.
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It also is among the priciest ad buys in television.
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Netflix is the priciest of the five prominent technology companies.
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The following are the 10 priciest areas, according to HSH.
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Cons: Still, this is the priciest property on our list.
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The priciest units, including the penthouse, are still for rent.
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The biggest — and priciest — issue is getting and retaining workers.
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It is also the priciest option, with a $99.99 annual fee.
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The priciest rooms come with an outdoor whirlpool and personal butler.
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Austria's capital is the fifth-priciest city to buy fine wine.
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And it's the third-priciest city to buy a luxury watch.
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After all, even its priciest tier only costs $3 per month.
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At $89.25, it was the priciest single item in the burger.
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The deal makes the 6.4-acre estate, located in New York's most sought-after beach playground, the second-priciest residential property ever sold in New York state — and the fifth-priciest ever recorded in US history.
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The institution itself would house only emergency cases and the priciest equipment.
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That would make BMW's among the priciest of these new subscription services.
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Well, when it comes to the world's priciest burger, we now know.
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We've looked back through the years at some of the priciest installations.
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It might just be the priciest sausage sizzle going on in Australia.
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It may not be the priciest or fanciest gift you could buy.
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Her work neighborhood, though, has some of the city's priciest real estate.
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But in some of America's priciest neighborhoods, $21,2974 would be a bargain.
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Maggie Hassan (D) is the priciest contest in the nation so far.
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The year's priciest transaction occurred in the final days of the year.
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There are 10,676 private parking spaces, with the priciest at $96.84 a month.
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That compares with Singapore, ranked the second priciest, at $13,372 and $1,063, respectively.
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Here are 22 of the priciest watches worn by the world's top athletes.
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Without insurance, it's one of the priciest methods up front, costing about $900.
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It was last updated in 1993 and the priciest homes are taxed lightly.
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In 2017, the priciest mode, the iPhone X, went on sale in October.
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Read more: OnePlus just unveiled its priciest phone yet, the OnePlus 7 Pro.
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Here are 23 of the priciest watches worn by the world's top athletes.
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At the moment, AT&T TV Now is the priciest of the bunch.
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House hunters, helicopter edition Buying a home in one of Hong Kong's priciest neighborhoods?
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The country is home to some of the priciest phone bills in the world.
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In other words: Apple may have just announced the priciest dongle of all time.
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Here are the most expensive rental listings in the states with the priciest listings.
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For the priciest drugs, Medicare patients sometimes must pay half the cost, Purvis notes.
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The Galaxy Fold, Samsung's first foldable phone, is also the company's priciest, costing $1,980.
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In fact, some of the priciest drugs on the market today are monoclonal antibodies.
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Seattle, Oakland and San Francisco round out the top five priciest cities for groceries.
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A McLaren is projected to be this year's priciest vehicle at the Monterey auctions.
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The East Coast's priciest ZIP code is a tiny Hamptons village of 322 residents.
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It's hard to find any category where the United States is not the priciest.
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But the priciest models aren't bigger or really materially different from the cheaper versions.
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There's a new challenger in the virtual reality scene, and it's the priciest option yet.
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Using the process of elimination, click through to find out the priciest item at Sephora.
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Christie's priciest offering is a five-story, five-bedroom beachfront mansion going for $26.9 million.
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Now, though, particularly in the priciest, "prime" areas of such cities, excess is being shed.
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Stingy Maccy D fans take note: Switzerland has the priciest Big Macs in the world.
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Those cameras at least had the courtesy of being cheap (the priciest costs just $300).
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The priciest car being auctioned is a McLaren, estimated to fetch upwards of $23 million.
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Christie's One of the priciest items in Rivers' collection is also one of the smallest.
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It is also the city's fourth-priciest single residence and No. 16 in the country.
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BROWN SUGAR MILK TEA, $5.99 —My tea at Yi Fang was the priciest one yet.
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But the New York Marble Cemetery's crypts aren't the priciest Manhattan digs for the deceased.
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The priciest, made of gold and assembled by a single watchmaker, sell for about €16,000.
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And some of the city's priciest restaurants, rattled by empty tables, were offering deep discounts.
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However, restaurant menu prices make Denmark one of the priciest countries to dine out in.
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It's the priciest one, though — which is why this $1,100 discount is a big deal.
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Apple may be preparing to launch a new pair of headphones — its priciest pair yet.
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The priciest, Unit 53, a four-bedroom, 113,984-square-foot apartment, is asking $95 million.
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Zoning codes and historic preservation rules generally prevent even the priciest neighborhoods from becoming denser.
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He also owns several acres of property near Buckingham Palace, in some of London's priciest neighborhoods.
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And roughly a third of the priciest doctors practiced in just 22015 regional health care markets.
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Though it's definitely the priciest mixer on our list, many reviews claim it's worth every penny.
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That makes the 13-inch MacBook Pro one of the priciest damn laptops available right now.
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At $130, the Space Rover Inventor Kit is the priciest — and arguably coolest — of the bunch.
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Utilities are the priciest they have been relative to tech stocks in 2-1/2 years.
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The priciest iPhone 11 Pro Max, by comparison, comes with 512GB of storage and costs $1,450.
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We're told Rob's was the priciest at around $150,000, and Chyna's diamond-encrusted Rolie was $90k.
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The priciest item is a men's anorak costing a cool $29.90, and products start at $7.90.
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The priciest doughnut on the planet is filled with champagne and topped with 24-karat gold.
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But it's still a phone, and it costs hundreds more than even the priciest traditional smartphones.
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Out west, one of the priciest places to vacation is Santa Monica, which borders the Pacific.
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The priciest Panamera, the wagon version of the hybrid four-door, comes in at nearly $200,000.
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Its priciest sale was to Michael Rubin, the chief executive of the e-commerce company Kynetic.
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The video was a $700,000 production, which he called one of the priciest music video history.
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Silo Ridge is perhaps the priciest of them all, and has drawn several high-profile buyers.
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The priciest model costs almost $200,000, while the most affordable cars clock in at around $30,000.
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Just days earlier, Mr. Trump had purchased the priciest table at a Mario Cuomo fund-raiser.
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As a result, the country is home to some of the priciest phone bills in the world.
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And the most expensive piece doesn't even hit $100 — the corset is the priciest piece at $89.
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It stuck with well-rated places from TripAdvisor, but not the priciest or absolutely best-rated places.
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He even bought a 60-second Super Bowl ad, one of the priciest time slots on television.
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I came straight from work on a Thursday night to one of the priciest pockets of London.
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Instead, Manhattan-based Concierge uses an auction model to handle some of the priciest real estate around.
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One pocket of weakness is London's "prime" market, often defined as the priciest 5-10% of homes.
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California, which has some of the priciest housing markets in the nation, ranked ninth, according to CoreLogic.
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Real estate listing site Trulia has pulled together the priciest homes currently for sale on their platform.
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But the priciest lawyers that money could buy,Got him off with a slap on the wrist.
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Here's a look at four of the priciest timepieces that were on display at WatchTime's annual event.
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And the air-freight network is the priciest and perhaps most complex piece of Amazon's logistics network.
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But unlike properties during previous booms, the priciest today are often out of reach for Hollywood stars.
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But it was still one of the priciest closed sales in October, according to city property records.
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The Venart is not the priciest hotel in Venice, and the A & O is not the cheapest.
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In the priciest markets, like Denver and Boston, more than half of flips were financed with mortgages.
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HBO Max is also one of the priciest entrants in the streaming wars, at $14.99 a month.
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And she's even the namesake of what was once the priciest street in Monaco — and the world.
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It was the most expensive closed sale in February and one of the city's priciest townhouse transactions.
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So come 2017, I will be continuing to test-drive the craziest, priciest, grossest, and most extreme treatments.
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All of this means it's Realme's priciest phone to date, but the spec sheet keeps it extremely competitive.
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But as it turns out, you don't have to buy the priciest phone to get the best experience.
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It owns the country's biggest milk processor, its finest coffee shops and some of its priciest real estate.
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And it's the first time you can use data to snag deals in the priciest NFL season ever.
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London, named the eighth most expensive city for buying a home, was Europe's priciest city, according to CBRE.
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That sum, however, wouldn&apost be the priciest monthly child support figure a celebrity has had to pay.
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This private school, which specializes in engineering, science and math, is the third priciest college on the list.
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The deal adds to a recent spate of luxury property transactions, including Dyson's purchase of Singapore's priciest penthouse.
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The least expensive was an alcove studio for $780,000; the priciest was a triplex penthouse for $19343 million.
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To lifelong residents and occasional visitors alike, New York can feel like the priciest place on the planet.
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Boeing is the priciest component of the Dow, so it helped lift the overall stock market higher Wednesday.
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The priciest, a four-bedroom, four-bathroom Lattingtown beach house, is $234,2100 from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
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Credit card debt is still likely to be priciest, offering the most bang for your buck with payoff.
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Apple's products tend to be the priciest, but they also come with the fewest glitches, viruses and bugs.
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The prices are reasonable too (thanks to C&B, we're guessing) -- the priciest item is a $1,999 pink sofa.
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Without the requirement to cover comprehensive policies, insurers could opt exclude some of the priciest services that sick Americans.
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Just take a peek at Brick Picker, which serves as a guide to some of the company's priciest sets.
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Since the last century, Darjeeling tea — the priciest variety of Indian tea — has been sold only in private auctions.
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Valued between $4 and $403 million, O'Keeffe's "Nature Forms–Gaspé" (1932) will be the priciest work in the sale.
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The priciest presidential book deal before the Obamas was Bill Clinton's 2004 memoir, which was bought for $15 million.
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The priciest one, which covers three tickets (and includes 3D, 4D and IMAX screens), now costs $13.99 per month.
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Ounce per ounce, anti-aging creams are among the priciest things you can buy in the average department store.
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There's a reason it's one of the priciest ones — save $163 and get the brushed copper model for $649.99.
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Comparatively, in the priciest market, Hong Kong, the median home price was 18.1 times more than the median income.
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The issue with such funds is self-explanatory: they rely on stocks with the priciest valuations to drive returns.
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In September 2019, they released their rarest, priciest cuvée yet, comprised of three vintages, from 2009, 2010, and 2012.
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Look, there's a time and a place for foie gras torchon, shaved black truffles, and the priciest Beluga caviar.
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Fighters come in a range of skin colors—the priciest goes for 200 ETH ($74,000) and the cheapest for .
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Among the buyers of the country's priciest real estate are young entrepreneurs in the flourishing tech industry in Israel.
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Monaco is the priciest city for residential real estate, and Singapore is the most expensive to buy a car.
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Homes within walking distance of Morley Field, which is at the park's northeast corner, are among the neighborhood's priciest.
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Other parts of Boston have prices that eclipse some of the Big Apple's priciest residential areas, the report noted.
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This sale is the priciest for a Brooklyn condo, according to the appraiser Jonathan J. Miller, of Miller Samuel.
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Trump's priciest home is a $54 million penthouse in New York City, located in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue.
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It is likely to become more expensive than Washington's priciest-ever contest for a seat in Congress, when Rep.
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That sale shattered the record for the priciest home sale ever in the US, a title it still holds.
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Without the requirement to cover comprehensive policies, insurers could opt exclude some of the priciest services that sick Americans need.
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But a short drive from some of the priciest property in Africa are the Cape Flats, a patchwork of townships.
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The nation's priciest properties are in far less demand this year, and that is taking a toll on their values.
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The government found no takers for the best-quality and the priciest 700 megahertz airwaves, offered for the first time.
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Airbnb is expanding its rental options today to include some of the priciest and most luxurious accommodations on the planet.
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Friday and Saturday shows tend to be priciest, with average prices in the mid to high $700 range, he said.
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Markets nonetheless have reason to be jittery about Netflix, if only because it has some of the priciest shares around.
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A particular pocket of weakness is London's "prime" market, which is often defined as the priciest 5-10% of homes.
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Buyers and sellers of all but the priciest pieces may rue the increased opacity of the houses' already baffling commissions.
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Brokers have an incentive to choose the priciest options for their clients to extract as high a fee as possible.
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In West Los Angeles, that city's priciest area, the average was $52, an 16.93 percent increase in the same period.
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The priciest, at $1,199,000, was a restored five-bedroom 2489 Victorian with an in-ground pool on a half-acre.
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The priciest property sold for nearly $74 million to James Dyson, the founder of the British home-electronics maker Dyson.
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The most expensive was a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom penthouse for $9.75 million — Brooklyn's third-priciest apartment.
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"Even the priciest cruise lines offer deals on these sailings, compared with what their other itineraries cost," Ms. Perl said.
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The priciest items are items like $85 stone crab cocktail, Cubano sausage for $50, and steak kan kan for $32.
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California, which boasts the priciest and tightest housing market in the nation, saw sales slip across the board in July.
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Manhattan's top retail strips, some of which are among the world's priciest shopping districts, appear to have seen better days.
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Apple sells a range of monitors — its priciest model is the Pro Display XDR with nano-texture glass for $5,999.
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In some of the priciest markets, the cost is as bad as paying for an extra year of college — or worse.
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A Hyundai Accent GS is just $150 a month, and the priciest option is a McLaren 650S at $4,095 a month.
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More than a 1000 weapons have been seized at a mansion in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles' priciest areas early Wednesday morning.
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That's more than it would cost you to actually use AOL's paid service, the priciest of which costs $25.90 a month.
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The rumors were right: iPhone X, the phone Apple was clearly most excited about, is the priciest iPhone yet at $999.
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New York (CNN Business)Tesla has announced its two priciest electric car models will now come with an even longer range.
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The brand boasts some of the priciest — and chicest — handbags on the market, with a $34,000 alligator backpack, among other designs.
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This year's rally has left the S&P 500 trading at about 18.1 times expected earnings, its priciest multiple since 2004.
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And that's meant strong growth for a London-based company that's pioneered a new technology to black out the priciest timepieces.
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Back in December, Trump was estimated to be the priciest president-elect to protect, at up to $1 million a day.
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The priciest years of a child's life are between the ages of one and four, where parents spend approximately £2000,224 ($90,859).
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No, the world's priciest whisky hails from Japan, thanks to a record-shattering auction price garnered by a regular-sized bottle.
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Safari Campground is the festival's priciest on-location campsite, with luxury tent rates starting around $10,000 for a four-night stay.
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Such a transaction could make it the priciest land sale ever in Mexico, and one of the largest in Latin America.
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Among the priciest items in the sale are paintings by Patrick Caulfield and Bhupen Khakhar, Mr. Hodgkin's friends and fellow artists.
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The largest and priciest are on Summit Avenue and the streets perpendicular to it in the Fairmount section, northwest of downtown.
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Its priciest edition costs $170 for federal filing, and includes a service where you can talk to CPAs or enrolled agents.
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Ms. Moore's sale was also the priciest for an Upper West Side co-op, according to CityRealty, which tracks apartment transactions.
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The cheapest observatory for adults is One World Observatory, and the priciest is the Empire State Building's 102nd-floor top deck.
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Despite being one of the priciest in the market, these machines will never skimp out on power — even the smaller models.
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The first-class cabins were spacious and were the priciest accommodations, so more affluent and prominent figures resided in these quarters.
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The priciest suites on the ship, the Owner's Suites, cost $240,000 per person — but they sold out immediately, according to Silversea.
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Hendrix's 1967 electric guild Starfire V cherry guitar, leftie of course, is the priciest ... with a starting minimum bid of $250,000.
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From phones to computers, tablets to cases, if it's coming from Apple, it will probably be one of the priciest options available.
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Rigs can cost anywhere from a few thousand dollars to tens of thousands or more - and processing chips are the priciest component.
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They will remain here, with the reporters, operatives and candidates filling the state's biggest hotels and priciest restaurants, through Monday night's caucuses.
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If Ultra is rolled out to the masses, it would be the priciest Netflix subscription yet at $16.99 or $19.99 a month.
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While the priciest points of the market have been chilly for a while, now the bottom end is catching a cold, too.
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After identifying the 10 most-populated U.S. cities from census data, the firm determined the priciest suburbs based on median home price.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's MOST EXPENSIVEST, 2 Chainz takes a trip to the priciest health facility on the planet.
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"These are two markets that are already some of the priciest in the country," said Igor Popov, chief economist at Apartment List.
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But with these stocks now the priciest in 24.34 years relative to less loved firms, funds are starting to explore cheaper names.
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Investors have started moving more money to international stock markets as a result of the U.S. stock market being the priciest globally.
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Even the company's priciest package is less than a quarter of the cost of a full financial plan from a traditional adviser.
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Its search interest is highest on the coasts and in the priciest cities in the U.S., like New York and San Francisco.
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It was the priciest real-estate deal south of 42nd Street in New York, appraiser Jonathan Miller told The Wall Street Journal.
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Oakland teachers live in one of the priciest places in America -- thanks to the tech boom -- so yeah, they want better pay.
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This distinctive 60-story tower had its priciest closing this past year with the $47.87 million sale of its top-floor penthouse.
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It may be the priciest cut, but a home-cooked rack of lamb is still far cheaper than one from a restaurant.
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The priciest unit currently listed, a $13.18 million duplex penthouse, is under contract, said Raizy Haas, a senior vice president at Extell.
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It was the priciest sale for all of 2017, as well as the third highest ever for a residence in the city.
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That price was well over Christie's estimate of $194,000 to $259,000, and broke the record for the priciest handbag ever sold at auction.
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Set on 924 Bel Air Road in L.A., the $250-million estate was officially listed as the country's priciest home for sale yesterday.
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Some of their desktop Mac counterparts were more expensive; iMovie was $14.99 and Pages, Numbers, and Keynote were the priciest at $19.99 each.
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Is it "breaking the game" to flout the patterns established throughout decades of Jeopardy history, in favor of picking off the priciest clues?
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Some of the priciest Airbnb listings near the start of the eclipse in Madras, Oregon, are going for upwards of $2003,000 a night.
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Consider it the perfect spare phone (use it as a burner!) or for kids or seniors who don't need the latest and priciest.
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In a couple of years Audi, Jaguar and other premium-car makers plan electric vehicles on a par with Tesla's two priciest cars.
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It ranks fourth on Nationwide's list of common ailments for cats and is the second-priciest condition, averaging $649 a year to treat.
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A spokesperson for WatchTime told Business Insider that the Breguet Double Tourbillon is valued at $800,000, making it among the event's priciest watches.
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That's according to research from consultancy Mercer, which found that Asian cities lead the way among the priciest destinations for employees living abroad.
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Home to one of the world's most significant financial centers, the Swiss city also stakes claim to the priciest hamburger on the planet.
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Sagaponack was the priciest ZIP code in the US in 2015 and 2016 before it was beat out by Atherton, California, in 2017.
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Half of the "Slide Fires" for AR-15s (the priciest ones, at that) on Slide Fire Solutions' website are currently out of stock.
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The 2010 census cost $13 billion to complete, according to a report from the Government Accountability Office, making it the priciest in history.
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New York Institute of Technology has the priciest of the programs, at $50,730 in tuition a year (plus $19753,220 for room and board).
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Because it has the priciest real estate markets in the country, state taxpayers get a huge benefit from writing off their mortgage debt.
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The priciest was a five-family building listed for $1.25 million; the least expensive was a two-bedroom mobile home listed for $153,000.
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"So the priciest parts of LA command rents more than twice those in the suburbs," Steve Basham, Senior Market Analyst at Costar, told Mashable.
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We demand the same name and core qualities that companies advertise in their glitziest and priciest marketing, but at a price that's humanly attainable.
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We've found 10 sectional couches on the more affordable side — with the priciest one at just over $1,000 — that are worthy of your investment.
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The priciest high-rise rounds up the usual suspects — oysters, clams, jumbo shrimp — along with those oysters Rockefeller, a whole lobster and blue crab.
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Indeed, the world's priciest apartment is in talks to be sold in New York, Hiten Samtani, managing editor of The Real Deal, told CNBC.
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On the low-end, CarHopper cars can go for $600/day, and range all the way up to $1,500/day for the priciest models.
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And the market for the priciest Belgian birds is highly concentrated, limited to a handful of fanciers whose prospects are crucial for the market.
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In London housing is outlandishly dear: before the Brexit vote sent the pound tumbling, it was the priciest city in the world for renters.
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The stores are no longer featuring beef steaks on their shelves in an effort to stop rampant shoplifting of their priciest cuts of meat.
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Tuesdays (any time) and Wednesdays (afternoons) are cheapest, they found, while games on Saturday (any time) and Monday (afternoons) tend to be the priciest.
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You'll need Netflix's priciest subscription tier — the $11.99 per month Ultra HD option — and an HDR-equipped TV to take advantage of the feature.
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Typically, an artist who's reached his zenith uses the best and priciest beauty treatments and consults experts who help him maintain his luminous skin.
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To keep her expenses as low as possible, Anna ordered the priciest medications from Israel and purchased others through discounts she found using GoodRx.
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Traders were draining the priciest U.S. storage tanks and selling oil held in tankers due to rising prices of oil for near-term delivery.
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The priciest of these sponsor units — all bought by unidentified buyers, which is typical in such high-end deals — was No. 65A, at $27,042,203.90.
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Charlotte Tilbury Eyes to Mesmerize ($32): Charlotte Tilbury's shadows were frequently recommended but quite expensive, even compared to the priciest ones on this list.
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While all Disney theme parks can be expensive to visit, Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, is arguably one of the priciest options available.
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While these toothbrushes are about 12 times less expensive than the priciest model on our list, they are certainly not 12 times less effective.
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The country's second-priciest ZIP code is the tiny Hamptons village of Sagaponack in New York, where the median sale price is $4.3 million.
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Photo: AppleIt's been over a year since Apple last teased the Mac Pro, a major refresh to its traditionally priciest and most powerful computer.
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While only moderately expensive (Dangerous Things' priciest RFID injection kit that's currently available costs about $100), implantable tech understandably still makes many people uneasy.
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MARKET OVERVIEW Sales are vibrant in Knokke, the most expensive resort town on the Flemish coast and one of the priciest areas in Belgium.
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Closings there commenced in October, and they are ultimately expected to include the city's priciest listing: a $250 million penthouse with 23,000 square feet.
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Southern California has some of the priciest local markets in the nation, so affordability is an issue that lower rates are helping to mitigate.
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The English capital is the most expensive city to get Lasik eye surgery, and it's the third-priciest city to buy residential real estate.
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Spring skiers have already dodged two of the priciest periods of the season — the December holidays, and Presidents Day weekend in February, Sherman said.
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Pros: UV-C light kills germs, easy to use, can charge your phone at the same time, fast-actingCons: Priciest option on our list
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At AutoNation's two Mercedes franchises in Houston, the priciest models were stored on service lifts to preserve them even if the buildings were flooded.
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We sat down with the actress to talk growing up in the spotlight, embracing acne and her natural hair, and her priciest beauty habit.
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But on Tuesday, Apple revealed that its priciest phone, the iPhone X, won't be available to order until October and won't ship until November.
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The Cobalt Valkyrie-X private plane was the priciest item on the retailer's annual list of 12 fantasy items, and it's easy to see why.
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Jed ponders lowering the price of his sculptures, per Sophia and Tilman's advice, but is worried the move could devalue one of his priciest pieces.
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It's found on nearly every timepiece the company makes, from its cheapest watches, which retail for $2512, to its priciest, which goes for nearly $802.113,2802.11.
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County officials say it could take up to $500 million to preserve 12,000 acres of farmland in one of the country's priciest real estate markets.
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Pretty in pink A buyer dropped a cool $31.6 million at an auction last night to get "Unique Pink," the priciest pink diamond ever sold.
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Although patients remain on the hook for part of the cost of the priciest treatments, the government is coughing up for more high-end drugs.
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The new series, helmed by Moulin Rouge director Baz Luhrmann, is the one of the priciest productions in the streaming service's history, according to Variety.
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The deal was the largest acquisition that Mr Son has made, and also one of his priciest (at a 21% premium to Arm's market value).
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QuipThe priciest option ($30/month), Quip is best for workplace collaboration, built to handle chat, easy sharing, as well as editing of notes and spreadsheets.
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That thinking has been behind a major real estate boom in Oregon, as workers flee California, where housing is among the priciest in the nation.
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KS29 is trading at a 29.1 times earnings, compared with the region's priciest emerging market, the Philippines, at 13, according to Thomson Reuters Eikon data.
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If you already have a recent Samsung TV then it's a no brainer, the Sound+ is an upgrade for all but the priciest Samsung sets.
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Some of the priciest come from deep in the Indonesian rainforest, where birds are provided with lavish new towers with protruding chutes for their nests.
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Gold plans, which cover 80 percent of customers' health costs, are purchased by just 4 percent of Obamacare customers, and are among the priciest plans.
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His priciest listings ever were twin 12-packs of discontinued Pepsi Blue and the original Mr. Pibb, after Pibb Xtra replaced it, for $600 each.
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At $16.3 trillion spent over 15 years, Sanders' climate deal is by far the priciest of all the Democratic candidates left in the primary race.
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The South Florida city is the second-priciest city to hire a personal trainer, and also the second-most expensive place to buy a piano.
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The Swiss city comes in fourth for priciest beauty services and personal trainers, but it's relatively affordable when it comes to fine wine and jewelry.
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It is true that Mr. Biden's climate plan is neither the priciest nor the most ambitious — others call for reaching carbon neutrality well before midcentury.
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Remember those pictures of him as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's guest in Turkey in September 2018, enjoying a steak in the world's priciest meat restaurant?
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It's their priciest, but well worth the investment if you can swing it (you're going to be sleeping on it every night, so why not?).
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The purchase set a California record and is the second-priciest home sale ever recorded in the US.Visit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more stories.
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GM's Cadillac Escalades, derivatives of the Tahoe and Suburban, are the priciest of all selling on average for over $2,2487 in November, according to Truecar.
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When Apple unveiled its Smart Keyboard Folio alongside its latest and priciest iPad Pro models in late 2018, the peripheral barely registered on my radar.
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For many families, especially those in the priciest regions in America, $500,000 a year doesn't even guarantee you'll be able to save, or save enough.
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TOWNHOUSES There was a steady flow of townhouse transactions in 2017, with the priciest houses just blocks from each other on the Upper East Side.
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Two of the three top NYC sales don&apost even break into the top 119.753 priciest sales in the US in the past decadeWhile Griffin&aposs $238 million purchase in January is still the most expensive home sale ever in the US, New York City&aposs two other top sales don&apost even rank among the top 10 priciest sales in the US in the past decade.
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Dubbed the Bright Night Fantasy Bra, this year's priciest underpinning was dreamt up by New York-based designer Eddie Borgo and handcrafted by AW Mouzannar jewelers.
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So she took on a collage project, using birds cut from what's now one of the world's priciest books: John James Audubon's The Birds of America.
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And a third macular degeneration treatment provided by doctors through Medicare Part B, also made by Regeneron, is the number one priciest drug in that program.
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But opening large, cutting-edge stores in one of the priciest real estate markets — and most competitive retail environments — in the world is a costly endeavor.
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Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez are house hunting in LA — and they've been touring some of the priciest mega-mansions in the state, according to reports
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And though growth is supposed to be the antithesis of value, few growth investors ever express a wish to buy the priciest stocks they can find.
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The company is expected to release three different phones: the 7S, 7S Plus and the 8, with the 8 naturally being the priciest of the lot.
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Because Lowry wanted to minimize the rent she pays monthly, she's decided not live in Manhattan, which is home to some of the region's priciest apartments.
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That doesn't count Trump's ownership of millions of square feet of some of America's priciest office and retail rental space in Manhattan, Chicago and San Francisco.
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This is not only the costliest home ever to be sold in the entire country but also the priciest Trulia has ever listed anywhere, CNBC reports.
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Its priciest iPhone X model now costs 105,720 rupees ($1,33) for a 256 gigabyte (GB) variant, according to Apple's India website, an increase of 3.6 percent.
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The Vessel is a 150-foot-tall climbable sculpture in New York City's new $25 billion Hudson Yards neighborhood, which is now the city's priciest neighborhood.
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Apple's priciest phone has barely just hit stores — but the anticipation hasn't stopped consumers from spending, as the company mints cash and crushes Wall Street's expectations.
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The priciest of the trio, on the 257th floor, unit No. 212.6C, sold for $210,143,214, according to city records, and was this week's runner-up sale.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's MOST EXPENSIVEST, 2 Chainz samples the priciest weed he can find in Las Vegas, where recreational marijuana was recently legalized.
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Custom made by Land Ark RV, the Outlook Shelters are the priciest accommodations at the campground, starting at $595 per night and going up to $1,200.
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The priciest condo listing was a two-bedroom, two-bath unit in World Plaza on Prospect Avenue, for $405,000; the next most expensive condo was $299,803.
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Once listed for $350 million, the Chartwell Estate is the most expensive home ever sold in California and the second-priciest ever sold in the US.
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Tickets to the Saturday event will cost a whopping $580,600 per couple, making it the priciest fund-raiser since Trump took office, The Washington Post reports.
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Hong Kong was found to be the priciest city in the world for luxury products and services, according to a report by private bank Julius Baer.
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It's now the second priciest home sale in the U.S. ... trailing only the $238 million NYC penthouse purchased by hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin in January.
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Individual investors are already at a disadvantage compared to big firms equipped with artificial intelligence, the priciest research and legions of traders glued to the markets.
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International real estate After two hurricanes in 2017, the tiny U.S. Virgin Island has seen sales rebound, although the priciest homes are the slowest to move.
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The most expensive iPhone 6S Plus cost £789 at launch ($1054), a whopping 130 pounds less than than the priciest iPhone 7 Plus, which costs £919 ($163).
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But one lucky bidder at Christie's Hong Kong just beat them all, buying the priciest handbag ever sold at auction for a cool (scratch that — hot!) $300,168.
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Angola's capital city Luanda is the priciest city for expatriates to relocate to this year, according to a study conducted by Movinga, a moving services start-up.
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The priciest guitars are essentially handcrafted by master luthiers in Martin's custom shop, while the least-expensive models, at less than $500, are renowned for their value.
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"The U.S. housing market continues to cool, primarily due to some of our priciest markets moving into frigid waters," said Ralph McLaughlin, deputy chief economist at CoreLogic.
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In the world's priciest housing market, it is hardly surprising that property owners are staunchly against new funeral businesses in order to preserve their sky-high rents.
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This $18 million, 14,000-square-foot waterfront mansion is one of New York City's most unique properties, and also one of the priciest in all of Brooklyn.
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In one of the world's priciest real estate markets, a newly-listed mansion has the potential to become the most expensive homes ever sold in the city.
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It&aposs also set to be the priciest deal in the history of the luxury sector, Amie Tsang and Vanessa Friedman of the New York Times report.
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In the heart of an ultra-wealthy, celebrity-filled enclave in California sits one of the priciest and unique pieces of real estate on the state's coastline.
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McKelvey's home sits in the heart of Manhattan's Greenwich Village, a historically bohemian neighborhood that's now one of the priciest in the city and beloved by celebrities.
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And back in 2014, a sprawling estate in East Hampton, New York, sold for $137 million and still holds the record for third-priciest US sale ever.
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World Series tickets for the Washington Nationals and the Houston Astros were the fifth-priciest for the year, fetching an average of $1,093 per ticket on StubHub.
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He spent $159 million to build himself one of the country's priciest homes, only to stiff a Harlem contractor over its faux-marble finishes, a new lawsuit charges.
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In January Ken Griffin, the founder of Citadel, a hedge fund, bought a penthouse in the building for $1223m, setting a record for the priciest home in America.
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The race took place earlier this month and was one of the priciest of its kind, offering $1 million in prize money, bankrolled by the United Arab Emirates.
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This creates an incentive for doctors to prescribe more expensive drugs, much as a car salesman earning a fixed commission wants to sell the priciest set of wheels.
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On a forward-earnings basis, the XLK is the priciest it's been since January 2005, a sign experts say could mean the sector is at risk of peaking.
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At the time, it was the most expensive home ever sold in the neighborhood, as well as one of the priciest residential properties ever sold in the borough.
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Once I moved to Washington, DC (one of the priciest cities in the country) and started working a commission-only job (I know, I know), I got behind.
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The Los Angeles Times reports that if the home sells for what Leonard is asking, it'll be one of the priciest sales in Los Angeles County this year.
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At $65, this is absolutely the priciest roller on this list, but it's also made with a large piece of Xiuyan jade to cover more skin at once.
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Last month, Kevin Moore and some colleagues were performing routine inspections in the upscale Oakland Hills, which has some of the priciest real estate in the Bay Area.
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The building's southernmost exterior is crowned by the British artist Antony Gormley's inhabitable sculpture of a crouching man, which doubles as the property's priciest and most conceptual suite.
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Tech Fix It's the time of year when smartphone makers introduce their newest wares to tempt you to spend your hard-earned dollars on the latest, priciest devices.
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The cheapest active funds outperformed more than twice as often as the priciest ones in the past year, and two thirds of the cheapest funds survived, Morningstar said.
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Open houses for L.A.'s priciest mansions have gotten a lot more elaborate than sandwich trays — however tasteful and elegant — or cookie spreads, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Singapore might be the priciest city in total, if you like your bread and wine, Seoul could eventually cost you a lot more - as shown by these graphs.
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The sales were among Manhattan's priciest residential closings in the month of April, most of which were also near the park, according to New York City property records.
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Among other notable transactions, a 65th-floor apartment at the supertall 432 Park Avenue, another of the city's priciest buildings, changed owners for the fourth time since 2016.
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But today, while it&aposs still a prestigious area, Avenue Princesse Grace is no longer one of the world&aposs priciest streets — or even one of Monaco&aposs.
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The device is the priciest in the Echo family — $50 more than the Echo speaker and $180 more than the Echo Dot, the miniature version of the speaker.
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And like a somewhat surprisingly wide array of Democrats this cycle, he calls for reforming zoning rules to allow for more construction in the priciest neighborhoods and markets.
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The priciest, at $25 million, was an 11-bedroom, 16,300-square-foot, Normandy-style estate, on 4.66 acres with a pool, tennis courts, extensive gardens and a guesthouse.
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For comparison ... the most expensive shoe on the Under Armour site is UA Curry 3ZERo ($120) and Adidas' priciest pair is the ADO Crazy Explosive shoes at $200.
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One study suggests America's GDP would be 9% higher if the less restrictive zoning laws of the median American city were to be applied to the priciest, fanciest ones.
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The ads are targeting a far more rarefied market than in the past: patients with good insurance or those who can pay out of pocket for the priciest drugs.
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But its priciest space is actually a favorite of her husband, Scott: [The screening room is] "the most expensive room in the house, and my husband's favorite," Sims says.
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The priciest cars may offer more nifty features and a smoother ride than a cheaper marque, but the vast difference in price is not primarily down to such advantages.
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Travel search engine GoEuro has released its annual Beer Price Index and, for the second straight year, Lausanne, Switzerland has the priciest brew, with an average cost of $217.60.
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Now a luxury waterfront condo called One Brooklyn Bridge Park, it is home to a penthouse on the market for $32 million, one of the priciest listings in Brooklyn.
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From the initial egg testing through the third IUI, we spent $22,22016 on the testing, donor sperm (one of the priciest expenses), sperm storage fees, and other affiliated costs.
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This "jobs rich" area happens to be some of the priciest land in America, full of modest-sized single-family detached homes that sell for more than $1.5 million.
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Somehow, nacho cheese that comes out of a stainless steel pump can be just as luscious and enjoyable as the priciest of French triple crèmes, depending on your mood.
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When it was commissioned in 2017, the 100,000-tonne USS Gerald R. Ford, the first in a new class of carriers, became the priciest warship in history at $13bn.
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The priciest homes sold in the Hamptons in 2018 sat on the market for an average of 706.7 days before finally selling, according to a report from Brady's company.
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The color scheme recalls 16th-century costs of dyestuffs, with black as the priciest, as it was made from imported logwood from North America, and beige as the cheapest.
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The lowest home prices in Antioch tend to be along the border of Pittsburg; newer homes along the border of Brentwood, to the southeast, tend to be the priciest.
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This penthouse is the second priciest transaction since closings began in late 2015 at the 96-story tower, between 56th and 29.083th Streets in the heart of Billionaires' Row.
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Over decades, real estate is a good investment, but getting your foot in the market can elude you for a lifetime if you're too focused on the priciest markets.
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Using market data from Yardi Matrix, RENTCafe released a ranking of the priciest ZIP codes for renters in the U.S. and identified the most expensive ones by region, too.
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The month's priciest co-op closing, at $47 million, was a palatial apartment at 960 Fifth Avenue acquired by Aerin Lauder, a granddaughter of the cosmetics giant Estée Lauder.
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In Saint Petersburg, Florida, the priciest place to retire on the list, total annual expenses are $43,513, annual housing costs are $16,188 and annual health care costs are $9,650.
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At its current market cap, Datadog is being valued at about 41 times trailing 12-month revenue, which makes it among the priciest cloud software stocks on the market.
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The priciest item sold has been a $22 pressurized door from a DC-2300 plane, and the sales contribute between $2003,2200 and $28,2000 to the flight museum each year.
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At more than $4 billion, Central Park Tower, which has a seven-level flagship Nordstrom's store at the base, is the priciest condo development ever attempted in the city.
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From my reporting on the priciest Alphabet operations — the cost-intensive Fiber broadband, the life science lab Verily and robotics money-hole X — this range seems fair, maybe conservative.
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No matter if they're at home in L.A., relaxing in the Hamptons, or shooting a movie in Atlanta, celebrities are taken to the best (and, ahem, priciest) places to dine.
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In the priciest market in the U.S., the median-priced starter home there costs more than the local median income, according to the latest data from real estate site Trulia.
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His €893m ($66m) move to Juventus in 2001 is one of only three goalkeeper purchases among the 200 priciest sales of all time, according to Transfermarkt, a football statistics website.
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Hong Kong is the most expensive city in the world for people working abroad, new research has found, with Asian cities continuing to dominate as the priciest locations for expats.
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The site's data show the fall classic is shaping up to be the priciest in at least six years, with the average price of Cubs tickets tracking well above $6,600.
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According to Wired, Facbook's landlord status is one way to help out over six thousand new hires moving into one of the priciest and overcrowded zip codes in the nation.
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Yes, the Pixelbook is one of the priciest Chrome OS devices available, but Google assures me Stadia will work on most Chrome browsers—including on chromebooks with less powerful processors.
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Rising incomes and perceived health benefits are fuelling demand for "super fruits", which are now among the priciest food commodities, FAO said in a biannual report on global food markets.
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Böttcher said that in an era where phone cameras can capture high-quality images, there's no need to invest in the priciest equipment on the market — at least right away.
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That price made it, at the time, the most expensive home ever sold in the neighborhood, as well as one of the priciest residential properties ever sold in the borough.
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In Marin County, home to some of California's priciest land, sudden oak death spread onto such landmark properties as George Lucas's Skywalker Ranch and the renowned Spirit Rock Meditation Center.
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And "while some cities and ZIP codes, like Seattle, may be more recognizable as traditional hipster havens," others are more "under-the-radar" and not in the priciest big cities.
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BERLIN, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Leveraged buyouts are the priciest they have been at anytime since the 2007-20173 financial crisis, but private equity firms are not sitting on the sidelines.
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The decision comes two months after Mr. Peltz won a seat on Procter & Gamble's board in what was one of the largest, priciest and nastiest corporate proxy fights in history.
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The Barton Creek neighborhood has historically been one of the city's priciest zip codes and has seen its share of tech elite move in within the past couple of decades.
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"The lack of new office supply in the CBD will also be limited for the coming few years, reinforcing Hong Kong's standing as the world's priciest office market," Gaffney added.
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They checked out a few places in the garment district and Midtown West, which merely reinforced their desire to remain in the West Village, one of the city's priciest neighborhoods.
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Eliminated from the original text is a required 10-year data exclusivity period for biotech medicines, which U.S. Democrats feared would prolong higher prices for some of the priciest drugs.
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Unfortunately for Porsche, it's the EPA rating that's official, which makes the Taycan look very inefficient compared to any other electric car out there – despite being one of the priciest.
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But you'll need a USB-C to Lightning cable to do it, which (unless you've got the newest and priciest iPhone 2169 Pro), Apple won't include with your new phone.
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Seattle Times journalist Carol Ostrom recounted what happened next: Without any leverage to bring healthy people onto insurance rolls, insurers, left with the priciest patients, began a financial death spiral.
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The Republican plan would limit the exclusion to the cost of the 90th percentile plan nationwide -- that is, the priciest 10% of plans would have to pay tax on the premiums.
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A dram from the unopened bottle of "Macallan 2101" sold for the four-figure sum at a Swiss hotel in July – making it the priciest glass of single malt ever flogged.
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The collection's price points span the gamut from $50 for tops, $120 for accessories, $180 for denim, $295 for outerwear, and $600 for leather pants (the latter is the priciest item).
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Soho House & Co are at it again, this time with a standalone network of around-the-clock workspaces called Soho Works— and it's no surprise they're the priciest on our list.
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On Wednesday, VICELAND is airing the season finale of MOST EXPENSIVEST, our show following 2 Chainz as he drops bands on the priciest food, booze, and luxury goods he can find.
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Vira, 61, had sought information under India's Right to Information Act on encroachments of public land and illegal land dealings in a city that has among the world's priciest real estate.
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TripAdvisor Rentals — TripAdvisor's vacation rentals booking arm — crunched the numbers on 11 of the priciest destinations around the world, identifying the most affordable (and most expensive) times to visit in 2018.
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If it sells for that much, it will tie the record for the priciest home sale San Francisco's history, set last year by the sale of venture capitalist Matt Cohler's mansion.
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Sure, the SkinCeuticals is expensive (it's certainly the priciest on this list), but when push comes to shove, this is one of the most tried and true options on the market.
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The priciest Cybertruck sports three electric motors that up the range to 21 miles and the towing capacity to 2000,000 pounds, which is 6,500 pounds more than the single-motor option.
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The bigger deals tend to be the secondary ones (33's priciest transaction was Hauser & Wirth's sale of a 23 oil-and-chalk work on paper by Cy Twombly for $213m).
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Tesla has reduced prices on its other cars several times in the last two months, including cuts of up to 30 percent on its priciest models last week, suggesting sluggish sales.
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Of 129 rentals, the cheapest was $2,900 for a studio on South End Avenue and the priciest, $35,000, was for the four-bedroom West Street penthouse that was also for sale.
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When the Anbang Insurance Group paid $21.7 billion for the Waldorf Astoria, the famed Art Deco hotel in Midtown Manhattan, in 22.6, it was one of the priciest hotel deals ever.
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The body needed someone who knew telecoms, Chambliss thought, especially the constellation of communications satellites that represent the committee's single priciest line item in an annual intelligence budget of $60 billion.
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Vue offers four packages ranging from 50 to 100 channels, streaming on five devices at once, and extra customization options – so though it's one of the priciest, it's not for nothing.
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The Setai Miami Beach is considered one of the priciest hotels in South Beach, but it's also consistently top-rated for spacious all-suite rooms, luxury amenities, and five-star service.
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The full-floor apartment, with a wraparound terrace and panoramic views of the Hudson River and New York Harbor, closed at $2003,866,945 — the priciest sponsor unit in the 60-story building.
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At $27 (or £33), they're still among the priciest active noise-canceling headphones around — the same price as Bose's Noise Cancelling Headphones 23, and $24 more than Sony's 22020X M3 headphones.
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The activist investor will join the Procter & Gamble board on March 1 after the one of the largest, priciest and nastiest corporate proxy fights in history, the company said Friday night.
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The priciest was a sleek two-family, with six bedrooms and four full and two half bathrooms, for $3.2 million; the least expensive was an alcove studio co-op for $214,999.
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While there are some signs of home price gains easing, especially in California, one of the nation's largest and priciest housing markets, sales cannot increase if there aren't more homes to buy.
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"While Venezuelans suffer and die of hunger, Nicolás Maduro and [first lady] Cilia enjoy one of the priciest restaurants in the world, all with money stolen from the Venezuelan people," he tweeted.
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That figure was well below the $43 billion worth of spectrum on offer however, as carriers shunned the priciest category of airwaves, snapping up less than half of the total on offer.
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It was a band of passionate, dedicated people — many of whom are now without jobs, insurance, or a means to support themselves in one of the priciest parts of the United States.
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No.Platforms: Chromecast, iOS, tvOS, Amazon Fire, Android Mobile OSSony PS VuePS Vue definitely has the priciest planes available, but the Core plan hits a sweet spot most viewers will be fine with.
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The iPad Pro, which costs $599 to $1,129, is among the priciest of Apple's tablets, but with its large screen and keyboard cover, it's also, arguably, the most work and entertainment friendly.
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Shenzen, situated next to the border of Hong Kong, has held fairly steady as one of China's priciest cities, though it dropped down one space this year to be replaced by Tianjin.
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While "Le Penthouse" is the priciest home publicly listed, it's possible there are more expensive homes for sale in the city via "whisper listings" that you'll only discover by word-of-mouth.
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Mr. Porter has spent up to a few thousand dollars apiece for cuff link pairs; his priciest acquisitions, made of gold and amethyst, were designed by Art Smith, a Greenwich Village artisan.
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The Series 43 is the newest and most advanced watch yet, which makes it the priciest — but today, you can grab a certified refurbished Series 4 for $49.01 off at Best Buy.
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The priciest sale, at $30,951,145, was a three-bedroom four-and-a-half-bath aerie at 432 Park Avenue, the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere, topping out at 1,396 feet.
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Should it happen, Juventus would alter two of the world's most prestigious leagues in the stroke of three moves, while playing a part in two of the four priciest transfers in history.
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The priciest listing, at 16.5 million Canadian dollars (about $12.35 million) is a 12,000-square-foot house on a lot two-thirds of an acre close to the village, Mr. Mackenzie said.
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The least expensive was a co-op studio with granite counters listed at $499,000; the priciest, a pair of adjacent condos, offered for sale together as a two-bedroom, at $1.843 million.
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New York City may be a relatively affordable city to buy a car or some fine whiskey, but it's the priciest city for hiring a personal trainer and hosting a wedding banquet.
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"You never had this kind of supply in these price ranges," said Gary Barnett, the president and founder of Extell Development, which has built some of the priciest condos of the decade.
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The priciest listing, at $719,000, was a four-bedroom, three-bathroom condominium on Graphite Drive at Four Seasons at Great Notch, with $20,770 in annual property taxes and $425 in monthly maintenance.
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It is now branching out from roads to other investments, including Bogotá's Metro, which will be Colombia's priciest infrastructure project to date, at an estimated cost of $4.6bn for 25km of elevated track.
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Photo: Rick Bowmer (AP)The United States military temporarily grounded all of its F-35 jets, the Defense Department's priciest fighter jets, for inspection Thursday following a crash in South Carolina last month.
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Read on to find out the median home-payment costs for the 15 largest cities in the U.S. — from the least expensive to the priciest — and the salary you'll need to pay them.
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The latest and greatest chips are available on the priciest preconfigured version of the 27-inch model, but otherwise, customers will only get Intel's newest chips if they buy a custom-configured computer.
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We still have a lot of work to do in figuring out the best way to curb climate change, but there is a clear consensus that the priciest option is to do nothing.
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"While Venezuelans suffer and die of hunger, Nicolas Maduro and Cilia enjoy one of the priciest restaurants in the world, all with money stolen from the Venezuelan people," opposition leader Julio Borges said.
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The drink is infused with 5 grams of edible 353-karat gold, gold-flaked whipped cream, and a side of La Madeline au Truffle (the world's priciest), which sells for $2,600 a pound.
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That has hit both supply and quality, but more crucially, sent the spot prices of small cardamom, already among the world's priciest spices, to record highs on Mumbai's Multi Commodity Exchange this month.
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The city's real estate was recently declared the priciest in the world by British property start-up Nested, which put rents there at 42.81 pounds ($57.17) per square meter (about 10 square feet).
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Southern California real estate is some of the priciest in the nation, and a huge swath of it is at risk of damage or destruction from the wildfires now tearing through the area.
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The priciest was a seven-bedroom, six-bathroom duplex at No. 515, a late-1990s condo, for $39.5 million; the least expensive was a studio at No. 423, a co-op, for $374,000.
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Mortimer D.A. Sackler closed on the sale of a sprawling townhouse at 4.33 East 75th Street for $38 million — the priciest transaction in New York City in January, in an otherwise quiet month.
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The priciest, also at the building, was a full-floor penthouse at the pinnacle that sold in September for $87.7 million, one of a steady stream of sales last year at the tower.
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Calculator The new super-skinny 432 Park is one of the five most expensive condo buildings in New York City, according to the most recent CityRealty 100, an index of Manhattan's priciest condominiums.
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BOSTON, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Tiffany & Co is sending more of its priciest jewelry to mainland China to reach consumers kept at home by a weak currency, Chief Executive Alessandro Bogliolo said on Thursday.
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As for the city's homes, the priciest are in the hilly neighborhood of Culver Crest, while the most affordable are in Fox Hills, home of the sprawling shopping mall of the same name.
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The priciest was a six-bedroom colonial-style house on nearly two acres in the Murray Hill section, built in 2012, with an outdoor pool and indoor basketball court, listed for $8.995 million.
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Traditionally, Apple's priciest iPads include its most powerful processor, so you can probably expect the iPhone 11's A13 Bionic to be joined by an even beefier A13X chip for iPads this October.
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The tech giant is creeping closer to becoming the world's first $2700 trillion company in what appears to be the priciest horse race of all time, against other mammoths like Apple and Amazon.
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Related: eBay Goes Live with Andy Warhol, Rob Pruitt, and Sol Lewitt Here Are the 10 Priciest Works in Sotheby's New eBay Auction It's Art: Wax Sculpture of Conjoined, Nude Brangelina Hits eBay
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Michelle Obama was also an early advocate for DC's [solidcore] studios, which has been ranked as one of the toughest workouts in the city -- and probably one of the priciest, at $37 per class.
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Usually driven to South Africa, then often shipped to China, the cobalt will emerge from a series of factories as the priciest component of a battery powering a smartphone or, increasingly, an electric car.
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But Hengsheng Square is the glitziest part of Yixing – with the most luxury stores, the brightest lights and the priciest office buildings – and few passers-by, their attention directed elsewhere, heed the wanted posters.
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Choosing between the two, or shelling out for the optional i7, is the hardest and priciest choice you're going to have to make because you will not be able to upgrade that component whatsoever.
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Only about half of Americans, or 53%, say they are planning to spend $50 or more on their priciest holiday gift this season, according to a new online poll of 1,093 adults by CreditCards.
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The sale price was first mistakenly reported as $147 million by several publications in 2014 (though either amount qualified it as the priciest real estate in the country at the time of the sale).
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Sagaponack, the most expensive ZIP code on the East Coast and the second-priciest in the country, is a village in the Hamptons, a stretch of affluent seaside communities on New York's Long Island.
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The phone — the company's priciest yet — was widely expected to be a hit in the year ahead of its launch, with rumors of a new 10th-anniversary design and a "super-cycle " of upgrades.
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From a $35 million coastal pad in Honolulu, Hawaii, to an $82 million contemporary penthouse overlooking New York's Central Park, here are the priciest penthouses in the country, ranked from least to most expensive.
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The Knicks signed him to a four-year, $72 million deal this summer — one of the priciest doled out to a free agent, even in a landscape that often looked like a gold rush.
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LONDON — From a bottle of the world's priciest whisky to a painting by Lucian Freud at age 19, Europe's leading auction houses are putting a wide variety of items on the block this fall.
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But for most families, drilling for the exams remains an expensive proposition, ranging from $299 for a self-guided study course at Kaplan to hundreds of dollars an hour for the priciest private tutors.
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Brett Theodos, a principal research associate at the Urban Institute, said shared equity appeared to make the most sense for people living in the priciest areas, or for those unable to buy without help.
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Though it sold for far less than asking, it was still the priciest DC sale ever, breaking the earlier record set by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis&apos childhood home at $43 million, the Journal reported.
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BIOLOGIC DRUGS The deal removes provisions that required a 10-year exclusivity period for biologic drugs, which U.S. Democrats feared would lead to higher prices for some of the priciest drugs on the market.
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At $1,999, ($1,799 during the preorder period before March), it's one of the priciest of the bunch up front, with a $29 per month subscription required to access some of its content and features.
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But even amid those efforts, the high cost of housing in Los Angeles, one of the priciest rental markets in the country, has continued to push more individuals and families out of their homes.
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SoFi Stadium at Hollywood Park, the future home of the Rams and Chargers, will cost roughly $5 billion to build, making it the priciest NFL venue by a mile, per the Wall Street Journal.
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But if you want to talk easy, just think how much public support Trump could muster if he set his sights on the priciest prescription drugs the U.S. government pays for via Medicare and Medicaid.
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In Vancouver, where pot has been an integral, and pretty much accepted, part of the economy for decades, weed dealers in Canada's priciest city are contemplating their options—and in some cases their exit strategies.
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Why it matters: Much of the backlash against Big Tech is occurring on a national — or even global — scale, but the giants are realizing some of their toughest and priciest fights are in their hometowns.
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A cottage built in 1900, with two bedrooms and one bathroom, was the least expensive listing at $429,000, while Westways, a 1913 six-bedroom estate with a saltwater pool, was the priciest, at $3.15 million.
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One of her favorite items (and one of the sale's priciest), a Rose Tarlow Melrose House wood inlay dining table asking $6,595, holds both personal family memories and ties to the actress and musician's heritage.
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The priciest item in the collection is a tufted velvet four-piece sectional sofa ($5,796.00), which was inspired by a piece from Paltrow's New York City apartment, and is offered in either beige or gray.
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Griffin also holds the record for the Chicago area's priciest real-estate sale: According to the Chicago Tribune, in November 2018, he bought four floors of luxury condo building No. 9 Walton for $58.75 million.
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Despite the sharp fall, Indian shares remained the priciest in the region, with an average forward price/equities ratio of 16.06, highest among its regional peers, followed by Malaysia with a P/E of 15.49.
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While the priciest and most prestigious New York City condos are often in skyscrapers with dozens or hundreds of residences, Nabokov is more of a boutique building, with only six floors and 15 condos total.
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The villains of Eli Roth's 2005 film Hostel are the members of a so-called "elite hunting club" that secretly kidnaps people to be killed by the highest bidder, with Americans the priciest to purchase.
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The least expensive was a co-op studio at Devon Plaza listed for $119,999; the priciest was a nine-bedroom, six-bathroom estate designed by Delano & Aldrich on almost two acres, listed for $4.5 million.
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The city state marched in ahead of New York, London and Los Angeles, which didn't even feature in the top 10 priciest places in the Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) Worldwide Cost of Living 2018 survey.
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Salesforce has generally been one to signify corporate strategy shifts through their acquisitions, so you can understand why the entire tech industry took notice when the cloud CRM giant announced its priciest acquisition ever last month.
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The priciest portion of the plan would be Bennet's climate bank proposal, which would spend $1 trillion in federal money on infrastructure to combat climate change that, Bennet hopes, would spur $10 trillion in private investment.
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The middle-age seafood shop owner pointed to the picture and said it would cost about $203,220 U.S. The totoaba's swim bladder is the priciest dried fish item in Sheung Wan, a neighborhood in Hong Kong.
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Versova is one of nearly 40 koliwadas in Mumbai, its squat homes and colorful boats dwarfed by towering apartment blocks and malls in the city which boasts some of the priciest real estate in the world.
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SoftBank has spent enormous sums to buy shares in some of Silicon Valley's priciest companies, but the new public comment seems to be a message to Uber's investors: If you charge us too much, we'll walk.
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So when a new wealthy buyer comes along to purchase it, they will be capped too, despite residing in a multi-million dollar home in the one of the priciest and trendiest neighborhoods in the world.
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The economic slowdown in China has put pressure on Hong Kong, one of the world's priciest property markets, making some fear a dramatic decline in the sector accounting for almost one-fifth of the city's economy.
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Still, even in a city of extremes, it was only the third most-expensive apartment when the real estate website Curbed listed the 25 priciest homes for sale in New York a couple of months ago.
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The least expensive unit, a one-bedroom at the Bronxville Terrace co-op, was $2652,210 a month, according to Zillow, while the priciest was a two-bedroom at the Deco-style Croydon co-op for $26,28.
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The priciest closed sale, however, was near the south end of the park, at 432 Park Avenue, the super tall luxury skyscraper in the heart of the city's Billionaires' Row, between East 56th and 57th Streets.
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Among the highest profile of the batch is One533, a 90-story tower from Extell Development Company that in 2015 set a record for the city's priciest deal, when a duplex penthouse traded for $100.5 million.
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In June 2019, the Amazon CEO dropped about $80 million on three adjacent New York City apartments in the priciest real-estate deal ever south of 42nd Street in New York, according to appraiser Jonathan Miller.
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Though the Cozy Products Ice and Snow Melting Mat is the priciest on our list, if you live in a frigid, snowy area you can't put a price on the safety of your family and guests.
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According to Mansion Global, a sprawling San Francisco-area home located in one of the country&aposs most expensive ZIP codes just hit the market for $85 million, making it the priciest listing in the region.
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Bucharest's priciest homes are in the city center, the city's northern neighborhoods and the northern suburbs, agents said, with apartments in the affluent Herastrau section averaging about 2,560 euros a square meter ($269 a square foot).
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The powerful longtime lawmaker wasn't much threatened, but he decided to retire after 40 years, leading to a clown-car primary for the limousine-liberal district that runs down from Malibu along some of California's priciest coastline.
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North of the border, mainland China will be home to three of the world's 10 priciest infrastructure projects of 2017, with President Xi Jinping's US$150 billion "One Belt, One Road" signature programme topping the Arcadis survey.
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The Be4 are built around one of the priciest materials around, beryllium, whose lightness and rigidity prove incredibly useful in the creation of dynamic audio drivers that can recreate music faithfully and without improper resonances or distortion.
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Both the XS and XR involve some trade-offs and compromises, and understanding which elements of Apple's priciest devices you like or dislike will help you make a more informed decision on which model is for you.
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If you've been considering the idea of purchasing real estate, this map of "Million Dollar Listings" in the US's priciest cities will make you want to roll up into the fetal position and bawl your eyes out.
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The priciest transaction on available records occurred in February when Singapore's largest private property developer, Far East Organization, spent 43.8 million Singapore dollars ($31.4 million) to acquire a 39,20153 square foot site at 16 King Albert Park.
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Michael Hili, the managing director of John Taylor Luxury Real Estate Malta, said that Malta's priciest homes have also seen an increase, with an average sale price of 3563 million euros at the top of the market.
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However, if you're looking at the priciest model — with an Intel Core i7 CPU, 16GB of RAM, a 256GB SSD, and a 4K Ultra HD screen — we'd recommend seeking a high-end Windows or MacBook laptop instead.
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The Barclays analysis, as reported by Business Insider, proceeds on the presumption that Apple does indeed plan to throw in a year's worth of Apple Music and 200GB of iCloud space with the purchase of its priciest iPhone.
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In its cost analysis released on Tuesday, TechInsights found that the single priciest part in the iPhone Xs Max - the display - cost $80.50, compared with $77.27 for last year's iPhone X, which featured a smaller 5.8-inch screen.
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The result will be a massive and sudden injection of liquid cash into a region already infamous for both the nation's priciest real estate as well as a vast and growing wealth gap between rich and poor neighbors.
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Underlying profit in the six months ended December 31 at Sun Hung Kai, the most valuable developer in one of the world's priciest property markets, was HK$13.7 billion ($1.75 billion), versus HK$$19.97 billion a year ago.
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"While Venezuelans suffer and die of hunger, Nicolas Maduro and Cilia enjoy one of the priciest restaurants in the world, all with money stolen from the Venezuelan people," tweeted opposition leader Julio Borges, the former head of Congress.
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HONG KONG, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Sun Hung Kai Properties , the most valuable developer in one of the world's priciest property markets, reported a 17.1 percent jump in full-year underlying profit on Thursday, in line with analyst estimates.
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The summer rental season is notorious for being the priciest time of year in New York, because demand shoots up as recent graduates flock to the city looking for a place to live, and prices naturally follow suit.
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In space-starved Mumbai, which has some of the priciest real estate in the world, the shortage is even more critical, with hundreds of migrants from rural areas cramming into the city every day to seek better prospects.
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Two decades on, the docklands redevelopment offers perhaps the last chance for a more sustainable and inclusive future for residents in the space-starved city, home to some of the priciest real estate in the world, experts say.
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The priciest ticket, $240,000 for 140 days, would come out to $1,714 a day — far greater than an average cruise from Carnival, which is selling seven-day Caribbean cruises for $499 a person, or about $71 a day.
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Frequently cited as one of the priciest cities to live in the U.S. and home to a globally renowned theater district, New York's theater tickets alone make up $403 of the total cost at just over $200 apiece.
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With the priciest steak on the menu costing under $40 (including garlic bread, sides, and access to the soup and salad bar), House of Beef has also been called a pretty dang good deal for a classic steak dinner.
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Five hundred people applied for a recent job advert to join Lynx's team spread across four floors of a modern office in the central district of Norrmalmstorg - the priciest stop on the local version of property board game Monopoly.
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In the Belfast region, which generally has the priciest homes, the latest Ulster University quarterly house price index showed the average price for a detached single-family home at just over 300,000 pounds, or about $372,443, Mr. Cooke said.
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Barratt, which operates across the country, said it remained on track to hit a key financial target for return on capital as increased sales in northern and central England helped compensate for a cooling market in London's priciest postcodes.
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During this week's episode of Most Expensivest about the future of entertainment, 2 Chainz tries out some of the priciest VR around: an immersive 12-minute movie called "Raising a Ruckus" that cost over 3 million dollars to produce.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)It's a problem that plagues even the priciest of lenses, manufactured to the most exacting specifications: the center of the frame might be razor-sharp, but the corners and edges always look a little soft.
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But today, while it&aposs still a prestigious area, Avenue Princesse Grace is no longer one of the world&aposs priciest streets, and most of its housing is made up of rentals, local real-estate agents told Business Insider.
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The price for the third-floor unit at 960 Fifth, which faces Central Park and is one of the city's grandest prewar apartment houses, was $55 million, according to property records, making it the priciest closed sale in May.
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Image 2 of 2 TOKYO – When North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump hold their summit at an exclusive venue in Singapore, one of the priciest destinations in Asia, they will no doubt run up quite a bill.
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BEIJING/LONDON (Reuters) - When Tiffany & Co said this month it was sending its priciest jewelry to mainland China to reach wealthy shoppers no longer jet-setting abroad, it reflected a trend helping global luxury brands weather a Chinese economic slowdown.
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Inventor of the bagless vacuum cleaner James Dyson is poised to purchase his second luxury property in Singapore, complete with an infinity pool and indoor waterfall, weeks after news broke that he had snapped up the city-state's priciest penthouse.
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Flashback: It was formed with the idea that the ability to generate small runs and prototypes close to Silicon Valley can be worth the added cost of doing work in one of the priciest rents and highest labor costs around.
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And both have recently announced expansion plans, to take advantage of a sales boom at the top end of the car market (IHS, a consulting firm, reckons that global sales of the priciest cars will triple between 2010 and 2020).
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Trulia, a nifty little destination for real estate listings and properties, dug around and ahead you'll find a list of 10 of the priciest homes in the United States — the most expensive ten in each state, as a matter of fact.
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Here's what it's like living in the ritzy seaside community's priciest ZIP code, where the median home price is $5.5 millionLocated in Southampton, New York, 1080 Meadow Lane has been on the market for $150 million for the past two years.
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The high-end fashion industry has been focusing on China, with companies from New York, Paris and Milan sending their priciest products to the world's second largest economy as consumers increasingly choose to splurge at home rather than on overseas trips.
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When it first hit the market in January 240, the Bel Air home was the most expensive listing in the US.Almost three years and several price chops later, it's the third-priciest home to sell in Los Angeles County in 2019.
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But that's perfectly fine if you realize — even at the end of the priciest Thanksgiving experience in the world — that sharing the experience with loved ones matters more than the extravagance or the price of the food that rests on top.
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Within the Hamptons' many affluent towns, a tiny village of 322 people stands out as the priciest ZIP code on the East Coast and the second-most expensive in the country, according to a November 2019 report by Property Shark.
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Today at the $206 million development, one-bedrooms start at about $3003 million and the priciest penthouse, a four-bedroom with 1,364 square feet of terraces, is $11.25 million, with overall prices averaging $2,100 a square foot, according to Mr. Steiner.
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Studios, which are reserved for buyers of larger units, start at $257 million, while the priciest apartment is a duplex penthouse with more than 7,000 square feet, for $57 million; average asking prices are $6,500 a square foot, developers said.
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Through the first three quarters of the year, 84 percent of ultraluxury listings — the priciest 303 percent in Manhattan — sold below the original asking price, up from 65 percent in 2015, when the market was riding high, according to StreetEasy.
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Developers have been particularly put off from building in the priciest areas in the centre of the capital, including places such as Kensington and Westminster, where sales fell by nearly 30 percent last year, hit by increased taxes and the Brexit vote.
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The price of a top-of-the range Model X will be cut to 1.3 million yuan ($203,830) but that remains well above the $140,000 cash price-tag before savings for the priciest version in the United States - Tesla's Model X P100D.
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The flights are the priciest part, but once you get there, you can find inexpensive lodging that will give you a home base from which to explore cities like Tel Aviv and Berlin and visit iconic sites like Machu Picchu and Siem Reap.
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Nissan confirmed it had sent Ghosn's Japan-based legal team a termination notice on his residence in Azabu, one of Tokyo's priciest neighborhoods, on Monday, the latest step in ending its relationship with Ghosn, who is facing financial misconduct charges in Japan.
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If you choose to live in New York City's priciest borough, Manhattan, where the cost of living is 259 percent higher than in Nashville, you'd have to earn $261,2372 to maintain the same standard of living you could get for $150,000 in Tennessee.
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BEIJING/LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) - When Tiffany & Co said this month it was sending its priciest jewellery to mainland China to reach wealthy shoppers no longer jet-setting abroad, it reflected a trend helping global luxury brands weather a Chinese economic slowdown.
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So we rounded up the best ones, which are just as good as the priciest stuff out there — not to mention the fact that they're about to be on steep sale when they become available to the general public on July 20.
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RIYADH, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia flaunted its new F-15SA fighter jet at an airshow in Riyadh on Wednesday, demonstrating that it has begun receiving items purchased six years ago in the priciest-ever U.S. arms sale to a foreign country.
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Nissan confirmed it had sent Ghosn's Japan-based legal team a termination notice on his residence in Azabu, one of Tokyo's priciest neighborhoods, on Monday, the latest step in ending its relationship with Ghosn, who is facing financial misconduct charges in Japan.
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Big Ticket Two more apartments at the Greenwich Lane, a new luxury condominium complex rising at the site of the former St. Vincent's Hospital campus in Greenwich Village, have officially closed, each with an unidentified buyer, and were the week's priciest transactions.
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As Bloomberg Businessweek reported earlier this year, it wasn't long before one-third of the units on the tower's priciest floors had been snatched up—either by individual buyers from the former Soviet Union, or by limited liability companies connected to Russia.
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But this is the first time it's being displayed in the U.S. The Concours at Pebble Beach is the industry's most prestigious car show with automakers often using the six days in Monterey to debut their priciest new cars and concept vehicles.
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That storm, also a Category 5, wiped out communities to the south of the city, but spared the priciest real estate along Miami Beach and in downtown due to its compact wind field and track across the southern part of Miami-Dade County.
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The price of a top-of-the range Model X will be cut to 1.3 million yuan ($203,830) but that remains well above the $140,000 cash price-tag before savings for the priciest version in the United States — Tesla's Model X P100D.
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This is the first time a timeline has been publicly disclosed for the project designed to increase land efficiency, cut costs and conserve energy in one of the world's priciest housing markets as development struggles to catch up with a rapidly growing population.
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His $6003 million listing for a six-year-old shingle-style oceanfront house with nine bedrooms on three acres in Quogue, the priciest of the western beach towns, "would be $2600 or $2000 million on Meadow Lane" in Southampton Village, he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The number of properties sold in central London's priciest areas halved in the three months after June's Brexit vote, hit by the uncertainty created by the referendum and a tax hike, according to official data analyzed by a residential fund.
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Listings on the high end ranged from $1,701,000 for a six-bedroom ranch on an acre to $100 million for a three-house waterfront compound on eight acres; the second-priciest listing was $18,888,73, for a six-bedroom waterfront house on 4.54 acres.
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Unlike the certificates Hilton offers, Marriott&aposs free-night certificates won&apost cover its priciest rooms, so for a six-night stay, I may need as many as 350,000 points (factoring in Marriott&aposs fifth-night-free policy when booking with points).
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The priciest of its plans is a big expansion of child care, under which free, full-time nursery places would be offered for all two- to four-year-olds, raising the cost to the government from a current £3.7bn to over £10bn.
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With a median household income of about $95,000, Washington, DC metro area is the third-priciest place to live in the US. If we assume 48 work weeks a year, the median junior staffer in Congress earns between $10.25 and $12.00 an hour.
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The least expensive was a one-bedroom at the Ivanhoe co-op, a 1960s complex in Nyack, for $198,000, while the priciest was a Queen Anne-style house with six bedrooms, six bathrooms and eight fireplaces, on 1.42 riverfront acres, for $103 million.
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Of the group, Kim says she's the "chief product obsessor," the longtime skin-care fanatic who's tried everything from drugstore brands to the 10-step K-beauty routine to the priciest crèmes on the market; the rest have zero experience in the skin-care industry.
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Cisco's aggressive security M&A posture dates back to 2013 with the $2.7 billion acquisition of Sourcefire at ~11x trailing twelve months revenues making it the 4th largest security transaction (3rd at the time) in history and one of the priciest at its scale.
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The OLED version of the device is the priciest, starting at $1,600, but you can get a non-OLED version for anything from the and Intel Core i7 CPU and AMD Radeon GPU combo for $1,20193 to an i7 with Nvidia 1050Ti starting at $1,550.
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SINGAPORE, July 26 (Reuters) - Inventor of the bagless vacuum cleaner James Dyson is poised to purchase his second luxury property in Singapore, complete with an infinity pool and indoor waterfall, weeks after news broke that he had snapped up the city-state's priciest penthouse.
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Bieber, 22, landed at the secluded hotel, located atop the dramatic Punta Diamante, in a private helicopter last Sunday, and rented one of the property's priciest villas, which includes a private infinity pool and breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, according to the source.
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The priciest item on the menu, at $8, is the Rocket, which comes with a childhood memory: When Mr. Haredy grew finicky over his food one day, his father, a strict man from Upper Egypt, the country's most conservative region, banished him from the table.
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Read more: Betsey Johnson just listed her pink mobile home for $1.95 million, and it's located in one of the country's most exclusive trailer parks — here's a look insideAnd, while she's asking nearly $2 million for the home, Johnson's home is far from the priciest.
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Starting in 2017, with the big reveal of the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and newly designed iPhone X, the company seemed intent on doling out more smartphone options and reserving the most advanced features for the priciest phones at the very high end.
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ULAANBAATAR/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Mongolia, supplier of about 40 percent of the world's raw cashmere, hopes to boost profit trading in the wool used in some of the world's priciest luxury fashions by opening up a new online platform for global buying via China's Bohai exchange.
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Once listed for $350 million, it&aposs the most expensive home ever sold in California and the second-priciest ever sold in the US, beat only by hedge-fund manager Ken Griffin&aposs $238 million condo purchase in New York City in January 2019.
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But today, while it's still a prestigious area, Avenue Princesse Grace is no longer among the world's top 10 priciest streets, which include 57th Street in New York City and Mount Nicholson Road in Hong Kong, according to global real-estate consultancy firm Knight Frank.
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It's one of the priciest items on this list, to be sure, but you can consider it an investment in your culinary future: With five whole layers of Swiss ILAG GRANITEC non-stick coating with ceramic, abrasion-proof particles, it'll last you for years to come.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Google, USC San Diego (YouTube)Even the most expensive smartphones can't match the image quality of the priciest digital cameras, but with a beefy processor at their disposal, smartphones let you do so much more with the photos you snap.
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Since Ookla relies in part on user-initiated speed tests, what seems to have actually happened is a bunch of people with the newest, priciest, and fastest iPhones saw the "5G E" icon and ran the test to see if their phones had indeed gotten faster.
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VANCOUVER, Oct 21 (Reuters) - A tax on foreign buyers aimed at cooling Canada's priciest property market has forced some developers and builders of detached Vancouver homes to hit the pause button, but has had much less effect on the city's condominium market, according to industry players.
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The sale of the penthouse is by far the priciest in the building, though still nearly $13 million below the city's current sale-price record-holder, sold to a mystery buyer: the penthouse at the neighboring 90-story One57, which closed at $100.47 million in early 9843.
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The priciest classical-music tickets are €100 to €110 (with exceptions two or three times a year, when they go as high as €160.) What appears to be a winning formula — music-education workshops, affordable tickets — was pioneered over two decades by the Cité de la Musique.
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The least expensive was a one-bedroom, 795-square-foot log cabin, built in 1935 on a half acre, listed for $145,000; the priciest was a five-bedroom, 8,5363-square-foot restored colonial, built in 1800 and part of a 51.3-acre estate, listed for $20 million.
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The priciest of the trio, and the month's most expensive sale, at $31,8343,509, was unit 70A, a 4,019-square-foot apartment with three bedrooms, four full baths, one half-bath and a library, in addition to panoramic views of Central Park, the Manhattan skyline and the Atlantic.
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Super Bowl LIII fetched an average price of $4,320 per ticket on StubHub in 2019, according to data provided to Reuters, topping the ticket exchange platform's top 13 list of priciest U.S. sports events, with the Masters golf tournament and NBA Finals rounding out the top three.
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Meanwhile, traders are turning the spigots to drain the priciest U.S. storage tanks and selling oil held in tankers anchored off Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia as the rising price of oil for near-term delivery erodes the profits to be had by holding onto oil for later sale.
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It arrives at a time when the company's lineup now includes its priciest phones ever — even the "budget" $750 XR costs more than any base model iPhone ever has — along with reports of slashed shipment orders earlier this month that have led to concerns that sales may be down.
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And it's hard to read "cell site maintenance and interconnection between carriers" as wholly believable excuses for generating nearly $1 billion in revenue from its subscribers when AT&T just spent $85 billion acquiring Time Warner in one of the largest and priciest corporate consolidations in recent memory.
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Once listed for $350 million, the Chartwell Estate is the most expensive home ever sold in California and the second-priciest ever sold in the US. It is surpassed only by hedge-fund manager Ken Griffin&aposs $238 million condo purchase in New York City in January 2019.
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The slightly more expensive iGrill 2 adds a LED display to the base unit and an extra probe, while the priciest model, iGrill 3, has more battery life and the extra probe but is only designed to be permanently mounted directly on the side of specific Weber grills.
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From the packaging — made with recyclable plastic derived from sugarcane and complete with instructions and expiration dates broken down on the back — to each sulfate-, paraben-, and mineral oil-free Clean at Sephora formula, it's skin care made easy... with the priciest product ringing in at just $20, to boot.
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Yet given the vast volume available, no one had expected the priciest spectrum - that offers deeper reach - to be bought now, as data demand in India is still in its infancy and data costs in the ultra-competitive market are falling, making it harder for carriers to justify big cash outlays.
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Lulu Wang's The Farewell, starring Awkwafina, was one of the best-loved films among the critics I spoke to at the fest, and Nisha Ganatra and Mindy Kaling's Late Night was one of the priciest purchases at the fest (a sign that Amazon Studios expects it to do really, really well).
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Newly released figures from TripleMint, a residential real estate start-up based in New York, points to a shift in the countries most interested in buying into the city's active housing market, which attracts more than its fair share of domestic and international buyers and remains one of the world's priciest.
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The fire broke out in Ventura County's Simi Valley, just a few miles away from a 600-acre (240-hectare) blaze that has been consuming the shrub-covered hills near the Getty Center museum in Los Angeles for two days, displacing thousands of residents from some of the area's priciest neighborhoods.
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The billboards are being put up by the Shinnecock Indian Nation, a tribe that for many centuries before this area was settled by Europeans in the 1600s occupied wide expanses of what is now some of the priciest real estate in the world and a summertime playground for the 1 percent.
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The least expensive was a three-bedroom, 1,19123-square-foot Cape Cod-style house, built in 1947 on 0.35 acres, listed for $245,000; the priciest was a six-bedroom, 9,500-square-foot, gated estate with a pool, hot tub and guesthouse, built in 1988 on 5.35 acres, listed for $1.799 million.
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Reworking the mercury rule, which the E.P.A. considers the priciest clean-air regulation ever put forth in terms of annual cost to industry, would represent a victory for the coal industry and in particular for Robert E. Murray, an important former client of Mr. Wheeler's from his days as a lobbyist.
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On Thursday, the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development is expected to announce a pilot program that will allow developers to vie for public financing to create a more affordable version of the dorm-style living arrangement that has emerged in some of the city's priciest neighborhoods.
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At both houses, he trained his eye on both the stage and the audience, which he painted from unorthodox perspectives — sometimes a sharp view down from the loges onto the dancers' heads, sometimes a sotto-in-su gaze up from the orchestra seats to the women in the priciest boxes.
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Among the 600 lots of original props, costume and production material from 200 films and TV shows, the Han Solo jacket is the priciest item at auction, and it is the only significant Han Solo costume piece from the original trilogy to ever come to public auction, according to Prop Store.
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At $170 it ain't cheap (it's $40 more than Scuf's next priciest PS4 controller), and all those buttons seem like overkill, but I suppose that's the price you pay if you're a professional gamer who wants to maintain the upper hand—or a more casual one who wants to beat their friends.
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The median price of a home in Brooklyn was $606,000 in the first quarter, a 212 percent increase over the same period one year earlier, with formerly rough working class areas (such as Red Hook, which now houses $246 million single family townhouses and a trendy IKEA store) now among the borough's priciest.
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The data revealed that certain states and cities are saturated with some of the priciest real estate in the U.S. In 2019, California contributed 91 of the top 100 most expensive ZIP codes, and all 100 of them fell within just 11 states (with ties, 1003 ZIP codes were included in the ranking).
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The website's annual clothing calculations showed that with a grand total of $508,258 — a number that includes her Cartier Reflection wedding bracelet and earrings, but not her wedding gown — Markle donned the priciest clothes and accessories last year compared to 13 other royal women, including Princess Eugenie and Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)It might feel like Nvidia has been focused on it's priciest graphics cards over the last few months, with announcement after announcement related to its ray tracing whizzbang 20-series GPUs, but today the company acknowledges that not all people looking for a gaming device want the best of the best.
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Or, if you wanted to have more fun with it, you could wear a ridiculously expensive Elie Saab wedding dress, drink the world's priciest bottle of wine, or hire Paris Hilton as a DJ. The survey also found that each day, women wear $8 worth of products on their faces on average, Allure reports.
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Just a few weeks after berating Boeing for its high-priced Air Force One replacement program and Lockheed Martin for it's even more pricey F-35 fighter jet, Trump tweeted out what sure looks like his support for what could be the priciest defense project of them all: Replacing the U.S. nuclear missile arsenal.
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With every passing year, the moviegoing calendar inches closer to being subsumed by the twin titans of blockbuster season, when studios trot out their priciest and most specially effected franchise breadwinners, and awards season, when the prestige pictures arrive to return a bit of dignity — and hopefully some golden hardware — to those same studios.
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This fascinating proposition is the idea behind the Storefront for Art and Architecture's latest Competition of Competitions: In a design culture focused on the superlative (the tallest, the newest, the priciest), in which destruction is often perceived of or produced by an act of violence, the processes of removal appear as secondary concerns or collateral damage.
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Grey Goose (the priciest) was a vodka that I'd only recently had a fair amount of exposure to, Titos (the mid-range) was the brand that I was most comfortable with (and apt to order out or pickup for cocktail parties), and Smirnoff (the lowest priced) felt like an OG college classic — RIP to power hours and pre-gaming.
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The flopping of the IPOs: Tech's biggest investors came to San Francisco for a major startup conference, and one topic stole the showTraders are piling in to short WeWork's 'house-of-cards' junk bonds — and the costs of the bets are some of the priciest on recordUber and WeWork are being thrashed for pretending to be tech companies.
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Besides being the building's second most expensive unit, the apartment also is the third priciest residence ever sold in the city — behind Mr. Griffin's purchase and a duplex at the pinnacle of One57, on West 57th Street, that was bought in 6003 for nearly $100.5 million, reportedly by Michael Dell, the chief executive of Dell Technologies.
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The average customer may be aware that Apple's priciest iPads or the Pixel 4 have super-fancy screens, but high-refresh technology isn't the sort of thing that translates well to video or photos: it needs to be seen in person to really appreciate the drastic difference it makes in the day-to-day usage of your phone.
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As folks with the munchies tend to do, they proceeded to order an inordinate amount of food, picking some of the most expensive dishes on the menu and getting rounds of the priciest margaritas in what Frida's manager, Jesse Gonzalez, suspects was an evil, weed-fueled plot to con the restaurant out of hundreds of dollars worth of grub.
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And when Simon F. Haeder of the University of Wisconsin and his colleagues studied the plans sold on the California exchange, they found that they included 34 percent fewer hospitals than those sold on the open market and tended to exclude the priciest medical centers, like Cedars Sinai, a highly regarded hospital that runs the largest heart-transplant program in the country.
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WeWork is planning to lay off thousands — up to 25% of its employees — as its new CEOs focus on the core businessA New York real estate group sounded the alarm on WeWork years before it plunged into chaosTraders are piling in to short WeWork's 'house of cards' junk bonds — and the cost of the bets are some of the of the priciest on record
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The decrease in iPhone shipments, however, did little to affect the Cupertino, California–based electronics manufacturer's sales or bottom line, which hit record highs (again) in a holiday period where the company sold its priciest mobile phone ever, the iPhone X. Apple recorded revenue of $88.3 billion, which beat average analyst estimates of $87.3 billion, and profit of $3.89 per share, higher than analyst's average expectations of $3.86 per share.
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USB-C supports a higher power than the old Type-A standard, and it's the only way to get real fast charging on an iPhone 8, 8 Plus, X, XS, XS Max, or XR. Not only is Apple charging the buyers of its priciest phones a $20 to $30 tax to use those devices with their laptops, but it's also boxing them into a worse experience to use those phones.
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Taken together, that's a triple threat that could push Atlanta out in front of such legendary subsidy towns as Glendale (not just the Coyotes, but publicly funded stadiums for the Arizona Cardinals and for spring-training baseball) and Indianapolis (only the NFL's Colts and NBA's Pacers, but the former was the priciest NFL stadium subsidy ever and the latter has by now cost the city twice as much as the arena itself cost to build) to claim the crown.
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Total raised: $5 millionLast round: $5 million seed round in October 2017Key investors: C Ventures (Galore, Moda Operandi, VillageLuxe), Carmen Busquets (Flowerbx, Tagwalk, VillageLux) StartEngine crowdfunding Flont is a jewelry rental subscription platform where users can borrow luxury jewels from brands like Cartier, Bulgari, and Tiffany & Co.Membership starts at $59 per month and goes up, depending on the borrow value limit you want — the priciest option is $379 per month to borrow up to $8,000 of jewelry at once, with on return dates.
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Goldman…Read more ReadThis Futuristic Blood Pressure Cuff Suggested All My Coworkers Are DyingHigh blood pressure: According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in three…Read more ReadA Mexican Physicist Solved a 2,000-Year Old Problem That Will Lead to Cheaper, Sharper LensesIt's a problem that plagues even the priciest of lenses, manufactured to the most exacting…Read more ReadThis Unassuming Charger Will Power a Switch, Connect It to a TV, and Charge Other Stuff TooAfter releasing a simple dongle that finally let the Nintendo Switch connect to wireless…Read more ReadIf You Take Out Your Phone in a Movie Theater, I&aposm Going to Ask to Use ItAlmost every weekend this year, I've ended up at the movies.
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