"Normally it'd be an expense, but this year for Macy's and Penney, it was an investment that profitably increased sales and profitably increased market share," Flickinger said.
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The trick is performing such alchemy profitably and at scale.
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Zetsche said Daimler's future hinged on making electric cars profitably.
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You can sell more cars; can you do it profitably?
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"They're there because they can operate more profitably," he said.
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Nevertheless, the business grew steadily and profitably to 150 employees.
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Digital media needs a way to profitably serve the masses.
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I guess the big question being, can you do that profitably?
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There's no other way the model can work profitably for Uber.
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The group said it's confident to continue growing profitably in 2017.
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The question is how profitably that can happen, and how soon.
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Fanatics expects to generate $2.2 billion in revenue this year — profitably.
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It expects to generate $2.2 billion in revenue this year — profitably.
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Commodity exports have continued to grow (albeit modestly and less profitably).
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We can grow profitably and then we can figure out financing.
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How do we provide that benefit profitably within the planet's limits?
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"The best source of capital is to operate profitably," he said.
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This requires that their assets be invested profitably in profitable companies.
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Years of attempts to mine the sands profitably here have failed.
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But his life and work offer mysteries we're still profitably untangling.
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While other digital publishers consolidate, Dotdash says it's growing rapidly, profitably.
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But the psychological knots this book presents are not profitably untangled.
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Optimism waned after few such firms demonstrated they could operate profitably.
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But it might work out profitably for pizza-preneurs and their backers.
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You can't borrow at 9.5 percent and profitably lend out 4.5 percent.
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That's a lot of lending firepower that could be more profitably deployed.
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Two of the most persistent myths about Sontag could profitably be discarded.
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"Our revenue model makes profitably a question of strategy, not time," he says.
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It can profitably be used by others, and has been in the past.
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That allows the company to build out a network of smaller plants profitably.
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Only by ramping up prices at peak times can they be run profitably.
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If they find a way to deliver goods profitably there, they may succeed elsewhere.
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So, instead, Woodward stayed comfortably (and profitably) inside the left-wing, anti-Trump universe.
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The result is a hybrid that exemplifies how conservation and commerce can profitably coexist.
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The firm has also been able to grow profitably without taking on outside investment.
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Ethiopia's industrial parks are also delivering strong returns and could be profitably imitated elsewhere.
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But "I, Etcetera" shows how profitably Sontag's work can be read as a piece.
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Return on equity (ROE), a widely followed gauge of profitably for banks, was 14.8%.
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Talos would also have to rely on Pemex to execute drilling efficiently and profitably.
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UBQ Materials says its process can profitably help tackle the world's huge waste problem.
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If they can profitably serve a segment of the population, they will do so.
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Finally, huge market potential is useless without a way to profitably reach and engage customers.
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Deposits will help Goldman boost profits if it can find ways to lend them profitably.
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If that's not possible, collect a paycheck until your options can be cashed in profitably.
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Analysts are concerned about the company's ability to make safe, high-quality Model 3s profitably.
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As in-store sales decline, smaller stores help retailers more profitably maintain their physical presence.
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Thus, when they do receive orders, they are able to fil them more profitably than before.
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That level allows more U.S. producers — which rely on expensive advance drilling methods — to operate profitably.
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Unlike the federal government, many states require that their land be used as profitably as possible.
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However, CEO Pat Gelsinger told CNBC the companies will be operating profitably under VMware next year.
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Friar said that Square gives sellers access to capital that a bank could not provide profitably.
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But now, under new ownership, the mine is operating profitably at commercial scale as MP Materials.
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India took over Kolar soon after independence in 1947, but struggled to profitably mine the reserves.
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It made around $100 million in revenue last year and was still growing, though not profitably.
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There are other angles at which 'Ulysses' can be viewed profitably, but they are not many.
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The company's long-term results depend in large part on how fast and profitably it expands.
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Accordingly, investors need to find pathways to profitably scale-up spending to three times current levels.
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In the campaign finance chase, both parties have gained profitably from catering to extremely wealthy individuals.
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Miners used to be able to use ordinary video graphics cards to process the computations profitably.
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If you figure out how to do that profitably, it's going to be a huge business.
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Technological advances have made it possible for companies to profitably drill at lower and lower prices.
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Although passengers love the A23, few airlines do because they find it too big to fill profitably.
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They are looking to understand whether Tesla can profitably make the Model 3 after several price changes.
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Impelled to prove himself by constructing projects efficiently and profitably, Mr. Tishman learned by absorption and involvement.
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As a result the opportunities for deploying smaller planes in Europe profitably are becoming fewer in number.
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Still, it is one thing to know oil is there and quite another to extract it profitably.
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This has furthered speculation that Tesla is struggling to profitably sell the Model 22020 at lower prices.
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That also implies Credit Suisse could have sold its earlier batches more profitably had it waited, though.
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In similar fashion, Bernstein is also concerned about Tesla's ability to profitably manufacture the new Model 3.
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The company at one point claimed annual revenue of $150 million, but had struggled to operate profitably.
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And even if they do, it's easy to profitably move this crap through third-party ad platforms.
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Ms. Cusk is perhaps more profitably compared to writers like J. M. Coetzee and Mr. Roth himself.
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This introduction is profitably torn out, the way smokers of unfiltered cigarettes tear the filters from Marlboros.
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They have managed to deliver class-leading unit economics, enabling them to expand profitably in the winter.
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Investors gnashed their teeth at the prospect of customers no longer profitably buying Microsoft software on CDs.
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Musk said last week a $235,2000 version that could be sold profitably was perhaps six months away.
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These groups are much more effective and efficient at finding the deals out there and reselling them profitably.
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Two-way trade However that won't stop the two nations from trading peacefully and profitably with each other.
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"It all boils down to is the Azure business growing and growing profitably," said Stifel analyst Brad Reback.
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Prices will have to fall sharply for shippers to profitably move U.S. crude to foreign buyers, traders said.
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With so much money sloshing around, it's getting harder to imagine how it all will be invested profitably.
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Rather than continuing to pump as fast as they can, they are now focusing on pumping more profitably.
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We did a Kickstarter to launch and raised $19k and have just profitably grown through sales since then.
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In practice, the signal from yield is too weak to be relied upon to catch turning points profitably.
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Intact has profitably expanded in the Canadian market over time through organic growth and a number of acquisitions.
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The companies are betting that if prices recover, they can profitably produce oil from high-cost, deepwater projects.
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" For that matter, it was more profitably explored in the miles-more-trashy Tony Scott movie "The Fan.
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The Go location at Amazon headquarters operates profitably, but many other locations don't, one of the people said.
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South Korean utilities are being stung by the high prices and finding it difficult to generate electricity profitably.
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" For that matter, it was more profitably explored in the miles-more-trashy Tony Scott movie "The Fan.
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Or it could that companies bought goods and commodities overseas and sold them more profitably in the United States.
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Whether LSEV manufacturers manage to profitably march upmarket into higher-performance tiers of the market remains to be seen.
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Christensen on Tuesday advised picking up shares of some Permian Basin drillers that he believes can raise production profitably.
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Thanks to such advances, says Mr Dow, the number of things that can be profitably recycled will keep expanding.
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The lender's return on equity, a key measure of how profitably a bank uses shareholder money, was 8.7 percent.
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Companies in the United States can profitably generate vast quantities of fresh oil supply at the current world price.
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Wall Street has become less willing to supply equity to finance their expansion, unless they can produce oil profitably.
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The company has said it is "growing profitably" and plans to double its size by recruiting 300 more employees.
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But the subsequent price recovery has allowed more U.S. drillers, who use expensive advanced drilling methods, to pump profitably.
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Charging banks to hold their reserves will eat into their profits, unless they can lend out the funds profitably.
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While these companies' industries may grow, it remains to be seen whether they will do so profitably, Karp added.
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The indoor bike manufacturer created a product useful and compelling enough to stand and grow, profitably, on its own.
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United States, a case involving information used profitably by a reporter before its publication in The Wall Street Journal.
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OffGridBox is attempting to provide both, sustainably and profitably, while meeting humanitarian and ecological goals at the same time.
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The Carbon X-Prize was designed to create a financial incentive to capture carbon dioxide and use it profitably.
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Industry analysts have said the general break-even point for running an assembly plant profitably is around 80 percent.
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With so much money sloshing around, it is getting harder to imagine how it all will be invested profitably.
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Key for Noble will be managing its debt payments in a fashion that allows them to trade profitably again.
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In the more commoditized insurance products, technology may enable brokers to achieve the scale and efficiency necessary to operate profitably.
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"We are convinced to grow sustainably and profitably in 2019 and beyond," Chief Executive Mark Langer said in a statement.
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Poor infrastructure, restrictive flying rights and overpriced jet fuel make flying planes profitably much trickier than elsewhere in the world.
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"This allows us to focus on our core business of producing copper safely and profitably," Antofagasta CEO Ivan Arriagada said.
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But they have been difficult for Amazon to sell profitably unless customers were willing to order other items with them.
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"There's no way of teaching languages like Burmese or Zulu profitably," accepts Justin Watkins, a linguistics professor at the university.
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Many investors had raised concerns in recent years over P&G's lack of ability to "grow volume profitably," Goldman said.
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As China shows, they can offer loans to people and small businesses that could not previously have been profitably served.
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But one venture capital firm is still betting that it can profitably put a huge amount of capital to work.
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You already knew what demand was in terms of growth, but it comes down to can they do this profitably?
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Iger said "the goal is obviously to operate Hulu profitably," but the company isn't saying how long that will take.
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"We already have this critical mass and are well positioned to keep growing profitably under our own steam," he added.
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It sounds like this: If a company that had everything going for it can't profitably produce an antibiotic, who can?
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Goldman hopes increasing its deposit base will help it boost profits if it can find ways to lend them profitably.
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Messrs Rothschild and Stiglitz showed that, in a competitive market, insurers cannot profitably offer the same deal to both groups.
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Those firms pay hundreds of millions of dollars annually for the business because they can trade profitably against the orders.
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"It's about the right-sized airplane, really efficient aircraft, great economics to open up these routes more profitably," he said.
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The proposal would have the company outline the way climate change and energy legislation impact its ability to operate profitably.
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But that does not mean these bottles, or two of them at least, could not be profitably enjoyed right now.
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" Or "because it tastes good," or, worse, "because it was what the pharmaceutical industry could make most profitably and effectively.
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The prospecting workflow includes a CRM that helps retail owners find prospects who profitably, and legally, can fill vacant spaces.
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The initial objective is not to make money, but rather to prove that a product can ultimately be profitably scaled.
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Halting the steady decline toward $40s a barrel range provides confidence that U.S. companies can profitably expand drilling next year.
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That troubles Leonsis, not just because DraftKings might not get the right to operate profitably there, but because nobody will.
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Two small import quota holders, a retailer and a cheesemaker, said they had been struggling to use their quota profitably.
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But ModCloth had struggled to operate profitably and had been unsuccessful in recent attempts to raise additional funding, sources said.
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Shrinking issuance can put Islamic banks at a disadvantage, limiting instruments needed to manage their money profitably and meet liquidity requirements.
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"That now gives us a lot of confidence that we know how to operate those stores profitably," CFO Wes McDonald said.
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A series of unprofitable startups have been launched in markets that, thus far, haven't shown that they can be monopolized profitably.
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Oil firms are not commissioning large new projects because they cannot build them profitably with oil in the $50s a barrel.
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Stitch Fix previously announced that it generated revenue of $13 million, profitably, in its 2016 fiscal year that ended last July.
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And the industry has yet to agree on the standardization necessary to handle spent batteries more profitably and in big numbers.
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Both moves are part of Macy's broader goal to operate more profitably, including its previously announced decision to shutter 3.803 stores.
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U.S. shale producers have started believing they can drill more profitably as crude prices hold steady at around $60 a barrel.
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The way the CETA quota was fragmented between many companies has made it difficult to import profitably, Reuters reported in September.
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In Global Wealth & Investment Management this includes improving customer interfaces and providing Financial Advisors additional tools to profitably service more clients.
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It was only last month that Musk said a $35,000 version that could be sold profitably was perhaps six months away.
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As the company smoothed out its production process, Musk said it needed more time to make the $35,000 Model 3 profitably.
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But it doesn't disclose data on homes sold, and Opendoor's ability to profitably offload is viewed as a major risk factor.
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He is as profitably interested as ever in values, especially the places where loyalty, patriotism and affection rub together and fray.
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Without rapid, coordinated action by the major fishing nations, Pacific bluefin tuna face commercial extinction, becoming too rare to catch profitably.
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The deeper contango in WTI also means short positions in U.S. crude can be rolled forward more profitably than in Brent.
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But it will still need to grow profitably and excite the public markets to return money for many of its investors.
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You know how bitcoin became a game of who could find the lowest electricity costs in order to profitably mine it.
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Good operators found, sometimes to their surprise, that they could operate profitably with prices in the range of $28503 to $22019.
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"We don't think Tesla's vertically integrated business model can be scaled up as profitably and quickly as consensus thinks," Houchois wrote.
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Eisman is known for being one of the few investors to profitably bet against subprime mortgage securities during the financial crisis.
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It could profitably be expanded at the land borders, but the logistical challenges are considerable, given the scale of traffic there.
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Some shale producers claim they can drill wells profitably at prices well below $22 per barrel and in some cases below $23.07.
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Maybe Pattern's pivot to anti-burnout philosophy is just its way of being, once again, perfectly (and profitably) attuned to millennials' desires.
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Second, most of them already are operating profitably or at least generate significant revenue, something that is back en vogue with VCs.
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Microsoft, more than any other traditional software company, has swiftly and profitably made the shift to delivering software as an internet service.
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To run a computing cloud profitably you need hyper-efficient operations; something that Amazon, in contrast to Microsoft, has grown up with.
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In Germany, private banks have trouble competing profitably with savings banks, which are typically controlled by local governments content with meager earnings.
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The company made its name proving crude oil could be profitably extracted from shale rock in North Dakota using advanced drilling methods.
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In commodity markets silver offers greater leverage than gold and the current developing precious metals breakout is most profitably traded with silver.
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The company does its own design, manufacturing and distribution, which it says means it can pay workers fairly and sell garments profitably.
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"With this strategy, we will grow profitably – and at a rate that is stronger than the market," Blades said in a statement.
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On average, companies said they needed $52 per barrel oil prices to profitably drill new wells, $2 over the prior year's breakeven.
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Though retail sales were currently reflecting similar trends Mulberry said it expected to trade profitably and generate cash in the second half.
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That is, unless the amount you want to keep or transfer to a new employer's plan is too small to manage profitably.
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To be sure, First Solar has operated profitably, unlike many of its competitors, JMP Securities alternative energy analyst Joseph Osha told CNBC.
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"This will clearly limit Venezuela's ability to export profitably to Asia," said Francisco J. Monaldi, a Venezuelan oil expert at Rice University.
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"They can profitably produce at this level and that's going to be very, very difficult for U.S. producers to match," Hirs said.
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Volkswagen is aiming to demonstrate that the future ultimately belongs to companies that know how to profitably produce cars by the millions.
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One would think bouquets of wadded-up cardboard could not be flown from South America to a United States city profitably at $133.
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Tesla has essentially the opposite issue; it has to figure out how to profitably produce one of the most anticipated cars in history.
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"I definitely wondered if Ram could profitably run this business off tipping, and he has demonstrated in spades that you can," says Stalder.
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He believes that's because they are solving a real problem for small service businesses and helping to keep them organized and running profitably.
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"The tire industry is healthy, growing and offers attractive opportunities to grow profitably," Richard Kramer, CEO of Goodyear, said in a press release.
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The IEA believes about three-quarters of current U.S. coal capacity can operate profitably once the industry works through a painful debt restructuring.
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Despite the warning, Exxon said any write-downs to reserves it can profitably extract would not affect the outlook for future production volumes.
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Workers should sell their labour as profitably as possible, he reckoned: for the best pay, the least effort and with the greatest security.
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The largest consists of galleries that have been in business long and profitably enough to be able to afford the fair's steep expenses.
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Since there are so few outlets in China for investing profitably and safely, putting savings into property is even more popular than elsewhere.
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Problems with their construction meant that they consumed too much fuel and were too expensive to insure to continue to be used profitably.
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DoorDash is one of a handful of well-funded companies working to figure out how to bring food delivery to the masses profitably.
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Many U.S. shale producers insist they can drill wells profitably at prices well below $50 per barrel and in some cases below $40.
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Is there a team of any kind that you support or play on that you think could profitably adopt a system like this?
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That may cap the potential of the deal, at least over the next year or two, to get oil to the market profitably.
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Mr. Dunlap said a price of $60 to $70 a barrel was typically needed to drill a new well profitably in his state.
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The financial services industry cannot profitably service small deposits of millions of new, moderate-income savers because administration costs would exceed investment returns.
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Keeping costs under control will help hit another higher goal for returns on equity, which measures how profitably a bank uses shareholder funds.
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Banks depend, for their existence, on the ability to borrow cheaply for short periods and lend profitably at higher rates for longer periods.
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Stanford and the other members of Central Pacific's Big Four, Collis Huntington, Mark Hopkins, and Charles Crocker, initially had problems constructing the railroad profitably.
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Last year, it eliminated about 25 percent of jobs in its fixed income division as it tries to lift its profitably to 10 percent.
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That has been helped as a narrow price-spread between Brent and Dubai crude allows Atlantic basin oil to be profitably shipped to Asia.
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That show didn't just reinforce that comics could profitably extend into the world of premium television; it expanded the very notion of superheroism itself.
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Though renewable energy could profitably generate a fair share of the world's electricity, nobody knows how to get rich simply by removing greenhouse gases.
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Unlike many of the others, GrubHub operates its business profitably and at a large scale; the company is currently valued at nearly $8 billion.
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And maybe this is all for the best, because profitably mining bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is now almost impossible for small timers like Cezar.
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But it's nonetheless a useful exercise, at the very least giving readers a way to frame the big debates ahead intellectually, and perhaps profitably.
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Few signs of a clear strategy and market perceptions of creditor clout will make it harder to profitably unwind HNA's $50 billion buying spree.
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Funds with a typical life of ten years aim to turn round troubled companies and sell them profitably within just three to five years.
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This investment enables Inventables to enhance the functionality and compatibility of our Easel software, helping our business customers produce products faster and more profitably.
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Ultimately, risk management plays a role in profitably farming, but reducing the need for it by creating higher and more stable prices is preferable.
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He said focusing on six key areas, including selling new products and pitching WeWork in a different way, would help the business grow profitably.
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At $40 a barrel, most oil companies can avert bankruptcy, but few wells can be profitably drilled, and financial turmoil still grips the industry.
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That's the lesson from Credit Karma, which today is announcing that it's running its business profitably after earning $500 million in revenues last year.
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He remains energetically and profitably exasperated, committed to exposing corruption, the abuse of language, the exploitation of people and assorted foolishness of all kinds.
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Thrifty's profit margins are already slender, he said, and the new restrictions would reduce the stores' sales volume below what they could profitably sustain.
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Source: Bernstein In the early days of bitcoin, enthusiasts could use ordinary video graphics cards to profitably process computations needed to mine the cryptocurrency.
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That fragmentation has made it difficult to import profitably, especially this year, according to quota holders, as allocations start small and rise each year.
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This is because the dollar price of Bitcoin is directly proportional to the amount of electricity that can profitably be used to mine it.
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After proving it could profitably serve the Bay Area and attract larger and larger customers, Foundry became comfortable with doubling down on its initial investment.
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Skeptics have highlighted that while the company has been able to master the art of selling furniture online, it has yet to do so profitably.
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It's a "memory-hard" algorithm, which means common home computer hardware like GPUs will be able to profitably mine Bitcoin Gold for the foreseeable future.
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Norwegian has said it can do this profitably because its labor costs are low and it flies some of the most fuel-efficient aircraft available.
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If ClimaCell pulls that off profitably, telecoms firms in both the rich and poor world are likely to start demanding a slice of the action.
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He thinks that GE still has many assets that are earning sub-standard margins, and which could be run more profitably by more focused outsiders.
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Coca-Cola insists that it can broaden its portfolio, profitably, by focusing on premium drinks: for instance the company's "smartwater" brand is enriched with electrolytes.
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In the worst case, an unwinding of the alliance would leave Renault stuck as a subscale player ill-equipped to shift profitably to electric vehicles.
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Prosecutors said Nissen, the chief executive of New York-based National Event Co, lured investors since 2015 by promising to buy and resell tickets profitably.
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CEO Zane Wang said that before going public investors want to see that the company can attract massive numbers of borrowers and do so profitably.
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"We have no corporate governance problem with Mr. Musk's dual titles, as ultimately it is about delivering the vehicles profitably," CFRA analyst Efraim Levy said.
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"From July, Hwange will start trading profitably, generating a net profit," Winston Chitando told reporters after the company's annual general meeting on Friday in Harare.
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Low pay allows firms to employ workers profitably in marginal jobs and to continue to use workers even though robots or software could replace them.
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The acquisition complements BASF's herbicide business with a seed line that should "continue to grow profitably," BASF's outgoing chief executive Kurt Bock said in October.
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This allowscompanies to profitably extract much lower grades of gold—and thus do a lot more digging and processing—than they would at lower prices.
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She did not offer specifics on the profitability makeup of the different price points, but said Stitch Fix "can serve very profitably" these value shoppers.
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Energy investors, he said, are now more interested in firms that prove themselves capable of the operational "blocking and tackling" needed to profitably grow production.
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Especially pernicious for consumers are instances where a U.S. tariff kills the importation of a product that cannot profitably be manufactured in the United States.
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But Bark believes, if built upon slowly and profitably, the business model helps a company anticipate sales and creates a direct line to its consumers.
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Prominent shale producers have told investors they can drill new oil wells profitably at prices well below the current level of almost $20173 a barrel.
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A dealmaker by definition cuts deals, and Trump has by his own admission cut deals that used the government to serve his interests quite profitably.
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We are confident that Palestine will prove a much easier place to profitably do business than these and other markets that PayPal has already entered.
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"Our efforts aim at putting Credit Suisse in a position to generate capital and grow profitably in the medium and long term," Mr. Thiam said.
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GFG is now examining ways to allow the generators to operate profitably, according to Kerry McDonald, general manager of the Liberty Aluminium plant in Scotland.
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We can narrow it even further: In practice, most companies only get one or two of their potential channels to work profitably and at scale.
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"The sugar market has stabilised but at a very low level at which no sugar producer can currently operate profitably," a Suedzucker spokesman told Reuters.
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Crude output is still increasing in the United States, where some shale producers can produce profitably even if oil prices drop below $40 a barrel.
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The government also could pursue cases in which a person lawfully obtained information and then put it to personal use by trading on it profitably.
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Energy experts say annual global oil demand is growing about 1.2 percent, which is not enough for American oil companies to produce more oil profitably.
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If "Uncommon Sense" had less of an overview in mind, it might have focused more profitably on this or any one of its other stories.
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Contextual targeting doesn't require personal data — and has been used successfully by the likes of non-tracking search engine DuckDuckGo for years (and profitably so).
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In that era, the extraordinary operating costs of moving and housing over 1,1003 workers, hundreds of animals and supplies were profitably recovered by robust ticket sales.
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Instead, the company will lean on better sourcing, a smarter supply chain and fewer promotions to profitably grow sales, and invest more value into its product.
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We look forward to working with Synchrony to double down on our innovative consumer credit experiences for our customers and profitably grow the portfolio over time.
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His son Mohamed said the government should step in to help, particularly as there were opportunities to export honey profitably to the United States and Canada.
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Oil in many wells can no longer be profitably recovered, and failing to write them down could give a misleading picture of a company's financial health.
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Yet driven by regulatory requirements, some companies, like GM and Volkswagen, are staking their future on mass production of EVs and say they'll do so profitably.
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Technology innovations have allowed U.S. drillers to profitably extract oil and gas from shale rock formations, leading to a boom in fossil fuel production and exports.
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While some investors may be optimistic on Tesla's Model 3, one Wall Street firm is concerned over the company's ability to profitably manufacture the new vehicle.
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If Tesla can profitably sell the Model 3 at $35,000, its margins will still be razor thin, as they are for other cars in this space.
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When a market opportunity that can be profitably exploited is detected, companies should focus on creating new value for customers using digital technologies and business models.
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It is important we have a clear understanding of that and reject its rosy PR about simply wanting to provide goods to customers cheaply (and profitably).
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Papa warned that frackers have burned through the best wells in the Bakken and Eagle Ford, and it will become increasingly difficult to drill profitably there.
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How do you convince the world that Aramco can be more than a petroleum or a petrochemical company, and do it successfully and do it profitably?
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Rolling them back is one way to enable entrepreneurs with very little in the bank to profitably run the businesses that once filled now-empty storefronts.
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Today, dedicated hardware and massive Bitcoin farms in China means it's basically impossible to profitably mine Bitcoin without at least $10,000 in startup cash for hardware.
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Despite a challenging environment with slower global economic growth and intensifying geopolitical instability, we have again grown profitably in our markets, competitively and driven by strong innovations.
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The new warehouses allow Wal-Mart to now ship orders to 70 percent of Americans in a day, Traweek said, but it cannot yet do so profitably.
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Aside from its investments in stores, Target plans to continue pouring money into its supply chain so that it can deliver online orders more quickly and profitably.
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But newer cryptocurrencies—sometimes called altcoins—like Ethereum, Litecoin, or Zcash can all be profitably mined using off-the-shelf gaming hardware and free open-source software.
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The classic (and short-sighted when one thinks truly profitably) argument is that we'll be charged for service packages which split up gaming, streaming, and other things.
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But she noted that it can be difficult for financial technology companies to scale up profitably, and that more are looking toward supply banks with products instead.
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Ouderkirk has been coordinating with executives across Goldman's merchant bank, investment bank, private bank and trading desks to find ways to use Goldman's balance sheet most profitably.
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The chief question for investors will be whether Tesla is profitably building the new Model 22, which would mean that its earnings would rise as volume improves.
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South Korean chipmakers have been desperate for Japan's high-purity hydrogen fluoride because it helps them get high "yield" rates, which is critical to making chips profitably.
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At the center of its production issue is the automaker's final assembly plant in Fremont, California, and whether it can ramp up production there quickly and profitably.
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The chief question for investors will be whether Tesla is profitably building the new Model 2360, which would mean that its earnings would rise as volume improves.
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Even , which built a multi-billion-dollar business by perfecting its delivery logistics, hasn't quite mastered the art of profitably delivering perishable food in big metropolitan areas.
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Some of the plants under construction or newly completed, though, have been unable to secure power purchase agreements with high enough prices for them to operate profitably.
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TheSkimm has raised $28.4 million and is on track to generate $30 million in revenue this year, profitably, but its user growth has slowed, the sources said.
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To rally your supporters and confound your opponents by conjuring imaginary enemies is a method we have profitably employed for over a century, most recently in Ukraine.
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Investors with a long-term horizon might profitably use such variations to decide on the mix of risky stocks and safe bonds to hold in a portfolio.
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Credit Alessandro Michele, who took over design duties at Gucci in 2015 and quickly remade it as a fashion fun house, with understanding this intimately and profitably.
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Agarwal said the startup is "operating profitably at the building level but at the same time our EBIDTA has also improved by 50%" over the last year.
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Then We redesigns, furnishes and variously modularizes the digs, aiming to profitably sublease small and large chunks of office space to start-ups and even big companies.
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But for opera's biggest names, long rehearsal periods can take them away from their families and use up time they could spend more profitably by performing elsewhere.
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A spokesperson for the supersonic startup Boom Technology said they're designing aircraft that "can operate profitably while charging the same fares as today's business class" over oceanic routes.
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Evaluating prices periodically allows us to balance the need to run our business profitably while continuing to provide value to our loyal customers and to attract new customers.
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But bitcoin quickly succumbed to economies of scale and now it's basically only possible to profitably mine bitcoin using expensive, special-made hardware in giant Chinese bitcoin mines.
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Each of these forms has been designated by UNESCO as representative of the "intangible cultural heritage of humanity", so the rest of the world might profitably pay attention.
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Profitably expanding online operations is a bigger challenge for off-price retailers, as the average price of their goods tends to be lower than their full-price competitors'.
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For the company to gain traction with investors, Lyft has to beat Wall Street expectations and show that it can grow profitably in a not-so-distant future.
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Ryan Lochte has found himself in hotter water than he can profitably swim through after his blatant misstatement about being robbed in Rio cost him huge sponsorship dollars.
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"DOM's track record overseas is not good; if it cannot run these countries profitably, then other master franchisees may think they can do better," Peel Hunt analysts said.
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To claim a share of the $15m on offer, winners will have to turn carbon dioxide extracted from power-plant flues into something useful—and do so profitably.
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By leaning on digital channels, the biggest U.S. bank can profitably manage portfolios for people with as little as $2,500, which is the minimum for its new product.
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Google Brain is regarded in the field of AI as one of the best research groups at applying machine-learning advances profitably, for example by improving search algorithms.
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He noted that U.S. producers have been able to lock in $55 a barrel or more for future deliveries, a price that allows more drillers to pump profitably.
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Lenders need to feel confident that you have the ability to run the business profitably yourself or identify and hire a management team to do it for you.
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If approved, the proposal would force Exxon to outline specific risks that climate change or legislation designed to curb it could pose to its ability to operate profitably.
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The reserves reflect oil and gas that can be profitably tapped in the next five years and are valued by investors as a measure of future revenue growth.
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More has shifted his portfolio from traditional department stores and into companies such as Home Depot Inc, whose bulky, heavy items are hard to ship profitably, he said.
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He called the SDGs an "asset class" in Ghana where the government was intent on providing the conditions for private capital to invest profitably for the social good.
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Exchange said it has maintained a consistent strategy since its inception in 2004, enabling it to grow profitably and return a reliable and growing dividend to its shareholders.
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"The initiatives we have implemented to attract higher high-quality borrowers and grow profitably have been working," Chief Executive Officer Noah Breslow said on a call with analysts.
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Less blatant, but no less powerful, is when the fixed costs imposed by even well-intentioned baseline regulatory requirements preclude any but the largest players from operating profitably.
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Tesla has long promised an entry-level Model 3 that would cost $35,20193, but the company has acknowledged that it could not sell that car profitably right now.
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If I believe the wedding movies I've started to watch in the name of research, parents' comments could profitably be replaced by an over the counter sleep aid.
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The agency said that it used its right to intervene to avoid "overly generous support," while ensuring its move still enabled successful bidders to work economically and profitably.
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The challenge for oil majors and their investors enjoying high dividend yields is how to profitably apply their cash flow and project skills in the new energy world.
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That could lessen the cost of Sunday Ticket, which AT&T has signaled both publicly and privately is too expensive to profitably renew at $1.5 billion per year.
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Even Amazon, which built a multi-billion-dollar business by perfecting its delivery logistics, hasn't quite mastered the art of profitably delivering perishable food in big metropolitan areas.
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Instead, the German auto giant would make a deal with a company specializing in low-volume auto manufacturing, which could profitably turn out a few thousand a year.
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Echoing doubts of other Street analysts, Schwope argued that Tesla isn't in a position to sell 500,000 cars in 2018 and is unlikely to operate profitably before 2020.
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Ms. Rovello wanted to keep running the company profitably, growing revenue at 20 percent per year and developing a new product that could take years to pay off.
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One way it could shake out profitably for all — at least in AV ride-hailing — is outlined in a new paper by researchers at the Clayton Christensen Institute.
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He expressed concern, meanwhile, that a merger of Sunrise with UPC, if it did happen, could saddle a combined business with too much debt for it to grow profitably.
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The auction will be the first time the basin has been made available to international oil majors, which for decades have profitably developed other fields in U.S. waters nearby.
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Separate from the algorithm, brands are also facing the realization that their products that are sold profitably in stores may become unprofitable online when shipping costs are factored in.
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An auction would be the first time the basin has been made available to international oil majors, which for decades have profitably developed other fields in U.S. waters nearby.
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"In this strategic review process we have had to make difficult decisions but realise they are imperative to strengthen our market position and grow the company profitably," Thomsen said.
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Short selling entails a bearish investor selling shares he or she does not own in the hope of profitably buying them back at a lower price in the future.
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"eRated's solution enables marketplaces to leverage existing web profiles, building their online businesses faster and more profitably," eRated co-founder and CEO Boaz Cohen tells me in an email.
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Described as "the orbicular oracle of pairing boxers profitably," Jess's true skill as a boxing promoter was his ability to set up matches that would produce the best fights.
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However, some analysts and investors question whether Tesla closing most of its 225 stores was the panicked decision of a company seeking to build the lower-cost model profitably.
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"Our first-quarter results reflect our resolve to grow profitably and demonstrate the strong earnings power of this company, " said Chairman and CEO Mary Barra, in a press release.
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Westinghouse's nuclear services business is expected to continue to perform profitably over the course of the bankruptcy and eventually be sold by Toshiba, people familiar with the matter said.
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German carmakers sold almost 1 million imported vehicles in the United States last year, industry body VDA estimates, and would struggle to do so profitably with the higher duties.
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Key to developing profitably applications of DLT will be reducing the cost of processing transactions, which means optimizing the degree of repetitive, energy intensive processing of individual DLT transactions.
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"At its current cost levels it would not be possible for Eurowings to compete profitably on a head to head basis with Ryanair should that scenario arise," Strickland said.
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In Britain, Tata has said it wants to sell its operations, but there is no clear buyer or way for one to operate profitably under the arrangements now prevailing.
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Nothing in Indonesian law prevents factory owners who commit wage theft from continuing to operate nationally, so Liebra still happily and profitably runs other plants elsewhere in the country.
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According to Kohli, a business like Fairy's can be run profitably if you set up the foundation and get the core economics right before expanding into a dozen markets.
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American automakers haven't been able to make small cars very profitably in the United States, so some of that production, such as that for Ford's Focus, goes to Mexico.
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NEW YORK, Feb 28 (Reuters) - This week's sharp stock sell-off helped activist short-seller Andrew Left profitably close a long-held bet against online retailer Wayfair on Friday.
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Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are convinced that the flexibility and innovation of the tech sphere can be productively and profitably applied to the education sector, which is perceived as sclerotic.
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"With the WTI forward curve back above $50, shale operators will be able to profitably hedge incremental production for 2018, thus risking even looser balances next year," he said.
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The U.S. soft power is infinitely more appealing, and many American companies are proving that they are fully capable of profitably taking on some of the world's most aggressive competitors.
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Moreover, we remain cautious on how fast and, more importantly, profitably it can produce the $45K, not to mention the $219k version, in order to match the backlog of orders.
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"We believe that long-haul, low cost is a segment of the market that is underserved and we believe that we can do so profitably," Willie Walsh told BBC Radio.
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In July the firm said it would cut production from 27 a year, which is the number at which the plane can be made profitably, to just 12 by 2018.
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Work slowed while Tesla focused its resources on producing its Model 3 sedan, but now that production's running smoothly—and profitably—it has swung its attention back to the roof.
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As a result, Santos is seen to be able to produce profitably at average oil costs of just over $32 per barrel, versus actual costs of around $68 a barrel.
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That allowed its hedge-fund customer to bet profitably on the S&P 500 and Tenet Healthcare, a hospital firm whose share price seemed especially correlated with the bill's prospects.
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They had led to a swift rise in living standards as peasants left collectives and profitably farmed their own plots, jumped into business or left to work in the cities.
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This is making it harder for lenders to commit to funded term loans that do not hit return models and tie up capital that could be used more profitably elsewhere.
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Musk has been struggling to lower the price on its signature Model 3 sports sedan, saying it's impossible to profitably sell a base model for $35,33 as he originally planned.
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If you'd looked at Demand Media's traffic and revenue data around 2009, you could have fooled yourself into believing the company had found a new model for producing content profitably.
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But recent years have seen a massive influx of new coins like Monero, Zcash, and Ethereum, all of which can be profitably mined with hardware that most people already have.
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NAIROBI, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Kenya needs the oil price to be no lower than $50-23 a barrel to exploit its oil reserves profitably, a government official said on Friday.
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Oil prices in Asia extended Friday's 4 percent fall after rig count showed increasing oil drilling activity in the United States, indicating that producers can operate profitably around current levels.
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"The economics that come with this aircraft allow Air Canada to open new routes that you couldn't serve profitably," said Mark Galardo, vice president of network planning, in an interview.
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The bankers also said that a bargain deal might help JSW Steel turn around Tata's money-losing UK business given their record of making steel efficiently and profitably in India.
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The analyst said Macy's return on invested capital (ROIC), which measures how efficiently a company is profitably allocating its resources, has declined by 4.3 percentage points from 2014 to 2016.
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Many issues in foreign policy could profitably be discussed more than they are now, but priority should be given to those subjects on which Trump has caused the most damage.
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Many that claim to be profitably drilling for oil in the US are only counting the cost to produce oil and exclude the cost of acquiring and developing the land.
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Check out the chart above: It shows the range of answers from executives at 65 companies about the price point they need to profitably drill new wells in several regions.
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One of the things they are buying is entrance into a network of classmates whose careers may intersect profitably with theirs, and alumni who can become references and open doors.
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But because Ms. Keys's journey had involved the crossing of state lines, Ms. Roundtree and Mr. Robertson realized that they might profitably plead the case before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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"This new debt facility will accelerate ProducePay's impact, empowering more farmers and distributors to run their businesses more profitably, making high quality and affordable fresh produce available throughout the U.S."
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He is unwinding its single biggest purchase, Coles, due to demerge in November, and this month sold a car repair business and profitably ended a 27-year investment in coalmining.
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More significantly, Ford is still going forward with the construction of a $1.6 billion facility in Mexico to assemble small cars, which cannot be done profitably using expensive American labor.
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U.S. oil producers added 183 rigs in the three months to June 30 as shale companies have been able to profitably pump oil even as crude prices hover below $50.
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This apparent lack of interest may be due to the fact that market leaders Bitcoin and to a lesser extent Ethereum require powerful and expensive specialized hardware to mine profitably.
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Decreased refining capacity in the region, as other plants have shuttered or cut operations, may allow Irving to operate the refinery more profitably in the long-run, according to refining experts.
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"ESL Investments continues to believe in Sears Holdings' immense potential to evolve and operate profitably as a going concern with a new capitalization and organizational structure," ESL wrote in the letter.
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Christensen is also bullish on Anadarko Petroleum and QEP Resources, but said they likely need prices to rebound to $55 or $60 a barrel if they want to profitably add production.
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In coming weeks, it is expected to remove up to 4.6bn barrels of North American crude from its 20103bn barrels of proved reserves, because they are too costly to produce profitably.
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"You just take this number and you understand why there is no way for our client to continue to grow profitably if they don't deliver personalized experience at scale," he said.
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He dwelled on entrepreneurs who could not profitably expand operations unless others did the same, and on savers who could not improve their financial standing unless others were willing to borrow.
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With Tesla set to release first-quarter results late Wednesday, investors want to know how much demand remains for its Model 3 electric sedans and whether they can be delivered profitably.
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Much like all bosses of carmakers faced with the puzzle of finding business models around ride-hailing and autonomous cars, Mr Hackett was vague about how Ford might provide services profitably.
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While gas explorers have been remarkably adept at ramping up output and turning the U.S. into a net exporter, their track record of doing so profitably has been spotty at best.
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It is not just a source of GDP and prosperity; it is a ray of normalcy and predictability in its steady focus on producing what can be profitably sold to customers.
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Princess Nokia: 1992 Deluxe (Rough Trade) Her album title her birth year, this Afrocentric "Jewish Puerto Rican" is already an established alt-rap fashionista who tours profitably under her own advisement.
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"Given the extent of our opportunities and our proven ability to execute and innovate, we are well positioned to continue to grow profitably," Chief Executive Mike Wells said in a statement.
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The Cabinet will find that many of the functions performed by the government are like the private sector; however, private businesses must perform efficiently and profitably, or they will not survive.
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Meanwhile, as China and the US are embarking on a virulent trans-Pacific trade war, China is embedding itself in country after country across Africa, often quite profitably, occasionally quite toxically.
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Over the past few years, the company, founded in 2000 with a gaming portal for personal computers, has profitably switched its focus to mobile, while aggressively expanding overseas, partly through takeovers.
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TV has peaked just like the magazine industry did, and TV ad executives refuse to accept itNewsletter publisher Morning Brew more than quadrupled its revenue this year to $13 million, profitably.
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Exxon was not long ago required to write down 3.3 billion barrels of oil from its officially stated reserves because it could no longer produce them profitably at today's low prices.
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Despite being in the midst of transitioning to a business model that heavily relies on off-network content distribution and programmatic advertising, we will operate profitably in the new industry paradigm.
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It also demonstrates that the largest oil companies believe that they can profitably drill in shale fields even when crude oil prices are much lower than they were a decade ago.
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Niccol was widely acknowledged as the guy who turned around Taco Bell's fortunes with menu innovations, emoji marketing, drunken trips to the drive-through and, more profitably, alcohol of its own.
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Sources at the company said this gave Noble, whose co-CEO is now its former coal business head William Randall, more options to deliver coal profitably, globally, and at short notice.
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Mass producing cars is a costly, low-margin business that depends on selling many of them, they argue, and Tesla won't be able to sell enough cars profitably to fund itself.
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European futures have mostly traded at less than a dollar premium to the U.S. benchmark for the past two months, effectively closing off the opportunity to move oil across the Atlantic profitably.
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The overwhelming majority of apps in the App Store are never found by a critical mass because the companies behind them have failed to find a way to profitably draw users' attention.
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First, we examine the conditions that created a fertile environment for neobanks to offer their services to SMBs, including the challenges incumbents have faced when it comes to serving these businesses profitably.
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Volkswagen has staked its future, to the tune of 80 billion euros ($91 billion), on being able to profitably mass-produce electric vehicles — a feat no carmaker has come close to achieving.
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LaChanze's bright, brassy voice does this number proud, although some of the soft soulfulness that Ethel Waters, the original Petunia, brought to her singing could profitably be blended into her clarion sound.
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He said long-term contract prices for uranium were about $10 per pound higher than spot prices, but declined to say what price Orano needed to operate profitably in the long run.
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Traders said the earlier price falls on Monday and Friday were a result of increasing oil drilling activity in the United States, which indicated that producers can operate profitably around current levels.
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The captured CO13 is then injected into underground reservoirs for long-term storage, or, more profitably, to extract additional fossil fuels from the ground, in a process called "enhanced oil recovery" (EOR).
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The country's No.3 property developer by sales also announced it is changing its growth strategy to focus on growing profitably, and reduce the size of its land reserves towards that end.
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Amazon's $63 billion purchase of organic grocer Whole Foods last year shook up the industry and has prompted grocery retailers to look for ways to profitably deliver fresh food and pantry items.
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Cost efficiency gains at home as well as cheap freight rates allow Colombian miners to export profitably to Asia, a route previously unprofitable because of voyages times as long as two months.
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SpaceX's role as a military launch provider is a huge boon to its ability to operate profitably, so scoring a secret spaceplane contract is a big deal for the private space company.
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There's almost a great story in here about what it takes for a journalist to make sense of a chaotic situation, and package it palatably and profitably while still serving the truth.
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Private equity deal activity has dropped off in Turkey due to rising political uncertainty, security concerns and a struggling currency, which make it harder to lure new investors and exit investments profitably.
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"We had hoped that enforcement of mandatory mass flow meter (MFM)-equipped bunker barging in January would have driven commercial improvement in the Singapore market, allowing Aegean to compete profitably," he said.
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Shipping lines set plans a decade ago to buy more ships and expand at a time when trade looked strong, and today they have far more capacity than they can profitably use.
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One could hypothesize, reasonably, that Exxon Mobil has better information than is the case for outsiders about the volume of its reserves that can be produced profitably at the current market price.
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A decline in fuel prices last year allowed larger carriers, which have high costs associated with long-haul flying and premium-cabin travel, to profitably chop their fares in line with Spirit's.
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Film is hard to get these days and even with the support of a Super 8 subculture it will be hard to see just who is going to produce this stuff profitably.
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Facebook: is being cautious projecting future growth of ad sales on its flagship product, but we'll begin to learn Wednesday evening how profitably it can leverage subsidiaries like Instagram, WhatsApp, and Oculus.
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Saudi Arabia depends on high oil prices to fund its ample social programs, but it has the lowest production costs of any producer, so it can operate profitably even at lower prices.
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The aftermath of those attacks touches everyone in this novel, and it provides "The Golden House" with moral and political subcurrents that might have been profitably pulled more fully to the surface.
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The answer will most likely depend on the regulations that emerge, and whether scooter companies can operate profitably in cities that, unlike Santa Monica, don't have flat terrain and year-round sunshine.
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Richard worked for a boutique research firm that identified "short" opportunities—companies that investors could profitably bet against—and she was there to present an idea to Pershing Square's founder, William Ackman.
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Castle & Cooke gave him access not only to land, which he developed profitably, but also to Dole, which introduced the United States to Hawaiian pineapples and ran Hawaii's biggest sugar cane fields.
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Making steel profitably is particularly difficult in Britain, where steelmakers pay some of the highest green taxes and energy costs in the world, are also saddled with high labour costs and business rates.
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Making steel profitably is particularly difficult in Britain, where steelmakers pay some of the highest green taxes and energy costs in the world and are saddled with high labor costs and business rates.
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M. Butterfly was the first Asian-American play produced on Broadway and was hugely influential in terms of Asian-American representation in theater, simply by showing that it could be done, and profitably.
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As the first credit-card by Goldman Sachs, it will be a test of whether the bank can profitably scale up a consumer business in the late innings of the U.S. economic expansion.
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As the first credit card by Goldman Sachs, it will be a test of whether the bank can profitably scale up a consumer business in the late innings of the U.S. economic expansion.
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The aim is to allow specialist firms such as SIPC to focus on running the operational side of their business profitably, while leaving strategic decisions to more market-minded managers such as Chengtong.
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In-place resources are used to quantify the total oil and gas in a reservoir, but as a rule not all of the original oil in place can be produced technically or profitably.
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Earlier this year, CEO John Chen announced the ex-mobile maker was no longer in turnaround mode—that it had successfully and profitably migrated its business from hardware to software and cybersecurity services.
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"The issue that we have to resolve is the cost of operation," she said, adding the airline wanted to be sure that any launch of operations with widebody aircraft would be done profitably.
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In fact, he and the teachers V.T.S. works with believe the questions can be used just as profitably for classroom conversations about academic content like math formulas, scientific phenomenon, historical documents — or poetry.
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It trades gently and profitably in the present-tense intimacy between performers and audience in a small space and finds in the art of playacting a map of how we live our lives.
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"Sears is an iconic fixture in American retail and we continue to believe in the company's immense potential to evolve and operate profitably as a going concern," said ESL in its bid letter.
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Refineries are highly selective about the crude they process since it has a big impact on how efficiently and profitably they can operate as well as problems with equipment fouling and product quality.
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The crux of what we developed was smaller, replicable, technologically-enabled and automated centers, outside big cities, that could meet the needs of their members and do it profitably and with minimal staffing.
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A February 2018 study by Yale and AQR found that hedge funds trade more aggressively — and more profitably — in stocks with less sell-side analyst coverage, when greater information asymmetry benefits sophisticated investors.
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The window to profitably sell reformate opened towards the end of the year as Chinese traders scooped up European barrels ahead of anticipated changes in import tariffs and regulations in the new year.
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Brands like Nike have profitably tapped into controversy, for example by featuring former National Football League player Colin Kaepernick, who kneeled during the national anthem to protest police shootings of unarmed black men.
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Making steel profitably is particularly difficult in Britain, where steelmakers pay some of the highest green taxes and energy costs in the world and are saddled with high labor costs and business rates.
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On Wednesday, the company said it would shut 250 small mobile phone stores in U.S. malls as it looked for ways to operate more profitably and turn around its business amid intense competition.
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The German giant has staked its future, to the tune of 80 billion euros ($91 billion), on being able to profitably mass-produce electric vehicles - a feat no carmaker has come close to achieving.
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"I look forward to leveraging Marubeni's expansive network to grow and improve the company, all with the goal of helping Gavilon, our producers and our customers to operate as profitably as possible," he said.
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And with profitably, the paramount concern for the major agribusiness concerns, setting aside plants for future diversity or crop emergencies seems expensive in the short-term, though it is not in the long run.
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Air France-KLM will also drop the A380 superjumbo entirely by the following year, the company said, adding that the current competitive environment "limits the markets on which the A380 can be operated profitably".
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Therefore, an advice-based fee model (financial planning and service for a fee) offered in conjunction with an AUM- or commission-based model is the means by which to deliver it properly and profitably.
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And so I would say that you should try to figure out best system where having reliable, safe planes operating – it's better if they're overall operating profitably than if they're operating at a loss.
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One way to find potentially profitably rental properties is to look at neighborhoods where rents are rising faster than the median home price — a sign that demand for renting is still stronger than buying.
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"2017 has seen heightened commercial pressures in Singapore, and as a result, management has determined that Aegean's resources can be more profitably deployed elsewhere," its president, Jonathan Mcilroy, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"The economics that come with this aircraft allow Air Canada to open new routes that you couldn't serve profitably," Mark Galardo, the Montreal-based carrier's vice president of network planning, said in an interview.
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Carmakers have failed to mass-produce electric cars profitably largely because of the prohibitive cost of battery packs which make up between 20213 percent and 50 percent of the cost of an electric vehicle.
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The average payday loan customer borrows $13 over five months and pays $520 in fees, while banks and credit unions could profitably offer the same amount over the same period for less than $100.
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"We have a great opportunity to run our businesses more profitably, and Helena is the perfect person to help us accomplish that," Richard Baker, the executive chairman of Hudson's Bay, said in an interview.
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Less profitably, "BLKS" suffers from a familiar structural turbulence at the end, as if it's too big a vehicle, with too heavy a burden of stories and themes, to land on a short runway.
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Although HTC has attempted to diversify by selling other kinds of hardware, its success still hinges on its ability to profitably sell phones, something it has struggled to do for a number of years.
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While many American factories moved to Asia in search of cheaper workers, foam cannot be imported profitably from overseas; the cost of importing the lightweight containers would offset any savings in labor, Dart says.
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At a time when overall loan growth is slowing for the financial industry, finding ways to lend safely and profitably to underserved borrowers can help lenders increase their revenue, by responsibly expanding their market.
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The firm expects to invest in companies that deal directly with the cannabis plant in its second fund this year, as long as they have "a clear efficient path to scale profitably," Richardson said.
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Losses on energy loans, which account for a small percentage of big banks' overall portfolios in the United States, would not be as big an issue if their businesses were humming along more profitably.
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But it's unlikely that this service could replace bus systems anytime soon, because it's hard to see how privately owned vehicles will be able to meet the demands of public transit, and profitably at that.
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As they invest billions of dollars to close the gap with Amazon, the overwhelming majority of traditional retailers still hasn't figured out how to profitably fill orders that incorporate both the web and the store.
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Offering close readings of those books and the artist's mark-ups within them (while also drawing on an array of thinkers and scholars, especially Roland Barthes), she profitably confronts Twombly's work as a literary critic.
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"With over a decade of building the lowest-cost cloud storage, we're proud to be able to profitably offer customers storage at one-fourth of the price of S3," noted Gleb Budman, CEO of Backblaze.
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Nissen, the chief executive of National Event Co, was accused of having since 2015 lured investors by promising to buy and resell tickets profitably, only to divert funds to enrich himself and repay earlier investors.
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We have to be in markets where we can build up a competitive advantage, where we can operate safely, where we can operate profitably, and where we can operate within the values of our culture.
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Exelon Corp said it plans to shut the Three Mile Island nuclear plant by September 2019, while FirstEnergy Corp said it plans to shut the Beaver Valley reactors in 2021 if they cannot operate profitably.
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It's a merciless competition that has already ousted big names like Nvidia and Texas Instruments, and Intel will be better off figuring out different parts of the mobile computing world where it can participate profitably.
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Prosecutors said the Gerova scheme involved a plan to quietly take control of nearly half of the reinsurer's public float, and cash out profitably after bribing investment advisers to buy shares for their own clients.
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Low but Steady Margins: Costco's high-volume warehouses and operating efficiency allow it to operate profitably with low but relatively stable gross margins in the 12%-13% range and EBIT margins in the 7503% range.
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"This new order is a powerful endorsement of the 787 family's unique passenger appeal and unmatched ability to help airlines open new routes and grow profitably," Boeing Chief Executive Kevin McAllister said in a statement.
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She's the financial genius at Oracle — the one who finds a way to profitably execute founder and CTO Larry Ellison's vision, whether that's a multi-billion hostile takeover or dozens of pricey new data centers.
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For some time now the question facing would-be euro zone borrowers isn't so much if they can borrow money - they can, and quite cheaply - but if they can profitably put those funds to work.
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Hundreds of companies declared bankruptcy and hundreds of thousands of jobs were lost during this period, but the survivors found ways to operate profitably and generate cash flow even with prices in the $50 range.
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He must profitably manage gas and coal assets — which still make up most of the company's power generation, sales and profits — while also preparing for a future that is more dependent on solar and wind.
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It was more than a real estate play and with an interesting problem to solve: community focused centers were valuable to regular people, but could these be created sustainably and profitably over the long term?
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Mr. Kaminsky has staked his campaign on cleaning up the Albany muck that he says Mr. Skelos, a Republican, has come to represent; Mr. McGrath has profitably made the election about everything but Mr. Skelos.
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An excellent work that can profitably be read in conjunction with "Race Against Time" is Renee C. Romano's "Racial Reckoning: Prosecuting America's Civil Rights Murders" (2014), which offers a rigorous assessment of the atonement prosecutions.
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Because crude oil has a price curve pointing the other way - into what markets call 'contango', when immediate prices are higher than those in the future, traders can store unwanted oil profitably for later sale.
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GM has struggled for years to crack the code for growing profitably outside rich markets, in part because vehicles designed for the U.S. or China's wealthy coastal cities cost too much for developing world consumers.
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The push to shake up BHP Billiton, one of Australia's biggest companies, is yet another ambitious effort by Elliott and its founder, the billionaire Paul E. Singer, to profitably force change at a corporate giant.
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If a company cannot profitably make a product or sell a service at a price that customers will pay, that company will go out of business, leaving room in the marketplace for more efficient competitors.
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When I asked him why the N.F.L. could hum along so profitably despite the perennial crises it faces, Jones launched into something he once heard from a friend who owned a chain of Howard Johnson's restaurants.
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Private schools or health insurers have an incentive to skim off the best-prepared students and healthiest patients, and to deny services to harder cases, creating a large pool of people that cannot profitably be served.
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While China has seen an explosion in production capacity in recent years, many automakers still find it makes sense to import some vehicles for that market, often lower-volume models that can't be produced there profitably.
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On a call with investors following the company's fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report, Mansell said trading in some of Kohl's larger stores will help the chain maintain its presence in different markets and operate more profitably.
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But the overall market remains too small for large teams to profitably develop for it, so it's not surprising to see a VR-heavy studio refocus — and, in this case, make big cuts along the way.
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Producing a second title and then a third and fourth that also engage users and do so profitably without siphoning too much traffic from previous games requires the right mix of product development and business smarts.
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But currency devaluations in markets such as Angola, its biggest operation outside South Africa, and Nigeria have made it difficult to operate profitably elsewhere on the continent touted as the next bright growth spot for retailers.
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The bankers also said that a bargain deal might help JSW Steel turn around Tata's money-losing UK business given their record of making steel efficiently and profitably in India without having any raw material security.
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Our economy depends on a reliable food supply, so we must address land and equipment acquisition and regulatory barriers faced by new farmers and ranchers and provide training that enables them to produce affordable food profitably.
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Analysts at Barclays said fund managers globally remained underweight on the energy sector in spite of the rally in crude prices and cost cutting by big oil firms to operate profitably with oil prices at $50.
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Seagate's up to $1.25 billion participation in the Bain-led consortium's acquisition should be accretive to earnings and the long-term NAND supply agreement should enable Seagate to grow its SSD business faster and more profitably.
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A trade of that size would most likely push up the value of the pound, and Mr. Johnson was convicted of using the confidential client information to trade profitably in the days ahead of the transaction.
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Short selling involves the sale of a security that the seller does not own, or has borrowed, believing that the security's price will decline so that it can be profitably bought back at a lower price.
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If the problem is that some regions are just too remote or too impoverished for telecom operators to cover profitably, he asks, then why not launch satellites to beam broadband to the masses from on high?
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"If the black market can still operate profitably, there will need to be significant justice resources devoted to enforcement," said Rosalie Wyonch, a policy analyst at the C.D. Howe Institute, a nonprofit economic policy think tank.
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Insurance is key for private businesses to offset the risk that was previously absorbed by governments, and to be able to engage in cosmic activities profitably with minimal risk, insurance capital needs to be available more freely.
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But Mr Son's fund, which is bigger than all investments of American venture-capital firms in 2016 combined, could help solve their "unicorn" problem: how to unload profitably the many private tech startups worth more than $1bn.
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Low but Steady Margins: Costco's high volume warehouses and operating efficiency allow the company to operate profitably with low but relatively stable gross margins in the 12% to 13% range and EBIT margins in the 3% range.
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While the Vision Fund has previously profitably exited its stakes in Indian online retailer FlipKart, which it sold to Walmart, and in already-public chipmaker Nvidia Corp , Uber will be its first portfolio company to go public.
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And when the next downturn comes and banks need to raise capital, which investor would be foolish enough to give even more money to firms that do not regard allocating resources profitably as one of their responsibilities?
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You can draw your own conclusions as to what it will be used for," said Kronenberger, claiming that Mikkelson is running this GoFundMe because he "is unable to operate Snopes profitably without Proper Media's expertise and management.
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"Broad mismanagement of local water resources can lead to devastating regulatory, reputational, and litigation risks, weakening a company's ability to operate profitably," said Kristel Verhoef, active ownership specialist at ACTIAM, which has 56 billion euros under management.
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And though the commercial payoffs of space exploration have the potential to be enormous, the groundwork in robotics and artificial intelligence needed for sustained profitably in commercializing resources on the moon and asteroids is still decades away.
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"Miles for Mary" might be profitably seen as a companion piece to "The Wolves," though anyone searching for assurances that life gets better and people grow up as they become older is unlikely to find comfort here.
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While the Vision Fund has previously profitably exited its stakes in Indian online retailer FlipKart, which it sold to Walmart, and in already-public chipmaker Nvidia Corp, Uber will be its first portfolio company to go public.
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Despite the recent stabilization of prices, BP's chief economist, Spencer Dale, argued that the combination of shale technology and advances in renewable energy would leave oil-rich nations with excess reserves that will never be profitably recovered.
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So my objective and our objective now is to go from this platform and this foundation and grow the business profitably going forward and we think in each of the businesses, we're well positioned to do that.
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As part of its master plan, China has in recent years begun to make it more difficult for foreign firms to operate effectively and profitably in China, using a variety of creative regulatory, administrative and financial tools.
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But returns could face pressure as private equity firms are increasingly finding it difficult to profitably deploy the huge sums at their disposal because sellers of businesses in Asia are asking higher prices, buyout funds have warned.
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The sudden push for massive media consolidation is largely driven by the realization that the media ecosystem is shifting from television to the Internet, even if the cable subscription model allows legacy media companies to profitably survive.
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That said, the narrative does reach back to his grandfather, who came to the US in 1885, profitably running a restaurant/hotel that catered to miners during the Klondike Gold Rush, an enterprise whose services included prostitution.
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But the company has struggled to grow fast — and profitably — at the same time, since acquiring new subscribers is expensive at Birchbox's size, and the company's model focuses on selling brands from other companies, which squeezes margins.
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It's sexy to insist that this way of life is about to be radically changed by technology and new entrants — sexy because why wouldn't you want to figure out a path to profitably invest in this Big Shift?
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Tesla now wants to maintain that rate and begin reducing the costs of making the Model 3, so the company can profitably produce the car at the originally planned and long-awaited price of $35,000, the report said.
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Gilt Groupe, One Kings Lane and a handful of others were sold for a fraction of the value that they once traded at because their infrastructure was commoditized and they failed to reach requisite scale to grow profitably.
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The Roosevelt monument by James Earle Fraser could be profitably displayed alongside Fraser's The End of the Trail in the Metropolitan Museum, for example, so that viewers could explore how race and eugenics were visualized in the period.
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Founders and early investors are still going to get spectacularly rich, but late-comers and retail investors may find there's not much upside left unless the company can solve the quandary of serving a two-sided market profitably.
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Now, following eight months of nearly 2100 percent sales growth and $2000 million in revenues, Hollar's Yeom is making the case that the company has figured out how to profitably bring the dollar store into the digital era.
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On-demand companies in general can have punishingly low margins, and managing growth, securing new partnerships and finding a way to operate profitably or at least break-even is one of the most difficult parts of the space.
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Although there have been offers from Russian and Chinese suppliers, chipmakers say that for most purposes they need Japan's high-purity hydrogen fluoride because it helps them get high "yield" rates, which is critical to making chips profitably.
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"It's putting a lot of stress on a number of retailers as they try to figure out how they can profitably invest and compete," Michael Brown, a partner in A.T. Kearney's consumer products and retail practice, told CNBC.
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In the 1990s, Chinese markets saw that discarded plastic could be profitably recreated into exportable bits and bobs—and it was less expensive for international cities to send their waste to China than to deal with it themselves.
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His model for producing steel profitably and sustainably in Britain is to use local supplies of scrap and renewable energy to make the alloy, instead of importing expensive steelmaking raw materials such as iron ore and coking coal.
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Benchmark Brent crude oil LCOc0003 is now trading close to $55 a barrel, up from between $40 and $50 in November and at a level sufficient to allow many new oil projects to operate profitably, industry analysts say.
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Amazon, the nation's largest online retailer, shook up the industry with its $13.7 billion acquisition of Whole Foods last year, prompting traditional grocery sellers to look for ways to profitably deliver fresh food and shelf-stable pantry items.
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T) (JAL) said President Yoshiharu Ueki, who helped lead the company's recovery from bankruptcy, will be replaced by a senior executive in April, as the carrier looks to profitably win back some of its market share at home.
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The likes of Anadarko Petroleum Corp, EOG Resources Inc, Apache Corp and more than 20143 other companies showed they can weather oil at $40 a barrel and profitably drill new wells as oil ticks toward $60 a barrel.
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Capita, which operates primarily in Britain and is one of the nation's biggest employers, issued a string of profit warnings in the second half of last year after it took on more work than it could profitably handle.
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But Bitcoin Gold will use an algorithm known as "Equihash" which is designed so that people can effectively use their graphical processing units, or GPUs—common computer gaming hardware—to profitably mine the coin for the foreseeable future.
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"In the sugar segment we are currently operating in a difficult environment with worldwide production overcapacity and extremely low prices with which hardly any sugar producer can operate profitably," CEO Wolfgang Heer told the annual meeting of Suedzucker shareholders.
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In the United States, energy companies last week added rigs for a 10th week in a row, extending the drilling recovery into an eighth month as crude prices remained at levels at which many U.S. drillers can operate profitably.
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"MNG has extensive operational experience and a successful track record in the newspaper industry, enabling us to run newspapers profitably and sustainably so that they can continue to serve their local communities," said Paul Caminiti, a spokesman for MNG.
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U.S. tax bill As corporate America celebrates one of the biggest-ever cuts to its tax bill, one corner of Wall Street is fretting over the impact the reforms will have on its ability to profitably invest in companies.
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Ford has agreed to sell a majority stake in its India arm to Mahindra & Mahindra, ending its independent operations in the country after two decades and highlighting the challenges automakers face in growing profitably in Asia's third-largest economy.
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Despite MI5 flagging up a risk of intelligence failures owing to having collected more data than it could profitably analyze, the 2010 briefing document also reveals the agency continued to push the case for gathering "substantial" amounts more data.
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Used the remainder of my time to play computer games, day trade stocks (profitably), write a blog (before they were called that), and to woo some of the dozens of women who were online at the time via AIM.
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I also worry that House Democrats, flush with the newfound ability to torment a president who has earned it, will go too far, and become the foils against which he thunders profitably as he reaches for a second term.
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Tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google are currently in a race to unleash Industry 4.0 on the fossil fuel industry—and in doing so, they are helping ensure that oil continues to flow profitably for years to come.
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Then in January, BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti revealed in a memo why this revenue push is needed: "With the exception of News, every content division is now operating profitably, and News is trending in the right direction," he wrote.
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It&aposs said to be on track to make $30 million in revenue this year, profitably, but its subscriber growth has slowed and it&aposs been looking for an investor or buyer, people close to the company have said.
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While U.S. coking coal can be profitably shipped to Asia at current prices, it will once again have to compete with Australian cargoes now that the damage from the cyclone has been repaired and exports are flowing once again.
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"It doesn't look like Uber is primed to take food delivery over, at least not profitably," said Tasha Keeney, an analyst at Ark Invest, who believes the company's valuation needs to be cut in half from its IPO value.
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"While Deere is managing its business much more profitably than in past cycles, its forecast for 24.70 now calls for equipment sales to be up despite key farmer fundamentals still yet to improve," Jefferies Analyst Stephen Volkmann wrote in a note.
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Several studies over the past few years have shown that measures of sentiment contained in tweets can be predictive for financial markets, notably a paper this year which showed that tweets on Fed monetary policy meetings can be profitably used.
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MNG Enterprises, better known as Digital First Media, offered $22016 billion on Monday for Gannett, saying in a letter that it can run the company more profitably via tight cost controls and consolidation of operations such as printing and administration.
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It's not just that Chewse has found a way to profitably serve both restaurants and business customers — it's also that the company has found a way to do so while also treating its delivery people and servers as hourly employees.
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All three firms think that improvements in materials, engine design and the understanding of aerodynamics mean their proposed craft can be operated profitably and without too much discomfort, in the form of sonic booms, to those on the ground below.
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Take Bitcoin, for example, which is now just about impossible to mine profitably for average users at home—you'd need thousands of GPUs running before you'd get close to getting more back in Bitcoin than you'd be paying for electricity.
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The fact that the company is moving all vehicle sales online and cutting retail jobs also suggests it is coming to the realization that many industry observers suspected all along — profitably selling a $35,000 electric car will be very difficult.
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It's all part of a push to profitably sell the long-anticipated (and much delayed) $23,2200 variant of the Model 2000, the midsize sedan Musk and company had long bet would take Tesla from a niche manufacturer to a major automaker.
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"In our case, we continue to grow — not as fast as I would have liked, but certainly profitably," group head of investment banking Andrea Orcel told Bloomberg TV in an interview from the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos.
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The move aims to motivate banks to both lower lending rates and lend more, by charging banks to hold their reserves with the central bank - charges that will eat into their profits, unless they can lend out the funds profitably.
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A champion of using economic trends and shifts in investor sentiment to time buy and sell decisions, Marks scored strong profits a decade ago by buying heavily and profitably in global markets in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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If farmland rents go down, then the value of the real estate goes down, and ultimately, a business that operates with as much as 50 percent leverage — considered a normal level of debt in farming — can't continue to operate profitably.
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Prices in China, the world's biggest coal user, have slipped back 16 percent from their two-year peak of 610 yuan ($88.83) per tonne two months ago, but they are still profitably high after a couple of barren years for miners.
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Some analysts had not been convinced that international subscriber growth would be a sufficient driver for the stock, but RBC's analysis indicates that Netflix's international markets are "scaling as profitably as the U.S. did in the earlier days," Mahaney said.
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Central African Republic, a majority Christian country rich in gold, uranium and diamonds but too unstable to mine them profitably, has been torn between Muslim Seleka rebels and Christian "anti-balaka" militias since the rebels ousted Bozize in early 2013.
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The reality is that Alphabet was still staring down years of expensive R&D before it could profitably sell its robotic creations, and Boston Dynamics and Schaft became victims of the company's efforts to scale back its bleeding-edge moonshot investments.
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Like the apocryphal child who murdered his parents and then pleaded for sympathy because he'd become an orphan, Purdue first profitably pushed an addictive drug, and then apparently sought to make even more money by treating addictions it helped cause.
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RAMALLAH, West Bank — Prison time is almost a rite of passage for some Palestinian activists, and Ahed Tamimi, the West Bank teenage firebrand who rose to international prominence after she kicked and slapped an Israeli soldier, tried to use hers profitably.
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A 58-year-old trading veteran who had bet profitably against risky mortgages affected by the housing crisis more than a decade ago, Mr. Fournier tried to instill calm among his younger colleagues in Summit, N.J., over the past two weeks.
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The company's decision a few years ago to make the new Chevrolet Blazer in Mexico in particular has rankled the union since the midsize S.U.V. is the kind of vehicle that typically can be made profitably in United States plants.
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The 10 "No, thank you"s can be explained in two ways: Either the potential acquirers truly didn't see a fit for a highly profitably $45 million media platform or, more likely, they were distracted by the legal issues surrounding Gawker.
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The largest demand for housing is at the lower end of the market, the hardest to serve profitably, although in conference calls a number of builders said they were shifting some of their building and land buying toward cheaper, smaller homes.
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A report by the World Economic Forum this month estimated that of the 1.37 million workers who are projected to be fully displaced by automation in the next decade, only one in four can be profitably reskilled by private-sector programs.
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But as it expands — including plans to open a second, East Coast distribution center to speed up its shipping times — it will likely become even more difficult for the company to operate profitably, said Neil Saunders, managing director at Conlumino research firm.
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He said the deal - a week after Britain shocked markets by voting in a referendum to leave the European Union - was a "clear sign of our commitment to, and belief in, the United Kingdom as a place to do business successfully and profitably".
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Google runs the world's largest and most profitably online ad network, but the lion's share of ad dollars still go to TV. The search giant is looking to change that by associating online ads with purchases in the real world — your purchases.
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"We are raising our topline and operating margin estimates for FY:18 and beyond reflecting the continued momentum in Prime and accelerating growth in its two more profitably businesses, AWS and advertising," Stifel analyst Scott Devitt wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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"I think we're in a good position to be the market leader in the space — we have the numbers, we've been doing this profitably, and the YC partners suggested 'you know, maybe it's time for you guys to step up,'" said Jameel.
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NEW YORK/HOUSTON (Reuters) - U.S. crude shipments to Asia are expected to slow over the coming weeks as the window to profitably send crude to that continent has repeatedly slammed shut over the last month as U.S. Gulf Coast grades rallied, traders said.
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The government's call for the operations to be passed to local contractors is aimed primarily at preventing job losses but begs the question as to how anyone can profitably exploit copper deposits once they have come to the end of their natural life.
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Veeva, which makes software for the health-care and life sciences industries, was founded in 2007, raised $4 million from Emergence as the housing crisis started to pick up steam in mid-2008, and was able to operate profitably from its early days.
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Digital technology has helped usher in a dramatic shift among financial services firms, which can leverage the technology to reach everyday investors more profitably and also get a better view of overall household finances — not just investments, but others areas such as debt.
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The move, the first since the Paris climate accord, ratchets up the tension between the world's largest publicly traded oil company and a growing chorus of investors concerned that climate change or legislation designed to curb it will harm Exxon's ability to operate profitably.
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The German automaker is betting big money that it can catch up: in addition to the $2.6 billion it sunk into Argo AI, VW said it would spend $91 billion to profitably mass-produce electric vehicles — a feat no carmaker has come close to achieving.
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Even if you do get yourself a rig set up and find a currency with a bit of a profit margin, you're still putting yourself at the whims of the cryptocurrency markets—mining can start or stop becoming profitably depending on a currency's current value.
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Given China's primacy in Asian coal markets, it's likely coal will drop to a level at which the majority of Chinese domestic mines can operate profitably and meet their debt obligations, while still selling at a price that won't stoke inflation or damage power utilities.
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"Tesla appears to have answered the question we have long asked around whether the company was going to be able to profitably produce the $35k Model 3 through production efficiencies and increased volumes," Cowen analyst Jeff Osborne said in a note to clients Friday.
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Throughout a nearly three-year downturn, American oil companies have driven down the cost of advanced drilling methods, allowing them to pump profitably, even with U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude trading between about $45 and $55 a barrel — roughly half of peak 2014 prices.
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"Combined with our unique position, associating world class technology leadership and deep domain knowledge of our five end markets, these actions will allow us to grow profitably and faster than the market, in a sustainable way," said Thales chairman and chief executive Patrice Caine.
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When I came on board, it was time to shift toward the Internet, while honoring the old, because Forbes still publishes profitably in the United States and we publish in 37 different countries, so the print element of our business is still very strong.
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"On net, initial production ramp for the Model 3 looks like it may be better than expected — but investors should continue to focus on whether the Model 3 can be produced profitably and with strong initial quality," Sacconaghi wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Most of the 13 insurers with a ratio below 100% excluding TMTPs, along with several other insurers with ratios only just over 100%, are relatively small and may not have the scale to operate profitably in the longer term, regardless of their capital position.
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Industry analysts have questioned whether automakers like G.M. and Ford can profitably build smaller vehicles in the United States instead of in Mexico, where wages rarely cross $10 an hour, compared with the $29 an hour earned by a majority of unionized American workers.
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Prosecutors had sought up to 6-1/2 years in prison for Stewart, a Yale University graduate they said engaged in a brazen, multi-year scheme to help his father, Robert Stewart, profitably trade ahead of deals being worked on at the investment banks.
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By that, we mean you could really LOVE wine, entertaining, the events, the scene, the vibe, but the business of producing that product, taking it to market, and selling it profitably is an entirely different world that is unseen and can be very difficult.
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NEW YORK/HOUSTON (Reuters) - U.S. crude export demand at the Gulf Coast surged on Monday, traders said, as the window to export crude profitably to Asia and Europe was thrown open after attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities took out 5% of global oil supplies.
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It's not clear if the Russian business was profitable in itself but more generally, it's a sign both of the difficulties of scaling profitably in the market for online takeaway and delivery services, and of the challenges these days of raising external cash to bridge the gap.
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As the Tauri report puts it, the new wave of space companies has been able to sell itself to VCs as a way to "follow the path terrestrial tech has profitably travelled: dropping system costs and massively increasing user bases for new products, especially new data products".
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"When manufacturers get scared, they cut production, meaning fewer jobs or even layoffs, as well as fewer truckloads going out the door, reducing the options for trucking companies in assigning their trucks efficiently and profitably," Jody Sims, a truck driver in Lexington, Kentucky, told Business Insider.
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"When manufacturers get scared, they cut production, meaning fewer jobs or even layoffs, as well as fewer truckloads going out the door, reducing the options for trucking companies in assigning their trucks efficiently and profitably," Jody Sims, a truck driver in Lexington, Kentucky, previously told Business Insider.
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So we've got all the elements of the worst public policy imaginable, and the only way we'll make it through profitably is if the public ultimately puts pressure on their government, and that only happens if the citizenry recognizes that it's being fed a bunch of myths.
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We transformed Nissan, moving it from a position of a debt of 2 trillion yen in 1999 to cash of 1.8 trillion yen at the end of 2006, from 2.5 million cars sold in 1999 at a significant loss to 5.8 million cars sold profitably in 2016.
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As it develops its Ultium technology, it expects to drive battery costs below $100 per kWh, a critical metric, and be able to combine cost-reductions with its already titanic economies of scale to profitably sell EVs in what it labeled the "first cycle" of their commercialization.
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NEW YORK/HOUSTON, Sept 21.05 (Reuters) - U.S. crude export demand at the Gulf Coast surged on Monday, traders said, as the window to export crude profitably to Asia and Europe was thrown open after attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities took out 5% of global oil supplies.
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Among the issues it will likely be dealing with is saturation in the portable camera market; the need to roll out new products with sharper execution (Hero 5 and drones); the future direction of its media efforts; and its lack of profitably this year and stock weakness.
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The regulator, CTU, had said on Thursday that O2 and rival network operator Vodafone could lose airwave frequencies acquired in an auction if they failed to meet a condition that wholesale prices should allow third-party companies to operate profitably by leasing network capacity from the main players.
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The new program likely won't be the last of its kind, but it will be interesting to see what kinds of startups form around this opportunity given that the timeline for putting autonomous aircraft to work in a commercial capacity at scale, profitably, seems quite a long ways out.
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The "Hul Gil," or joy plant, was a staple among the ancient Sumerians, who shared their happiness with the Assyrians, who in turned passed it on to the Egyptians, and before long it was a pipeline product along the Silk Road, shuttled profitably from the Mediterranean to Asia.
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Per the Bloomberg article, Astra says it can launch "profitably" for $2.5 million per mission, which is around half the going rate for a Rocket Lab launch, and that it eventually hopes to attain costs as low as $1 million per mission with a daily launch operational cadence.
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"We believe that closing underperforming stores will allow us to right-size our store footprint to a solid base from which we can operate and grow profitably as well as leverage our online and Shop Your Way platforms," CFO Rob Riecker said in a prerecorded earnings conference call.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, searching for a reason to keep the United States in Afghanistan after 16 years of war, has latched on to a prospect that tantalized previous administrations: Afghanistan's vast mineral wealth, which his advisers and Afghan officials have told him could be profitably extracted by Western companies.
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The politics of the descendants of those refugees and immigrants can most profitably be understood not through a consideration of America's past (which includes, if I have to remind anyone, genocide and slavery), but through a consideration of how they've corrupted that past through succumbing to nostalgia and sentiment.
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Blue Apron started trading on the New York Stock Exchange today, opening at about $10 a share after cutting its IPO price to the same number amid questions about whether it can grow profitably as well as the potential of future competition from an Amazon-owned Whole Foods.
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"If Amazon can work out how to deliver those top up shops profitably and in a timely manner then I think we'll see other retailers respond and that's likely to grow the overall market share of online sales from around the 7 percent mark and accelerate the growth," he told Reuters.
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"Doubts have been raised about Tesla's ability to profitably crack the mass market especially since the company has so far been unable to deliver an operating profit on its current line-up of higher-end cars," Simon Colvin, a research analyst at the company, said in a note published Friday.
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"The health care needs of the world are so great that the challenge for this generation of Merck people is to develop business models that will allow us to sustainably and profitably provide our innovative medicines and vaccines to those vast underserved populations of the world," Frazier tells Harvard Law Bulletin.
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While he believes there are some types of grocery items that might become profitable with the fee reduction, Rekuc says FBA fees or the cost for a seller to ship the item themselves still make it difficult to profitably sell a single unit of a low-priced grocery item — despite the lower commission.
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Today, TGT is growing profitably with EBITDA dollars up MSD in 1Q, a pace we believe can be sustained through supply chain enhancements that lower per-unit fulfillment costs, market share gains in key cate-gories often with higher margin private brands, and strong returns on remodels and new small format stores.
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"This agreement is a major leap in terms of quality: 50,000 food items will be offered in the first stage to customers in the Greater Paris area with precise and speedy delivery at home and through a platform which makes it achievable to do this profitably," Casino Chief Executive Jean-Charles Naouri said.
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This week, Reuters reported that British oil giant BP was using its global shipping and trading network to embark upon an ambitious four-month pilot project of sorts: charting a 16,000-nautical-mile sea route involving seven tankers and a number of transfers to profitably get crude oil from Texas to Asia.
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But in her dogged attempts to pass the days profitably — brushing her teeth, taking her medicine, filing her nails, attempting to jostle into life her companion, the barely seen and virtually immobile Willie (a convincingly decrepit Jarlath Conroy) — she represents a mordant image of the existential struggle that can haunt us all.
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And what's interesting about Bonanza Creek and Penn Virginia is that both of those companies eliminated almost all of their debt by going through bankruptcy just like Peabody did, and so you have a clean balance sheet for each of them and they can both grow extremely profitably at current oil prices.
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She's the show's omniscient narrator, like a zoned-out Carrie Bradshaw, and a lot of time is not too profitably spent on her progress in rehab; her drug use, and the reasons for it, are so far the show's least interesting thread, and Zendaya is correspondingly flat in the scenes devoted to it.
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Henley's Dream" ( The Getty Address), "Not Having Found" ( The Getty Address), "Tour Along the Potomac" ( The Getty Address), "Drilling Profitably" ( The Getty Address), "The Bride" ( Bitte Orca), "Gun Has No Trigger" ( Swing Lo Magellan), "Just From Chevron" ( Swing Lo Magellan), "Maybe That Was It" ( Swing Lo Magellan), "Keep Your Name" ( Dirty Projectors), "Zombie Conqueror (Feat.
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And while some of those activists would consider it a victory to see these companies driven out of business, a growing number of institutional shareholders want to see these companies move profitably into a future in which fossil fuels play a smaller role, while renewable sources like wind and solar play a larger one.
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This means unleashing the market in sectors where we already know how to profitably reduce emissions (electricity, transportation, buildings), creating markets for solutions in areas where there aren't yet enough answers (heavy industry, agriculture) and fixing market failures (unpriced carbon, for instance, or rewarding utilities for selling more electricity rather than cutting your bill).
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Note that the published valuations are largely irrelevant in terms of market behavior, as distinct from the demands of green-eyeshade accounting minutia, because no one should believe that the investment community fails to recognize that changes in prices yield up-and-down movements in the quantity of reserves that can be produced profitably.
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Another case that could be affected involves Leon Cooperman, a prominent hedge fund manager who was sued by the S.E.C. for trading profitably ahead of an impending asset sale at Atlas Pipeline Partners in 2010 based on nonpublic information he got from a company executive in his position as one of its largest shareholders.
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"Whether its cutting the price of their lineup by $2k/unit, admission the federal tax credit expiring will hurt, acknowledgment that Tesla can't sell at $35k Model 3 profitably and costs need to come down, or language around full-self driving - we'd classify recent commentary and actions by the company as more realistic," stated the RBC note.
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Why it matters: Home Depot's success of late — the stock is up more than 23% this year and more than 166% since 2012 — can be attributed in part to the fact that its business is resistant to online competition, as the firm sells heavy and bulky items that are difficult to profitably ship to individual customers.
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Hess and many peers have been known to use derivatives to hedge prices on a chunk of their output, but the budget cut comes as the energy industry grapples with how best to respond to crude prices that are lingering around $30 per barrel, a level where many oil and gas producers cannot profitably operate, according to numerous analysts.
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And then I'll say that basically, we intend within two or three years to be able to produce a burger that will be cost competitive at fast-food restaurants and at mass-market supermarkets and so forth, so pretty much in the same price range as the cheapest ground beef, and we expect to do it profitably.
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Seeing an opportunity to sell North Sea oil profitably in arbitrage deals to Asia, seven supertankers chartered by commodity traders Vitol and Mercuria, European oil major Royal Dutch Shell, and China's refiner Unipec, have either delivered or are expected to soon offload European crude to China and South Korea this month, according to trade sources and Reuters data.
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We live in the age of watching social media stars continuously explore new ways to re-brand and stay relevant, both profitably and tangibly: From Michelle Phan's cosmetics line to Bethany Mota's long running Aeropostale collaboration, YouTubers have launched both one-off collections and full-on companies that toe the line of being made for mass markets while also catering to their fans.
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Revealed: Notorious Pro-Trump Misinformation Site True Pundit Is Run By An Ex-Journalist With A Grudge Against The FBI A former journalist gets busted by the FBI for selling pirated hockey DVDs and decides to devote the rest of his life to spreading viral misinformation — and doing so profitably, thanks to the high Facebook engagement his fake stories get.
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"If you don't know whether the user is the same, you might not spend your dollars — or your Singapore dollars or your Yen — profitably so it's very important to be able to match the users," Eichmann said, adding that Criteo achieves this by working closely with a network of over 14,000 advertisers and e-Commerce companies to identify users across devices.
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I also felt twinges of anger — at myself, for missing out on this feeling of restorative boredom for so many years; at the engineers in Silicon Valley who spend their days profitably exploiting our cognitive weaknesses; at the entire phone-industrial complex that has convinced us that a six-inch glass-and-steel rectangle is the ideal conduit for worldly experiences.
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"Since the time of the original announcement of the PEA CS:GO league, it has become clear to the PEA organizations that there isn't sufficient financial support in the ecosystem, either from broadcast/streaming partners, sponsors or others, to profitably operate a third prominent online league, due to the oversaturation of the marketplace and the recent upward spiral in operating costs," the PEA said in its statement.
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And so being able to filter for the group of people that have also shown this costly signal that shows they care about the thing, and once you get there, a lot of just the default problems of internet garbage are fixed because you can absolutely moderate profitably, if it's going to cost people five, 10 bucks [every] time they want to come in and troll and be mean.
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The fact is it's difficult and time-consuming to create accessible games that target things like Braille literacy and blind navigation of rooms and streets, so developers haven't been able to do so profitably and teachers are left to themselves to figure out how to jury-rig existing resources or, more likely, fall back on tried and true methods like printed worksheets, in-person instruction and spoken testing.
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" In 2006, using a secret email account set up by Mossack Fonseca so his correspondence would not be traced by the authorities, a businessman from Washington State asked a common question among the firm's potential American clients: "How does a US citizen legally get funds to Panama without the knowledge of the US government and how can those funds be profitably invested without the US government knowing about them?
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"As our core business continues to scale profitably, we are using our strong financial and market position to invest aggressively in innovative high-growth areas like video and new buying models; in the next generation of our No. 1 ranked quality control platform for ad quality and traffic quality; in customer development and service for all our clients globally and most fundamentally, in our people," said CEO Tim Cadogan in a statement.
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"I expect we're going to see new records set over the next six months as U.S. production continues to ramp up ... OPEC has become the swing producer of the world because other producers have figured out how to lower their costs and increase their efficiency and get more oil out of the ground profitably at $50 ... OPEC needs to just grit their teeth and wait for world oil demand to soak up the oversupply," said Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates.
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If Amazon sold a streaming device, it could collect more data on popular shows; if Amazon had that data, it could begin profitably producing its own premium movies and television series; if Amazon made that content free for Prime members—customers who already paid ninety-nine dollars per year for two-day delivery—then more people would sign up for Prime; if more people signed up for Prime, the company would have greater leverage in negotiating with UPS and FedEx; lower shipping costs would mean bigger profits every time Amazon sold anything on its site.
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