Pulling the plug on its social products in emerging markets essentially means pulling the plug on business growth.
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Parents prank their kids by pulling the plug on Fortnite.
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A decade later, Microsoft's finally pulling the plug on support tomorrow.
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Yet pulling the plug on social media isn't exactly an option.
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Pulling the plug on Facebook is a hassle, but not impossible.
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Twenge is not advocating for pulling the plug on connected teens altogether.
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Bloomberg announced Friday it is pulling the plug on its annual soiree.
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Stormy Daniels and her husband are pulling the plug on their marriage.
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Pulling the plug on USA Hockey is the humane thing to do.
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Rose McGowan is pulling the plug on her marriage ... filing for divorce.
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That said, pulling the plug on funds would be a drastic mistake.
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Senate Republican Leader Christine Radogno accused Democrats of pulling the plug on negotiations.
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The company's CEO Dara Khosrowshahi considered pulling the plug on the program all together.
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Aisha Tyler's husband Jeff Tietjens is pulling the plug on their 23 year marriage.
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"Feel the Bern, Trevor," she said, pulling the plug on The Daily Show's set.
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Google told Vox on Thursday that it's pulling the plug on the ethics board.
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By pulling the plug on the summit, the President may have applied the needed pressure.
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They blame the fund both for backing convertibility and for pulling the plug on it.
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"Battlestar Galactica" star Tricia Helfer is pulling the plug on her marriage ... TMZ has learned.
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NASA is pulling the plug on its only planned robotic mission to the Moon's surface.
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And so, they can't be killed — only disarmed, like pulling the plug on an appliance.
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Organizers announced they're pulling the plug on FYF Fest 2018 in an Instagram post earlier today.
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U.K. on-demand food delivery startup Deliveroo is pulling the plug on its service in Germany.
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However, the party's leadership looks like stopping short of pulling the plug on the coalition immediately.
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And he was the one who was supposed to be pulling the plug on the swamp.
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They can also expedite FATCA's well-deserved demise by pulling the plug on the faux treaties.
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The promoters are suing Marc for damages suffered by pulling the plug on all those concerts.
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MTV is pulling the plug on its revived version of "Total Request Live" ... TMZ has learned.
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Pulling the plug on Houston might seem like a risky move, but it would not be unprecedented.
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It has also retaliated by pulling the plug on an existing collaboration with Europol, at least temporarily.
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So now, it's throwing out the baby with the bathwater and pulling the plug on AirPlay, period.
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Just three months after launch, Karma is pulling the plug on Neverstop, its first subscription data plan.
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"Pulling the plug on B&Q's largest competitor would have major benefits for Kingfisher," broker Jefferies said.
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The Oakland-based company is also pulling the plug on its operations in Australia and New Zealand.
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We're told Scheana fears he's off the wagon, and she's considering pulling the plug on their marriage.
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Scheana Shay is officially going for the big D ... pulling the plug on her marriage to Michael Shay.
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Verizon is pulling the plug on go90, its mobile video service (disclosure: Verizon owns Oath, which owns TechCrunch).
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So it's basically pulling the plug on UberPop in Oslo, leaving only its licensed UberBLACK and UberXXL services.
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Mariah Carey's pulling the plug on her birthday concert in Brussels in the wake of the terrorist attacks.
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Stormy Daniels is pulling the plug on an appearance on "The View" that had been scheduled for Thursday.
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Brooke filed for divorce in L.A. County on Friday, pulling the plug on their nearly 7-year marriage.
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In a financial crisis, abruptly pulling the plug on a major financial institution would only make things worse.
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Woodstock 50 has taken another body blow ... Jay-Z and John Fogerty are pulling the plug on the festival.
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"Ultimately, someone has to be willing to say, 'We're pulling the plug on this kid,'" said the industry veteran.
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Larry filed divorce docs Tuesday in L.A. Superior Court ... pulling the plug on his 22-year marriage to Shawn.
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In short, this would be a satisfying start to pulling the plug on an egregious example of crony capitalism.
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The divisive brand could not survive the Great Recession, with General Motors pulling the plug on it in 272.
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From a market standpoint, it might seem like the time is near for pulling the plug on subsidies to renewables.
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Celebrities are singing praise for Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment, for her role in pulling the plug on Roseanne.
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The news comes just days after CBS announced that it's pulling the plug on "Kevin Can Wait" after Season 2.
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Selling everything sellable and pulling the plug on the rest would probably benefit shareholders; sticking around looks painful and pointless.
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DMX is pulling the plug on several tour dates, and his people say it's because of an unspecified medical issue.
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" Asked when the party might consider pulling the plug on support for May, Foster said: "Well we're not there yet.
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The Sanford Center in Bemidji, MN tells TMZ it's pulling the plug on Ralphie's concert that was set for Saturday.
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Get your wrist-mounted adventures in while you can, Trainers: Niantic is pulling the plug on Pokémon Go for Apple Watch.
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After pulling the plug on the deal, Vivendi made a hostile raid on the Italian broadcaster, taking a 28.8 percent stake.
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Amazon is pulling the plug on Fresh, its grocery delivery service, in parts of nine states throughout the country, Recode reports.
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America is said to have joined others in pulling the plug on a last-minute attempt to ensure Sir Christopher's election.
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But she cautioned against pulling the plug on Turkey's accession talks right now, adding such a step should be considered cautiously.
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Bruce Springsteen just joined the fight against North Carolina's new anti-LGBT law by pulling the plug on an upcoming concert.
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While Paytm is a new entrant in this space, incumbents like Sodexo are gradually pulling the plug on paper transactions too.
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Alas, they are now pulling the plug on that plan, meaning that This Is Us will now stay at 9 p.m.
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Sarah Palin's husband is pulling the plug on their marriage -- he has filed for divorce after more than 30 years together.
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"Dominos is now pulling the plug on its international operations after admitting defeat," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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Amazon held 11th-hour meetings with New York and trade union officials before pulling the plug on its Long Island City headquarters.
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Pulling the plug on DACA overturns President Barack Obama's signature immigration policy and could upend the lives of more than 22010,2495 people.
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Vaselaney too had a difficult time pulling the plug on her steady job, paycheck, and benefits — particularly because of her health situation.
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Mr. Epshteyn said in court filings that Sigma paid only half of its promised fee before "pulling the plug" on the project.
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We're told he has not recorded since pulling the plug on his tour, but he's made it clear he intends to return.
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Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian are pulling the plug on their boutiques after nearly 12 years of being in business ... TMZ has learned.
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A mere two months of widespread discontent later, Nvidia is now pulling the plug on the Partner Program, as first reported by AnandTech.
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Singer Jhene Aiko is the pulling the plug on her marriage to her producer/hubby Dot da Genius ... and the timing is interesting.
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Centrist Republicans should stop worrying about politics and should instead prioritize the importance of pulling the plug on this destructive and costly law.
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Please make a strong statement that Facebook is committed to the wellbeing of children and society by pulling the plug on Messenger Kids.
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Buried among all of this morning's MacBook news was word that Apple will be pulling the plug on its Photo Print Products services.
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Qualcomm yesterday disclosed that it will pay $2 billion to Dutch chipmaker NXP, after pulling the plug on a $44 billion takeover attempt.
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But it did so over the last few months by quietly pulling the plug on its platform without calling it an official shutdown.
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In a message to his fans on Jeremy Renner on Wednesday, Jeremy Renner announced that he was pulling the plug on Jeremy Renner.
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While the poll shows a majority overall opposed to Trump pulling the plug on the Deputy AG, there are sharp differences by party.
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Pulling the plug on the accreditor was a clear signal from the Obama administration that accreditors should play their gatekeeper role more forcefully.
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Dallas wasn't Philadelphia, pulling the plug on a mediocre team and embarking on a half-decade of watchable basketball to embrace The Process.
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Spotify is pulling the plug on its original video efforts and heading back to the drawing board, according to a report today from Bloomberg.
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Now, less than a year after the launch, Atlassian is pulling the plug on the product, along with its earlier workplace chat app HipChat.
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" While Amazon disputes Bloomberg's report, it is known for pulling the plug on products known as "CRaP," internal slang for "Can't Realize a Profit.
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The company has just announced that it's pulling the plug on the Infinity line and is exiting the self-publishing console games business altogether.
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By pulling the plug on C.S.R. subsidies, President Trump can claim that he will provide a better deal on health insurance for more Americans.
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"We were making real progress ... But now (Senate Majority Leader Mitch) McConnell (R-Ky.) seems to be pulling the plug on it," Durbin said.
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Big shocker for '80s music fans ... The Cars frontman Ric Ocasek and supermodel Paulina Porizkova are pulling the plug on their marriage ... after 28 years!
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In November, the center announced it was pulling the plug on its namesake summer festival in an effort to save money and focus its offerings.
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Mr Abe's efforts did not stop Mr Trump from pulling the plug on the TPP, but Japanese officials are still pleased with their recent diplomacy.
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In Toronto, for instance, a large majority of those attending think Canada can weather Trump pulling the plug on NAFTA, the North American trade pact.
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Also today, Netflix pulling the plug on the popular political drama, House of Cards, a day after actor Kevin Spacey became embroiled in a scandal.
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Companies are now opting to distance themselves from the controversy by either contacting YouTube about the problem or pulling the plug on ad campaigns entirely.
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But it's also hard to say that pulling the plug on certain features every time there's a high-profile crisis can really be considered progress.
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"Abe feels Trump made a big mistake on pulling the plug on TPP," says Jeff Kingston, director of Asian studies at Temple University in Japan.
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Justin Bieber is publicly denying religion played a role in him abruptly pulling the plug on his Purpose tour with just 14 shows to go.
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Oprah is pulling the plug on #MeToo documentary centered around Russell Simmons ... she's stepping down as executive producer, and blocking its path to Apple TV+.
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New York (CNN Business)Ford is pulling the plug on its car business in Russia and closing three of the four plants it operates there.
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After passing on further Allo investment back in April, Google officially announced this week that it's pulling the plug on the chat app in March 2019.
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Sara Gilbert is finally speaking out about Roseanne Barr and ABC pulling the plug on the "Roseanne" reboot ... and she's in complete agreement with the network.
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Television have explicitly stated why they're pulling the plug on The Big Bang Theory, Entertainment Weekly reports that it was ultimately lead actor Jim Parsons' decision.
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Lincoln Center announced in the fall that it was pulling the plug on the Lincoln Center Festival, the multidisciplinary summer festival it had presented since 1996.
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On Tuesday, the International Monetary Fund and World Bank canceled their April meetings in Washington, joining the list of organizations pulling the plug on planned events.
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Ryan Lochte just lost one of his biggest sponsors -- with Speedo pulling the plug on the swimmer in the wake of his embarrassing Rio bathroom debacle.
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When the Trump administration said last September it was pulling the plug on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, March 5 was the program's official end date.
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On Tuesday, the International Monetary Fund and World Bank canceled their April meetings in Washington, joining the list of organizations pulling the plug on planned events.
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Unfortunately, development of the app seems to have stopped there, and today, Facebook announced that it'll be pulling the plug on Moments on February 25th, via CNET.
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With key components about to run out, Ford is pulling the plug on production of its most profitable and popular model, the F-150, late Wednesday evening.
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Less than a year after beginning testing at select locations in the San Francisco Bay Area, Google is pulling the plug on its Hands Free payment system.
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Earlier this week, Melania Trump publicly announced the cancellation of another large-scale event amid coronavirus, pulling the plug on the annual White House Easter Egg Roll.
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It had previously discussed a sale to Canadian parts maker Magna in the aftermath of the financial crisis, before pulling the plug on the tentative deal in 2009.
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But today, a memo was sent out to employees at Wet Seal HQ saying that it was pulling the plug on all operations, per the Wall Street Journal.
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Niecy Nash is pulling the plug on her 8-year-long marriage, but says she and her now-estranged husband are parting ways on the best terms possible.
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The instant messaging software has been long dead, with Microsoft pulling the plug on the service in 2014 — then called Windows Live Messenger — due to declining user numbers.
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Jill Scott is pulling the plug on her marriage after less than 18 months, and says it would be "unsafe" for her to continue living with her husband.
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UFC Hall of Famer Royce Gracie -- one of the greatest MMA fighters of all time -- is pulling the plug on his 22 year marriage ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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With Nintendo's amiibos flourishing and Disney pulling the plug on its Infinity games and figures, Activision and Toys For Bob are doubling down on the genre it pioneered.
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Unfortunately, that legal action has further destabilised the club itself, with Wasps pulling the plug on negotiations for Coventry to continue playing at the Ricoh as a result.
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FIA -- the body that oversees Formula 1 -- made the announcement Thursday that it was pulling the plug on THREE major races ... the Dutch, Spanish and Monaco Grand Prix.
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Still, for now, Mr. Erdogan could react to any freezing of negotiations with the bloc by escalating and "pulling the plug on the refugee deal," Mr. Ulgen said.
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For example, "The Shutdown of Humanity" makes me imagine a lively party of robots pulling the plug on humans one by one, their joy juxtaposed with humanity's sadness.
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In what could be construed as a cruel joke, Digg is pulling the plug on Digg Reader, the company's answer to the demise of popular RSS service Google Reader.
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Several other tech firms had already responded to public outcry over fascist violence following Charlottesville by pulling the plug on The Daily Stormer — including GoDaddy, Google, SendGrid and Zoho.
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Google told BuzzFeed News that it's still investigating Cheetah Mobile and Kika Tech, but hopefully the company will continue its streak of pulling the plug on fraudulent app makers.
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The cancellation comes on the heels of Lionsgate pulling the plug on the red carpet for the NYC premiere of Liam's new movie, "Cold Pursuit" -- again, effectively dodging questions.
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Pepsi is reportedly pulling the plug on a sharply criticized new ad featuring Kendall Jenner ending a street protest by handing a can of soda to a police officer.
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Miami Heat president of basketball operations Pat Riley told the team's players that he is "pulling the plug" on trade talks involving Jimmy Butler, multiple media outlets reported Thursday.
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On Monday, however, the streaming service said that it was pulling the plug on "Marco Polo," its pricey 13th-century drama about the Mongol empire, after only two seasons.
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Image: VerizonDespite having the ability to pre-install Go90 on millions of phones, Verizon is finally pulling the plug on its floundering streaming TV service at the end of July.
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Such reports have since been corrected, but it appears Petty's daughter, Annakim Violette, is not yet ready to forgive news sites for prematurely pulling the plug on her father's life.
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Many Argentines blame the IMF for pulling the plug on loans before the country's devastating default in 2001, a national trauma which led to sharp increases in poverty and unemployment.
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Samsung has announced it's ending production of the Galaxy Note 7 around the world, pulling the plug on the phone after a months-long controversy over its defective, dangerous batteries.
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The NCAA made the announcement moments ago -- saying they're pulling the plug on the biggest college basketball tournament of the year ... just days before it was set to tip off.
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Former 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' star Peter Thomas is pulling the plug on his North Carolina sports bar ... and it's all because the place is dealing with some tax issues.
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The GSM Association, an industry group that organizes the gathering, said Wednesday it is pulling the plug on this year's affair, the latest fallout from the coronavirus global health emergency.
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Amazon just called their bluff and is now pulling the plug on the $2.5 billion deal that would have permanently brought 25,000 high paying jobs to the heart of Queens.
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With no willing investors, Rome had to come up with an alternative solution to avoid the risk of European authorities pulling the plug on the two banks on their own terms.
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Photo: David Ramos (Getty)Less than a week after it was announced, Google is pulling the plug on its controversial AI ethics advisory board—an about-face attributable to Googlers themselves.
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Kanye West is pulling the plug on ALL his tour dates for the rest of the year, and it's all because he's stretching himself too thin ... according to our Kanye sources.
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Kimishima didn't give any specific reason why Nintendo was pulling the plug on the device beyond saying he didn't have the "conviction" that it could be turned into an actual product.
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And as the world witnessed in his letter to Kim pulling the plug on the summit this past week, he is willing to double down to keep the talks in play.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May is pulling the plug on her Italian summer holiday to meet French President Emmanuel Macron in a last-ditch attempt to save her sinking Brexit deal.
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"I'm thinking of the [US Special Forces] captains in Syria having to tell the Kurds they have been working with that we are pulling the plug on them," the former official said.
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In a phone interview from jail, Williams told the New York Post that he was not mad at his sister for pulling the plug on a man she believed to be him.
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The Trump administration is pulling the plug on the The Community Resilience Panel for Buildings and Infrastructure Systems, a group that helped local officials prepare for extreme weather and other natural disasters.
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Frances Bean Cobain is pulling the plug on her marriage, and she wants to make it clear to her husband ... he may look like Kurt Cobain, but his money is all hers.
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But the location turned out to be too difficult to adequately secure, according to Street Food Temple organizers, who ended up pulling the plug on the New York-themed festival this week.
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London (CNN Business)Airbus will stop making the A380, pulling the plug on its iconic superjumbo jet that once promised to revolutionize commercial air travel but failed to deliver on outsized expectations.
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Sources connected to Bieber say Jeremy's visit is absolutely a direct response to Justin's tumultuous week -- from pulling the plug on the Purpose tour, to accidentally hitting a pap with his truck.
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Lululemon earlier this year announced it would be pulling the plug on its standalone Ivivva stores and is expected to close all of those doors by the end of the third quarter.
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On Tuesday, ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey told Fox News that the network was pulling the plug on "Roseanne" getting a second season after some incredibly inflammatory remarks Roseanne Barr made on Twitter.
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" Tea Party activists showed up en masse to Democratic legislators' events during the summer of 22009, turning typically mundane meetings into heated shouting matches over "death panels" and "pulling the plug on Grandma.
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Wayne Brown, an analyst at independent investment bank Liberum, said he was not surprised that Domino's was pulling the plug on the company-owned stores, which have not turned a profit since 2017.
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Alibaba has hit out at the U.S.-based International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition (IACC) for scrapping its membership, pulling the plug on founder Jack Ma's high-profile appearance at the anti-fakes group's summit.
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Though the Commission will also want to avoid at all costs pulling the plug on a mechanism that more than 3,000 organizations are now using, and so which many businesses are relying on.
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With some governments pulling the plug on basic income experiments or declining to try them out in the first place, it's fair to ask what role wealthy individuals can play in exploring UBI.
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The ACA repeal will go down as a victory for the Trump administration and the House Republicans but come November 2018, it's the voters that will be pulling the plug on the GOP.
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U2 is pulling the plug on its concert tonight in St. Louis because police have their hands full dealing with ongoing protests of a not guilty verdict in a police involved shooting trial.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Conservative commentators on Sunday mistakenly accused Reuters of pulling the plug on the final moments of broadcast coverage of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's appearance at a black church this weekend.
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The wife of Broncos star Emmanuel Sanders is pulling the plug on their brief marriage, despite the fact she's about to give birth to their 2nd child any day ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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If you plug the Yahoo Mail settings into your email client of choice, whether Gmail or Outlook, you can get all of your messages moved out and saved before pulling the plug on Yahoo.
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Gifting an Elton John CD to "Little Rocket Man," pulling the plug on the Iran nuclear deal, slapping billions of dollars in tariffs on China, shaking up NATO's status quo, downsizing the State Department.
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For decades, that on-demand porn was a major source of revenue for hotels, but these days, many hotel chains — including Marriott, the biggest hotel chain in the world — are pulling the plug on it.
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Opinion polls suggest the League has lost between 5 and 7 percentage points since pulling the plug on the government though it remains easily the most popular party, followed by the PD and 5-Star.
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On Thursday, Donald Trump did what healthcare advocates, insurance companies, and working people across America have been long dreading by pulling the plug on government funds that help keep the country's health insurance markets stable.
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Thyssenkrupp is considering a carve-out or listing of its elevators business after abandoning plans to split itself up with a cross-shareholding structure and pulling the plug on a joint venture with Tata Steel.
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Their priority shifted to showing what was going on as it unfolded, even though they got some flak for not pulling the plug on the coverage of the Bastille Day fireworks in Paris soon enough.
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They are now considered to be on life support, though neither side wants to risk aggravating deeply threatening splits in the ranks by making big compromises or being blamed for pulling the plug on negotiations.
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Since Mr. Salvini's failed bid to trigger early elections by pulling the plug on his coalition with the Five Star Movement last year, staying at the center of things has become more of a challenge.
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Couple all of that with Netflix's recent cancelling spree, which resulted in the streaming service pulling the plug on some of its most diverse programming, and it's clear why this movie might strike a nerve.
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ROME (Reuters) - Rome city council voted on Friday to stop financing a third underground transport line, pulling the plug on a project that is years behind schedule, well over budget and embroiled in corruption scandals.
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While Kendall Jenner is busy pulling the plug on her app and website as her own end of the year closure, her little sister is casually evading the burning question: Are you pregnant, yes or no?!
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Netflix Inc did not give an explicit reason for deciding to air just one more season of "House of Cards" before pulling the plug on the Emmy-winning, critically acclaimed show, its first original hit series.
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"When you have someone who is making millions of dollars on very toxic, harmful content — denying that Sandy Hook happened, things like that, I have no problem with pulling the plug on that," he told Hill.
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Ray Dalio has shaken up management at Bridgewater Associates twice in the past year, while Eric Mindich never groomed a successor at Eton Park before pulling the plug on the multistrategy firm in March, for example.
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What better moment, then, for Mr. Dorsey to do something wonderful for the American people — to say nothing of the rest of the world — by pulling the plug on Mr. Trump's unfiltered 140-character propaganda machine?
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But it went from selling over 30 million Sega Genesis consoles at the height of its fame in 1993 to selling just 2100 million units of its final console before pulling the plug on its hardware empire.
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Our photog asked if she's down with pulling the plug on appearances in Sweden in protest of Sweden's decision to keep A$AP Rocky in jail while prosecutors noodle over whether to charge him with aggravated assault.
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And when Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Tuesday the administration was pulling the plug on the policy, we asked these DACA recipients and their loved ones to share with us the impact it will have on them.
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LONDON, April 226 (IFR) - Local and international companies were out in force in the sterling market, helping the sector continue its impressive run this quarter despite the Bank of England pulling the plug on its bond buying programme.
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Although the Anglo-German tie-up is awaiting formal EU regulatory approval, the LSE said on Sunday it would not meet an extra condition from Brussels, effectively pulling the plug on the 29 billion euro ($30.7 billion) deal.
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The streaming service has launched an impressive number of original efforts over the past several years, but only recently has the company shown an increasing commitment to pulling the plug on ideas that aren't perceived to be working.
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At our WIRED25 event last week, we spoke with NSA cybersecurity chief Anne Neuberger about killer drone swarms, and Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince about the inevitability of his company pulling the plug on controversial sites in the future.
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Just a week before pulling the plug on a Chilean COP25, President Sebastian Piñera had insisted it would go ahead, despite security concerns and the risk of welcoming some 20,3 international delegates at a time of political crisis.
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Trump has criticized India for its high tariffs, and the dispute has widened over investment policies such as new rules on the e-commerce sector that led to the U.S. pulling the plug on India's vital trade concessions.
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As a result of the uproar, ABC pulling the plug on the wildly popular Roseanne by releasing this statement, Roseanne&aposs twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values and we have decided to cancel her show.
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Lloyd's filed a countersuit against Kanye's Very Good Touring, and in the docs, says he refused to produce information it needs to determine whether to cover his losses after pulling the plug on the Saint Pablo Tour last year.
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He listed a number of doomsday scenarios, including pulling the plug on medical patients' kidney dialysis and hospice care, but the one most concerning to football fans is that public colleges and universities would have to cancel all classes.
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Default can happen in countries where there is no, or limited, central bank support (Greece, for example) but it is hard to see the Fed, ECB, Bank of Japan or Bank of England pulling the plug on their governments.
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He is also likely to use his executive authority to undo the Obama administration's approach to climate change, transgender rights and clashes between religious beliefs and contraception coverage, again effectively pulling the plug on pending challenges in the courts.
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When the leader of the right-wing League announced on Thursday that he was pulling the plug on a year-old ruling coalition with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, he did it from the Adriatic beach town of Pescara.
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The bank said it was pulling the plug on its 22010 trillion euro stimulus programme but after the Federal Reserve raised U.S. interest rates for the second time this year on Wednesday the ECB rate promise came as a relief.
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Founded by Israeli billionaire Teddy Sagi, Playtech has sold the stake in Plus2100 three years after pulling the plug on a $0.77500 million takeover of the Haifa, Israel-based company, which has a 20.7729 billion pound ($21 billion) market value.
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"In the superhero genre and the comic book world, people are heavily invested emotionally and [the bad reviews are] like your grandma walking into your party and pulling the plug on your music before the party really gets going," Dergarabedian said.
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The bank said it was pulling the plug on its 20.4 trillion euro stimulus programme, but after the Federal Reserve raised U.S. interest rates for the second time this year on Wednesday, the ECB rate promise came as a relief.
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After pulling the plug on the sci-fi drama earlier this month, co-creator Lana Wachowski announced in a statement posted to Facebook that the streaming network has ordered a two-hour finale special set to be released next year.
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The more compelling reason to act for the Thai and South Korean central banks is rising household debt, even though external uncertainties such as escalating global trade frictions could discourage policy makers from pulling the plug on loose monetary conditions prematurely.
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Dialog, which is UK-based but listed in Frankfurt, had relied on Apple for three-quarters of its business - a level viewed by investors as risky because of the U.S. smartphone giant's history of pulling the plug on overcommitted suppliers.
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The solution Ryan and the other complainants are advocating for is not pulling the plug on the online ad industry entirely — but rather an update to the RTB spec to strip out personal data so that it respects Internet users' rights.
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Lost in the hype about Samsung permanently pulling the plug on its exploding phone is this: The failure of the Galaxy Note 295 is an environmental tragedy, regardless of what Samsung decides will happen to the 27 million devices it manufactured.
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As fear of the spread of COVID-19 began to sweep cities and countries around the world last month, one by one, large conferences with long uninterrupted histories — Mobile World Congress, SXSW — began reluctantly pulling the plug on their plans.
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SXSW is far from the only major event that has been derailed due to the spread of COVID-19 disease, with companies pulling the plug on at least a dozen conferences, resulting in an estimated total economic hit of $1 billion.
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In an extreme example, Scott recalls an employee at a Saudi firm seeing an attack in progress, running to the server room, and pulling the plug on the company's network, saving the company from losing its production data and backups.
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How such a hoary contrivance is meant to support a tone of gravity is anybody's guess — and certainly bardolaters have labored hard to justify the Duke's preference for letting events approach disaster instead of pulling the plug on his weird experiment.
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The state's largest utility, Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), which serves Central and Northern California, started pulling the plug on hundreds of thousands of customers on Wednesday, with the weather forecast predicting high winds blowing from inland areas toward the coast.
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The Rolling Stones frontman was seen hanging at his Miami Beach oceanfront home Sunday -- marking the first time he's been spotted since the band announced they were pulling the plug on their North American tour, which was set to get started in April.
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After a series of investigations showed that the Note 7 was prone to exploding, the company is pulling the plug on the Note 7 — which was basically one of the few phones that could place a significant dent on the iPhone 7 Plus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Eurosceptic rebels in Britain's ruling party said on Tuesday they would soon produce a "plan B" alternative to a key element of Prime Minister Theresa May's proposal for Brexit, despite pulling the plug on a broader draft circulated last week.
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He said that no one in the Vatican had second-guessed the pope's decision to avoid mentioning the Rohingya or considered pulling the plug on the visit, which even the pope's supporters consider a tactical blunder for a usually politically sure-footed pontiff.
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The startup first announced it was pulling the plug on Egypt in April 2019 — but returned last summer, at the behest of its investor Delivery Hero (a rival food delivery startup which has a stake in Glovo), according to Michaud's explanation on stage.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Speaker Paul D. Ryan sought to excuse President Trump's overtures to James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, about pulling the plug on an investigation as a stumble by a political novice unfamiliar with the strict conventions of the capital.
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Castro — who dropped his threat to exit the race after he narrowly hit an $800,000 fundraising goal at the end of October — didn't make the November debate stage, but he insists he is not pulling the plug on his campaign just yet.
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In another sign of scales majorly falling off of eyes where VR is concerned, games developer CCP Games — which made a big early bet on virtual reality gaming — is pulling the plug on two of its studios that had been working on VR titles.
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Chloë Grace Moretz recently made headlines after announcing she was pulling the plug on some of her upcoming films, but in the latest issue of People, the 19-year-old is setting the record straight once and for all: She's not quitting her day job.
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No, today's firing is a big deal because, unlike in 1993, the President is pulling the plug on an FBI director as the bureau is in the midst of a high-profile investigation involving the new President's former campaign team and a foreign power.
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After years of toe-to-toe battling with a small band of critics and a fellow billionaire, Barry Diller said he's pulling the plug on his family's commitment to build and operate a $250 million performance center on an undulating pier in the Hudson River.
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But if the two nations are not willing to "play ball" by a certain deadline, they may see more aggressive actions from the administration in the future, such as pulling the plug on their aviation agreements or having their flights frozen, according to one source.
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Daimler is ending sales of its diminutive all-electric smart fortwo cars in the U.S. and Canada, officially pulling the plug on a vehicle that has struggled to gain ground in North America as the German automaker prepares to bring the brand to China, TechCrunch has learned.
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Investor confidence in Mexico has been shaken by some of the decisions made by Lopez Obrador, including pulling the plug on a partly built, $13 billion airport for Mexico City and his retreat from the prior government's opening of the oil and gas industry to private capital.
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Lincoln Center announced on Tuesday that it was pulling the plug on the Lincoln Center Festival, and that Ms. Moss, who reinvented and re-energized Mostly Mozart, would assume control over all of its summer programming in addition to her other duties as the center's artistic director.
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But after meeting with Mr. Pompeo, Mr. Trump issued a stream of quarrelsome Twitter posts on Friday afternoon, pulling the plug on the trip and expressing frustration with a diplomatic process that only two months ago he declared had solved the problem of a nuclear North Korea.
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Despite the firmly stated intentions of Trump and the Republican Party, pulling the plug on Obamacare is "unlikely," given a probable filibuster by Senate Democrats, Michael Sparer of the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University wrote in an article in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Afghanistan simply cannot afford to have another deeply flawed presidential election, and Khalilzad should use Trump's well-known unpredictability and distaste for the Afghanistan War as leverage to tell Afghan leaders that a presidential election characterized by rampant fraud could result in Trump pulling the plug on American support.
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But if the ECB were to reject the extension request, it would be left exposed to accusations that it is effectively pulling the plug on the lender by undermining the credibility of its rescue plan, and potentially trigger a deposit outflow, the source close to the matter said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is considering pulling the plug on key ObamaCare subsidies, Politico reported Friday, citing remarks the president has made to advisers.
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After years of toe-to-toe battling with a small band of critics and a fellow billionaire, Barry Diller said Wednesday that he was pulling the plug on his family's commitment to build and operate a $250 million performance center on an undulating pier 20143 feet off the Hudson River shoreline.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE and his wife are reportedly pulling the plug on their marriage.
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Netflix wants to test whether losing a database will cause video to stop playing, without physically pulling the plug on a database and seeing if your movie is still on the TV. Gremlin's platform provides something of a sandbox for engineers to slowly ramp up errors, and then more importantly, ramp down errors if a breakage is detected.
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He made the case that just pulling the plug on Afghanistan would not be smart and that there is a big difference between an "endless war" and maintaining a persistent presence in a country like Afghanistan to prevent the country being taken over by the Taliban, which would benefit jihadist groups like al Qaeda and ISIS.
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The San Francisco-based company and former Battlefield finalist, which filed its IPO paperwork with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday, earlier this month took the rare step of pulling the plug on one of its customers, 8chan, an anonymous message board linked to recent domestic terrorist attacks in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio, which killed 31 people.
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To get the keys, the attack uses a well-known approach called a "cold boot," in which a hacker shuts down a computer improperly—say, by pulling the plug on it—restarts it, and then uses a tool like malicious code on a USB drive to quickly grab data that was stored in the computer's memory before the power outage.
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Conservatives, many of whom crucially came out against the ACHA in its final days, don't want to see Obamacare continue as the law of the land: "Pulling the plug on Obamacare after 17 days doesn't make any sense — Republicans have been talking about how awful Obamacare is since 2009," said Dan Holler, the vice president of Heritage Action, a conservative advocacy group that campaigned against AHCA.
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Less than two weeks ahead of the Pixel 4 flagship smartphone's debut, Google is temporarily pulling the plug on a controversial "field research" program that offered subjects in US cities a $5 gift certificate in exchange for a scan of their face — after a New York Daily News report that one Google contracting agency was actively targeting homeless people in Atlanta and tricking unwitting college students into participating by pretending they would merely be testing a new app.
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VP of Athlete Health & Performance Jeff Novitzky speaks to MMA trainers and coaches during a UFC Performance Summit It's been a little over a year since the UFC partnered with United States Anti-Doping Agency and, along with pulling the plug on IVs and pulling the rug out from under fighters who take banned substances, the last 13 months have given rise to a new sub-genre on social media: fighters making surprise-out-of-competition-drug-test posts.
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