With few exceptions, his movies rake in cash, especially overseas.
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And rake in a lot of money in the process.
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Chip and Joanna rake in about $5 million a year.
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Chief among them is to rake in billions of dollars.
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Now they use more refined scams to rake in millions.
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Pharmaceutical companies continue to rake in the highest profit margins.
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Estimates say the 2026 games will rake in $11 billion.
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But if you do it right, you can rake in billions.
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It turns out even democratic socialist authors can rake in cash.
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Lunch with Mr. "Shark Tank" is expected to rake in $25k.
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Others competing in Rio de Janeiro, though, rake in huge sums.
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Find out how the breakfast empire continues to rake in billions.
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We're told it should rake in $150,000 ... at the bare minimum.
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The companies rake in some $10 billion in revenue every year.
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Countless intermediaries rake in fees and drive up the price of shipping.
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Online retailers could rake in an additional $6.6 billion on Cyber Monday.
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Hollywood has long accepted China's censorship rules to rake in its profits.
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But that doesn't mean you can't rake in six figures early on.
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White said the sold-out 217 show should again rake in the cash.
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Think Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx can rake in $10 MILLION this year?
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Previously travelers could rake in the points based on how far they traveled.
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Pharmaceutical companies rake in record profits as the cost of prescription drugs rise.
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But this is obviously how the US aviation giants rake in the profits.
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The male grooming industry is expected to rake in $81.2 billion by 2024.
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That means they will rent longer, and landlords will rake in the profits.
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As part of his penance, he will probably rake in billions of dollars.
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Together, they rake in billions while patients dangerously ration this life-sustaining medication.
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Show dogs and cats — because Americans love pets — and rake in the money.
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We spoke with Dana White who says Conor should rake in around $100 mil.
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Her "Bhanned" tour starts next month and she's expected to rake in $1 mil.
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The top channels for children rake in millions of dollars a year through advertising.
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Still, MedSec stood to rake in a huge fee as St Jude's stock dropped.
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They rake in hundreds of millions of dollars, or in Kylie's case, $1 billion.
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So you can really rake in a lot of points toward future award stays.
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Trump, meanwhile, continues to rake in the cash, including $421 million last year alone.
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Hoyer acknowledged that conservative outside groups routinely rake in millions more for Republican candidates.
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The Japanese enjoy a flutter: Pachinko parlours rake in around $30 billion each year.
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Industry experts expect the film to rake in $200 million by Thanksgiving, Deadline reported.
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The Yeezy franchise is expected to rake in $1.5 billion in sales in 2019.
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Analysts are expecting energy companies to rake in monster earnings in the third quarter.
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Lefamulin could rake in peak sales of $684 million, SunTrust analysts estimated earlier this month.
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Bond funds continued to rake in new assets despite the prospect of lower interest rates.
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Robert Pohlad backed Obama in 2012 and helped rake in at least $500,000 that cycle.
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Since it's so convenient for Netflix users, the comedians rake in huge amounts of money.
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Some analysts expect the company to rake in at least $500 million annually from advertising.
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Together these two firms will soon rake in two-thirds of all online-advertising revenues.
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Online retailers will rake in an additional $6.6 billion on Cyber Monday, according to Adobe.
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That difference – the 11 percentage points – is what Goldman will largely rake in as profit.
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It's standard for the holiday Q4 to rake in more cash than the following Q1.
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The data looks at which cannabis companies rake in the most from their active dispensaries.
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Millions have died from lack of access while pharmaceutical companies rake in billions every year.
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If it succeeds, it could rake in rewards like McDonald's did with its Chipotle investment.
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Go deeper: Car loans mean banks don't need high interest rates to rake in cash
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And there are certainly some superstar agents who rake in much more than the average.
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Harley-Davidson went public in 2000 and continued to rake in cash into the millennium.
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That'll give Lazard's Jacobs and other fast-moving rivals more ways to rake in fees.
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That'll give Lazard's Jacobs and other fast-moving rivals more ways to rake in fees.
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A new report suggests Canada will rake in at least $22021-million a year from taxing legal weed A new report suggests Canada will rake in at least $7343-million a year from taxing legal weed Canada's federal and provincial governments stand to rake in at least $4.64 million a year ($230-million U.S.) by legalizing — and taxing — weed, according to new analysis released ahead of the official unveiling of Justin Trudeau's marijuana legislation.
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At the base price, the government hopes to rake in 5.56 trillion rupees over 20 years.
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All those holiday celebrations are helping your babysitter and dog walker rake in the dough. Care.
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Enjoy this lighthearted example: Usually, these types of hoaxes are created to rake in some cash.
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The government expects to rake in $4.4 billion from the 64,275 people who turned themselves in.
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Cerber and CryptXXX followed a similar playbook to rake in $6.9 million and $1.9 million, respectively.
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And it too will no doubt rake in hundreds of millions of dollars with playful ease.
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She will reportedly rake in $507,000 per show, making her the highest paid performer in Vegas.
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If approved, the drug could rake in peak sales of $1.9 billion in 2027, she added.
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Spears will reportedly rake in $507,000 per show, making her the highest paid performer in Vegas.
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And on a single good day, dealers themselves could rake in north of $25,000 before lunch.
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He'd seen out his contract, and he was free to rake in the profits from Blonde.
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Top programs can rake in annual football and basketball revenue, combined, of more than $50 million.
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George and Rande agreed to stay with the company, which means they'll rake in even more.
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The pets stay at your home and you can rake-in around $503 per night. 250.
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But these favored farms that produce them rake in billions of dollars through multiple subsidy programs.
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If that's all you want to spend on tuition, you can easily rake in that bonus.
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But it would help restore some stability and let the venture-capital firm rake in billions.
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His stud fee is $200,000, meaning he could rake in millions in a single breeding season.
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But YouTube's super-users — the A-list celebs of the internet — rake in some serious dough.
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We did some checking, and it looks like the new deal could rake in 6 figures.
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It is projected to rake in $1 billion in lifetime sales by 2022, according to WWD.
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The Oscar-nominated actor is flying high as Joker continues to rake in millions of dollars.
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After taxes, New Yorkers rake in an average of $2023,800 annually, while Texans take home $46,240.
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Some campaigns fail to take off, he said, while others can rake in $18,000 or more.
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Kylie Cosmetics is projected to rake in $1 billion in lifetime sales by 2022, WWD reports.
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Exxon itself is expected to rake in between $700 million and a billion this year alone.
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Not all YouTubers will be eligible to use Channel Memberships and rake in the monthly subscriber fee.
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Basically, Amazon is giving itself a head start to rake in some cash and stir up excitement.
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They can't rake in the money fast enough before the next pile crashes in front of them.
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They rake in the profits in good times; when things go wrong, the state foots the bill.
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SCP estimates the '95 license could go for over $5k ... while the '00 could rake in $1,500.
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Feige's tack has helped Disney and Marvel rake in more than $18.7 billion at the box office.
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Starting Tuesday, Starbucks customers can link their rewards accounts with the Lyft app to rake in stars.
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Under DPR22, Silk Road 22 went on to rake in hundreds of thousands of dollars a day.
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By contrast, clubs in posher parts of the country rake in money from tickets and corporate hospitality.
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Spears, 2013, will reportedly rake in $507,000 per show, making her the highest paid performer in Vegas.
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The more sources of income you have, the more potential you have to rake in big paychecks.
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Despite the album leaking online early on Thursday, Swift is predicted to rake in some major coin.
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Because they rake in billions of dollars a year in taxes from the video gambling machine industry.
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Those 21 million paid subscribers help it rake in almost half the revenues in the global industry.
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At the top end of the indicative range, Netmarble would rake in 2.7 trillion won ($2.4 billion).
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India expects to rake in 24.6 trillion rupees ($358.97 billion) in gross tax revenue in 2019/20.
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Even the Kardashian-adjacent fallen lord Scott Disick can rake in $20,000 for an Instagram post alone.
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But the banks, which stood to rake in over $150 million in fees, walk away empty handed.
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This is because it will be turning more to pay TV providers to rake in the dough.
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Any company that attracts pre-match, half-time and post-match viewers can rake in advertising dollars.
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So just hop around between the different groups and rake in all the Merits you can handle.
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No doubt being seen as a clear competitor to Clinton allowed Obama to rake in massive money.
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Beyond being ideal places to store wine, modern wine caves are an opportunity rake in tourist dollars.
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It reveals not only how much money you can rake in, but how many donors you can attract.
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With even a few pieces of personal information, a crook can rake in big money at your expense.
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But the same scale shows that the highest-paid freelance web designers rake in more than double that.
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The platform continues to rake in money from advertising (Alphabet, which owns it, does not reveal how much).
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Macy's is slated to rake in $22 billion in clothing and accessories sales in 2017, per the report.
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YouTube has spawned a class of superstar creators, some of whom rake in millions of dollars every month.
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Despicable Me 3 is a bona fide hit, continuing to rake in money since its June 30 release.
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How much could Trump rake in from a four-month barrage of desperate appeals, from now to November?
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The screen-worn treasure prop is up for auction and is expected to rake in more than $2,500.
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The two operating systems power billions of devices and help Google rake in a fortune from online advertising.
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Indeed, reports suggest that the game is on course to rake in $10 million during its first month.
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Underpriced no more Guess you don't have to die to rake in the big bucks as a painter.
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The game and its many licenses and forms still rake in about $1.5 billion to $2 billion annually.
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The same extends to some A-list celebrities who rake in millions for their movies and TV appearances.
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A weaker dollar also helped Omnicom rake in higher overseas revenue, adding 1 percent to overall revenue growth.
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Here it is: Mayweather could rake in an estimated $200 million for demolishing McGregor, according to Associated Press.
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The possible arrangement with Cambridge is part of a broader effort by Bridgewater to rake in more assets.
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But it would help restore some stability and let the venture capital firm rake in billions of dollars.
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Many are lured to for-profit institutions that rake in money while failing to deliver on their promises.
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Com, tells CNBC Make It. Savvy spenders may use multiple cards to rake in different kinds of rewards.
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IPOs are also set to rake in HK$190 billion in the third quarter, according to its estimate.
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For a work outfit that'll rake in the compliments, Gap's forever-dependable khaki chinos are the way to go.
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Recreational marijuana sales in Michigan will rake in $223 million in tax revenue for the fiscal year beginning Oct.
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Just try to rake in as much of that free gig economy money before the industry gets too regulated.
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Google and Facebook, for instance, rake in billions a year by gathering and selling information about your online behavior.
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Separate reports have said that Rent the Runway will rake in more than $100 million in sales this year.
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And let's just admit that Clinton did not rake in the Super Bowl-sized viewership on her own steam.
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It's easy to envy these people; after all, they rake in cash doing what everyone else does for free.
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During his Senate campaign in the 2012 cycle, Kaine continued to rake in cash from the financial services industry.
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But 20173 continues to rewrite the rules about what kinds of movies are able to rake in the cash.
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The Brie Larson-led film continues to rake in global box office, sitting at $1.1 billion worldwide and counting.
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It would go on to become the first open source company to rake in $2014 billion in annual revenue.
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"Toy Story 4" is out everywhere, and is on pace to rake in about $140 million for the weekend.
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Tech firms don't want to avoid government regulation only so they can continue to rake in piles of cash.
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Popular League of Legends and Dota 2 streamers rake in tens of thousands of viewers on a regular basis.
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You'll want to rake in that sweet, sweet cash after all if you want to be a Magikarp master.
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It's the latest measure taken by the agency against companies aiming to rake in cash off of cryptocurrency's rise.
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The loans represented a huge windfall for bankers eager to put money to work and rake in related fees.
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He's also due to rake in $14 million in donations during campaign fundraisers, a Republican familiar with the fundraisers.
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In total, Trump will reportedly rake in around $15 million during his two-day trip to the Bay Area.
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And even those who already reached the 65,000-donor level would have to rake in a lot more support.
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After creating a prototype, they proceeded to hold a round of Kickstarter fundraising and managed to rake in almost $23,000.
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But for tech companies and online retailers, it's another opportunity to lay out some discounts and rake in some sales.
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But a few campaigns rake in huge paydays: the podcast Chapo Trap House, for instance, is making over $122,600 monthly.
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The 6-foot-4 Dunn used his long arms to disrupt Xavier's half-court sets and rake in seven steals.
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But for some reason, people often only think of doctors or lawyers as the professionals who rake in big salaries.
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Earlier this year, Newlands projected Canopy could rake in $1 billion of revenue by the end of the fiscal year.
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Though many may see Mother's Day as another holiday invented by companies to rake in money, I like celebrating it.
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The firm revised its annual U.S. digital advertising estimates, and now projects Amazon will rake in $4.61 billion in 2018.
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But boutiques, and Centerview in particular, are turning heads as they continue to rake in more fees and bigger assignments.
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He originally bought it in 2014, and if he gets his price, he could rake in as much as $345k.
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Some have estimated that Cleveland's Republican National Convention could rake in as much as $200 million in direct economic benefits.
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The "Charlotte effect" and the "George effect" from her children rake in an annual combined $20073 million, Haigh tells Vox.
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The fools were discovered fishing the pond with a rake in a vain attempt to retrieve the lost cheese round.
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When you're figuring out which photo to post, how do you know which picture's going to rake in the likes?
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In the Creative Mode tournament, the four players of team Fish Fam managed to rake in $1,345,000 in prize money.
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Payments-as-a-service can open up new ways to rake in revenue, like Square adding payroll services and lending.
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He said recent emails published by WikiLeaks highlighted how a close Bill Clinton aide helped the couple rake in millions.
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And GrayShift is likely to rake in more customers from its decision to sell iPhone cracking tech at low prices.
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But even when Uber does become profitable, he says the company's business model is unlikely to rake in huge profit margins.
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Iowa is becoming increasingly Evangelical, and any Republican interested in winning the Iowa Caucus needs to rake in those holy votes.
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Out magazine calls him a "money guy," which is a group of male models that rake in large amounts of money.
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While that method seems to rake in the sales, a select few Girl Scouts have an even better option: famous moms.
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Specifically, it expects to rake in a smaller pile of cash, and says that the Chinese market is partly to blame.
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"The so-called social support fees are actually a method for local authorities to rake in money," says lawyer Wu Youshui.
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Corporate giants like Comcast, AT&T and Verizon already rake in billions of dollars annually from internet, cable, and mobile subscriptions.
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Segments from the show routinely rake in millions of hits on YouTube and Facebook while repeatedly shattering the show's own records.
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No word on how much the threads are expected to rake in ... but considering it's Tupac, it ain't gonna be cheap.
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It's no wonder communities are seeing their local pharmacies disappear as PBMs rake in more and more of the available cash.
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E-commerce giants with ambitions to build regional Amazon rivals in emerging markets continue to rake in huge amounts of funding.
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The state would own the road and rake in revenue, but wouldn't have to put up the cash for its construction.
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As if $900k off the bat ain't enough, we're told Danielle will also rake in a percentage of the company's sales.
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The government forecasts the industry to rake in A$113 billion by June 2016, with foreign tourists accounting for one third.
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While most novice sellers will rake in a 10 to 20 percent profit, some people end up making thousands per month.
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Most kit suppliers, which rake in millions in sales when a team does well, now include performance clauses within sponsorship deals.
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Chinese apps have continued to rake in revenue from American users despite the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China.
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His online platforms rake in hundreds of billions of dollars, making him the richest man in China as of September 2017.
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They can get ahead or work on a difficult subject, and you can rake in the green from wherever you like.
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Imvexxy and TX-001 are expected to rake in revenue of $112 million in 2019, according to Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Tanner.
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Nekrasova and Khachiyan, who revel in sparking outrage among others on the left, rake in over $14,000 per month on Patreon.
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He knows that his coaching school will rake in big money if they have a coach like this on the squad.
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Recently, apps that haven't even released a working product yet have managed to rake in millions of dollars in mere minutes.
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The Obamacare exchanges dragged down its overall profitability, but Aetna's government programs, specifically Medicare, continue to rake in taxpayer-funded cash.
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The 2018 World Cup is expected to rake in about $6 billion in revenue for FIFA, up 25 percent from 2014.
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But Mr. Washington's revenge action film from Sony surpassed its expectations, storming past the jukebox musical to rake in $23 million.
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With cars priced at $70,000 and up, a company selling more than 100,000 a year would normally rake in hefty profits.
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While bankers and investment professionals often rake in six-figure salaries, annual bonuses can far exceed base comp for top performers.
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Go deeper: Car loans mean banks don't need high interest rates to rake in cash Car loans are dragging Americans underwater
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According to City Hall, properties in London listed on short-term rental sites rake in an average of £8363 per night.
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Simply tossing it up on Instagram or Twitter isn't going to help you rake in the likes and favorites and retweets.
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China's box office was set to rake in 28 billion yuan ($210 million) in two days, until the latest coronavirus outbreak.
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Bewkes dismissed that theory, arguing that the companies want the programming distributed as widely as possible to rake in ad dollars.
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The Sinaloa drug cartel is the largest cartel in the world, and it's estimated to rake in $3 billion a year.
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All this means that the company is expecting to rake in a nice bit of cash sooner than we might have expected.
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Data Bridge, a research firm, predicts that by 2026 the global fertility industry could rake in $41bn in sales, from $25bn today.
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Based off the most conservative figures given by Moran—$17 an hour and 5,000 employees—UAW would rake in $2.55 million annually.
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Such a move might allow drug makers to rake in tons of cash on untested medical treatments that might not ever work.
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But the most fascinating part of the article might be about precisely how much celebrities can rake in from social media posts.
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Tampax Pearl tampons rake in $290m a year in America alone; Diva sold only around $20m-worth of cups worldwide in 2017.
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"We are very much in line, in the higher part," Aisa said, adding he expected to rake in 647-655 million euros.
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Photo: GettyTurns out, a company's leadership can be accused of "creepy" and "egregious" behavior and still rake in millions of investment dollars.
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North Dakota's tourism agency announced Wednesday it was extending Josh's contract as the Peace Garden State's ambassador, and will rake in $365,000.
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Business theory holds that firms can at best enjoy only temporary periods of "competitive advantage" during which they can rake in cash.
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Sunday marks the close of books for the second quarter of 2023, and campaigns are scrambling to rake in last-minute donations.
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As Theranos started to rake in millions of funding, Holmes became the subject of media attention and acclaim in the tech world.
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Perhaps he thought Trump would offer exclusive interviews in return, which might allow him to rake in more money through tabloid sales.
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But years of consolidation through post-bankruptcy mega-mergers and a decline in fuel prices has helped airlines rake in record profits.
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JPMorgan unveils 6 trades that should rake in profits regardless of whether the stock market tanks or rebounds in the near future
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That means the 85033% of all firms in the U.S. can rake in 77% of all the money the federal government spends.
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This is implicit for the platforms themselves, for Facebook and Twitter and YouTube, all of whom rake in huge amounts of money.
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That demographic trend troubles both the lottery industry and the states and programs that rake in tax revenue or donations from it.
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He has been occupied with his Australian television series, "Rake," in which he plays an ethically challenged lawyer whose dissipation rivals Mikhail's.
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While bankers and investment professionals often rake in comfortable six-figure salaries, annual bonuses can far exceed base comp for top performers.
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The same period of 2018 saw it rake in $1.7 billion, which means that Google Cloud's revenue grew 53% year-over-year.
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In the U.S., Google and Facebook are expected to rake in 63.1 percent of digital ad investment in 2017, according to eMarketer.
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Mongersen is forecast to rake in sales of more than $1 billion by 2023, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Big 29 members got $25 million, and Big Ten members can expect to soon rake in more than $25 million a year.
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The new fund will be capped at $10 million, and estimates project the new tax could rake in $500,000 to $750,85033 annually.
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In late 2016, Warren and singer Stevie Wonder backed up Hillary Clinton to rake in at least $3 million from one fundraiser.
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Movie studios try to rake in as much cash from DVD sales and rental fees before allowing their films to be streamed.
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With the help of some crafty marketing, and Bosch's defeat device, the duo set out to rake in profits from unknowing purchasers.
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The film is projected to rake in about $145 million domestically during its opening weekend and is on track to break records.
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Her makeup empire, Kylie Cosmetics, is worth an estimated $900 million and projected to rake in $1 billion in lifetime sales by 2022.
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This gives him an opportunity to try and set pots and rake in big numbers as the waves cause the crab to migrate.
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Oliver even founded his own church to highlight the absurdity of these churches getting tax-exempt status while their pastors rake in fortunes.
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More than 50 Bollywood films are released every year in Pakistan, where they rake in more than half of the box-office revenues.
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Land a job as a Python coder and you'll likely rake in at least 103K a year — and that's just your starting salary.
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It sounds odd, but the main valuation risk for many of the world's tech giants is that they rake in too much money.
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With more than 130,000 attendees at both hay-ride attractions alone expected this year, when they are poised to rake in $5 million.
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According to a new report by Glassdoor, jobs in engineering, software and even academics rake in big bucks in the City of Angels.
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In the end, legalizing pot could be good for New York State's bottom line because the state could rake in the tax revenue.
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It seems as though advisors like Flynn stand to rake in some unspecified chunk of 10 percent of the proceeds from VeganNation's ICO.
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In a note published Monday, the firm estimated that Instagram will rake in more than triple its 2012 purchase price of $1 billion.
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Apple is forecasted to make $60 billion on 42 billion downloads and alternative stores will rake in $36 billion on 112 billion downloads.
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Millionaires cultivate multiple sources of income The more sources of income you have, the more potential you have to rake in big paychecks.
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Steer clear of San Francisco if you want to rake in the big bucks and still pocket most of your hard-earned cash.
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Blue Sky's recent The Peanuts Movie was well-received among critics, and managed to rake in $246 million at the global box office.
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The change follows a growing national movement to get student athletes a share of the money their feats rake in for the NCAA.
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But government can be slow, inept and profligate just as private developers can rake in tax breaks without always delivering on promised benefits.
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New Jersey marijuana advocates and experts, meanwhile, have estimated the state could rake in $300 million in tax revenue once pot is legalized.
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Many of them rake in a ton of money by making promises they can't deliver on — great high-paying jobs that never materialize.
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Years of post-bankruptcy consolidation among carriers and a decline in fuel prices has helped airlines rake in record profits in recent years.
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The California native managed to rake in about $45 million dollars in 2017, despite a robbery and ensuing social media blackout, says Forbes.
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But it's not as if Apple has a scheme to produce intentionally more fragile phones to rake in more dough from repair costs.
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The most popular news site in Albany has a simple secret to success: Fake just about everything and rake in the advertising dollars.
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Biden has struggled to match the grassroots appeal of Warren and Sanders, who rake in most of their funds online through small donations.
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DXY and 14 percent against the euro EUR= last year - helped Omnicom rake in higher overseas revenue, adding 4.2 percent to overall growth.
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A PPV revenue projection found that the McGregor-Mayweather fight could rake in $700 million in pay-per-view revenue alone, Deadline reported.
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We're told Floyd's $50 million offer is far less than half the amount the fight would rake in ... and therein lies the rub.
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For every subscriber that signs up, doesn't use their plan, and forgets to cancel, Lyft will rake in $300 for doing pretty much nothing.
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They rake in A$5.7bn a year in taxes from the industry—income that has been especially welcome as royalties from mining have fallen.
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He said Americans are "fed up with watching major drug companies rake in record profits while they continue to struggle to afford their medicines."
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Some Taiwanese performers have been accused of supporting independence for the island even as they rake in royalties and performance payments from mainland audiences.
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One reason earnings for college coaches have skyrocketed is that athletic departments rake in money and then don't pay their fair share of taxes.
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Although the startup's new file-compression tool has been well-received, it needs to increase its daily active users to rake in more capital.
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Taking a closer peek, Aldridge's feed is chalked full of miniature masterpieces that pile on the detail and rake in likes by the thousands.
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The group worked in obscurity before turning to more aggressive financing to catapult it over rivals who rake in much larger volumes of premiums.
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The car — which could rake in between $300,000 and $500,000 — belonged to the screen siren from 1955 to 83, according to a press release.
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In April, the bank was split into a "good" business aimed at attracting new clients, and Residual Debt Services to rake in old debts.
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The project's developers expect to rake in plenty of cash from all the market-rate condos, apartment rentals and commercial office and retail spaces.
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Google and Facebook combined rake in about 58 cents of every dollar spent on online advertising in 2018, according to an analysis by eMarketer.
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It's not unheard of for a celeb to rake in a million bucks, and if anyone can command that kind of fee ... it's Beyonce.
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Candy Crush Saga took over 200 days and Clash of Clans and Puzzle & Dragons took over 400 days to rake in that much money.
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A few departing members such as Speaker Paul D. Ryan will be able to rake in substantial speaking fees — at least for a while.
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Now he will have the opportunity to rake in an unknown sum of additional money through the exact same route with no disclosure whatsoever.
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A company playing a "joke" to try to rake in cash or attention during the coronavirus crisis will almost certainly not go over well.
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Steyer, on Wednesday, also failed to make it onto the next debate's stage — despite spending millions to rake in donations and build name recognition.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) raised $9.2 million in October, marking another strong month of fundraising as the party continues to rake in cash.
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At the same time, it wants to rake in the maximum number of advertising dollars with a minimum of either governmental or internal oversight.
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Streaming services and live events have turned casual gamers into serious stars who can sometimes rake in seven-figure earnings and massive brand endorsements.
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He would've needed to rake in some $500 million for the fight for taxes to leave him with a $300 million take-home check.
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Pence is credited with helping to rake in about $10 million for the Trump Victory Fund, a joint account with the Republican National Committee.
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And naturally the higher prices hurt those least able to afford them, the poor – all so banks can continue to rake in record profits.
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With more Americans embracing plant-based diets, a meatless turkey could rake in profits for the company that gets closest to the classic taste.
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There is, however, the possibility that a clear leader emerges, especially if one person is able to rake in a majority of the votes.
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Privacy scholars warn against letting police rake in and maintain enormous storehouses of data, but drones obviously take an aerial view that inevitably includes bystanders.
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And with its pace of new subscriptions speeding up, the online behemoth is set to rake in even more money from its members-only program.
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On another song, "BOSS," the couple proves that they continue to rake in the dough and are definitely still a force to be reckoned with.
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Even though the company lost over $1 billion last quarter, its executives, engineers, and investors—including Saudi royalty—will rake in fortunes from the IPO.
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Hollywood had seen several superhero stories rake in cash before 9/93, and that meant more superhero stories would have followed regardless of national events.
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Though it's still tiny with less than a dozen employees, the little coffee powerhouse managed to rake in about $6 million in revenue last year.
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The night's big winner was Donald Trump, and he continues to rake in victories on the cheap -- boosted by jaw-dropping amounts of free media.
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No deal has been made at this point -- but we're guessing it's just a matter of time ... considering the money these guys could rake in.
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The tech giants combined to rake in about 58 cents of every dollar spent on online advertising in 2018, according to an analysis by eMarketer.
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Political candidates in New York typically trek to Manhattan's wealthiest neighborhoods to rake in big contributions, often neglecting more far-flung parts of the city.
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Telstra said it had reached half that target with the latest sale, from which it expected to rake in about A$160 million in proceeds.
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Yet each year, prize birds rake in millions of dollars in bets, often from the very politicians who make a point to decry the sport.
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Indeed, analysts at China Renaissance believe the new title could rake in as much as $1.5 billion in annual revenue, according to the Reuters report.
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Such is the huge amount of money Premier League clubs rake in from broadcasting, playing matches behind closed doors would have a minimal financial impact.
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TMZ Sports has learned the historic jersey is hitting the SCP Auctions block on Wednesday ... and it's expected to rake in a ton of money.
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JPMorgan and Citigroup already use similar businesses to great effect, helping to explain why their F.I.C.C. traders rake in twice as much revenue or more.
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The suits were eventually settled for $28.5 million — a fraction of the amount that The New York Times estimates Uber was able to rake in.
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Cyber Monday is expected to rake in a record $7.8 billion in sales, according to Adobe Analytics, as shoppers flock to online sites for deals.
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A successful treatment is likely to rake in billions of dollars in sales, given numerous failures to develop a drug for the memory-robbing disease.
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But because pesticides don't just kill pests but rake in billions of dollars in profits for their makers, it's never been a very clean process.
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They can connect with their fans and build their personal brands, as well as rake in money from subtle (and not-so subtle) product placement.
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But the NCAA prohibits pay to athletes even as individual universities often rake in millions of dollars for the lucrative sports of football and basketball.
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The resulting fight for small donors has helped Facebook rake in more than $1 million each week from the sprawling Democratic field, according to company figures.
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Losses this huge would not look so bad (at least to investors) if the company managed to rake in more ad money than usual last quarter.
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But what you can bank on is, well, the bank: Cursed Child will rake in a whole lotta cash money when it comes to the States.
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Newzoo projects the global esports market will exceed $25 billion in revenue by 280 and will rake in more than $22016 billion in revenue this year.
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Saturday marks the second day of the film's official release, and the it is already projected to rake in $200 million over the three-day weekend.
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Tax data suggest that the top 1% of earners rake in up to a tenth of total household income, a higher proportion than in previous decades.
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But if you want to grow as a programmer — and rake in big bucks while you're at it — don't pigeonhole yourself to just client-side languages.
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And while India is a key market, Amazon has plenty of other opportunities around the world to rake in the cash over the next two days.
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If IWM were to fall and close below $129 on the May 19 expiration, Gordon would rake in the maximum profit of $217 on the trade.
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Whereas the top malls rake in roughly $965 a square foot, those on the other end of the spectrum bring in just $130 per square foot.
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The app is available in 20 states, including New York and California, and the company has managed to rake in $2 million in seed-stage funding.
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Those firms rake in billions of dollars' worth of revenue from ETFs each year, and view bond ETFs as a way to grow their own businesses.
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IPOs can be an opportunity for businesses to rake in huge amounts of money, which they can use to ramp up hiring or acquire other firms.
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For many, this confirms a long-held suspicion that some now simply turn up with a pre-recorded set, press play, and rake in the cash.
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And it seems her new line of beauty products is no exception, poised to rake in millions upon millions in just a matter of minutes. How?
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His campaign continues to rake in money from his army of small-dollar donors, most of whom gave less than $200, that'll buoy him in 2020.
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A 34 peso pricing, combined with a 15 percent "overallotment option" could allow the oldest continuously-producing tequila company to rake in upwards of $900 million.
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His company is on track to rake in an estimated $20 million in revenue this year, and he's been featured on Forbes' 30 under 30 list.
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At that time, Supertramp wasn't that popular anymore, and it seemed like they wanted to do one more big tour to rake in the big bucks.
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While people clearly love the flexibility that this work style brings, companies like Uber, which has a valuation of over $60 billion rake in the dough.
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In the early 26s, as his gigantic run of hits came to an end, his new comedies, largely domestic flops, continued to rake in profits overseas.
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Trump is making a rare visit to California, a Democratic stronghold where he's expected to rake in millions of dollars during a series of reelection fundraisers.
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Any future global digital tax deal could rake in up to $100 billion annually across high-, middle- and low-income economies, according to preliminary OECD calculations.
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However, US women soccer players can earn as low as 40 percent of what men on the national team rake in, according to the budget figure.
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MSCI had initially estimated the change would rake in $66 billion, but flows had beat predictions, said Chin Ping Chia, MSCI's Head of Research for Asia Pacific.
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The state of California predicts that it will rake in about $700 million in taxes related to this year's tech IPOs, not including the new IPO tax.
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Second on the list is Cristiano Ronaldo, whose sponsorship income from the likes of Nike and Herbalife will help him rake in 67 million euros this season.
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They should stand up for the men and women who are fighting each and every day for their ability to rake in millions from the American people.
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This gave it an extra hour to rake in high numbers while NBC's dropped significantly once the non-competition show "Running Wild With Bear Grylls" took over.
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Typically, blockbusters like Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, and Incredibles 2 would rake in the cash at the movie theaters but not receive as much critical praise.
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It's not clear how pricing will change under AWS, which has traditionally lured in developers with extremely competitive pricing, banking on scale to rake in the revenues.
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The company has introduced a new emote to the game — emotes are just one type of cosmetic upgrade that helped Epic rake in $1 billion in revenue.
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Fox News created a new career path where politicians could continue running for president and use the attendant publicity and TV appearances to rake in the dough.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton helped a savvy college student rake in more than a grand on the heels of their heated final debate in Las Vegas.
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Given that Amazon's top PC gaming mice range from $8 to $60, you'd think a whole 90 bucks should rake in a top-of-the-line product.
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Goldman executives say technology aims to reduce the grunt-work junior bankers now perform, so they can spend more time helping top dealmakers rake in more money.
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It may well be that Trump is driven by the adoring crowds even more than fealty to gun rights or a desire to rake in campaign money.
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"YouTube knowingly broke federal law by tracking kids in order to rake in advertising dollars without the requisite notice to and permission from parents," Senator Markey tweeted.
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While Internet advertising has the potential to rake in millions of dollars per year, it isn't the only thing tugging at your wallet via social media, either.
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Banksy, who is known for an anonymous identity and subversive, satirical political graffiti, has seen his work repeatedly rake in vast sums in the fine art market.
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The cryptocurrency craze is helping many people rake in money, but it is also putting pressure on the electrical infrastructure of a small county in Washington state.
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It is commonly said that this tax on universities rides on populist impulses whereby universities and colleges rake in millions while their graduates are swamped in debt.
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Much like real estate, Dennis believes location is key on 'Idol,' and going last in the lineup meant he had a smaller window to rake in votes.
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Wu said that Li and Man rake in about $80,000 to $100,000 a month, but all of their free time is spent keeping the money pouring in.
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His videos, like "FaceTune Battle" and "Why I'm Going to Be Single Forever" regularly rake in more than 5 million views, with some videos reaching 33 million hits.
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But once they put on the manager hat, the goal is to help them rake in the dough, increase exposure, and nail down opportunities (like any other business).
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The holiday season always means being inundated with commercials from major companies like Amazon, Apple, and Best Buy that try to rake in as many sales as possible.
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Under Frazier, Merck has also seen its cancer immunotherapy Keytruda rake in blockbuster sales and become one of the leading products in a new generation of oncology treatments.
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Gary Oldman will rake in awards this fall with his depiction of Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour, but that's not at the expense of the movie around him.
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The app's set to generate $366.69 million in ad revenue in 2016 and stands to rake in nearly a billion dollars in 2017, according to estimates by eMarkerter.
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This is a cycle that contributes to the growing wealth gap as people allocate more of their paychecks to paying rent, while property developers rake in the dough.
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Insurers offer brokers big bonuses to the agents and brokers who rake in the most business, including cash (up to $100,000 per employer) and trips to the Bahamas.
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The government will rake in 7.75 billion reais ($2.39 billion) in signing bonuses if it sells all the blocks, which are located in the Campos and Santos basins.
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Something like this is usually some sort of desperate measure at the end of a career to sort of rake in the last possible dimes, last possible dollars.
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That's not a whole lot of scratch, and if one eight-hour shift is all you have to rake in tips, then time is absolutely of the essence.
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But more recent lawsuits argue that Purdue and other opioid makers have done little to curb the crisis and continue to rake in massive profits from the drug.
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Even though the company sells virtual goods to only a certain percentage of its players, it still managed to rake in nearly $2 billion from the last year.
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Meanwhile, their corporate competitors will rake in billions that they can use to compete for quality employees, undercut prices of their small-business competitors and feather their nests.
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Analysts expect that the treatments will rake in tens of billions of dollars in sales in the years ahead, as they are tested for other types of cancer.
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"Rake in the lake," for example, involves grabbing the groundskeeper's rake with your beak and dragging it out of the garden, then dropping it in the nearby lake.
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The huge bushfires have cut through the country's east coast during the peak summer months when many businesses usually rake in earnings from both domestic and foreign tourists.
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We're told their plan is to take the fight overseas -- first choice Dubai -- and they believe the Pay-Per-View audience would rake in untold millions of dollars.
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And the most revealing comparison comes from the fact that The Meg is another addition to Hollywood's ongoing attempts to rake in cash from audiences around the world.
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People will always need answers, and if Quora builds the best place to find them, its evergreen content could rake in ad dollars for years and years to come.
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Frankly, it's just too easy for them to push out a press release, rake in a few glowing headlines, and then wait for everyone to forget what they've said.
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That's in spite of the higher price tag that will include a 10 percent tax expected to rake in $100 million for the federal government after the first year.
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It only features video content created exclusively for Facebook and offers the non-traditional media company and its partners a new space to rake in some fresh ad revenue.
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But now, it seems things may have gotten even worse thanks to a sneaky tactic that could allow AT&T to rake in an extra $800 million a year.
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It's rare for actors to rake in huge salaries today, at least compared to the days when audiences were drawn to a movie primarily based on its leading star.
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We know companies pay bots to shower likes, emoji, ratings, nonsensical comments, and plain traffic on content in order to artificially boost online popularity and rake in ad dollars.
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To qualify this time around, the candidates needed to hit at least a 2 percent polling threshold in four DNC-approved polls and rake in donations from 130,000 people.
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The beautiful women who live fast, hit their angles just right, and wear lots of Fashion Nova often rake in the most likes and admirers across the gender spectrum.
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With these business leaders and influential lobbyists using their networks to rake in donors for the campaign, it could give Trump an insurmountable fundraising advantage over his eventual opponent.
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In return carmakers can charge more and rake in fatter profits than their mass-market counterparts (margins average around 10% compared with 5% or below in the mass market).
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Beltran could swing the race for the league's best record or rake in the postseason, perhaps even decide a World Series, and no one would really bat an eyelash.
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As Canada awaits legalization in 2018, these stories demonstrate how the unregulated nature of pot dispensaries leaves young workers ripe for exploitation while their bosses rake in small fortunes.
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HM, the country's biggest brewer and maker of the Bia Saigon and 40.63 beer brands, in an ambitious deal the government hopes will rake in at least $5 billion.
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O'Rourke's supporters point to his 3-point defeat in the ruby red state and his ability to energize the Democratic base and rake in a record amount of contributions.
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Mr. Schreiber plays the Vicomte de Valmont, a notorious womanizer and the greatest rake in all of Paris, with Janet McTeer as his erotic adversary, the Marquise de Merteuil.
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The healthcare industry continued to rake in record-level profits in the second quarter, with its year-over-year earnings increasing by 23%, according to anAxios analysisof 160 companies.
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Ever the businessman, he persuaded his boss to let him sell comic books at the store, too, and was able to rake in an extra $100 for his tenacity.
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The film is estimated to rake in between $90 million and $135 million domestically during opening weekend, as well as an additional $120-140 million overseas, according to Deadline.
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Biden, while projecting confidence in his performance in California and the 13 other states voting on Super Tuesday, said his campaign continues to rake in cash early in March.
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The shipping giant continues to rake in big profits but finds itself in a deeper ditch after failing yet again to meet expectations in its most recent earnings report.
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The shipping giant continues to rake in big profits, but finds itself in a deeper ditch after failing yet again to meet expectations in their most recent earnings report.
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In late October, his campaign made a last-minute fundraising push, warning he'd have to drop out of the race if he did not rake in $800,000 within days.
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Those who have done least to cause the problem are worst hit, while oil companies like BP continue to rake in massive profits while actively making the problem worse.
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In it, the lawmakers argue that the payments Shine received when he departed the network and the millions he continues to rake in may be in breach of ethic laws.
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Sure, sometimes that meant Quinn would rake in nearly a grand after just a few hours in his bedroom, but on other days he'd struggle to make anything at all.
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The schools, now backed by hundreds of millions in VC funding, will educate about 30,000 students in 2016, and rake in just shy of half a billion in tuition fees.
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The $43.8 billion tally also surpasses numbers for streaming services, which are estimated to rake in somewhere around $28.8 billion for the year, according to a report in Multichannel News.
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The moon in Scorpio activates the sector of your chart that rules fame and fortune today, Aquarius, and it's a power day to get things done and rake in cash!
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Take tennis star Venus Williams, who captured her first Grand Slam title at age 20 and has gone on to rake in a total of $40.8 million in prize money.
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While I could probably use that knowledge to rake in huge consulting fees, I am a man of scruples, and ultimately I just want to see my favorite artists succeed.
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Having control of both Twitter and Instagram accounts with the same username would have given the hackers a chance to rake in more money in the event of a sale.
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Lyft is poised to rake in as much as $2 billion when it debuts on the public markets later this month, and its major stakeholders are set to get rich.
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With a delayed premiere and a weekly Friday night time slot, The Amber Rose Show wasn't put in a position to rake in the same viewership as Kimmel and Fallon.
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Fried recently said that the Amazon warehouse that opened in 2014 continues to rake in profits and has created positive impacts in the lives of its 22014,2409 or so residents.
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But don't feel bad for the Pats -- they still get to rake in a nice $56K for making it to the Big Game ... making their total postseason bonus at $135K.
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Sources familiar with the contacts for all 12 stars in season 2 of "Celebrity Big Brother" tell us each of them will rake in $100k ... just for entering the house.
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Vested interests in Tashkent rake in the cash from exports of gas, gold and cotton (reaped by a million forced labourers every year), while ordinary Uzbeks struggle to get by.
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And they have shown that there is a way to rake in profits in this godforsaken business: by being smart, thoughtful, and funny, by making something people actually care about.
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Those figures attracted the interest of investors and allowed the company to rake in $11 million in its recent Series A round from investors including Index Ventures and Bonfire Ventures.
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The latest (and biggest) controversy centres on claims that he has allowed his wealthy businessman friends, the Gupta brothers, to meddle in cabinet appointments and rake in preferential government contracts.
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The Sanders plan would rake in $4 trillion in government tax dollars over a decade, according to estimates, and Warren's version would draw $500 billion less in the same period.
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"As President, I will not stand idly by as Americans pay thousands of dollars for prescription drugs while big pharmaceutical companies rake in massive profits," Harris said in a statement.
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The RNC brought in $14.6 million that month as it continues to rake in cash (h/t Playbook), while we're still waiting for the DNC to file its monthly report.
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Reality TV was a nascent enough genre that VH1 and MTV could rake in viewers merely by sticking a D-list celebrity in a house with other D-list celebrities.
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It's a moment of solidarity for massive national for-profit and tax-exempt chains whose some executives rake in multi-million dollar salaries and small independent community and rural hospitals.
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The 15-year-old's set to appear in the next 2 sequels from director James Cameron, and will rake in at least $150,000 for his role, according to his contract.
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But whether people visit the new store or continue to shop from the convenience of their homes, one thing is for certain: Amazon will continue to rake in the sales.
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They ponied up all the cash they could muster for a $42,000 two-unit condo to rent out, allowing Horton to rake in more money to put toward her loans.
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Ironically, though criticism is often political today, Hollywood movies mostly seem to try to actively avoid politics, probably to make sure they can rake in as much money as possible.
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Despite an increasing amount of punishing data exposing the gender and race gap in venture capital, minority founders continue to rake in just a small percentage of funding each year.
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Bloomberg's looking to rake in delegates for the first time on Tuesday -- when several states will hold primaries and offer up a third of the needed share to claim victory.
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Graduate students expect to rake in more money for the additional time they put into their studies: Nearly 6 in 10 expect salary increases of at least $20,000 after graduation.
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He believes that if he focuses on creating better communication and bipartisanship with his constituents, he can rake in votes from people who would have otherwise disagreed with his policies.
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The drugs that today are sniffed, popped, or injected in the United States spark a violent jockeying for drug trafficking routes that cartels use to rake in billions in profit.
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While K-pop's carefully coiffed and chiseled boy bands rake in most of the diehard fans and sales certs abroad, it's their female equivalents who dominate the charts back home.
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The Pentagon's defense budget is dominated by five companies — Lockheed Martin, Boeing, General Dynamics, Raytheon, and Northrop Grumman — who rake in tens of billions of dollars in government contracts every year.
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A flight up to the ISS with a full complement of tourists could rake in hundreds of millions of dollars, but NASA will only charge roughly $35,000 per day, per crew.
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Kalanick, who remained on the board despite resigning as CEO, is likely to rake in $1.4 billion from his transaction with Softbank, making him an actual billionaire for the first time.
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Already, the value of Nintendo's stock has doubled, and a report released Wednesday reveals Apple may rake in a nice $3 billion over the next two years because of the game.
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When you hear about the massive paychecks that actors rake in on the small screen, you have to wonder why they would even think of stepping foot on a movie set.
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As Jaime is in charge, he gets +20 for taking the seat of House Tyrell, and if you're playing with special teams, the Royal Army will rake in +53 as well.
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If she could use her female veteran status to become a top candidate and rake in $1.9 million for her 2018 congressional bid, perhaps she can build on that in 2020.
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The game is printing money for the publisher on every platform where it can be found and is expected to rake in over $2 billion of in-game purchases this year.
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This would put the company in line ideologically with startups like OpenDoor and Knock that aim to use unique data and machine learning to better price homes and rake in profit.
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M.J. memorabilia tends to rake in HUGE bucks -- Jordan's "flu game" shoes sold for $104K in 2013 -- and our friends at Grey Flannel are estimating a big haul with the jersey.
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Tasked with saving the world, "Hobbs & Shaw" demonstrates that it takes two to tango, and makes clear from start to finish that its goal is to rake in plenty of cash.
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According to Fortune, the amount that McInerney is expected to rake in during his first year (that is, his base pay plus bonus) is more than Mayer made this past year.
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Less than a year after it closed a $83 million round of financing, the real estate investment marketplace RealtyShares has managed to rake in another $20 million for its funding platform.
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Still, the latest financial fraud and cover-up by Wells Fargo Bank went unnoticed for years when the bank's employees opened fake accounts to rake in millions of dollars in fees.
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NetEase and rival game developer Tencent Holdings Ltd dominate China's fast-growing gaming market, which is set to rake in $27.5 billion in sales this year, according to gaming consultancy Newzoo.
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With the Blackstone IPO, ordinary investors had the chance to get a slice of the volatile but potentially massive incentive fees known as "carried interest" that firms like Blackstone rake in.
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Adobe projected internet sales would still reach a record $5 billion by the end of the night, with online retailers forecast to rake in an additional $6.6 billion on Cyber Monday.
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As the Olympics became another front in the Cold War, rumors spread in the 11.323s that Eastern-bloc female athletes were men who bound their genitals to rake in more wins.
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Wal-Mart de México, known as Walmex, is expected to rake in total revenues of 146.1 billion pesos ($7.35 billion), according to the average estimate of eight specialists in the sector.
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The 25-year-old Brazilian superstar will reportedly rake in around $657,000 per week with PSG over the course of 5 years ... totaling more than $265 mil in wages and bonuses.
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The new megastore became the jewel in the crown, a vast retail emporium that would allow United to rake in still more money, and plow those funds back into Ferguson's team.
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Why it matters: Warren swore off "big money fundraisers" at the start of this cycle, but she's managed to rake in a massive amount of money from grassroots, small-dollar donors.
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The company is gearing up for a major liquidity event next year and is making a concerted effort to rake in new customers, as any soon-to-be-public business would.
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Tasks like "get the groundskeeper wet" and "rake in the lake" are simple enough to solve with only a little investigation, and (unsurprisingly) that initial list serves as the game's tutorial.
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MidAmerican will receive a guaranteed 11 percent return on equity for Wind XI, meaning it will rake in $395 million in profit over the roughly 30 year life of the project.
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Average salary: $136,000 Being the cruise director onboard a cruise ship is not only fun, you can rake in about $136,000 a year on a large cruise ship, like Royal Caribbean.
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The unit grew 20183% year-on-year to rake in 4.7 billion yuan ($670 million) and received a great push as the company pivoted to serve more industrial players and enterprises.
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While Campa-Najjar, a former Obama administration staffer, managed to rake in a whopping $580,000 in third-quarter fundraising this year, Hunter expressed confidence his district will remain in Republican hands.
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For the first time ever, the official Philadelphia Warriors scoring sheet from Wilt Chamberlain's legendary 100-point game is up for sale ... and it's expected to rake in more than $100,000!!!
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"With the revenue we will rake in, we will be able to develop Cuban baseball from the base and raise the level," former star national team player Omar Linares told Reuters.
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He says this was just one of several advertising accounts, and claims his most successful streak — in the run-up to the election — saw him rake in $27,000 in just one month.
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Goldin says the bat was photo matched to prove its authenticity ... and they expect the one-of-a-kind piece to rake in over $20,000 when the auction closes later this month.
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That said, despite that growth in streaming video and the small decrease in cable subscriptions, cable subscriptions still rake in the most money, increasing in 229.2 by $212 billion to $203 billion.
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Here We Go Again didn't quite rake in the massive returns of its 2008 predecessor, but with $20183 million in domestic returns and $393.8 million worldwide, it's still a bona fide hit.
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After years of giving away scoops for nothing online, and cutting staff, the Times and Post are focusing on subscriptions—mostly digital ones—which now rake in more money than ads do.
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Plus, he's deviated from the conventional It designer journey at almost every chance — without cannibalizing his business, which is expected to rake in between $6 and $8 million in revenue this year.
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The companies previously worked together during the Democratic and Republican debates, where ABC News used Facebook Live to rake in more than 28 million video views across ABC News' various Facebook pages.
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Movies like The Hunger Games, Mad Max: Fury Road, and Pitch Perfect 2 proved that women could not only lead movies, but could rake in big bucks at the box office, too.
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Here's the problem ... Tim says he was poised to rake in almost $13k from the 5 month gig before getting chomped on day 2 ... and Ed never made good on the payment.
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The news comes as Buttigieg, a virtually unknown candidate just two months ago, continues to rise in the polls and rake in strong fundraising hauls, surpassing more well-established politicians like Sens.
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The top 1.73% of American income earners make around $400,000 a year, so those who rake in salaries of $1 million or more are quite rare — particularly those in their early 220s.
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In the auto industry, mass-market car makers post profit margins of less than 10%; luxury marques do much better, and on an individual-vehicle basis can really rake in the cash.
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The drug is expected to bring in sales of $683 million in 2019 and rake in sales of about $1.36 billion by 2026 with the label expansion, Mizuho analyst Irina Koffler said.
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He plans to return next season—according to Sports Illustrated, his contract with Pittsburgh runs through 2019, and he's expected to rake in more than $19923 million each of the next seasons.
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This same group controls the casino that helped Charles Sr. rake in big real estate bucks … and father a secret daughter with one of the locals, as Chuck learns to his chagrin.
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Although economic growth still looks strong — at least if the Chinese government's figures are to be believed — Alibaba will have to work harder to rake in more revenue from its online marketplaces.
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And if the men are really good, as good as Mel Gibson has been, by 2024 they'll be starring in feel-good family comedies that rake in money at the box office.
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The health care industry continued to rake in record-level profits in the second quarter, with its year-over-year earnings increasing by 23%, according to an Axios analysis of 160 companies.
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For example: Commercial tuna fishing operations, which rake in a lot of cash at the moment, tend to scoop up dolphin populations as well — and that has a monetary and ecological cost.
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Humira's sales likely will decline this year as more biosimilar versions hit European markets, but the drug will still rake in more revenue in the U.S. as its net annual price exceeds $40,000.
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Cognitive solutions are expected to rake in $4.52 billion in revenue in the second quarter, while technology and cloud platforms are slated to bring in $8.84 billion, according to a StreetAccount consensus estimate.
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However, US women soccer players can earn as little as 40 percent of what men on the national team rake in, the women's team says, citing the US Soccer Federation's 2016 budget figures.
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Allen, like so many other individuals whose art — or, to put it bleakly, their ability to rake in money and awards — transcends their horrendous personal histories, is protected by a well-oiled system.
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Pascal Camia, in charge of gaming at Société des Bains de Mer, which runs four casinos in Monaco, reports that its handful of skill-based slots rake in as much as traditional ones.
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These operations are believed to rake in hundreds of millions of dollars and allow Pyongyang to pursue its nuclear ambitions as sanctions cripple the country's economy, according to analysts who spoke to CNN.
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If you think you're excited about the inevitable sequel to "Crazy Rich Asians," you've got nothing on Singapore ... because its movie industry is poised to rake in a fortune from the next installment.
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City officials had already accused the platform of helping commercial users rake in the big bucks and keeping potential long-term housing out of a market that was desperately in need of it.
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While pranking is — of course — not a new tradition, the rise of social media has tons of people thinking they can pull off a good prank, then rake in the likes (and publicity).
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Foodies should go for the personal card while those who spend large amounts on business-related purchases like shipping, advertising and computers can rake in more bonus points with the Amex Business Gold.
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Facebook and Google together rake in the majority of ad revenue generated on the internet, and critics such as the NMA say that they are profiting off the decline of the news industry.
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The American Express® Gold Card earns 4x points at US supermarkets (on up to $5503,000 spent per year, then 1x), so you can rake in points when you stock up on essentials.
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Two of Donald Trump's top lieutenants are hosting a thank you event on Saturday evening for big donors who helped the president's political operation rake in nearly half a billion dollars in 2019.
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Unless we stand up to the airlines, and urge our elected officials to do the same, the airlines will continue to consolidate, rake in billions, underpay their workers and give customers the brushoff.
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Paul Singer and some of his fellow hedge fund hotshots may not like it, but ETFs are continuing to rake in investor cash and are on their way to another record-setting year.
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Just as they had overlooked the feebly enforced code in order to rake in money from movies, they eventually submitted when 290,000 jobs and the future of the film industry depended on cooperation.
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The Taliban alone is estimated to rake in roughly $300 million a year from the minerals mined in Afghanistan, including talc, though it's difficult to say what percentage finds its way into Western markets.
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There's A LOT more -- Tyron talks about the money he thinks he and Nate can rake in from the fight ... and why he's not even a little bit scared of Nate's famous Stockton Slap.
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And while eMarketer is projecting Snapchat will rake in almost $241 billion in ad money this year, it still comes in tied for 218th on the list of top global digital advertising revenue leaders.
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It's a top-floor economy in which most Americans who work struggle to make ends meet with meager wage growth and rising household debt while C-suite executives and big shareholders rake in profits.
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If all goes well, the AP will rake in more revenue as a result of the partnership and Civil will have a nice use case of its blockchain-enabled licensing tool to show off.
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Nonprofits don't need to be complete digital masterminds to find success, but they do need to apply a digital lens to their work to stay relevant — especially if they want to rake in donations.
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Illumination Entertainment and Universal Studio's "Secret Life of Pets" is expected to rake in more than $13 million during its domestic opening this weekend, with some analysts expecting that figure to reach $90 million.
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This doesn't come as a huge shock, but it does help anticipate that like Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War is on track to rake in a huge amount of money at the box office.
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Mahathir has already announced plans to revoke a controversial goods and services tax that was intended to rake in 43.8 billion ringgit ($11.05 billion) this year, and reinstate fuel subsidies amid rising oil prices.
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North Korea has been accused of crimes such as hacking banks, selling weapons, dealing drugs, counterfeiting cash and even trafficking endangered species -- operations that are believed to rake in hundreds of millions of dollars.
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After all, The Onion is a publication that relies on syndication through Facebook and Twitter the same way that Seinfeld relied on syndication to rake in millions after the end of its original run.
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Wealth managers are helping high net-worth individuals rake in huge and increasing investment returns — and that trend could well continue with the potential entrance of big technology firms into the investment advisory space.
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Climate change deniers might complain that we're just freaking out over nothing, and the whole global warming thing is a way for conservationists to rake in donations, but good God, it's hot as hell.
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As the landscape shifts in Montgomery, the state capital, the consequences may reverberate across the South, where nearby states gladly rake in billions of dollars that Alabamians are not allowed to wager at home.
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Western Australia accounts for more than half of global output of the steel-making ingredient expected to rake in A$101 billion ($61 billion) this fiscal year as the country's top export revenue earner.
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Today, the semiconductor business accounts for the bulk of the company's profit and, with demand for powerful servers and data centers continuing to rise worldwide, it is expected to continue to rake in money.
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Rad Power Bikes, which is profitable, brought in $22 million in revenue in 2110, a 2230 percent year-over-year increase, and it expects to rake in $2180 million by the end of 230.
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"The worth of hard working American workers has been devalued by corporations that pay you the bare minimum while their CEOs and shareholders rake in hundreds of millions," she wrote on her campaign blog.
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The prosecutors said that a criminal organization with ties in Belgium and Armenia has been bribing professional tennis players to fix matches since 2014, letting the criminals to rake in profits by placing bets.
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The dominance of Facebook and Google, which rake in the majority of digital ad dollars, is a key reason the traditional news business has been struggling through a period of layoffs and readership decline.
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Google on Monday reported quarterly revenue for its cloud business, disclosing that the platform which seeks to challenge Amazon and Microsoft is now on track to rake in about $10 billion in annual revenue.
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Facebook and Google together rake in the majority of ad revenue generated on the internet, and critics like the News Media Alliance say that they are profiting off the decline of the news industry.
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Higher contributions from property sales and rental income helped SHKP rake in an underlying profit of HK$30.40 billion ($3.87 billion) in the year ended June 30, up 13 percent from the previous year.
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"Anyone who's been a patient or a family member of a patient knows that drug corporations rake in record profits and rip off Americans struggling to pay the bills," Mitchell said in a statement.
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Usually Republicans running for Congress and for governor in 2018 would be counting on the newly inaugurated president to help them rake in big donations — or at least not compete with them for donors.
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Legal pot sales last year reached $22.5 billion across North America, and US state governments are set to rake in $295 million in weed-related taxes in 21.5, according to one recent industry analysis.
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Earlier this month, Rocketman, which tells the story of Elton John's life was released, while last years' Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody went on to rake in close to $1 billion at the worldwide box office.
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Bloom's book chronicles poker games she ran from 2002 to 2011 that drew celebrities such as Tobey Maguire, Leonardo DiCaprio and Ben Affleck and helped her rake in $4 million a year at her peak.
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Flexion's shares jumped about 38 percent in extended trading on Tuesday as the announcement revived hopes for the drug, which is touted to rake in peak U.S. sales of at least half a billion dollars.
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For example, an unknown performer filming a girl-on-girl scene might make as little as $300, but if a popular star is involved in double penetration, she can rake in as much as $4,000.
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Oil production curtailments imposed this year by the government of Canada's energy-rich province Alberta, as well as rising global oil prices, have allowed Canadian producers to rake in the highest revenues in five years.
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The billions banks still rake in show either that existing rules are not doing enough to inform consumers of their options or that there remains a large market for allowing overdrafts with very high fees.
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After a year of uncharacteristic struggles, the bank benefited from wild swings in prices for stocks and other assets to rake in cash in the first quarter, according to an earnings report released on Tuesday.
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The studio has unleashed another stunning trailer for The Lion King, which, between the nostalgic appeal, the cutting-edge CG, and a handful of intriguing new twists, is sure to rake in all the money.
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As for Conor, the UFC fighter is expecting to rake in around $100 mil for the August 26 superfight -- but it'll be largest payday an MMA fighter has ever made ... so he's not complaining either.
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All over the country, so-called "crisis pregnancy centers" rake in tens of millions of dollars, many of them from publicly funded programs, without accountability to the public for the services they claim to provide.
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Pinterest is seeking a valuation of up to $9 billion when it debuts on the public market this spring, which will rake in hundreds of millions for each of its founders and other major stakeholders.
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But he used breakout town hall performances, viral moments and his biography as a millennial, gay military veteran and a former Rhodes scholar to get the attention of the entertainment industry and rake in cash.
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The 227-year-old, super rare, game-worn jersey rocked by one of the world's first basketball stars is on the auction block ... and it's expected to rake in a quarter of a million dollars!
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Analysts expect it to rake in some $150 million at the North American box office on its opening weekend, and the filmmakers hope it will encourage studios to invest in more mainstream, racially diverse films.
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But even knowing that you have the potential to rake in more money than you do in traditional employment, it's tricky to make the shift from a regular, reliable paycheck to independent, client-based work.
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Start talking about initial public offerings (IPOs) and most people think of Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook or Evan Spiegel at Snap and the millions — or billions — founders rake in the day a company goes public.
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But while these powerful PBMs continue to rake in large profits and maintain control of a massive chunk of the prescription marketplace, everyday families and seniors still struggle with the burden of skyrocketing drug costs.
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And unless the Trump Organization is nationalized at some point or the American electorate rejects them for all time, they'll continue to rake in ill-gotten gains from public service every step of the way.
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While the U.S. reckons with the fact that China's market power can stymie free speech after the NBA's firestorm, Hollywood — America's premier cultural exporter — has long willingly bent to Chinese censorship to rake in profits.
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The team's top players can rake in up to 30 million yuan ($4.54 million) a year each from tournament prize money, commercial endorsements and payments from avid fans who spend hours watching them play online.
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While a salary of $400,000 is enough to put the president among the top 1 percent of earners in the U.S., a former president can rake in even more from book deals and speaking gigs.
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Jovial Jupiter, which is in charming Libra, is blessing you with a larger-than-life, popular as hell aura for the next few months, and Mars in Aquarius is helping you rake in wealth—fantastic!
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The bottom line: With the European Union already considering local content quotas for streaming platforms, expect this trend to continue to ramp up as governments realize they can incentivize streaming services to rake in investments.
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This info helps investors figure out where to put their money and gives insight into, for instance, how stocks will perform - which companies will continue to rake in cash, and which ones are likely to flop.
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Much like Gusztáv Sebes retains his niche cool because the Mighty Magyars failed to win the World Cup, managers who rake in the silverware tend to do so at the expense of their left-field credentials.
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Gal's vision for early cancer screening was appealing enough to rake in $4 million in financing from investors, including Founders Future, Credo Ventures, Seedcamp, Esther Dyson and other angel investors, including SoundCloud co-founder Alex Ljung.
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That Beauty and the Beast is doing better than Captain America: Civil War is no small feat, considering the Marvel movie opened to $179.1 million last May and went on to rake in $1.1 billion worldwide.
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It has generated massive buzz stateside thanks to largely glowing reviews (and, unique among Marvel's slate of movies, a predominantly black cast), and it's on track to rake in hundreds of millions at the box office.
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"Obviously, there's a lot of excitement and momentum around esports today," Parnell tells CNBC Make It, referring to the fact that esports is already a billion-dollar industry where the top professional gamers rake in millions.
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Although the Academy Awards aren't until next year (seriously, the show doesn't air until February 2019), plenty of film critics and cinephiles are already predicting which movies (and respective actors) will rake in the most ballots.
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London (CNN)As the latest chapter in the "Star Wars" story continues to rake in the money at the box office, a man in the London suburb of Twickenham is rubbing his hands together at last.
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The efforts helped Levi rake in double-digit revenue growth at its women's and tops categories, while its biggest business of men's jeans, pants and shorts, that include the iconic Dockers khakis, also grew 6 percent.
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Selling an SUV or crossover often allows an automaker to repackage a significant chunk of the parts it uses for cars in a higher-priced package, allowing it to rake in more money while streamlining costs.
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As his eponymous restaurant continues to rake in accolades, Gaggan Anand has become a bonafide celebrity chef, walking red carpets as a GQ India Man of the Year and appearing on the Netflix show Chef's Table.
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A report from the General Accounting Office in November 2018 noted that, as Fortune wrote, "nothing of substance has occurred since the unprecedented breach," and that the company has continued to rake in big government contracts.
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With an ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China, Brexit uncertainty weighing on Europe and the U.K., and new weakness out of Japan, some business leaders say it's harder than ever to rake in profits.
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Binh Son expects to rake in a net profit of 2.95 trillion dong ($129 million) in the first half of this year, or about 85 percent of its full-year target, it said in a statement.
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Rene says he's only combed through about 30 percent of the unit so far -- it's so jam-packed -- and starting Tuesday he's going to put everything up for auction, and he's expecting to rake in $50,000!!!
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There are a few conditions he has to meet -- such as having at least 14 tracks per album -- but if he keeps cranking out huge hits he'll rake in up to $500k for his fifth album.
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In other words, the industry was happy to rake-in billions of dollars every year from the federal government for prescription drugs, so long as it could raise Americans' prices at its whim and with impunity.
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In "Moby Dick," published in 1851, he wrote about the mysterious tusk:"Some sailors tell me that the Narwhale employs it for a rake in turning over the bottom of the sea for food," Melville wrote.
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A booming property sector would also increase new jobs centered on the construction industry, and developers' increased demand for land would mean local governments can rake in more revenues from land sales to invest in infrastructure.
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These salary numbers feel like drops in the bucket compared with what superhero movies usually rake in at the box office — Captain America: The First Avenger made $370 million worldwide and Thor made $449 million worldwide.
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Though greeting card companies and sporting goods stores now rake in profits every third Sunday in June, there are a few pieces of evidence for Father's Day being the smaller of the two parent-focused holidays.
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Kazakhstan's Golovkin believes the 12-round boxing match between Mayweather and McGregor, a double UFC champion who has never boxed professionally, is nothing more than a business arrangement for both men to rake in millions of dollars.
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While there is still a lot of uncertainty swirling around self-driving cars, particularly around safety and real-world applications, the companies that are developing the technology are continuing to rake in cash at a brisk pace.
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Apparently the optics of taking a taxpayer-funded flight to rake in millions at a fundraiser while hundreds of thousands of federal workers prepare to be furloughed proved too gruesome to contemplate, even for this White House.
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NEW YORK, Oct 220 (Reuters) - US middle market lenders continue to rake in fresh capital commitments, underscoring the growth in demand for private debt among yield-starved institutional investors facing record-low interest rates and increased volatility.
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Watches are in again — and considering how watchmakers are the true experts in creating high-end fashion pieces that rake in millions of dollars in sales, it's a natural move for them to move into connected territory.
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If those five films perform as expected they could rake in billions at the box office and finally shatter a widespread belief that women-led films don't perform as well as those directed and produced by men.
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Rocketman, which tells the story of Elton John's life, has earned $133 million worldwide so far, while last years' Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody went on to rake in close to $1 billion at the worldwide box office.
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Now if we could just convince them to adopt five minute rounds instead of the unnecessarily brisk three minute rounds, there would be longer fights, more knockouts, and Glory could rake in the money hand over fist.
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Many Democrats had believed that Ossoff was on his way to an upset win, channeling liberal distaste with Trump nationwide to rake in fundraising dollars while making a centrist pitch to voters in the suburban Atlanta district.
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The most successful creators on YouTube can rake in millions of dollars by regularly posting videos of anything from playing with toys, to doing a makeup tutorial, to making comments as they play their favorite video games.
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But for investors hoping to expand and rake in more cash — or for investors with a spotty track record, and who are therefore more desperate — the Saudi funds are some of the biggest pools of capital around.
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China overtook the United States as the largest single gaming market by revenue in 2016, and is expected to rake in $37.9 billion this year, up 17 percent from last year, according to the research firm Newzoo.
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Google on Monday reported revenue for its cloud business for the first time, disclosing that the platform which seeks to challenge Amazon and Microsoft is now on track to rake in about $10 billion in annual revenue.
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A Pattern analysis found that for the search term "men's sunglasses," the top five vendors each rake in $235,2119 per month on average; the top 10 sellers earn $53,000, and products on the first page make $42,000.
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Polls show the Vermont lawmaker is set to rake in a good chunk of delegates in the 15 Super Tuesday states and territories, including in North Carolina and Texas, which offer 110 and 228 pledged delegates, respectively.
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Any company with a successful treatment for Alzheimer's, which affects about 23.67 million Americans under the age of 23.54, is likely to rake in billions of dollars in sales, given the numerous failures to develop a drug.
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Hidden Figures, about three black female NASA mathematicians in the early days of the space program, didn't just rake in awards and earn both critical and audience plaudits last year — it also made a boatload of money.
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What tipped me off to Mayweather's new business promoting Initial Coin Offerings, or ICOs—crowd sales to fund ethereum apps that can rake in millions of dollars without deploying a single line of code—was a hashtag.
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A whole industry has blossomed on top of Instagram in recent years: Influencers get paid to promote brands, affiliate networks take a cut of the commissions they make, and retailers rake in significant sales from the referral traffic.
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The host reportedly had a three-year contract for Megyn Kelly Today, and, per TMZ, expects to rake in $50 million from NBC as she currently is just two months shy of two years left on her contract.
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A recent report by The Times of London said that Revolut is in talks with Japanese tech investment giant SoftBank to raise a fresh round of funding, and that it could rake in as much as $500 million.
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One was the toast of the fall film festivals and has trained its sights on awards season; the other is looking to rake in big box office numbers, but has no aspirations of taking home any gold statues.
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That they've increasingly bet on diversity being the best way to rake in lots of cash is heartening for progressives in the sense that the entertainment companies believe that progressive causes are the "winners" of these crude economics.
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Canada's federal and provincial governments stand to rake in at least $675 million a year ($500-million U.S.) by legalizing — and taxing — weed, according to new analysis released ahead of the official unveiling of Justin Trudeau's marijuana legislation.
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Analysts said the efficacy and safety profile of the drug, sparsentan, exceeded expectations, keeping them optimistic about the possibility of an accelerated approval for a drug they estimate could rake in up to $26 billion in peak sales.
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One of the biggest streamers out there right now is Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, who managed to rake in nearly $10 million last year, largely thanks to fan donations and paid subscriptions on Twitch and ad revenue on YouTube.
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With a 25% increase in sales expected for this year, the company is projected to rake in $386 million for 2017, and at this rate, Kylie Cosmetics is on track to be a billion-dollar business by 2022.
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Newzoo projects that the esports industry will rake in over $1 billion in revenue by 2020, and mobile esports revenues will take a bigger slice of that pie over time given a growing worldwide presence for mobile gaming.
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The therapy, considered a potential blockbuster by analysts, is expected to rake in peak U.S. sales of more than $900 million by 2027, with an estimated net price of $100 per prescription, brokerage Cowen & Co said this month.
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Now, with establishment Republican rivals Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio out of the race, Cruz is trying to win votes and rake in money by arguing the party should unite behind him if it hopes to defeat Trump.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home hits theaters on July 2, and is projected to rake in $120 million on it's opening weekend alone, with an overall projected domestic gross estimated at $405 million, according to Box Office Pro.
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Meanwhile, Cohen used the same shell company he set up for the Stormy Daniels payment — Essential Consultants — to rake in cash from companies such as AT&T ($600,000), Novartis ($1.2 million), and Korea Aerospace Industries (at least $150,000).
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Still, when the market swung decisively to crossover SUVs, Nissan dealers were prepared to rake in sales with the Rogue, a compact SUV that put Nissan neck and neck with Toyota&aposs RAV4 and Honda&aposs CR-V.
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Goop has given the psychic industry a bumpAccording to a recent study, the &aposindustry&apos of people practicing as psychics has ballooned in the last five years, and psychics now rake in an estimated $2 billion a year.
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The new law did not convince any of the big banks to compete – they chose the cap on fees over competition because they still rake in so much more money than they would in a completely free market.
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The fund manager cited an independent study during his presentation that found that if current technology was fully deployed on Hawaii, the state could run on more than 80 percent renewable energy and rake in $6.5 billion in savings.
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It'll be a while yet until Marcus adds much to Goldman's bottom line – perhaps $450 million in pre-tax profit by 2020, the investment bank projects, less than 4 percent of what analysts reckon Goldman will rake in overall.
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Watches are in again — and considering how watchmakers are the true experts in creating high-end fashion pieces that rake in millions of dollars in sales, it's a natural move for them, and others, to move into connected territory.
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There is no data freedom when the options of who to sign up with are limited, the data monarchs rake in billions and all one gets is a "free" account bursting with advertising, faux news and lame "sponsored content".
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Yet even as Thanksgiving and Black Friday are expected to rake in more digital dollars this year, Cyber Monday is once again seen being the largest sales day of the year, at $3.36 billion, according to Adobe Digital Insights.
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If HBO hopes to compete in the rapidly growing streaming video market, and rake in top dollar for its over-the-top application, HBO NOW, which is a pricey $15 per month, it has to attract a wider audience.
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Top players in competitive video gaming, dubbed esports, can rake in up to 30 million yuan ($4.35 million) a year each from tournament prize money, commercial endorsements and payments from avid fans who spend hours watching them play online.
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Of course, Zion's kicks have been a HUGE talking point since his PG 2.5 exploded while playing UNC in February ... and because of that (and that he's a future NBA superstar), this pair's expected to rake in serious dough.
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The ability of genetic testing companies to rake in cash twice rankles with some like geneticist George Church - the Harvard University scientist famous for wanting to resurrect the extinct Woolly mammoth - who is one of the founders of Nebula.
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Thyssenkrupp, suffering from four profit warnings and two botched restructuring attempts, is under pressure to rake in fresh cash due to a weakened balance sheet that has come under pressure following recent rating downgrades by S&P and Moody's.
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The tangle of options in streaming services and programming, chasing a finite number of subscribers, suggests the industry is entering an unsustainable investment battle — and a price war may follow as players try to rake in extra market share.
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The term had popped up in Hollywood before Jaws — but after Jaws, it came to define a new genre: that of the big-budget, action-packed film with wide appeal intended to rake in serious moolah in ticket sales.
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High-profile celebrities like the Kardashians and Jenners posting sponsored content can rake in anywhere between $800,000 to $1,000,000; influencers ranging between the hundreds of thousands of followers or just below a million may get between $1,300 and $3,000.
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The movie, which is set in China, stars Chinese American actress Liu Yifei, and features Chinese superstars like Gong Li, Jet Li, and Donnie Yen among its cast, was expected to rake in revenue at the Chinese box office.
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Trump continues to rake in tons of cash more than a year out from the November 2020 election, with his campaign and the Republican National Committee pulling in more than $210 million this year, Federal Election Commission records show.
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Venom is aiming for box-office success, and it's already on track to achieve it: The film is slated to rake in much more money than A Star Is Born in the films' opening weekend, despite its low critical reception.
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For the prudish, it might be hard to see, but it does have its benefits: These days, sales from the festival — penis clothing, candy, food, toys — rake in gobs of money every year, put duly to work toward HIV research.
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According to the Australian Tax Office, the value of unused deductions rose from A$1.7bn in 2004-05 fiscal year to A$188bn in 2014-15—meaning that firms can rake in a further A$187bn before paying any tax.
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"The former vice president has been unable to generate grass roots support, and now his campaign is endorsing an effort to buy the primary through a super PAC that can rake in unlimited cash from billionaires and corporations," Mr. Shakir said.
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Given its place within the superhero universe, and the general fanfare surrounding it, it seems destined to rake in major money at the box office — which can only be good for its cast, and Black actors in Hollywood in general.
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A decade of consolidation that left four big airlines in control of most of the U.S. market and strong economic growth helped domestic carriers rake in nearly $90 billion in profits since 2010, according to Airlines for America, an industry group.
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And by now, it's apparent that his call for tech companies to take more responsibility for their platforms is warranted, given that they routinely claim their scale makes it impossible to moderate content... even as they rake in the profits.
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You might have different career aspirations — and hey, you'll likely never rake in $210 million a year for your ability to throw a ball — but you'd be making a mistake not to look to football's golden boy for career advice.
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Argentina aims to rake in $212 billion in investments in renewable energy by 22014 with the goal of reducing its energy deficit, a government official told Reuters, as hopes for near-term increased output from the Vaca Muerta shale field fade.
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If J.W. Anderson's Pierce or Loewe's elephant bag are any indication, these sure-to-go-viral picks will have you saving up for your next big splurge (and all the compliments you'll rake in will make it worth every penny).
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Not only did Wonder Woman rake in millions and become the biggest box office debut for a female director ever, it also became the most-tweeted about movie of the year with more than 2.19 million tweets, according to Twitter.
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Keep this offer's end date of October 10 in mind if you're interested — the standard sign-up bonus is 50,000 miles, so provided you can meet the high spending requirements you can rake in many more miles with this current offer.
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Half the Democratic field, still 20 candidates deep, seeking the right to take on Republican President Donald Trump in the November 2020 election, did not poll high enough or rake in enough contributions to qualify for the party's third debate.
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He points out that universities with top teams can rake in nearly $20 million a year from Nike or Adidas sponsorships, while the athletes themselves, whose talent is what attracts such sponsorships in the first place, walk away with nothing.
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At this rate, and with superhero movies and television shows continuing to rake in money at the box office, it feels as if no schlub will be left untouched by Hollywood's thirst for stars who look believable when doing superpowered things.
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The struggling candidate's campaign manager, Addisu Demissie, warned that after weaker-than-expected fundraising in the early part of September, the campaign needs to rake in another $1.7 million before the last day of the financial quarter on Sept. 30.
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"This is going to completely change the auto industry," Mahindra said in an interview, just ahead of announcing the alliance with Ola that is expected to rake in $400 million in revenue over the next two years via car and service sales.
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For N.F.L. cheerleaders, there's a further twist: They must stand on the sidelines, in high heels, cheering for the men for very little money in a world where players rake in millions and even the mascots make up to $65,000 a year.
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And now, Sephora is making the season even brighter, by putting a handful of those sets and products from Buxom, Smashbox, Milk and more brands you love on sale just in time for last-minute shoppers to rake in the good stuff.
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Giving away porn for free has never been the most profitable business model, but charging porn producers for age verification services could potentially rake in a decent amount of cash, particularly if those services become a requirement for running an adult business.
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The temperance movement gave rise to temperance halls (booze-free taverns meant to replace bars), but they were tethered to the zealotry of the movement and tended to fail, Sismondo explained, never managing to rake in the patronage of a traditional tavern.
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Though Twitter doesn't rake in traffic for news outlets like Google or Facebook do, the platform is still prioritized by reporters because it drives conversation elsewhere due to the large number of influential people who use the social network to consume news.
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The Girl's Trip star helped rake in some serious cash for the film, got to host Saturday Night Live as the first black female comedian, won the New York Critic's Circle Awards for Best Supporting Actress, and is even getting some Oscars buzz.
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His controversial approach to infuriating, entertaining, and dividing the American public has helped the 69-year-old host rake in tens of millions of dollars as "The Rush Limbaugh Show" has pulled in a daily audience of up to 27 million people.
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The NFL is expected to rake in $13 billion for the 2015 season, and CBS is getting a record $5 million for a 30-second spot in Super Bowl 50, which may well go down as the most viewed TV broadcast in history.
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Mori's criticism was wide-ranging, from funds' high fees and low investment returns to the industry habit of encouraging retail investors to switch funds often, a practice that helps the financial industry rake in more commissions to the little benefit of investors.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, May 11 (Reuters) - The Brazilian government expects to rake in 6.8 billion reais ($1.89 billion) through the so-called fifth round of bidding for stakes in the country's choice pre-salt offshore oil play, the government said on Friday.
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North Korea has been accused of crimes such as hacking banks, selling weapons, dealing drugs, counterfeiting cash and even trafficking endangered species -- operations that are believed to rake in hundreds of millions of dollars and are often disguised within licit trade operations.
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As I replayed it, I quickly picked up on something that I hadn't noticed 20 years ago when I was a tween— Theme Hospital is a teardown of US-style for-profit hospitals, which rake in tens of billions of dollars a year.
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The interim framework would apply to companies with, what the EU deems, have a virtual nexus, and would rake in roughly five billion euros (5.8 billion dollars) for Member States from companies that have chosen not to physically locate in that state.
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The viral songs are played on loop around the patio of the Waterfront Lake Pavilion, a rental banquet location that expects to rake in $240,000 this fiscal year hosting private events such as weddings and bar mitzvahs, the Palm Beach Post reports.
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Cumulatively, they rake in large profits from games that were designed to be unbeatable: While some bettors might get lucky and win in the short run, over time they are supposed to lose and the casinos are expected to win, statistically speaking.
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Image: Magic LeapMagic Leap managed over the course of its years-long development to rake in a stupid amount of money, which—in addition to what now seems like an excessive degree of secrecy—helped drum up questionable hype for its technology.
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Perhaps most upsetting is the fact that while pension benefits to rank-and-file members will be slashed under Mr. Johnson's proposal, the Supplemental Executive Retirement Plan that allows him to rake in thousands of extra dollars per year won't be touched.
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And with that realization, the rationale for this tax plan, such as it is, falls apart, leaving nothing but a scheme to make the rich — especially those who rake in investment income rather than working for a living — richer at everyone else's expense.
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Beto O'Rourke, Texas Democratic U.S. representative and nominee for U.S. Senate, is making a surprise visit to New York on Wednesday for a private fundraiser as he tries to rake in enough cash to pull off an upset over incumbent Republican Ted Cruz.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Companies with 30 percent female executives rake in as much as six percentage points more in profits, according to a study on Monday, feeding into a global debate over the scarcity of women in decision-making business roles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The world's top banks are expected to rake in billions more from bond trading in the first quarter, with U.S. banks putting in another solid performance and European banks taking even greater strides on the road to recovery, Barclays said on Wednesday.
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And on Friday, Buttigieg will hustle again: He has five fundraising events in the Bay Area, according to invitations seen by Recode and people familiar with his schedule, which are expected to rake in thousands of dollars during his hopscotch tour of Silicon Valley.
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HAVANA, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Cubans flocked to a dozen shops that opened in Havana on Monday selling home appliances and spare parts for cars in dollars, as the cash-strapped government struggles to rake in tradable currency to purchase imports and pay its debts.
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Another robot assistant startup that's further down the road than Emotech, US-based Jibo, raised more than $3.7M via an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign last fall — before going on to rake in $25.3M in Series A funding (followed by an $11M extension to focus on Asia).
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Earlier this year, Mark Zuckerberg did call for regulation of the internet in the wake of Facebook stepping onto just about every rake in its general vicinity: Data breaches, amplification of extremist content, a failure in the face of genocide, and accusations of privacy violations.
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O'Rourke saw his star rise during the campaign after he was able to rake in millions of dollars in fundraising from individual online donations in The Lone Star State and excite the Democratic base in a way few had been able to do in Texas.
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While my business endeavor wasn't terribly sophisticated, and I probably didn't rake in more than a few hundred dollars selling candy throughout the school year, it taught me a lot about what it takes to strike out on your own to make a few bucks.
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In order to be considered "upper class " in the United States a household of two needs to earn over $102,0003, a family of four needs to bring in more than $144,251 and a family of five needs to rake in over $161,277 a year.
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He continues to rake in funding from a dedicated, core group of supporters that could continue to power his outsider campaign even if he doesn't make it on stage, but broadening his appeal would be more difficult without the exposure of the debate stage.
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Even if you haven't managed to get tickets to the smash hit of the season, Ben Platt's emotional performance of "Waving Through a Window" should give you a taste of why everyone's obsessed with Dear Evan Hansen — and why it managed to rake in the awards.
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The dealer, a man with years of experience in the murky world of diamond trading, became the first of several who would try to persuade Momoh to smuggle the gem on the black market, and rake in tens of thousands of dollars — possibly more — for himself.
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Storage costs $0.005/GB per month and downloading the data back from the cloud costs $0.03/GB in the US. For storage alone, Amazon will rake in $500k a month from DigitalGlobe, and every time the company needs one of its images, the cash register will ring.
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Glover then responded with his own letter, the highlight of which is this: LSU and other colleges have been and continue to rake in billions of dollars from the blood, sweat, broken bones, and dreams of youngsters who are not even old enough to legally buy beer.
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The Democrat's ability to run a tight race in the ruby-red Lone Star State, ignite the party's base and rake in a record amount of individual donations catapulted him into the 2020 conversation ahead of what is expected to be a crowded Democratic primary field.
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Polls now show a sharp increase in Americans who are furious with big technology companies that rake in millions while refusing to take any responsibility for the spread of hateful language, bizarre conspiracy theories, financial scams and trolls — as well as the derailing of honest political discourse.
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World Peace was not exactly a smash success compared to other Adult Swim programs like Rick and Morty—though it did manage to rake in upwards of a million viewers during its premiere, which was more than other shows on the programming block with built-in followings.
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After a few creaky horticultural puns early on — "I was quite a rake in my time" — Kelley Rourke's English adaptation found its flow, and the excellent cast of seven young singers seemed liberated by the brief passages of dialogue that took the place of Mozart's recitatives.
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In order to qualify for the first two debates, candidates must meet 1% or more in three separate DNC-approved polls or rake in campaign donations from at least 65,000 unique donors, with a minimum of 200 unique donors per state in at least 20 states.
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As "cannabusinesses" began to coalesce into the cannabis industry, CBD floated to the forefront as a potential selling point, a non-stoner alternative that would still rake in money: all the chilled-out effects of smoking weed, but without the goofy high associated with THC consumption.
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According to Today, those who think they are in possession of these prized vintage items should pay special attention to how old the item is (the older, the pricier) and if it was a limited edition, as not every Precious Moment item will rake in bundles of cash.
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"Black Panther," which screened after the holiday season in February, became the third-best showing of all time at $700 million in the U.S. What to watch: If the box office were to flop the rest of the year, U.S. movies would still rake in roughly $11.8 billion.
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The reality star will launch the first item from her makeup collection today, kicking things off with the cosmetic tool that has become her signature, a stick to help fans get a perfectly contoured look that is expected to rake in $14 million in a matter of minutes.
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When you combine that purchase power with Apple's push for developers to adopt subscription-based pricing models, meaning users sign up for recurring costs rather than paying a one-time fee to download the app, it becomes even easier for the most popular developers to rake in the cash.
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If a carmaker, for example, were to run a fleet of self-driving taxis, it could rake in multiples of the average $35,000 or so in revenue it currently gets from just selling the car – thus turning a tidy profit from an otherwise money-losing or break-even vehicle.
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The social network has been a successful home for partisan pages with names you've probably never heard of before — their content might be created by people overseas, their audiences are cumulatively in the tens of millions of people and a single website can rake in $210,2175 a month.
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But in this case, it feels like just one more paint-by-numbers 'splodey movie, engineered to deliver maximum spectacle and rake in maximum dollars at the global box office (jokes about characters' bad Mandarin are hardly incidental) while doing the minimum amount of work necessary to get there.
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Gradually, a handful of games started to hit revenues in the multi-millions—Finnish studio Supercell is one developer that's seen its "freemium" titles like Clash of Clans and Boom Beach rake in incredible profits through the sale of both non-essential in-game extras and otherwise-locked perks.
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Sellers Playbook, which touted Tieva as a "former Apprentice contestant and serial entrepreneur," offered to teach its customers "how to handle customers and get positive reviews, and get to the top of Amazon's search results" in order to rake in money selling items on the e-commerce site.
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Trump has said individuals who want to aid him in his quest to "Make America Great Again" should focus on the jobs they will be doing to help the American people, not thinking ahead to the future income they could rake in by peddling their influence after serving in government.
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If she is successful in overhauling the accreditation system and loosening federal regulations governing oversight, those substandard institutions will enjoy a new ability to rake in money in financial aid--getting rich off the backs of low-income students and others who trust their government agencies to act in their interest.
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And the bar phenomenon is not limited to your local upscale organic food chain: According to a recent Outside Magazine piece, the market has absolutely exploded in recent years, with mainstays like Kind and Clif competing with upstart brands like Larabar and Zing to rake in an estimated $29 billion globally.
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Ride-hailing, bike and scooter companies probably raised less money than you thought Although bitcoin and blockchain technology may not take up quite as much mental bandwidth for the general public as it did just a few months ago, companies in the space continue to rake in capital from investors.
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"As President, I will not stand idly by as Americans pay thousands of dollars for prescription drugs while big pharmaceutical companies rake in massive profits," Harris said in a statement ahead of speaking about the plan at a candidate forum in Iowa, the first state to hold a nominating contest.
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While Galp has said investing in Brazil is a major priority, it has also said that it would be cautious when at the so-called transfer-of-rights round scheduled for next week, in which the government is expecting to rake in 106.5 billion reais ($26.6 billion) in signing bonuses.
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Writing in Nature Communications, Daniel Pauly and Dirk Zeller of the Global Fisheries Cluster at the University of British Columbia find that over the past 60 years, global fishery catches have been chronically underreported, with over 50 percent of the fish our nets rake in (by weight) going unaccounted for.
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An executive at the US wealth-management giant Morgan Stanley laid out in an internal memo describing its 2020 compensation plan, reviewed by Business Insider this week, that some of the firm&aposs force of 15,000-plus financial advisers would have to rake in more revenue to keep their same payouts.
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More From PCmag Report: Google Working on Censored Search for China Elon Musk Announces Tesla 'Party & Camper Mode' SamSam Ransomware Hackers Rake in $5.9 Million Judge Blocks Website From Posting 3D-Printed Gun Files Facebook is also introducing a new way to limit your notifications when you need to focus.
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Listen to this week's Keeping Score podcast with sports business expert Rick Horrow: A wrap-up of the week in sports news: The NFL said this week that it plans to host a game in Mexico City next year, as the league continues its effort to rake in an audience abroad.
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However, for those who are looking for a higher sign-up bonus and the ability to rake in thousands of bonus points not only on travel but on a variety of business-related expenses, all for a much lower annual fee, the Ink Business Preferred might be the way to go.
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Taking the Justice Department's argument to its logical conclusion would mean that the president could not accept a salary from a foreign government without consulting Congress, but he wouldn't have to seek permission to rake in millions of dollars in profit from a foreign country through a business he directly owns.
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Analysts expect Alibaba, China's e-commerce titan, which was due to publish its second-quarter results on August 15th after The Economist went to press, to notch up sales of 111bn yuan and rake in a net profit of 10.3bn yuan, an increase of 35% and 26% year on year, respectively.
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While Galp has said investing in Brazil is a major priority, it has also said that it would be cautious when at the so-called transfer-of-rights round scheduled for next week, in which the government is expecting to rake in 106.5 billion reais ($26.6 billion) in signing bonuses.
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United Utilities said it has exceeded its earlier expectations for net outperformance delivery incentives (ODIs), recording 21.4 million pounds so far in the 2015-2020 regulatory period, adding that it would rake in net ODIs of around 50 million pounds by next year, which will in turn boost the company's earnings.
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The financial technology firm crunched the numbers using its mortgage calculator, discovering that the inhabitants of three of the country's largest cities have to rake in more than $110,000 a year to pay for a home to call their own (when you factor in the mortgage, property taxes and homeowners insurance).
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The shady deals and fine print undergirding USPS transactions make for a straightforward business model: If a fledgling American entrepreneur wants to rake in on subsidies from the Postal Service, he or she should shutter his or her start-up and beg for an executive role at an e-commerce giant.
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On the eve of her birthday, the Life of Kylie star has much to celebrate, as it was reported on Wednesday that Jenner's extremely lucrative cosmetics empire, Kylie Cosmetics, isn't just profitable, it's blowing past other competitive beauty brands in the industry to rake in $420 million over the last 18 months alone.
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It was from their hometown Los Angeles exurb that Kim and Lee first began plotting how they would turn their experience working for PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young (respectively) into the software business that just managed to rake in $40 million in financing led by one of venture capital's most-respected firms, Battery Ventures.
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That looks more like a single quarter for a traditional carmaker, so clearly Tesla&aposs share price is silly time and should retreat — if for no other reason than longtime investors would be crazy not to rake in some winnings at this point and hedge against a pullback, which could be substantial.
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Just what anyone suffering from genre burn-out might appreciate at this point, as well as a big in-joke treat for all but the most reverent fanboys, this looks to be hitting the market at just the right time — with Christmas releases now in the rearview mirror — to rake in some sweet returns.
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Kylie Cosmetics, which is projected to rake in $1 billion in lifetime sales by 2128, signed an exclusive distribution deal with the retailer Ulta last summer that quickly boosted sales for Jenner's company (Forbes says Kylie Cosmetics sold $226.7 million worth of products in Ulta stores over the first six weeks of the deal).
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As documents filed with the Department of Justice's Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) database show, Rasky and his PR firm, Rasky Partners, inked a deal with the kleptocratic dictatorship of Azerbaijan earlier this year, in which they said they would rake in nearly $100,000 to whitewash one of the most heinous post-Soviet regimes.
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That money could also help them compete against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who has continued to rake in money through small-dollar donations.
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Facebook stopped increasing the number of ads in its News Feed in 2016, which added pressure to make more money via WhatsApp, especially as other acquisitions like Oculus VR, LiveRail, and Parse, failed to rake in cash, per the WSJ Their departure was "very passive aggressive," one person familiar with the relationship told the WSJ.
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That partly explains the large amount of ad spending that still goes to TV. Factor in what was spent outside prime time and the television industry as a whole is expected to rake in about $67.2 billion in ad revenue for 2019, down slightly from $68.2 billion last year, according to the research firm Zenith.
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Hotels in the United States are predicted to rake in a record $2.7 billion this year in fees and surcharges, up from $2.45 billion two years ago, according to new research from Bjorn Hanson, a clinical professor at the New York University School of Professional Studies Jonathan M. Tisch Center for Hospitality and Tourism.
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" Shortly after Biden's announcement on Thursday, Faiz Shakir, campaign manager for Bernie Sanders, said in a statement that "The former Vice President has been unable to generate grassroots support, and now his campaign is endorsing an effort to buy the primary through a super PAC that can rake in unlimited cash from billionaires and corporations.
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The frenzy around YouTubers Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson's makeup collection crashed the website, and people are freaking outA YouTuber with little makeup experience is about to rake in millions with his new beauty collection, showing the power of viral fameWhy the beauty community on YouTube is one of the most turbulent and drama-filled places on the internet
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So perhaps the more immediate, concrete takeaway from Incredibles 2's success is that Pixar has become extraordinarily good at making sequels that rake in tons of money: Incredibles 2 is the sixth sequel this decade for Pixar, and Finding Dory and Toy Story 3 are both among the five highest-grossing animated films of all time.
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The music business is moving toward the streaming model, despite all sorts of protestations — from performers and songwriters, who worry about their bottom lines; from fans, who worry about ease of use and unfettered access to their favorite songs; and increasingly, from streaming services themselves, who spend investors' money more rapidly than they can rake in revenue.
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But the law also allows prosecutors to ask for the death penalty for "drug kingpins" who are convicted of leading criminal enterprises that either involve large quantities of drugs (600 grams of heroin or of "a substance that contains a detectable amount of" fentanyl, for example) or that rake in huge amounts of money ($20 million in the course of a year).
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Mediakix estimates that, based on an average of seven to eight sponsored posts per month, at a rate per post of $93,000 on the low end and $15,000 on the high end, Bachelor influencers with fewer followers and lower engagement rates earn approximately $444,000 a year, while those with higher numbers can rake in between $888,000 and $1.33 million per year.
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Despite an uphill battle in the Democratic presidential primary Tuesday, Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE continues to rake in money, drawing at least $5.5 million in a single-day fundraising push.
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As Amazon forces cities and states to offer it tax breaks for its new headquarters, combined with the hundreds of millions of dollars it will rake in next year from the tax bill, the company has become an outlier in the fierce competition to game the system, snatching the crown from Apple to become the country's most prominent tax grifter.
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Read more: UBS has a new group to help advisers working with the mega-rich as part of a plan to rake in $70 billion in assets over 3 yearsWealth management ties As deals grow larger and larger, leveraging the relationship between firms' wealth management and investment banking or securities businesses is increasingly important, industry sources have told Business Insider.
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Plenty of people can rap for four minutes, but none of them make you feel like you're watching a running back break free and rush toward the endzone for a hundred-yard play, like you just won a sweepstakes and you need to physically rake in a million dollars in cash, like you are powering up your motherfucking superpower charge attack—you get the point.
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According to the Swiss Ramble, a football finances blog, international television revenue for German league football will be €162m ($180m) next season, barely an eighth of the £968m ($1.4 billion) that the English Premier League is expected to rake in from overseas viewing, and less than La Liga's projected takings from a new deal which will give it the second-highest overseas broadcast income of any franchise.
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In reality, it's all very simple as to why Congress won't address the carried interest loophole: The duly elected supposed representatives of the people take in tens of millions of dollars for their re-elections, and then look the other way to allow the egregious system that enabled those funding their campaigns to rake in billions of dollars every year — again, primarily off other people's investment monies.
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The bad news is this: Even if we raise individual rates on top earners to 70 percent, eliminate all deductions for households with income above $250,000, enact a large wealth tax (or capital gains tax), restore the estate tax to 2009 levels and wipe out the pass-through treatment on business income, the government would rake in only an additional $7.6 trillion over ten years.
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Read more:Here's everything featured in Shane Dawson's makeup collaboration with Jeffree StarA beauty YouTuber has responded after Jeffree Star called her new products 'trash'Tana Mongeau and Jake Paul dressed as Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson for Halloween because the YouTubers 'saved' their careersA YouTuber with little-to-no makeup experience is about to rake in millions with his new beauty collection, showing the power of viral fame
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In markets news An investing legend shares the inside story of how he helped build a $730 billion industry from the ashes of the tech bubble These 25 companies are best positioned to rake in big profits as robots and AI take over, SocGen says GE is getting booted from the Dow Jones industrial average: Here are the members of the original 1896 index
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First there was the announcement at CinemaCon in 2016: Sony was going to release a movie set in the world of smartphone apps and emojis, which the studio viewed as not just something the youths would like (because they are obsessed with their phones, doncha know) but also as a great opportunity to rake in the product placement — excuse me, partner — bucks from apps that would appear in the film.
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A small clique of academic publishers, most notably Elsevier, Springer and Wiley, rake in profits in excess of 35% by engaging in several sorts of rent seeking at once: they get their content for nothing because academics have to publish to get jobs and then sell their copies to university libraries, which have little choice but to buy them, at prices that are rising much faster than inflation.
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The Dixiecrats and everyday Americans being squeezed dry paycheck-to-paycheck while the Clintons cut lucrative deals with Iran, President Obama vetoes cuts to his pension benefits and members of Congress rake in at least $85033,000 annually are the ones who — for better or worse — will take Trump at his word and not by his record and vote to send "The Apprentice" star to the Oval Office this November.
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The National Park Service had to redirect almost $2.5 million normally intended for the upkeep of community parks and green spaces for the celebration, while the Trump International Hotel -- at the center of an ongoing conflict-of-interest scandal of the Trump presidency -- will likely rake in profits from the many GOP high-rollers who choose to stay there as a means of currying favor with the President.
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The film reveals a mounting resistance movement (including Michael K. Williams as an underground leader, and Hodge as the stranger from the first film), and complicates the racial dynamic by making one set of antagonists a black street gang (led by a then-little-known Lakeith Stanfield) motivated not by patriotism or an urge to kill, but by a rare opportunity to rake in huge profits within the bounds of the law.
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Now that former presidents can rake in more than half-a-million dollars for a single speech (Bill Clinton was paid $750,000 for one speech he delivered in Hong Kong) and tens of millions for a book advance (the Obamas together were reportedly paid more than $60 million for their memoirs) there is something nice and almost quaint about this presidential couple who actually installed a Murphy bed in their office at the Carter Center.
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And these numbers still make Westworld the network's second biggest hit after its tentpole fantasy drama Game of Thrones, which launched its first season in 2011 with a mere 2.2 million overnight viewers and gradually built up over the years to rake in an incredible 16 million overnight viewers for its seventh season finale last year (and generates up to 23 million viewers per episode when all forms of viewing are counted, including DVR playback and repeats).
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While messaging apps like WhatsApp, Messenger, Snapchat and WeChat rake in ever more users, features and relationships with key brands, and Apple's iMessage continues to play strong with iPhone users, Google today announced a big step forward in its own strategy to bring a native, enhanced, native messaging service to more Android devices — a play for Google to help carriers raise their own native messaging game, and stay in the messaging game itself in the future.
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The products are all about mosquito repellents, including: - Zika Shield: mosquito nets; particularly nets adapted to be mounted onto an umbrella - Zika Screen: insect screens for use in building construction - Zika Trap: insect traps - Bye Bye Zika: mosquito repellent coils - Anti Zika: cedar wood for use as an insect repellent; insect repellent tags for pets; mosquito repellent incense - Zika Band: insect repellent wristband Judge all you want ... there's a good chance these quick thinkers will rake in the dough.
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Read more:I bought Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson's new makeup the day it was released at a Morphe store, and the scene was close to chaosHere's everything featured in Shane Dawson's makeup collaboration with Jeffree StarThe frenzy around YouTubers Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson's makeup collection crashed the website, and people are freaking outA YouTuber with little makeup experience is about to rake in millions with his new beauty collection, showing the power of viral fame
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On the other hand, this is the same White House that allowed Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAs Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Harris rips Gabbard over Fox appearances during Obama years Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE, according to the Washington Post, to rake in millions for her family foundation from seven foreign countries (including one that violated an ethics arrangement she signed with President Obama) while she served as secretary of state.
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Read more: UBS has a new group to help advisers working with the mega-rich as part of a plan to rake in $70 billion in assets over 3 yearsWealth-tech across Wall StreetAs one of UBS' main competitors in wealth management, Morgan Stanley made a big bet on wealth-tech earlier this year, when it said it would buy Solium for $900 million with the hopes of adding Solium's existing customers at a range of start-ups and other companies to its wealth management business.
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It's imperative that homegrown US neobanks like Chime do everything in their power to rake in as many clients as possible before these foreign competitors really take hold: The majority of US adult respondents take a one-or-none approach when it comes to using digital-first banks, according to primary research from Business Insider Intelligence (Enterprise only) using the Attest Consumer Growth Platform (respondents to the survey were representative of the US population on the criteria of age [18-73], gender, and living area).
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Shane Dawson told fans he has 2 hours of deleted scenes from his Jeffree Star docuseries, and they&aposre begging him to release it allJeffree Star slammed social-media rumors that his now ex-boyfriend Nathan Schwandt left him for a womanA YouTuber with little makeup experience is about to rake in millions with his new beauty collection, showing the power of viral fameYouTuber Safiya Nygaard&aposs wedding vlog is full of internet Easter eggs like a table of famous influencers at her reception
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Capital One Spark Miles for BusinessWelcome offer: 50,0003 miles when you spend $5,000 in the first three months and 150,000 miles when you spend $50,000 in the first six monthsAnnual fee: $95 (waived the first year)Earning the full 200,000 miles with this elevated sign-up bonus requires spending even more than with the Amex Business Platinum, but if your business can easily (and comfortably) spend and pay off $13,000 in six months, this offer is a great opportunity to rake in the Capital One miles to save on future travel.
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