Denton said he's now refocusing on the sale of Gawker.
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Refocusing the army on this priority is a daunting prospect.
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On the career front, you're doing some refocusing and reorganizing.
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The current panic is refocusing us on what is important.
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That's why they're refocusing their strategy on the long term.
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The company says it is refocusing on its core mission.
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Meyers also suggests that impulse buyers try refocusing their energy.
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"We're in a refocusing period," says Terry Weerasinghe from Berlin.
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It's shifting the way our minds work, refocusing our attention.
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We're obviously refocusing on the inequities that exist across the commonwealth.
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He was interested in just putting it behind him and refocusing.
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This has led to trading houses restructuring and refocusing their businesses.
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The company says it is refocusing on its core mission. 5.
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Now she is refocusing on her goal of becoming a nurse.
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Refocusing on content — great storytelling — seems to be working really well.
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He is credited with refocusing the F.B.I. on counterterrorism after the Sept.
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Refocusing U.S. foreign policy tools on America's national interests is long overdue.
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Although successful societies need welfare states, most of Europe's welfare states need refocusing.
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The Moscow government speaks of refocusing eastwards on trade with countries like China.
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He is refocusing his campaign on the risk of a rekindled refugee crisis.
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That's the reason why we're refocusing our efforts now mainly on organic growth.
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Refocusing on their own savings is something boomers appear to have trouble doing.
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The refocusing of U.S. intelligence on Russia is a good place to start.
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But "Thirteen" faltered when it tried to juggle that refocusing with Lexa's death.
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The second half would be about refocusing on career plans and next steps.
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Contemporary novelists are refocusing the ghost story, revelling in its potential for psychological drama.
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In interviews, he's talked about getting sober and refocusing his life after past scandals.
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Now, sneaker retailers are refocusing their efforts to broaden their target audience, he said.
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Watch his one-on-one interview with CNBC's Jim Cramer about refocusing big pharma.
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"This is a fundamental refocusing of the entire company," a company spokeswoman told Reuters.
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Beside refocusing its financial aid on needy students, the school also expanded its recruiting.
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Last October, it detailed its processors' support for dual camera systems with refocusing capabilities.
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Refocusing on his career, he says he is determined to return to war surgery.
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Smead said his firm believes that there will be a refocusing on the domestic market.
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Some of this has to do with voters refocusing on economic woes including rampant unemployment.
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Fushman explained that with Kleiner refocusing on early-stage, their funds will be well-differentiated.
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Pelle Cass takes up to 5,000 pictures, vibrating the camera so much it requires refocusing.
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It acquired Shopbop in 2006, rebranding and refocusing the site to raise its luxury credibility.
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Ending these handouts to the wealthy and refocusing resources on the truly needy is essential.
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This week, Walt's column focuses on Mozilla Firefox, which is now refocusing on its desktop platform.
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"For example, the Girl Scouts did a nice job of refocusing on women's empowerment," she said.
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Baird analyst Eric Coldwell said Trump was likely refocusing his reform efforts on the drugmakers themselves.
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Tonight, however, you'll find yourself refocusing on your responsibilities once the Moon enters Earth sign Virgo.
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In the cases of G. and F., I prescribed some old fashioned refocusing on one's self.
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If Vegas helps accomplish this needed refocusing, then we will never forget what happened in Vegas.
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For the Fines, that means refocusing on doing what they do best: Making and distributing content.
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As a result, he is refocusing on Europe, where the company can typically charge higher fares.
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Both candidates took the high road during Tuesday's debate, refocusing attention on their campaign's core messages.
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In short, the Democrats need to start refocusing on the voters' problems, not their personal nemesis.
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Chriss had for some time tried to salvage the firm by cutting costs and refocusing resources.
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But in this refocusing, Bon Iver raises another question: What is the right way to live?
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But his arrival at Bloomberg coincided with, among other changes, a broad refocusing within the organization's newsroom.
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It is making up for the shortfall by refocusing on Spain, the United States, Cuba and Mexico.
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It can shoot 10, full-sized, 14-bit, RAW images per second, while refocusing between each shot.
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Don't think of Apple disbanding the AirPort team as a bad thing, but more of a refocusing.
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"Looking for opportunity, that's certainly where we as a team are going to be refocusing our efforts."
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Microsoft is refocusing its phone efforts once again, and it's clear Microsoft is scaling back even further.
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Season 12 found the show refocusing on the title character, Dr. Meredith Grey, played by Ellen Pompeo.
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Refocusing attention on physician well-being alongside improvements in high quality healthcare is good medicine for everyone.
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Baird analyst Eric Coldwell said Trump was likely refocusing his reform efforts on the pharmaceutical companies themselves.
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Meet's arrival comes at a time when Google has been refocusing its efforts with regard to Hangouts.
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Growth: +1 for refocusing and attending the entrepreneur workshop in the last few minutes of the episode.
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Intel, the chip-making giant, has been on the road of refocusing its strategy in recent months.
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It's really been about refocusing on our DNA and values and bringing forward the uniqueness of Piaget.
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Microsoft is now refocusing Cortana and stripping back its direct integration in Windows 10 and the Xbox One.
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Now the 6.6 million monthly active user social network wants to boost kids' spirits by refocusing around comedy.
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This Earth sign's influence is known for chilling us out and refocusing our attention on what really matters.
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Another key part of refocusing the agency on safety is reforming the FAA certification and safety oversight processes.
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The paper is said to be refocusing on building readership among train and bus riders in the city.
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Refocusing the RFS on promoting second-generation fuels such as cellulosic ethanol provides an opportunity for bipartisan agreement.
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To him, reforming capitalism means refocusing policymaking and financial regulation toward increasing productivity rather than short-term benefits.
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It's less about erasing than editing: incrementally revising, refocusing and potentially dimming the central incident of the memory.
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Lilly is also refocusing on high-profit areas such as cancer, as well as building up a strong pipeline.
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" Denton said that he is now refocusing on the sale of Gawker and "maintaining the value of the business.
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But tablets look to be making a comeback this year, mostly thanks to companies refocusing their features on productivity.
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Microsoft has been refocusing its businesses recently, and a lot of the moves seem to remove friction with Google.
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In a letter, publisher Grant Moise said the cuts would reduce costs and begin a refocusing of the paper.
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That refocusing of the story was also echoed by the cast of former strikers on hand for the tour.
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She married and had her boy, who changed her life by refocusing her attention on someone who wasn't her.
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In thinking about refocusing his career, he considered a community college in Queens before rolling the dice on Bard.
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National Security Council spokesman Marquis insisted Bolton is refocusing the NSC to make policy coordination the council's central mission.
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But instead, it seems to be refocusing its food portfolio on ice cream and condiments, as well as tea.
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I've even learned how to prevent a body nightmare by refocusing my thoughts and breath when I'm going to sleep.
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Apple appears to be refocusing on TV as it reportedly plans to invest $1 billion in its own original programming.
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Twitter is accepting its smaller size amongst social networks, and refocusing on how to boost its average revenue per user.
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Not to mention, the refocusing technology was first pioneered by the now-defunct light-field camera company Lytro in 2012.
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Norwegian Cruise is also refocusing on Turkey where trips were cut due to geopolitical events in 2016, Del Rio said.
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That means refocusing the punishment model and making the primary mission of supervision to promote success, not just punish failure.
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But The Middle overcame this bad storyline, like it has so many others, by refocusing on its central five characters.
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In K-12 curriculums, states should encourage a widespread refocusing on critical reading and analysis skills for the digital age.
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In the past, some correspondents have called for eliminating the comedian entirely and refocusing the dinner on the First Amendment.
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"We're also restoring the rule of law, reigning in federal regulatory overreach and refocusing EPA on its core responsibilities," Wheeler said.
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In 2013, 10Sheet relaunched as Bench with $2 million in seed funding, refocusing the business to more deeply involve human accountants.
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Shortly after that conversation with my friend, many in the media began refocusing on — you guessed it — Trump's elusive tax returns.
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Bell said the community is "refocusing" its mission on conferences and retreats, so more programs and events are likely in store.
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It will be unable to tackle any of these issues effectively without refocusing on its core mission and reforming its approaches.
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Arguably, the most important Ken Burns effect is not a visual trick but the refocusing of history on first-person stories.
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While attending those events, Mr. Pask noticed a few changes reflecting a refocusing on proportion likely to be on view here.
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Despite most of the smartwatch market refocusing efforts on rugged designs and fitness features, Michael Kors is double downing on style.
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But I think newsrooms are refocusing on how to make sure the debates are about ... Not debates in the literal sense.
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By refocusing on the growing AI market, the legacy chip maker surely hopes to build on its industry connections to stay afloat.
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The decision to pull out of Africa will reinforce Mr Staley's strategy of refocusing Barclays on its core British and American markets.
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The hours ahead are no longer to be endured but rather to be savored, and this knowledge invigorates me, refocusing my day.
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Read more: Demi Lovato says she's refocusing on her 'sobriety and road to recovery' after being hospitalized due to an apparent overdose
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SunPower is refocusing its business on so-called distributed generation (DG), or projects that generate power on-site for homes and businesses.
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He has shown that he is serious about reorganizing and refocusing the bureau; this should be an important part of that effort.
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By refocusing the program to benefit patients rather industry middlemen, Administrator Verma can help improve patient outcomes and affordability without sacrificing choice.
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In any enlightened approach, you are likely to face the decision of refocusing your portfolio to meet your needs down the road.
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The strength of Senator Bernie Sanders' surging campaign is proving that refocusing on economic angst is always the better way to go.
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Metro has been refocusing on its core cash-and-carry business, selling its Kaufhof department stores and splitting from electronics group Ceconomy.
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"The reallocation and refocusing of ISIF's funds will better target Government interventions in addressing these challenges," the government said in a statement.
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Now the bank, based in Frankfurt, is refocusing on less glamorous, less hazardous businesses like helping German exporters manage financial transactions abroad.
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Just this week the New York Times uncovered that Apple's self-driving car program is refocusing on an employee shuttle with Volkswagen vans.
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It was not abandoning its allies among the Syrian factions, but refocusing its efforts on creating a "Turkey-friendly" region in northern Syria.
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Henri Seydoux founded Parrot in 1994 and managed to keep the company relevant by constantly refocusing the company on the next big trend.
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It is now refocusing private equity and principal investments teams to focus on strategies and themes rather than doing things separately, sources said.
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To prepare for this, nearly all Army units are refocusing their training on being self-sustaining, or "expeditionary," as their commanders put it.
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And his clear implication is that social democracy can be revived by refocusing on populist economic policies, and winning back the working class.
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CEOs are stuck in a "two-lever" mindset, and refocusing that strategy to instead emphasize the customer experience is critical, according to Mulcahy.
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One of his "hallmarks" was refocusing the segment around franchises rather than categories, CFO Jay Rasulo said at a media conference in 2014.
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Making yourself available to your work 24/7 exposes you to a constant barrage of stressors that prevent you from refocusing and recharging.
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I'll spend my energy talking to a smallcircumference of friends and coaches I have, and spending my time working out,rebalancing and refocusing.
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What we're seeing, I think, is a reorientation, perhaps, or a refocusing on the other values that these companies often simultaneously carry. Right.
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The company is reportedly closing its film marketing unit and refocusing its energies on phone production after losing market share to other phone manufacturers.
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The company is refocusing on strengths after the failed Office Depot merger, the note said, while the stock is at a 17-year low.
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Hundreds of forces that were partnering with the United States to fight ISIS are now relocating and refocusing to fight Turkey and defend themselves.
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Refocusing on industrial businesses, which account for over 80% of profits, up from 60% in 2008, is expected to raise GE's return on equity.
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After giving us a glimpse at the house of the future with home robot Vector, Anki is refocusing on Cozmo, its adorable robot companion.
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"This signature marks an important stage in the refocusing of Areva on fuel cycle activities, our core business," Areva Chief Executive Philippe Knoche said.
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Previous reports have suggested this might be the "last Lumia" we'll see this year, as part of Microsoft's continued refocusing of its mobile efforts.
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"NATO is refocusing on the Atlantic in recognition of the great power competition prompted by a resurgent Russia," Pentagon spokesman Johnny Michael told CNN.
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An HNA spokesman said the group was refocusing its strategy around its core aviation-related assets to improve operations and strengthen its balance sheet.
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I started refocusing my attention on my early retirement plan and, with great difficulty, sold all my handbags through eBay and various consignment stores.
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It is refocusing on nine core consumer businesses, which generate $11 billion in total net sales, roughly 82 percent of Newell's fiscal 2016 sales.
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A British submarine joined the maneuvers for the first time in a decade and US forces are refocusing on a Cold War-style mission.
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Refocusing on the new face of terrorism — the American face — is the idea behind the new counterterrorism strategy that the department released last week.
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Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren is refocusing her campaign after a critical reception to her divisive $20.5 trillion Medicare For All plan in November.
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The president cuts the telescope and other programs as part of a refocusing towards space exploration, NASA CFO Andrew Hunter said in a press call.
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In that post, Palihapitiya suggested that Social Capital was refocusing on its core business, leaving things like growth equity and a new credit platform behind.
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With new controversies boiling up every day, they are even holding out the option of abandoning the Trump ship and refocusing their resources down-ballot.
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"Me saying a 'genderless approach' was a way of refocusing the conversation in a direction that could exist outside of the female stereotype," she continued.
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At the time, the Vermont senator was refocusing his attention on race-based issues following protests from black activists that shut down several campaign events.
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"Clearly there needs to be a refocusing and rededication and new resources related to keeping the culture," he said, "and improving the culture as well."
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Specifically, the company is refocusing more than 150 engineers to work on its Southeast Asian operations and hiring more engineers in India, the source said.
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As the old seed investors started refocusing on more mature firms, Silicon Valley developed a new model to get startups off the ground — the incubator.
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Cincinnati, for example, responded to Amazon's critique that it didn't have enough local tech talent by refocusing a high school apprenticeship program on information technology.
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Kantor and Twohey instinctively understand the dangers of the Harvey-as-Monster story line — and the importance of refocusing our attention on structures of power.
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Samsung appears to be yet another company stepping back from a pursuit of full autonomy and refocusing efforts and investments toward advanced driver assistance technology.
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The Trump administration's major policy shifts including withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, shifting fossil fuel policy, refocusing the EPA and scaling back public lands.
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Aviva has been refocusing on online insurance products, and on cross-selling between its life and general insurance products such as home and motor insurance.
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In a blog post today, Google said that it's refocusing Android Things — its Android-based platform for smart devices — exclusively on smart speakers and smart displays.
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Since then, the Xbox team has been on something of an apology tour, refocusing on games to win back the hearts of fans who felt betrayed.
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The additional camera could also be used to potentially capture 3D video and allow for better software tricks, including refocusing features found on the Lytro camera.
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Meanwhile, the automaker is refocusing many of its efforts to its new electric vehicle platform, which will provide the basis for its I.D. line of vehicles.
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Further restructuring costs are likely in FY17, as ANZ says it is refocusing on the Australia and New Zealand market, and its profitable Asian institutional business.
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This way of thinking also suggests we could see Toyota move to offer all hybrids as a priority before refocusing to transition to all electric eventually.
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The company, which has been refocusing on its core business in a turnaround effort, said while costs rose this year, revenue was deferred into future years.
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Refocusing priorities, the two intend to ease stress at Jeff Lewis Design by taking on fewer clients and making their current and future flips more efficient.
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The company has now introduced multiple phones with minimal bezels, albeit not completely bezel-free, so it seems the team could be refocusing on something new.
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Or can some of them be viewed as "refocusing" regulatory efforts that will actually enhance the weapons used to wage war on terror and narcotics trafficking?
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When Vas Narasimhan started as the new CEO of the Swiss drug giant Novartis, he began refocusing the company on a key business area: prescription medicines.
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In a mixed driving scenario, where a human driver needs to take over from the computer, HUDs could be crucial to quickly refocusing on the road.
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According to a Deadline report from last November, YouTube had been reassessing its scripted development plans with a goal of refocusing on unscripted shows and specials.
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Refocusing black discourse from black subjects to whites, Baldwin made an early contribution to what would become whiteness studies at the end of the twentieth century.
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FP, which owns a 2% stake in Kirin, asserts that offloading the ancillary businesses and refocusing management and capital on beer would shrink a conglomerate discount.
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And refocusing on disasters shouldn't be much of a stretch for the federal crop insurance program, given that this is the historic focus of the program.
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In the West, the conversation is more focused on Brexit and President Trump's desire to reduce costs abroad as fulfilling a campaign pledge of refocusing domestically.
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Cofounder and once-ousted CEO Jack Dorsey had returned, on a permanent basis despite his divided attention, as CEO and tasked himself with refocusing the company.
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Snobr and his group had sought other agenda items including opposing a potential sale of CEZ's Pocerady power plant and refocusing strategy away from foreign markets.
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Microsoft shares have risen 21 percent since Satya Nadella took over as chief executive in 21.13, refocusing the company on cloud computing rather than PC software.
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Ms. Lightfoot had tried to define her campaign as a rejection of machine politics and a refocusing on Chicago's struggling neighborhoods, not just its gleaming downtown.
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So a move towards free tuition, would be a widely watched development refocusing attention on an often overlooked component of the student debt crisis: public colleges.
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It was reported throughout 2015 that Amazon was refocusing its Lab126 hardware division, with projects including a 14-inch tablet said to have been put on ice.
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The software giant has been refocusing its efforts in mobile on the reality of how people are using Android and iOS phones instead of Windows-based handsets.
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Now, the company is rebranding to Bounce and refocusing its business to on-demand scooter (that's motorbike in U.S. parlance) rentals for first and last mile transportation.
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Of course, refocusing on "meaningful interaction" (that is, high impact posts from close friends) can only come at the cost of massively reducing the reach of publishers.
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Engine maker Safran, a partially state-owned French company which is refocusing on its core aerospace business after a review of its security-equipment activities, declined comment.
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Target, meanwhile, has been getting back on its feet, reporting quarterly growth after refocusing on a number of key areas including clothing, children's toys, and health care.
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This next frontier in understanding and bettering human health is within sight, but a refocusing on the role of data stewards is needed to get us there.
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Across the United States, restaurants like Niche Niche are subverting the traditional power dynamic between chefs and diners, refocusing the meal not on what's eaten but how.
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Mantra's business model is very much in line with Accor's strategic refocusing on an asset-light management fee oriented business model as opposed to owning its properties.
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But unless we start refocusing on what unites us instead of what divides us, the West is in danger of throwing away decades, even centuries of unification.
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As tourism, particularly from overseas, has begun to evaporate, the industry is refocusing its marketing on residents of the New York area, and ticket discounts are plentiful.
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Several top Democratic super PACs have declared Biden the presumptive nominee and have begun refocusing their efforts on helping him win the general election in the fall.
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The refocusing of its investment banking coverage, which typically includes M&A advisory and equities underwriting, is likely to impact jobs of the so-called "coverage bankers".
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That's been powered by admitting that the old factories are not going to reopen and refocusing the economic model on higher education, health care, technology, and services.
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While investors were refocusing on fundamentals after weeks dominated by geopolitical tensions, the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) survey of fund managers showed signs of caution.
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Google is reportedly putting a "pause" on its development of other apps and is refocusing its entire effort on building out Android Messages with the new Chat protocol.
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"Both of these would still trigger an episode of deep soul searching for Europe and most likely lead to some refocusing on EU key priorities," Citi analysts concluded.
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Conze, who joined from British appliance maker Dyson last year, is refocusing on local content and digital expansion through streaming app Joyn - a joint venture with Discovery Inc .
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Leaders of the Ways and Means Committee have introduced a bill to "modernize" the agency, moving it away from outdated technologies and refocusing its mission on customer service.
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Concerns also remained over the possibility of the Chinese government scaling back stimulus and refocusing on deleveraging following the better-than-expected economic growth in the first quarter.
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In an internal email obtained by Ars Technica, Uber's head of advanced technologies, Eric Meyhofer, wrote about refocusing self-driving testing around its efforts in California and Pittsburgh.
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However, the real value from the sale would come from offloading a money-losing business and refocusing on operations in China, Latin America and North America, it said.
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Life insurers and asset managers in Britain have been refocusing their businesses to capitalize on rule changes giving pensioners more freedom on how to spend their pension pots.
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In Mr. Hackett, Ford is taking on a chief executive with a track record of refocusing a manufacturing company through several downturns and sharp shifts in its industry.
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Brooks and Wohlforth themselves favor the US scaling down from "optional" commitments like democracy promotion and refocusing more on shoring up the foundations of the deep engagement strategy.
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He is a master at barely perceptible shifts in scale and visual language, so that you remain alert to every detail, focusing and refocusing to keep from missing anything.
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The results bode well for a refocusing on core business after a difficult period marred by investments in production that fell afoul of the 2014 collapse in oil prices.
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But because of low demand, the company scrapped the single-engine Falcon 1e in the summer of 53, refocusing its efforts on developing new versions of the Falcon 9.
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"Refocusing the story on Lydia's emotional journey, Lydia's relationship to Beetlejuice — who were [both] more like secondary characters in the film — felt like a great way in," explains Timbers.
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YouTube has been making some major changes to its Originals program this year, seemingly scaling back productions, refocusing its content choices, and opening it up to a broader audience.
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Delphi, which is refocusing much of its future business on self-driving vehicles and advanced safety systems, said it expects full-year revenue of $20.7 billion to $289.19 billion.
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Mr. Keller also signed into law on Thursday a bill decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana, a move aimed at refocusing police resources in the crime-weary city.
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Pershing Square said Valeant CEO Joe Papa and his team "have done an excellent job refocusing and setting a new course for the company" and wished the company well.
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At question is the FIRST STEP Act, which all of the above agree would make America safer by refocusing the criminal justice system on rehabilitation in addition to punishment.
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Refocusing international attention on the Golan already resulted in condemnation by the Europeans and by the hypocritical Russians, who are celebrating the fifth anniversary of their annexation of Crimea.
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Last year, Allianz said it was planning to divest chunks of its multi-billion euro portfolio of old insurance policies in international markets while refocusing on its domestic assets.
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"I set out a clear strategy of refocusing the company overall on rare diseases, through a series of acquisitions, in particular of course Baxalta," he told reporters on Thursday.
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Is this just about refocusing as a listener, or has the band, having drifted into a comparatively slack interlude, done something deliberately to pull you back into the trance?
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Amid all the chaos online, Ayesha Curry, the wife of Stephen, took the high road in the matter, refocusing the discussion on bigger events going on around the world.
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Margie said that younger people from Brooklyn who bought homes and condos with equity are now coming up with families and refocusing their lives because they can work remotely.
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"If I die tomorrow, the most important thing is that my children know I loved them unconditionally," she said of refocusing her life on the interests of her children.
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The company, pumping around 2 million barrels of oil per day (bpd) - a little less than OPEC member Venezuela does - has been refocusing on upstream both at home and abroad.
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The future of the conservative magazine the Weekly Standard is at risk as the magazine's ownership, MediaDC, is reportedly refocusing its attention on its other main publication, the Washington Examiner.
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"The progress we made in refocusing the company-simplifying our portfolio and sharpening our message-is starting to pay off," said Citrix CEO Kirill Tatarinov in the company's press release.
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It said it is refocusing on North America and announced it had spent $750 million on cement acquisitions in Florida, making it the largest building materials company in the state.
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He notes that Google is refocusing its efforts by replacing it with Firebase Dynamic Links (FDL), which allow users to redirect to specific locations in iOS, Android or web apps.
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Refocusing Digg was arguably one of the most difficult opportunities in tech, and the ambitious SCMP mission — powered by Alibaba — is arguably on at least an equal footing to that.
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"I was there last week, we spoke to the (Azeri) president (Ilham Aliyev), we said we would be happy to help in restructuring and refocusing of this bank," Chakrabarti said.
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But refocusing Yates's testimony toward a leak investigation rather than Russia or Flynn would play into a White House narrative of alleged persecution dating back well into the Obama administration.
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Trump's campaign released an opioid epidemic policy proposal on October 85033 that prioritizes increased funding to treat addiction and refocusing law enforcement resources on the cartels and other violent offenders.
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So some things are gonna, there's gonna be cost to refocusing those principles, but maybe that's a different world that we actually ought to be trying to build. Yeah. Yeah.
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By refocusing their attacks on Barr, Democrats can sidestep the explosive issue of impeachment for now, and focus on taking incremental steps to respond to Barr and the Trump administration.
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The reporters "instinctively understand the dangers of the Harvey-as-Monster story line — and the importance of refocusing our attention on structures of power," Susan Faludi writes in her review.
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"We are glad to finally put this matter behind us and look forward to refocusing all of our attention back on our film business," Red Granite said in a statement.
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Boms tells us that last week's layoffs were about refocusing Zozi on the part that's growing — not the consumer marketplace, but the software-as-a-service product for businesses, Zozi Advance.
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If My Gospel was the start of his sermon, Have Mercy is the second act, a refocusing of the mind and body that encourages you to reflect with love and joy.
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EBay, which spun off its main growth engine PayPal last July, has tackled slowing growth in its core business by overhauling its platform, search functions and refocusing on small-scale sellers.
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But when the company announced another round of layoffs back in October, it also added that it would be refocusing the company around what employees call "Bluebird," the main Twitter app.
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Total and its peers including Royal Dutch Shell and Exxon Mobil are cautiously refocusing on growth after years of slashing spending, which involved cutting thousands of jobs and scrapping major projects.
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Then, he or she precisely sculpts some of the tissue underneath to change the way rays travel to the light-sensitive retina at the back of your eye, refocusing your vision.
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"Previously, there was a greater focus on markets and financing-related products, whereas we're now focusing on building long-term strategic dialogue and relationships, and refocusing our client coverage," he said.
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By refocusing my mind on a repetitive and engaging task, Two Dots might work the same way—it interrupts the deluge of catastrophic thoughts and images associated with anxiety and panic.
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First Reserve was long viewed as the biggest fish in the energy private equity pond but, if this refocusing doesn't work out, it may have just jettisoned its only life preserver.
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For HSBC and StanChart, which make more than two thirds of their revenues in Asia and have seen Europe as less important, that means refocusing on the world's largest trading bloc.
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The return to our roots, and the refocusing on science and technology, has been something I've really made a central tenet of my tenure, which has only been about 2-½ years.
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It will take a little more political and messaging skill to explain why refocusing our immigration policies to bring in more technically-skilled workers is more compassionate for the entire country.
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Not only has the alliance proved remarkably durable by historical standards, but since 2014 it has responded aptly to Russia's aggression in Ukraine, refocusing on its core mission of collective defence.
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I don't think we should go back to 60 but I think probably 65 seems like a logical area to ... start refocusing on the fundamentals of the market versus general sentiment.
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The lessons focus on understanding nutritional needs, interrupting disordered behaviors, rebuilding a healthy relationship with food, exploring body image, managing co-existing mental health diagnoses and refocusing on recovery when relapse occurs.
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The refocusing — part of Sony's effort to bring its Spider-Man stories in line with the MCU while creating a separate, smaller cinematic universe — should seem like a comedown after Civil War.
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The Faraday spokesman on Tuesday said the company is "refocusing its resources" on preparing its first production vehicle for introduction in early January at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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"With the recent tightening of the capital markets we are refocusing on our core consumer loans business and building more resiliency into the company," Prosper CEO Aaron Vermut said in a statement.
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" The governor's strike force report also said the state should "demand that a reorganized PG&E serve the public interest," including if it means "refocusing PG&E's operations on transmission and distribution.
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Last month Il Giornale newspaper, which is controlled by the Berlusconi family, announced it was closing its newsroom in Rome — the epicenter of Italian politics — and refocusing on the business capital Milan.
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Mirziyoyev's administration has also set about refocusing the judicial system from prosecution to protection of human rights, tackling corruption, liberalizing financial markets and creating a favorable environment for domestic and overseas investors.
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The factory closure may mean Ford is refocusing on the core of its car business in Latin America's largest economy, based in a much newer factory in the northeastern state of Bahia.
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Telia is refocusing on growing its core Nordic and Baltic operations, supplying a full range of mobile, fixed line and TV operations and has almost completed a withdrawal from Central Asian markets.
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The three biggest initiatives for the year had been integrating WhatsApp, Instagram, and the Blue App into a more seamless entity; eliminating toxic content; and refocusing News Feed on meaningful social interactions.
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That's not to mention her recent refocusing on offering squeaky slivered vocals on other producers' tracks (peep her features on tracks by scene staples like DJ Problem and Adolf Joker, among others).
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For Safran, the deal completes its refocusing on core aerospace activities after it agreed earlier this year to sell Morpho Detection, which makes explosives detection equipment, to British engineering firm Smiths Group.
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Lukoil, which is pumping around 220 million barrels of oil per day (bpd) - a little less than OPEC member Venezuela does - is refocusing on upstream both at home and abroad, Alekperov said.
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"I'm refocusing on taking my product out of San Juan," he told me, as I rode shotgun in his pickup truck past the Carraízo Dam, about 15 miles from Old San Juan.
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Several investment fund firms and brokers have pitched for a leave vote, arguing that this promises greater prosperity by refocusing trading links towards the faster growing economies of Asia and the United States.
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Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty has been refocusing International Business Machines Corp toward faster-growing cloud and analytics services to lower dependence on its traditional hardware products and reverse years of revenue declines.
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We've seen new smartphones this year, but we've also witnessed a renaissance in Wi-Fi routers, a legion of crowdfunded gear, as well as big companies, like Google and Snap, refocusing on hardware.
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"We are glad to finally put this matter behind us and look forward to refocusing all of our attention back on our film business," Red Granite said in a statement on the filing.
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"Aryzta is committed to improving revenue growth by refocusing on its core strengths as a global leader in B21.8B (business-to-business) frozen bakery and European food solutions," it said in a statement.
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Chief Executive Christophe Weber told Reuters on Wednesday that he is now more open to deals after refocusing the company on three key therapeutic areas and launching an overhaul of its research activities.
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It is the latest transformative move for privately held Cargill, which has been refocusing its operations by exiting some lower-margin businesses and expanding into higher-margin endeavors like food ingredients and aquaculture.
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But the new deal Tsipras's government struck with Macedonia that changes its name to North Macedonia has shattered the coalition's honeymoon after Greece's bailout exit in August, refocusing attention on the coalition's contradictions.
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Procrastination helps if you're refocusing your career Whether you're facing a major career shift or working on rebranding yourself, it's hard to network effectively when you don't know what you're aiming for professionally.
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There, in part due to renewed criticism over Jefferson's slave-owning past in popular media, the organization has spent the better part of the last decade refocusing the way it talks about slavery.
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He will also be seeking to continue refocusing the Defense Department's attention on the challenge of confronting Russia and China while also continuing to oversee counter-terrorism campaigns in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
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News Analysis KABUL, Afghanistan — Last year, when President Trump announced a new strategy 16 years into the Afghan war, many in Afghanistan saw it as a much-needed refocusing of the American commitment.
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"I'm just kind of refocusing and seeing what projects come my way," she says, while spending a welcome few days in LA doing press as a spokesperson for La Mer's new Eye Concentrate.
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But Mr. Comey's testimony on Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee sharpened obstruction-of-justice questions while refocusing them on an earlier conversation Mr. Comey said he had with Mr. Trump on Feb.
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Emerging from years of restructuring, the consumer electronics giant is refocusing its business to concentrate on videogames, entertainment and camera sensors and the sale of its battery business was part of that effort.
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In fact, just four months in, it seems Huawei may have already decided to reconsider is expansion into the US, in favor of refocusing its efforts on more welcoming markets like Europe and Asia.
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"For Altaba, it signals a refocusing on the Asian-based assets, but it can also be seen as a legal and tax-efficient way to deal with the break-up of Yahoo," he added.
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"Rebalancing our criminal system and refocusing resources on areas like public health, economic opportunity, and alternatives to incarceration will dramatically reduce mass incarceration and racial disparities in the system," Buttigieg said in the plan.
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The refocusing of Britain's economic policy, for the last six years aimed at balancing the books and heavily reliant on foreign money to replace state infrastructure spending, also carries a potentially huge political prize.
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I think refocusing on characters — how they deal with tragedy and new experiences, and what binds them together — has made it feel revitalized and less like the struggling comic book adaptation it had become.
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Divesting the stake in the Kenyan unit is "a natural next step for this business," and is consistent with the automaker's broader goal of refocusing capital on more profitable markets, a GM spokesman said.
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Baidu has been refocusing its business strategy after the introduction of new advertising regulations, aimed at medical advertising in particular, led to a 16 percent drop in ad customers during quarter ended in September.
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"While the United States will continue significant funding for global health programs, even while refocusing foreign assistance, other stakeholders must do more to contribute their fair share to global health initiatives," the official said.
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The closure of the factory may mean Ford is refocusing on the core of its car business in Latin America's largest economy, based in a much newer factory in the northeastern state of Bahia.
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Fighting has recently escalated in the conflict between the Ukrainian government and Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine, refocusing global attention on a simmering conflict that has strained relations between Russia and the West.
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"The market is refocusing itself on the upcoming data releases and I think that's helping a rethink of where the Federal Reserve's going to be in the second half of the year," he said.
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President Obama, on the other hand, was betting on the trade accord to be a part of his foreign policy legacy, refocusing the American economy toward Asian countries and hedging against China's growing power.
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For lawmakers committed to enhancing public safety and refocusing our prison system on rehabilitation, partisan politics and minor disagreements shouldn't prevent them from reaching across the aisle to make a real difference, right now.
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Monetary policy is now refocusing on market forces rather than zero interest rates, which means that money will flow to where it is needed, not to where some university professors believe it should go.
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Fighting has recently escalated in the conflict between Ukrainian forces and the Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine, refocusing global attention on a simmering conflict that has strained relations between Russia and the West.
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It was time for the healing to begin, and also the refocusing, as the show pivoted from the White Walker clash we've been hearing about for awhile to the final one in King's Landing.
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In internal memos, Trump-administration advisers have referred to NASA's traditional contractors as ''Old Space'' and proposed refocusing its budget on supporting the growth of the private ''New Space'' industry, Politico reported in February.
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The update comes after Microsoft last quarter had what appears to be the best quarter for its Windows business since Satya Nadella became CEO in 2014 and started refocusing the company on the cloud.
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Generali has done an impressive job of refocusing its business and strengthening its balance sheet post-financial crisis and is strong enough to remain independent, Twelve Capital's insurance specialist told CNBC's Squawk Box on Wednesday.
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Refocusing its efforts on games has been a talking point for the Xbox team ever since the disastrous Xbox One launch, where Forza and Halo took a backseat to partnerships with the NFL and Comcast.
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Tighter control of public sector jobs and wages, refocusing education toward the skills needed in the private sector and increasing the competitiveness of nationals in the private sector were among key measures the IMF recommended.
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The consent decree demonstrates the city's "commitment to refocusing police and municipal court practices on public safety, rather than revenue generation," Vanita Gupta, the department's top civil rights prosecutor, said in a letter to Ferguson.
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That refocusing on its home market however leaves RBS more exposed than rivals such as Barclays and HSBC to the risks of a potential sharp economic slowdown when Britain leaves the European Union in March.
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While NFL ratings have slipped, they're still by far the biggest game in town, and if Fox really is refocusing on news and sports, letting NFL rights slip away wouldn't make a lot of sense.
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Greenlight's proxy contest comes during a major overhaul at GM as Chief Executive Mary Barra seeks to jolt the company's lagging stock price and sales by slashing costs and refocusing on the most profitable markets.
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For example, a layer might add values together by refocusing the light from both onto a single area of the next layer — the real calculations are much more complex, but hopefully you get the idea.
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Some downsizing and refocusing is underway at Disqus, the startup incubated at Y-Combinator that became an early mover in the business of offering a plug-in to help online publishers manage comments on stories.
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Elliott – founded by Paul Singer – said in letter to AT&T's board that it hopes to help the telecom company trim unneeded assets and it could see shares above $21.63 after refocusing its business strategy.
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And he touted his success in refocusing the Environmental Protection Agency and "killing" an Obama-era plan that sought to incentivize utilities to cut emissions and switch from coal to natural gas or renewable power.
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Danske Bank, which saw its profit tumble by more than a quarter last year, said that its decision to close operations in Russia and the Baltics was in line with its refocusing on the Nordics.
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He's generally credited with refocusing the company on the cloud computing market, taking it out of a long period of stagnation and turning it into the leading rival to the market-dominating Amazon Web Services.
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In the opening minutes of his speech, Mr. Zuckerberg also told the audience that Facebook was refocusing on how to keep people's personal information private and how to ensure that its platform couldn't be abused.
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That was not a question anybody was asking until the past few weeks, when Biden, refocusing his campaign on diverse states, began describing how a trip to South Africa in the 1970s took a turn.
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I've often recommended them as an easily accessible starting point to anyone interested in coding, and the Bolt, Sphero's first new product since its refocusing efforts, expands what this deceptively simple robot is actually capable of.
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"In the long run," wrote Will Oremus at Slate, some might find they're better off outsourcing their distribution and ad sales to well-funded tech giants and refocusing on what they do best: reporting the news.
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The charge stems from the loss of value of development work on components for a small car and a range of upscale models that the company had to scrap while refocusing its spending on electric vehicles.
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In the past year, Google has minimized product updates to its consumer VR platform, while shuttering some groups focused on creative content production and refocusing efforts on enterprise and consumer products more heavily leveraging machine learning.
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The mission doesn't excuse a bad culture, Siminoff told Axios afterwards, but part of the path forward could be about refocusing on the good work it can do and the lives it is saving every day.
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With the US media understandably refocusing on a shockingly large white supremacist rally on Friday, and then a neo-Nazi terrorist attack that killed one counterprotester on Saturday, North Korea was suddenly out of the headlines.
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When she responded, it was sardonically and slyly, refocusing the discussion on his manic performance: CLINTON: I have a feeling by the end of this evening I'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened.
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That makes the event a bit less fun, but it's not exactly a surprise: Apple has been refocusing WWDC as a software show for quite a few years now, saving its hardware announcements for the fall.
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Now, Congress has the opportunity to make history once more by refocusing on long overdue items in the final days before the end of the year, specifically on the much-needed Energy Policy Modernization Act (EPMA).
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Memory depends on a biochemical process that rebuilds the recalled scene, and that retrieval makes the recollection temporarily vulnerable to incremental revisions — say, refocusing less on the painful part and more on assistance or resilience afterward.
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The company has been striving to reduce its net debt, which stood at 2.8 billion pounds at the end of last year, by offloading assets and refocusing on its city shopping centres and premium outlets division.
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Throughout the four-part "Jeru Concerto," he states many of the melodies on the baritone; it's constantly swirling and refocusing and changing its reference points, but his low, fibrous horn never gets lost among the stars.
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Microsoft is cutting up to 3,000 jobs, most of them from its sales teams outside the U.S. The layoffs are part of a reorganization process that will see the software giant refocusing its efforts on the cloud.
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After a tumultuous launch in 2015, Apple found its balance with Apple Music after a refresh last year, and this time it seems the company is largely just cleaning up and refocusing certain areas of the app.
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The company first said that it was working on bringing voice control to its speakers in August, and the move came on the heels of Sonos reportedly laying off staff and refocusing its efforts on software improvements.
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When it spun off Waymo in early December, Google essentially conceded that it was dropping its plan to build its own car, instead refocusing its efforts on making the hardware and software needed to power self-driving.
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The Fed raised rates for the first time in a decade at its December policy meeting, refocusing debate on when it will take a second step in what it has described as a "gradual" tightening of policy.
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But now, with less than 60 days to go, the network is refocusing, encouraging supporters to donate to their nonprofits tasked primarily with organizing voters in the key Senate states rather than continuing to saturate the airwaves.
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Embraer has said it will use the proceeds to pay off all its debt while refocusing on its two remaining divisions, executive jets and defense, both of which have been lossmakers for the company in recent quarters.
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Marine Le Pen watered down her anti-euro stance, which has proved unpopular beyond the party's core fans, after the election, refocusing the party on migration and security as other far-right parties in Europe have done.
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Shares of General Electric jumped Monday after the firm said Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt is stepping down, raising speculation that activist investor Nelson Peltz could have his way in refocusing GE on growing its industrial business.
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STC had reported falling profits in six of the preceding seven quarters, stalling an improvement in its bottom line that had been sparked by the operator trimming its international ambitions and refocusing on its lucrative home market.
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STC had reported falling profits in seven of the preceding eight quarters, stalling an improvement in its bottom line that had been sparked by the operator trimming its international ambitions and refocusing on its lucrative home market.
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The data also showed that 30,000 more jobs were added in December and January than previously reported, helping ease fears the U.S. economy was heading into recession and refocusing attention on the case for future rate hikes.
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While Trump rejected the isolationist label some placed on him during the campaign, he made clear that his preference was for limiting the US footprint around the world and refocusing US foreign policy around core national security interests.
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To grandstand about their commitment to conservatism at the start of the year and set high legislative aspirations, before refocusing after the summer on special interest gimmes and "must-pass" priorities that inspire no one outside the Beltway?
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Now in the hands of Cher Wang, HTC seems like a more harmonious company, and its refocusing around the promising Vive VR headset has been accompanied by one of its most accomplished flagships in this year's HTC 10.
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STC had reported falling profit in five of the preceding six quarters, stalling a sudden improvement in its bottom line that had been sparked by the operator trimming its international ambitions and refocusing on its lucrative home market.
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Still, more than half of the firms said that demand from the United States was lifting their sales outlook, with some companies refocusing their efforts south of the border in light of the depreciation of the Canadian dollar.
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But in a move reminiscent of his old friend George Steinbrenner rehiring Billy Martin as manager of the Yankees, Trump announced this week that he is putting tax reform on the backburner and refocusing his attention on healthcare.
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STC had reported falling profits in five of the preceding six quarters, stalling a sudden improvement in its bottom line that had been sparked by the operator trimming its international ambitions and refocusing on its lucrative home market.
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Petrofac has been refocusing on its core business of manufacturing and designing equipment and storage facilities for oil and gas companies after a tough period when its upstream investments turned soured following the 2015 collapse in oil prices.
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Mr. Trump had said little about Afghanistan, either since taking office or during his presidential bid, although his "America First" campaign message envisioned a turn away from foreign military intervention and a refocusing on addressing challenges at home.
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Washington (CNN)A vehicle accident that killed one cadet from the US Military Academy and injured 21 others Thursday is refocusing attention on a startling statistic -- more American service members are dying during training exercises than in combat operations.
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The 151-year-old grain trader has recently been refocusing its operations by exiting lower-margin businesses and expanding deeper into higher-margin endeavors, like food ingredients and aquaculture, to capitalize on consumer trends such as simpler ingredient labels.
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Baidu has been refocusing its business strategy after Chinese authorities cracked down last year on medical advertising, once a lucrative business sector for the firm, which led to a steep drop in sales in the latter half of 2016.
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But the newsflow was "not good", Sewing added as S&P questioned his ability to get Deutsche Bank back to profit after three years of losses by scaling back its global investment bank and refocusing on Europe and Germany.
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He went on to claim credit for refocusing the alliance on terrorism, something it has been doing for over a decade, most notably by deploying troops to Afghanistan in 2002 to support the US take down of al Qaeda.
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The removal of the political risk associated with Macron's rival Marine Le Pen - who had vowed to take France out of the euro - leaves investors refocusing on the pace of monetary policy normalisation in Europe and the United States.
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One of the reasons for this refocusing, according to Fox, is that that Google no longer wants to try to "do everything in one app," but instead make each of its app more focused on its target use case.
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Why it's a big deal: This signals that GE chief exec John Flanney is serious about refocusing his struggling company, with GE Lighting also on the block and continued speculation that GE could separate its three major business units.
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Zara quietly launched a new category and is refocusing its retail strategy to expand its e-comm (in lieu of aggressively expanding its roster of store locations), while H&M continues to grow its upscale, sustainable Conscious Exclusive range.
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BRUSSELS, July 18 (Reuters) - Denmark's Vestjysk Bank gained EU regulatory approval on Tuesday for a restructuring plan which includes Danish private investors buying the government's 81.5 percent stake in the bank and refocusing its activities on its core business.
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Snapchat launched $0.99 replays on top of the one free one you got per day, but along with the shut down of the Lens store that launched in November and closed in January, Snapchat is refocusing on making money through ads.
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That feature told a mostly unrelated story, refocusing the spotlight even more squarely on Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow after Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley (who play series stars Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann, respectively) declined to sign on for another installment.
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"Rebalancing our criminal system and refocusing resources on areas like public health, economic opportunity, and alternatives to incarceration will dramatically reduce mass incarceration and racial disparities in the system," Buttigieg's plan, which was first shared with Vox on Friday, notes.
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"Profit margins for China's steel mills have declined from the peaks reached in the December 2017 quarter and there are now signs that steel mills are refocusing on costs, resulting in increased demand for Fortescue's ... lower iron content ores," it said.
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Then he proposed refocusing the firm around three core business areas—aviation, power and health care—and a divestment of $20bn in assets (out of total assets of $365bn), along with other tweaks such as changes to the board of directors.
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The edtech firm was one of the early providers of MOOCs, before low pass rates seemingly triggered a reprogramming of its business model, with Udacity refocusing on the tech space — offering so-called 'nanodegrees' in topics like AI and blockchain.
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J.C. Penney - which is in turnaround mode and refocusing more on clothing as it tries to counter falling footfall - said in May that sales at stores open for at least a year had fallen more than expected during the first quarter.
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"Through this transaction, we are refocusing our business," said Richard Francis, the Sandoz division head, adding the disposal would allow him to focus on products such as biosimilars, or near-copies of rival's biological drug blockbusters whose patents have expired.
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It can facilitate this by funding incubators, hosting events to attract investors and introducing them to the local entrepreneurs, refocusing the public university system to emphasize entrepreneurial skills and revamp a municipal and central tax system currently hostile to start-ups.
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Eldeeb is making a pivot to PivotSo, Eldeeb is essentially relaunching his startup, refocusing it on the consumer market — and getting ready to vye with Peloton, not to mention other new in-home fitness technology products such as Mirror's smart mirror.
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However, Moogfest, an electronic music and technology festival set to take place in Durham next weekend, is taking the opposite approach and refocusing the event as a demonstration against the law, which is commonly referred to as House Bill 2.
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"We are reducing today the size of the editorial team by approximately 50 percent and refocusing much of our talent on breaking news - especially in the areas of crime, civil justice and public responsibility," Tronc said in a memo to staff.
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In recent weeks, the area around the government-held town of Avdiyivka has seen some of the heaviest artillery fire of the past two years, refocusing global attention on a simmering conflict that has strained relations between Russia and the West.
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Sewing admitted last week that the newsflow was "not good" as S&P questioned his ability to get Deutsche Bank back to profit after three years of losses by scaling back its global investment bank and refocusing on Europe and Germany.
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"The renegotiated rents at BHS's loss-making stores will drastically improve the financial viability of BHS, giving the group the necessary financial flexibility to invest in the future of the company through resetting, refocusing and rebuilding the business," the firm said.
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Opera had a couple of tumultuous years behind it, but it looks like the Norwegian browser maker (now in the hands of a Chinese consortium) is finding its stride again and refocusing its efforts on its flagship mobile and desktop browsers.
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I could see by the abstracted refocusing in Yola's dominant eye that she was scrolling through my CV on her memtax, learning, maybe, that I was a somewhat exceptional, but basically jumped-up thief whose ambitions had exceeded his powers.
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Both "Smart Power" and especially "The Last Ceremony" seem designed to correct this trend, first by having Serena Joy and the Commander be confronted with the international opinion of Gilead, then by refocusing the story on June all at once.
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The end of Windows 7 was such a boost that it helped lead to what appears to be the best quarter for its Windows business since Satya Nadella became CEO in 2014 and started refocusing the company on the cloud.
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Metro, whose shares are down a third so far this year, has been refocusing on its core cash-and-carry business, selling its Kaufhof department stores and splitting from electronics chain Ceconomy last year - which retained a 10 percent stake.
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As a result, Ackman is refocusing the firm, announcing last Friday that he would be laying off 10 people -- one investment professional and the rest from the operational side of the firm, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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But by refocusing away from the Islamic State, Toboni and Wakefield show that looting is much more than just an Islamic State problem and bring attention to the oft-neglected root of most of the world's tomb raiding: socio-economic unrest.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration and Republicans in the U.S. Congress, unable to fully fund a U.S.-Mexico border wall, are refocusing their immigration agenda on a proposal for simpler, faster deportations of undocumented children and families from Central America.
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While NASA is refocusing its efforts on exploring the unknown parts of space, countries like China and India are seeking to make their mark, hoping to end the dominance of Russia and the U.S. as the world's foremost space-going nations.
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Sobi said the refocusing of its research and development operations, at a cost of 100–200 million crowns in 2019, would lead to annual savings of 200–300 million from 2020 that would allow it to invest more in late-stage development projects.
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The IDR was affirmed at 'B-' because the company has no imminent liquidity shortage, and it has been strengthening its business profile by rising exposure to projects in the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta areas and refocusing on residential projects.
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RBS itself was bailed out by the UK government to the tune of 45 billion pounds ($58 billion) in 2008 and has spent the last decade cutting costs, restructuring its balance sheet, and refocusing on core domestic UK business and consumer lending.
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McCormick & Company, an American producer of spices and herbs that counts Thai Kitchen and Schwartz among its labels, offered to pay $4.2bn for the food business of Reckitt Benckiser, a British consumer-goods group that is refocusing its business on its other products.
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The removal of the political risk investors had associated with Le Pen - who had promised to take France out of the euro - leaves them refocusing on economic fundamentals and the relative pace of monetary policy normalisation in Europe and the United States.
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"Now that the French election is out of the way, political risk has fallen in Europe, and markets are refocusing on monetary policy, where the focus is on imminent tightening from the ECB," said Commerzbank currency strategist Thu Lan Nguyen, in Frankfurt.
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The removal of the political risk investors had associated with Le Pen – who had promised to take France out of the euro - leaves them refocusing on economic fundamentals and the relative pace of monetary policy normalization in Europe and the United States.
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U.S.-based Lilly, which took its Elanco animal health unit public in September, has been refocusing on high-growth areas such as cancer as well as maintaining its leadership position in the diabetes market to drive growth as older treatments face increasing competition.
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Meanwhile, IBM is refocusing its 2020 Call for Code Global Challenge developer contest on not only solving problems related to global climate change, which was this year's original charter, but also solving issues around the growing virus crisis by building open-source tooling.
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"Oscar López Rivera agreeing to step aside from any formal role in the parade is a critical step forward in refocusing our city's attention on the more important issues facing Puerto Rico," said the statement, which was attributed to Mr. de Blasio.
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This means refocusing our attention onto individuals who may never pull a trigger or detonate an improvised explosive device but who, through their preaching and mentoring, encourage dozens or even hundreds of fellow believers to walk ever further down the path of jihad.
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"When we created the festival it was dealing more with the issues of how technology was changing our lives, and refocusing on how art can have an enormous impact on our interior lives," Jane Moss, Lincoln Center's artistic director, said in an interview.
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While Mirantis started out as an OpenStack specialist, the company has added other managed cloud services over time and is currently in the process of refocusing many of its activities on application delivery — and at the core of that is now the Spinnaker project.
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"The soon-to-be old team has done a good job tidying up and refocusing, whilst still leaving plenty of scope for the new team," he added, flagging significant remaining upside for investors as the bank moves toward a targeted 10 percent return on equity.
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Successfully refocusing the group's business profile towards growth markets and wealth management will in our view depend on the ability to continue reducing legacy exposures, generate sustained and robust profitability in the resized sales and trading business, and favourable macroeconomic conditions, particularly in Asia-Pacific.
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Training: With budget cuts looming, refocusing expenditures for training on core skills — language, cultural studies and diplomatic tradecraft — instead of training that cannot show a direct link to "advancing U.S. interests and keeping America and partners safe" becomes not only wise but unavoidably necessary.
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As its next big step since refocusing its energies around mobile last year, the company has refreshed its iOS and Android apps to better surface videos according to the user's taste, while also enlisting curators and hosts for its slate of shortform video content.
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It's not just about a name change and refocusing the company and the brand, it also involves several new cloud-native products that the company has built to serve the type of audience, the more mature organization, that the new name was inspired by.
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Six hundred bankers have already been let go since Christian Sewing took over last month as Deutsche's chief executive officer and announced a plan to scale back its global investment bank, refocusing on Europe and its home market after three consecutive years of losses.
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Bullock, one of more than half a dozen Democratic candidates who missed out on qualifying for Thursday's debate, is refocusing his campaign on Iowa, mounting a long-shot effort to break through with a surprise result in the first-in-the-nation caucus state.
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Yet many counterterrorism specialists voiced concern that refocusing resources and political capital could go too far and give violent extremists time and space to regroup and rebound — much as the Islamic State did in 2000, emerging from the ashes of Al Qaeda in Iraq.
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If anything makes the special relationship less important going forward, it will either be the strengthening of the EU as a foreign policy actor—and how Britain responds to that—or the refocusing of US foreign policy away from Europe and Russia and toward the Middle East.
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As for what the refocusing will mean for the employees currently working on the wearable side of things at Adidas, a spokesperson for the company told Women's Wear Daily, "I don't know that 'layoff' is the right word[…]hopefully finding them other places in the organization."
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Fitch expects leverage to stay at around 2123%-70% in the next 12-18 months - given the inevitable high development expenditure following its refocusing on residential products, and its plan to launch sales in cities such as Wenzhou, Changzhou and Qingyuan, where its inventory level is low.
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I've talked a lot about how this season [we're refocusing the show on] fun and joy and laughter, and my commitment has been to make sure there's laughter in every episode — even the ones where the stories that we're telling are quite painful and quite dark.
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Jury selection moved swiftly as the trial kicked off at a federal courthouse in northern Virginia, refocusing the special counsel probe for at least the next several weeks on the veteran operative's alleged tax evasion and eye-popping spending habits – but not Russia's 2016 election meddling.
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The emergence of the electric vehicle and demand among investors and consumers for cleaner energy to limit climate change has pushed the European side of Big Oil to take baby steps towards refocusing their businesses from oil production and refining to electricity via natural gas and renewables.
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The Obama administration had also called for refocusing its attention to the Asia-Pacific region -- the Pacific pivot, as it was known -- but many Republican critics say the pivot never materialized, as the military had to keep efforts focused on ISIS and the war in Afghanistan.
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Refocusing CVE efforts largely on Islam would "alienate Muslim organizations and individuals in the United States", the senators wrote to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Secretary of Defense James Mattis, Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly and Wade Warren, acting administrator for the U.S. Agency for International Development.
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Peter V. Neffenger, the T.S.A. administrator, said the agency had taken steps to address some of the issues raised by members of Congress, including starting a program to retrain all security screeners and refocusing the agency's mission on security rather than merely speeding passengers through lines.
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Refocusing CVE efforts on Islam would "alienate Muslim organizations and individuals in the United States" the senators wrote to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Secretary of Defense James Mattis, Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly and Wade Warren, acting administrator for the U.S. Agency for International Development.
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The staffers affected were the managing editor and the features editor, each of whom wrote and edited original content on the primarily aggregated site, indicating a refocusing on aggregation for the brand that in the past few years had branched out to publishing original writing and video.
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WASHINGTON — Just as a rapidly spreading impeachment investigation has riveted attention on whether President Trump tried to pressure a foreign ally to bolster his 2020 campaign, a criminal trial set to open in Washington is refocusing attention on the last presidential election, and Russia's interference in it.
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The new chief executive, Mauricio Gutierrez, told investors last month that NRG was refocusing on its core business and was in negotiations concerning the fate of the home solar and electric vehicle charging divisions that he expected to complete in the second quarter of this year.
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"We have therefore decided to retain and restructure our Turkish operations, maintaining our wholesale banking business and refocusing our retail banking network," Gulliver said, as HSBC released its annual earnings.. Gulliver had said in November that disposal of its business in Turkey will take a little longer.
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Such works were not merely conduits of outrage in the face of repression, injustice, incompetence, and corruption; they were correctives to an aesthetic that referred only to itself, a refocusing of art on the body, and a realignment of concerns from the formal to the social and political.
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"We have assessed every value-creating component of the company and, with our Way Forward Plan, we will build on our strengths, refocusing on our core brands and instilling a financial discipline that is highly focused on return on investment," President and CEO Stefan Larsson said, in a statement.
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Like homes, schools are quickly picking up on the benefits of smart speaker deployment, and using AskMyClass teachers now can let those speakers handle a range of daily tasks, from vocabulary reviews to refocusing exercises — the software can even take notes and make lists for teachers on the go.
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Juggling tasks divides your attention, increases the time spent refocusing on important tasks (making you less productive), often gives people the impression that you aren't completely focused on them (because you're not), and robs you of a powerful focus you could be directing towards a single important task.
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That's long enough that the user might notice it happens, but the whole process of redirecting and refocusing one's gaze takes perhaps three or four times that long — so the changes in the device will be complete by the time the user's eyes would normally be at rest again.
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Hakeem makes a half-baked plea to Laura, asserting that the melee inside the venue is under control, but the wedding is still off; Andre seems resigned to letting Rhonda go; and Lucious wasted little time in refocusing his attention on keeping Empire — and himself — safe from the law.
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If the 28 pages had been released back in 2002, the revelations might have helped stop the Iraq invasion by refocusing attention where it belonged: on possible real links between Al Qaeda and Saudi royals, rather than the fantasy links between Al Qaeda and Saddam pushed by Dick Cheney.
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Status: Stuck in the middle 239-210 last season Key newcomers: Domantas Sabonis, Victor Oladipo, Cory Joseph, Darren Collison, Bojan Bogdanovic, T.J. Leaf (draft) Key departures: Paul George, Monta Ellis Outlook: An optimist would say the Pacers were refocusing the team on a youth movement centered around Myles Turner.
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But Vizcarra, whom most Peruvians could not name in a poll two weeks ago, must now repair relations with Congress while refocusing the government on its stalled plans, such as building sorely-needed infrastructure and housing in a region hit by severe flooding more than a year ago.
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When: Wednesday, September 21, 6:30pm Where: James Gallery, CUNY Graduate Center (365 Fifth Avenue, Midtown, Manhattan) Artist (and Hyperallergic contributor) Chloë Bass makes work about the ways that people interact in public space, refocusing our attention on the decisions we make and the motions we perform without even noticing them.
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There is a shift, and if you look at films that have been very successful recently — surprising successes like Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, which was a surprise hit because it dealt with people of a certain age who were refocusing and changing their lives so they could carry on having adventures.
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"The agreement also will ensure that the city's stated commitment to refocusing police and municipal court practices on public safety, rather than revenue generation, takes root and will not be undone," Vanita Gupta, head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, wrote in a letter to Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III.
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"They are really refocusing into oncology and that's going to take some time - to make that transition - so I think its going to be a difficult time for the pharma business," said John Rountree, a partner at Novasecta Ltd, a biopharma consulting firm, adding that the vaccine business is growing.
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Even that is just scratching the surface of what can be done with two cameras on a phone with as much processing power as the iPhone 7 Plus, and I'm really hoping Apple allows third-party developers to tap into the system and experiment with possibilities like refocusing and perspective shifts.
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"We will be refocusing our efforts on lobbying Congress for action against monopolized tech giants, exploring options to file a formal complaint with the FTC, and building a new decentralized internet that prevents gatekeepers like Google from ever being in a position of centralized power again," the blog post reads.
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In another step that is sure to make progressives happy, Sanders' campaign said he would do away with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection agencies and spread their duties around to different parts of the government, while refocusing border enforcement on drugs and firearms, rather than people.
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What I found was more fascinating than anything I could have imagined: not just an urban plan, but a vision for a different way of living in the 21st century, one that steps back from many of the mistakes of the auto-besotted 20th century, refocusing on health and community.
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But the spending, and some of it was on defense obviously, but then there's -- will there be any -- in your view, you're a China trade guy, but in your view, any refocusing on spending and ways to curtail that in the next four years if the President is re-elected?
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Click here to read more BI Prime storiesMicrosoft&aposs Windows business appears to have just had its best quarter at least since Satya Nadella became CEO in 2014 and started refocusing the company on the cloud – and it&aposs all thanks to the demise of its popular Windows 7 operating system.
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The strike also affected broader market sentiment, refocusing attention on copper's notoriously disruption-prone supply chain and laying the foundations for London three-month metal's subsequent third-quarter ascent to the $7,000-per tonne level Critically, however, the walk-out ended with absolutely zero resolution of the underlying differences between management and unions.
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It makes sense, then, that the company is refocusing to try and cement its spot in the workplace; to shed its image as "just" a file storage company (in a time when just about every big company has its own cloud storage offering) and evolve into something more immutably core to daily operations.
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The company's founder said that Groups will be centered in Facebook's redesign, a refocusing that brings to the foreground the tension inherent in what Facebook is trying to do: If groups become more private, how will they deal with misinformation, hackers, criminals and spammers that have made Facebook groups such fertile ground for abuse?
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE promised that his administration will "lead the way to the stars" by refocusing NASA back on space exploration.
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Other components in TOPPS include performance planning, in which athletes prioritize available performance programs, methods of improving motivation, communication skills training (with family, coaches and teammates), environmental- and self-control skills training (including organization strategies, methods of refocusing undesired thoughts, diaphragmatic breathing, problem-solving, imagery), dream job development, job getting skills training and financial management.
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But by choosing to be front and center, and by single-handedly refocusing the party's closing argument around immigration and race at a time when top Republicans believed that robust economic numbers could have been more persuasive, Trump will own the biggest loss for Republicans whether he wants to or not: crushing defeats in suburbs across the country.
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By refocusing on its higher-margin camera business (and building out a better internal customer research team), GoPro has not only been able to increase the amount of money it's taking in with each sale, but it has also gotten better at driving customers to the top-tier camera it sells, the $73 Hero 7 Black.
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The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation announced at the time that it was refocusing its search on five areas within running distance of Jack's home and appealed to the public to contact a tip line if they remembered seeing Tibbetts near any of those areas, which include a car wash, a truck stop, and a hog farm.
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China is also expected to see a higher levels of flotations as the country's market regulator looks to clear the pipeline by approving bigger deals now that equity markets have stabilized, according to EY. "In developed markets, some companies have hit the pause button and are refocusing their energies on preparing for 2017," the report added.
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SoftBank likely had the Vision Fund on its mind when it decided to rescue WeWorkA former app economy wunderkind is now aiming to disrupt the venture world with his own investment company, and he's using Facebook ads as his secret weaponHere's why the founder of a beloved productivity app is refocusing his startup incubator on health from artificial intelligence
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After three years at the law firm White & Case in New York, angling to get on every foreign assignment she could, she quit and began working for a series of nonprofit groups, refocusing on what she figured to be the most grievous violation of international law that her country was actively carrying out — the detentions at Guantánamo Bay.
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In Kenya, it entails, for example, reining in and refocusing the Kenya Wildlife Service, the organization that manages national parks (Ol Pejeta is not managed by KWS) and that has been accused by Human Rights Watch and local community members of extrajudicial killings and disappearing people, often from minority groups, under the cover of fighting terrorism and poaching.
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It was, in fact, as a result of that priority that Pence made his promise seven months ago — which was followed up two months later with a plan to funnel $35 million in aid directly to the suffering minorities, while refocusing and closely supervising another $150 million or so in aid to be handled — as in the past — by United Nations agencies.
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I am going to meet with the Special Prosecutor to explain this is very unfair and let the Special Prosecutor move forward with investigating election meddling for future elections ... In other words, Trump wanted Sessions to reverse his recusal from overseeing the Russia probe, and to announce that he was refocusing that probe to only pertain to "future elections" rather than 2016.
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"This decision reflects a refocusing of our strategy on those Latin American markets where we have existing scale in our portfolio and where we have identified growth opportunities for our private banking business, in particular Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Mexico," HSBC's Peter Boyles, chief executive of global private banking, said in the memo, the contents of which were confirmed by a bank spokesman.
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No, it's not so out-and-out gimmicky as that, with the dual-lenses rather being put to work to — Huawei claims — enhance photography via improved color/clarity, and to support features such as refocusing after the fact (as Lytro previously tried with dedicated camera hardware; but as ever if it can become a feature on a smartphone it will… ).
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Read more:The conversation around Demi Lovato&aposs relapse shows why the social stigma of addiction needs to endDemi Lovato says she&aposs refocusing on her &apossobriety and road to recovery&apos after being hospitalized due to an apparent overdoseDemi Lovato says balancing exercise with her eating disorder recovery is a &aposlearning process&aposHere are all of the Grammy Awards 2020 nominees
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His reporting on the plan, its implementation, and its possible future was eye-opening: What I found was more fascinating than anything I could have imagined: not just an urban plan, but a vision for a different way of living in the 21st century, one that steps back from many of the mistakes of the auto-besotted 20th century, refocusing on health and community.
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Asset Quality Improving Gradually: Sunshine 100 is refocusing its resources on better-located projects to boost its sales performance from 0003, especially in the Yangtze River Delta which accounted for around 82% of newly acquired land by GFA in the last two years; 38% of attributable land reserves is located in the more developed Yangtze River and Pearl River Delta, up from 34% at end-2014.
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The assets, which include antibiotics and treatments for central nerve diseases, could fetch between $200 million and $300 million and attract interest from companies in Asia, Bloomberg reported here Lilly, which took its Elanco animal health unit public in September, has been refocusing on high-profit areas such as cancer as well as maintaining its leadership position in the diabetes market to drive growth as older treatments face increasing competition.
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Read more:Demi Lovato deactivated her Twitter after facing backlash over comments about rapper 21 Savage being taken into ICE custodyDemi Lovato accuses video game's Instagram ad of fat shaming, calling it 'absolutely harmful'Demi Lovato says she's refocusing on her 'sobriety and road to recovery' after being hospitalized due to an apparent overdose Demi Lovato posted a close-up video showing off her cellulite — and fans are loving it
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"By bringing our costs in line with our revenue and refocusing our product strategy, we believe we can continue to grow the overall business both in enterprise and consumer segments in fiscal 2019 and beyond, while also achieving a break-even position in terms of both cash flow and EBITA, which will ensure that we can continue to do our important work," Thrun wrote toward the end of the email to employees.
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In a market full of competition, even the largest of the bunch, Tile, has worked on refocusing its own remit under a new CEO, taking strategic investment from Comcast to develop products with the broadband giant as it tries to tap into more connected home opportunities and the promises of IoT (before other tech players like Amazon, Google and Apple once again eat up what could have been an obvious carrier opportunity, as they have done in other areas).
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Read more about startups and venture capital:Here's why the founder of a beloved productivity app is refocusing his startup incubator on health from artificial intelligenceAn Austin startup used this pitch deck to raise $14 million to help real estate agents, plumbers, and other small businesses operators better market themselves onlineHere's the pitch deck that Silicon Valley startup Arrcus used to raise $30 million to take on Cisco and Arista NetworksThis VC's firm backed Fitbit and Ring.
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Expect three things over the next months: a harder line from the government on illegal immigrants to contain the effects of Ms. Merkel's open border policy; a debate on a way to repair the social and economic rifts created by Europeanization; and a refocusing on a part of the electorate that feels left behind by a public debate that has dealt too much with issues like gender and too little with pressing problems like housing shortages.
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His campaign hopes to regain its footing, and the upper hand, by refocusing public attention on the latest scandal to embroil Mr. Netanyahu: Allegations that he improperly authorized the sale of advanced German-made submarines to Egypt without the approval of top military officials, possibly at a cost to Israel's national security, and engaged in self-dealing, through a financial stake in a company that supplied the shipyard that built the Egyptian subs and several Israeli warships.
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If China slowed down to that point where raw materials supply chain are disrupted, but this refocusing on the domestic economy is not something that is new, and for the last 3 years or so, the Chinese authorities have agreed, and I think you know all of us were quite supportive of that shift and that rotation, have agreed to refocus on their domestic market, to be less export-driven, and to actually reduce the imbalance created by the surplus.
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Read more:SoftBank likely had the Vision Fund on its mind when it decided to rescue WeWorkA former app economy wunderkind is now aiming to disrupt the venture world with his own investment company, and he's using Facebook ads as his secret weaponHere's why the founder of a beloved productivity app is refocusing his startup incubator on health from artificial intelligenceAn Austin startup used this pitch deck to raise $14 million to help real estate agents, plumbers, and other small businesses operators better market themselves online
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BW: No, no, not-, not at all, and, you know, Chinese growth, in that-, in that 6, 10% range, is still very strong, and we-, you've got to remember, this is the second biggest economy in the world, and you can't grow exponentially, when you've become that big, so of course the growth is going to moderate, and it's certainly been weighed on, on the margin, by some policy actions in China, so to-, to clean up the shadow banking system, for example, and through a refocusing of the investment dollars, certainly over much of 2018, away from the-, the state-owned infrastructure sectors, a little bit more in to building a service and-, and consumer economy, that obviously went in to reverse a little bit towards the end of the year, but, no, we're not-, we're not discouraged at all, the-, over half of global growth, over the next five years, is still likely to come from the emerging Asian markets, that's-, that's the engine-, that's the growth engine for the world, and it's critical that we get that right, but not-, not discouraged by what we've seen in China so far.
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