Instead of saying "continue to reinvest after QE ends ", the statement said" continue to reinvest after the first rate rise".
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But every single one of the ultra-millionaires, that thinnest one tenth of 1% slice at the top, they've got to take, in my view, 2%, that's not unreasonable, to say, 'You're gonna put that back into the kitty to reinvest for childcare, to reinvest to bring down the student loan debt burden, to reinvest in a Green New Deal, to reinvest in a future for all of America.
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"Surveys would show the vast majority of businesses are going to do just what we say, reinvest in their workers, reinvest in their factories, pay people more money, higher wages," he said.
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I usually just try to reinvest it back into itself.
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At this point, they can reinvest their knowledge into startups.
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Here, you reinvest your profit to make your company bigger.
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Cisco plans to reinvest the money into faster growing divisions.
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I believe America needs to reinvest in our manufacturing industry.
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He then doubled down and didn't reinvest in oil infrastructure.
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But there is nothing will stay there unless you reinvest.
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"It's important to reinvest in the business," he told Cramer.
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In addition, when your investors allow you to reinvest 100 cents on the consumer dollar, whereas the other three only get to reinvest somewhere between 49 and 90 cents, you're just going to win.
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But before the Mets reinvest, they should consider the Yankees' experiences.
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First, the central bank will reinvest the proceeds from maturing bonds.
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"Give yourself the flexibility to reinvest 12 months down the road."
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Charles Schumer, D-NY, said companies should reinvest their capital differently.
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"Any profit we make will reinvest back in networks," he says.
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Should they reinvest their profits in shale or in greener technologies?
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The retailer intends to reinvest more than $20183 billion through 22018.
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WorldRemit will reinvest potential profits to fuel rapid expansion, Ahmed said.
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It plans to reinvest VerticalScope's free cash flow in its growth.
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They're going to go reinvest that money back in the market.
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"They could reinvest that money into more rental assistance," she said.
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A: Reinvest the money you make to improve your existing company.
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Mr. Cokes isolates words in order to reinvest them with meaning.
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"While it would be more attractive to reinvest internally generated cash-flow into organic growth opportunities via capex and R&D, companies find it difficult to consistently reinvest retained earnings at attractive returns," the note said.
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UBER CEO DARA KHOSROWSHAHI SAYS WE WILL AGGRESSIVELY REINVEST IN OUR BUSINESSES
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Neuberger Berman will then reinvest in Engineering through one of its funds.
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But is it a good time to reinvest in your maturing startups?
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He later said he would reinvest in Apple if his concerns ebbed.
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Customers enjoy a broader selection and Amazon reaps more profits to reinvest.
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The business model and numbers were convincing enough for Upfront to reinvest.
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The initiative inspired other young restaurant owners to reinvest in the city.
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As one bond matures, you reinvest the principal in a new bond.
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I think that small businesses are not able to reinvest money easily.
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Then, you need to divine the best time to reinvest your money.
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AGAIN INSTEAD OF PAYING MONEY TO US, REINVEST MONEY IN THE BUSINESS.
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The important thing is to invest and reinvest in safety and service.
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Some of the money will be used to reinvest in the business.
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Congress designed tax laws to encourage companies to reinvest in the American economy.
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If you'd rather not spend the money, you can always reinvest your funds.
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EQT will use some proceeds to reinvest in a very small Sportradar stake.
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And you can reinvest the tax savings to further grow your portfolio's value.
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The company plans to reinvest $70 million in existing factories across the country.
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"Investors will be able to cash these rebates and reinvest them" he said.
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Cutting corporate taxes allows companies to reinvest in their businesses, Hassett told reporters.
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We can reinvest in and rebuild our neglected communities with courageous federal leadership.
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Smaller companies have often fracked frenetically, eager to reinvest proceeds and chase growth.
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The way we are taxed on our profits makes it difficult to reinvest.
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It will use some proceeds to reinvest in a very small Sportradar stake.
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Shareholders can reinvest that money into startups or purchases that boost the economy.
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Beyond Meat is sacrificing near-term profits to reinvest in growth, he explained.
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They plan to reinvest the surplus in setting up a leather goods business.
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Centamin said it stands ready to reinvest if a modern mining law is introduced.
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Overall, these firms now have the same propensity to reinvest as other listed companies.
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If they can reinvest those profits at high returns they are even more so.
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In practice, European companies largely abandoned plans to reinvest in Iran after Trump's decision.
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First, we need to reinvest in ourselves to maintain our technological and competitive edge.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Activist investor Knight Vinke could be tempted to reinvest in UBS UBSG.
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Why give out tips or vast government checks when you can "reinvest" in yourself?
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We reinvest organically and that will produce profit contributions in two or three years.
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It gives states incentives to reinvest in higher education to reduce costs for students.
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Then they repay loan, and we reinvest the money in another veteran entrepreneur's business.
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"These are businesses that will reinvest those funds to help create growth," he said.
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This is a direct result of continuously neglecting to reinvest in our crumbling infrastructure.
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CZI's Landed fund will soak up both, and reinvest proceeds in other down payments.
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AND SECONDLY, I WANTED TO REINVEST AND INCREASE THE INNOVATION PARTICULARLY IN OUR CORE.
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Liberal DemocratsScrap Brexit and reinvest an estimated £50 billion "Remain bonus" in public services.
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That awesome service in turn drives profitability, which we then reinvest in our people.
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EST, encouraging us to connect with others and reinvest our time in our relationships.
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The idea is that these businesses will reinvest those higher returns and stimulate growth.
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Savvy financial advisory firms will find ways to reinvest earnings into creating a technology platform.
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" It added: "Congress designed tax laws to encourage companies to reinvest in the American economy.
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With a ladder, you can reinvest the proceeds and interest as your bonds reach maturity.
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We can either come together to reinvest … or we can take profits and fall behind.
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Shareholders can pocket this cash or reinvest it to buy more of the company's stock.
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BANK OF ENGLAND SAYS WILL REINVEST MATURING CASH FLOWS FROM CORPORATE BOND HOLDINGS FROM SEPT.
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Social enterprises, which reinvest their profits in causes, are often the benefactors of these funds.
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It also allows companies to reinvest and grow their operations without triggering additional CFIUS reviews.
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The caps make it harder to rehabilitate buildings and reinvest in the deteriorating main streets.
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But this ratio cannot increase indefinitely without hurting firms' ability to reinvest in their businesses.
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In February last year, Target said it would reinvest more than $23 billion through 21.38.
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This type of financing enables investors to make acquisitions, expand or reinvest in the business.
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Some companies may reinvest it, including spending on technology like cloud computing and cyber security.
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The company will reinvest 250 million euros of the total savings in its own brands.
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That's how you pick up the pieces after failure and reinvest, reinvent, reshape, and succeed.
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I think they're going to continue to reinvest in here to grow internationally, in particular.
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By exempting the income that businesses reinvest, the government would essentially be taxing consumed profits.
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In February last year, Target said it would reinvest more than $235 billion through 212.
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It allows investors to defer tax on any unrealised capital gains they reinvest in the zones.
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Probably. But there's a nostalgic charm that drives me to reinvest in my favorite old games.
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I own my own start-up and reinvest all of my profits into expanding my business.
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For now, the Fed continues to reinvest the proceeds from maturing bonds back into new securities.
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To stay in the race Xiaomi will probably reinvest most of the expected $10bn IPO proceeds.
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In industries where it makes sense to reinvest retained earnings, the gap is much greater still.
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And yet, Apple doesn't have to reinvest a fraction of its profits in things like ResearchKit.
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"It's real money that we really need to reinvest into deferred maintenance and infrastructure backlog," Gen.
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We continue to like businesses that we can find synergies that we can reinvest behind growth.
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Along with a limited forward pipeline, this left investors scrambling for opportunities to reinvest the cash.
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The insurers must try to reinvest the proceeds in a way that earns a similar return.
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The key issue for investors seeking to reinvest is a lack of deals to invest in.
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Why not reinvest that revenue directly back into the domestic steel industry through R&D funding?
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Still, Moskow said Smucker needs to reinvest in its business through aggressive advertising or product innovation.
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Since then, we've done nothing but hold and reinvest our dividends and gains in new shares.
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But more importantly, we share disgust at our universities' failures to disclose, divest, and ethically reinvest.
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Agencies will reinvest the savings realized by using the direct funds to purchase more new technology.
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Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP) will automatically reinvest into stocks or ETF cash dividends Robinhood users receive.
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He said the state set aside a $65 million fund to help reinvest in the community.
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Revenues come from company dividends, and its mandate is to reinvest these in new opportunities abroad.
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So many theater owners maybe are tired and just don't want to reinvest in their environments.
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"What we earn in our markets, we reinvest in growth," he said, referring to Bonial's general strategy.
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As a lender, I wonder whether lenders could get tired of having to manually reinvest their loans.
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It's those small and medium-sized enterprises that we believe are more likely to reinvest their earnings.
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It makes us more efficient and frees up capital for our customers to reinvest in other things.
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And they were just as likely as rich-country firms to reinvest profits in their foreign affiliates.
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The fastest way for a business to demonstrate growth and reinvest capital is to acquire another company.
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The rise of great coastal manufacturing clusters meant exporters earned more revenues than even China could reinvest.
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According to the Clinton Foundation, women reinvest up to 90% of their incomes back into their families.
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Whether investors will reinvest with the survivors or abandon the industry altogether is yet to be seen.
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" He also explains that the sale would help the company "reinvest in the transformation of our business.
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My cash flow is up a little over $1,000 a month, which I plan to mostly reinvest.
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As the bonds mature, you reinvest the proceeds into debt instruments that best fit your income needs.
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Some commentators argue that this may motivate U.S. multinationals to reinvest foreign earnings in tangible foreign assets.
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And because I am driven by my passion for racing, I always reinvest money in the racing.
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"And the more time you spend in a house the more you're likely to reinvest," Lacayo added.
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DSPs pay out cash dividends, while DRIPs automatically reinvest dividends in more company stock to compound returns.
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Entrepreneurs who've sold companies for millions (or even billions) are often tempted to reinvest their earnings elsewhere.
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We can stop showering huge tax breaks on the affluent and reinvest the money where it's needed.
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That said, the rate at which VCs reinvest in companies is on the rise, the report found.
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"So yes, it's time to reinvest, but probably not time to be adding to cash," she said.
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The profits that major corporations reinvest in productive capabilities form the foundation for a prosperous middle class.
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But he had to lower his price, sapping revenue that he wanted to reinvest in the business.
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Occhi, however, did not rule out the Treasury will reinvest this money in Caixa as a capital increase.
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It's not clear why Ethos would be more likely to reinvest its profits than the Internet Society is.
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That could leave privatization as Riyadh's best bet for fresh money to reinvest in economic growth, economists said.
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Instead, co-founders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy will get to decide how to reinvest the company's profits.
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"Even if it doesn't go up in price, just take those dividends and reinvest them," he said. Disclaimer
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The government will reinvest this money in bank shares, thus ensuring they no longer need a bail-out.
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Such firms may also reinvest any extra profits from this source, ensuring that they stay ahead of rivals.
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If we stopped eating meat we would have to resuscitate and reinvest and re-skill ourselves in horticulture.
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And that has to see with the fact that we have started to reinvest in those local brands.
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THEY TAKE THAT MONEY AND REINVEST IT IN PLACES WHERE THEY THINK THERE WILL BE A HIGHER RETURN.
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Last year he raised 500,000 euros ($570,000) in cash by selling assets but did not reinvest it immediately.
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It's about companies keeping more of their profits to reinvest or even just to pay out to shareholders.
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A precious metals fund is investing in bitcoin to reinvest profits from the digital currency in gold assets.
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Therefore, if you reinvest your management fees in operational segments that have not been taken by other funds.
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It has already been deferring maintenance and it would be a difficult decision to reinvest without more certainty.
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Whatever the cause, if the tax bill fails to create new investment opportunities, shareholders won't reinvest their funds.
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They then reinvest the money in other things, by buying other stocks or bonds or what have you.
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Think about going to your donors -- large-dollar and small-dollar -- and asking them to reinvest in you.
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If he laid off scores of them, he reasoned, he would have money to reinvest in other priorities.
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The client had left a $600,000 I.R.A. to his son, who wanted to reinvest the money more aggressively.
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Kim: And Harley-Davidson can then use those profits to reinvest in the business and try new things.
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Inslee's plan would reinvest money raised from the carbon tax in clean energy programs and natural resource development.
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The crypto craze has made new millionaires, many of whom are looking for ways to reinvest their gains.
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It closed its position a year ago, although Knight said in February he could be tempted to reinvest.
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Because of Opportunity Zones, investors are now incentivized to reinvest those dollars into capital-starved, low-income communities.
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AK: You said you reinvest 15% into your R&D - How much of your investing into driverless cars?
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As we reinvest, we will need to find new ways to bring value to our clients beyond a doubt.
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The ECB, however, said it would continue to reinvest cash from maturing bonds for an extended period of time.
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However, the bank said it would continue to reinvest cash from maturing bonds for an extended period of time.
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Other companies like Dow Chemical, based in my home state of Michigan, have pledged to reinvest in American jobs.
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Because shale-energy fields run out far faster than traditional ones, firms must reinvest heavily to keep production flat.
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"It was clearly recognized by the government of South Africa that they need to reinvest in rail," said Danisa.
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"That means that we would reinvest the sale proceeds in our growth businesses that generate attractive returns," he added.
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However, we note the enlarged company will have to reinvest margin improvement into marketing and content to remain competitive.
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While technically still allowing the proceeds to roll off from mortgages, the Fed will simply reinvest them in Treasurys.
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Besides, the tax code is already set up to encourage businesses to reinvest profits before they actually become profits.
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The payments company said it will continue to reinvest in its business, focusing on revenue growth over profit expansion.
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Reinvestments The ECB will reinvest funds from maturing bonds accumulated under QE in the debt market for some time.
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HBC said it will use the proceeds to reinvest in the new joint retail business and pay down debt.
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WE WANT TO MAKE SURE COMPANIES BRING BACK THAT MONEY ONSHORE TO REINVEST IN AMERICAN EQUIPMENT AND AMERICAN JOBS.
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Individuals could use this money to reinvest in the economy, allowing businesses to expand, innovate, and create more jobs.
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This administration and Congress must reinvest in our parks and the local communities and businesses that rely on them.
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These tremendous savings could be used to reinvest in our nation's health care system and cut costs for consumers.
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Goenen said that once the French elections are over he expects global investors to reinvest massively in the region.
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That's probably not normal, but we're confident businesses will take those savings and reinvest them back into their businesses.
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More than three-quarters of those who planned to redeem money said they would reinvest in other hedge funds.
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Jay Inslee of Washington State to tax fossil fuel pollution directly and reinvest the revenue in renewable energy. Gov.
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Veteran investor Bill Ackman just told clients he has taken off credit hedges to reinvest the money into stocks.
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If you had failed to reinvest your money, you would have missed out on huge gains achieved since then.
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Essentially, the Fed will set caps of how much it will allow to run off and reinvest the rest.
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WARREN BUFFETT: 2.4-2.9% is nothing if you're comparing it with businesses that earn 4003% on equity and reinvest.
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They put some money in 20 or 30 or 40 years ago, we retain it and reinvest for them.
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What's important is to generate the resources so you can reinvest behind the brands, the products and the people.
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"I've got 7,500 main-street members using that money to reinvest in their companies and their communities," he said.
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We can energize non-powered dams and reinvest in existing hydropower infrastructure to foster economic development and job growth.
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" The commissioner singled out the Travelers, emphasizing the "urgent need for the Irish authorities to reinvest in this community.
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Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs), which reinvest surpluses from commodity exports or trade, have about $22016 trillion under management globally.
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T, dropping its threat of litigation after agreeing plans to reinvest in the advertising group at a later date.
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"The combined company will allow StubHub and Viagogo to realize efficiencies to reinvest in innovation," the eBay spokesperson said.
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The company plans to reinvest the money on growing its food-delivery service, Uber Eats, and bike-renting service.
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Instead of being stuck in a corporate lockbox, why not free up the money so that companies can reinvest?
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This is from a recent open letter: We believe successful climate policy must: reduce emissions quickly and decisively; attract broad support; put a fee on emissions and reinvest that revenue in clean energy; and reinvest those revenues in communities that are most directly affected by climate change, air pollution, and carbon fees.
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One is what we call recycled capital, so people make a lot of money and reinvest it in younger entrepreneurs.
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"The U.S. economy is growing and we have seen a lot of consumers reinvest in their own homes," he said.
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We were able to close some mines that were non-profitable and take a step back and reinvest in them.
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From the sales they made, they would take their earnings and reinvest them into another 215,216, and then 5,000 brochures.
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In fact, I believe that it can be beneficial for a first-generation wealth builder to reinvest in their community.
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The company plans to reinvest GBP300m of the benefits from these plans towards supporting the marketing of its key brands.
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"Money talks and bullshit walks," she said of the ways that the black community can reinvest capital back into itself.
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Firmeza Machado also said his brother sought his advice on how to reinvest money that contractors wired to the account.
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Most of those investors don't want to exit the stock market entirely, so they need to reinvest the proceeds elsewhere.
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As documented by the investing website The Motley Fool, he continued to reinvest his dividends until he owned 9,100 shares.
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Investors can take out the proceeds from maturing bonds or, if interest rates rise, reinvest that money at higher rates.
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BANK OF ENGLAND SAYS WILL REINVEST GILT EVENLY ACROSS MATURITY SECTORS, HOLDING REVERSE AUCTIONS OF AVERAGE 1.268 BLN STG SIZE
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The second claim made by Schumer and Sanders is that buybacks infringe on a company's ability to reinvest in itself.
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The company plans to reinvest around GBP100 million of efficiencies into the business to improve customer services and boost resilience.
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"This way, he had 100 percent of the proceeds to reinvest, because the proceeds weren't diminished by taxes," Willens said.
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If you look back historically, he then tends to reinvest ... you'll see margins under pressure as we go forward here.
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Without the burden of paying for healthcare, startups can operate more leanly and reinvest those dollars into growing their businesses.
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American job creators will once again be able to compete globally and be able to reinvest right here in America.
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Many reinvest their riches in new startups and buyers often continue to use Israel as their base for R&D.
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"Every month, set aside between 10 to 25 percent of your profits, and reinvest those into different businesses," he said.
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We want to make sure that companies bring back that money onshore to reinvest in American equipment and American jobs.
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But, analysts said that to meet Keystone's requirements, they will need to reinvest and retrofit their plants to reorient production.
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Instead of demagogic and demoralizing attacks on our federal workforce, why don't we reinvest in a 21st-century civil service?
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The overall stock market earns roughly 10 percent annually over long periods if you reinvest the dividends and don't trade.
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Start-ups are more likely to report losses in their early years, or reinvest any profits back into the company.
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"That means several days or weeks of sales held up that you can't reinvest back into the business," he said.
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Target has been forging ahead with a plan to reinvest more than $7 billion back into the company through 2020.
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His plan was to use the money saved from closing stores and selling off assets to reinvest in the business.
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He advised all novice resellers not to reinvest all their money and to have a buffer fund just in case.
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Ms. Cyd advises hosts to reinvest all that saved prep time in the other details that make a party memorable.
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"Amazon chooses to reinvest in its business and to sacrifice profits to boost its market share and dominance," Saunders said.
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To retain its monopoly status, AT&T was forced to reinvest its profits—and that's where Bell Labs came from!
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Festivals reinvest movies with a certain special something, often because the director and performers attend at least some public screenings.
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"You might be able to avoid the double tax if you reinvest in the growth of the business," Nash said.
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GIP's offer would allow Italo's investors to reinvest in the group and buy up to 25 percent in the railway operator.
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Bezos may have the supply chains and the willingness to reinvest profits, but he doesn't have Orange is the New Black.
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The company plans to reinvest up to 25 percent of the cost savings from the deal into the company's innovation efforts.
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If your company intends to reinvest its profits – rather than give distributions to the owners – a C-corp might make sense.
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The protestors entreated Fink and MoMA to divest themselves from private prison companies and to reinvest their money in the community.
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He can pocket the savings or reinvest in his business while at the same time preserving his land for future generations.
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A company used to be encouraged to return money to shareholders when it couldn't reinvest in itself for a good return.
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Like traditional banks, N26 plans to provide a credit card and reinvest some of this interchange revenue into a reward program.
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There was always enough money to buy supplies, reinvest, eat a little bit here and there, anything to keep it going.
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Under the GIP offer, Italo shareholders can reinvest in the group and buy up to 25 percent of the railway operator.
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"We will generate over 6 billion euros of sale proceeds to reinvest in renewables and strengthen our balance sheet," EDP said.
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These "frackers" have to constantly reinvest because shale wells produce a burst of oil at first, but then output declines sharply.
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Made some tough but necessary decisions that enable Twitter to move with greater focus and reinvest in our growth. http://t.
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"We will generate over 653 billion euros of sale proceeds to reinvest in renewables and strengthen our balance sheet," EDP said.
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When this flywheel is losing speed, "it limits the company's ability to reinvest," says Brian Nowak of Morgan Stanley, another bank.
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Most of the roughly $1.7 billion Williams expects to reinvest in the partnership will be through this program, the company said.
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This is because our current system makes it less expensive, and therefore more beneficial, to reinvest anywhere but the United States.
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"We will generate over 753 billion euros of sale proceeds to reinvest in renewables and strengthen our balance sheet," it said.
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And after years of tight budgets and painful cuts, some states are beginning to reinvest, especially in schools and state workforces.
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It is the latest news that investors say distracts from his campaign pledges to cut taxes and reinvest in U.S. infrastructure.
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The GOP has argued that by cutting taxes for corporations, businesses will reinvest their savings in their workers by raising wages.
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In fact, given Houston's strategic advantages and existing assets, such firms have little choice but to reinvest in the metro area.
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Instead of spending every extra ounce of energy, maximizing every minute and using every cent, look for ways to reinvest it.
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So first is accumulating another 210 billion in offshore cash, like what are ways to reinvest that back into the community?
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The payouts also reduced poverty but increased inequality, most likely because wealthier households reinvest the dividend while poorer ones spent it.
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Brownback promised this would kick-start economic growth by encouraging business owners to reinvest the extra money and expand their businesses.
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Because UCHealth is a tax-exempt, not-for-profit system, it is supposed to reinvest all surplus money into the community.
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Research has shown that people tend to leave storm-battered areas if there's not prompt outside support to rebuild and reinvest.
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CRA was meant to be an incentive for banks to reinvest in the communities where they were headquartered and had branches.
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How Engie has reinvested, or will reinvest, the proceeds of the sales, and how much cash is left, is less clear.
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The company also announced that starting "early next year," it will let users automatically reinvest cash dividends and schedule recurring investments.
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Another venture capitalist said she expects many of her China-based LPs to not reinvest when she raises her next fund.
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It's all about evaluating future — the future ability — to distribute cash, or to reinvest cash at high rates if it isn't distributed.
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"For three people that I'm taking out of the teller line, I'm going to reinvest two into the sales force," he said.
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As a well-managed company, Schroders increases operational efficiency to reduce costs, while using its financial strength to reinvest in future growth.
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The IMF notes large companies around the world are overwhelmingly and uniformly choosing not to reinvest much of it into their businesses.
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And then you have to wait to reinvest it, at which point the money goes into liquids and doesn't do as well.
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Planning to reinvest those pesky required withdrawals from your individual retirement account or 270(k) plan because you don't need the money?
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They can spend it, they can save it, which is good as well, but they can reinvest it back in the economy.
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And are you currently growing your firm's revenue and profits at 15 percent a year so you can reinvest in the business?
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It also said it would seek to cut back on inventory of slow-selling product lines and reinvest in faster-moving goods.
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Almost without exception, they are taking advantage of these tax cuts and the booming economy to reinvest in their businesses and employees.
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The central bank also said it would reinvest proceeds of maturing bonds over the entire year to avoid jolts to debt markets.
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And then reinvest into the new-- in the new products and services, which is our around cloud, around mobility, artificial intelligence, security.
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The most important lesson is that the United States must permit and encourage energy companies to reinvest in refinery and pipeline infrastructure.
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Twelve of the 25 largest shale firms do not have quarterly payouts, choosing instead to reinvest cash in drilling and other projects.
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All producers have been struggling with a bruising cycle that has strained budgets and hampered their ability to reinvest in energy infrastructure.
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The Liberal Democrats have promised to scrap Brexit and use any subsequent boost to the UK economy to reinvest in public services.
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Small businesses are more likely to develop innovative new technologies, forcing large companies to reinvest significant amounts of profits to keep pace.
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Warren wants to eliminate the huge financial incentives that entice CEOs to flush cash out to shareholders rather than reinvest in businesses.
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The index jumped more than 27.5 points in the final minute of trade on passive investors' buying to reinvest expected dividend payments.
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Why didn't "The Bachelor" reinvest in one of its most eligible runners-up from last season, Eric Bigger, the sweet Baltimore guy?
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A first wave of asset sales in 2012-15 was aimed at reducing debt, but Kocher's strategy is to sell and reinvest.
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They could argue that even after QE ends the ECB will remain in the market to reinvest the proceeds of maturing bonds.
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Though Mr. Slott warned the son to set up the inherited I.R.A. first and then reinvest, he did not want to wait.
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Corporations did not reinvest that lovely payday back into the US economy, either — another one of the bill&aposs supposed selling points.
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The fact that we do like to take synergies from existing business and to reinvest behind brands, behind products and behind people.
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Our region needs to reinvest and expand the system, not only to meet demand, but to stop the decay from jeopardizing safety.
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Prior to the meeting, traders were hoping for clues on how the bank will reinvest cash from its current bond-buying program.
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"Now our obligation is to make sure, if they do that, they get to keep those savings to reinvest them," he continued.
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Sterling Technology's management voted for Trump and hopes he will push for tax cuts that will allow them to reinvest in their business.
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"We source all of our cocoa from a cooperative in the Dominican Republic and reinvest into the community we source from," Lovett explains.
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Multinational companies are able to reinvest what they do not pay in taxes, she said, allowing them to grow ever bigger and stronger.
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Firms that burn piles of cash are often lionised in an era when growth is sluggish and few companies reinvest all their profits.
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"A company used to be encouraged to return money to shareholders when it couldn't reinvest in itself for a good return," Blankfein said.
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But Lubarsky says the only way to scale this type of business is to continuously reinvest, which means buying more and more inventory.
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" They estimate that the divestment will amount to $5 billion, and DeBlasio suggested that the city will reinvest in "the fuel of tomorrow.
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Second, the ECB might decide to reinvest some government bonds that mature in the meantime and buy Greek bonds with the money made.
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Specifically, the rules should allow funds to reinvest interim gains in a timely manner without incurring a penalty or triggering a taxable event.
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Instead they wrongly impose tax penalties on businesses who look to reinvest global profits right here at home, thereby driving business investments abroad.
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By maintaining a full-time job, until your business is sustainable, you are able to reinvest any profit and scale your business faster.
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We believe that tax reform should provide substantial relief to all small businesses, so they can reinvest their money, grow, and create jobs.
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Jake prefers to reinvest everything he earns into his business with hopes to gain enough capital to move into the real-estate sector.
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Investors in the energy space, meanwhile, have been cautious to reinvest in those stocks given the volatility seen in oil prices throughout 2016.
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The [graphic] assumes that you took any dividend paid out in cash and did not reinvest into the company by buying more stock.
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Plus, streamlined operations — tied to selling, refranchising, and closing certain locations — allow Starbucks to cut costs and reinvest in innovation and workers' benefits.
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Of those investors who planned to redeem money, however, more than three-quarters said they would reinvest the money in other hedge funds.
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But this assumes you actually save and reinvest this increased cash flow and don't blow it on a new flat screen or vacation.
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Between the lines: In return for huge tax breaks, not-for-profit hospitals are supposed to reinvest their surplus money into the community.
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The bank will also reinvest the proceeds when bonds mature, so that in practice the monthly purchases will be well above €30 billion.
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The legislation would sharply reduce the huge financial incentives that entice CEOs to flush cash out to shareholders rather than reinvest in businesses.
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"When capital is returned to shareholders via buybacks, investors reinvest this capital elsewhere," said Jan Loeys, the bank's head of long-term strategy.
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Miller, an Apple investor, wants Apple to use some of its cash to boost share repurchases and reinvest some in the services business.
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Perdue said its contract poultry operation is like any other business, in that farmers need to reinvest in their operations to remain competitive.
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The only solution I could come up with was to save as much as possible and reinvest the proceeds in income-producing assets.
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That is a substantial savings that they can reinvest in new equipment, new employees, more inventory or other resources to help them grow.
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Once you've sold your property, you have 2000 days to reinvest the gains into a qualified fund, which invests in opportunity zone properties.
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In a remark possibly directed at Germany, Conte said countries that do not reinvest their large surpluses were not helping the Italian economy.
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In the memo, BlackRock President Rob Kapito said the cuts will allow the firm to continue to reinvest in high-growth markets and technology.
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The ECB, however, kept its plans to reinvest cash from maturing bonds for an extended period of time beyond its next interest rate hike.
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Taxes In Iowa, O'Rourke said he would tax capital similarly to how income is taxed now and reinvest the money to spur economic growth.
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He also said leadership is in discussion to buy back stocks in the future, along with its plans to reinvest cash into the company.
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To that end, Apple — a longtime advocate for tax reform — announced this month that it would reinvest billions of dollars in the United States.
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When interest rates fall and homeowners refinance, investors of mortgage-backed securities get back their principal, which they have to reinvest at lower rates.
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SO IF, IN FACT, WE REINVEST IN INFRASTRUCTURE, WE MAKE THE U.S. MORE PRODUCTIVE – PRODUCTIVITY HAS STUNK IN THE U.S. FOR A DECADE NOW.
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This could happen because the founders decide they've run out of ways to reinvest their profits and choose to give money back to shareholders.
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Local fund manager Futuregrowth, which in 2016 stopped purchasing Eskom bonds over governance concerns said it would "wait-and-see" before deciding to reinvest.
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The point on the corporate side is so that businesses reinvest money back into the economy, capital investment to create jobs and raise wages.
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The trouble is that buy-backs are dominated by firms that specialise in intellectual property, which would be unable to reinvest all their profits.
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The retiree and his spouse sold the home, but the proceeds were barely enough to cover the mortgage, meaning they had little to reinvest.
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The idea is that they can free up working capital in the business to reinvest or simply in order to get paid more quickly.
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By doing that, we were then able to reinvest money into marketing and growing the business, increasing our density and penetration in those markets.
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GameStop said proceeds from the sale may be used to reduce debt, fund share repurchases and reinvest in core video game and collectibles businesses.
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EDI is an unnecessarily duplication and provides European governments with even less reason to reinvest and rebuild their own militaries up to NATO standards.
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But Wall Street's peak was reached over a year ago, profit growth has slumped, and companies are reluctant to reinvest their record cash piles.
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This bill will allow millions of small-business owners to keep and reinvest more of their money so they can grow and create jobs.
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His finances aren't as tight as yours, and he decides to reinvest part of his Airbnb income in new furniture and a greeting service.
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In terms of substance, Infantino had one of the best proposals of the morning: to reinvest 25 percent of FIFA's revenue into football development.
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But recently, with the job market over-promising and underpaying, the trend has begun to reverse: States have started to reinvest in trade schools.
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CEO Eldar Saetre told Reuters Equinor would use its cash to boost its dividends further, reinvest in capital expenditure and strengthen its balance sheet.
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They keep accumulating more wealth so that just two cents would give us enough to reinvest and help to level that playing field again.
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If you're fortunate enough to not need the money right away, you can simply save it, or reinvest it in a taxable brokerage account.
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This is part of the Recover, Reinvest, and Renew (R3) Program that invests in communities held victim by the decades-long war on drugs.
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They create jobs when they build a second home or become angel investors in a promising start-up or reinvest in their own businesses.
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It has said it plans to reinvest those savings in its online business, ramping up delivery options and launching new brands, among other things.
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The committee will allow designated caps of the proceeds it gets from maturing bonds to roll off and will continue to reinvest the rest.
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It has sold off some of its most iconic stores to raise money to reinvest in its online business and modernize its remaining stores.
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Additionally, it's advisable for young investors to reinvest any dividends to produce a larger return over time, rather than cashing out short-term yields.
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Portfolio Rebalancing: The robo advisor will use its algorithms to reinvest your money by automatically rebalancing your portfolio to reduce risk and boost returns.
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A majority of small businesses would reinvest tax cuts back into their business and employees through capital investments, wage increases, new hiring and expansions.
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Trump's presidency has prompted many artists to reinvest in comedic forms to criticize or refute the hateful rhetoric he has upchucked on the American people.
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"If you damage the business and take away 10 percent of our customers, we won't be able to reinvest in the theatrical experience," Marcus said.
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If you already wore out the original version of the game, try out the Battle Mode and the portable play before you decide to reinvest.
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"We've made mistakes, but we are sorry about those mistakes, and we are saying our people should reinvest their confidence in us," the president said.
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Other possibilities could be asset sales, or dividend reinvestment plans offering discounts to investors who reinvest their dividend in shares rather than require cash payments.
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In the long run the drawback is that the more the tech giants reinvest, the larger they will get, amplifying an already glaring antitrust problem.
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For this reason, ECB policymakers want to give themselves more than the current three months to reinvest the proceeds from maturing bonds, the sources said.
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If we don't reinvest in libraries, and in social infrastructure more broadly, what will keep us from the dark age that so many people fear?
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American Express hopes its new Blue Business Cash Card will help U.S. small business owners gain access to more capital and reinvest in their companies.
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Thinning cash flow has left it with little money to reinvest in the company itself, letting it become more irrelevant as new competitors like rise.
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A thinning cash flow has left little money to reinvest in the company itself, letting it become more irrelevant as new competitors like Amazon rise.
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He opened a 401(k) when the shop generated enough profit that he could reinvest in inventory and still have cash left over for saving.
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BNetzA has declined to forecast proceeds but the federal government hopes to raise several billion euros - money it will reinvest in upgrading Germany's broadband networks.
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What it doesn't do: Force companies bringing money back from abroad to reinvest this money at home, or use it to increase jobs and wages.
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Locally based financial institutions take in local deposits and reinvest them in their communities, in the form of loans to consumers, small businesses and farmers.
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Fitch expects the bank's capitalisation to gradually improve over the long term due to its moderate growth levels and willingness of shareholders to reinvest dividends.
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"Some investors may decide to trade out now to reinvest elsewhere, and some may want to keep it until refinancing," a leveraged finance investor said.
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"Given the significant market opportunity ahead of us, we will continue to reinvest in our business to drive future growth," it said in a statement.
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It added that substantial tariff increases will limit its ability to reinvest in U.S. operations, affecting employees engaged in R&D, design, other support operations.
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Detroit shed $7 billion in debt during bankruptcy, freeing up hundreds of millions to reinvest in blight removal, public safety, infrastructure and other core services.
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That's likely because "the sooner you can get your money out of one flip, the sooner you can reinvest it in another house," says GOBankingRates.
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In its first-quarter earnings report earlier in May, the payments company said it will continue to reinvest, focusing on revenue growth over profit expansion.
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The ECB will reinvest proceeds of maturing bonds bought under its stimulus programme over the entire year to avoid jolts to debt markets, it said.
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We are confident that in the end we will get excluded and be able reinvest — but the process has to play out, so we'll see.
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The bank reaffirmed its devotion to bond purchasing at least through the end of September and to continue to reinvest cash as outstanding debt matures.
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"I'm prepared to reinvest, make less money and put the foundation in a place that we can be proud of," she said in an interview.
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We would then take those savings and reinvest them in improving upon Obamacare, so that more middle-class Americans are able to afford health insurance.
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For instance, if a developer decides to sell a midsize office building to reinvest in a larger one, the proceeds would not be taxed immediately.
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When first purchasing a mutual fund, as part of the order entry, the investor will have an option to automatically reinvest dividends and capital gains.
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The company said it was on track to deliver about $125 million in annual savings by 2020, which it plans to reinvest to drive growth.
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A recent survey of business leaders by the international accounting and advisory firm Friedman, for example, found that just 23 percent would reinvest repatriated funds.
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That means, even if your investments tank, you may still have time to either reinvest the funds or allow them to recover with the market.
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Investors shunned companies that said they would reinvest tax savings rather than let them flow to earnings, said Simeon Siegel, an analyst at Nomura Instinet.
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The proposed plan under discussion is to reinvest the proceeds from coupons and maturing debt already held under the scheme primarily in long-term bonds.
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QFE will reinvest the proceeds from Bharti Airtel stake sale as part of growth of its global portfolio and diversification, it said in the statement.
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Legal & General will use the funds to reinvest in its core businesses, it said, and will complete the deal in the second half of 2019.
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He said the proceeds would "fund sidecar investments with the company," and are mostly being used to reinvest in Overstock and its subsidiary Medici Ventures.
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For example, mutual funds typically pay dividends quarterly and, even if you reinvest that money, it's considered a new investment by the IRS, Edelman said.
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Fed officials noted that the MBS market is sensitive to long-term rates, so lower yields later could result in the need to reinvest again.
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Generally, technology companies are slower to pay dividends as the competitive nature of the industry leads companies to reinvest profits in pursuit of further growth.
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But if the funds are in a taxable account, you'll have to pay taxes on any profits, even if you reinvest that money right away.
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As for deregulation, Trump has pledged to issue a moratorium on new agency regulations to give companies the certainty they need to reinvest, hire, and expand.
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Those wells produce a burst of oil at first, but that output soon enters a sharp decline, requiring shale drillers to constantly reinvest in new production.
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Having positive free cash flow is important because it means that Box can now reinvest the cash back into technology that helps the business, driving growth.
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European investors may have been reassured enough by President Donald Trump's speech to Congress to reinvest in U.S. equities, UBS' Art Cashin told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Trump's focus on military spending By the way, ahem, Trump would like a little credit for those tanks and he has pushed to reinvest in them.
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However, the central bank said Thursday it plans to reinvest cash from maturing bonds for an extended period of time beyond its next interest rate hike.
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H&M proposed an unchanged dividend and said it would look at offering shareholders an opportunity to reinvest the dividend in newly-issued H&M shares.
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Large redemptions of Italian bonds due this week may also be pushing southern European government bond yields lower as investors have cash to reinvest, said Bouvet.
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He added that China will encourage foreign firms to reinvest their profits in the country but will not restrict the cross-border movement of their earnings.
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"We need to reinvest in those individuals and those communities that have been disproportionately impacted [by marijuana prohibition]," Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby told the committee.
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In corporate social responsibility, social enterprises are for-profit companies that reinvest their profit to fulfill a mission that is tangentially related to the business world.
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White Tale, which prevented a planned merger with Huntsman , wants Clariant to sell its plastics and coatings business and reinvest the proceeds in higher-margin areas.
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Bamisaye's hope is to sell GreenPads widely throughout Nigeria, and to reinvest the profit so they can give away more kits to disadvantaged girls and women.
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Spectrum said it expects to use proceeds to pay down debt, reinvest in its core businesses both organically and through bolt-on acquisitions, and repurchase shares.
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"We're in a place where we can reinvest in the customer experience from ticket purchase to arrival at the destination," said Anthony Black, a Delta spokesman.
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Wyden would also expand businesses' ability to sell used machinery and equipment and use the proceeds to reinvest in new equipment on a tax-free basis.
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And do everything you can to reinvest in housing, transit, education, childcare, health care and all of the other prerequisites of an affordable middle-class lifestyle.
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In the same poll, most respondents claimed they would reinvest their savings back into their businesses in the form of wage hikes, new hiring, and expansion.
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Alcohol industry groups say that their members have already started to benefit from the tax cuts and are using the savings to reinvest in their businesses.
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It can also use this margin expansion to reinvest in its core businesses by hiring more engineers, increasing research and development and spending more on marketing.
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When executives determine there are limited channels to reinvest cash in the business and generate profit, they often return capital to shareholders through dividends or buybacks.
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However, U.S. markets were trading higher Thursday after some companies said that they would reinvest savings from lower corporate taxes into higher wages and construction projects.
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The rule allows people who are holding onto capital-gains wealth to reinvest it into these OZs, in exchange for various incentives, including a tax deferral.
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The utter fiction of "supply side economics" is that entrepreneurs like me will take these tax savings and reinvest them in our businesses, creating new jobs.
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"Instead of thinking about how do I reinvest the money into my business you are thinking about 'How do I lower my tax bill?" he says.
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Efforts to keep the company alive by selling its best assets to pay down debt have left it with little money to reinvest in its stores.
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Airports collect a PFC from each departing passenger and are allowed to reinvest the funds in projects that strengthen security, expand airline options, and reduce delays.
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Add it up and it's fair to say that the Royals won a championship and then abdicated when it was time to reinvest in defending it.
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The two ways brave investors can bet on bitcoin Similar considerations surround dividend earnings, especially for the retiree who plans to spend them rather than reinvest.
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And sold one of our assets in China just to reinvest in Indonesia and it has paid off because this is where we are right now.
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Officials have indicated that the Fed will allow a capped amount of bond proceeds to roll off each month and will continue to reinvest the remainder.
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In Hong Kong, the company that runs the subway also controls the property around it, earning huge amounts that it can then reinvest in service enhancements.
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The Committee will also reinvest all principal payments from the Federal Reserve's holdings of agency debt and agency mortgage-backed securities in agency mortgage-backed securities.
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The corporate tax, for example, is paid by shareholders, because it reduces the amount of profit they can receive in dividends or reinvest in their companies.
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The pension plan's board will determine how to reinvest the $248 million that were divested, said Emme Handy, chief finance officer for the City of Boston.
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"Anything left over at the end of each year is additional savings you can reinvest in your business or use for additional retirement contributions," Ngo says.
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The founder didn't take a salary for the first nine years of running Tatcha and chose to instead reinvest earnings back into the company, she says.
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I've seen firsthand how whole communities are transformed when income gets into the hands of women who, in turn, reinvest in health, education and community advancement.
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Even so, Buffett is providing a seamless exit path from bankruptcy into a fortified parent company that promises to reinvest all profit back into the business.
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The process could help Sprint rid itself of debt and put it in a position to reinvest in its network so it can compete more effectively.
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But it will continue to reinvest the money it gets from maturing paper for a long time, to ensure cash in the euro zone remains abundant.
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For example, mutual funds typically pay dividends quarterly, and so even if you reinvest that money, it's considered a new investment by the IRS, Edelman said.
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Mr. Blankfein's take: "A company used to be encouraged to return money to shareholders when it couldn't reinvest in itself for a good return," he tweeted.
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According to Politico, the candidate has managed to reinvest $8.2 million in donations back into his own franchise and could do the same with government dollars, too.
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The Swiss chemical manufacturer should instead sell its plastics and coatings business, they said, and reinvest the proceeds into acquisitions within the higher-margin specialty chemicals businesses.
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And if the sale manages to survive legal challenges and goes ahead, Toshiba will still own 40 percent in the semiconductor unit as it plans to reinvest.
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And if they sell stock, instead of waiting three days for the proceeds to clear, Robinhood will let them reinvest so they can jump on hot opportunities.
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But all have a clear social or environmental mission, generate most of their income through trade and reinvest most of their profits to further their social goals.
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"It's crucial whether the drugmaker can reinvest profits from the deal into seeds for developing future drugs," said Kazuaki Hashiguchi, a senior drugs analyst at Daiwa Securities.
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Busch, Brad Keselowski and Dale Earnhardt Jr. are the only current Cup drivers who continue to reinvest in the sport by fielding teams in NASCAR's lower divisions.
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The share of their total gross cashflow that they reinvest has risen from 40% in 2010 to over 50%, similar to the level for non-tech firms.
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The service sells the stocks automatically over an extended period of time and lets clients reinvest the proceeds into a diversified portfolio, or set the cash aside.
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Its adjusted core earnings margin is expected to remain broadly flat year-on-year, as the company plans to reinvest in the business' R&D and technology.
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Reinsurers' investment portfolios often have an average duration of less than three years, so the need to regularly reinvest at lower yields can weaken investment returns significantly.
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"If you provide better chicken for these people, you give them a new way of income and empower women, who often reinvest in the children," he said.
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It's doing it to allow it to reinvest in a big way into content, making its ecosystem even more valuable than it already is to its users.
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Round-tripping is when a local investor tries to reinvest his/her funds in a circular fashion through offshore routes to avoid tax or for money laundering.
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"Given the significant market opportunity ahead of us, we will continue to reinvest in our business to drive future growth," it said in a statement this month.
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The Navy's second-in-command disagreed Wednesday with his Army and Air Force colleagues about closing bases in order to save money to reinvest in other needs.
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If a girl doesn't marry early and stays in school instead, she is likely to be healthier and wealthier—and to reinvest her income into her family.
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But if those investors regretted their decision and tried to reinvest on Tuesday — when stocks started to stage a recovery — they would have locked in their losses.
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Such actions would undoubtedly negatively impact the bottom lines of those US firms, as they would be forced to reinvest in machinery, supply chain services, and training.
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Higher education leaders can fix affordability by building advocacy networks among alumni and mobilizing them to pressure state legislatures to reinvest in public higher education for all.
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The program encourages those who have benefited the most from the economic recovery – those with capital gains – to reinvest those gains in projects located in struggling communities.
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"The fact that Pfizer could have sold the building and swanned off to suburban New Jersey but chose actively to reinvest in New York City," she said.
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Also, you can set conditions that require companies to reinvest profits back into the economy instead of spending trillions to buy back shares of their own stock.
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If those are lowered to 15 percent, down from the current 35 percent, businesses will not only reinvest in the United States but relocate here, they said.
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"I learned from my father that you continue to invest and reinvest in your businesses, including during crises," Slim explains in the book "No Fear of Failure. "
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After ending its asset purchase program, it will reinvest the proceeds of maturing debt but has allocated a smaller share of the pie to Rome next year.
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PFS also appeals to philanthropies and mission-based groups because, as successful projects are reimbursed, they can reinvest their initial contributions into more projects, catalyzing more innovation.
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In a program that is expected to be announced in September, the Fed will begin letting a specified size roll off each month and reinvest the rest.
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As a social enterprise, Caledonia Cremation will reinvest profits into its mission of preventing funeral poverty, although so far McColgan said it has only just broken even.
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Under the current plan, the Fed will set caps on how much of the proceeds will be allowed to run off each month and reinvest the rest.
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"The Pemex tax burden is punitive, it's extremely high and it doesn't allow Pemex to reinvest," said John Padilla, a Bogota-based consultant with IPD Latin America.
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The difference between Hurd's and Hoyer's bills had been MOVE IT's proposal to grant funds directly to agencies and allow them to reinvest money on their own.
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More refinancing reduces the values of MBS because their holders are paid back earlier than they had expected and would have to reinvest their money at lower yields.
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This summer, the West Virginia state legislature decided to take some leftover funds for water and sewer projects and reinvest it in another essential public utility: the internet.
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So it is more likely to let the balance sheet gradually "run off", by ceasing to reinvest, in new securities, the money it receives when its bonds mature.
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As part of the new deal, CVC and PAI will reinvest €403m of equity – from CVC Fund III and PAI Europe VI respectively, one of the sources said.
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Investors might seek new homes for the money flowing back to them from redeemed British government bonds rather than reinvest in gilts, depending on how Brexit turns out.
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The Swiss chemical manufacturer should instead sell its plastics and coatings business, they have said, and reinvest the proceeds in acquisitions within the higher-margin specialty chemicals businesses.
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Harris is a co-sponsor of Booker's Marijuana Justice Act of 2019, which also seeks to decriminalize pot and reinvest in communities affected by the war on drugs.
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Small businesses fail because they are unable to sell their products in volumes great enough and at margins fat enough to continue to reinvest and sustain unexpected events.
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His advocacy has saved jobs at Carrier and encouraged American companies such as Ford and Fiat Chrysler to reinvest in America versus overseas, adding new jobs and opportunities.
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" Cisco said it expects to reinvest the cost savings from its restructuring plan into "key priority areas such as security, IoT, collaboration, next generation data center and cloud.
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These trends should continue as tax reform returns billions of dollars to working Americans and lower corporate tax rates encourage American businesses to expand and reinvest in America.
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They also provide that if a fund sells an asset, it has up to 85033 months to reinvest in a new appropriate investment, according to senior Treasury officials.
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Lawyers, accountants, fund managers, and real-estate agents have become a kind of butler class to the extraordinarily wealthy, helping them to reinvest or to hide their wealth.
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Launch Academy says it will reinvest all of the program's proceeds back into the Canadian tech and talent ecosystem and it won't take a stake in the companies.
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This means that for every dollar that a company like Ford earns in the US, only 2900 cents is available to reinvest in factories or research and development.
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In this light, it will be necessary to reinvest in public education so that it becomes more of a democratizing force and less a mechanism for maintaining inequality.
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Consumers didn't turn away after the increases, and with commodity costs moderating this year, "it's given us the opportunity to reinvest in some of our brands," Hsu said.
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"It sounds to me like the company is about to reinvest in container shipping and go back to its core business," Thijs Berkelder, analyst at ABN AMRO, said.
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Many firms already offer the feature in the form of dividend reinvestment programs (DRIPs), which allow shareholders to reinvest their holdings&apos dividends into additional or fractional shares.
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The proposal would allow companies in the United States to reinvest in training and educational programs for their employees, Rometty wrote in a letter to Trump in November.
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From deteriorating subway systems in Washington and New York to structurally deficient bridges in Michigan, to at-risk dams in California, there is clearly a need to reinvest.
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Activist investor Knight Vinke could be tempted to reinvest in UBS, the fund's chief executive told Reuters, only weeks after it sold its stake in Switzerland's biggest bank.
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Small and mid-sized businesses play a significant role in the growth of the economy, and tax relief will help them create jobs and reinvest in their companies.
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And the government, which had been looking for ways to reinvest all the dollars pouring into the country, suddenly needed to prevent all the money from flowing out.
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When the one-year certificate matures, you could reinvest that cash in another five-year C.D. — hopefully, at a higher rate — or use the money for something else.
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That's why so many tech giants have opted to stash billions of dollars overseas or reinvest them, aiming to avoid the 35 percent U.S. tax on those earnings.
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It expects to deliver a gain of about 600 million rand as a result of the transaction, adding that it will reinvest any proceeds into its Africa-focused operations.
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"Every year the opportunity to reinvest becomes greater," Lamont said, noting the firm has grown from three general partners to 30 investment professionals across San Francisco, Boston and Greenwich.
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The central bank kept its benchmark rate unchanged at -0.50 percent and said it would reinvest coupons and cash from maturing bonds, including bringing forward some reinvestments into 2018.
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This could lead to more customers cashing in their contracts to reinvest in government bonds, meaning net outflows for the life sector, reduced assets under management and lower profitability.
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The intrigue: Not-for-profit hospitals don't pay taxes and don't have "shareholders" like publicly traded companies, so they are required to reinvest any surplus cash into their communities.
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"The release of A$1.785 billion from the sale will be used to strengthen our balance sheet and reinvest in our core businesses," Woolworths Chief Executive Brad Banducci said.
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"We need to reinvest in what's been an economic engine for many states, and it's an entirely appropriate thing for the federal government to take the initiative," she said.
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The fall in holdings can represent both outright sales and investors deciding not to immediately reinvest the proceeds of gilts that mature, and some analysts played down the move.
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For this reason, ECB policymakers want to give themselves more than the current three months to reinvest the proceeds from maturing bonds, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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I will go after drug companies that increase prices without justification and reinvest the penalty revenue they have to pay into drug research at the National Institutes of Health.
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"With every passing year our state is losing out on the opportunity to reinvest the benefits of these resources to stimulate out economy and move Pennsylvania forward," Wolf said.
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Now it plans to reinvest $13 million from early loan repayments, and commit an additional $30 million, Peter Scher, the bank's head of corporate responsibility, said in an interview.
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"...We're shifting our promotional budget to reinvest in our people and the future of our company," Sadoun said in the memo, sent to the group's 80,000 employees on Thursday.
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"Management will continue to prioritise market share gain and reinvest operating leverage into enhancing the proposition, which we believe is the winning strategy in the internet space," they said.
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If it is seen as successful, it will bolster the view, embraced by Mr. de Blasio, that the right approach to ailing urban schools is to reinvest in them.
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Finance chief Jean-Marc Duplaix said the group will continue to reinvest in the Gucci brand to boost its communication and marketing as well as to further revamp stores.
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Smiths Group said it sold Smiths Interconnect's power business in a deal with an enterprise value of 162 million pounds ($204 million), and that it would reinvest the proceeds.
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There also appeared to be some dispute about how the Fed should reinvest the proceeds — whether it should stop the reinvestments all at once, or gradually phase them out.
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This will give our American companies the certainty they need to reinvest in our community, get cash off of the sidelines, start hiring for new jobs, and expanding businesses.
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The rule allows members of the executive branch to sell off assets tax-free and then reinvest that money in low-risk assets like government bonds and mutual funds.
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Sources say the company experienced a significant transition of traffic away from Facebook over the past year, and has instead had to reinvest in its search-engine optimization efforts.
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This is strengthening the economic backbone of the country by allowing them to protect a fifth of their earnings from taxes and reinvest it in their operations and employees.
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For decades, Republican tax policy has been based on the assumption that lowering rates on the wealthy is necessary because high earners will reinvest their earnings in the economy.
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But Amazon sets a much more important example in the way it chooses to use its profits to reinvest in its business and its employees rather than on buybacks.
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You have anecdotal success that the executive director believes in and wants to convince you of when time comes for you to reinvest, but it's so much more difficult.
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The federal government must do more to incentivize states to reinvest, not cut off student aid under the false pretense it will immediately and effectively drive down tuition costs.
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January is typically a stronger month than December for fund sales as people reinvest end-of-year capital gains distributions and annual contribution caps reset on U.S. retirement accounts.
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The suggestion that the ECB could reinvest the proceeds from maturing bonds in longer-dated debt is reminiscent of the U.S. Federal Reserve's Operation Twist last used in 2011.
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He also decided to move back to New Orleans that year, driven by "a hunger to reinvest after the hurricane," he said — and to stay connected to a taproot.
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"I've cashed in 103/10 of my chips (most of it, to reinvest next to you)," Overstock Founder and CEO Patrick Byrne said in letter to shareholders this week.
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Under the program, the Fed will set a cap for how much of the proceeds it receives will roll off each month, and then continue to reinvest the rest.
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It's been a phenomenal success and really we've been so fortunate and having these investments but we're divesting slowly from them to reinvest and in obviously the core business.
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You've watched corporations hoard profits, buy back their stock and not reinvest in their workers the way they once did as they move jobs to Central America and Bangladesh.
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"The profitability we generate on that vehicle, selling it in the U.S. market, we obviously reinvest it here," he said on Friday on the sidelines of a conference in Detroit.
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They could reinvest back into U.S. securities whenever jitters about the global markets fade and oil prices find footing after hitting a 12-year low earlier this month, analysts said.
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If it cannot, the corporation should return the cash to the shareholders (owners) and let the owners determine how to reinvest the cash according to their own risk/return profile.
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"If we can spend money and drive people into Messenger and see them spend money, that's going to allow us to reinvest back into ads," Fazal told CNBC at F8.
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Chief financial officer David Price said local programs, like the Keystone Opportunity Zone, provides high-growth companies with tax incentives that in turn help them to reinvest in the city.
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The bill, which would slash taxes for companies willing to reinvest in Argentina from 35 percent, will be sent to Congress in the coming days, Treasury Minister Nicolas Dujovne said.
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Local investors may choose to not reinvest their income from shares back into the Saudi market until there is more clarity from first-quarter results, said a Riyadh-based analyst.
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Not everyone feels it is time to reinvest in the mining companies after BHP plunged more than 20.7442 percent last year and Rio lost around a third of its value.
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Though Doyle did not disclose specifics on how Domino's might spend the extra capital, he said one of his main priorities would be to reinvest in his fast-growing business.
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The ECB could also reaffirm that it will reinvest the proceeds of maturing bonds, sending a clear signal that it will remain active in bond markets for some time. 3.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England said on Thursday it will reinvest 20.6 billion pounds of proceeds from a maturing government bond held as part of its quantitative easing program.
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As part of a transition to a new system, some have suggested setting a reasonable, one-time tax rate to bring that money back and reinvest it here in America.
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By investing in stocks that pay dividends, you can spend or reinvest the amount paid out by the company, without having to touch your initial investment, leaving it to grow.
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Medicare then reimburses these hospitals at a higher rate than what they paid for drugs, allowing the facilities to take the savings and reinvest into services to help their patients.
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The Yankees have always carried themselves with a sort of exceptionalism, as if their unmatched history — and admirable willingness to reinvest in the product — set them apart from their peers.
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And while Wal-Mart has shown it's not afraid to spend and acquire smaller players, Target has instead focused its efforts internally, choosing to lay low and reinvest in itself.
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Google and Apple also route money to the country and reinvest it abroad, rather than repatriating it to the United States where it would be subject to higher tax rates.
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That transaction has now been completed, but despite speculation he will reinvest in another soccer club, it won't be Charlton, who play in the third tier of the English leagues.
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"The impact of the lower tax rate would be almost entirely offset by actions that we will take to reinvest this benefit in our employees and our business," Scharf said.
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"Eventually, the goal is to use the extra YouTube income as our family living expenses, and [we] hope to reinvest the farm income all back into the farm," Johnson says.
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More than $300 billion flowed back into the United States, but despite safeguards, companies used most of the money to pay shareholder dividends or buy back stock, not to reinvest.
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CIR will then reinvest in the new company to take a 5% stake of GEDI, the companies said, adding CIR would have a right to be represented on the board.
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"A larger-scale, up-front investment--one that can reinvest savings from use of modern approaches--would keep momentum going on much-needed modernization efforts," she wrote in a post.
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The U.S. steel industry, however, earned a much-needed relief as the result of action taken by the president that allowed it to restructure and reinvest for the long term.
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Greenblatt said he likes businesses that do not need much capital to grow, as well as businesses that can earn money efficiently and can reinvest it at high rates of return.
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" Those that went broke, he added, "were carrying high levels of debt and could not afford to reinvest enough back into their businesses to be winners either online or in-store.
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The sweeping tax reform measures were supposed to spur corporations to reinvest those savings back into their own companies for research and capital expenditures such as new equipment, offices and factories.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper and other brass are increasingly predicting static budgets and emphasizing the need to find savings internally to reinvest in the programs crucial to carrying out the strategy.
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We expect to reinvest substantially all of the cost savings from these actions back to the businesses and we'll continue to aggressively invest to focus on our areas of future growth.
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Flashback: Dimon told Axios he supported the 2017 Republican tax bill that lowered the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21% because he believed corporations would reinvest capital to create jobs.
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Dushnisky, who did not say how much they expected to raise from asset sales, said proceeds would be used to cut debt, reinvest in the business and return value to shareholders.
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A survey by the brewers group found many would use savings from the excise tax cuts to hire more workers and reinvest in their businesses, including upgrading facilities or expanding operations.
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Because of that, and the troubles at European rivals, top brass at JPMorgan have an incentive to reinvest in key businesses to take market share from competitors who are pulling back.
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The Bing child pornography problem is another example of tech companies refusing to adequately reinvest the profits they earn into ensuring the security of their own customers and society at large.
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What you do with the proceeds is also important: Those approaching retirement could use the money strengthen their cash reserves, or they could reinvest the money and diversify their overall portfolio.
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It is not required to immediately reinvest these funds, but the ECB has made it clear that the cash will flow back into bond markets - capping a rise in borrowing costs.
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By implementing one-size-fits-all regulations, Washington bureaucrats have made lending nearly impossible for smaller banks, shutting down their ability to empower dependable clients who would reinvest in their communities.
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Given the potential to reinvest in higher yielding instruments as bonds mature, Distenfeld recommended a limited duration high yield strategy may be the optimal way to take advantage of higher rates.
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Meanwhile, local banks reinvest in their communities by channeling loans to their depositors' neighborhoods, and their higher capital levels make them better prepared than the largest banks to withstand economic crises.
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Under the deal, the Della Valle family is set to reinvest half of the proceeds in a 207.5 million euro capital increase at Tod's, buying new shares at 83.53 euros each.
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"Stocks that pay you a higher percentage of their return in dividends, where you generate higher income, allows you to reinvest at better levels and at higher interest rates," Knutzen explained.
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After years of unprofitability—Amazon would famously reinvest its profits to undercut its competitors—the company's revenues finally skyrocketed to the point that it had no choice but to be profitable.
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Fitch expects the bank's capitalisation to gradually improve, supported by steady internal capital generation, moderate growth and the willingness of NZ Super and the ACC to reinvest dividends into the bank.
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The family of Argus founder, Jan Nasmyth, will sell their stake in the company and employees who are shareholders will be given an opportunity to reinvest in Argus, the companies said.
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Small-business owners don't sit on their tax savings; they'll reinvest their hard-earned money and put it into action by growing their business and creating new career opportunities for people.
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It also comes hard on the heels of the Republican National Committee's decision to reinvest in the Alabama race just weeks after pulling out following the bevy of accusations against Moore.
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Both called for allowing states to set their marijuana laws and for using state revenue from cannabis sales to reinvest in minority communities they said were negatively affected by marijuana laws.
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Realized, a marketplace to help people sell investment properties without taking an immediate tax hit and reinvest in commercial-real-estate portfolios, just raised $6 million in a Series A round.
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Beyond creating income and wealth for the owners, small businesses reinvest profits into their communities, pay local taxes, and are more likely to hire people with only a high school diploma.
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Alternatively, we can harness this unique opportunity to build from the progress being made in communities across the U.S. to reinvest in a water infrastructure that is both sustainable and equitable.
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Since October 2017, the central bank has been allowing a set level of proceeds it gets from those debt instruments to run off each month, while continuing to reinvest the rest.
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You could also use that money to reinvest in the other side of your closet — into things that you might have that last you for 10 years or for 15 years.
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When Uber turned a profit last quarter because it offloaded businesses in Russia and Southeast Asia, it cautioned that that bump would not last because it planned to reinvest the money.
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To protect your gains, investors should consider selling investments that have ballooned beyond their initial target and reinvest the proceeds into the side of the portfolio that has shrunk, relatively speaking.
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"In an era of globalization, when Lombardy's industries are competing against China and India, it has to reinvest its resources in its territory," said the Northern League's regional secretary, Paolo Grimoldi.
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The building isn't as old as that, but the building has begun to look its age and we need to reinvest, and that will mean a reconfiguration of our physical spaces.
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The membership-based chain saw strong same store sales growth in the latest quarter, while also announcing it would reinvest a portion of the company's tax reform windfall into employee benefits.
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The company says it plans to return half of the windfall to shareholders, another 25 percent to members in the form of rebates, and reinvest another 25 percent into the business.
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French conglomerate Vivendi may reinvest proceeds from the sale of a 10% stake in Universal Music Group to increase investments in Mediaset and Telecom Italia, daily MF reported, without citing sources.
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This tax relief will allow job creators of all sizes to keep more of their earnings and reinvest them in growing their businesses, hiring new workers, or giving their employees a raise.
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"There needs to be an investment process to improve the production, or they should sell that business to a scale player and use those proceeds to reinvest into the networks," Morris said.
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While the company plans to reinvest its savings back into its business, some of the cost cuts will flow to the bottom line this year in order to stabilize its operating margin.
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Trump has often said that he would make it easier for American corporations like Apple and Google to more easily repatriate earnings, so as to reinvest those earnings into US manufacturing jobs.
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Nearly half (48 percent) of Republicans believe the tax cuts will actually reduce the deficit as businesses reinvest capital, and another 27 percent think it will have no impact on the deficit.
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"We created Exhibit Columbus to reinvest in the value of good design," said Richard McCoy, Director of Landmark Columbus and driving force behind the ambitious design festival, in an interview with Hyperallergic.
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SoftBank, which took Arm private in 25 for £203bn ($220bn), has instructed the company to lower its profits to around zero and instead reinvest in order to expand into other technology markets.
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For many years the "Costa del Crime", a stretch of the southern Spanish shoreline, was a favourite destination for British crooks to enjoy (and reinvest) other people's money while cultivating deep tans.
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"There is still a lot of thinking on the right that if big corporations are happy, they're going to take the money they're saving and reinvest it in American workers," he says.
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Under the leadership of Mr. Fallon, Pearson has moved swiftly over the past year to divest itself of its newspaper publishing assets and to reinvest the proceeds in its core education activities.
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West Face, one of Canada's biggest hedge funds, would like the company to use the money from a sale for a share buyback and to reinvest into the business, the sources said.
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Digital banking heads told Reuters they were looking to reinvest deposits into the same kinds of instruments traditional banks use, including high-interest government debt that has been a boon for lenders.
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To rebalance your portfolio, you could sell some of your stocks and reinvest that money in bonds, or invest new money in bonds to bring the portfolio back to the original balance.
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Allowing small business owners to pay the 2628 percent tax rate for the first $28503,22019 of their business profits (as an example) would allow them to reinvest in and grow their businesses.
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In addition to driving growth in cash flows, it also generates "wonderful opportunities to creatively reinvest in these shopping centers and make them more relevant to the communities they serve," Taylor said.
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"This represented a compelling opportunity for us because we could realize some gains for our investors but also reinvest into the combined company," said David Humphrey, a managing director at Bain Capital.
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According to Molson Coors, the changes will allow the company to reinvest $150 million annually, focusing on above-premium beers, while expanding its options beyond beer and building out its digital capabilities.
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It is imperative that we stop wasting money and time on a broken system and instead reinvest in what's most effective — better access to treatment, education and social services, not harsher punishments.
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My real-estate business, which I own with a partner, also generates additional income that we keep in the business to pay down debt and reinvest in other properties for future growth.
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The technology was developed during the boom years of 2012-2013 but has taken time to be used commercially as miners and investors look to reinvest in exploration after several lean years.
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Red Lake Nation leaders said they believed that building property on the land not only would provide much-needed housing, but also generate new revenue streams that the tribe can then reinvest.
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The bank said in a statement that, even though it would not increase its total holdings of government bonds after December, it would reinvest the money it gets when the bonds mature.
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White House chief economic adviser Gary Cohn was visibly stunned at an October interview when only a handful of CEOs in attendance indicated they would reinvest tax savings in hiring and expanding.
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That certificate allows a federal employee to reinvest the proceeds of the asset sale — tax free — into U.S. Treasuries or a diversified mutual fund that would not present a conflict of interest.
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If they have shorter maturities, investors will be able to reinvest their money at higher rates over time and not get locked into today's particularly low rates for long-dated Treasury notes.
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And I think that, as I do with my real estate endeavors, it's so important to reinvest in what you believe in, because I think it comes back to you in spades.
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Digital banking heads told Reuters they were looking to reinvest deposits into the same kinds of instruments traditional banks use, including high-interest government debt that has been a boon for lenders.
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In a statement, the ECB said it would hold its key policy rate at the current -0.4% and continue to reinvest in maturing bonds in its 2.6 trillion euro ($2.9 trillion) debt portfolio.
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It's also an opportunity for Facebook to reinvest in the developer ecosystem by donating and enabling people of color and women to become programmers over the course of just a couple of weeks.
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"America must rise to this 21st century challenge with a bold plan to: create jobs; protect workers' rights; repower the economy; rebuild our infrastructure; and reinvest in innovation," according to his proposed strategy.
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"Investors told us that France was rather underweight historically in their asset portfolios and that, with a UK which is now a risk area with Brexit, they'll reinvest in France," the adviser said.
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By week 210, if you don't bring any new smurfs on and don't reinvest your old smurfs with money, you'll have $2000 million in clean money at a cost of about $33 million.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 13 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will reinvest proceeds of maturing bonds bought under its stimulus programme over the entire year to avoid jolts to debt markets, it said on Thursday.
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Of course, there is no clear indication that businesses will reinvest that money into domestic manufacturing, hiring, or any other of the intended recipients of the profit windfall being handed to corporate America.
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Germany's 10-year bond yields also held near two-month lows at 0.338 percent after the ECB had firmed up its plans to reinvest the proceeds of its 2.5 trillion euro stimulus programme.
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"In the long-term, your cash flows that come in, your bonds that get called, your coupons, you get to reinvest in higher yields," he noted before acknowledging the importance of time horizons.
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You have to give the military brass credit: During a time of budget caps, they understand the need to make due with what they have and help themselves by finding savings to reinvest.
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"If we find surplus cash at the end of the year, or if oil prices respond quickly in a certain year, we can easily reinvest that for near term cash flow," Gerges said.
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Weaver and Wilson combine to make more than $20211 million this season, in the last year of their contracts, so the Angels conceivably could reinvest in a high-impact arm for their rotation.
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Elizabeth Warren want to finance their ambitious social programs with taxes on the uber wealthy, Gabbard promises to take savings from ending so-called regime-change wars and reinvest them into the country.
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Because it has rarely been profitable—Bezos's strategy has been to reinvest money toward growth, rather than waste it on dividends or taxes—Amazon has largely been able to skirt large tax bills.
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This, coupled with the very real threat of terrorist use -- anywhere, anytime -- means the US will need to reinvest in its chemical defense capabilities and be prepared to fight in this "dirty" environment.
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Another hazard is "prepayment risk" when borrowers refinance their loans, stopping interest income on the old loans and returning investor's principal early — typically at a bad time to reinvest because yields are down.
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"The most important part of the plan is that the federal government plays a role in getting states to reinvest and keep higher education affordable at public colleges and universities," Mr. Alexander said.
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BNP said it will pull back from costly activities, such as repo operations and market making in bond trading, and reinvest part of the capital in securities services, transaction banking, and advisory businesses.
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Having worked to promote economic development and job creation in the private sector, I know firsthand the incentive this provides to encourage businesses – particularly small businesses - to reinvest in their businesses and grow.
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Toys R Us is heading for a fresh start after likely closing unprofitable stores, shedding debt and thus freeing up cash to reinvest in digital infrastructure and re-establish trust with jittery suppliers.
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NEW YORK, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase & Co, on Tuesday said he favors using the bank's excess capital to reinvest in its business instead of buying back stock.
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Having worked to promote economic development and job creation in the private sector, I know firsthand the incentive this provides to encourage businesses — particularly small businesses — to reinvest in their businesses and grow.
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Germany's 10-year bond yields held near two-month lows at 0.338 percent after the European Central Bank firmed up its plans to reinvest the proceeds of its 2.5 trillion euro stimulus program.
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AT&T, which cleared its last regulatory hurdle last week after winning an appeals court decision challenging its $85 billion deal to buy Time Warner, aims to reinvest savings into its programming businesses.
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It is one of very few large American corporations that is choosing to retain its profits and reinvest them rather than cutting payrolls and distributing corporate cash to shareholders as dividends and buybacks.
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"I could take that money and walk away, or I can take that money and reinvest and maybe put up a little more capital and turn this into something special," Mr. Engle said.
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Reinvest in your online presenceChhavi Agarwal was a full-time freelance writer for two years before shifting gears over the last year to focus on career coaching through her blog, Mrs Daaku Studio.
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That's when investors sell investments that have ballooned beyond their initial target (of, say, 90 percent in stocks) and reinvest the proceeds into the side of the portfolio that has shrunk, relatively speaking.
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In addition to doing this, I made an intentional effort and commitment to unapologetically reinvest in my wellness and self-care weekly by booking 30-minute therapy sessions, meditation, and 20-minute massages.
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Following Trump's endorsement on Monday, a senior official with the Republican National Committee confirmed that it will reinvest in Alabama race but that it had yet to determine what exactly it will do.
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A person familiar with the matter said Toshiba will reinvest 350.5 billion yen into the holding company that is set up by the Bain-led consortium to buy shares of the memory business.
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And our current American moment, defined by a breakneck digital pace and public discourse that often begins at belligerent and degenerates from there, is exactly the right time to reinvest in this approach.
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In principle, it would be possible (and, in my opinion, desirable) to switch to chained CPI and then reinvest the money in making Social Security more generous to the poorest and oldest seniors.
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The government would also expand a system allowing some companies to keep a percentage of the hard currency they earn in order to reinvest it immediately rather than have to apply for credit.
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Mercer's PAC only had about $1.3 million on hand as of May 31, but the hedge fund family would reinvest in the new group and that they would actively fundraise, unlike Keep the Promise.
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U.S. economic strength is evident with the unemployment rate at a 17-year low and companies receiving windfalls from President Donald Trump's tax cuts, which they may reinvest to create jobs and improve wages.
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Benchmark general partners also contribute heavily to their investing fund, and they can reinvest some of the realized profits they personally make — or the "carry" — back into the fund, which extends its shelf life.
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From there, you can take your profits and reinvest them by buying items from "a garage sale, or thrift store, or even a retail store on clearance" before selling those items online, as well.
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Tax reform that lowers the corporate rate to 25 percent and individual rates to zero, 12 percent, 25 percent, and 35 percent will free up resources for these women to reinvest in their businesses.
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An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated the Federal Reserve is "selling off" bonds when, in fact, it is reducing its portfolio by declining to reinvest returned principal of bonds held to maturity.
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It has also pledged to keep rates at their present level "well past" the end of its net bond buying and reinvest the proceeds of debt that matures "for an extended period of time".
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MARSABIT, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Widow Ahatho Turuga lost 21 of her goats to drought early last year, but the shopkeeper is planning to reinvest in her herd once she has saved enough money.
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The ECB plans to reinvest the cash it gets from maturing bonds for a long time after December but it hasn't said whether the money will be redeployed in the same country and maturity.
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"There is still a lot of thinking on the right that if big corporations are happy, they're going to take the money they're saving and reinvest it in American workers," Rubio told The Economist.
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The $290 billion California Public Employees' Retirement System, or Calpers, may reinvest in tobacco stocks after a report found that exiting the sector cost it $3 billion in potential investment gains over 15 years.
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The ECB's massive asset-purchase programme is scheduled to end in December but it will reinvest cash from maturing debt, ensuring a strong central bank presence in bond markets for some time to come.
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To keep the economy growing, we need policies that allow us to spend less on health premiums so we can keep more of our own profits to reinvest in our companies and create jobs.
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"There is still a lot of thinking on the right that if big corporations are happy, they're going to take the money they're saving and reinvest it in American workers," Rubio told the Economist.
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"There is still a lot of thinking on the right that if big corporations are happy, they're going to take the money they're saving and reinvest it in American workers," Rubio said last week.
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One former member of the ECB Executive Board said Thursday that the removal of QE will be a gradual process as the bank will continue to reinvest principal payments from maturing securities already purchased.
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A recent poll conducted by the Job Creators Network found a majority of small business owners said they would reinvest the savings provided by tax cuts into wage hikes, new jobs, or business expansion.
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Retirees who tried to reinvest the lump-sum payments would almost inevitably lose out — especially women, who tend to live longer than men and are more likely to run out of money in retirement.
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The group is armed with a survey showing that small-business owners want tax relief more urgently than a repeal of ObamaCare, so that they can reinvest in their companies or pay down debt.
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Together, it amounted to a major political rebuke as the White House proceeds with its plans to overhaul the tax code, revise foreign trade deals, reinvest in U.S. infrastructure and address health care reform.
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This includes finding out how much money is required to be taken out on the first withdrawal, calculating the tax rate, and then considering whether to reinvest some of that money to grow the cash.
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"Legalizing, regulating and taxing cannabis will be an economic driver that will allow us to reinvest in our communities," said New Jersey state Assemblywoman Annette Quijano, D-Union, during the vote on the bill. Gov.
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"I cannot tell you about the December meeting but I think you're right to expect the ECB to clarify what we mean that we expect to reinvest for an extended period of time," Praet said.
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"When the bonds matured, people would reinvest them in other Venezuelan bonds, or in some cases use the proceeds to cover post-graduate degrees," said the professor, in reference to coworkers who also held bonds.
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Amicus said it would not raise the U.S. price of Galafold higher than the rate of consumer inflation, and has said it would reinvest a portion of the drug's sales to develop new Fabry therapies.
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Chris Douvos, managing director and general partner at Venture Investment Associates, graphically described the lack of IPO activity as an "exit sphincter" leaving LPs, investors that fund venture capital funds, out of money to reinvest.
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Phillips 66 aims to reinvest 60 percent of its annual cash flow into its business, Chief Executive Greg Garland said on Tuesday during a presentation at a JPMorgan Chase & Co energy conference in New York.
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That's why today we're announcing a change to the economics of Supercharging — one that allows us to reinvest in the network, accelerate its growth and bring all owners, current and future, the best Supercharging experience.
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The company plans to reinvest a significant portion of those savings in product and packaging improvement, research and development, and expanding sales coverage, P&G's Chief Financial Officer Jon Moeller said on a media call.
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It expects to deliver a gain of about 600 million rand as a result of the transaction, adding that it will reinvest any proceeds into its Africa-focused operations, which have produced more stable profit.
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Amazon, by contrast, always seems to have a new set of ideas for where to spend its profits, and investors are happy to trust its founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos, to reinvest those profits wisely.
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Elsewhere, Sweden's crown briefly surged as much as 1 percent after the central bank kept rates unchanged but said it would reinvest coupons and cash from maturing bonds, including bringing forward some reinvestments into 2018.
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An aggressive Riksbank lowered the rate to -0.50 percent from -0.35 percent, and effectively expanded its bond purchase scheme by saying it would reinvest money from maturing bonds and coupon payments from its asset portfolio.
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BNP Paribas said it would pull back from costly activities, such as some repo operations and market making in bond trading, and reinvest part of the capital in securities services, transaction banking, and advisory businesses.
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"After years of limited portfolio management, Amber Capital believes the company needs a thorough portfolio review to rotate out of mature assets and use proceeds to reinvest, delever and buy back shares," added Amber Capital.
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Today, if a US company wants to reinvest its overseas earnings in our American facilities, workers and communities, we get hit with a second, hefty tax bill that many of our overseas competitors do not.
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However, the shrinking debt poses a challenge for the European Central Bank that will have to discuss how it will reinvest money accruing from government bonds under its asset purchase program that mature next year.
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Saudi officials have been vocal about their concerns that low oil prices make it difficult to reinvest in exploration and production, and that they ultimately could create a supply shortage when demand starts to rise.
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Their ability to reinvest these gains and pull even further ahead of competitors may create an insurmountable advantage, and increases the importance of all companies to consider how automation and AI could affect their businesses.
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This is at the foundation of our McDonald's culture, and it's why over a month ago we announced an unprecedented training initiative – to reinvest in creating a culture in which we can all be proud.
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It is because Amazon has engaged in this "retain and reinvest" growth strategy that the company now has the profits to share its prosperity with its employees and to add 50,000 employees in any city.
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The ECB has said it will reinvest funds from maturing bonds but has yet to spell out details and there is some talk about whether the bank will target its funds at longer-dated bonds.
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Mid-Atlantic retail REIT Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust has been in recovery mode after its management sold off 40 percent of its portfolio to refocus the company and reinvest in its top-performing assets.
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Germany's 10-year bond yields DE10YT=RR held near two-month lows at 0.338 percent after the European Central Bank firmed up its plans to reinvest the proceeds of its 2.5 trillion euro stimulus program.
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"I do try very hard to always make sure I take the good and the things I can improve on from every match that I play and reinvest it into the next match," she said.
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A U.N. report last month pointed to losses due to the failure to reinvest LIA investments that have matured, but concluded that it would be difficult to modify the sanctions regime while the fund remained divided.
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Still, GGV makes no promise to its seed companies to reinvest at the Series A. Of its 44 total seed deals, it went on to lead or co-lead 16 follow-on financings, the firm said.
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"FMS's management board decided to accept the buyback and exchange offer at yesterday's meeting," said a spokesman, referring to an option creditors have to reinvest the proceeds of the buyback offer in a long-term bond.
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Green wrote to Trump in July to express concerns about recent layoffs at the Lordstown plant and to seek the president's help in getting the company to reinvest in the facility, according to The Youngstown Vindicator.
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"Several factors have combined to convince us that it would be wise to reinvest in European equities and to do so immediately," Geoffroy Goenen, Head of Fundamental Europe Equity Management at Candriam, said in a note.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi may also be pressed for clarity on the timing of a rate hike and for more details on the bank's plans to reinvest funds from maturing bonds it holds under quantitative easing.
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Lee used to mine cryptocurrency with graphics cards, he told me in a message, and when he recently rediscovered an old digital wallet containing the proceeds from that endeavour he decided to reinvest in some ASICs.
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The recently introduced bipartisan, bicameral Move IT Act seeks to ensure that those CIOs are rewarded for their efforts to save our tax dollars and modernize their IT by allowing them to reinvest what they save.
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"What we have here is a conflict over diametrically opposed positions: Our idea is to reinvest in public schools, and their goal is to downsize and close schools," Mr. Caputo-Pearl said in a recent interview.
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Even if the returns in money market funds are low, you are paid something to park your money on the sidelines while waiting for sell-offs in bonds and stocks to present better prices to reinvest.
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We had not yet become what we are today, what Francis Fukuyama calls a "vetocracy" — where the two national political parties often just veto each other, making it impossible to reinvest in our formula for success.
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When oil prices dropped a few years later, those extra charges were slow to disappear, as the carriers chose to use the revenue to reinvest in their business, pay dividends to shareholders or raise employee pay.
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The government is also requiring that foreign defense suppliers reinvest 30 percent of the value of their Indian contracts back in the country, a target that Mr. Modi said has largely been achieved during his tenure.
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All enterprises above a certain size—including the pasta sauce factory—are nationalized and handed over to their employees, who thereafter vote on compensation, discipline, the division of labor, whether to reinvest profits, and so on.
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DUBAI, April 12 (Reuters) - Kuwait's Alimtiaz Investment Group has raised $120 million from the sale of a 10 percent stake in education provider HumanSoft Holding which it plans to reinvest, Chief Executive Nawaf Marefi told Reuters.
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H&M, in which the founding Persson family owns a 33 percent stake, reported an unchanged dividend but said it might give shareholders the chance to reinvest dividends by issuing new shares to help finance investments.
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The speech, Fujimori's first since Sunday's election after a vote-count dragged on for days, laid bare the hostilities that could block Kuczynski's proposals to lower sales taxes and give rebates to companies that reinvest their profits.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German engineering output is likely to grow at a steady 3 percent next year as domestic manufacturers begin to reinvest in equipment, compensating for slower export growth to China, industry association VDMA said on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK, May 30 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve will reinvest some principal payments from the agency debt and agency mortgage-backed securities into Treasuries, beginning in October 2019, the New York Federal Reserve said on Wednesday.
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Then that model is going to be much higher margins, so that these merchants, these retailers and these restaurants can reinvest back into store experiences that never existed before, so that you will actually still do it.
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A corporation can reinvest after paying 21% on its profits, whereas the beneficiaries of a partnership would have to pay the full effective income-tax rate of around 40% before putting any of that money back in.
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For example, the PIF will take over assets such as Saudi Aramco but won't be able to reinvest that wealth unless it sells big pieces of the firm, which would be tough for financial and political reasons.
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Chickens are easy and cheap to take care of, they keep children healthy and they empower women who sell chickens and are likely to reinvest the profits in their families, wrote Gates on his blog in June.
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Boilesen noted that it was always Opera's dream to succeed in the North American market and given that it's profitable and able to reinvest its money into trying new things, it wants to give this another shot.
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Many Republican donors, dismayed that Trump trampled over their favored presidential candidates in the Republican primary, have voiced that they plan to reinvest their fortunes in these outside groups and essentially sit out of the presidential race.
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Georgiadis on Thursday said the company would cut $650 million of costs and reinvest $170 million from that in areas such as emerging markets and developing its ability to seamlessly sell in stores as well as online.
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To build up the PIF, the government has said it will transfer ownership of Aramco to the fund and offer up to 5 percent of the oil company for sale, raising money which the PIF can reinvest.
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GM may or may not reinvest in all five of the plants where they have announced capacity actions this week, and the GM-UAW workers and supplier workers tied to those plants have an uncertain future ahead.
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If I got a pool of capital invested in the market today, and you send me a big dividend, I'm most likely sending that money back to someone else so they can reinvest it and hire workers.
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Such organizational changes, in addition reorganizations in 2018 within its investment bank and North American consumer franchise, "have freed up and created efficiencies to either reinvest or allowed a flow-through to the bottom-line," Mason said.
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"There is still a lot of thinking on the right that if big corporations are happy, they're going to take the money they're saving and reinvest it in American workers," Rubio said in the interview published Thursday.
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A quick email the next morning to Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst at S&P Dow Jones Indices, confirmed the following: When you do reinvest dividends, that basket of stocks does 33.72 percent better than the annuity.
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Capitalizing expenses in other businesses can be acceptable, Chanos said, but it is a problem in the oil and gas industry because drillers have to constantly reinvest in new wells to replace cash flow from depleted ones.
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Nine to 12 months of cash reserve, rather than just six months, is the new norm for greater security, and to take some risk off the table and wait for a better opportunity to reinvest, he said.
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Requested by Congress and the U.S. Department of Transportation, the Transportation Research Board's Future Interstate Report offers 10 specific policy recommendations to re-envision, reinvest and rebuild America's interstate highway system to provide for 21st century mobility.
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"We expect to hear questions about how the central bank intends to reinvest the proceeds from its maturing securities," Franck Dixmier, global head of fixed income at Allianz GI said in a note to clients this week.
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With fresh purchases in the ECB's 2.6 trillion euro ($3 trillion) bond-buying scheme due to end in December, policymakers still have to finalise how and where to reinvest the proceeds of bonds that mature from January.
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Although it will reinvest some of the money gained from downsizing, it plans to have a reduced adjusted cost base of $31 billion or below in 2022, underpinned by a new cost reduction plan of $4.5 billion.
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After it stops adding to its 2.6 trillion euro ($3.02 trillion) bond stash at the end of this year, the ECB must reinvest 106 billion euros from government bonds that mature in the first eight months of 2019.
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"If your financial advisor is continually encouraging to reinvest or discouraging to withdraw from money that would give me a pause, because with Dawn Bennett, ultimately what she was doing is conducting a gigantic Ponzi scheme," Porco said.
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The money from the sale of Wembley would allow the governing body to reinvest in the English game's grassroots, particularly pitches, and stage more England games way from the capital, a plan to which it is already committed.
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The bank elaborated on its plans to maintain its stock of holdings, saying that it would continue to reinvest the proceeds from maturing securities for "an extended period of time" past the date of initial interest-rate rises.
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"We intend to reinvest this revenue outperformance into additional profitable growth opportunities, including further building on the momentum within the business and increased collaboration with branded UK restaurants," Interim Chief Executive and Chief Financial Officer Paul Harrison said.
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To keep the momentum, the government and central bank need to understand the value of a weak Canadian dollar and help companies reinvest in innovation, said Azzopardi, who has almost doubled his Canadian workforce since 2013 to 74.
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The idea was that companies would bring jobs back from overseas and reinvest the tax savings in expanded operations—classic trickle-down economics, in other words, Workers like Duquette and Westpoint are asking exactly where that money went.
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These RINs were intended as a certificate of compliance, not as a trading instrument to create windfall profits for non-obligated parties who do not have to reinvest the profits in renewable fuel production or biofuel blending infrastructure.
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The ECB was expected to announce this week that it will stop adding to its 2.6 trillion euros of bonds at the end of the year, although it would reinvest proceeds from maturing debt for a long time.
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"We're going to go reinvest that money and it's going to be reinvested in factories like we just announced, it's going to be in stock buybacks, it's going to be in all kinds of applications, " Krzanich told Cramer.
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The company plans to reinvest a significant portion of savings from the new plan in product and packaging improvement, research and development, and expanding sales coverage, P&G's Chief Financial Officer Jon Moeller said on a media call.
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"We've made mistakes, but we are sorry about those mistakes, and we are saying our people should reinvest their confidence in us," Ramaphosa said on Wednesday after casting his ballot in the Soweto township where he grew up.
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The minutes indicated that mostly all of the FOMC members approved of a process in which the Fed will target a certain level of proceeds to roll off each month while continuing to reinvest anything above that cap.
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If the tax package does pass, large companies will be more likely to buy back their own stock, while smaller firms will probably reinvest in their businesses, said Tom Forte, an analyst at New York based D.A. Davidson.
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If the tax package does pass, large companies will be more likely to buy back their own stock, while smaller firms will probably reinvest in their businesses, said Tom Forte, an analyst at New York-based D.A. Davidson.
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According to a nationwide survey of small business owners by the Job Creators Network, the small-business advocacy organization I co-founded, most respondents would reinvest their tax cut savings in employee raises, new jobs or business expansion.
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"We have been very conservative in our projections, and we're executing a plan to address our legacy pension obligations and produce surpluses each year to reinvest in vital city services and our neighborhoods," he said in a statement.
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The slide that hit home with the VC firmWhen the time came for Ascend to raise its latest round of funding, Sequoia, Lightspeed, and 8VC — a boutique firm created by Palantir cofounder Joe Lonsdale — signed on to reinvest.
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The debt situation highlights PDVSA's limited ability to reinvest in its operations, which will further exacerbate its production problems as it puts off oilfield and equipment maintenance, said Agata Ciesielska, Latin America associate at risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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As one possible approach, the draft proposal says that the state could consider a "carbon fee and dividend program" that would tax carbon dioxide emitters and then reinvest the revenues in local energy efficiency and clean energy programs.
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A statement released by Shandong Ruyi, Kohlberg Kravis and SMCP said that Kohlberg Kravis, the American private equity firm, would retain a minority interest in the group and that SMCP's founders and management would reinvest alongside Shandong Ruyi.
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"As portfolio managers rebalance equity portfolios and take profits off the table, they reinvest those funds into other asset classes, and gold is a beneficiary of that," said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures.
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The company said while its board is still evaluating the best way to spend the proceeds, it may use the money to pay down debt, fund share repurchases and/or reinvest in core businesses including video games and collectibles.
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Capital Recycling Improves Portfolio Mix LXP expects to dispose of approximately $600-$700 million of assets in 2016 and reinvest some of the proceeds into build-to-suit developments which should improve the age and mix of the portfolio.
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But if you take those profits or a significant portion of them and use them to reinvest, whether in adding capacity and developing and innovating new ideas, new product lines and so forth, we are going to incentivize that.
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If the "opener" approach enables Tampa Bay to replicate the production of, say, a $15m-per-season starter with a collection of relievers earning near the league minimum salary, the club can reinvest those savings into improving its offence.
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Toys "R" Us filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in an effort to shed $5 billion it had accumulated in debt and reinvest the $400 million it was spending a year to pay that off, into its stores, CNN reported.
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For Alibaba, offering a way to finance purchases is an essential component of courting small and medium businesses, which may not always have a large amount of working capital at hand to reinvest in equipment and other business services.
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Of the 500 business owners who participated, 65% said that having automatic cash back would help them manage their cash flow and 62% said that the opportunity for added cash back would enable them to reinvest in their business.
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But perhaps concerning to national Republicans, casino titans Sheldon and Miriam Adelson -- who have given almost half of the money that the group has raised this cycle -- did not choose to reinvest in the super PAC during the homestretch.
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CEO Masayoshi Son proposes to use two of his company's assets — Uber and British semiconductor company Arm Holdings, which designs a key microchip for the iPhone — as collateral to take on loans that SoftBank could then reinvest in tech.
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Frerot added that the sale of Veolia's district heating activity in the U.S. to an infrastructure fund for $1.25 billion, announced late on Wednesday, was aimed at freeing up cash to reinvest in areas where Veolia has strong growth.
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The case is that you've got to stop the trade cheating in order to have an industry that can earn its cost of capital in excess of it so that it can reinvest it here when we need that.
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"There is still a lot of thinking on the right that if big corporations are happy, they're going to take the money they're saving and reinvest it in American workers," Rubio said in a recent interview with the Economist.
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The profit used to be sucked up by banks, but today it belongs to the federal government, and it is appropriate to reinvest some of this money in higher education rather than kick it all back to the Treasury.
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"If you get production of smallholders up, you can raise their income and allow them to reinvest in the farm…these smallholders can be part of a solution (to food security) in some parts of the world," he said.
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The money raised by selling Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Ilkay Gundogan to the Premier League allowed Dortmund to reinvest in some of the most exciting prospects in Europe, including Ousmane Dembélé, a French winger, and Raphaël Guerreiro, the Portuguese defender.
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"Just as it did in the 20th century, America must rise to this 21st century challenge with a bold plan to: create jobs; protect workers' rights; repower the economy; rebuild our infrastructure; and reinvest in innovation," Inslee said Thursday.
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BUT AGAIN, THESE ARE ABOUT BUSINESSES THAT ARE GOING TO REINVEST IN THE BUSINESS THAT WILL BE GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY, GOOD FOR GROWTH, AND WE'RE GOING TO HAVE THE LOWEST PASS-THROUGH RATES WE'VE HAD SINCE THE 1930s.
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"I love a company that has massive free cash flow, is trying to reinvest in their business for growth, but still has more money left over where they can increase the dividend and buy back some stock," he said.
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"Firms should reinvest internally when it's their best use of capital, and they should pay it out to investors when it's not," said Laurie Hodrick, a visiting finance professor at Stanford University who studies how corporations use their cash.
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"We're not trying to make money with these accounts, but we're also not trying to lose money," Velez told journalists, adding that the company's investors were happy to see him reinvest in growth rather than turn a net profit.
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"There is still a lot of thinking on the right that if big corporations are happy, they're going to take the money they're saving and reinvest it in American workers," Rubio said in the interview, published late last week.
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"In Schwab fashion, to the extent they create significant synergy with the transaction, it would be logical that they could look to reinvest some of that back into the business and pricing is a way to invest," said Ryan.
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WE SAID THIS WAS THE BIGGEST THING WE CAN DO IN THIS COUNTRY TO UNLEASH ECONOMIC ENERGY AND WE'RE SEEING IT. IT'S ALLOWING US TO REINVEST IN OUR PRODUCT LINES AND IT'S HELPING US COMPETE EFFECTIVELY AROUND THE WORLD.
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Because Diageo's strength is about topline growth and efficiency, I call it 'the perfect blend', and we will continue to drive both strongly, and that gives us the fuel to reinvest in marketing, in innovation, in opening new distilleries.
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The ECB last month announced an extension to its quantitative easing scheme until at least September, and while it plans to lower the rate of new purchases it has also said it will reinvest proceeds from bonds it has previously bought.
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The measure establishes a grant program -- the Restore, Reinvest, and Renew Program -- to help communities affected by the War on Drugs and a $30 million low-interest loan program for qualified applicants who wish to start a licensed cannabis business.
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So in the first year, we had enough to where we could fund everything and we could host all the files and then have enough to reinvest in the second season and make it a little bit bigger as well.
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"Its objective was money and football was the means," said Dominguez, adding that his administration was working to put the house in order and the objective this year was to reinvest 91 percent of the revenue generated by the sport.
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"It's damaging the ability to reinvest the dollars in assets that actually pay real tax," said Torex chief executive Fred Stanford, who is working with Mexican authorities to resolve Torex's 226 submissions, but declined to comment on the refund amount.
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In a blog post in December, Internet Society chair Gonzalo Camarillo argued that the deal would benefit the public, because while the Internet Society extracts all of PIR's profits, Ethos could reinvest the money it makes to improve PIR's services.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 13 (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers have yet to decide when they will discuss how it will reinvest money accruing from government bonds under its asset purchase programme that mature next year, its head Mario Draghi said on Thursday.
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In the emerging world older entrepreneurs who created firms in the boom years after 1990 are preparing to cash out, while in America and China younger tech entrepreneurs may soon float their companies, releasing a new wave of cash to reinvest.
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While the ECB is due to scale back its purchases, it is expected to remain a key player in the market even after the end of CBPP3 given its intention to reinvest redemptions - potentially up to 3bn to 4bn a month.
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LONDON, July 22 (Reuters) - Four banks have underwritten a new loan of around €22m ($2000 million) for Spanish retailer Cortefiel after its private equity owners CVC Capital Partners and PAI Partners agreed to buy out Permira and reinvest in the business.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina plans to cut corporate income taxes to 25 percent by 2021 for companies that reinvest profits, it said on Tuesday, part of a wide-reaching tax reform bill intended to accelerate investment in Latin America's no.
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Commerzbank analyst Sascha Gommel said the drop in free cash flow, essential in any business as it allows a firm to reinvest cash, make acquisitions, pay dividends and pare down debt, was the main point of criticism in Continental's results.
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The rationale behind this legislation, signed in 2010, was to take away the profits earned by banks, and instead reinvest them in the federal Pell Grant program, which provides direct assistance to college students from low- and middle-income families.
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On August 1, New Yorkers joined the wave, taking over City Hall Plaza for more than two weeks with demands to fire the embattled police commissioner, Bill Bratton, as well as to defund police and reinvest the money in communities.
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It also renewed a pledge to reinvest cash from maturing bonds for a long time and sources told Reuters the ECB was aiming for more wiggle room to ensure it always finds enough paper to buy even when redemptions are large.
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The Eurosystem will continue to reinvest the principal payments from maturing securities purchased under the asset purchase program for an extended period of time after the end of its net asset purchases, and in any case for as long as necessary.
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Illy plans to reinvest cash flows from tea and chocolate into wine, which requires the most patience, and focus on high-end Italian wines with an international reputation, brands likely to do well in big, fast-growing markets like China.
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His first foreign trip as President took him to Riyadh and Jerusalem -- a remarkable and unprecedented effort to reinvest in two relationships he believed his predecessor had undermined for the sake of a nuclear agreement he deemed the worst in history.
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ROME (Reuters) - The Italian government will draw up new rules for the concession of the nation's motorways, obliging the company running the toll highways to reinvest most of their profits in renovating the network, Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli said on Tuesday.
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For most of us, housing is our largest expense, and it determines nearly every other financial decision we make, including how much of our income we put away in savings and how much we're able to reinvest into the economy.
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If a company that had been holding money abroad in the form of Treasuries did repatriate those funds, it may then use them to reinvest in the company, pay dividends or make shorter-term investments rather than to buy Treasuries again.
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The service focuses on so-called 1031 exchanges, a strategy that allows a real-estate investor to reinvest money from one property into another of equal or greater value while deferring the hit from capital-gains taxes on the first sale.
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Ask yourself this question: Why would anyone who is 70 or 80 years old and a multimillionaire continue to save, reinvest to grow a family business, or keep working if they can't turn their assets over to their kids or grandkids?
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The decisions taken in early December to extend our monthly net asset purchases of €211.8 billion to at least the end of March 22014, and to reinvest the principal payments on maturing securities for as long as necessary, were fully appropriate.
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White Tale has argued the merger plan undervalued Clariant, which should instead sell its plastics and coatings business and reinvest the proceeds in higher-margin areas, but on Monday pledged to keep an open mind about the findings of any review.
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As part of its plan to reinvest the proceeds of these sales into less commodity-sensitive activities, Engie on Wednesday announced the 330 million pound ($405 million) acquisition of Britain's Keepmoat Regeneration, which specialises in renovating buildings for local authorities.
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But by being different, and choosing to reinvest profits in the current "financialized" business environment, Amazon, and other large American companies, can make a difference for the tens of millions of low-paid workers who have thus far been left behind.
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It also shows 28500 percent would reinvest tax savings into their business and employees through wage hikes, new hiring and expansion, while 6900 percent would pay off debt incurred as a result of the slow economy and complying with regulatory requirements.
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It also requires us to reinvest in diplomacy and other tools of national power — because funding a muscular military without robust diplomacy, economic statecraft, support for civil society, and development assistance only hamstrings American national power and undercuts any military gains.
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A non-comprehensive list, but a complete-enough one: Unlike companies that reinvest all or most of the money back into the company every year, we take money (profit) out every year in the form of distributions (we're an LLC).
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Productivity Underpins Stable Cash Generation PepsiCo's five-year $212000 billion productivity cost savings program to be completed by 4807123, if fully achieved, provides the company with significant financial flexibility to either reinvest into the business and/or increase cash generation.
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They are absolutely keen that we keep a very strong financial sector but they also want banks to support growth," Botin said, adding "we can reinvest the tax savings in higher wages, more lending and this is very good news.
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"When it has the time and space to reinvest in an external operations capability, [ISIS] will direct and facilitate international attacks in addition to the [ISIS]-inspired attacks that continue to occur in many locations around the world," said the report.
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"Even with the rise in the stock, we see upside as Herbalife executes a tender offer and refinances its debt, to both reinvest in the business and repurchase shares in 2019," analyst Beth Kite wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Second, when corporations direct resources to buy back shares on this scale, they restrain their capacity to reinvest profits more meaningfully in the company in terms of R&D, equipment, higher wages, paid medical leave, retirement benefits and worker retraining.
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It's another way to reinvest in community, where we can take dollars that are ostensibly given to some experts who don't actually understand communities and put them with the people who we definitely know understand communities—the people who live there.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Singaporean commodity trader Olam International said on Friday it will sell its sugar, rubber, wood products and fertiliser businesses and other assets to release $1.6 billion of cash to reinvest as part of a six-year strategic plan.
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And then the top is like, okay, if we're generating revenue from all the amazing things that we've done off of this foundation of the consumer apps, how do we reinvest that to build other amazing consumer experiences or other amazing enterprise experiences?
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Earlier on Thursday, the ECB confirmed plans to stop adding to its 2 trillion euro ($2.27 trillion) sovereign debt stash at year-end as it sees inflation recovering, but it reaffirmed a pledge to reinvest cash from expiring bonds for a long time.
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In June it said it planned to stop asset purchases by the end of the year (though it will continue to reinvest proceeds from maturing bonds), and to keep interest rates at their current rock-bottom levels "through the summer" of 2019.
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"When corporations direct resources to buy back shares on this scale, they restrain their capacity to reinvest profits more meaningfully in the company in terms of R&D, equipment, higher wages, paid medical leave, retirement benefits and worker retraining," their column states.
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But each time transistors shrank, and the chips made out of them became faster and more capable, the market for them grew, allowing the makers to recoup their R&D costs and reinvest in yet more research to make their products still tinier.
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Lawmakers-elect with Fujimori's right-wing populist party, Popular Force, which will control 56 percent of seats in the next Congress, say they will likely vote against Kuczynski's plans for lowering sales taxes and giving rebates to big companies that reinvest profits.
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The accumulation of cash by such capital-intensive, heavy manufacturing companies may not be a good thing, so investors should take a close look at such companies to learn why they aren't finding places to reinvest their abundant cash in their enterprises.
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But I'm ready to be reinvest my time and energy in Game of Thrones, if the show can go back to crafting compelling, character-based scenes — as it did in "Home" — instead of making too many overt attempts to blow our minds.
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Given that the bank has decided to reinvest some of the cash from maturing bonds, this means that the stimulus won't be cut overnight and could run until the end of 2020, Klaas Knot, the Dutch central bank governor explained last October.
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According to the paper, once Alitalia has repaid the loan, the Treasury would reinvest part of that money in the carrier to retain a stake of about 14 to 15 percent or it may choose to convert part of the loan into shares.
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LONDON, June 28 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will buy around 50 billion euros ($58 billion) of German government bonds next year as it looks to reinvest funds from maturing bonds purchased under the bank's stimulus scheme, Germany's debt management agency said.
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By bringing the Series 6 to market sooner, First Solar is trying to place itself in a position where it can not only put money in the bank, but reinvest in its business to continue making even more efficient products, Osha explained.
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But the major banks, which already hold about 80 percent of all home loans in the country, will need to weigh up the benefits of using capital to reinvest in their branches at a time when the prevailing strategy is to cut costs.
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Farmigo says it will reinvest its remaining resources into its CSA Software Management platform, which is today used by 400 farms across 40 states, and extend it to connect farmers with additional sales channels, including farms wishing to sell to restaurants, for example.
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The company's decision to reinvest its Teddy Ruxpin money into new products meant that it had a lot of new products hitting the market all at once, but they weren't big hits like Lazer Tag or the NES; nobody was buying them.
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Whatever benefits decades of globalization brought to some parts of the country, there was no effort to reinvest in regions like northeast Ohio, where steel mills once lined 22 miles of the Mahoning River, and which has bled tens of thousands of jobs.
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"If Wall Street would allow more companies to reinvest like Amazon, it would create great benefits for the economy," said Henry Blodget, a former stock analyst, who first came to prominence in 53 by setting a $400 price target for Amazon shares.
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BI will also allow domestic NDF transactions to be based on sales of government bonds by foreign investors, if the proceeds are placed in a rupiah savings account, Warjiyo said, arguing that some foreign investors were looking to reinvest once market volatility subsided.
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If that top bracket was to be changed to perhaps $2 million, the increased tax rate would be more likely to hit chief executives and established millionaires while allowing small-business owners to reinvest more capital into the economy and job market.
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While the tax policies toward small and medium businesses are less defined in each plan, Trump's calls for certain smaller companies to be grouped with big firms as long as they reinvest the difference resulting from a tax break into their business.
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Also, states that opt to receive a set annual amount could keep a portion of any unused funds, though they must show that access to and quality of care has not declined and they must reinvest that money into state-funded health programs.
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Savers can also "ladder" their CDs, in which a person deposits money into, say, a one-, two- and three-year CD, so that they're not tying up too much of their money at once and can reinvest their savings should rates rise.
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In a statement to The Verge, Google says the Android platform is dependent on the existing Play Store terms because that is how the company is able to reinvest in its platform to help it grow and to provide ample security measures.
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To keep its balance sheet expanding at its current tempo, the ECB will have to reinvest the money it receives when its government bond holdings mature - similar to the Federal Reserve's approach in 2010 when it announced a second round of bond buying.
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"We have now received enough guidance from CBO to bring the Lower Drug Costs Now Act to the Floor and to reinvest its savings in one of the most transformation improvements to Medicare since its creation," Pelosi, Majority Leader Steny Hoyer and Reps.
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"The home pays for itself over the year with some profit on top that we reinvest (we're right in the middle of installing a cedar soak tub outside)," Bela told Insider, thanks to the income they get from renting out the house.
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You will, however, earn interest on the amount and have the option to collect those payments monthly or reinvest them into your CD. Most banks offer varying rates for different terms and deposit amounts — typically, the longer the term, the higher the rate.
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How companies plan to spend their tax-cut money "Simplifying the tax code will reduce compliance costs and make it possible for job creators to reinvest more of their own money in their enterprises," Mitch McConnell wrote in a WSJ op-ed.
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"The report should be considered a clarion call to double down and reinvest in the arts and culture," said Jimmy Van Bramer, majority leader of the City Council and chairman of its Cultural Affairs Committee, who helped spearhead legislation to create the plan.
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Another advantage that bond funds have over investing in individual bonds is that bond funds have a way of being able to take advantage of declines in their NAV because investors can buy more shares of the fund when they reinvest at lower prices.
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GSK, which has been working on Mosquirix for 30 years, has promised it will make no profit from it, pricing it at the cost of manufacture plus a 5 percent margin which it will reinvest in research on malaria and other neglected tropical diseases.
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But I could do that, but I won't, because we've talked about that all before, so I'd rather focus on what we do and how we do it, and that is we reinvest in our properties, making them the best centers in the respective markets.
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Refinery29 interviewed Nia and Sophia by phone last December, and they were eager to talk about what inspired them to invest in a business in Detroit, why it's crucial for companies to reinvest in their communities, and what's next for the Detroit Blows community.
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If a corporation cannot invest organically in its core business or purchase businesses that offer a return greater than the cost of capital, many investors demand, occasionally through the courts, that the cash be returned to them, as owners, to reinvest as they see fit.
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In order to compete with and counter an increasingly authoritarian China, Michael believes we must reinvest in our alliances, champion democratic values like the rule of law and human rights, and sharpen our efforts to combat technology threats that undermine U.S. economic and national security.
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Toshiba itself has pledged to reinvest 350.5 billion JPY ($3.1 billion) with Bain, Hoya, SK Hynix and the U.S. contingent down to provide 212 billion JPY ($1.8 billion), 27 billion JPY ($240 million), 395 billion JPY ($3.5 billion) and 415.5 billion JPY ($3.7 billion), respectively.
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It also comes six months after Toys "R" Us filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, in an effort to shed $5 billion it had accumulated in debt and reinvest the $400 million it was spending a year to pay that off, into its stores, CNN reported.
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If we're able to sell to one of the newly minted tech millionaires once their six-month lockup period is over, we would reinvest the proceeds into various passive income investments such as dividend stocks, short-term treasury bonds, venture debt and private equity.
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"The more we grow as a business, the more we can reinvest," said Dresen, who runs a similar Good Hotel in Antigua, a city in the highlands of Guatemala, with a scheme to train and hire single mothers and provide apprenticeships for local schools.
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The deal with the Bain-led consortium will, however, see it reinvest in the unit and together with Hoya Corp, a maker of parts for chip devices, Japanese firms will hold more than 50 percent of the business - a keen wish of the Japanese government.
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My bill, the Investment in New Ventures and Economic Success Today (INVEST) Act, focuses on helping small and medium-sized businesses by allowing them to recover their investments more quickly – in many cases expensing them immediately – thus freeing up capital to reinvest in the company.
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This in turn allows Norwegian Air Chief Executive Bjoern Kjos and his business partner, the group's chairman, to sell some of their subscription rights and reinvest the proceeds in new shares, thus limiting the dilution of their joint stake which stands at 24.66 percent.
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"This is a president who would've been happy to take their call and certainly happy to have their vote, to help Americans have more money in their paychecks, more money in their pockets, more money for businesses to reinvest in this country," Sanders said.
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The announcement comes six months after Toys "R" Us filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, in an effort to shed the $5 billion accumulated in debt and reinvest the $400 million it was spending a year to pay that off, into its stores, CNN reported.
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As for where the money will go, there's currently little clarity: The family could use it to pay dividends to shareholders, reinvest in something else, or use it to retire and become full-time philanthropists, ABN Amro Bank NV analyst Thijs Berkelder told Bloomberg.
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Our expectation of broadly stable profitability over the next three years reflects our view that Ahold will need to continuously reinvest all cost savings to maintain its market position in a highly competitive environment and to fund the development of its online sales channel.
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The real estate mogul explained that while he tried to reduce the number of taxes he paid, he argued that allowed him to "reinvest in neighborhoods, workers, and build amazing properties which fuel tremendous growth in their communities" as well as help small businesses.
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Both companies were now in need of fresh investment to stabilise their positions and provide a platform for future growth, but Electra's board said it was "inappropriate" to reinvest in view of the significant discount in Electra's shares versus the net value of its assets.
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The plan also includes policies to expand suicide prevention services for LGBTQ people, reinvest in federal anti-bullying efforts, make it easier for LGBTQ refugees to apply for asylum, and direct federal resources to combat the epidemic of violence against trans women of color.
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Like the original bargain of the public interest standard basically said, you can use the public airwaves to have a TV station and do TV news as long as you promise to reinvest some of your profits from your dumb stuff back into real journalism.
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Trump, surrounded by a supportive audience of farmers and agriculture executives, cast himself as the first president in decades to focus on rural America and argued that the new tax law allows more farmers to keep money in their pockets and reinvest in their companies.
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Cory Booker, for example, along with Representatives Ro Khanna and Barbara Lee, proposed a federal legalization bill that would establish funds to "reinvest in the communities most impacted by the failed War on Drugs" by creating job training programs, re-entry services and community centers.
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"My fear is that in their attempts to reinvent the company, you risk them making a dumb acquisition and essentially burning the cash flow, in which case I'd rather get the dividend and reinvest it myself," wrote Yacktman, whose firm doesn't hold Oracle shares.
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"The Governing Council intends to reinvest the principal payments from maturing securities purchased under the APP (asset purchase program) for an extended period of time after the end of the net asset purchases, and in any case for as long as necessary," the ECB said.
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The deal - which must also overcome legal challenges - will see Toshiba reinvest in the unit and together with Hoya Corp, a maker of parts for chip devices, Japanese firms will hold more than 50 percent of the business - a keen wish of the Japanese government.
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"The ECB will likely maintain its guidance that it will fully reinvest the proceeds and thus keep its bond holdings constant 'for an extended period of time' and 'for as long as necessary' to put inflation on track towards its target," said Florian Hense, Economist with Berenberg.
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"The proposed Tranche 4 tariffs will risk our company's overall financial health, which will in turn limit our ability to maintain and reinvest in our American factories," said a letter submitted by New Balance to the US Trade Representative's Office ahead of a hearing next week.
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"This is the right time to seek a buyer for this incredible property who understands the role the Mansion has played for our brand and enables us to continue to reinvest in the transformation of our business," Playboy Enterprises CEO, Scott Flanders said in a statement.
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We haven't discussed either the Operation Twist or whether to reinvest in different maturities, but what I can confirm — even though we haven't discussed it I believe the Governing Council will be pretty unanimous on that — is that the capital key will remain the guiding principle.
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In April, hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio called growing income inequality "an existential risk for the U.S." and he called for higher taxes on the richest Americans, like himself, to create a revenue stream that the government could reinvest in areas like public education and infrastructure.
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With corporate debt at non-financial companies surpassing the $6.5 trillion mark and with corporate earnings in retreat for the better part of the last year, dividends could be at risk if companies have to start conserving cash in order to survive and/or reinvest their capital.
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What Ossoff's message mostly reminds me of is Barack Obama's 2008 campaign, during which he would frequently talk about his desire to go "line by line through the federal budget" to cut wasteful spending — in order to reinvest the money in more useful things, of course.
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Instead of just accepting that it dropped and hoping for a brighter tomorrow, you can sell the investment and reinvest the remainder, preferably in a similar asset (keeping you on the right side of the so-called "wash-sale rule") to maintain your desired asset allocation.
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Schelling said creditors who accept the offer could reinvest the proceeds in 18-year zero coupon government bonds at a 25 percent discount - effectively meaning that investors would get 75 percent of the value of their Heta bonds now and the other 25 percent in 13 years.
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"An event like this changes the risk profile for the banking system, since the attackers will inevitably reinvest some of their profits in new large-scale attacks," said Paul Kocher, a security and encryption expert who is the president of Cryptography Research, a division of Rambus.
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"When corporations direct resources to buy back shares on this scale, they restrain their capacity to reinvest profits more meaningfully in the company in terms of R&D, equipment, higher wages, paid medical leave, retirement benefits and worker retraining," the senators wrote in the Times last month.
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The statement said that at the request of Vedanta, the president had met with Chairman Anil Agarwal who expressed the company's desire to continue running the asset and, among other things, pay debts owed to suppliers and contractors, reinvest in the mine and restructure its shareholding.
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"I look for the teams that I know are successful and any money that I earn, I don't take it out, I reinvest it in more stock," explained Deihl, who said he has made $112,987 since the real money version of the site launched in 2016.
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After determining that new video technologies were unlikely to surpass or even match some of the effects created in the production — especially the depth and three-dimensionality of "Siegfried" — the Met decided to reinvest in its original video system, refurbishing the hardware to keep it running.
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Ms. Guadagno campaigned largely on a vow to conduct a full review of state spending, pledging to cut waste, fraud and abuse in the sprawling state government and reinvest the savings into issues like bolstering infrastructure, offsetting high property taxes and addressing shortfalls in school funding.
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Snapchat, they hoped, would spin-off entrepreneurs and angel investors who would reinvest in the local ecosystem and create new companies that would in turn foster more wealth, establishing LA as a hub for tech talent and venture dollars on par with New York and Boston.
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He helms the Akon Lighting Africa initiative, which seeks to bring off-grid energy to people living in Africa without access to electricity, and the Akon Lighting America initiative, which will develop renewable energy projects in the United States and reinvest the profits back to Africa.
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But you may want to take an even harder line than that — in practical terms, do regulation via the Federal Communication Commission's broad public interest authority rather than DOJ's antitrust mandate — and say that you want them to reinvest their money in infrastructure rather than in mergers.
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Although the attempt to compensate for nearly a century of racially disproportionate law enforcement is unique in American history, the concept of "justice reinvestment" was inspired by programs that use data to help states reduce incarceration costs and reinvest those savings into programs proven to reduce recidivism.
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And as founders and alumni from the many successful Indian companies that have had less than peachy investor relationships — such as Flipkart, Snapdeal or Ola — reinvest time, money and knowledge back into the ecosystem, the negative bias towards investors has the potential to get recycled through the entrepreneur community.
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Instead, through spin work and studio-employed "fixers," they prevented the problem of public knowledge of those activities — which allowed the public to reinvest in the myths (of American identity, of proper masculinity and femininity, of Protestant work ethic and self-denial) that the scandals had brought into question.
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And since 23G is confident that sales will remain steady, it then loads firms with debt and cuts costs using zero-based budgeting, a technique that requires managers to justify every dollar of spending from scratch each year and reinvest only some of the savings in the best brands.
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He added, however, that the ECB had the tools to react if needed, including by pushing back the timing of its first post-crisis interest rate hike, offering more long-term loans to banks, or continuing to reinvest proceeds from its 2.6 trillion euro ($2.93 trillion) bond portfolio.
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It can be the jump-start you need to reinvest at work, the spark to finally reignite a creative streak gone cold, the clarity you need to stick with a company, or the resolution you need to cement a partnership and move forward with a client on good terms.
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In March, Schelling had suggested creditors who accept the offer, in which Heta bonds would be bought back for 75 percent of their nominal value, could reinvest the proceeds in an Austrian government zero coupon bond with a maturity of 18 years, granting creditors roughly 82 percent repayment.
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"There is still a lot of thinking on the right that if big corporations are happy, they're going to take the money they're saving and reinvest it in American workers," Rubio told The Economist last week in comments that were picked up by The Washington Post on Monday.
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Harvest your losses to lower your tax bill Many investments have lost ground over the past several months, so there may be more opportunities than usual to sell investments at a loss and reinvest them in similar (but not identical) investments, says Bill Nelson, founder of Pacesetter Planning.
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NEW YORK, June 8 (Reuters) - Middle market lenders are losing higher yielding assets to the institutional loan market as companies such as US Anesthesia Partners, attracted by the lower spreads, opt to tap the broadly syndicated market, leaving private credit managers to reinvest repayment proceeds at lower yields.
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Because when a cycle ends, venture capitalists get stingier with their portfolio companies, writing fewer checks to support startups that aren't hitting it out of the park, and often taking a bigger bite under more onerous terms when they do reinvest to counter the added risk they're taking.
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But "Sex and the City," which hit HBO in 1998, and the movies that sprang from Judd Apatow's laugh factory would so convincingly relocate the sexes into ladies' nights and boys' clubs that the culture never quite came to reinvest in the coed comforts of a Central Perk.
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A swarm locusts, a plague of frogsTo add insult to injury, it isn&apost just that big business took its gains from the tax cut and didn&apost reinvest them in the US economy, it&aposs that it took them and decided those gains weren&apost nearly enough.
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"They have taken more money out of people's pockets than it was necessary so I plan to return some of it back to people and to the corporations in order to hopefully reinvest the proceeds in order to grow the economy," Mitsotakis told Reuters in an interview in April.
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The final farewell for many locations comes nine months after Toys "R" Us filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September, in an effort to shed $5 billion it had accumulated in debt and reinvest the $400 million it was spending a year to pay that off, into its stores, CNN reported.
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"Walmart has spoken about plans to reinvest in price this year for the past 18 months, and now that the moment is finally upon us, this dynamics is likely to make for a very tough year as they and other retailers try to share the pain with their suppliers," Howard wrote.
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John Slavik, a co-portfolio manager of the $18-million Loomis Sayles Small/Mid Cap Growth fund, the 16th best performing small-cap fund this year, said that industrial machinery companies such as Gardner Denver Holdings Inc should benefit if corporations reinvest part of their tax windfalls into improving their factories.
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BBVA strategist Jaime Costero Denche said bond investors would be looking for the ECB to give more details on how it plans to reinvest funds from maturing bonds and in particular, how long it will make reinvestments, and how much flexibility it will allow in terms of timing and geographic location.
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A spokesman for the ECB declined to comment The debate was at an early stage and was unlikely to feature at the ECB's Governing Council meeting on Dec 13, when policymakers would mainly focus on how to reinvest cash coming from the ECB's 2.6 trillion euro ($2.95 trillion) pile of bonds.
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"We are almost done with phase one, which is stabilize the business, get some cost-savings from (Project) Helix, reinvest and get the business on a good footing - which is what we've done," Bentley, who took charge three years ago amid a series of profit warnings, told Reuters after the results.
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Benefiting from the ability to trade easily with Europe, but not yet restricted by the EU's tax regime, Macedonia has introduced the region's lowest tax rates through a stand-out system of flat and low personal income tax and corporation tax, and offering companies who reinvest their profit zero percent.
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If we were to save and reinvest that $200 billion, or 20 percent — a similar goal to that of the U.K. — we would be able to use those savings to replace every single structurally deficient bridge on the National Highway System in the United States at a cost of $85033 billion.
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And to, you know, every one of them indicated that what they look for was a prudent reasonable guidance that allowed us long-term to continue to reinvest in the brand, invest in partner wage and do the things we need to do to deliver a predictable, sustainable growth agenda for those investors.
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If ridesharing companies can "commoditize" automobiles such that consumers no longer care what type of car they are in to get from place A to place B, they will be able to capture a significant portion of the profits in the transportation industry and reinvest those profits in their technology platforms and marketplaces.
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And it was a massive fight because at the end of the day there was still a lot of thinking on the right of center that if Apple is happy and the big corporations are happy, they are going to take the money they are saving and reinvest it back into American workers.
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"The news media industry must have economies of scale to compete in today's marketplace and to reinvest in reporters and news-gathering operations that maintain an informed democracy and a functioning society," said David Chavern, president of the newspaper trade group News Media Alliance, of which The New York Times is a member.
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She observed that even with the announced rate increase, interest rates are still at historically low levels, that the Fed's monetary policy remains "accommodative," and that the central bank will continue to reinvest proceeds from maturing Treasuries and agency debt, which will help offset any potential adverse impacts from higher interest rates.
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When LPs get distributions back they reinvest it into new asset programs in a diversified manner but when VC investments are yielding higher returns than other asset classes even this percentage is getting bigger so VCs are not only able to more easily raise funds but they're also getting a large slice of the pie.
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"When you are talking about taxes — whether they be income taxes or an assortment of other taxes business pay — in the end, this is taking away not just the profits small-business owners can hopefully acquire but how much of their revenue they have left to reinvest the business, hire people and innovate," says Keating.
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If someone were to invest $40 million in a S&P 500 index in August 1974, reinvest all dividends, not cash out and have to pay capital gains, and pay nothing in investment fees, he'd wind up with about $3.4 billion come August 2015, according to Don't Quit Your Day Job's handy S&P calculator.
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"Coming out of its lost decade, P&G is starting to inject its own version of fiscal stimulus to its business and categories — using clear earnings flexibility to reinvest behind focused portfolio to expand categories and market share, even if it tempers short-term EPS growth," wrote Deutsche Bank analyst Bill Schmitz in a note to clients Tuesday.
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In Oklahoma, a state with the country's second highest incarceration rate and the highest incarceration rate among women, voters approved two ballot measures by a healthy margin: one that would reclassify certain felonies as misdemeanors, thereby reducing the prison population; and a second that would reinvest those cost savings into addiction and mental health treatment programming.
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When, contrary to the intended goals of the government, plans are being denied the promised rewards to distinguish high-quality care, they also lose the ability to reinvest in enhanced service for beneficiaries in their communities by lowering premiums or offering additional services such as dental coverage, transportation to and from doctor's' appointments and gym memberships.
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She understands the struggle of being a student and growing up in a world that is increasingly being destroyed by climate change, endless wars, and she knows how to reinvest properly into social programs that will help increase the quality of life in America and help everyone achieve that "American dream" that's talked about so much.
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While a money market fund still makes sense as a convenient parking lot when you sell an investment and aren't ready to reinvest, online bank deals from the likes of Synchrony, Ally Bank, and Capital One that currently yield at least 1 percent may be better options for your permanent cash needs, such as an emergency fund.
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Green, the IAW president, responded to Trump's tweet in a statement published by the Detroit News, saying that the union is doing "everything we can with the Drive it Home Ohio Campaign to convince General Motors CEO Mary Barra to reinvest in GM Lordstown" and that GM and the UAW will discuss the plant's fate in the fall.
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These reforms include a push for so-called "offset" arrangements, wherein companies that sell military hardware to India are required to reinvest part of the value of a contract into Indian research and development, usually by awarding contracts for components to Indian manufacturers or moving some of their manufacturing to India — policies that could collide head-on with Trump's "America first" posture.
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With it, a blueprint for a new path for ambitious direct-to-consumer entrepreneurs has emerged, one that has turned recent conventional wisdom in tech circles on its head even as it follows old-school business rules: Sell differentiated products for more than it costs to make and market them, and reinvest the profits in the business if you want to grow faster.
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In fact, on a trip to Atlanta, he became convinced that there was an opportunity to reinvest in several communities rife with foreclosed homes, ultimately working with a syndicate of investors — including his Harvard classmate Joshua Kushner and Kushner's older brother Jared — to buy more than 700 housing units before he was hired out of college in 2010 by Goldman Sachs, then Blackstone.
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This is a point supported by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), which in its 2013 report card gave the country's drinking water infrastructure a D. Greg DiLoreto, the former ASCE president and chair of the committee drawing up the next national report card, said that unless all levels of government decide to reinvest in water infrastructure the consequences will be grim.
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With the Prime price increase, Amazon will reinvest the $2 billion in extra revenue into its rapid expansion of fulfillment centers, which should lower shipping costs—and could also add value to Prime by making one-day (or even same-day) shipping more economically viable, which could then serve as a convenient excuse to raise the price of Prime once again.
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"As SoftBank looks to strengthen its own balance sheet, Alibaba determined that it was the best use of our capital to reinvest in our own business through an efficient buyback of a large number of shares in our own company that is accretive to our stockholders," Jack Ma, one of Alibaba's founders and its executive chairman, said in a statement.
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"All too often, communities of color and low-income individuals are unjustly impacted by our broken drug policies, but by including measures to expunge records and reinvest in the communities most impacted, our state has the opportunity to lead in prioritizing social justice," Cory Booker, a Democratic United States senator from New Jersey who is running for president, said last week.
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The beverage industry is doing their part and believes there is room to grow the circular economy for recyclable material in the U.S. However, it can only happen if all those involved in the recycling system – businesses, governments and nonprofits – reinvest in innovative ways that will lead to an increase in the recyclables that are collected and remade rather than landfilled or discarded.
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"We demand that our universities take responsibility for their role in perpetuating the climate crisis and global climate injustice -- we call on Harvard and Yale to fully disclose, divest, and reinvest their holdings in the fossil fuel industry, putting an end to business as usual and taking meaningful action towards building a more just and stable future," the groups added.
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So we're going to have a plan that addresses growth, that addresses customer satisfaction, that address employee satisfaction, but at the end, if we execute all that right, then the results, all that will translate into financial results, which means companies are in the business of generating free cash flow so they can deliver it to shareholders and so they can reinvest in growing the business.
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And it was a massive fight because, at the end of the day, there was still a lot of thinking on the right of centre that if Apple is happy and the big corporations are happy, they're going to take the money that they're saving and reinvest it back into American workers when in fact they bought back shares, they'll invest in automation and productivity that way.
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Tesla says the change is about adjusting the economics of Supercharging in a way that "allows us to reinvest in the network, accelerate its growth," but also notes that while they will begin charging customers after a certain point, the "Supercharger Network will never be a profit center," which implies all funds generated will go to maintenance and expansion/improvement of the resource for drivers.
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" On the need for a transition period, Tim Barrett, a spokesman for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, told CNN that "ODNI's Transformation will position us to drive the Intelligence Community on the most critical issues, to streamline and focus the agency in order to reinvest in priority areas, and to create a more effective ODNI that delivers impact and value with every action.
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If you invested that $150 a month, here's how much you'd wind up with over time, assuming a 10 percent annual return: If you invested $10 a day, or $103 a month, you'd wind up with $1.9 million in 40 years, assuming you get a 10 percent annual return and reinvest the dividends, Bach tells CNBC Make It. If you invested $20 a day, you'd have $3.8 million in 40 years.
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THERE ARE COHORTS OF COUNTRIES THAT ARE PROFITABLE, AND IT'S ABOUT GETTING OTHER COHORTS OF COUNTRIES TO THE SAME MATURITY LEVEL THAT SOME OF OUR COUNTRIES ARE OPERATING AT WE DO REINVEST PROFITS AGGRESSIVELY IN NEW BUSINESS LINES LIKE EATS, THAT HAVE GREAT PROMISE, BUT WE'RE PRETTY COMFORTABLE WHEN WE LOOK AT THE PORTFOLIO OF BUSINESSES THAT WE HAVE, THAT WE HAVE A VERY STRONG PATH TO PROFITABILITY.
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But having the income only subject to U.S. income tax once it is repatriated, gives an incentive for companies to reinvest earnings anywhere but the U.S. This system distorts the international behavior of U.S. firms and essentially traps foreign earnings that might otherwise be repatriated back to the U.S. In contrast, our competitors have shifted toward territorial systems that exempt entirely, or to a large degree, foreign source income.
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However, if proper living wages are instituted, Medicare-for-all is adopted, and taxes are hiked on rich people and corporations to reinvest in infrastructure renewal and a Green New Deal — programs which could create millions of well-paid jobs — people would be less likely to turn to the gig economy and there would be greater pressure to increase the labor standards that those companies have to abide by.
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Analysts also noted that there were no changes to the ECB's plan to reinvest funds from maturing bonds, providing a layer of support for bonds markets even as the central bank winds down QE. Bond yields from Italy, the country seen as the most vulnerable to higher borrowing costs, also fell, with short-dated yields down 20.5 basis points at 27 percent IT22YT=RR, having been 25 bps higher shortly before the ECB statement.
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"In an age otherwise characterized by belatedness and alienated repetition, his whole project was to return art to its origins, to rediscover the aura of shared moments and places, and to reinvest experience with a sacred meaning that the instant culture of capitalism had removed from it," Sperling sensitively observes of Berger's famous 1972 television program Ways of Seeing, in which he spoke about canonical works of art in a personable way.
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"They're going to barely be profitable, but they're going to reinvest their profits rapidly into new innovative products — and then you see them go from books to music to jewelry to toys to private label to AWS to Alexa to advertising on the platform to acquiring Zappos to acquiring Twitch to acquiring Ring," venture capitalist and trend forecaster Mary Meeker told Del Rey on the latest episode of Land of the Giants.
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There has long been a consensus among U.S. policymakers that the reasons the country is so successful in this field are, first, that the federal government provides robust funding for scientific research (mostly through the National Institutes of Health), and second, that America encourages vigorous private-sector innovation by providing strong intellectual property protections and a drug reimbursement system that together allow companies to earn enough revenue to reinvest in risky R&D.
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" Marathon pledged, if it's profitable, to reinvest earnings from Emflaza into more research in Duchenne muscular dystrophy, and said it believes access to the drug "will be dramatically expanded" once it's commercially available in the U.S. Christine McSherry, a Massachusetts woman whose son Jett uses imported deflazacort, said Marathon's "pause" is "what you do in football when it's the fourth quarter and there's only 30 seconds left in the game and you want to throw off the defense.
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He added that the ECB would follow its capital key, the amount of capital each member central bank has paid in, when deciding how to reinvest the cash it will receive from maturing bonds from next year, without providing more details.. A key challenge is that the remaining maturity of the bond pile declines over time, so the ECB will have to decide whether to target longer-dated bonds or to accept the natural aging of its portfolio.
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