It completely reshapes how business is going to be done.
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The changes come as Morgan Stanley reshapes its bond trading unit.
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This concept reshapes the entire idea of virtual or digital foreplay.
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Letha Wilson literally reshapes landscape photography through her clever photographic sculptures.
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In "Ol'Factory," a lone man frantically reshapes the aforementioned pile of shit.
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Like the mighty Mississippi, the American experiment continually overflows and reshapes its banks.
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All jobs will continue to change as technology evolves and reshapes job requirements.
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Now the hard part comes as the force reshapes its internal culture. Honors.
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He outsmarts interplanetary leaders and powerful villains, reshapes societies and creates new dimensions.
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"This deal definitely reshapes the landscape," said Michael Nathanson, a leading media analyst.
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A once-essential leather good reshapes, reduces and will possibly soon be redundant.
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It reshapes a stretch of art history to give credit where credit is due.
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But as tech reshapes every industry, it's a natural opportunity to drive Recode's expansion.
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Technically referred to as an "augmentation mastopexy," this procedure both lifts and reshapes the boobs.
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For Berkeley, the biggest consequence may be that the decision reshapes the history of CRISPR.
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As it reshapes, the bank now expects 2019 revenue to be lower than in 2018.
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For impractical purposes, it reshapes itself and explodes in the most beautiful and unpredictable ways.
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Great leadership is someone who thinks 10 years ahead and completely transforms and reshapes things.
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It also fundamentally reshapes that program from an open-ended funding to capped federal payments.
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But as it reshapes the city, iStar has also encountered some bumps in the road.
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The manufacturer reshapes the blemished decks, sands out the blemishes and then applies Locker Board's artwork.
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Technology has never limited its effects to those its creators intended: It disrupts, reshapes, and backfires.
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Shares in Banco Pan have gained nearly sixfold this year as the bank reshapes its business.
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However, the recent parade of dual-class share IPOs effectively reshapes conventions on good corporate governance.
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Deadpool 2 thus reshapes the overarching X-Men metaphor to a broader definition than we've seen before.
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And how awkward will this be as the #MeToo movement reshapes the way people view the Clintons?
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Your Twitter abstract is a living thing that grows and reshapes itself, constantly offering up new surprises.
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I generally favor pop music that reshapes established forms and sounds, but Chris is more quietly radical.
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Next, Chandra reshapes the grid, changing certain intersections or roads, in order to create a winding maze.
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But it would mean accelerating the pace at which gentrification reshapes the built environment of those neighborhoods.
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A well-dressed, spectacled titan of creativity that reshapes how the world works with each Surface Pen stroke.
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A key insight of game theorist Martin Shubik was that when a "tomorrow" exists, it profoundly reshapes competition.
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As multicultural socialism reshapes our politics, it's probably inevitable that it will also start to reshape our entertainment.
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We will keep spotlighting this change as it rips through the global economy and reshapes our political landscape.
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The long-gestating acquisition officially closes March 20, and in the process reshapes two of Hollywood's major studios.
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The LP drops his vocals, reshapes the track around the gospel backing singers, and it becomes something titanic.
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Mr. Buttigieg's allies say serving in the military reshapes one's perspective not just on foreign policy, but on everything.
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Sorry, Canada: Parity Reshapes the World Junior Championship Canada used to own the under-20 ice hockey world championships.
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Cloud native reshapes middleware into a powerful enabler of systems of intelligence Systems of intelligence must ride on nimble infrastructure.
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While death is permanent and each new game randomly reshapes the world, certain things remain static from playthrough to playthrough.
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As the coronavirus pandemic reshapes modern life, some therapists are switching from in-person sessions to phone or Zoom appointments.
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Using a new method to analyze DNA, however, a team of scientists has found evidence that significantly reshapes that narrative.
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The legislation also curbs Obamacare's expanded Medicaid help for the poor and reshapes subsidies to low-income people for private insurance.
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Very few people have let the reality of the situation sink in deep enough that it reshapes their values and priorities.
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The energetic ensemble piece, with music by Pogo, uses a few dance phrases and reshapes them to make a complex entity.
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Appearing smug and faintly nonchalant in the film stills, Bright's piece reshapes narrative and gender dynamics with the smallest of incisions.
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Aides have variously called for regime change, a grand bargain that reshapes Iran's foreign policy or a slightly tougher arms-control agreement.
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The moves are the latest in a series of personnel shuffles in the bank's trading division as the firm reshapes the unit.
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And crucially, it reshapes the previous two rebooted Trek films, revealing what they're really about, and making them better in the process.
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And who among us hasn't experienced this kind of mental vise grip, this total preoccupation that reshapes our lives in its image?
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Then there is the overall idea that Sanders is calling for nothing short of a political revolution that fundamentally reshapes the country.
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The DNC slashed its workforce after Election Day and is still working through a full-scale rebuild as Perez reshapes the party.
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Risk identification is also the goal of this book — to forecast the potential problems of big data policing as it reshapes law enforcement.
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At AT&T, for instance, 140,000 people are taking part in education programs preparing them for new roles as technology reshapes their industry.
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The VIE FIT, from Japanese startup Vie Style, is made almost entirely out of a flexible silicone that reshapes to fit your ear.
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As the media world reshapes itself, one thing is clear: scale wins in this new world, whether we're talking about entertainment or sports.
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But they also don't think the rise of Trump proves that 26 will be a "realignment" election that fundamentally reshapes the American electorate.
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But a play's true greatness may hinge on how well it absorbs, or reshapes itself around, the succession of casts that enact it.
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The companies cover a wide variety of products and services across the financial industry as digital disruption reshapes everything from banking to insurance.
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All of these changes would be added to the basic structure of the American Health Care Act, which reshapes the health insurance system.
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The brain reshapes itself for years after adolescence, scientists have found, raising questions about when an adult is mature in the legal sense.
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The SWA is calling for a new trade agreement with India to be top of the list as Britain reshapes its global relationships.
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Pence's addition of Lerner to his national security team comes as Trump's new national security adviser, John Bolton, reshapes his team as well.
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Thus, the viewer reshapes and redistributes content and, in doing so, assumes the position of the artist, to negotiate the complexities of shared experience.
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Mr. Oliver, a practitioner of sentimental gothic, reshapes and reanimates the well-worn formulas of the confessional memoir by infusing them with sepulchral darkness.
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The sound, if not earth-shattering, financial results were announced as The Times fundamentally reshapes itself into a business no longer rooted in newsprint.
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It's a bit of the chicken and the egg dilemma, but I was left believing that the media undoubtedly reshapes society within its image.
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"As computing reshapes our world, MIT intends to help make sure it does so for the good of all," said Reif in a press statement.
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At the time, many of her urbanist peers—including Marshall Berman and David Harvey—were beginning to publish works critical of how capitalism reshapes cities.
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And as Rosenthal implies, politicians are likely to shape innovation more and more as technology radically reshapes traditionally regulated industries like healthcare, energy and education.
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It presents the inspiring tale of an artist refusing to give up, and not only illuminates a neglected phase but reshapes understanding of Guston's career.
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Reid Hoffman, founder of LinkedIn, says blockchain could be as earth-changing as the Internet, as it reshapes the way people transact with each other.
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They went to get dental procedures done—including the "Hollywood smile" procedure that reshapes your teeth and whitens them—and the dentist mocked them immediately.
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As profit falls and e-commerce reshapes retail, the company will shut 100 stores by 21999 — a corporate restructuring that will play out in communities.
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FRANKFURT, Germany – Germany&aposs struggling Deutsche Bank says it&aposs slashing thousands of jobs as it reshapes its stocks trading business and tries to limit costs.
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Though coming-of-age stories are traditionally conceived of as solo journeys, Washington reshapes the bildungsroman into a collective narrative, often employing the third person we.
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Which means that even if the actual top-line money out the door is the same, you feel it reshapes the places and the timing. Exactly.
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This radically reshapes the way you understand and interact with the world, and is something I think is quite crucial to propagate in the current age.
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The legislation includes deep cuts and fundamentally reshapes the program from an open-ended government commitment to a system of capped federal payments that limit spending.
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This is my struggle to bring forward and it will take time to solidify; it won't happen until feminine theory reshapes the issues of the 1970s.
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As the changing nature of the U.S.-China relationship reshapes global political and economic landscapes, many countries are wondering if they'll eventually be forced to take sides.
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Ford is in the midst of an $11 billion restructuring, as it reshapes its portfolio of vehicles and rids itself of some less-profitable units, primarily overseas.
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This shift reshapes the political landscape in South Africa ahead of the 2019 national election, and may also embolden Zuma's rivals within the ANC to challenge him.
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Veganism isn't a diet, it's a radical ethic that reshapes the relationship between humans and other animals — one that rejects their industrialized commodification and demands their liberation.
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The lead single from the group's self-titled debut is "Calle Luz," a quick, pattering original that reshapes a rumba rhythm around its jagged, four-horn arrangement.
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Meanwhile, the always-learning AI-powered technology behind our search engines and our newsfeeds quietly shapes and reshapes the information we discover and even how we perceive it.
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As the president reshapes his administration, we should expect greater care that those leaving are replaced by appointees with more experience, greater expertise and the ability to govern.
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As digitization reshapes the telecom industry, US network operators are seeking to innovate their services by overhauling adjacent businesses, with media being at the top of the list.
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The proposal includes deep cuts to Medicaid and fundamentally reshapes the program from an open-ended government commitment to a system of capped federal payments that limit spending.
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In a letter to employees on Wednesday, ESPN's president, John Skipper, acknowledged the "difficult decisions" ahead and suggested what the network was looking for as it reshapes itself.
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In fact, a recurring concern of exercise science this decade has been whether and how exercise reshapes aging, and the results generally suggest that it does — and pervasively.
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Along with a look at the rules she devised, the book offers a guide to the quandaries we face as the way we communicate online reshapes language itself.
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Convergence will drive structural change in the telecommunications industry, as consolidation reshapes the competitive landscape and carriers confront the technological and operational challenges of combining wireless and wireline services.
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So while the baked goods are absolutely delicious, it's the story of how the program at Luminary reshapes lives through baking that is the actual icing on the cake.
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Embedded in his story are the consequences of the hazy personal boundaries in the world of theater that still persist today, even as the #MeToo movement reshapes the conversation.
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As it reshapes, the bank expects to post a loss in 2019, meaning that it will have been in the red for four out of the past five years.
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The measure includes deep cuts to Medicaid and fundamentally reshapes that program from an open-ended government commitment to a system of capped federal payments that limit federal spending.
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His departure was the first in what could be a string of high-profile exits as Trump reshapes his team to gird for his own 2020 re-election effort.
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As tech breaks out and reshapes so many aspects of business and society, will breakthrough innovation deliver value to everyone on the planet, regardless of geography, background or culture?
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No matter how much good the president does, no matter how he reshapes the judiciary, deregulates the regulatory states, it&aposs never good enough, and there&aposs always a problem.
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There are still black metal elements, too—I don't think vocalist and creative lodestar Alan Averill will ever truly abandon the genre, even as his work continually reshapes its meaning.
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The reform firmly reshapes the Geneva-based U.N. health agency with the manifesto of its Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, an Ethiopian who is the first African in the job.
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The situation is a study in the malleability of memory: an implausible notion, doubted at first, grows into a firmly held belief that reshapes one's autobiography and sense of identity.
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The measure includes deep cuts to Medicaid and fundamentally reshapes that program from an open-ended government commitment to a system of capped federal payments that limit federal spending. Sen.
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The Senate's bill includes deep cuts to Medicaid and fundamentally reshapes the program from an open-ended government commitment to a system of capped federal payments that limit federal spending.
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FRANKFURT, July 13 (Reuters) - Daimler, the world's largest truck manufacturer, will use three-dimensional printing (3D) to make spare parts made from plastics as digital manufacturing reshapes the vehicle supply chain.
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As Trump reshapes his staff for complicated state-by-state delegate selection battles, he'd get a shot of momentum -- and a big pile of delegates -- by easily clearing the 50% hurdle.
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The measure appears to include deep cuts to Medicaid and fundamentally reshapes that program from an open-ended government commitment to a system of capped federal payments that limit federal spending.
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The candidates start attacking one another, voters start making up their minds, and even the smallest shifts can bring a wave of media coverage that reshapes the race at a crucial stage.
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The unexpected profit slump and management changes come as BTG Pactual reshapes itself a year after founder and former CEO André Esteves was arrested in connection with a corruption probe in Brazil.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Software company SAP said the head of its cloud business group had quit, the latest in a string of top departures as Europe's most valuable technology company reshapes its operations.
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This singular event completely reshapes the Cold War-era space race, the premise posits, greatly impacting the U.S. political landscape and accelerating a number of other social and political shifts in the process.
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For more news, click on * Nestle has sold its sold two of its tea brands in North America as the world's biggest food maker reshapes its business to focus more on consumer healthcare.
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"It's this world that was left unfinished by the gods, and all of these relics litter the landscape, and they're ruins that cause chaotic energy that reshapes the world," explains lead producer Mike Gamble.
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BP CEO Bob Dudley said in a statement that "Alaska has been instrumental in BP's growth," but the London-based company is looking toward other opportunities in the U.S. and abroad as it reshapes.
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Mr. Tucker, 59, would be the first outsider to take the chairman's role at HSBC as the bank, which is based in London but generates much of its profit in Asia, reshapes its leadership.
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Flattery begins with an attempt to enhance the target's perception of himself, and though the new dynamics of media-fired flattery might turn some of these energies toward transforming observers, it always reshapes the flatterer.
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"While the baked goods are absolutely delicious, it's the story of how the program at Luminary reshapes lives through baking that is the actual icing on the cake," Markle wrote on Instagram back in August.
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And with self-labelled "reshapes" for artists like Daso and Deetron, and lengthy DJ sets in holy rooms like Berlin's Panorama Bar, he's long been someone who travels deeper than the rest with his work.
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We've talked a lot about how partisan polarization reshapes American domestic politics, but the long-term effect may be that the United States has two entirely distinct sets of alliances based on the party in power.
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Trump and his efforts to translate his leadership of 85033 percent to 40 percent of the electorate into a base that reshapes the Republican Party more closely follows the Roosevelt model rather than the Reagan model.
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This early in the Trump administration, we cannot predict whether or how the president will convert his campaign rhetoric about "America First" into a foreign policy that challenges or reshapes America's post-Cold War foreign policy.
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Now, Unilever is having a go with Day 2, an aerosol spray that went on sale online only last week that it says refreshes, reshapes and dewrinkles clothes on the chairdrobe, using technology like fabric-stiffening molecules.
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The Suldlom model of a deeply spiritual techno-theocracy that swallows and reshapes the Other rather than trying to eradicate it is just one of many ways in which fascism may rear its ugly head in Stellaris.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Didi Chuxing's acquisition of Uber's China business last week reshapes the landscape in Asia's growing ride-hailing sector, and leaves India's Ola more vulnerable to attack by Uber in its $12 billion home market.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline has hired Chris Corsico from German drugmaker Boehringer Ingelheim to fill the new role of senior vice-president development as the company reshapes its research strategy, a spokesman for the British group said on Tuesday.
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The Hot One follows this trend and yet manages to subvert the genre and typical narrative arc of true crime — violence, then investigation, then conviction — by exploring the long-term implications of the way violent crime reshapes memories.
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The new season, dubbed Darkness Rises, brings a Halloween vibe to Fortnite: Battle Royale as it reshapes parts of the map with ominous cubes and introduces new locations to fight in including corn fields and a haunted castle.
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A building that is a shape-shifter, that is continuously adjustable, mutable, and flexible, that can be designed to be structurally responsive to its urban environs, reshaping the city that in turn reshapes it, is a seductive fantasy.
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Volkswagen (VW) said on Thursday it would invest billions of euros in electric cars, ride-hailing and automated driving to become a world leader in green transport by 2025 as it reshapes its business following a diesel emissions scandal.
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But the Cruz of the last two years is partly the product of the two that came before, and it is worth considering again the baroque weirdness of the 2016 primary, as the Republican Party reshapes in Trump's image.
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I Love Dick is one of those books that radically reshapes the way you think about the conventions and possibilities of literature—part epistolary novel, part memoir, part art criticism, it captures an emotional landscape rarely seen in fiction.
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By juxtaposing the seemingly "indecent" visuals with challenging perspectives, toilet-infused art reshapes collective perceptions, reinvigorates considerations for how cultures function, and inverts prevailing notions of what is superior and what is inferior in the art world and beyond.
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Listen to this episode of The Impact, Vox's podcast about how policy reshapes people's lives, for those answers: Dylan Scott, a Vox policy reporter, went to Australia with The Impact's Byrd Pinkerton to investigate the country's public-private system.
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In a complex transaction that reshapes Germany's power industry, E.ON and RWE agreed to swap assets in a deal that leaves E.ON as an operator of energy networks with a large retail presence and RWE as a producer of renewable energy.
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You're still using the two cameras built into the phone itself, but this extra part essentially reshapes the device and gives it extra juice to keep going for 6 to 8 hours longer, expanding the battery from 25,25mAh to 25,25mAh.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has just one month left to salvage a lost legislative year in a presidency that he vowed would be an endless victory lap -- but has yet to produce a major new law that reshapes the nation.
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As climate change reshapes investment decisions, the future of industries from energy to technology to commerce, the landscape of politics and environmental regulations, and touches every facet of life, it continues to be a key focus of Reuters coverage globally.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women may struggle to close the gender pay gap as technology reshapes the global economy, with women's jobs more likely to be replaced by robots while men dominate emerging sectors, according to a leading global think-tank.
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And even if President Trump—who politicized the Baton Rouge shooting almost as soon as it happened—completely reshapes the federal judiciary between now and 2021, the precedent set by Brandenburg is entrenched in part because it's a double-edged sword.
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ZURICH, July 4 (Reuters) - LafargeHolcim Chief Executive Jan Jenisch chose a manager from his ex-employer Sika to run the cement maker's Middle East Africa region, the company said on Wednesday, as he reshapes leadership and seeks to rejuvenate a struggling business area.
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When she lists her spare bedroom on Airbnb, the cast of tenants that moves through Isobel's life deepens her sexual exploration and reshapes some of her closest relationships (with a little help along the way from guest star Jemima Kirke, of course).
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The national security overhaul came as Australia, a staunch ally of the United States, reshapes its counter-terrorism response after a series of lone-wolf attacks and heightened fear of attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East.
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New recruits to the legal team will have to be hard-edged conservatives who are aggressive fighters in the Cohn mode if they expect to fill the seats vacated by Dowd and other defense team members as Trump reshapes his legal strategy.
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WASHINGTON — In his first 100 days in power, President Trump has transformed the nation's highest office in ways both profound and mundane, pushing traditional boundaries, ignoring longstanding protocol and discarding historical precedents as he reshapes the White House in his own image.
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To fully understand how the behavior of individual particles leads to the collective phenomenon of ferromagnetism, you would need to keep track of the wave function of every electron in a system as it continually reshapes every other electron's wave function through their mutual interactions.
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The larger question is whether the Fed reshapes its monetary policy outlook for the next few years to factor in stronger GDP growth or whether concerns about a possible global trade war or economic slowdown cause it to stick close to its current view.
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In addition to cutting the U.S. corporate income tax rate, the debt-financed legislation gives other business owners a new 20 percent deduction on business income and reshapes how the government taxes multinational corporations along the lines that the country's largest businesses have recommended for years.
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According to the Creative Strategies analyst Carolina Milanesi, this team has operated under the radar since at least 2018 and is now gaining momentum as the company reshapes its strategy to focus on customers as humans with complicated lives and fewer lines between work and personal life.
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Karges says she feels pressure to make sure each picture is just right before sharing it with her 841 followers — and she has no qualms admitting that she filters, smooths, and sometimes reshapes her face with a few taps on a photo editing app to make each one perfect.
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WASHINGTON — Of all the State Department employees who might have been vulnerable in the staff reductions that Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson has initiated as he reshapes the department, the one person who seemed least likely to be a target was the chief of security, Bill A. Miller.
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For still more Whittaker, Netflix has the complete run of the grim British mystery series Broadchurch (in which she plays a mother whose profound grief reshapes her entire life) plus the fan-favorite Black Mirror episode "The Entire History of You" (with Whittaker as the wife of a destructively distrustful man).
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But in two days of congressional testimony and a broadcast interview last week the central banker also hinted the Fed may be more concerned about current trade tensions than it is letting on, as uncertainty reshapes business investment in ways that could alter the course of the economy and thus Fed policy.
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In "Invisible," Hirsch looks at how chronic sickness reshapes the personal and professional lives of young women — while invoking the Job-like torments of her own 20s, when she endured thyroid cancer, hip surgery, Lyme disease and a rare condition called mast-cell activation syndrome, which could cause her to go into anaphylactic shock at any time.
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"Short of government regulation that reshapes the market, it seems really unlikely and difficult in this market for a challenger to build any kind of scale business other than a really expensive niche device," said Frank Gillett, a vice president and principal analyst for research firm Forrester who follows the technology industry and mobile device market.
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As the Trump administration arrests thousands of immigrants with no criminal history and reshapes the prospects of even legal immigrants — an overdue corrective, officials say, to the lenient policies of the past — many who have lived without papers for years are urgently seeking legal status by way of a parent, adult child or spouse who is already a citizen or permanent resident.
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EditorsNote: Reshapes lede, other small tweaks No. 20 Arizona State overcame an 18-point deficit to upend Georgia 76-74 on Saturday night at Athens, Ga. After Luguentz Dort made just 113 of 2 free throws with 7.9 seconds left, Georgia (5-233) inbounded the ball with Nicolas Claxton taking it the length of the court before misfiring on a mid-range jumper at the buzzer.
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Speaking publicly for the first time since the vote, British Chancellor George Osborne said he was working closely with the Bank of England and officials in other leading economies for the sake of stability as Britain reshapes its relationship with the EU. "Our economy is about as strong as it could be to confront the challenge our country now faces," he told reporters at the Treasury.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE won 2202 of the 2628 states to vote on Super Tuesday, a totally unforeseen turn of events that fundamentally reshapes the Democratic nominating contest and appears to make him the front-runner in the race.
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But sometimes during the last year I've wondered if the "pre-existing conditions" are now bad enough that there simply isn't going to be, say, a recovery of congressional effectiveness or a return to a healthy left-right dynamic without a kind of Caesarist interlude, of the kind America arguably had under Lincoln and under F.D.R., in which a dangerously strong president reshapes his party and the political process in ways that make it possible to pursue the common good again.
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"As long as Trump is on the scene, the nation is bound to remain deeply divided," Jacobson writes in "Extreme Referendum: Donald Trump and the 2018 Midterm Elections," which will appear in a forthcoming issue of Political Science Quarterly: To the extent that he reshapes the Republican Party in his white nationalist image, these divisions will deepen further and every election, like the 2018 midterms, will be fought with both sides convinced that nothing less than the future of American democracy is at stake.
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