The savviest families create company boards with outsiders on them.
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In the Seven Kingdoms, the strongest, savviest leader usually does.
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Are Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, Kendall and Kylie America's savviest C.E.O.s?
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Sometimes, however, acknowledging vulnerability in marketing can be the savviest strategy.
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Only the savviest organizations find a way to contend every year.
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Perhaps we can call upon that savviest of Bond villains, Platinumfinger.
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"Is Trump finished?" one of his savviest conservative supporters asked me recently.
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Pelosi is the savviest Democratic politician active in party politics right now.
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Jonathan Anderson, one of the savviest temperature takers around, made the point plain.
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The savviest credit card users treat their cards like a charge card regardless.
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History doesn't necessarily point to having the best idea or the savviest management.
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Charleston (CNN)Skipping Thursday's debate may have been Rand Paul's savviest political move yet.
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Baker's been widely acclaimed as one of the smartest and savviest chiefs of staff.
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Because even the savviest shoppers among us can get overwhelmed by all the noise.
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The savviest among them also know to look for finds outside the exhibition halls.
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The savviest business owners will begin by calling a sophisticated accountant or tax lawyer.
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The savviest discretionary managers are diving into the private markets to boost their returns.
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The savviest photographers work to achieve a careful balance between the superficial and the political.
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Soon, one of the world's savviest reputation-management companies became embroiled in a reputational scandal.
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It's fascinating and disorienting, and also some of the savviest pop music of the year.
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Even the savviest of data nerds will need strong leadership and emotional skills to thrive.
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Rather, Styles has cultivated stardom and standom on par with the savviest of pop divas.
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Even the savviest among us can get caught up in the pressures of salary secrecy.
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Some of the reporters who were savviest about using tech worked in politics and investigations.
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The savviest M.F.A. students were pouring their energies into fat historical novels — and their Facebook pages.
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Quammen, one of science writing's savviest stylists, is best when probing the human side of science.
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Is she the savviest, hardest-working celebrity ever or a shallow simulacrum of talent and fame?
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Scroll on to lotion-up with the savviest and most sustainable SPF all spring through summer long.
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Icahn, one of the nation's savviest investors, said last year he was not interested in heading Treasury.
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This also means that the savviest drivers have a better shot at making decent money as drivers.
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But the savviest operators find ways to resist that assignment, deflecting as much credit as they claim.
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The psychology of spending will give you an edge, but the savviest customers will benefit alongside you.
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It really becomes the survival of the savviest — sneaking food into your bag, and pockets, and everything.
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He's one of the world's savviest investors and Berkshire Hathaway has a market cap of nearly $532 billion.
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Official intervention in the markets, either through central banks or regulatory action, can also blindside the savviest investors.
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That's a question even some of your savviest Wall Street friends might not be able to fully explain.
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In fact, she is often mentioned alongside Kim Kardashian as one of the savviest reality TV stars turned brands.
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A while back, bomber jackets were mainly the uniform of the savviest street style stars and fashion-forward musicians.
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But fighting one jump kick at a time just doesn't cut it against the savviest fighters in this game.
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He's the guy who recently said, "Go home, 2018, you're drunk," delivering the savviest analysis of the year thus far.
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Many of today's savviest entrepreneurs are unwilling to tie themselves to Big Food themselves, intent on maintaining their renegade mentality.
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Mr. Palen is one of Hollywood's savviest marketers, and his latest campaign reflects several trends, including a focus on diversity.
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Considering such clear economic benefits, you'd expect an efficient, straightforward process for turning America's tech-savviest new arrivals into U.S. citizens.
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Does Jordan, maybe the savviest athlete who ever lived, manage to express proper regrets and fandangle his way out of consequences?
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We've been told time and again that Carol is one of the savviest and most ruthless survivors on The Walking Dead.
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Priti Patel, Britain's minister for international development, described family planning as "one of the smartest and savviest tools" for poverty reduction.
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He believes New York City is the place to start a financial career, home to the biggest, the quickest, the savviest.
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Ooredoo was credited with being the savviest of the Gulf's former monopolies that pursued rapid expansion abroad over the past decade.
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But first he spent several years in the Ramsey Lewis Trio, led by one of the savviest jazz pianists of the era.
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The Definitive Guide to Business The smartest, savviest, most successful entrepreneurs make mistakes that, with the benefit of hindsight, are pretty foolish.
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The savviest ones pay this forward by wrangling votes to help elect lawmakers to the Legislature, imbuing them with considerable political leverage.
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New varieties are the only way forward, and it is the savviest breeder with access to the best germplasm who will prevail.
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Art Review One of the savviest, wisest, most revealing museum exhibitions of the summer may not have much actual art in it.
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Of course, putting your smart appliance eggs in a platform basket made by Best Buy is not exactly the savviest of consumer moves.
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The savviest entrepreneurs design their business model so they collect payment before they deliver their product, turning customers into a source of growth capital.
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Adults know high schoolers don't know it all, but there's one thing teens are more acutely aware of than even the savviest grownups: popularity.
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But Landgraf, TV's savviest network head, pointed out that a great concept still isn't enough to drive a series if the execution is messy.
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So both leaders, two of the savviest and most ruthless tacticians of the era, are working to exploit this unmapped wilderness to their advantage.
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She wasn't wearing Comme, but she still had one of the night's savviest reviews: Comme is "so modern and feminine and weird," she said.
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The savviest packing approaches are ones that do the maximum with the minimum by choosing compact, climate-strategic to dual-purpose and layer-able items.
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The intoxication of going viral is all too familiar, but even the savviest of us aren't immune to the way virtual reality distorts actual reality.
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The savviest of shoppers know how to work the system, and that if you want to bag the best deals, you often need to act fast.
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Yes, Evans relied a lot on his speed when he was at his best, but he was also one of the savviest fighters of his era.
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That means even for the savviest shoppers, it will be a challenge to figure out which plans offer the new benefits and who qualifies for them.
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The "Mad Money" host argued that one of Easterbrook's savviest moves was fostering connections with McDonald's franchisees, who run the majority of its 36,000-plus restaurants.
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As Christie, among others, has discovered the hard way, it's a mistake to ignore or underestimate one of the youngest and savviest political players on Team Trump.
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Avoid getting swept away in unrealistic ambitions (or worse, a dead-end career) by listening to that practical voice in your head — or just your savviest friend.
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And House Democrats cannot afford to put forward anyone less than their smartest, savviest, most tenacious and strategic member -- someone with a track record of successful leadership.
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More important, the move to defined-contribution plans turned every American with a retirement account into an investment manager — a tough business for even the savviest professionals.
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Health savings accounts offer a triad of tax benefits, and the savviest investors can stretch their dollars even further if they're willing to do a little legwork.
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Two weeks before China demanded broad changes to its draft trade agreement with the Trump administration, Beijing quietly added one of its savviest negotiators to its trade team.
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So, to help you navigate the best buys for your bucks, we weeded through the wild product west and pulled out the savviest small-space solutions worth shopping.
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And the fact that their deals are littered like easter eggs all over their mega-sized site is enough to make the savviest bargain-hunter blow a gasket.
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"It's definitely not the savviest financial move a shopper can make," said Jeremy Acevedo, senior manager of insights at Edmunds, an auto-research firm and online buying guide.
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During a long summer and fall of denial as Trump consistently dominated the polls, even the savviest of Republican operatives insisted that he would never stay in the race.
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LinkedIn's global head of product, Ryan Roslansky, reveals how today's savviest leaders craft a winning talent offense and how data-driven insights will power the workforce decisions of tomorrow.
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Lil Nas X has already established a reputation as one of the Twitter-savviest celebrities around, but now he's adding in-person clap backs to his list of talents.
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His team is made up of some of the savviest operators in the business, he's been pumping millions into the election, and the Democratic nomination is still anyone's game.
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One of the wisest, savviest museum exhibitions of the summer may not have much actual art in it, but it circles the subject like a satellite around a planet.
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Slate's Dahlia Lithwick, one of the savviest Supreme Court journalists, also came away from the hearing thinking "it's clear that...the justices will likely break along the usual partisan lines".
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"There are literally hundreds of plans out there, and they are all steeped in complex legal language that can be hard for even the savviest consumers to decipher," he said.
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He says that in order to get more insight on how to manage his money, he also spent time with players who seemed to be making the savviest business moves.
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Among millennials aged 18 to 29, those with a college degree are the savviest about using credit cards, according to a survey released Wednesday conducted by Sallie Mae and Ipsos.
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Which is pretty compelling evidence that the $1 billion Facebook offered up to buy the photo-sharing service in 2012 was one of the savviest tech acquisitions of all time.
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Some of the most interesting product opportunities come from watching how consumers use existing products in unintended ways, and the savviest retailers are building exactly what consumers are reaching for.
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At any rate, he stands as one of the greatest studies in a fighter's change over time, and certainly as one of the savviest heavyweights to ever get into the ring.
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The savviest moment here is "Helpless," which revives the playful singer-rapper chemistry between Ashanti and Ja Rule, and draws a direct parallel between Mr. Miranda's songwriting and real-world pop.
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While Blythe may not be the savviest, most assured leader, he does deserve credit for handling the job like an actual human being, something people on "House of Cards" rarely do.
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It is backed by some of Europe's savviest tech investors including Index Ventures and Accel – both of which contributed to its €140 million ($155 million) Series C fundraise in January 2020.
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But Warren underperformed in Iowa, a state where many believed she had the savviest field operation, and only just reached double digits in CNN's final pre-primary poll of New Hampshire.
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As some of the savviest observers believe -- see Tom Friedman in the New York Times -- Bloomberg could be the most effective heavyweight the party has in slugging it out with Trump.
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If Drake has been the architect of the last decade's pop evolution, Post Malone has been its savviest adopter, making ethereal post-rap pop songs that sound inevitable, and also evanescent.
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Not knowing a word doesn&apost always mean a speller will get it wrong — the savviest competitors can piece together a word by relying on their knowledge of roots and language patterns.
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Prepaid gas plans, unnecessary or duplicate insurance coverage and post-rental charges for imaginary scratches are just some of the many ways car rental companies can trip up even the savviest traveler.
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When numerous players of varying abilities are bunched together on the leaderboard, even the savviest fan would struggle to determine just how close each of them is to securing the green jacket.
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They force conclusions from big data because it's what they've got—there are so many of us using their products that it's the easiest, savviest way to figure out who we are.
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Considered one of tech's savviest execs with regard to video and media distribution, Krikorian was also one of its most ebullient characters and was never shy about expressing his opinion about anything.
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One of the biggest mistakes that even the savviest savers make is putting money into modest growth plans, such as low APR savings accounts, CDs, bonds, mutual funds, or simple 401(k)s.
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Season 6 concludes with Margaery Tyrell, one of the savviest players on the board, getting herself and her entire family imploded by wildfire — bested by one of the least savvy players, Cersei Lannister.
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While millennials are the savviest and most enterprising of all the generations, bringing in more than the others with an average of $3,677 a year, they're also the worst at reporting that income.
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It's childish behavior that seems to be constantly maturing—that's like a compliment, kind of—and the newest volley, which finds Kardashian West unspooling her own Snapruder footage, might be the savviest move yet.
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Donald Trump -- the savviest political marketer ever to occupy the White House -- was quick to seize upon the de Blasio news by tweeting out a hastily produced attack video from aboard Air Force One.
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The savviest traders are shifting towards value-added products: Cargill makes most of its money from making animal feed and proteins; ADM has carved a niche in food ingredients such as sweeteners and colouring.
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The Sohn Investment Conference, presented by CNBC, brings together the world's savviest investors to share fresh insights and money-making ideas to benefit the Sohn Conference Foundation's work to cure and treat pediatric cancer.
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Cities that listened to the most audiobooks: Salt Lake City residents are clearly the savviest commuters, listening to more audiobooks than the rest of the country, followed closely by Minneapolis, Charlotte, Sacramento and Omaha.
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Their departure marked something of a nadir for the struggling WWE—if the savviest wrestling promoter in the country couldn't hang on to his big stars, there was no telling where it might stop.
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This is because pro wrestlers know on a fundamental level that the sight of blood seeping from a wound forces even the savviest fan to forget the illusion, and that's half of the equation.
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The same goes for hardware manufacturers: the recent Meltdown and Spectre debacle just showed how exposed we are and how easy it is, even for the savviest users, to get their passwords and keys stolen.
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While we're firm believers that layers are the key to every great outfit, finding a formula that doesn't come across as bulky or — worse yet — totally uninspiring is a trying task for even the savviest dressers.
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Education Disrupted MAPLETON, N.D. — One of the tech-savviest teachers in the United States teaches third grade here at Mapleton Elementary, a public school with about 33 students in the sparsely populated plains west of Fargo.
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Each of the product picks ahead was selected for most wanted status after a careful analysis of audience data from 2019's top shopping stories — all, of course, aligned with the savviest deals we could find.
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Once a piece has the seal of approval from Copenhagen's coolest or New York's savviest dressers, it can exponentially increase brand sales and ripple down to mass retail, shaping the items we'll ultimately be wearing year-round.
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NEW YORK, Aug 30(Reuters) - Some U.S. private equity firms are courting their biggest and savviest investors with privileged access to special fee-saving deals without telling other investors, according to people involved in buyout firms' fundraising.
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Alexander made his wealth through investing, but with a sale that could bring 21990, 2228 or even 22022 times the amount he paid for the team, buying the Rockets may have been his savviest investment of all.
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Without further ado, here are some simple tips for following Buffett's '20-Slot Rule' to improve your life: Warren Buffett may be the savviest investor on earth, but even he knows there are certain tasks beyond his realm.
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But the savviest of San Franciscans know that you get the most bang for your queuing buck at Off the Grid, a 1503-strong collection of food trucks that rumbles to Fort Mason—near Fisherman's Wharf—every Friday.
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But the savviest of San Franciscans know that you get the most bang for your queuing buck at Off the Grid, a 30-strong collection of food trucks that rumbles to Fort Mason—near Fisherman's Wharf—every Friday.
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It took one of the savviest Republican senators -- Ted Cruz of Texas, with an assist from Mike Lee of Utah -- to get the GOP to figure out how to replace Obamacare, reduce premiums, and save money for the government.
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"Some of the claims made during the campaign have been empty or just wrong," said Peter Westmacott, a former British ambassador to the United States, where he was regarded as one of the savviest analysts of American-European relations.
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" Rutledge, who is considered to be one of the savviest operators in the cable industry, has argued that the deal "will create real benefits and great long-term value for the customers, shareholders and employees of all three companies.
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He is also one of its savviest power brokers, and he has developed a summer ritual of holding the rest of the N.B.A. and entire metropolitan areas in a state of expectancy as he weighs his options every July.
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He has had to grow and learn with the different rules and rounds of the professional game, but Lomachenko is as keen a technician as any man in the business and as deft under fire as the savviest professional.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett demonstrated this by easily winning a bet that a simple S&P 500 index fund could beat a portfolio of hedge funds — supposedly the savviest investors out there, at least judging by the high fees they charge.
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"I'm not the savviest tech person—people make fun of me because I can't even figure out Facebook," said Jacinta Gonzalez, the field director for Mijente, a grassroots hub for Latinx and Chicanx organizing—they helped organize the Palantir actions.
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None of them apparently realized their helper was the Islanders goaltender, signed last summer as a free agent to back up Jaroslav Halak, in what may have been one of Garth Snow's savviest moves in his decade as general manager.
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Writer and comic book creator Kelly Sue DeConnick outlined the importance of preordering books on her Tumblr, but it basically comes down to comic book shops having limited space, not being able to return stock, and making the savviest orders.
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But inside, as everyone in attendance knew, this was the latest art opening orchestrated by Mr. Perrotin, 50, the highly sociable gallery owner from Paris, who has emerged as one of the savviest showmen on the global commercial art scene.
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"She is one of the savviest, most cunning and cutthroat political operators we've ever seen," said Bakari Sellers, a Democrat who served with Ms. Haley in the State Legislature and lost in a bid for lieutenant governor to Ms. Haley's ticket.
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During the Ravens' winning streak, Jackson has been tested by, and has befuddled, some of the league's savviest defensive gurus — the coaches Bill Belichick (Patriots) and Pete Carroll (Seahawks) and the defensive coordinators Romeo Crennel (Texans) and Wade Phillips (Rams).
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It's a dynamic that deeply concerns President Barack Obama, arguably the savviest user of social media in American political history — and the politician who has been targeted in the majority of Facebook's most paranoid, conspiracy-minded, and outright racist viral posts.
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Our bureau collaborated with Wirecutter, the obsessively rigorous review site owned by The New York Times, to select dozens of items from all over the world and Australia (like that festive gin above) to help you find presents for your savviest friends and loved ones.
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The wealthiest and most discriminating collectors may simply be taking a pass on the current offerings, or "it may be a sign that the savviest collectors are sensing a change in the tone of the market," said Brian Rabold, vice president for valuation at Hagerty.
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The savviest influence operations are the ones that sprinkle bits of truth in with the lies in order to heighten the plausibility of what's being sold but also, in the case of blackmail or kompromat, to put a target on notice that his secrets are known.
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In March, Oregon Senator Ron Wyden and California Representative Ted Lieu — two of the tech-savviest members of Congress — wrote a letter to the Department of Homeland Security demanding to know what the U.S. government was doing to combat the threat and spread awareness about its existence.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Singer and fellow activist investor Charles John Wilder have their work cut out for them with their latest gamble: overhauling a major player in the utility space, a sector that has humbled some of the world's savviest investors in recent years.
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No conventionally verbal rapper could stay afloat in such a whirlpool, and Carti wisely doesn't try; although winning catchphrases emerge (as in "I'm on them beans for real," repeated cryptically throughout "Lean 4 Real"), his little moans and murmurs represent the savviest way of riding the beat.
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Now, we can confirm the pack is indeed vintage (it's from Jenner's favorite What Goes Around Comes Around), but even the savviest of Kardashian historians could have assumed she swiped it from Kris' closet, but either way — could this be the return of fashion's most practical hip accessory?
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In addition to having chicness in spades and a brand assortment that would impress even the savviest, hard-to-please shopper, The Helm is making it its mission to invest directly in female-founded brands – which goes back to the "aha moment" that was the genesis of her brand.
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In fact, in spite of the brazen mainstream-ness of its musical content, the album inadvertently established Jepsen as almost underground — a criminally underrated gem only the savviest pop music connoisseurs appreciated, and whom gay men, always the champions of misunderstood women written off by broader popular culture, could call their own.
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That is both a statement of fact and a comment on my typically desultory talent at handicapping the Derby, which even for the savviest horse-pickers is a feat astronomically more complicated than the already difficult skill of picking a winner in, say, a middle-of-the-week feature at your local racetrack.
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If you know the roles they play in our politics, the people in the photo seem like an unlikely foursome—the lumpy blowhards who backed into fascism for lack of any conviction deeper than a distaste for those with less than them, grinning alongside the savviest and most state-of-the-art ur-moderates.
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Rapped and sung, sprinkled with patois, made in collaboration with the Nigerian Afrobeats star Wizkid and sampling Kyla's "Do You Mind" (a smash on Britain's funky dance music scene in the late 2000s), "One Dance" is a transnational dance-floor lullaby, one of Drake's breeziest and most accessible songs, and also one of his savviest.
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The Democratic National Committee is trying to help Democrats regain the pole position as the tech-savviest political party in the U.S. After getting Trumped in the 2016 election (pwned on security, data analysis and at the polls), the DNC is launching I Will Run, a marketplace for software, services and training to upgrade the campaigns of Democratic candidates.
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Trump's latest presidential campaign has turned into a pretty frightening exercise in right-wing populism, but his message wouldn't have caught on without him being able to make a basic argument: I succeed at everything, I am one of the most competitive, most profitable, and savviest businessmen on the planet, so I am the only one who can Make America Great Again.
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