Facebook will start selling the Portal in November, with the smaller model selling for $199 and the Portal Plus selling for $349.
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Microsoft's product is much more expensive, with a 55-inch 13p model selling for $8,999 and an 84-inch 4K model selling for $21,999.
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With prescription pills selling for about $21 each on the streets, and a hit of heroin or fentanyl selling for $21990 or less, that seems highly likely.
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In some cases, selling for tens of millions of dollars can be more lucrative for founders than selling for hundreds of millions, or even billions of dollars.
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The Canfield In-Ear Monitors are the entry level model, selling for $195, and the Canfield Pro In-Ear Monitors are the high-end model, selling for $495.
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It's possible to make more money as an entrepreneur by raising very little capital and selling for a low price than raising huge sums and selling for a high price.
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Both the white and space gray versions are selling for $299, but you're better off looking elsewhere — Best Buy's Black Friday deals show new HomePods selling for even cheaper, at $250.
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It worked like a charm, with one purported Rothko abstract selling for $8.3 million, and a fake Jackson Pollock painting selling for $17 million, before art experts began to realize something was amiss.
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A set on Poshmark is selling for $89, plus shipping.
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Screenshot of box of face masks selling for about $58.
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Large LCD TVs and monitors were selling for $7.50 each.
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Today, his paintings are selling for thousands of dollars. MLive.
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A kilo of rice is selling for more than $40.
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Aston made 50 examples each selling for £300,007, about $368,768.
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The Sales Development Respresentative will be selling for Insider Inc.
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A good photograph does most of the selling for you.
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On Tuesday, the dollar was selling for about 16.10 pounds.
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You buy when selling for less than they are worth.
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Currently, sets are selling for between $2,500 and $7,500 on Amazon.
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It is selling for 14.5 times the last twelve months' earnings.
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Even here, though, you know it's [selling for] 10 times earnings.
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Kymera also turned the prototype into a product selling for $3,500.
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This time it's an Urban Decay eyeshadow palette, selling for $35!
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Next, check to see what the item is selling for online.
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Multiple pairs in various sizes were selling for more than $1,000.
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Speaking of money: the Pro Duo isn't cheap, selling for $1,500.
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EpiPens were selling for $100 per two-pack back in 2008.
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Georges Valmier's "Figure" (1918) topped that list, selling for £394,000 (~$19403,845).
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Tickets for this year's series are selling for a lot more.
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Last winter, a head of cauliflower was selling for 2.50 Canadian.
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An 1885 Victorian mansion in Woodland is selling for $3.85 million.
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On OPSkins, the mask had been selling for more than $1,000.
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So the whole company is selling for $71 or $72 billion.
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The dome was recently selling for $1,199, but it's currently unavailable.
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Toward the end, products were selling for up to 70% off.
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People get involved in direct selling for a variety of motivations.
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The Beyond Burger costume is selling for $36.95 on Yandy's website.
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Its apartments are selling for between €5.5 million and €8.45 million.
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Seoul has also tightened rules on short-selling for three months.
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The smart display is selling for 9,999 rupees, or about $139.
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It ended up selling for almost double the top-end estimate.
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Montague's jetfoil goes to market this spring, selling for around $5,000.
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The 32GB (Wi-Fi) version is selling for $229.99 at Target.
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The sexy new filmmaker's drone is selling for $4,599 via DJI's website.
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While other outdoors jackets were selling for $300, Columbia aimed for $100.
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Walgreens's is a bit cheaper, though, with lipstick selling for only $2.99.
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The mask is now selling for as much as $1,000 on eBay.
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They range from $560,000 studios to penthouses selling for nearly $573 million.
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John F. Kennedy's former Washington, DC home is selling for $4.7 million.
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Anything selling for more than $15 gives the app a 20% commission.
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They had been selling for less than $30053,30043 in 30033, records show.
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You'll be able to see what it's selling for at other stores.
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Within months, his works were selling for tens of thousands of dollars.
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Copies of the Gorgeous edition selling for five thousand pounds on AbeBooks.
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The 5K powerbank is selling for $39.99 and will get you up to 35 additional hours of video playback for the iPhone 8, and the 10K version (selling for $59.99) will get you up to 70 additional hours.
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Wow, OK—that's more than twice as much as it's actually selling for.
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The dollar was selling for 2112,230 rials, according to foreign exchange website Bonbast.
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It's not uncommon to see used mining rigs selling for $4000 or above.
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A parking space in a garage in San Francisco is selling for $100,000.
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Naturally, the product is launching on Kickstarter, where it's selling for around $140.
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Despite reports, Kanye West's "Famous" sculpture is not selling for millions of dollars.
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Lithium carbonate is selling for $6,400 per kilo, up from $5,180 in 2011.
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He has also been a big proponent of cross-selling for many years.
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Because the bottom line is that people have already been selling for weeks.
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Lot 1 is 231 acres and selling for just over £21973,2300 (about $27,2164).
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The Q2 will sell in the U.S., with three-packs selling for $349.
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Located at 500 North Almansor Street, the house is selling for $1.98 million.
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The vintage pair of sneakers is currently selling for at least $15,000. Yep.
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At the time the houses were selling for $1 million to $2 million.
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It looked like people were selling for no reason other than to sell.
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"People aren't buying what we're selling for decoration or for resale," he added.
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A medallion owner had died, and the family was selling for $9503 million.
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Buying the rights to textbooks and selling for a dollar instead of $450.
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Other sellers CNN found online were selling for more than $10,000 per cheetah.
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A similar non-contact thermometer was selling for around $60 on CVS' website.
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The book also tops the Barnes & Nobles Bestseller nonfiction list, selling for $17.99.
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She said Ms. Brady had been selling for the company for 45 years.
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Bobbleheads from toymaker Funko, selling for $8 to $20, have become a hit.
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The Echo was selling for $89.99 on Prime Day, half the usual price.
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"We may have trouble selling for the prices we were expecting," he told journalists.
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They're all selling for the same reason, which is the media business has peaked.
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The doll was selling for $80 at Comic-Con, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Fixer-uppers selling for at least $1 million in San Francisco regularly make headlines.
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When Mylan bought the product in 2007, they were selling for about $57 apiece.
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Now, with medallions selling for as low as $150,000, it's a matter of survival.
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An average pair on eBay is selling for $300 and slightly less on Craigslist.
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Baseball caps are available on the campaign store, selling for a cool $22020 each.
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It's an official collaboration with Google and Disney that OtterBox is selling for $20.
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Before the price cuts, the generic Andrenaclick was selling for $573.79 at Kmart Pharmacy.
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Starry will launch its service first in Boston, with its hub selling for $349.99.
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The US stock market is now selling for close to a record high valuation.
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Here's a neat drawing Darrow did that he was selling for a mere $150.
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About half of all resales are selling for at or above the listing price.
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I kept selling for my dad, and avoided my anxiety by getting absolutely obliterated.
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These are also more expensive than our top two pairs, selling for around $130.
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Now, it's selling for $19.99 — a price roughly on par with other VR experiences.
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The house, since converted into apartments, still stands, selling for $239 million in 2013.
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Don't despair, however — the jacket is selling for $199 and $389.20 on eBay, respectively.
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At the start of June, November soybeans were selling for about $2900 per bushel.
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Last year, Albers's 16-inch abstracts were selling for $150,000 to $250,000 at auction.
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As recently as last month, it was selling for more than $2,030 a share.
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The Economist recently reported that packs of nappies were selling for $49 in Harare.
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If you're selling for stock, you're getting part of the other person's house. Yep.
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The TV they bought for $800 two years ago was already selling for $200.
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The 30-milliliter eau de parfum, selling for 95 pounds ($125), was introduced Sept.
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The largest was a unit on the 59th floor selling for nearly $0003 million.
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A serving of two beignets is selling for $9.99, according to Disney Food Blog.
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Vintage CorningWare casserole dishes appear to be selling for thousands of dollars on eBay.
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Normally selling for $299, they are on sale now at Amazon for only $150.
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"It's absurdly cheap, frankly, selling for 17 times the 2021 estimates," the host said.
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"For us, selling for $100 million or $1 billion isn't a success," Viswanathan says.
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The rest, selling for up to $13 a cubic yard, helps balance its books.
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The artwork — previously titled "Girl with Balloon" — self-destructed after selling for $1.93 million.
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On eBay, you can currently find a 6-core Mac Pro with Dual AMD FirePro D500 GPUs selling for as low as $1,500—half the price it's selling for on Apple's own website, and $1,9993 less than the same machine sells for refurbished.
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Rides from one of the furthest cities currently available, Augusta, are selling for $20193 roundtrip.
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The Disney "Been There" mugs are selling for $19.99 each, according to Mugs of Disney.
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The company also introduced a generic version of EpiPen that is nopw selling for $300.
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The View is August's first battery-operated doorbell camera, and it was selling for $229.99.
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Do a quick search and see what types of prices your object is selling for.
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Cramer said the stock is still cheap, selling for 2743-times next year's earnings estimates.
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We had just gone into third-party selling for the first time before I left.
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The shirt is selling for $38 on the website for his clothing line, Black Pyramid.
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The Daily Dot reports that the original iPhone is selling for between $20073,000 and $8,500.
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The 10th company, instead of selling for $100 million as before, now does $500 million.
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It's also selling for £449 ($550) and will be available across Europe later this year.
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This sculpture house in California sits near the beach and is selling for $1.4 million.
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Prada created a sterling silver "paperclip-shaped" money clip, which Barney's is selling for $853.
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WARREN BUFFETT: But it's-- - you know, it's—selling -- the equity's selling for about $221 billion.
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Competition for what listings are available has led to homes selling for above asking price.
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The Orbi will go on sale this month, with a two-pack selling for $399.99.
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The photo ended up selling for $1,750 — not to him, but to a phone buyer.
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Now good condition, Trans Ams from the period are selling for as much as $35,000.
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Luckily, the evening, with the most affordable seat selling for $7,500, started at 7 p.m.
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The car is selling for an average of $25,128, out the door, in this area.
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Before, apartments in the building "were selling for $800 a square foot," Ms. Perlin said.
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At one point in February, Medivation stock was selling for less than $23 a share.
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The company sells its bitcoin ATMs online, with models selling for as much as $9,499.
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Many of the targets were public companies selling for a premium over their trading prices.
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The company had a market cap yesterday of $498.93 million before selling for$625 million.
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The Tickle Me Elmo dolls were selling for $1,500 only a year after its release.
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The privately held Spanish language broadcaster has been debating going public or selling for years.
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And with starter homes there selling for $820,000 (up 12% from 2017), it's no wonder.
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And it rocketed into the universe of big-money auctions, selling for $404,000 in London.
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O'Keeffe's painting "Nature Forms – Gaspé" (1932) was the most expensive lot, selling for $6.9 million.
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The China-made Model 3s are selling for around 355,0003 yuan (or $50,000) before subsidies.
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A single Saint Laurent branded condom is currently selling for €2 (or just over $2).
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Typically selling for $199.99, the Vortix Muscle Massager 2.0 is now on sale for $174.99.
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On average, BTS tickets are selling for $823 on the secondary market, according to TicketIQ.
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And with paintings selling for $200 million, criminals follow that and decide to get involved.
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Even homes that see big price cuts are selling for less than their discounted prices.
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On Tuesday, France, Italy and Belgium said they would ban short selling for the day.
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Study what homes are selling for in any neighborhood in which you want to invest.
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In return, he could build 241 luxury marble and glass apartments in four 23-story towers on the same parcel of land, which are now selling for between $2600 million and $0003 million each (a few penthouses are selling for a higher but undisclosed amount).
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Prices rose in 2018, with 502 houses selling for a median price of $1.02 million, and again in 2019, with 469 houses selling for a median of $18533 million, according to Patrick Carlisle, the Bay Area's chief market analyst for Compass, the real estate company.
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Townhouses have been selling for more than $1 million in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, for some time.
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So far, Hysko has sold $80,000 worth of devices, which it's selling for $150 a pair.
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Others couldn't help but note the seemingly high price tag of the melon, selling for $5.99.
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After all, commodity chips like flash and DRAM are selling for less and less, he added.
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Now it's selling for more than 443 yuan ($8.45) for the same amount in many places.
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On the official market, the dollar is selling for 305.85 naira, supported by central bank intervention.
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GoPro's cheapest VR camera is around £2,000, with the company's premium Odyssey rig selling for £10,000.
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The laptop is selling for $899.99, which is a drop from the typical $1,199 price tag.
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The only problem was the price — she says standing-only spots were selling for around $3,000.
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A set of 10 vials of naloxone sold by Hospira was selling for $45 in 2009.
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I like to envision telling Vincent van Gogh how much his paintings will be selling for.
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Units are selling for $55, or bundled with three beacons for tracking multiple locks for $84.
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But he and his son saw that Hernandez jerseys were selling for expensive prices on eBay.
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Shares for the company are selling for somewhere between $160 and $170, according to our sources.
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Used AMD RX 470 graphics cards are selling for well over $100 list price on eBay.
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The coat, mask, gloves, hat and cane combo is seen selling for between £12,000 and £18,000.
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It's currently selling for $149.99, which is a whopping $150 off its original price of $299.99.
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In 2011, 63 percent of apps were paid downloads, selling for an average of $23 apiece.
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Each romper is currently selling for $99.99, and the price will soon go up to $139.99.
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Most famously, he stopped selling for a young Lex Luger during a cage match in Florida.
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He heard about large swaths of land, way out in the desert, selling for practically nothing.
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The SOLIDshot is selling for $499, although preorders have already sold out for the first batch.
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The shoes appear to be selling for upwards of $300 on sites like eBay and StockX.
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Some disappointed fans searched online sites like eBay where the condiment was selling for exorbitant sums.
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This company, which everybody keeps quoting the multiple, is selling for less than three times sales.
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Despite this, his signed action figure ended up selling for "just over $5,500," according to Huldt.
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The chocolate business, which it is selling for $2.8 billion, has about $900 million in sales.
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Zao Wou-Ki's "Triptyque" (3003-88) was the biggest ticket item, selling for HK$178,000,000 (~$22,780,405).
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A Martin Lewis print, "Circus Night" (1933), set a record for the image, selling for $22,2703.
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Selling for $25 a vial at Walmart, this solution seems almost too good to be true.
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A display of patriotic-themed shirts featuring wolves and eagles were selling for 40 percent off.
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It looks to be a laser pointer similar to this 20083w model, selling for around $160.
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It surpassed its $12 million-$18 million estimate, selling for a hammer price of $21.1 million.
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He was interested in one at 110 West 81st Street, which was selling for $9.25 million.
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Estimated to go for between $300,000 and $500,000, it ended up selling for a whopping $20173,000.
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Some are selling for marginal returns or even less than what they paid several years ago.
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They are still "absurdly cheap, selling for about 12 times next year's earning estimates," Cramer said.
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This 850-square-foot, one-bedroom 1.5-bathroom condo in Cow Hollow is selling for $1,200,000.
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A book on the polentas of Venice stamped with Ms. Wolfert's name is selling for $75.
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That slowed a bit in 2643, with 25102 homes selling for an average of $1.09 million.
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We ended up selling for $43,24 and netted roughly $210,27 after paying all fees and closing costs.
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Dell launched the display at $1,499.99 earlier this year, and it's currently selling for just over $1,100.
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The trip normally costs $18,995 a person, double occupancy, but is selling for $15,995 until March 31.
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The standard New 3DS is even worse, in some cases selling for more than its larger cousin.
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The sensors will individually retail for $29, with the siren and motion sensor each selling for $39.
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Evzio's price has grown more than six-fold from mid-493, when it was selling for $249.
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It's no secret that premium smartphones are selling for fatter and fatter stacks of cash these days.
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Two Cy Twombly paintings also fared well, selling for $46.4 million and $27.3 million, both surpassing estimates.
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"Flying Fish," a mobile created by Alexander Calder broke auction records in 2014, selling for $25.9 million.
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Secondary-market tickets to the first preview are selling for as much as 4,000 pounds (nearly $0003,800).
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They paid $515,000; similar properties in the area are selling for around $1 million today, he said.
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This time last year, oil was selling for nearly $60 a barrel; it is now around $45.
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A Yelp reviewer said the almond butter was selling for $5.99 at the time of their visit.
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But in fact, it's still in existence and selling for $1,998,000 on Zillow, according to Real Simple.
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We're told the kicks which retailed at $225 upon release are now selling for around $1,000 bucks!!!
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Notably, the newer entry-level iPad is selling for about $330, down from $7503 in years past.
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Well, first of all, it depends on whether you're selling for cash or stock. Mm-hmm. Right?
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The Times also reported a pack of 85033 masks typically selling for $14.99 was listed at $387.
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Or maybe it just underscored the fact that last-minute tickets were selling for a bargain: $329.
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Any decline hurts, even if it's only on paper and you don't plan on selling for decades.
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It's one of two so-called "Gen 5" Wear OS watches Fossil recently began selling for $295.
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Condominiums there are selling for around $3 million, and hotel rooms start at about $400 a night.
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On Thursday night, 25 years later, it attracted two determined telephone bidders before selling for $34 million.
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The condominium complex has been occupied for several years, with homes selling for more than $3 million.
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Paying a hundred and eighty pesos for something you're selling for a thousand isn't helping the people.
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The piece is currently selling for $10,600 on eBay — and there's still six days left to bid.
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More popular limited-production models such as Ford's F-150 Raptor are selling for full retail price.
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Currently, there are scores of Spectacles for sale on eBay selling for as much as $550 a pair.
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Piccadilly is the most expensive location of the three, with properties selling for an average of £2 million.
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Shirts with a rifle scope trained on Colin Kaepernick selling for $10 outside of Ralph Wilson stadium. pic.twitter.
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Mindy Kaling's Late Night was one of the big hits of this year's Sundance, selling for $13 million.
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With gas selling for less $3 a gallon in much of the country, muscle car sales are roaring.
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Prince Charles is an avid painter, with some of his watercolor works selling for more than $2 million.
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Instead, Practice Fusion is selling for $100 million in cash to publicly traded Allscripts, it was announced today.
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The New 2DS XL will be released slightly earlier in Japan, selling for 14,980 yen on July 13th.
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Furthermore, the stock is cheap at about $20 and selling for 9-times 2020 earnings estimates, Cramer said.
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Right now the RavPower 45W charger is selling for $51.99 at Amazon, $2 more than Apple's 30W model.
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A quick search on eBay shows NES Classic Editions selling for between  $65 and a whopping $1,21.5.
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It was the only company I ever heard of that was selling for less than $290 a share.
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But if it does not, he points out, a kilo of coca paste is selling for 3m pesos.
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It's selling for just $100, and you don't always check all those boxes at that low price point.
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Almost four years ago, the consultant ran across a 1966 Greyhound bus on eBay, selling for roughly $7,000.
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Eau de Rosé Vibes candles are currently selling for $45 each on the Yes Way Rosé online shop.
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Lyft, for its part, is selling for $2550 apiece today after pricing at $2000 per share in March.
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Both the system and the games were premium priced, with cartridges selling for around $200 in 1990s money.
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Preorders for the Rift, which is HTC's biggest competition right now, began in early January, selling for $599.
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The most expensive copy currently listed covers the 1980 shareholders meeting and is selling for $2,050 on eBay.
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You can then view the photo, a description of the food on sale, and what it's selling for.
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On August 2202, they were selling for just $2628 — for a plunge of nearly $28500 in two months.
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It was the only company he had heard of that was selling for less than $5 a share.
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The small Birthday Cake Frosty is selling for $1.49, while the sundae costs just a little more ($2.19).
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Robb Report's Julia Zaltzman reported the Silent 55 is selling for 1.4 million euros (or about $1.54 million).
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Some of their parts, such as old power bricks, flood the bins, selling for just a few dollars.
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They weren't selling for that though—how did you decide how much money was enough for this sauce?
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Rising to over 1,000 feet, apartments were selling for nearly $7,000 a square foot, largely to overseas buyers.
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Since that time, U.S. refinery values have fallen drastically with plants selling for less than $5,000 per barrel.
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Smaller drawings by major names such as Paul Delvaux and Paul Signac were selling for less than €10,000.
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The first step will be Spectacles — video-sharing sunglasses the company will start selling for $130 this fall.
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It is seen selling for more than £4 million, plus commission, with a collector the most likely buyer.
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Many of the brand's watches have been selling for extremely high prices at auction, well above their estimates.
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It ended up selling for a smidge less, for $2.3 million, in April 2019, according to public records.
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Since then, medallion prices have cratered, selling for a fraction of the record $1.3 million price in 2014.
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It was originally marked at $199 but was selling for just $29.99, which we thought was a steal.
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He would rather develop the property himself, but Cunningham said at this point he's selling for personal reasons.
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A rigorously renovated 8,000-square-foot loft in Manhattan&aposs hip SoHo neighborhood is selling for 25% off.
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In one store in Nanjing, researchers saw "a 38-layered magic ball," made from ivory, selling for $248,810.
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Selling for 50 South African Rand (just over $3), the bracelets cost $35, including shipping to the U.S.
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Diesel fuel was selling for an average $2.98 per gallon, up from $2.51 per gallon a year ago.
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It set an auction record for a Nigerian modern work at auction last year, selling for $1.67 million.
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Hyperinflation topped 82,000 percent in July, resulting in a kilogram of rice selling for about 2.5 million bolivars.
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The Los Angeles home featured in the comedy "Modern Family" had a similar turnaround period, selling for $2.1 million.
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"Thanks to last week's brutal sell-off, its growth oil stock is selling for 16 times earnings," Cramer said.
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Screenshot: KTVUA fire-ravaged home in San Jose is selling for a staggering $800,000, local Fox affiliate KTVU reports.
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This year, three new 4K TVs hit the market, each of which are now selling for less than $23.1.
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If you don't mind the bleacher seats, the cheapest seats in Oakland on TiqIQ are selling for for $674.
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Both versions launch February 214th, with the Chrome OS model selling for $211 and the Windows model for $579.
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That round-trip flight, with United, was selling for $2,123—more than five times the cheapest fare, with Norwegian.
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Tickets for the reputation tour, according to StubHub, are selling for about 21% less than the 1989 ticket price.
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In 2014, the badges that are required to operate a yellow taxi there were selling for over $1m each.
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Laymen, meanwhile, will likely remain baffled as to why big sculptures of metal balloon animals are selling for millions.
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Bongani cigars are priced around 10% less than the equivalent Cuban, with its standard smoke selling for around $13.
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From about $0003 at the start of January, bitcoins were selling for more than $15,000 as of last evening.
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Hungry Howie's: Medium one-topping pizzas are selling for $3.14 each with the purchase of Howie Bread on Tuesday.
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The former is selling for $4.89, and the latter is priced between $2.39 and $2.59, depending on the location.
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"At these levels the stock isn't exactly cheap — it's [selling for] 33 times next year's earnings estimates," he said.
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Flights between Sacramento and Boise – for example – were selling for as little as $1129 round-trip early Tuesday morning.
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And the stock that we backstopped in 212008 at $212009 was selling-- has been selling for less than that.
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On the other end of the spectrum, a two-ounce glass of W.L. Weller Reserve was selling for $19.
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Onions are selling for around 80 rupees per kilogram in Delhi and Mumbai, compared to the usual 20 rupees.
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Correction 6/4 4:57pm EST : This piece previously listed the comparable device from Dell as selling for $9,000.
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Whatever is on the market, if it's in good condition, is still selling for at or above asking price.
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The devices are also selling for far higher than the listed price at Armslist, a popular online gun marketplace.
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AI-generated art is selling for thousands of dollars to private donors and auction houses, leapfrogging from mere novelty.
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Luxury townhouses on the waterfront include the Corinthian Cove complex, where units are selling for more than $1 million.
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It's less than a mile from Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen's Brookline home, which they're selling for $33.9 million.
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On eBay, a signed 2628 first edition of Trump's book, "The Art of the Deal," is selling for $28500,6900.
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On Amazon, individual bottles of Purell hand sanitizer were selling for more than $100 in several postings last week.
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That year, one was selling for $900,000 to $1 million, according to data from the Taxi and Limousine Commission.
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"The prices most Trump condos are now selling for no longer merit the luxury designation," the CityRealty report said.
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Courtesy of eBay Selling for $349,800 on the platform, a 2015 Lamborghini Aventador Roadster followed Michael Jordan's 1997 card.
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However, the copper and chrome models (each selling for the same price as the brass version) are still available.
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Auctioneer Barrett-Jackson sold a 1948 Dodge Power Wagon for $0003,800, while early Ford Broncos are selling for $50,000.
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Houses that seemed to be in our price range ended up selling for much more than the asking price.
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"That is really low," she said, noting that most homes in the area end up selling for full price.
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They're all reasonably priced, with guys' winter sweaters selling for under $30 and a women's party skirt for $27.99.
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Three traders told Reuters that they were buying dollars for 16.5-16.6 pounds and selling for 16.8-17.1 pounds.
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When it comes to pricing your items, check what similar goods are selling for on Amazon, Craigslist or eBay.
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Christmas trees in New York have gotten pricey, with one 20-foot Fraser fir selling for a cool $6,500.
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Mr. Mnuchin, 22009, and Mr. Ross, 22012, are both familiar with buying distressed properties and selling for a profit.
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According to Johnson's chart work, a break above 2.70 percent might unleash a torrent of selling for U.S. Treasurys.
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Antibiotic-free rotisserie chickens were $1 cheaper, selling for $7.99 for a whole bird and $4.99 for a half.
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The piece "A blue and white 'phoenix-tail' vase" from the Kangxi Period topped the lots, selling for $6,875.
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Which are probably the exact same cases Amazon's vendors are selling for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.
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There's nothing particularly fancy about the tech, which would be fine — I've bought and had fun with a super inexpensive drone before — if these "designer" drones weren't selling for $100 (though they've already been put on sale for $59.99), when they look like they should be selling for less than half of that.
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Despite his works often selling for millions of dollars at auction, there are still critics who despise Jackson Pollock's paintings.
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The TV ad first ran during Super Bowl LI, where commercials were selling for approximately $5 million for 30-seconds.
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Prices on Bond Street are slightly below Oxford and Regent Street, but all three see properties selling for huge sums.
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The Escada gown Melania Trump wore to Sunday's Ford's Theater gala is selling for over $2,700 at Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Continued rearmament depends on money, and Russia's economy is dependent on oil that is now selling for bargain-basement prices.
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So, while Netflix is selling for 50 times its 2018 earnings estimates, Cramer still thinks the stock is worth buying.
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Selling for nearly $800, it has 7,500 pieces, making it the largest version of the spaceship the company has created.
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A pack of four pods, which sells for $15.99 online, was also selling for a premium in the store — $25.
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As of that year, EpiPens were selling for $22010 at retail, but Medicare Part D paid less than that: $4403.
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All of the exits were through acquisitions, and most of those exits involved early-stage companies selling for undisclosed amounts.
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It'll likely end up selling for around $200, since the European model sells for €180 (about $221 USD right now).
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As far as lip balms go, the collector's items are a bit more on the pricey side, selling for $19.99.
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He would look at some of the beaten-up biotech stocks that are selling for 12 to 13 times earnings.
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People who sell gaming accounts online are finding that profiles for the mobile game are selling for thousands of dollars.
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The Sakura Butter chips are selling for 120 yen (about $1 USD), so keep your eyes peeled during your travels.
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Selling for just $399 for a 16GB version and $499 for a 64GB version, this is a tremendously competitive phone.
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That was more than I'd paid; the seat directly in front of me was selling, or not selling, for $5,102.50.
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Oil would need to be selling for $269 a barrel for Libya to balance its budget, according to the IMF.
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General admission tickets are selling for $30 and if not sold out, the price purchase the day of is $35.
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Oil would need to be selling for $269 a barrel for Libya to balance its budget, according to the IMF.
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That projector ended up selling for $21080,2800 in the US, and compared favorably to the budget 4K offerings from Optoma.
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The Echo Dot was selling for $29.99 (down from $49.99), and the original Echo retailed for $79.99 (down from $99.99).
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Even the cost of diesel fuel was impacted by the Great Recession, selling for $2.70 per gallon in October 2009.
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The southern end of the island is more affordable still, with comparable properties selling for $400,000 and up, she said.
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One listing for a non-contact infrared thermometer was selling for over $500 on Amazon at the time of publishing.
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And don't even get us started on the $995 crystal-fringed Area purse that's currently selling for less than $300.
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Recently, tickets for the back-row center balcony were selling for $466 (fans in the front row were paying $2,500).
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Jenner accessorized her ensemble with a brown Hermès crocodile skin leather clutch that&aposs currently selling for $34,382.14 on Tradesy.
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The Irishman will screen eight times a week with tickets selling for $15 plus processing fees, according to the outlet.
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In Europe, it is going for a high-end consumer, with shampoo selling for about 8 euros, or about $8.70.
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"Today they are selling for $2.5 million, $3 million, so I kind of regret not holding on to that piece."
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Notably, Toyin Ojih Odutola's "Compound Leaf" (2017) achieved the highest price ever for a Nigerian artist, selling for £471,000 (~$597,0003).
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Gerhard Richter's "Abstraktes Bild" (1981) and Andy Warhol's "Dollar Sign" (1982) topped the lots, selling for $1,008,934 and $597,43 respectively.
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A national team of major institutional investors committed to buying shares and major stakeholders were prevented from selling for six months.
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If the price feels a bit much, the house really is selling for more than other comparable homes in the neighborhood.
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Last year the house was selling for just over $12 million and has since seen an almost $3.5 million price cut.
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It is MB&F's newest movement, selling for 185,000 Swiss francs, or about $203,000, and he will wear it until November.
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That suggests Penguin Random House believes the Obamas' books will sell really well, and keep on selling for a long time.
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The company didn't say how much the Instant Pot would be discounted, however, nor did it say what it's selling for.
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The agency defined luxury homes as those selling for at least $4773 million in Manhattan and $2477 million in Miami-Dade.
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This implies that the stock market doesn't think it will end up selling for its desired price in the near future.
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But currently selling for roughly $715, it's worth it only if you're a serious connoisseur or you have cash to burn.
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The dimmer is pretty expensive, selling for $99.95, which is the same price iDevices charges for its non-dimmable light switch.
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The doormats, just some of a range of similar products bearing the flags of various countries, were selling for C$35.99.
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There's one part of the housing market in particular that's seeing strong demand: homes selling for $250,000 or less, said Heidemann.
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Selling for $129, the robot has three replaceable metal bristles that help the robot both clean and move around your grill.
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Fiverr found business copy-writing to be one of the highest-paying side hustles, selling for $100 to $2,000 per project.
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Konik cited how the Curry 4 "Championship Pack" bundles are selling for 80 percent to 100 percent premiums on resale sites.
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Chinese versions of Marlin's products were selling for $6 each, or less than what the steel alone cost in Marlin's baskets.
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The newest of Starbucks' recently-announced line of creamers will hit shelves this month, with 28-ounce bottles selling for $4.99.
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Pills are reportedly selling for less than $1003, about the price of a bottle of beer in some parts of Thailand.
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That has led to a boom in the market for small dogs, with toy poodles selling for several hundred dollars each.
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Among the initial 60 watches on offer: Tag Heuer's Carrera Chronograph Blue Dreamer, a 100-piece limited edition selling for $5,900.
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Behind that facade will be 26.44 apartments selling for £23 million and up, and nine mews houses priced from £19183 million.
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Tesla began producing the Model 3 last summer, and so far it has made only versions selling for $49,000 or more.
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On eBay a pack of five 219-ounce Germ-X hand sanitizer bottles were selling for $219, said the mayor's office.
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The rest are selling for $5 million for a half-floor residence to upwards of $25 million for a full floor.
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Before the tariffs he sold his corn for north of $4 a bushel, now he's selling for about $3.65 a bushel.
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Investors appear to be done with selling for now and are likely to rebuild their foreign bond portfolios, market players said.
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The event is expected to raise $300,85033 for scholarships to the university, with event sponsorships selling for as much as $100,000.
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The good news on the cover story is they think that Berkshire is worth more than it's selling for right now.
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The new watch, introduced in December, was the Endeavour Tourbillon Concept Vantablack, a limited edition of 50 selling for $75,000 each.
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These items are smaller and much cheaper than traditional action figures or collectible dolls, almost always selling for less than $10.
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"I went on eBay and saw these old Christmas sweaters your grandma would wear, selling for $100 to $300," he said.
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The one on the right, which has been reduced to a cockpit and one very bruised shoulder, is selling for 1.76M.
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The cheapest Model 3s are currently selling for about $44,000, but Tesla has long promised to make a $20193,000 version available.
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Most of the bottles going through the checkout at Heaven are overseas varieties like Hoegaarden, Corona and Budweiser, selling for 15 renminbi.
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EBay told CNBC that there are about 40 bottles on sale on the auction site and most are selling for about $100.
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Turns out vintage JNCO jeans are collectors' items, with the dopest, widest-leg versions selling for as much as $212 on eBay.
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I ordered an Everlane cashmere sweater from Poshmark for half of what it's selling for on the website, and it has arrived!
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The phone was launched at Rs 22,999 ($345), but it is selling for as low as Rs 19,999 ($300) on ecommerce websites.
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The Sultan's Palace came out as most expensive, followed by the King's Castle in "Cinderella," which is seen selling for £83.6 million.
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I cock my head to the side and pretend to be interested in a box of Corn Flakes selling for thirteen dollars.
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Amazon is cutting $300 off of the S10 and S10 Plus, while the S10E is selling for $200 below its launch price.
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What's more, they're all exceedingly affordable — with women's dresses selling for less than $100 and men's suits going for less than $300.
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San Francisco is famously expensive, and this parking space selling for $100,000 is nearly half the cost of the average US home.
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Four tickets for a showing at the Alamo Drafthouse in Downtown Brooklyn are currently selling for the low, low price of $800.
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And it's paying through the nose to get there, as recent reports had the Reckitt business selling for closer to $2.4 billion.
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Now, her paintings of the past two weeks' price movements are on display at Manhattan's 303 Gallery, selling for $10,000 a pop.
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But the discount is not as drastic as it might appear: The smart speaker is selling for $279 ahead of Monday's event.
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The Patch is currently looking for funding on Kickstarter, with the leather option selling for $62 and the nylon version for $49.
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And in the betting markets, where real people invest real money, Trump shares are selling for 26 cents compared to Clinton's 75.
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Released in 1998, the Game Boy Camera was one of the first affordable digital cameras on the market, selling for just $50.
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Come Friday, the temporary ban on selling for those who own stakes of 5% or more in any company will be lifted.
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Lyft threatened litigation against Morgan Stanley, accusing the firm of supporting short-selling for investors who are subject to lock-up agreements.
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At least one somewhat comparable third-party rig already exists, holding six GoPros and selling for about $500 (not including the cameras).
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Instead, he uses a $20 flip phone: the Samsung SCH-U320, which is currently selling for between $20 and $30 on Ebay.
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You'll want to repair yours, too, since Le Pavé Parisien is currently selling for $400, rather higher than the average Bluetooth speaker.
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Fewer than 70 of these models are believed to remain, with one selling for more than $900,53 at an auction in 2014.
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In an era where print travel guides are still selling for $15 a pop, Trips is a good, free place to start.
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On Friday, a black 'Pablo' jacket was being offered for $750 on EBay, while t-shirts were selling for more than $100.
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Mr. Julien said Banksy prints that were selling for $2400,203 to $220,225 four years ago are now going for $250,000 to $30,000.
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If something like an 808 is selling for far more than other people are selling it for, you should find out why.
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At least one of those properties had more than doubled in value since he bought it in 1992, selling for $3.2 million.
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Tight inventory and more realistic pricing has led to homes selling for closer to asking than in previous years, in some locations.
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A month later, it introduced Unicorn Sparkle ice cream selling for $2.24 for 48 ounces, compared to $2.50 for Kroger's Unicorn Swirl.
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It's affordable — usually selling for about $217 — and it uses 22015mm bullets, a type of ammunition that is produced in high volume.
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With his work selling for up to $230,257, he can now travel first class and easily afford his daughter's Brown University tuition.
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And the market has gained momentum this spring, she added, with a number of homes selling for more than the asking price.
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When it last changed hands at auction, in 2015, it set a record for a work by Ofili, selling for $4.6 million.
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At times, two-packs of Purell hand sanitizer have been selling for hundreds of dollars, causing outrage from customers and politicians alike.
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Thermometers are selling for hundreds of dollars on Amazon as the online retailer seeks to curb price-gouging during the coronavirus epidemic.
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Thermometers are selling for hundreds of dollars on Amazon as the online retailer tries to curb price-gouging during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Although a higher price point for consumers, with the majority selling for north of $4323, these toys have been a hot commodity.
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The AAA said gasoline was selling for $2.37 a gallon on average across the country, four cents more than a week ago.
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Its top markets are the United States and Asia, and its most popular models are mechanical timepieces selling for $423 to $995.
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They took a detour to Red Hook, which they knew and loved, visiting a lovely three-story rowhouse selling for $1.65 million.
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KAWS's market continues to be on the rise; selling for $5000,19683, "Untitled (Chum), Package Painting Series" (21968) almost tripled its high estimate.
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He found his dream car at a local dealership — a low-mileage, mint-condition Chrysler 2000, vintage 21, selling for around $25,000.
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Last year, a house in Sanctuary Cove set the record for Australia's highest-priced golf course home, selling for 6.5 million dollars.
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But $310,000 was practically unheard of for the car, with most Datsun 240Zs on Bring a Trailer selling for less than $50,000.
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Apartments there start at the 40th floor and are selling for $20103,132 a square foot with 82 percent sold, according to StreetEasy.
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On Prime Day 226 (July 22016), they sold for $2511, and this year, they are selling for $2016, a 225 percent discount.
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Last November, San Francisco voters approved Proposition W, which levied a transfer tax on all properties selling for $5 million or more.
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A tragic piece of history is up for sale — the BMW rapper Tupac Shakur was murdered in is selling for $1.5 million.
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Some are already selling for £0003,2000, prices which are set to skyrocket further if either Roger Federer or Andy Murray reach the final.
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Police sources told the station that they doubted that the players were selling for the team, and they did not have a permit.
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It's the first time Apple has launched a battery case since the one it first began selling for the iPhone 6/iPhone 6s.
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Since forming in 2009, the band has released three albums: Light Me Up, Going to Hell, and most recently, Who You Selling For.
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A Swann Galleries sale of Printed & Manuscript Americana included several archival documents pertaining to American slavery, selling for a total receipt of $1,054,311.
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"Man in the Mirror" by Michael Jackson is the No. 22002 Billboard hit, and Sony's Disk-Jockey CD player was selling for $2372.
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The most remarkable (and expensive!) piece of paraphernalia on the site is currently a "Wonder Woman #1" collectible comic book, selling for $150,000.
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Normally $22019, the Pixel 23 is selling for $23, while the Pixel 3 XL, which usually starts at $899, is down to $699.
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It'll be out next week, on October 24th, with its two models selling for ¥2,499 and ¥2,699, or about $377 and $407 USD.
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Why it matters: Despite the run in U.S. stocks, data shows that real money investors have been selling for most of this year.
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It's been on and off the market ever since, most recently selling for $20103 million in 2015, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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It's supposed to come to parts of Asia Pacific, Europe, and Latin America in the future, selling for around €299 (about $370 USD).
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The 93 Plus starts at 999 yuan (~$150) for the 3GB/32GB model, with a 4GB/64GB variant selling for 1299 yuan (~$180).
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De Kooning and Basquiat topped the lots, with their pieces "Untitled XVI" (1976) and "Self Portrait" (1983) selling for $10,268,000 and $193,500,000, respectively.
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Poquitos customers can order a small plate of chapulines for $3, which is a buck cheaper than they're selling for at the stadium.
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Lyft has threatened litigation against Morgan Stanley, accusing the firm of supporting short-selling for investors who are subject to lock-up agreements.
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In just a few years, he became a bona fide celebrity whose paintings were selling for major sums at galleries around the world.
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It's a mid-range Android phone with a Snapdragon 652 processor and a 5.5-inch screen, selling for under $400, according to VentureBeat.
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Pele's personal treasures are selling for INSANELY HIGH PRICES -- with his medal from the 833 World Cup getting a winning bid of ... $500,000!!!!!
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It's selling for $32, but there are only 75 going up for sale—so if you want one, you better jump on it.
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In the same vein as graphic design, Fiverr found that 3D and 2D model services are especially lucrative, selling for $100 to $2,000.
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Maybe LX camera buyers do want something that's exactly like what Sony's been selling for years, but with a Panasonic logo on it.
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The S2360 is a little out of date, but we've seen it selling for at low as $215, which is a good deal.
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The "Balaclava" black turtleneck sweater was selling for nearly $900 and covers half the face with black fabric with a red lip cutout.
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Space Relations: A Slightly Gothic Interplanetary Tale was already something of a curio that was selling for between $19863 and $30 in July.
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The Compass came with advanced, and expensive, data storage capacity called bubble memory and was accordingly pricey, originally selling for $8,150 ($20,325 today).
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In Colombo and its suburbs a kilo of fresh chicken was selling for 620 rupees (around $5.50) during the first week of May.
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When oil was selling for $22 a barrel, about $23 of that went to the state in taxes, according to the Times's analysis.
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New development sales fell 25 percent in the latest quarter and units at One57 are selling for discounts of more than 20 percent.
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Currently, users can pre-order a starter kit online, which consists of the main Nima sensor unit and three capsules, selling for $199.
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This is irrational, in theory — the equivalent of a 12-pack of soda selling for more than the price of 12 individual sodas.
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" But three-bedroom, two-bathroom houses in those communities "that last year were selling for $22.5,24" Ms. Cruz said, "today are at $23,2011.
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Gasoline was selling for $173 or more a gallon, Americans were looking for good fuel economy, and Hyundai seemed to have the answer.
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A curvy, futuristic La Jolla mansion that looks like something out of 'The Jetsons' is selling for $12.7 million — here's a look inside
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The auctions enable me to be privy to what's happening in the art market — who's buying and what certain artists are selling for.
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By November 2012, our bonds – now with about five years to go before they matured – were selling for 95.7% of their face value.
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Her favorite right now: drop earrings she is calling "bonefish," with sapphires surrounded by diamonds and moonstones, which she is selling for $40,000.
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In the United States today, the high-end cru wines of Beaujolais are popular and selling for prices unheard-of 20 years ago.
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Jiang said that a great shoe that seems to be selling for very low is usually a dead giveaway that it's a fake.
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That's right, the web services business alone is worth more than what the entire company was selling for a couple of years ago.
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Estimated at £21990 million to £22.9 million, it drew competition from three telephone bidders before selling for a top price of £214.7 million.
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Bloomberg reports that bitcoin has been popular at Founders Fund since 2012 — when the digital coin was selling for as little as $5.
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The $11.1 million on top of that was the auction house's cut, which is why the sculpture was reported as selling for $91.1 million.
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Burford, for example, scored a 736 percent return by selling for $107 million its entitlement in a case against Argentina over two expropriated airlines.
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Right now, issue 57 of MagPi, the one that included the Google AIY Projects Voice Kit, are selling for up to $100 on eBay.
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As spotted by Zatz Not Funny, the listing is for one "Sonos PlayBase," which is selling for $699 and available in black or white.
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Selling for up to $3,000 each, the creatures are considered particularly healthful to eat because turtles symbolize longevity in some Asian cultures, said Williamson.
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Just like clothing brands use influencers to sell merch, Logitech is relying on notable gamers and teams to do the headset selling for it.
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Even though no actual pics have surfaced yet of Manziel in the wig ... Loch Ness monster and Bigfoot merch has been selling for decades.
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A Beijing-based state energy executive involved in overseas investment said the market was "very worried" by Trump's victory and selling for "risk aversion".
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Selling for the perfectly reasonable price of $69, the toy is sure to bring back all the adolescent memories you'd probably prefer to forget.
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It rapidly became so popular it nearly grounded the entire Ethereum network to a halt, with individual cats selling for as much as $100,000.
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While the prices are high, they are still a fraction of the top prices in 2015, when top paintings were selling for nine figures.
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We're told the 'Black Panther' comic with Stan's Hancock in blue is selling for $250 ... the one in gold is twice that at $500.
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The company will also update the 12-inch MacBook, the thin-and-light notebook Apple has been selling for a couple of years now.
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The Iofit golf shoes are now available to preorder on Kickstarter, where they're selling for around $200, with plans to begin shipping in February.
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However, the price is certainly cheaper than most drones, selling for $55 on Kickstarter (on the other hand, a Nerf Vortex football costs $12.99).
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With an estimate of $20 million, this confirmed a night of lowered expectations, selling for $15.4 million to the London art advisers de Pury.
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Fiverr found that graphic design is still one of the highest paid side hustles on its platform, with services selling for $23 to $3,000.
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The UB700 will give Panasonic a closer competitor in price to Samsung's UBD-K8500, which is currently selling for just over $300 on Amazon.
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This month, the vast Rockefeller art collection could make history by selling for as much as $1 billion at Christie's in New York City.
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Over the next half-hour Sarai told us about Talisman, the fleet racehorse she'd been on the verge of selling for a sizable sum.
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Pretty good first-level seats — which during the regular season go for under $2119 — are selling for a face-value of $2119,000 to $2,000.
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Howard Gold, whose family founded the 99 Cents Only store chain, called his bash the "99% Party," with tickets selling for $85033 per person.
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In all, the little Beach Car drew more than 500 comments and over 1,000 "watchers" before selling for $230,000 to a collector in Munich.
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One listing for "Immunity Tea to fight off anything viral" showed up on the first page of "coronavirus" Etsy results, and selling for $25.
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A one-of-a-kind Supreme x Andrei Molodkin "Donald Trump" T-shirt, for example, last seen selling for more than $22,13 on eBay.
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More recently, Baidu has pushed sales of much less expensive models, with the basic Xiaodu speaker selling for as low as 89 yuan (~$12).
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That is why solar RECs, or SRECs, in the region are pricey, selling for upward of $400 each, according to the research firm BloombergNEF.
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Her stock includes 186 styles in more than 100 leather colors, as well as crafted from vegan materials, selling for about $55 to $350.
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Typically, the city's remaining earthquake shacks sell in the $1 million range, with the most expensive on record selling for $1.4 million in 2016.
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The AAA motor club said gasoline was selling for $2.37 a gallon on average across the country, 4 cents more than a week ago.
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Just a short drive away, coal is still in use, with 50-pound bags selling for $8.99 at a gas station in Mount Carmel.
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That was the most insider selling for any public company, going back as far as three months, according to Argus Research's Vickers Weekly Insider.
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Originally priced at $150 and currently selling for $110, they&aposre cheaper than the $160 AirPods and noticeably less expensive than $250 AirPods Pro.
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The costume is currently selling for $38 plus shipping, and it appears as if the real fidget spinner in the photo is not included.
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In an area where the median family income is about $40,000, its luxury apartments are selling for $1 million to $113 million a piece.
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A New York Yankees jersey worn by Babe Ruth was previously the most expensive item of sports memorabilia, selling for $5.64 million in June.
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CNBC , following completion of the grocer's deal with the internet giant, and found a display of the devices selling for $99.99 and $44.99, respectively.
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Coveted "punks" are now selling for 10 Ether, or about $13,500 as of Wednesday, lifting the investment value of the founders' retained 10 percent.
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Right now, stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500 — an index of 500 large American stocks — are selling for almost 27 times their annual earnings.
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They reportedly contain 220 milligrams of MDMA, and are currently selling for about $10.50 (£8) a pill in the UK, according to the Star.
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A 22 percent deposit on the median priced home in the U.S. right now — selling for $2625,4433 — is $2443,22, according to a recent Zillow report.
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According to WWD, Stephanie Wissink, an analyst at investment bank Jefferies, reported that the products are selling for between 20% and 55% off full-price.
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With all the attention, it's clear that the company is having a moment: "Damn, Daniel"-themed Vans are selling for up to $400,000 on eBay.
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"As I see it, United Technologies is worth a heck of a lot more than what it's selling for right now" under $123, Cramer said.
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In the case of Storj, some purchasers that committed early received discounts but were also locked up [from selling] for between 3 and 12 months.
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Last we heard, the incredibly rare Nike Mags self-lacing sneakers, which first appeared in Back to the Future II, were selling for over $200,000.
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Definitely cheaper than what the Air Mags are selling for on eBay, but it's far from affordable for all but the most obsessive sneaker collectors.
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You can also save a little by taking advantage of sales — at the time of publishing, this model is selling for $1,680.30 direct from Lenovo.
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They're selling for $154 per pair, which is pretty reasonable, and since that price will probably jump significantly later, I'd say go for it now.
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They said that a gram of venom can be sold for around $8,000, with venom from rarer scorpions selling for up to $12,000 per gram.
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Apple has added refurbished HomePods for the first time to its online store, where they're selling for $50 less than the original price, via MacRumors.
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Upcoming auctions include one in Quail Lodge, California on August 19, at which a 523 Ferrari LaFerrari is seen selling for $3.6 million-$4.2 million.
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And the way Bitcoin's price changed this year, this condo could be selling for a million dollars — or a quarter of a million — next week.
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Lava, which launched India's first low-cost, 4G-enabled phone this year - selling for about $50 - said it could launch more if there was demand.
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But Nvidia faces a headwind selling inference chips because the data center market is blanketed with the CPUs Intel has been selling for 20 years.
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But with nearly 70 percent of smartphones selling for less than $150 in India, Apple's high-end phones remain out of reach of most consumers.
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This has resulted in absurd situations, such as a 161-square-foot apartment selling for around $500,000 despite being barely bigger than a parking space.
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The device, which carries a G5 logo emblazoned on the backplate, was selling for 2,500 dirhams, equal to about $680, on a site called Dubizzle.
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The always-on Echo is selling for $153.71 (down from $179.99), while the portable, touch-to-talk Tap is available for $111.01 (down from $129.99).
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The Omnicharge is available in 13,600 mAh and 20,400 mAh capacities currently selling for $99 and $129, respectively, as early promotional prices during the campaign.
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Right now, stocks in the Standard and Poor's 500 — an index of 500 large American stocks — are selling for almost 24 times their annual earnings.
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If they're selling, for any of the other enterprises that are selling through Amazon or Walmart, they hold that information very close to the vest.
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Jim Redd, another Humboldt real estate agent, told The Chronicle that land usually going for $1,22.5 an acre is selling for as much as $264,22010.
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" Another commenter bet that the house would end up selling for more than a million, while yet another simply wrote, "Why people are leaving California.
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It's based on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 13 processor from 2016, and the $199 base model includes 32GB of storage, with a 64GB version selling for $249.
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Apartments selling for millions now mix with ones for families of two earning as little as $15,000 a year, and some for those earning zero.
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At 324 East Fourth Street, which is near Avenue C and far from trains, apartments are selling for about $1,400 a square foot, he said.
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In the meantime, Nevada's legal, recreational weed is selling for around $80 per "eighth" (3.5 grams) — more than four times the price in other states.
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He described showing an artist that the front-row concert tickets, priced flat at $22013, were selling for $2415 to $303,230 on the secondary market.
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A rare vinyl copy of Prince's cancelled 1987 LP The Black Album has become the most expensive item in Discogs history after selling for $27,500.
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The Trump development encompasses two towers with a total of 254 "ultra luxury" units, according to the company, each selling for up to $1.5 million.
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At flashy Tehran art auctions, works by local artists were suddenly selling for previously unheard-of sums, often equivalent to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Tickets to the event are traditionally by invite only and are reported to cost at least $35,000, with tables selling for between $200,000 and $300,000.
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The largest classic car auction of the year just wrapped up in Scottsdale, Arizona, with more than 2,600 cars selling for a combined $248 million.
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The collaboration had the most engagement on Weibo — China's Twitter-like platform — among all luxury collaborations, even though suitcases were selling for close to $1,700.
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For example, when your company has only been selling for a year or two, it is extremely hard to know your true lifetime customer value.
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They're just starting to see some market validation, with Livongo Health, an Omada competitor, going public and PillPack and Flatiron Health selling for healthy sums.
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For comparison, the Samsung Gear VR headset, a lower-end headset that requires a Samsung smartphone to operate, is selling for a modest $99 retail.
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Plastics went from [selling for] like $300 a ton at their peak to now where you almost have to pay to get rid of them.
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In 1994, a company called Netscape released a popular internet browser called Navigator that it was selling for about $0003, and Microsoft decided to undercut it.
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The first lot of the sale, a small still life by Picasso — "Pomme" (1914) — also exceeded expectations, selling for just under $4 million (including buyer's premium).
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Current employees have not yet been able to sell stock since the IPO, and should be able to start selling for the first time next Monday.
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The Zinger Meteorite is selling for a cool $20,000, and KFC reassures everyone that is is real and not just a heavy piece of earth rock.
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That amount, $72 million, is equal to the retail price of about 110,771 iPhone 7s, which were selling for $649.99 apiece from Verizon Wireless on Tuesday.
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Photographer Irving Penn's portrait of "Cuzco Children, Peru, December," taken in 1948 and printed with platinum and palladium in 1978, topped the lots, selling for $93,19233.
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But it's good enough, particularly for the $219 it's been selling for on Kickstarter, to untether me from my couch and my desk in certain situations.
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For about $2 million in cryptocurrency, you can own a five-bedroom home in fancy Westport, Connecticut, which is selling for 250 bitcoin or 0003,030 etherum.
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Photographer Irving Penn's portrait of "Cuzco Children, Peru, December," taken in 1948 and printed with platinum and palladium in 1978, topped the lots, selling for $93,5003.
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The self-lacing sneakers are set to go for $400 at retail, but some pairs are already selling for more than that on StockX and GOAT.
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It replaces the previous 21.5-inch model while still selling for $43, and it's the only monitor you can actually buy in an Apple Store today.
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Prices are expected to range from $28 - $78, with shirts and skirts selling for under $58, dresses and pants ranging from $58 - $68, and jackets $78.
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Supplies are so limited that CNN recently found a 1 kg bag of dried pasta selling for an astronomical 200 times its official price in Caracas.
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But it's still not a huge step — because the Vive Pro is an expensive product designed for professionals, with the headset alone currently selling for $799.
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Now that it's selling for $23, and likely to remain at that price until stock runs out, this might be a good time to consider it.
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When times were booming and oil was selling for more than $100 a barrel, many banks required energy companies to hedge, or protect against price drops.
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Walmart's Great Value brand also offers a lot of bang for your buck, with tortilla chips and pretzels selling for 92 cents and 60 cents, respectively.
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In April 2014, the precious products were selling for upwards of $1,000 on eBay and Disney stores had placed a two Frozen item limit on customers.
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With Venezuela's heavy oil, virtually its only export, selling for as little as $25 a barrel, the country's main source of foreign currency is drying up.
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Most of the brands being sold by the Corona beer maker are of the less expensive variety, selling for $11 per bottle or less in stores.
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Fee cuts will be targeted at carry trades — buying and selling for random dates that don't match contract dates — where volumes have been hit the worst.
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I've seen prices ranging from $83 to $100, but seeing as a pearly white version is selling for more than $300, I'd snag this one ASAP.
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"Some of these drugs are selling for ... 1,000 times the price of gold," said Bach, director of Memorial Sloan Kettering's Center for Health Policy and Outcomes.
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Currently Intuit trades at a premium, selling for 23 times next year's earnings estimates, and H&R Block sells for just 12 times next year's numbers.
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But selling for $500 million is a home run, $100 million exits are amazing and $50 million exits can change the lives of families for generations.
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However, with the average mobile phone in India selling for $70, even heavily discounted Galaxy devices will be too expensive for many of the country's consumers.
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Typically, founders, employees and early private investors who buy into a company before it goes public are restricted from selling for between 90 and 403 days.
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At the other end of the spectrum, mobile home sites at Montauk Shores Condominium, an oceanfront mobile home park, are selling for close to $1 million.
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The tax legislation also reduces the maximum allowable amount of the purchase price for mortgage interest deductions from $1 million properties to those selling for $750,000.
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So while you're scoping out that Beats Pill speaker, you can quickly pull up how much it was selling for last month or earlier this year.
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While Hurd was starting to roll out cloud software, he was still pushing Oracle's core business technology — the stuff the company had been selling for years.
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North of Austin, this affluent town has median value top-tier homes selling for less than $500,000, and is in a state with no income tax.
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The Logan, Utah-based company partially manages Amazon selling for BIC, Hasbro, 3M, and around 200 other massive household name brands, according to its storefront page.
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It bought a commodity in one place and then shipped it to another part of the world where that commodity was selling for a higher price.
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But the liquefied petroleum gas-hybrid taxi doesn't come cheap, selling for 3.5 million yen ($31,786.40) - almost a third more than the Crown model it replaces.
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For example, he said, a two-family home selling for $850,000 to $900,000 in Ridgewood would cost a minimum of $1.5 million in Williamsburg or Greenpoint.
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The latest bout of selling for the struggling stock stemmed from GE's announcement on Tuesday of more than $11 billion in tax, impairment and insurance charges.
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Apparently they're all trying to build up their human sexuality archives now so they're buying up the stuff that Vasta Eros have been selling for years.
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With a skybox selling for $2000, the events have raised close to a million dollars for law enforcement and for reinvestment in rodeo operations, he estimated.
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For Mr. Kelly, Amazon's decision validated a plan that he had been selling for the better part of a year: revitalizing Crystal City and its neighbors.
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A few blocks away, at the Greenwich Lane complex, a new townhouse fared better, selling for almost $22 million, nearer to its $25 million price tag.
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An extremely on-sale Razer Blade Stealth with an MX21 and just 26GB of storage is currently selling for $25,27 and usually retails at about $2750,133.
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Founders, employees and some early private investors who bought in before a company goes public are usually restricted from selling for between 90 and 180 days.
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A fixer-upper selling for $2.75 million may sound unreasonable to some, but keep in mind that the San Francisco real estate market is not typical.
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Of course, we should also eliminate crimes that no longer make sense, such as prohibiting adult marijuana use (and marijuana growing and selling for adult use).
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Online, according to the researchers, AMB-FUBINACA could be found in powder form, selling for $1.95 to $3.80 a gram, or $313,950 to $3,800 a kilogram.
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They also featured a new glass design that represented a departure from the aluminum-built phones Apple had been selling for years since the iPhone 5.
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The flamethrower, which went up for pre-order yesterday, is selling for $500 a pop, and Musk says the total number sold will max out at 20,000.
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They're still selling for the same price, however: $28 for the Roku Express, and $10 more for a model that connects with composite ports on older TVs.
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With a single coin now selling for more than 60 times that amount, Novogratz cites his luck at being in the right place at the right time.
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After the match goes viral, other grassroots games with professional basketball players sprout up in stadiums in Las Vegas and Miami, with tickets selling for absurd prices.
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They cost $129, and it's the first time Apple has launched a battery case since the one it first began selling for the iPhone 6/iPhone 6s.
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Old Apple Macintosh computers can also be worth a mini fortune: Macs dating back to 1984 are selling for between £1,000 ($1,312) and £2,000 ($2,625) on eBay.
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With the top tier Apple Watch Edition selling for $17,000, it might seem like the entry-level Apple Watch would be considered a steal at just $349.
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We're left with a bit of a paradox: If every media company talks about disruption, why are regional sports networks -- a dying business -- selling for $10 billion?
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Sales of the Jamboard begin today in the US, with the product selling for $4,999, plus an additional $600-per-year service fee for every single unit.
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QUINTANILLA: JEFF, OBVIOUSLY WE REMEMBER TALKING TO YOU AFTER THAT JANUARY OR FEBRUARY EARNINGS CALL AND YOU ARE SELLING FOR WHERE THE SHARES WERE JUST BEFORE THAT.
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A smaller home, around 2,000 to 4,000 square feet, should be able to get by with a two-pack of Velop routers, which it's selling for $349.99.
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The smart speakers are exclusive to Flipkart for now, with the regular Google Home priced at ₹9,999 (about $154) and the Mini selling for ₹4,999 (about $77).
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It's been a record week of selling for global stock markets: Some $2 trillion was been wiped off the value of shares in the last four days.
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It kind of feels like an evolution of those plastic tennis rackets and golf clubs that people started selling for the Nintendo Wii about 10 years ago.
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And if you can't wait that long, don't worry: You can get a head start on eBay, where products are already selling for triple the retail price.
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Apple is expected to discontinue the 5S once the 5SE is announced, so it should end up taking the 5S's spot in Apple's lineup, selling for $450.
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While there were walls and walls of sandals at the Walmart we visited, the ones featured at the head of the aisle were selling for $13 (£10).
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The standard-range Model X has also been cut from Tesla's lineup, with the lowest-price version of the SUV now selling for $2678,23, down from $23,22.
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Here's the journey of a Russian diamond, from being dug out of the frozen ground in Siberia to selling for millions at the world's biggest jewel auctions.
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Again diverging from his stump speech, he said that while driving through North Carolina on Wednesday, he had noticed that gas was selling for $1.99 per gallon.
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His 525th game in Miami comes with great anticipation; on the secondary resale market, a seat in the highest row of the arena is selling for $41.
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From 2010 to 2014, most high-price records were selling for about $2,000, but in 2015 that number suddenly increased to $3,000 and then continued to climb.
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"Most of the time, the family ends up selling for way below what it would have been worth if the business owner was there," Mr. Nagorney said.
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Basic ranges at Woolworth include classic knitwear which is priced from 229 rand ($21) to 1.9281,299 rand and jeans selling for between 450 rand and 699 rand.
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The good news was that there were so few of these phones sold new that the entire stock started selling for peanuts on Ebay and the like.
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Reports last week had said LVMH was considering open market purchases of Tiffany shares, since they are now selling for less than the agreed-upon takeover price.
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"Sweet Bowl," the much-admired 1966 painting by the British artist Patrick Caulfield, also a lifelong friend, was another standout lot, selling for £220,225, or about $25,22.7.
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He said Monday was the largest day for selling by retail investors he tracks, and they had been selling for eight days for a total $2743 billion.
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For example, she said she spent years buying the 80 sable pelts that went into a single coat, which she is selling for 450,000 euros (about $528,000).
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In 1973, the Palo Alto co-op took possession of the property, agreeing to pay 1 percent of what land was selling for in the neighboring suburb.
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"Empirical Mind State," a 2009 spray-painted canvas by the New York-based artist Eddie Martinez was contested by at least five bidders before selling for £615,000.
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Once sold for more than $1 million, taxi medallions are now selling for as little as $175,000, according to data collected by the Taxi and Limousine Commission.
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A Texas woman named Megan Green was introduced to the hobby after coming across a YouTube video about a 1970 Washington quarter that was selling for $35,000.
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The manuscript was auctioned in 2008 to raise money for literacy causes, selling for 25,000 pounds, or about $32,100 at current exchange rates, according to the BBC.
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Now, if you sold them all to people who leveraged them up to their maximum, you might get a little more than the stock is selling for.
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And the two homes could end up selling for far less, since nine-figure price tags are often used more as marketing tools than as real valuations.
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It's a suitcase, copied from this year's Rimowa and Supreme collaboration: basically, the same suitcase Rimowa's been selling for years, just wrapped in a giant Supreme logo.
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QUEEN ELIZABETH GIVES HARRY AND MEGHAN COUNTRY HOME AS WEDDING GIFT "I'm not surprised that it's selling for that much," local boutique owner Katie Murphy told the outlet.
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Over the last 10 years, works under $1 million have fallen in value, whereas works selling for over $10 million have increased nearly 150 percent, the report found.
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Items such as irregular wafers or leftover polysilicon crumbs, which tech companies were accustomed to either selling for peanuts or tossing into the trash, became sought-after commodities.
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And unlike high-end vibrating bassinets such as Karp's Snoo, which has a $1,7003 price tag, the Rock 'n Play was relatively affordable — selling for $50 to $90.
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OnePlus is ranked by technology researcher IDC as the third-biggest seller of premium phones selling for more than $300 in India, behind Samsung Electronics and China's Oppo.
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Though selling for as little as half the price of premium tyres, distributors made margins of up to 20% (compared with as little as 5% for established brands).
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Even as the country rapidly modernizes, the animals remain a central part of Saudi culture, and a lucrative one—with prized camels selling for more than $1 million.
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The technology, which is actually built into the multilayer projector screen, is now on sale as a standalone product the Fremont, California-based startup is selling for $499.
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What I will explain is how a previously forgotten post-disco sleazeball of a record went from obscurity to selling for £250 in the space of six days.
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It's a smart move for Fitbit, and an ouch move for Pebble, which would be selling for a tenth of what watch maker Citizen offered it last year.
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Debatable. But it's worth a shot, because if it did, their offspring would be this fantastic R2-D2 Architectural Desk Lamp that ThinkGeek is now selling for $60.
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And perhaps more importantly, Apple has been able to get the Air's price down: as of today, it's selling for $1,099, making it the clear entry-level option.
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The tan-colored Boost 350 Oxford retailed for around S$330 when it was released in December, but a used pair was selling for S$1,299 on Carousel.
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She sees more and more people evicted or bought out of their homes at rock bottom rates and hears stories of desperate families selling for $500 gift cards.
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Zhu Zhu Pets These electronic toy hamsters, which cost around $8 at superstores, were selling for more than $60 on sites like Amazon and eBay around Christmas 2009.
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An IPO could still be a year or more off, sources said, and even after the offering employees are typically forbidden from selling for at least six months.
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Although shares of Tradeweb are selling for roughly 31-times 2019 earnings estimates, MarketAxess, another electronic trading platform for bonds, is trading for 50-times earnings, he said.
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And this is only Vertu's entry range, with its most expensive handsets — which are all feature phones running Nokia's Series 40 software — selling for in excess of $30,000.
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The result, which is in prototype and they hope will be available to order next month, is a limited edition of 1,500 pairs, each pair selling for $900.
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At these levels, the stock is selling for 17 times next year's earnings estimates, which is roughly in-line with other large-cap, diversified industrials, Cramer pointed out.
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This was a live, eight-week group coaching program I was ultimately planning on selling for over $1,000, but I offered a steep discount for the first run.
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People may be flabbergasted by the idea of an illustration of a cat selling for more than $114,000, but CryptoKitties is more than that, according to its founders.
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Created as a treatment for heart conditions in 1975, meldonium is widely available from Russian pharmacies without a prescription, selling for $3 to $10 for about 40 capsules.
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In Canada, Google Home is selling for $179.00 CDN, which is actually pretty much in line with U.S. pricing once you factor in the current currency conversion rate.
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It's not exactly cheap(ish) — at the time of publishing, it's selling for about $260 — but Wirecutter found that it is just as nice as much pricier models.
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The process has been credited with making the finished leather so famous — and so costly, with a square foot of the finished shell cordovan selling for about $623.
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The Council also said it would examine how the city allowed drivers to take unaffordable loans to finance taxi medallions, which were selling for upward of $26 million.
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That card is now selling for just over $50, and that may be the better value for you if you don't foresee needing a half-terabyte of storage.
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Whether you haven't tried cauliflower-crust pizza yet or you are a superfan, now is the time to stock up with Aldi's variety selling for $4.99 per pie.
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Sometimes consumers can choose between a new car and a two-year-old model that has been driven just 20,000 miles and is selling for half the price.
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Cramer argued that after this quarter, Goldman's stock is cheap, selling for only 10 times next year's earnings estimates after reporting a 50 percent drop in trading revenues.
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Nevertheless, the painting prompted frenzied activity in the room and on the phones, ultimately selling for $270 million with fees, a considerable jump from its $50 million estimate.
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Only available at the ashram, and now out of print, the cassettes have long been sought by collectors, selling for as much as $450 apiece on the internet.
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Currently, the listing on Julien's Auctions has a starting bid at $50,000 and is estimated to sell for upwards of $200,000 after selling for $0003,500 in November 2015.
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In other words, how do you assure your clients that the additional products you offer them are in their best interest and not simply selling for selling's sake?
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So valuable was the ability to participate in this government-created monopoly that New York City taxi medallions were selling for more than one million dollars in 2013.
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This colorful, minimalist chair (top) is really just four MDF boards screwed together, and yet a set of four of these seats is currently selling for $21,13 on 21stdibs.
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On the 21th floor sits a 2500 bedroom, 4 bathroom unit that's selling for $26.9 million – a price tag that's dropped by nearly $2 million in the last month.
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At its high, Nvidia was selling for almost 54 times forward earnings, well over four times the current price-to-earnings multiple for the semiconductor sector, according to FactSet.
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But you know, you look at some of these tech stocks that are so, so weak as a concept and a company and they're selling for so much money.
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As of the market close on Thursday, Scheinman's investment has multiplied by over 700-fold to just under $176.5 million, though he's locked up from selling for six months.
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The best part to Cramer is that Lowe's stock is still cheaper, selling for just 17 times next year's earnings while Home Depot trades at 18.4 2017 earnings estimates.
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Chromebooks can run Android apps in windowed mode, they have a better web browser, and a lot of them are cheaper than what the Pixel C was selling for.
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Pricing continued to be more competitive over the years, with Blue Apron's kits selling for $20 for a two-person meal, while Amazon's equivalent is as low as $16.
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Yet the co-op market, which is almost exclusively U.S. buyers and largely in older buildings, is selling for an average of $1.28 million or $936 per square foot.
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In the West Bank of Palestine, where land is at a premium, Goode developed plans for a community of houses selling for $1.13,000–$60,000 instead of the typical $120,000.
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Although the Church attempts to stop former Scientologists from selling E-Meters on eBay, there are dozens of listings for E-Meters selling for a few hundred dollars each.
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We found at least eight examples of companies selling for $2 billion or more in the past five years that went public less than four years before the acquisition.
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The online retailer came under fire this week as customers noticed cases of bottled water and gallon jugs of water selling for multiple times more than their usual price.
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They swung a deal attached to reapproval of a cherished FDA program requiring pharma companies to divulge every year how many antibiotics they were selling for use in livestock.
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Best Buy has apologized after a viral photo taken at one of its stores in Houston appeared to show a case of water selling for $42 during Hurricane Harvey.
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Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi," a painting thought to have been lost in the 1600s, smashed a world auction record by selling for $450,312,500 at Christie's, the auction house.
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With the exception of some outlier listings from China — which may or may not be knock-offs — most new-in-box Classics are selling for around $24 these days.
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There, the best-selling women's soccer jerseys weren't made by Nike but instead appeared to be knockoffs selling for a fraction of the company's $90 to $165 price tags.
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So far about $1.3M has been transacted, with multiple kittens selling for ~50 ETH (around $23,20) and the "genesis" kitten being sold for a record ~212 ETH (around $25,2256).
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The building, which was one of the first so-called condominiums for cars in the state, has more than 100 parking spaces, which are selling for close to $300,000.
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For employees whose RSUs vested on IPO day, their income was taxed based on the $45 share price even though they were locked up from selling for six months.
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The fourth-largest U.S. cable provider priced its IPO at $1.9 billion, with its 63.9 million shares selling for $30 apiece, within the expected range of $27 to $31.
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Read more:San Francisco's housing market is so dire that this once tiny home built out of desperation after the 1906 earthquake for $50 is now selling for $2.5 million.
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But even though the Munch represented the second-highest auction price for the artist — selling for $54.5 million — Ms. Newman was unable to attract another bidder besides the guarantor.
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Many of the items that go on display are shoes, electronics, jewelry and clothing, which is dry-cleaned on site, selling for 20 to 80 percent off retail prices.
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The car, which is so far available only in versions selling for $49,000 or more, is supposed to provide revenue as the company spends heavily to develop future models.
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Phillips's Fifty Are Better Than One sale of the Edition Schellman saw Keith Haring's "Dog" (1986) top the lots, selling for £362,40 (~$459,469) — almost double the pre-auction estimates.
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The Trump Organization and local developers claim that the Trump apartments in India are selling for 30 percent more than the average luxury units in Mumbai, Gurgaon and Kolkata.
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At the same time, Trump branded buildings in New York have lagged behind the luxury market, selling for about 6.6 percent less than the average Manhattan condominium in 2017.
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Irit Granger, a broker associate with William Pitt Sotheby's International Realty, said houses in Sherman typically start at around $300,000, with waterfront properties selling for $650,000 to $2.5 million.
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Nonetheless, amid the bottles now selling for $40 to $50, you can still find terrific bottles from excellent producers for under $20, like this Morgon from Louis Claude Desvignes.
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As a result, many third-party vendors have dramatically raised prices to meet demand, with two-packs of Purell selling for upward of $350 and more in some cases.
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After experimenting with various nontoxic dyes and stains in her garage, Ms. Nicole developed the product she has been selling for about $9 to $20 per bottle since 2015.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A multi-million pound London mansion, due to go on sale this month, could make British property history - by selling for the digital currency bitcoin.
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With much of the Chinese economy stalled, demand for oil has fallen and prices were down on Tuesday, with a barrel of West Texas Intermediate selling for roughly $242.
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And was this all part of some stunt — much like the one last October at Sotheby's, when one of his paintings sensationally shredded itself, after selling for $1.4 million?
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He even made a point to cut the prices, with many pieces, dresses included, selling for around 500 euros, rather than his usual 700 to 1,000+ euro price range.
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"I estimate they spent about $1.5 billion buying all these stores — $700 million in cash and $800 million in debt — and ended up selling for $700 million," Pachter said.
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"Homes built before 2012 are selling at steep discounts — sometimes almost 50%, and many owners end up selling for less than they paid to build their homes," Taylor wrote.
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But consumer advocates argue that an online platform as large, powerful, and centrally controlled as Amazon can and should put limits on price increases in place so that exorbitant price spikes—such as a single container of Lysol wipes selling for $60 or a two-liter bottle of Purell selling for $149 (when a similar product was recently listed at $29.21 on Walmart)—never make it to the website in the first place.
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On Tuesday, Ellen Degeneres shone her light upon the teen creators of "Damn, Daniel," the meme that has used pairs of white Vans selling for thousands of dollars on eBay.
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Nevertheless, it gives you a decent idea of how much an item is selling for new or second-hand, and gives you a feel for how in-demand something is.
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For instance, she sees two ways a business generally fits into an entrepreneur's lifestyle: working insanely and selling for a big payout, or creating a lifestyle business from the start.
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At that price, oil is selling for less than the cost of developing new wells, raising concerns for a region that emerged from a bruising downturn just two years ago.
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At the time Randolph and Hastings found it, it was still an extremely expensive and fairly rare technology, with early DVD players selling for as high as $25 ($2000,25 today).
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But the dividends, which cost the companies billions of dollars each year and were set when oil was selling for more than $100 a barrel, could prove hard to sustain.
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It went on the market in 2015, with the now slightly creepy attraction selling for A$19873,000 (US$422,800) on classifieds site Gumtree — a measly sum, a few may think.
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But those who are more confident that the U.S. central bank will raise its benchmark federal funds rate sooner rather than later "are selling for pretty attractive valuations," he said.
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The liquor—a broad family of grain-based spirits selling for anything between a few dollars and a few thousand dollars per bottle—is the most-drunk spirit on earth.
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As Lubarsky previously told CNBC Make It, he might see a Nerf gun available for $10 each from a wholesaler, but the product is selling for $20 apiece on Amazon.
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This Supreme SS18 Red Duffle Bag is going for $240 plus $8 shipping, with the same product selling for $225 on eBay, but without the authenticity guarantee of specialist buyers.
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The only pair of Air Jordan 3's ever made for Kobe Bryant has raked in an insane amount of cash on the auction block ... selling for more than $30,000!!
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The land is selling for record amounts, increasingly to Chinese mainland developers, which in turn are likely to command record high prices for buyers for apartments and rental spaces built.
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Uncertainty has already meant prime properties are selling for discounted prices, and property consultant JLL said landlords were having to offer better incentives to lure in tenants, especially in London.
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Earlier generation kittens seem to be selling for more money, both for the intangible rareness factor and the tangible fact that earlier generation kittens usually have shorter cool down times.
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The number of celebrity liquor brands has gone through the roof in recent years — and with Clooney's tequila company selling for $1 billion in 2017, it's easy to see why.
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It's even starting to overshadow well-established products Apple has been selling for years, transitioning AirPods from an ancillary iPhone accessory to a lucrative area of growth for the company.
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Inside Art Last year, abstracts by the German-born artist Josef Albers were selling for $21976,250 to $260,21963 at auction: not bad for a guy who died 19603 years ago.
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Last month, when Christie's in London auctioned off the collection of the Modern-art dealer Leslie Waddington, the first of three small paintings by Albers tripled estimates, selling for $21960,248.
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Prices for Manhattan real estate hit a new all-time high in the second quarter, with apartments now selling for an average of $2.19 million, according to a new report.
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Inspired by Starbucks' famous Pumpkin Spice Lattes, the Pumpkin Spice Creamer will make its way to grocery stores across the country this month, with 28-ounce bottles selling for $4.99.
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I bet a victory over Notre Dame also would have sold out those "Shock the World" Lumberjacks Final Four T-shirts that were selling for $213 on the team's website.
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One salesroom here boasted a brisk business in secondhand Japanese pianos, selling for $1,500 to $8,000 for fastidious, well-off North Koreans who sneer at the sound of Chinese instruments.
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The book, which is selling for $14.95 on Amazon, was published in the United States by a retired California construction worker named Michael Chilldres, whose name appears on the cover.
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As of mid-day Thursday, sale results were mixed, with dozens of parcels garnering no bids, some selling for thousands of dollars an acre, and most falling somewhere in between.
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Then, large canvases sold for as much as $585,000 at auction; more recently, they have been selling for between $50,000 and $100,000, according to the Artnet database of salesroom results.
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At the time lebron tens were selling for about two-hundred dollars and that did not phase me one bit, they were the most beautiful thing I had even seen.
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South Korea's financial regulator said it will ban short-selling for six months from March 16, while central banks in Indonesia, Russia, Brazil, Mexico all intervened to buy local bonds.
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The artist's 1956 canvas, "Le Grand Cirque," which features acrobats, trapeze artists and clowns, also outperformed its $923 million high estimate, selling for $16 million, to an Asian telephone bidder.
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Markey said he wrote the letter after finding that a pack of 153 2-ounce bottles of Purell, which should cost $10, was selling for $400 on the company's website.
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Prices and sales of beach properties in the Hamptons surged in the second quarter, with the average home selling for almost $2 million and median prices hitting a new record.
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Official Apple iPhone cases Last week, we covered news of Apple's 16-inch MacBook Pro (with an improved keyboard) hitting its refurbished store and selling for as low as $2,039.
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The middle scenarios involved running the company for a couple years and making enough to live during that time, or selling for $103 million to $210 million within five years.
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Suggestions for other evil eye paraphernalia abound on lifestyle sites and Pinterest boards, and evil eye gloves are currently a hot item on Etsy, sometimes selling for $30 or more.
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The sale earlier this year of lost national treasure "Tutu" by Ben Enwonwu for $1.6 million captured the attention of the art world, selling for four times its estimated price.
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"Fixer-uppers" selling for millions isn&apost new in the Bay Area, but this listing is more of a bargain since it includes city-approved plans to build five units.
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While AT22022 models are currently selling for less than Denali versions, Aldred said that might not be the case in the future as the company expands the new sub-brand.
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Usually selling for around $0003, it's $199.99 right now, which is a stellar deal if you're looking for an unlocked phone that will work with every US carrier and MVNO.
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When Uber arrived in New York City in 21.2, subway ridership was soaring and the medallions required to drive a yellow cab were selling for a sky-high $22008 million.
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If he didn't have the change-the-world vibe, if we saw him the way we see anybody buying stuff for a dollar and selling for two in this country.
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It quickly attracted a lot of hype within tech-savvy circles, with invites to join the network — which wasn't available to the general public at launch — selling for $150 on eBay.
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Leonardo da Vinci's 2866-year-old painting "Salvator Mundi" has broken the record for the most expensive artwork ever sold at auction, selling for an eye-watering $23,220,22005, including buyer fees.
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These coins [that are] selling for cents... If I truly believe that they're the coins of the future, wouldn't it make sense to hold on to them for a couple years?
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Here's a lesson in supply and demand ... After Nike recalled their special Betsy Ross Flag Air Max 2974 USA sneakers, DEMAND EXPLODED ... with several leaked pairs selling for more than $2250,250!!!
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Though still a small part of the American market, really high-cost bottled water (selling for more than $1.30 a litre) has been one of its fastest-growing areas, says BMC.
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Areas in prime central London remain eye-wateringly expensive, with the average house in the exclusive west London borough of Kensington and Chelsea selling for over £1.9 million, according to Rightmove.
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Tribble, however, seemed confident in the details, telling me each model is allotted three tickets, located in the fourth of "about ten rows," which the company is selling for $1,500 each.
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It grows everyday and exotic herbs like small-leaf Greek basil or Peruvian mint and leafy greens which customers are selling for prices at or below that of plastic-packaged herbs.
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They invest their own cash on the show, so with "Shark Tank" businesses like Plated, Benjilock and Ring selling for hundreds of millions or even a billion dollars, it gets competitive.
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"As that's happening, we have been able to use many of the hours being saved in other areas of the store — focused more on service and selling for customers," they continued.
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"You still see high quality farmland selling for higher prices ... Just like the farm bankrupticies, (the) farmland price story is similar: Some states have seen increase, some see decrease," Johansson said.
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Beatles memorabilia remains a hot commodity nearly 50 years after their split, with a rare demo cut of "Love Me Do," the band's first single, selling for about $12,000 last month.
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For Super Bowl 50, tickets are selling for an average price of around $5,000 and the price is on track to be the highest for a sporting event in U.S. history.
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And with nearly 70 percent of smartphones selling for less than $150 in India, the iPhone SE's roughly $400 price tag may still be out of reach for most buyers there.
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Budgets proposed by both the Senate and the Trump administration anticipate oil leases selling for 21625 times what they sold for last year and there's more, cheaper domestic oil available today.
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Selling for $599.99, the Zoom Arq is set to be shown off and demonstrated in public this week at NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) and will be available in April.
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The sale's star lot was an archaic jade ritual cong vessel from the Neolithic-era Liangzhu culture (3,300–2,250 BCE), which more than quadrupled its high estimate, selling for $2.8 million.
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A gallon of jet fuel that cost about $2 in early January was selling for just $1.15 on Wednesday, according to the fuel price tracker on the Airlines for America website.
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If you're looking to buy property in a hot market where bidding wars are common, Taub said you should look for signs like homes selling for less than the list price.
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If you searched for hand sanitizer on Amazon on Thursday, one of the first listings that greeted you was a two-pack of Purell in 1-liter bottles selling for $350.
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If you didn't scoop up a $200,000 Paul Newman-model Rolex Daytona a couple of decades ago, when they were selling for a tenth of that price, you missed your chance.
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He said since there was a clear lack of interest in the dwelling, it was selling for "dirt cost" — the cost of the land after the existing structure was torn down.
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Every few weeks there seems to be another story in the California news media about a dilapidated shack in an ordinary neighborhood selling for seven figures, just to be torn down.
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But this week, diners and Coquin employees tipped off the Post and Courier, saying the $18 to $20 pizzas that Coquin was selling for delivery were actually just frozen Costco pizzas.
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On Amazon, one seller is offering four 3 fluid-ounce bottles of sanitizer for 60 euros ($66.77), while 10 fluid-ounce bottles of Purell are selling for 80 euros on eBay.
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The piece was presented Wednesday at Art Basel Miami Beach and is selling for $120,000, with two other editions of the artwork expected to go for over $150,000, according to CNN.
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Another time, a client gave Franklin a 10-hour window to find a pair of Nike SB Dunk Paris sneakers – selling for up to £35,000 - before he headed back to Dubai.
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He explained that although the collaboration sneakers were not selling for much on StockX right away, they were still worth the investment because of the hyped-up nature of the collaboration.
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After selling for a whopping $243,000, the famous leather jacket Olivia Newton-John wore for her iconic role of Sandy during the Grease finale has been returned to its rightful owner.
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To minimize that cost, he said he's going to sell a more expensive call — a $2,060 strike, selling for $11.80 — for a debit of about $2.28, or $228 per options spread.
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Population: 8,635Median income: $203,250Median home value: $798,500Ladue is a suburb of Saint Louis, Missouri, where homes were recently selling for $1 to save less maintained parts of the city from decay.
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In 2018, abandoned homes in Ollolai, Italy, a mountain region, were selling for a euro, and the town of Sambuca in Sicily was selling homes for about a $1 earlier this year.
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The lock is expected to fetch up to 15,000 pounds ($19,000) but the director of books and manuscripts at Sotheby's, Simon Maguire, said it could end up selling for more than that.
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At Monday's exchange rate, the equivalent of $0.01 buys 4,233 gallons of gasoline, with one bar of hand soap selling for the same as 152,381 gallons of fuel, according to Reuters calculations.
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MIT Press stopped printing the disks in the mid 33s, but now, a team is reviving the classic design tool with reprints selling for $79 each or $199 for the complete set.
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MIT Press stopped printing the disks in the mid 2000s, but now, a team is reviving the classic design tool with reprints selling for $21 each or $2000 for the complete set.
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With Lyft currently selling for 27% less than its opening tick, there's a bit of second-guessing going on among investors about whether or not these companies can continue to scale unprofitably.
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The company, which makes products ranging from electric toothbrushes to medical imaging systems selling for millions of euros, cited "currency headwinds" for the shortfall, though some analysts said underlying growth was subpar.
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As you start doing your homework, Schiffer said, you'll see patterns of the type of profit companies like yours are making and the multiple they are selling for based on those earnings.
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"Now, we're seeing the Bizarro World where gasoline, out on the West Coast is selling for under $50 a barrel, the lowest price in the country on a spot basis," Kloza said.
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An $18.8 million home in Los Angeles ended up trading for $10 million in the first quarter, while a $14 million home in The Woodlands, Texas, ended up selling for $7 million.
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You could believe that the future is some sort of engineered meat that's not harmful to animals but also say I'm not going to pay what this stock is currently selling for.
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Trexo is pursuing a direct-to-consumer approach that would see their technology selling for $899 per month through a lease model with a $1,17886163 down payment and financing for 36 months.
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Then, a 1936 Aston Martin 2-liter sports-racing two-seater car is seen selling for between $2.1 million and $2.6 million on September 10 at the Goodwood Revival festival in England.
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The company also gave new forecasts for gold and copper production excluding its 21.3 percent stake in the Batu Hijau mine in Indonesia, which it is selling for up to $21.2 billion.
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"Even here, the stock isn't cheap, selling for 9 times next year's sales estimates, but given that it's growing at a 100% plus clip, I think that's a justifiable valuation," Cramer said.
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Sotheby's Modern and Post-War British Art this week moved £8,250,8723 (~$10480292) worth of paintings and more, with L.S. Lowry's "A Cricket Match" (1938) cresting the rest and selling for £1,155,000 (~$1,451,373).
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Neither Apple nor Samsung responded to requests for comment on the bands, which are selling for 296 reais ($92.80) each - and only from the U.S. tech giant's store in Barra de Tijuca.
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ARMDevices got its hands on a reference laptop built by Allwinner, which may end up selling for as cheap as $79 (but only for bulk orders of models with the lowest specs).
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With 30 second spots selling for $5 million each, Death Wish Coffee will appear alongside Super Bowl advertising veterans like Amazon, Budweiser, Coca-cola, Pepsi, Doritos and a slew of car companies.
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The fully repaired car — with just 2,500 kilometers on the dial — went on the auction block at an RM Sotheby's event in Paris earlier this month, selling for €1,568,000 (about $1.75 million).
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The Ikea "clam" or "mushroom" chair, released in 1944 — one year after the Swedish furniture giant was founded — in particular, is now selling for up to £13,000, or $64,000, reports The Sun.
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A big part of the cost of a new restaurant is land, now selling for $6,000 a square metre in ritzier neighbourhoods, or rent, which can be more than $250,000 a year.
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An entire 15th-century illuminated book selling for the same price as a new painting by a mid-caliber contemporary artist might seem to show the skewed values of today's art market.
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Now, even with Wyoming Powder River Basin coal selling for less than a half penny per pound, coal power plants nationwide are losing money, unable to compete with natural gas and renewables.
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The lawsuit claims that before the sale to Parthenon, Raymond James bankers hired by D.E. Shaw pegged Oasis' valuation at more than $140 million — roughly double what it ended up selling for.
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Temkin says Brave has paid out $4.5 million worth of BAT—which was selling for about 24 cents per token on Tuesday according to the website CoinMarketCap—to content creators so far.
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Gasoline in the United States was most recently selling for an average of $2.65 a gallon, about 18 cents less than a year ago, according to the United States Energy Information Administration.
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In the East River Fish Market in Putuo, one seller brusquely dismissed questions about the spill as she stood beside a stall full of fish, including a tuna selling for roughly $100.
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VIP courtside seats at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California, have been selling for anywhere between $50,000 and $70,000 each on StubHub— and could potentially go higher as tip-off time gets closer.
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Several luxury residences officially closed at 520 Park in November, including the most expensive sale in New York City this year: a duplex penthouse selling for $73.8 million, according to property records.
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For argument's sake, let's imagine that Postmates doesn't create as much value as it hopes it will and ends up selling for $300 million — or half of its approximate $600 million valuation.
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On the resale marketplace StockX, two sold-out sneaker styles from the line — the Air Max 90 and Air Max 720 — have been selling for a premium since they launched last month.
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On a recent afternoon, for instance, a pair of white Nike Jordan 1's by the fashion designer Virgil Abloh (Off-White, Louis Vuitton) originally priced at $190, was selling for $2,750.
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That's been a good call, and, if anything, things are looking even better for CarMax here, especially since its stock remains darned cheap, selling for just 15 times next year's earnings estimates.
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The company bought the site from a private owner for about $4083 a square foot in 4073, Mr. Dunn said, when nearby lots were selling for closer to $4063 a square foot.
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Come Monday, baby lettuce containers were reduced to $210, organic Gala apples were selling for $1.99 a pound and jars of 365-branded almond butter were a dollar cheaper, at $6.99 apiece.
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With stately Victorians selling for more than $2 million in Ditmas Park and luxury rentals on the rise in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, where is a Brooklyn buyer with a starter budget to turn?
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However, once the entire enterprise became about speculation (buying and selling for a quick profit), Mackay wrote, the confidence in the Tulip market faltered, which resulted in a sudden drop in tulip value.
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If they were to exercise that option when the shares were selling for $100 each, that could be applied to their income, even if they don't or aren't able to sell the shares.
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Dollar rationing at banks has driven businesses toward the black market where the dollar is now selling for more than 15.5 pounds - a huge mark-up from the official rate of about 8.8.
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Waitresses in mint-green smocks with pink collars and cuffs dodged one another's elbows as they reached for classic varieties — glazed, with or without sprinkles, cream-filled or coconut — selling for $1.10 apiece.
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The "Grails," as Funko Pop collectors call them — like this Comic Con Sith Trooper that has been selling for around $600-700, or this 2012 "Holographic" Darth Maul that can go for thousands.
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But if that's still too pricey, a search on Amazon yielded many true wireless earbuds with similar features selling for as low as $32, some of which received four-star or higher reviews.
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The seller is an acquaintance of Kaminowitz's, who, the realtor explains, had been thinking of selling for years, thought it wasn't until recently that he revealed to him the home's potentially presidential ties.
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The gains have come even as Apple struggles with slow global demand for smartphones, made worse by consumers in key growth regions like China and India preferring Android devices selling for under $2500.
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I don't really know too much about Evinha other than she's a Brazilian singer from the 70's and DAMN I'M LOOKING AT DISCOGS RIGHT NOW AND HER ALBUM IS SELLING FOR $4K!
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The Mission Impossible star's Los Angeles compound, which he shared with Katie Holmes during their six-year marriage, is currently in escrow after selling for $40 million, a real estate source tells PEOPLE.
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"You still see high-quality farmland selling for higher prices ... Just like the farm bankruptcies, (the) farmland price story is similar: Some states have seen an increase, some see a decrease," Johansson said.
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And in Hong Kong, which has one of the most expensive housing markets in the world, a modest house that many would classify as a knockdown is selling for a staggering $446 million.
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Daniel Bottiglieri of Elite Auto Group in Palm Springs tells TMZ ... his dealership's handling the sale of Angelica's 2005 Bentley Continental GT. It's got 56k miles, and selling for $43,500 ... a relative bargain.
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With per capita income of $1,570 as of 2014 and the average smartphone selling for less than $90, a third of the global average, India's market growth is predominantly led by cheaper phones.
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It's selling for $23, but you can also buy it bundled with a new model of Sony's Live View Remote, which lets you remotely control the Action Cam and see what it's shooting.
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Europe can be justly proud of some of its recent technology successes, with businesses such as Spotify, payment startup iZettle, and retailer Farfetch going public or selling for billions in the past year.
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Global macro hedge funds had ramped up their dollar selling for a third week according to latest weekly positioning data and some market watchers say hawkish policy minutes could trigger a dollar rebound.
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All proceeds from the jackets, selling for $98, will be donated to a Texas-based refugee and immigrant advocacy group, said Emma McIlroy, chief executive of the Wildfang clothing company in Portland, Oregon.
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Of course, with detached homes now selling for well over $1 million in Vancouver and Toronto, younger people in those cities will more often find themselves on the other end of the equation.
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Throughout the year, Sotheby's auctions with big names resulted in huge sales: A Basquiat set a record by selling for $110.5 million in May, while a Chagall sold for $28.5 million in November.
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His new collection of bands are ridged, fluted, faceted and cabled in signature David Yurman style, and made of titanium, forged carbon, meteorite, black diamonds and more, selling for $295 to around $7,900.
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The dollar was selling for 100 Sudanese pounds in cash transactions compared to 88 pounds a week ago, as the gap with the official rate of 45 to the dollar continues to widen.
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However, when a majority of the town was put on the market in 1994, Campo was selling for $1.75 million — which inflates to more than $3 million today, the Los Angeles Times notes.
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In the left foreground of the work Sotheby's is selling, for instance, a seated chimp on the front bench holds a banana curved downward; in the 2009 version the banana is turned up.
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The dollar was selling for 100 Sudanese pounds in cash transactions compared to 88 pounds a week ago, as the gap with the official rate of 45 to the dollar continues to widen.
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Global macro hedge funds had ramped up their dollar selling for a third week according to latest weekly positioning data and some market watchers say hawkish policy minutes could trigger a dollar rebound.
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After a week of panic and selling for the stock market, Cramer zeroed in on a buying opportunity he thought could bounce back "like a coiled spring:" the stock of retailer PVH Corp.
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On Thursday, the difference between the official and unofficial rates widened to unprecedented levels, with a dollar selling for almost twice as much on the black market as it costs at the bank.
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Alimentari makes only 2412 bottles available a year, with each 100-ml bottles (about the size of a small perfume) selling for $95 each, and there are only 10 bottles available every year.
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Here, take a look at this pair of cropped screenshots from one of the game's markets: The Cicada on the left, which is in near perfect shape, is selling for 212M C-Bills.
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From being dismissed as illegal vandalism to selling for millions of dollars in galleries — street art is going mainstream, and it's appealing to investors for a simple reason: It's cheap at the start.
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One fully renovated two-bedroom house on two compact levels in Mala Tsurkva was selling for €75,000, while another house in neighboring Madjare, which was partially renovated, had a list price of €65,000.
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Selling for about $85 million excluding arms, the Gripen E is slightly cheaper than Rafale or Typhoon and significantly cheaper than the single-engined F-35, which is marketed for stealth, he added.
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When TMZ asked her for further comment about Dash, Union noted that the real news was Nate Parker's slave rebellion epic Birth of a Nation selling for a record-breaking $17.5 million at Sundance.
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According to the paper, published in the journal Advanced Materials:... It is worrisome that producers are labeling black powders as graphene and selling for top dollar, while in reality they contain mostly cheap graphite.
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Yes, we're still recovering from last week's Starbucks tumbler frenzy, where color-changing sets of five reusable cold drink tumblers were selling for $16.95 in stores and up to $900 in the underground markets.
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The no-doubt overpriced piece of knack, which can be made yourself at home using likely around $30 in parts, is selling for $500 and has already netted Elon Musk's digging venture $7.5 million.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of Elizabeth Catlett's wood sculptures has set a new record for the late Mexican-American artist, selling for $389,000 at Swann Galleries' African-American Fine Art sale.
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In addition to selling for prices far lower than usual, these chargers are often made by companies you've never heard of and are "fulfilled" by Amazon, rather than being sold by the retailer directly.
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The drug is very cheap, typically selling for around $1 per joint, but because manufacturers are constantly tweaking its chemical makeup to skirt US drug laws, the effects vary widely from batch to batch.
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The drug is very cheap, typically selling for around $23 per joint, but because manufacturers are constantly tweaking its chemical makeup to skirt US drug laws, the effects vary widely from batch to batch.
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When it was officially announced that Griffey had been elected to the Hall of Fame in January, Stallbaumer says the prices for the iconic '89 Griffey temporarily spiked, selling for $40, $50, even $100.
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"It speaks strongly of our ability to navigate difficult conditions, with very low price volatility levels and slow farmer selling for some platforms," Chief Executive Gonzalo Ramirez Martiarena said in an accompanying annual report.
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A 25-kilo (55-pound) bag of mealie-meal, the country's ground maize staple, which cost about $5 in February now is selling for as much as $12 in some parts of the country.
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Beepi, a cautionary tale in the business of selling used cars online, landed $150 million in VC funding, then failed to sell its business twice, ultimately selling for parts to multiple buyers, including Vroom.
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The replica jerseys are made in Thailand, one of the sellers told us and were selling for between $20 to $40 depending on the quality, while more lower grades can go for around $5.
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It's especially important right now, according to Emanuel, because the fiscal year for mutual funds ended on October 31, so many of them have just finished their tax loss selling for the past year.
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With hundreds of thousands of pieces from beloved brands selling for bargain prices, the move into brick and mortar should terrify stores like T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, businesses ThredUp is coming for, and hard.
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"You look at some of these tech stocks that are so, so weak as a concept and a company and they're selling for so much money," he told Reuters in an interview in May.
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Yet all but one of his elephant drawings sold, with a Kota image of an elephant stampede from the late 23th or early 19th century selling for £32,500, more than 20 times the estimate.
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There are pickle varieties to awe any fermentation fan, as well as some comically large loaves of bread, which in turn are just past crisp green plums selling for just 3 lira per kilo.
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She said desirable studios with a view of the Yalu River, fitted with imported kitchen equipment, were selling for about $100,000, twice what they fetched when they went on the market two weeks ago.
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The city approved a transfer tax on properties selling for more than $5 million to fund an education program that allows all city residents to attend the City College of San Francisco tuition-free.
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Regular Hass avocados now retail for $1.49 apiece Other noticeable discounts in the New York Whole Foods location included a stick of organic unsalted butter selling for $4.49, down from $5.29 per 16 ounces.
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We evaluated which season was best for listing a home according to two of the most common goals for sellers: Selling for more than the list price and going under contract within 221 days.
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Several barge cruises on the Panache, in which passengers book cabins individually, are selling for $22,2999 off in April and May, for a discounted price of $210,000 per double-occupancy cabin for a weeklong trip.
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A dozen new luxury condos with names like Molino Street Lofts have opened along South Santa Fe Avenue and South Alameda Street, with two-bedroom apartments in the converted brick warehouse selling for $1.175 million.
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"When Australian gas is selling for less in Tokyo than it does on the east coast of Australia, there's clearly a market failure," Incitec Pivot Chief Executive James Fazzino said in an email to Reuters.
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While the dollar may face some selling for now, it seems poised for a further push higher against the yen, said Shinsuke Sato, head of FX trading group for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in Tokyo.
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Stitch Fix, a company that regularly sends a personally curated assortment of five pieces of clothing to roughly 2 million customers — men and women — went public on Friday, with opening shares selling for $16.90 apiece.
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Meanwhile, some shoppers laughed about a "discount" of 299 cents on a Nixon women's watch, while others found examples of duplicate items on the site that were selling for less than the Prime Day version.
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Many sellers don't advertise prices for their wares—preferring to leave the messy business of negotiating to direct messages—but through his own sleuthing, Huffer has found some items selling for upwards of $19,800 (£16,533).
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Indeed, the only biography of Shilling, authored by Matthew Freudenberg and entitled Negative Gravity, was published in 2003, and copies are now so rare that they are selling for between $100 and $440 on Amazon.
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The new Gosling cookie, which is selling for $22.95, is totally worth shelling out the big bucks for because it is hand-painted to look just like him—signature scruff and baby blue eyes included.
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If a Flamin' Hot Cheeto shaped like Harambe the gorilla selling for nearly $100,000 sounds too good to be true, it's because it very well might be ... according to the guy waiting for the dough.
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Some investors appear to be paying a steep price to exit, with some UWTI notes selling for more than 10 percent of a discount to the note's estimated intraday value, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Lopez did tweet at least once, in May 2016, during the height of the so-called hoverboard frenzy: Sidekick's lawsuit alleges that its hoverboards were selling for $1,295 each at the time of this debacle.
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China hosts the largest ivory trade in the world, estimated to account for up to 70 percent of the world's ivory ending up there, selling for as much as $1,100 per gram, BBC News reported.
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"The Birth of a Nation," a drama about the Nat Turner slave rebellion, upended the Sundance Film Festival, selling for a record $17.5 million and instantly vaulting to front-runner of next year's Oscar race.
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Auction site eBay was subsequently flooded with listings, with units selling for an average of £185—£135 more than its UK RRP—and a system sold every 18 seconds on the site on day one.
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Known as the long yu, or "dragon fish" in Chinese, it reigns as one of the world's most expensive aquarium fish, selling for anywhere from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars.
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Known as the long yu, or 'dragon fish' in Chinese, it reigns as one of the world's most expensive aquarium fish, selling for anywhere from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars.
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I started talking it up and telling people about the company that made it (from the info I found online) and within 15 minutes I had two customers fighting over it, ultimately selling for $85.
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But other works, like Gérôme's "Bathsheba," were reappearing at auction and selling for less than their owners had paid for them, creating the impression that 19th-century painting has become a forgotten market for buyers.
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At 287 Broad Street, No. 1.2853, a 21.285,22019-square-foot condo loft in the financial district that started out at $220 million in fall 2018, experienced five cuts before selling for $1.375 million in December.
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With just 46 pairs offered (23 of the Lebron 14 and 23 of Mr. James' rookie season sneaker style), bidding was opened for three days, with all pairs selling for an average of $6,000 each.
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After a week of panic and selling for the stock market, CNBC's Jim Cramer zeroed in on a buying opportunity he thought could bounce back "like a coiled spring:" the stock of retailer PVH Corp.
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Like Warren E. Buffett, the billionaire investor who leads Berkshire, Mr. Mullholland started out as a hard-core value hound; he sought stocks that were selling for far less than his estimate of their worth.
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At just 12 years old, Xeo Chu is setting sales records with his colorful, abstract paintings, which are selling for more than $150,000 and are being compared to works by renowned American artist Jackson Pollock.
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Check out the "Pencil-Neck Adam Schiff Tee," a nod to Trump's nickname for his House Intelligence committee adversary, selling for $28 (which also includes a number to text to donate to the Trump campaign).
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The iPhone 6s is selling for about $110 to $150 right now, so if you have an iPhone 6s, you're better off just trading it in to Apple and putting that cash towards a new phone.
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My cameraman Cory clips a mic to Elon's jacket, and I tell him that The Verge plunked down $3 plus tax for one of the flamethrowers he's been selling for his tunneling venture, the Boring Company.
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As of Tuesday, a package of two EpiPen auto-injectors was selling for $614.07 through a membership warehouse with a free coupon that patients had to download, according to the GoodRx online drug price comparison website.
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He said the company, South Africa's largest black-owned and managed fishing and food firm, will be placing about 45-49 percent of Premier's share on the market, with each share selling for approximately 4.50 rand.
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The toddler was killed when Kuhn's SUV "blew through a red light," struck another vehicle and rolled over while fleeing the Tullytown Walmart where he had stolen Vizio speakers selling for $228, according to the statement.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A nearly 19403-year-old porcelain Song dynasty bowl smashed the world auction record for Chinese ceramics on Tuesday, selling for HK$294.3 million ($37.68 million) at a Sotheby's sale in Hong Kong.
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The Vivofit 2 ships in the second quarter of this year and will range in price from $100 to $120, depending on the band, with the Jonathan Adler + Garmin accessory bands selling for an additional $40.
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The K-beauty company is offering up the facial treatments for dirt cheap on the brand's website — we're talking 50% off every single one — with some of them selling for less than a McDonalds Quarter Pounder.
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All those Apple Watches selling for thousands of dollars today will still have their gold exterior years from now, but their function and performance will age gracelessly when set against the background of rapid technological development.
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In the NYMEX WTI contract, fund managers have boosted outright short positions by a total of 42 million barrels since the end of August, initiating the first new cycle of short-selling for almost a year.
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We were seeing all the houses around us selling for enormous sums and witnessing countless displays of the subsequent new super wealthy neighbours incredible intolerance for the well established and less wealthy communities of the area.
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The "Sweet Josephine", a fancy vivid pink diamond weighing 16.08 carats, held the previous record since selling for $28.5 million at rival Christie's in November, and still retains the price per carat record in the category.
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That's the same reason Ball, who really wants you to buy the Big Baller Brand shoes he's selling for the not-so-bargain basement price of $495, keeps trying to compare his son to Steph Curry.
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You may find it familiar, because it was an experience teased at CES last year as an Oculus Rift content demo, but this is the full thing, and it's selling for $19.99 on PlayStation and Steam.
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After all, even though the shoes were selling for thousands on secondary markets, Adidas and Kanye only received the retail price of $200 or $350, and even that was only for a small number of pairs.
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You could literally see it, or, more accurately, smell it — moist beef brisket, smoked for up to 16 hours, selling for $9.49 by the half-pound at 1848 BBQ, the barbecue joint Mr. Martinez owns downtown.
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The company launched its new product in June 22018, with starter kits costing $2120, and packs of four nicotine refill cartridges selling for $20173 — each roughly the equivalent of the cost of a pack of cigarettes.
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The Bristol-born street artist created a global media sensation last October when one of his iconic "Girl With Balloon" paintings shredded itself moments after selling for one million pounds, or about $1.4 million, at Sotheby's.
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With the growing popularity of martial arts, Wargelin said he is confident that the company will receive at least 1,000 pre-orders for the product, which is selling for about $180 for a pair of sensors.
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"If you're selling for a lot of money, without critical acclaim, without peer recognition and without curatorial accompaniment, you're still successful because you're selling well," Rastorfer said, adding that the phenomenon was slowly beginning to correct.
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Eero's three-pack of mesh Wi-Fi routers (pictured above) was a popular product during Black Friday and Cyber Monday, mostly because it was selling for the low price of $2699.99 ($2799.99 off its retail price).
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Selling for 48 million pounds after a valuation of at least £35 million, the painting was fought over by four telephone bidders, reflecting newly energized demand for works by the great names of 20th-century art.
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At that time, organic avocados were selling for $225 apiece, organic baby kale and lettuces were priced at $22.79 a container, organic Gala apples were $22.99 per pound, and organic Fuji apples were $285 per pound.
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Even Gagosian, an international gallery giant that is traditionally secretive about how much its art costs, is now showing prices for works selling for less than $100,000 by artists such as Damien Hirst and Ed Ruscha.
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"Shops will sell boards for $45 and only make $10, when they should be selling them for $55 or $60, but they can't because there's another board right next to it selling for $30," Swank said.
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And the company has been preparing its shareholders for the typical "lockup period," distributing paperwork to employees and investors earlier this year about the lockup, which prevents shareholders from selling for a certain amount of time.
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And Trump voters are seemingly excited to slurp up every last drop of that poison with nary a moment's reflection on what the charlatans at the network have been selling for the past decade and a half.
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"Microsoft also had fabulous earnings that make it easier to buy into weakness, because it's undeniable that this stock gets cheaper as it goes lower — it's now selling for just 22 times next year's earnings, " he continued.
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Ms. Kelly said community groups were initially wary of the proposal by Alloy, which has built some of the most expensive housing in Brooklyn, including townhouses in the Dumbo area selling for $4 million to $8 million.
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Kate wore a light yellow See by Chloé dress (currently selling for $460) and gray Monsoon wedges for the event while Harry and William kept things slightly casual in blue sport jackets and white button-up shirts.
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The early bird units are selling for $79 and it ships in October so if you gotta roll, can't stand still, and/or got a flamin' heart and can't get your fill then you better act fast.
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Meanwhile, a thoroughly mediocre text on Sambo this writer acquired some years ago, and which quickly went onto the shelf and hasn't been brought out since, is now selling for upwards of eight hundred dollars online, used.
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The "Mad Money" host said while the Cisco stock is still cheap, selling for 15 times earnings and offering a 2.7 percent yield, it's a "fabulous" way to play the 5G roll out that will revolutionize smartphones.
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But a comparable gasoline-powered Golf, which costs just 180,000 crowns to import, ends up selling for 298,000 crowns after charges including value added tax, carbon tax, and another tax based on the weight of the vehicle.
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"It may not have been painted by a man in a powdered wig, but it is exactly the kind of artwork we have been selling for 250 years," said Christie's sale organizer Richard Lloyd in a statement.
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Since funds sell stocks to finance their dividend payouts, Daiwa Securities expected that there will likely be about 330 billion yen in selling for cash stocks and 300 billion yen on futures, on both Monday and Wednesday.
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Housing prices have climbed — an apartment broke a record a couple of years ago, selling for more than $2 million, and others have since sold for even more — and landlords are raising rents, driving away small businesses.
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For example, I recently saw a Hamilton Beach blender on sale for about 20% off, which isn't bad, but checking CamelCamelCamel showed that the same blender was selling for nearly 50% off just a few weeks earlier.
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"It's one of the least expensive stocks in both the agriculture space, which is very popular, and the lithium space – OK, that's cooled a bit – but selling for just 2800 times next year's earnings estimates," Cramer said.
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The European Commission, supported by the EU's 28 member states, believes the rules for China must be changed and has proposed that for all WTO members, including China, dumping means selling for export at below domestic prices.
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Adding a tax of $17 a barrel, when oil is selling for $35, leaves a profit of only $19883, a margin that rapidly shrinks as the tax rises, leaving little or nothing to show for an investment.
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She was waitressing at a vegan-pizza place on Avenue A and living in New Jersey with her parents when she found a Craigslist ad for the apartment, which was selling for about three hundred thousand dollars.
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A 2004 Ferrari Enzo proved the most successful of the 71 lots at RM Sotheby's, selling for 1.8 million pounds with fees, or about $2.3 million, to a telephone bidder, against a low estimate of £1.6 million.
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Furthermore, Tesla originally said the Model 3 would be available in a base model selling for $35,000, but the company has acknowledged that it will be difficult to hit its profit goals with that version right now.
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The following evening, his much larger canvas from the same year, "The Architect's Home in the Ravine," showing a house seen through a screen of frosted branches, proved the top lot at Sotheby's, selling for £14.4 million.
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Today, as apartments have become the domain of even the superrich, with a penthouse in Midtown recently selling for $100 million, the ultimate amenity is the view offered by a building that soars above everything around it.
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The OnePlus TV is only launching in India for now with the OnePlus TV Q1 priced at INR 69,900 (nearly $1,000) and the OnePlus TV Q1 Pro with a motorized soundbar selling for INR 99,900 (about $1,400).
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The three-day "Love, Liza" auction in Los Angeles, coming from the vast personal collection of the actress and singer, raised more than $0003 million, with some items selling for more than triple their pre-sale estimates.
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For instance, a 1-liter bottle of Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Tennessee Whiskey selling for $26.72 in the Madrid Barajas International Airport, which was 30% less than the same bottle sold for in London's Heathrow Airport.
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Not by huge amounts – a $150 shoe was selling for $200 or $210 – but enough to conclude that the vibrant market for the limited-edition Curry 1 MVPs inflated the interest, and, therefore, the price of additional models.
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The deal was for 235 F-235 aircraft, including the F-235A variant selling for $353 million apiece — a decline of 235 percent from the prior lot and the first time it was below the $235 million mark.
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THIS VACANT 1-ACRE LOT IN THE BAY AREA IS SELLING FOR $15M "This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Hollywood history," says Jade Mills of Coldwell Banker Global Luxury to Forbes.
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"And they want houses," warns the report, quoting a real estate agent promising investors that single-family homes in the city selling for a mere one to three million dollars will soon be a thing of the past.
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It really only exists to act as a wireless charging base, while another one of the attachable keyboard accessories Dell is selling for the device does contain a power pack with about four hours of extra battery life.
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You can no longer purchase it through Amazon directly, though other reputable sellers that ship quickly via Amazon Prime are offering it for around $1,176, which is a bit cheaper than we saw it selling for last week.
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According to Beloved, these suits, which are currently selling for $49.95, are "handcrafted in 10 days" – probably because it would be a horrible business model to have a giant stock of Guy Fieri swimsuits sitting in your inventory.
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By announcing a secondary offering so soon after hitting the public market, Beyond Meat is allowing those investors to work around the lock-up period that forbids insiders from selling for six months after the initial share sale.
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"When you look at a French wine selling for $1,000, there is limited availability, but it also comes from a particular geographic location known for quality wines," said Sam Filler of the New York Wine and Grape Foundation.
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Buzzy business news startup Quartz made headlines in July 25 when it sold for $86 million to a Japanese media company at a time when other digital media companies were selling for a fraction of their announced value.
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The France Rail Pass in first or second class is selling for 7433 percent off through March 31 for unlimited travel on all domestic trains; prices start at $165 in second class for three days with the sale.
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The site also set a new record for most expensive release sold, with American hardcore band Judge's Chung King Can Suck It LP selling for $6,048 You can see the highlights here, and the in-depth version here.
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And eBay offers some of the most competitive pricing across the market — for example, an iPhone 7 Plus 256 GB is selling for upwards of $630 on eBay, compared to $380 on Gazelle or $360 at AT&T.
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