"What's unique about this chart is that we've marked off the slowdowns in the economy — the so-called growth rate cycle slowdowns," the institute's co-founder said Friday.
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Both slowdowns were made in China by the Chinese government.
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There were also slowdowns in medical care and housing costs.
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Asked about housing market slowdowns, he shrugs off the question.
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Thousands of cars headed north, causing interstate backups and slowdowns.
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Further slowdowns in those areas could result in major blowups.
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Economic slowdowns always have social and political consequences, sometimes violent.
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But look, we're seeing signs of slowdowns and global growth.
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This prescription has provided for smaller and less frequent slowdowns.
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Graphic: Jobs rebound sharply in month following last two slowdowns - tmsnrt.
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There are further signs of economic slowdowns in China and Europe.
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All of these slowdowns affected production of Malbec and Carménère varieties.
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But this by no means immunizes the U.S. from future slowdowns.
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Global growth is moderating, with slowdowns in Europe and China underway.
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There are still occasional, confounding slowdowns, especially when waking from sleep.
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A relatively recent change to its operating system prompted the slowdowns.
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"We're still subject to the same slowdowns as you are," he said.
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These characteristics have historically helped them ride out slowdowns in the economy.
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Milder slowdowns have scared the government off the path of prudence before.
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Grocers Coles Group Ltd and Woolworths Group Ltd have also reported slowdowns.
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But today — in certain places, at least — we will share those slowdowns.
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While slowdowns happen, they take place for a far less nefarious reason.
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The slowdowns in investment and retail sales were particularly sharp and unexpected.
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The slowdowns have made it harder to use Bitcoin for everyday payments.
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We haven't seen anything like mass resignations or even concerted work slowdowns.
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That's led to lane closures and major traffic slowdowns at the ports.
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But the server slowdowns a few weeks later presented a more pressing concern.
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Stockmann has struggled in recent years due to slowdowns in Finland and Russia.
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So we don't tend in general to be affected that much by slowdowns.
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"You're seeing some pretty serious material slowdowns," Schlossberg told "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, Austria's move has led to border slowdowns for migrants across the Balkans.
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Over that limit, you'll be subject to slowdowns if network congestion demands it.
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What do we know is actually the case here in terms of slowdowns?
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The attacks had the potential to cause slowdowns for the company's paying customers.
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This process is extremely resource-intensive and can lead to overheating and slowdowns.
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"I think it's natural in any category that you have slowdowns," Calantzopoulos said.
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The central bank is tracking slowdowns in household spending and business fixed investment.
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Ultimately the caution slowdowns caused the fuel strategies to go out the window.
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It runs Android well and I haven't had to deal with any slowdowns.
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Housing market slowdowns have typically heralded future weakness in broader British economic growth.
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Next, we found some slowdowns within RxJava which were costing us about a second.
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Of course, every car brand has production hiccups and slowdowns from time to time.
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At the same time, some early benchmarks saw slowdowns as high as 17 percent.
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In the past, network slowdowns were the work of hackers or other malicious actors.
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"[Slowdowns] will become the 'new normal' increasingly frequently," Andresen wrote me in an email.
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In recent decades, slowdowns and recessions have normally lasted on average about a year.
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And the US economy is enjoying strong growth, especially relative to recent slowdowns overseas.
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Summer production slowdowns may also have affected the pace of gearbox production in Valenciennes.
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Recent articles have documented enforcement slowdowns in financial regulation, consumer protection, and environmental regulation.
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One question that's raised here: Why don't owners of Android phone complain about slowdowns?
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Cyclical slowdowns are normal in an industry that has ebbed and flowed for generations.
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They are periods of heightened geopolitical risk, high volatility, growth slowdowns, and outright recessions.
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Some large market dips in the past year have coincided with these quarterly slowdowns.
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Now, Apple users can join in on reporting crashes, speed traps, and traffic slowdowns.
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I've gone for hours with 20 or more tabs open without any serious slowdowns.
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Apple says the slowdowns are to save battery life and not to push sales.
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These rules were tightened in 2003, requiring more slowdowns, with additional tightening in 2008.
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The company announced it was reducing its operating costs to cope with the slowdowns.
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If we had that system here, there would be no more boarding slowdowns because of transit cards held the wrong way, no more slowdowns because street machines are out of order, no more relocating bus stops because sidewalks can't accommodate fare machines.
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Third, they looked for unusually severe and sustained slowdowns, when these growth gaps widened sharply.
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Output of the six-speed manual gearbox may have been affected by summer production slowdowns.
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On the road On Friday, motorists braved clogged roads, backups and slowdowns to get out.
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Demand shifts between products, and auto or housing slowdowns do not mean an overall slowdown.
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Wall Street has been worried that the trade clash is deepening slowdowns in both economies.
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Ports that receive goods from overseas have seen major slowdowns as the Chinese stall manufacturing.
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The slowdowns were no doubt largely due to the negative impact of the financial crisis.
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Stocks, by contrast, are riskier assets that tend to be more volatile during economic slowdowns.
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Apple is sprinting to get its supply chain back in order after slowdowns in China.
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Police see slowdowns as a way of punishing a community by letting crime flourish unaddressed.
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There is precedent for slowdowns failing to negatively affect crime — and sometimes even reducing it.
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Various other research has also indicated little impact or small reductions in crime after slowdowns.
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For the most part, the incentive is not to adjust the schedule for recent slowdowns.
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Intel has said a typical home and business PC user should not see significant slowdowns.
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However, Google and Amazon say that they haven't hit any serious slowdowns after applying their patches.
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A better test would check whether flattening curves foreshadow slowdowns, and steepening ones presage economic acceleration.
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Fitch views slowdowns in the U.S. and Canadian economies as key economic risks for British Columbia.
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So you just go down the list, and they're all things that have created macroeconomic slowdowns.
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Performance was fine for the most part, with some minor slowdowns during visually intensive Exposé commands.
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For both plans, heavy data users will be subject to slowdowns when the network is congested.
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The inversion of yield curve is widely seen as a reliable predictor of impending economic slowdowns.
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Trump's businesses appear to have been suffering as a result of coronavirus slowdowns and shutdowns, too.
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Third-party programs like Google Chrome and Skype have also caused disk slowdowns for some users.
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As slowdowns go, the numbers indicate a mild one befitting a big, maturing economy like China's.
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Slowdowns in investment and retail sales are cooling one of the world's most important economic engines.
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More factory slowdowns and shutdown could lead to job losses and further drag down economic growth.
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SegWit went live in August as Bitcoin's skyrocketing popularity led to some slowdowns on the network.
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"With respect to reserve pooling, economic slowdowns and recessions place great pressure on politicians," Stocker said.
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Both the U.S. and China also released data on Wednesday pointing to slowdowns in their economic growth.
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Nevertheless, the early impact appears significant, with slowdowns depending largely on the workload of the given device.
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Crucially, not all these episodes ended in a recession; some were transient slowdowns in an uninterrupted expansion.
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This could lead to slowdowns in demand for solar and wind energy power elsewhere in the world.
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The statistical work by Messrs Eichengreen, Park and Shin shows that middle-income countries do suffer slowdowns.
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Three of Germany's five biggest export markets—America, China and Britain—could suffer sharp slowdowns this year.
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"The problem is that the government tries to stimulate the economy because it fears slowdowns," he said.
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Neighboring cities or states that prioritize different, perhaps even contradictory, goals would lead to confusion and slowdowns.
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Users will also be able to report crashes, traffic slowdowns, lane closures, and objects on the road.
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Any slowdowns or latency can not only impede the overall experience — they can literally be sickness-inducing.
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And developing countries that depend on oil, like Nigeria, Angola and Brazil, may suffer significant economic slowdowns.
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At the same time, supply chain slowdowns and changing policies have created uncertainty for its marketplace sellers.
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The attack on Dyn caused widespread internet slowdowns on the US east coast for a few hours.
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"Those two markets were in the leading edge of rental slowdowns," said Aaron Terrazas, a Zillow economist.
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Nissan was hit by slowdowns in the United States and China, the world's two biggest car markets.
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The slowdowns that followed his death show what a city without broken windows policing can look like.
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Google's cloud computing service also experienced problems on Tuesday, with sporadic slowdowns for some East Coast customers.
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The company said that it was anticipating a further $1.7 billion in costs linked to production slowdowns.
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The shift in tastes has been reflected in production slowdowns or changes at many U.S. auto plants.
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Instead, because of slowdowns approaching the Kosciuszko, they took two hours to get to Greenpoint in Brooklyn.
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Meanwhile, large emerging market economies like Brazil, China, India and Mexico were all experiencing marked economic slowdowns.
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But economic slowdowns are always a danger threatening every incumbent president and party in control of Congress.
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With low margins and inconsistent orders, many are highly exposed to slowdowns in the worldwide demand for electronics.
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Apple also cited slowdowns in the Chinese market when it issued its own revenue warning earlier this month.
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One note of caution: the Pixel 23 has earned a reputation in the Android community for inexplicable slowdowns.
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The Wall Street firm was hurt by slowdowns in M&A and the trouble in the IPO market.
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Both the United States and China also released data on Wednesday pointing to slowdowns in their economic growth.
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Android users had already been able to report crashes, speed traps and traffic slowdowns right on the app.
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He would avoid companies that are susceptible to global trade slowdowns, particularly those related to Mexico and China.
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Chief Executive Sundar Pichai said revenue slowdowns should be expected as the company focuses on the long term.
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The airline said the slowdowns had caused 650 flight cancellations and numerous delays over the past three months.
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GM China also reported sales that were down 27%, citing economic slowdowns in the country as a factor.
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A rise in inventory investment and a reduced trade deficit helped offset slowdowns in consumer spending and construction.
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In return, you know where the speed traps are and where the slowdowns are, thanks to other users.
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His recent comments suggest he is unconcerned about slowdowns in China and Europe, which he considers economic rivals.
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He says that would involve a faster drop in US production while other areas also go through slowdowns.
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The slowdowns will only impact game downloads and will only appear in areas dealing with significant overall congestion.
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That disagreement has led to slowdowns on the Bitcoin network, with some transactions taking days to be processed.
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That can lead to slowdowns and occasional shutdowns, often without any clarity to the user about what's happening.
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Apple says the slowdowns are to save battery life and not to encourage consumers to buy new equipment.
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The country's adoption of the euro in 2015 and regional turmoil have caused only temporary slowdowns, agents said.
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It's done so through economic slowdowns, two world wars and even the Prohibition era, making it America's oldest brewery.
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He said Benjamin Moore has held up well during most slowdowns -- with the Great Recession being the obvious exception.
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However, recent experience in the Resources segment suggests that large, sector-wide slowdowns can and do impact recurring revenues.
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I didn't have any crashes or slowdowns while using the device and for a streaming stick that's pretty impressive.
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The bear thesis, however, forecasts slowdowns in Emersons automation, energy and China-tied businesses and increased uncertainty in 2019.
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If the claims hold, it would mean Intel and others have avoided the catastrophic slowdowns that many had predicted.
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The Register reports that the slowdowns could be between 5 and 30 percent depending on the exact Intel processor.
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"The market's much more focused on what's happening globally," she said, including growth slowdowns in Europe, Japan and China.
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Growth was also boosted by an increase in government investment, which offset sharp slowdowns in consumer and business spending.
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But the news also comes at a time when some indicators have suggested slowdowns in the solar power business.
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"The largest adjustments we find are precisely in the industries where official statistics show the biggest slowdowns," said Guvenen.
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Many manufacturers were softer as investors remain wary that slowdowns in China and elsewhere could hurt their top line.
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Waze's app allows commuters to input traffic hazards and slowdowns and see a crowd-sourced map of commuting delays.
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Slowdowns in traffic at the border had been caused by increased screening for Ebola not a shutdown, Gashumba said.
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U.S unemployment and GDP growth have remained strong, but China and Europe are both experiencing economic slowdowns, Powell said.
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US assets see smaller drawdowns than their non-US counterparts because recessions usually coincide with slowdowns around the world.
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The productivity and wage slowdowns have been concentrated in the physical industries, which have also suffered an investment drought.
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American Airlines (AAL) won a permanent injunction against its mechanics union, which it had accused of staging illegal slowdowns.
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That condition, known as an "inverted yield curve," has had a very high correlation with slowdowns in the economy.
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"We didn't see any slowdowns," Friel said, adding that the company sees 2018 sales from China approaching $600 million.
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This contrast has stoked expectations that the slowdowns elsewhere will eventually spread to the domestic economy and stock market.
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But when borrowers defaulted, banks pulled back sharply, making economic slowdowns and stock market crashes all the more severe.
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"Germany, the UK, and China are all experiencing slowdowns, and the euro area is of particular concern," Williams said.
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Nigeria has typically been Africa's largest oil exporter but rebel activity and government mismanagement have caused slowdowns and stoppages.
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According to Cloudflare, that free version has no bandwidth caps or "limitations," and I haven't noticed any particular slowdowns.
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Brainard noted that slowdowns and disturbances in major foreign markets during the 2014-16 period weighed on U.S. growth.
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That opened the door for citizen lawsuits to intervene in the licensing and construction process, sometimes causing further slowdowns.
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Wal-Mart's digital sales growth accelerated in the fiscal second quarter, after more than a year of consecutive quarterly slowdowns.
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Companies have rushed to patch the vulnerabilities, and it's still unclear whether the patches will result in significant performance slowdowns.
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Apple faced that exact issue with older iPhone battery slowdowns recently, and it's something Microsoft is naturally trying to avoid.
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The Surface Go isn't exactly fast, but I've had no issues with slowdowns doing my day-to-day computer stuff.
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T-Mobile One: You get unlimited data free of potential slowdowns until you pass 50GB of usage in a month.
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Sprint Unlimited Basic: You get unlimited data free of potential slowdowns until you pass 50GB of usage in a month.
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Infrastructure spending, a major growth lever that Chinese policymakers have pulled in past slowdowns, also showed some signs of life.
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Long-term market interest rates have fallen significantly, in line mainly with concerns about economic slowdowns at home and abroad.
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Internet service providers could also, of course, prioritize quick internet access for any corporate partner and cause slowdowns for rivals.
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Too little means the medicine doesn't work; too much means there could be dangerous or even fatal slowdowns in breathing.
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Slowdowns on the production line weren't the only issue Tesla grappled with in 2017, as it faced mounting financial troubles.
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Economic slowdowns in Europe and China, trade tensions and financial market volatility are also threatening to hinder the U.S. economy.
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In January, Goldman Sachs said other countries that experienced similar debt run-ups faced either financial crises or prolonged slowdowns.
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Giving it some deep thought and focusing in, I can find slowdowns and performance imperfections on the Note 7, sure.
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American Airlines – American Airlines won a permanent injunction against its mechanics union, which it had accused of staging illegal slowdowns.
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Slowdowns in the world's largest auto markets - China and the United States - have ratcheted up the pressure to cut costs.
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Though China has taken steps to stimulate growth, further slowdowns could ripple through Asia and the rest of the world.
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During the coronavirus outbreak, cloud providers could face increased cybersecurity challenges, a strain on their own infrastructure, and sales slowdowns.
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Apple has also confirmed that the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission launched inquiries into the slowdowns.
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All this will likely lead to delays and slowdowns for the Tesla rival or, potentially, a more expensive production process.
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Aside from security concerns, the Register and some individuals suggested that patches to operating systems could result in performance slowdowns.
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But slowdowns aren't great for the politicians who oversee them, either, even if they never turn into officially declared contractions.
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Successful brands such as Starbucks Corp and Panera Bread Co used similar strategies after they saw slowdowns in once robust sales.
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The dollar has been strong compared to global currencies as the US economy remains robust and other countries are in slowdowns.
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Recent easing pressure on stocks is starting to resemble previous business cycle and trade slowdowns in 2008/09 and 2014/15.
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These fixes, though, can inadvertently cause serious problems beyond processing slowdowns, including random restarts, and even the blue screen of death.
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Unlike in 23 or during prior slowdowns, the government has been careful to avoid simply throwing state money at the problem.
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Economic slowdowns and political radicalism are not new, so an investor with an unhedged bet on optimism would be a lunatic.
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And looking at the fact that there's slowdowns in many big countries [like] China [and] India... The consumer is not happy.
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The new chips could mean fewer slowdowns, faster load times, longer battery life, less heat... or perhaps none of these things.
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I've had eight or 10 (admittedly lightweight) apps going along with a dozen Edge browser tabs and haven't had big slowdowns.
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And end-of-cycle recessions are usually impossible to distinguish from mid-cycle slowdowns until well after the slowdown has started.
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Powell said the U.S. economy is "in a good place" though it is facing pressure from slowdowns in Europe and China.
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Even though manufacturing activity grew for a 217.91th straight month, data out of Turkey showed one of the most dramatic slowdowns.
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The Fed raised interest rates, as expected, while citing the impact of ongoing market volatility and potential slowdowns around the world.
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Correlation isn't necessarily causation here, as I've experienced similar slowdowns during non-pandemic times, but I thought it was worth noting.
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Surveys of supply managers, which act as an early warning system for slowdowns in business activity, are in strongly positive territory.
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That's a result of the trade war, economic slowdowns in Europe and China and fading stimulus from the 6.63 tax cuts.
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Besides manufacturing slowdowns, Apple also warned about its stores in China, as well as partner stores, being closed, which affects sales.
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Meanwhile, on a Mac computer, the security flaw was found to crash the Safari browser, as well as causing other slowdowns.
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If economic growth and job growth keep slowing, there remains a real risk that those slowdowns will culminate into a recession.
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Indian auto sales fell for the 10th straight month in August, marking one of the worst slowdowns in the industry's history.
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There are legitimate reasons to expect a recession, including economic slowdowns elsewhere, that pesky yield curve and the law of gravity.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)You've had all the slowdowns and crashes and bugs you can take—it's time to upgrade your computer.
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Earlier this week, the International Monetary Fund cut its forecast for global growth due to trade tensions and slowdowns in emerging markets.
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The same older Haswell machines running Windows 7 or Windows 8 will also experience slowdowns that Myerson says "most users" will notice.
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New York Fed President John Williams on Thursday said policy makers should take preventative measures at the first signs of economic slowdowns.
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I've used the LG V30 as my primary phone and experienced no slowdowns (except with the camera — I'll get to that later).
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But the stock market is signaling slowdowns everywhere, perhaps because it recognizes that the Fed might act too soon in raising rates.
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In Singapore, slowdowns in a number of legacy sectors like oil and gas, construction and shipping are weighing on the financial industry.
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The reports cite a variety of factors behind the revenue slowdowns, from falling commodity prices to the rising costs of government services.
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Too much or too little at any given time can lead to power outages and the inconveniences and productivity slowdowns they entail.
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If other countries start to experience economic slowdowns of their own, the US will likely have more difficulty doing business with them.
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The burden is a growing headache for countries facing coronavirus-induced economic slowdowns and capital markets closed to refinancing or new issues.
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It suggests that a litany of headwinds — the trade war, Brexit, slowdowns in Europe and China — is having an effect on growth.
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Similar slowdowns have hit New York, Seattle and even San Francisco, cities that until recently ranked among the nation's hottest housing markets.
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The slowdowns have been driven at least in part by the Federal Reserve's efforts to wean the economy off near-zero rates.
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The fact that a large number of the stocks are in the financials or industrials sectors also accounts for weakness during slowdowns.
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And the yield curve for U.S. government securities shows signs of inverting, which has often been a harbinger of previous economic slowdowns.
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"I think users who experience significant slowdowns due to battery wear would want Apple to be more transparent about this issue," says Poole.
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American said the slowdowns had escalated following the last joint bargaining session on April 25, which was overseen by the National Mediation Board.
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We then adjust the path for policy and that somewhat offsets what was the tidying of financial conditions and some the global slowdowns.
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That is clearly evident, the reason the Fed has leaned dovish is because trade policy is causing economic slowdowns both domestically and globally.
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That combination of features means that unless you venture into serious gaming or video editing, you won't experience any regular slowdowns or hiccups.
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Fakhrul Fulvian, an economist with Trimegah Sekuritas in Jakarta, called the second quarter pace "positive," arguing that other emerging markets also have slowdowns.
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It also led to sales slowdowns for one-third of small-business owners, as well as management frustrations for owners across the country.
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There will be slowdowns, but the U.S. far and away has at least a 5-year lead when it comes to semiconductor technologies.
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The company has struggled in recent years due to economic slowdowns in Finland and Russia as well as the rise on online shopping.
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Slowdowns are likely in some of the most trade-dependent economies with significant exposure to China, such as Hong Kong, Korea, and Singapore.
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But, he added, a reduction in the supply of Canadian lumber, caused by recent rail slowdowns and tree disease, played a big role.
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Apple's rare apology over iPhone slowdowns targets consumers "on the fence" about upgrading their smartphones, tech analyst Daniel Ives told CNBC on Friday.
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But, he added, a reduction in the supply of Canadian lumber, caused by recent rail slowdowns and tree disease, played a big role.
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Chinese consumers continued to spend relatively briskly during other recent slowdowns, and they could still help get the country's economy back on track.
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"We haven't seen dramatic slowdowns anywhere across our network," Matthew Prince, CEO of Cloudflare, a web infrastructure and security company, told BuzzFeed News.
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Wall Street has cited slowdowns in residential investment and consumption along with the continuing trade deficit as the reason for the weakened outlook.
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The culprit, as is the case with many other tech companies, is supply chain slowdowns due to the effects of the coronavirus outbreak.
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A series of purchasing managers' indexes for December released on Wednesday mostly showed declines or slowdowns in manufacturing factory activity across the region.
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Cargo bikes are smaller and nimbler than traditional delivery trucks, so they could help relieve some traffic slowdowns caused by trucks' double parking.
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Like several previous slowdowns, the next one might be marked by a "pause" in growth rather than an actual decline in economic activity.
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Some slowdowns were confined to a subset to economies, such as the East Asian financial crisis of 1997/98, while others continue expanding.
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While this helped with encapsulation, it caused slowdowns by instantiating what gradually became a god object any time data was needed from persistent storage.
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"There has been speculation that the deployment of KPTI causes significant performance slowdowns," Googlers Matt Linton and Pat Parseghian wrote in a blog post.
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I didn't encounter any slowdowns or lag as I edited photos in Lightroom, played a few games, and tried a couple of AR demos.
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While the game has proven wildly popular, CryptoKitties has also been plagued by network slowdowns, little game progression and automated bots that snipe deals.
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American and its code-share partners have the most flights to Brazil and Venezuela, where economic slowdowns and diving currencies have crushed travel demand.
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Sites such as Reddit, Etsy and WordPress displayed a "site loading" icon intended to signify the slowdowns users could theoretically expect without net neutrality.
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I never felt a lack of power, and even though the phone often reported less than 2699GB of free memory, I rarely experienced slowdowns.
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As of this moment, both the United States and China grapple with economic slowdowns and broader economic planning problems but also dueling security interests.
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The UAW remained steadfast, and according to a source at the union, was facing panic at some plants, with slowdowns and assembly-line halts.
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In February, Apple warned that its January revenue guidance was too optimistic due to slowdowns in manufacturing, as well as reduced demand in China.
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But the analysis suggests a small, if temporary, bright spot for Airbnb — and some hosts, who have been particularly hard hit by travel slowdowns.
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I tested network speed, ease of use (how you connect), and also considered available payment methods, how often connections dropped, and any slowdowns encountered.
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Wind and solar are headed for sharp slowdowns, and coal for a reprieve, if projections from the latest Annual Energy Outlook come to pass.
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Investors also steamrolled the yield curve to its flattest in over a decade, a trend that has historically presaged economic slowdowns and even recessions.
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Slowdowns in manufacturing and agriculture have resulted in job cuts and weak consumer demand, forcing companies like Unilever to cut prices in the country.
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Investments had also slowed because poorer returns and slowdowns in the global value chains that carry over 80 percent of global trade, Zhan said.
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Department store chains and clothing shops are expected to have the biggest earnings slowdowns during the fourth quarter, according to data pulled by Refinitiv.
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Wells Fargo added that slowdowns in Google searches and Instagram engagement over the holiday season have sparked further concerns that customers could be pulling back.
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The ensuing growth slowdowns spread to other trading partners, particularly in Europe, and cause stock markets to plunge, which in turn slows growth even more.
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China, Japan, and South Korea are experiencing real slowdowns in their economies, citing a poor export environment for their respective products, as the primary cause.
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As for that slower processor, we didn't notice any huge slowdowns during our brief trial, even when playing a game or on a video chat.
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Mid-cycle manufacturing slowdowns centred on April 1967, May 1985, January 1996 and December 1998 all coincided with reductions in the effective federal funds rate.
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In a blog post (via 9to5Google), Google says that iPhone users will be able to report those crashes, speed traps, and traffic slowdowns now too.
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The Central Asian nation's economy has come under pressure from the recession in Russia and slowdowns in other neighboring countries such as China and Kazakhstan.
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"There has been speculation that the deployment of KPTI causes significant performance slowdowns," the post reads, referring to the company's "Kernel Page Table Isolation" technique.
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Their research indicated that these slowdowns seemed to cluster at GDP levels of $11,19953 and $15,000 per person (converted into dollars at purchasing-power parity).
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"Early indicators of 1Q17 (first quarter of 2017) demand support this, with slowdowns seen in January in Japan, Germany, Korea and India," the IEA said.
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Torque that induces a spin speedup can cause the comet to fall apart, but slowdowns can cause the entire comet to change its spinning direction.
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In 1997 and 1998, the Asian debt and Russian ruble crises led to earnings slowdowns," Golub wrote, but "neither metastasized into a full-blown recession.
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But both markets have seen slowdowns over the past year or so, because of rising interest rates as well as a glut of luxury apartments.
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The reports are particularly troubling because any perceived slowdowns by iPhone users might tempt owners to upgrade their entire device instead of replace the battery.
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With productivity slowdowns occurring in wealthier nations, the magnitude and variability of weather impacts increasing and general resource constraint, precision is more important than ever.
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Oil prices have plunged into yet another bear market in response to demand destruction caused by flight cancellations, factory shutdowns and slowdowns in passenger traffic.
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In March, the Fed left rates unchanged in a range of 2.25 percent to 2.5 percent and downgraded the 2019 growth forecast, citing global slowdowns.
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The company told The Verge that it was "closely monitoring" the situation and "applying all recommended health and hygiene practices," but doesn&apost expect slowdowns.
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Together, this leads EIA to project sharp slowdowns in solar installations as tax credits are phased down, and a muted rebound in the following decades.
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The longer Congress waits to renew the program, the more likely it will be that they have to impose enrollment slowdowns or even cancel policies.
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The longer Congress waits to renew the program, the more likely it will be that states have to impose enrollment slowdowns or even cancel policies.
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A border shutdown would likely force many US-based small businesses like his to close, he says, but already the slowdowns are making things tougher.
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Economic slowdowns, supply chain disruptions, school closures, public transit restrictions and mandatory work-from-home policies all exact tolls, whether you get sick or not.
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If that space is restricted, it takes the OS a longer time to juggle all the data it needs to juggle, and system slowdowns can result.
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In the early days of 2018, the engineering team at the mobile services company Branch noticed slowdowns and errors with its Amazon Web Services cloud servers.
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There have been a load of patches, but slowdowns have been minor and there's yet to be a major known attack taking advantage of these flaws.
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Image: ScreenshotEven if there's plenty of spare space, a rapidly failing disk or two can cause system slowdowns for pretty much every program on your system.
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It's difficult to confirm Google and Intel's claims until the patches are deployed, but it's significant that Google has joined the chipmaker in reporting minimal slowdowns.
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Intel's recent benchmarks show less than 5 percent slowdowns on recent processors, but those tests did not extend to the Haswell processors affected by today's issues.
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He expects the Federal Reserve to join them by trimming interest rates in July to address softening consumer spending and the growth slowdowns tied to trade.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican Finance Minister Arturo Herrera said on Tuesday that over time Mexico would need a "counter-cyclical fiscal policy" to address economic slowdowns.
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Though Fed Chairman Jerome Powell highlighted slowdowns in overseas economic growth, the Fed did not indicate at its March meeting that rate cuts would be necessary.
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Some Trump advisers are neo-mercantilists, but it turns out some recognize that the countries with trade surpluses have experienced sharper growth slowdowns in recent decades.
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She then finds that the Chinese economy tends to track Beijing's stimulus efforts, which produce booms, and its moves to curb unsustainable lending, which produce slowdowns.
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Widespread layoffs can transform slowdowns in just one or two sectors — the travel industry, say, or manufacturing — into a full-blown downturn for the overall economy.
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And business spending outright declined by 0.6% during the second quarter, likely reflecting the impact of the US-China trade war and slowdowns in overseas economies.
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The crash raised questions about how safe Tesla's cars were, and whether the company had begun to cut corners as it was dealing with production slowdowns.
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In the IMF's view, Trump's America First trade policy has been the principal reason why 90 percent of the world's economies are now experiencing economic slowdowns.
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The manufacturing downturn is now more widespread than either of the mid-cycle slowdowns in 2012 and 2015/22018, according to the ISM survey (tmsnrt.rs/22.5Zt23.5An).
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Grocery workers often have more leverage in negotiations with employers than other retail workers because groceries are perishable and companies can ill-afford slowdowns, experts say.
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In other words, it helps to cut down on clutter in macOS—clutter that could lead to system slowdowns and crashes if it begins to build up.
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Statistically significant slowdowns of 20 to 30 percent were documented over land regions next to the western North Pacific Ocean, the North Atlantic Ocean, and around Australia.
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As Microsoft's first modern ARM-based Surface, it needs to be fast enough for most people's everyday use — and I mean without any slowdowns for most tasks.
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But it is reluctant to boost the property market, which helped pull the economy out of previous slowdowns, points out Andrew Batson of Gavekal, a research firm.
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The old paid antivirus cash-cow is not what it once was, with PC shipment slowdowns and the shift to mobile computing another factor driving change there.
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Apple first made the offer for $29 battery replacements last December, after benchmark tests showed significant slowdowns in old devices after they received the latest software updates.
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But, he added, a dramatic move to $50 to $60 is unlikely due to factors such as U.S. inventory levels and consumption slowdowns in the emerging markets.
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The Aussie dollar AUD=D3 fell more than 8 percent last financial year, as concerns about slowdowns in both global and domestic growth hurt risk-sensitive assets.
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The Aussie dollar AUD=D3 fell more than 8 percent last financial year, as concerns about slowdowns in both global and domestic growth hurt risk-sensitive assets.
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Now they hold an enlarged role in markets, $4 trillion in assets and face questions about whether they have the ability to respond to future economic slowdowns.
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The IMF cited slower growth in emerging markets, especially in China, falling commodity prices, and rising interest rates in the U.S. as potential slowdowns to global growth.
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Much of that drop, though, reflects rough times for billionaires in Asia, where the number of the megarich fell substantially, largely due to economic slowdowns in China.
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The yield curve exhibits strongly cyclical behaviour, with a large negative gap during economic slowdowns and a smaller negative gap or even a positive one during expansions.
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The vehicle industry, accounting for nearly half of India's manufacturing output, is facing one of its worst slowdowns in nearly a decade, with vehicle sales falling rapidly.
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And Brian Chappatta of Bloomberg Opinion puts the switcheroo into perspective: It's important to keep in mind the timeline between inversion and economic slowdowns — it's not instantaneous.
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"Lower confidence produced by the trade discussions" was a key cause of economic slowdowns in Europe, China and emerging markets, Mr. Draghi said at a news briefing.
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Use of electricity, natural gas and diesel by industrial customers all showed large declines, or at least sharp slowdowns, in the nine months ending in September 2019.
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This would seem to be especially the case at a time when the IMF estimates that 6900 percent of the world's economies are now already experiencing slowdowns.
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Library sites—key portals for those looking for unbiased knowledge and trusted repositories for government documents—and library users could be among the first victims of slowdowns.
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Lipow said the shutdowns and slowdowns at Gulf Coast refineries have resulted in a reduction of crude oil processing of more than 5 million barrels a day.
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Investors and corporate executives have experience with slowdowns in large overseas economies, but they have not had to simultaneously grapple with the effects of a trade war.
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The Fed acknowledged that some market gauges of inflation have fallen in recent months, a trend more typical of growth slowdowns rather than an economy on fire.
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The other 196 include holding mock awards ceremonies, staying home from work, skywriting, rude gestures, suspending sports matches, performing guerrilla theater, staging work slowdowns — even withholding sex.
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Jaded investors expect more discord and economic slowdowns, and send global bond yields ever further downwards in the hope that central banks throw more stimulus in their direction.
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" That assessment is consistent with early reports from Intel, which had said slowdowns would be "highly workload-dependent and, for the average computer user, should not be significant.
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Rising trade barriers, sharper than expected slowdowns and major economies have paved the way for the World Bank to reduce its Global Economic Growth Forecast for the year.
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In 2015, prominent bitcoin developer Gavin Andresen proposed increasing the block size, citing large-scale slowdowns as just one of the risks if the change was not made.
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The picture is less bullish on emerging equities, which continue to suffer from sluggish economic growth across the developing world and the prospect of more slowdowns in China.
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But storm clouds are gathering over the global economy, with slowdowns reported in freight movements and manufacturing orders, while tariffs between the United States and China are rising.
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"Significant slowdowns in world trade, whether stemming from mounting global protectionist pressures or from unanticipated weakness in global activity, could adversely affect most of the region," it said.
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On the recent deadline day for online voter registration for Virginia, the state experienced malfunctions in the system that caused slowdowns and hindered voters' ability to get registered.
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One mine here in the North Fork Valley has shut down amid a wave of coal bankruptcies and slowdowns, and another has announced that it will go dark.
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Slowdowns in economic activity in both Canada and Mexico, as well as sharp declines in foreign direct investment, can already be traced to the uncertainty surrounding current negotiations.
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"Whenever there are new requirements, there are slowdowns at the checkpoint during the transition period," said Gary Leff, the author of the aviation blog View from the Wing.
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Major economies like those of Germany, Italy and Japan were all in recession, while major emerging market economies like those of China and India were experiencing abrupt slowdowns.
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The phenomenon of perceived slowdowns is so widespread that many believe tech companies intentionally cripple smartphones and computers to ensure that people buy new ones every few years.
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Last month, Amazon made last-minute orders to stock up on inventory shipped from China in anticipation of supply-chain slowdowns caused by the outbreak in the region.
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Those strategies became harder to calculate amid more and more yellow-flag slowdowns for crashes, and as pieces fell off cars in the bang-bang style of racing.
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Last month, Amazon made last-minute orders to stock up on inventory shipped from China in anticipation of supply-chain slowdowns caused by the outbreak in the region.
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Ooph: The longer Congress waits to renew the program, the more likely it will be that they have to impose enrollment slowdowns or even cancel policies. http://bit.
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THUNE PRESSES APPLE FOR ANSWERS ON PHONE SLOWDOWNS: Apple is facing questions from a top Republican senator about its practice of slowing down older iPhones with aging batteries.
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That struggle has been exacerbated by global slowdowns in high-end fashion, resulting from currency fluctuations and consumer unease, that have increased pressure to upset the status quo.
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"Bull markets just don't die of old age, they die of recessions and economic slowdowns," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR in New York.
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Back in 2014, Netflix and transit operators accused ISPs of letting peering points intentionally congest, resulting in mysterious Netflix slowdowns that only resolved once ISPs were paid more money.
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HTC and Motorola say they don't throttle their phones' processor speeds as their batteries age, something Apple last week acknowledged doing to prevent errors after iPhone owners documented slowdowns.
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Federal Reserve officials have sought in recent weeks to revive expectations of an interest rate hike this year, after repeated delays in response to slowdowns in China and Europe.
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However, economists say the employment outlook for the euro zone's two largest economies is uncertain given their broader economic slowdowns and exposure to the impact of global trade disputes.
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Amid widespread demonstrations over rising gasoline prices, Iranians began experiencing internet slowdowns over the past few days that became a near-total internet and mobile data blackout on Saturday.
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"To the extent those slowdowns are going to ripple through the trade system, we could see some of those impacts in the US as well," Kellogg told The Journal.
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But those people running Windows 10 on Skylake, Kaby Lake or newer Intel chips probably won't notice performance issues, although internally run benchmarks show single-digit slowdowns, Myerson wrote.
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The assembly problems had mostly plagued two Model 3 final assembly lines Tesla has set up inside the plant, although there were also production slowdowns in the paint shop.
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Czech central bankers Marek Mora and Oldrich Dedek both told Reuters this week rate stability was likely as a solid domestic economy remains resilient so far to slowdowns abroad.
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Czech central bankers Marek Mora and Oldrich Dedek both told Reuters this week rate stability was likely as a solid domestic economy remains resilient so far to slowdowns abroad.
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The last two one-term presidents were undone by economic slowdowns; they battled jobless rates of 7.4 percent (George H.W. Bush) and 7.5 percent (Jimmy Carter) on Election Day.
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The iPhone 12 has seemingly become a catch-all solution for Apple's many problems, from slowing iPhone sales to coronavirus-related slowdowns in consumer demand and supply chain disruptions.
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FedEx and the economy: The company has already warned that global issues, including trade disputes and economic slowdowns, could deliver a huge blow to its bottom line this year.
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Unfortunately, the mandate's rigidity makes it impossible for drivers to respond to unforeseeable events like slowdowns from traffic congestion, inclement weather, long loading and unloading times, and so forth.
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A dispute between VW and one of its suppliers led to production slowdowns at six Volkswagen plants last month, highlighting how vulnerable modern car production systems are to stoppages.
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It can't be lost on the investor hive mind that we had to absorb pronounced economic slowdowns over the past three winters, with ugly GDP prints for each first quarter.
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And as we've already mentioned, Google's online apps are really fast and responsive in the browser, most of the time (we have noticed some minor slowdowns in particularly big spreadsheets).
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Meanwhile, reports about iPhone production slowdowns, most of which cite confidential sources familiar with the situation, have thrown Apple analysts into a tizzy and put further pressure on the stock.
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Slowdowns began late last month after Trump threatened to close the border if Mexico did not halt a surge of people, mostly Central Americans, seeking asylum in the United States.
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When their method is extended to countries further down the income scale, it turns out that slowdowns among poorer economies are at least as prevalent as among middle-income ones.
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Nestle said it expected its organic sales to rise this year after an improving performance in China and North America helped growth accelerate in 2018 after six years of slowdowns.
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But aside from MAX woes, American is also dealing with about a dozen daily cancellations it attributes to work slowdowns by its two main mechanics unions, which need new contracts.
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Cook had cited economic slowdowns in China as a chief cause for its disappointing revenue in the quarter, but still expressed optimism in an interview with CNBC following the report.
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Lending data already showed a big dip in corporate lending growth in January, in line with banks' tendency to lend more freely during booms and cut credit sharply during slowdowns.
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Gus Faucher, PNC's senior economist, said that Friday's number matched expectations with the downturn in energy development and production — rapidly falling oil prices — and the slowdowns in inventories and exports.
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The latest losses were spurred by the lowest crude oil prices in decades, disappointing December retail sales and concerns about slowdowns in international economic growth, according to The Associated Press.
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"We've seen periods of economic slowdowns that had three consecutive 25 basis point cuts, most recently in the mid- and late 1990s," said Ryan Detrick, LPL Financial senior market strategist.
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Work sharing, also known as short-time compensation, is a policy that lets employers adjust to slowdowns in business demand by reducing hours for workers rather than laying them off.
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Slowdowns in China's economic growth and industrial output reverberated through global financial markets last year, causing prices of equities and commodities to plunge in both emerging markets and advanced economies.
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China's office workers have suffered during past slowdowns, but cuts now have a broader impact as the country's economy matures and they become a bigger part of the work force.
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Newsom argued that expanding Medi-Cal beyond younger adults posed a financial risk because state revenue would eventually and inevitably decline in economic slowdowns, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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In both cases, the slowdowns are related to the reduced in-office staffing levels — a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, which is impacting employee scheduling at Google and elsewhere.
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Slowdowns in the first year of a new government are not uncommon in Mexico, which has had to contend with the threat of economic disruption by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The feature is only supposed to be active when a phone has an older battery, but those affected have previously complained about noticeable slowdowns of their devices when it happens.
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As for solid-state drives and the flash memory in your mobile devices, you're only going to see slowdowns if a lack of space is an issue, as we've already mentioned.
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"There are degrees of slowdowns that, nonetheless, can cause an awful lot of havoc and cost a lot of jobs, and that's what we're on the verge of here," he said.
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The Stress-Free Guide to Upgrading to a New ComputerPhoto: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)You've had all the slowdowns and crashes and bugs you can take—it's time to upgrade your computer.
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Adding to concern about economic slowdown, a series of purchasing managers' indexes for December mostly showed declines or slowdowns in manufacturing activity across Asia — the main growth region for oil demand.
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On Monday, the International Monetary Fund downgraded its global growth forecast to the slowest pace in three years, citing slowdowns in Europe but highlighting the trade war and uncertainty over Brexit.
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Volkswagen has previously said it is reviewing its supplier and procurement strategy to avoid another dispute like the one that caused production slowdowns and even stoppages at six plants last month.
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The U.S. manufacturing sector typically cycles between periods of faster and slower growth, some of which become end-of-cycle recessions while others become mid-cycle slowdowns followed by renewed expansion.
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It still predicts that demand growth would ease to 1.2 mb/d in 2016 due to sharp slowdowns in the OECD Americas and China, with a similar expansion expected next year.
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The flaws - along with how Intel handled its public response - sent its stock price tumbling as investors guessed about how customers would respond to the headaches of patches and performance slowdowns.
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Outside of the damage being done by blocking access to essential services, financial repercussions, and productivity slowdowns, this is an international incident that is likely causing diplomatic rifts with our allies.
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This creates a feedback mechanism in which a tiny perturbation—a single driver braking unexpectedly—will send little ripples of corresponding slowdowns through the entire chain of cars behind him/her.
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A representative said the VPN "closely matches the speed of a user's connection," but that "some users may experience slight slowdowns," particularly if they are farther away from Google's VPN servers.
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Most now do, but hotspot data is sometimes counted separately to standard data you use on your phone, and you'll probably see slowdowns (or extra charges) after you exceed your limits.
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The slowdowns began late last month after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to close the border if Mexico did not halt a surge of people seeking asylum in the United States.
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Spiesshofer's positive view contrasted with that of robotic rivals like Fanuc and Kuka who have lowered their outlooks, citing U.S.-China trade frictions and slowdowns in the automotive and electronics sectors.
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"Regionally we are beginning to see fissures, with slowdowns in some Texas and California markets, but the Northwest and Southeast remain on solid footing," said Frank Nothaft, chief economist for CoreLogic.
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For the moment, the current slowdown is similar to previous mid-cycle slowdowns in 2015/16, 2012/13 and 2011/12, as well as the end-cycle recession of 2001/02.
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It felt fast enough for me and I didn't see any slowdowns while running a bunch of apps, like Apple TV+, lots of tabs in Chrome, Slack and photos at once.
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On the bright side, however, just like candidates have more time to talk during slowdowns, so will some recruiters, so now is the perfect time to initiate new relationships with recruiters.
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The Fed said that growth appeared to be slowing under the weight of the trade war, economic slowdowns in Europe and China, and fading stimulus from the tax cuts of 2017.
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Apple also apologized to customers for the slowdowns, offered discounts for its battery-replacement program and said it would introduce software to gain visibility into the health of an iPhone battery.
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But the widespread nature of the slowdowns and errors underscored just how ubiquitous Google's services are, and how, given the rise in cloud computing, such problems can have an outsize impact.
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President Ronald Reagan in 1981 and President George W. Bush in 2001 and 2003 both passed tax cuts that delivered temporary bumps to the economy followed by slowdowns and rising deficits.
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"Every time one of these slowdowns occurs, they beat down every vendor they can," said Steve Stuck, president of Jacobs Petroleum in Waynesburg, which supplies diesel to the natural-gas operators.
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Surveys from Japan and South Korea showed similar slowdowns as did the 259.90-country euro zone's reading which contracted for fifth month running and at a faster pace than previously thought.
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Analysts have speculated that Apple, which manufactures nearly all of its iPhones in China, could be significantly impacted by the outbreak, though Foxconn said it&aposs not concerned about any slowdowns.
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Slowdowns often come alongside gyrations in financial markets, and that is certainly happening this time around: The stock market has wavered since the start of Mr. Trump's trade dispute with China.
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The MTA planning department is cautious and constantly fears board intervention, political intervention, or poor PR. The planners have not adjusted the schedules for the recent slowdowns, for fear of embarrassment.
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Apple issued a rare revenue warning earlier this month following slowdowns in the Chinese market, and construction machinery company Caterpillar pointed to lower demand in China in its earnings report Monday morning.
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Production of Airbus's A320 jets — the main competitor to the 737 Max and the bulk of Airbus's commercial business — is months behind schedule because of slowdowns at some of its European factories.
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The Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) statement highlighted the many conflicting signs in the economy that included consistent job growth and an improving housing market but slowdowns in business investment and exports.
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Since 2018, Google has slowly added ways to report incidents on the road like accidents, road closures, and traffic slowdowns — something made popular by Google-owned Waze — to Google Maps on Android.
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Perhaps it's because everybody is a little more inundated in information these days, and we notice all the injuries and slowdowns a little bit more when there's less football to choose from.
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Large net short positions in 1995, 1998, 2002, 2010 and 2015 were all associated with slowdowns or recessions according to contemporary statements or minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee.
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Large net short positions in 1995, 1998, 33, 2010 and 2015 were all associated with slowdowns or recessions according to contemporary statements or minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee.
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Independent software developers also ran tests on a patched version of Linux, the open-source operating system that now drives more than 30 percent of the world's servers, and saw similar slowdowns.
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In other words, if your iPhone is beginning to run out of battery capacity, these slowdowns might kick in to keep it running for longer or prevent it from shutting down unexpectedly.
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Up to this point, the Trump administration has largely eschewed tariffs on consumer goods, and consumer spending has remained high amid slowdowns in other economic areas such as investment spending and exports.
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Czech and central European growth has held up this year thanks to strong domestic demand, even as many major developed economies face slowdowns and their central banks eased policy to support them.
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Americans already are living with results of slowdowns and rollbacks in environmental regulation, said Elizabeth Southerland, who resigned last year as director of science and technology of the EPA's Office of Water.
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Czech central bankers Marek Mora and Oldrich Dedek both told Reuters this week rate they expect rates to remain stable, since the Czech economy remains resilient in the face of slowdowns abroad.
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Experts have been warning that the virus could lead to an increase in pollution after the pandemic passes as countries try to make up for losses from production slowdowns during the pandemic.
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Ohio's manufacturing base has taken a hit in recent economic slowdowns, and Trump has identified it as a state where his anti-free trade rhetoric could resonate with alienated blue-collar voters.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Apple has finally released iOS 11.3, an update granting users the option to enable or disable Apple's controversial battery management feature responsible for an epidemic of old iPhone slowdowns.
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The current inversion is already more severe than the mid-cycle slowdowns of 1995 and 983, though not yet quite as serious as before the end-of-cycle recessions in 2001 and 2008.
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CYCLICAL ACTIVITY The U.S. manufacturing sector typically cycles between periods of faster and slower growth, some of which become end-of-cycle recessions while others become mid-cycle slowdowns followed by renewed expansion.
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But mid-cycle slowdowns in manufacturing also usually result in a cut in policy-controlled interest rates or other monetary easing as the central bank attempts to fend off the risk of recession.
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"Slowdowns in China and Europe could affect Japan's sustainable recovery through both external and domestic demand," the advisers told a meeting of the top economic advisory panel, citing Brexit and the Sino-U.
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In order to be less vulnerable during future slowdowns and boost their margins, they should close down these stores faster and reduce the amount on debt on their balance sheets, Mr Gordon suggests.
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While many iPhone users have experienced perceived slowdowns due to iOS updates over the years, it appears that there's now proof Apple is throttling processor speeds when a battery capacity deteriorates over time.
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But due to security review slowdowns, President Donald Trump's travel ban, and the demise of the Iraqi SIV program, hundreds of thousands of translators are left behind in dangerous — and even deadly — situations.
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Google announced Thursday that people using Maps on Android and iOS will be able to report incidents including speed traps, crashes, traffic slowdowns, lane closures, and objects on the road starting this week.
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Others said the outlook for France and Germany remained uncertain given their broader economic slowdowns and exposure to the impact of global trade disputes, with Germany's economy having shrunk in the second quarter.
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Furthermore, the countries with smaller tech sectors still have comparably sized productivity slowdowns, and that is not what we would expect if a lot of unmeasured productivity were hiding in the tech industry.
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News of airlines cutting capacity, warnings of global slowdowns in economic growth and even the postponement of the release of the new James Bond film underlined how the virus could harm the economy.
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The last time stocks performed as well as they have so far this year was 1997, but historically as the market has boomed, August has brought significant slowdowns, analysts at LPL Financial warn.
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That's contrary to the public statements of Fed officials, who have said they see U.S. economic growth as strong and policy in a good position to brace against any slowdowns domestically or abroad.
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While there have been comparatively few confirmed infections in the United States, public health officials have warned that clusters of infection are very likely to appear, potentially resulting in quarantines and production slowdowns.
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But it said "downside risks predominate," including the potential escalation of trade fights, sharp slowdowns in the United States and other wealthy countries and financial disruptions in emerging markets like China and India.
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The phone will automatically sort your photos and create highlight reels of the best ones; this happens in the background when the phone is idle, so you don't have to worry about slowdowns.
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While there have been comparatively few confirmed infections in the United States, public health officials have warned that clusters of infection are very likely to appear, potentially resulting in quarantines and production slowdowns.
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Yet it was not clear at the time whether Apple had been experiencing any retail slowdowns in the country due to the outbreak or if it planned on adjusting its manufacturing plans separately.
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Economic slowdowns have cast doubt over future travel demand, and lower oil prices have allowed airlines to defer the delivery of fuel-saving planes while keeping older, gas-guzzling models in the air.
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"Retailers relying on debt to finance their growth have always been particularly susceptible to slowdowns," said Greg Portell, lead partner in the global consumer and retail practice of retail consulting firm A.T. Kearney.
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Such a sell-off could be an even more significant risk to Asia Pacific nations than trade slowdowns, Biswas said, because it could spark fear in investors, triggering "significant" outflows from emerging markets.
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In large part because Netflix's own business was impacted when incumbent ISPs began intentionally causing slowdowns at interconnection points in a quest to drive up rates for content and transit companies several years ago.
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Additionally, the researchers expect that sellers might think twice before listing in an environment that "may not be as lucrative" as it's been in recent years, creating further slowdowns in both buying and selling.
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If your phone is right on the limit, age-wise, for qualifying for a new update, wait and see if any bugs or slowdowns get reported before going ahead and installing the latest version.
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Levels of hunger have grown for the past three years, with one in nine people - or 821 million - worldwide without enough to eat, due to drought, floods, conflict and economic slowdowns, U.N. figures show.
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The other two vulnerabilities — "bounds check bypass" and "rogue data cache load" — would be addressed at the program and operating system level, respectively, and are unlikely to result in the same system-wide slowdowns.
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Such bursts and relative slowdowns in global warming are related to the interaction between manmade emissions of greenhouse gases and natural climate cycles, including El Niño, which tends to boost air and ocean temperatures.
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Total trade — the sum of exports and imports — is the highest for Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, making them more vulnerable to slowdowns via both the export channel and weaker investment, the ratings agency said.
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Interestingly, Apple says that it has attributed feedback about iPhone slowness to the process of updating to a new operating system and some bugs that were evidently present in iOS 11 that caused slowdowns.
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The airline claims the disruptions are in direct violation of the Railway Labor Act, "which prohibits work slowdowns and strikes during collective bargaining negotiations," according to a copy of the lawsuit seen by Fortune.
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In the weeks before the gathering, members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) publicly discussed their worries that the current monetary framework might leave the Fed unable to deal adequately with future slowdowns.
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Air freight is very sensitive to small variations in economic growth, so it is hit hard by mid-cycle slowdowns as well as end-of-cycle recessions and distinguishing the two can be hard.
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That schedule is on the website of Ray Fair, a professor in the economics department at Yale, who was inspired to find the patterns of slowdowns when his own running performance began to decline.
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The UAE, home to global tourism hub Dubai, is keen to bolster trade and tourism as visitor numbers from once core markets, including Russia, have declined due to economic slowdowns and a strong dollar.
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Both have defended a merger they helped engineer, arguing its span across 22015 countries will help the company ride out regional slowdowns while combining their networks will allow it to return cash to shareholders.
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Just hours after announcing production slowdowns in coordination with the United Auto Workers, General Motors, Ford, and Fiat Chrysler automobiles reportedly intend to shut down all their factories in the US, Canada, and Mexico.
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A boost in arrivals from Canada, up 7.8 percent through April after two years of declines, helped offset slowdowns from Mexico at 4.9 percent for the first four months of the year and Britain.
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Anxiety about the direction of the global economy has been growing for some time, amid concern about President Trump's trade war with China, economic slowdowns in major economies like China and Germany, and Brexit.
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Mr. Trump pushed back against any Democratic slowdowns in confirming his pick for the Supreme Court, Neil Gorsuch, above left, suggesting that the Senate majority leader could "go nuclear" in terms of floor procedures.
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Longer-term expectations are for modestly increasing global beverage-can volume driven by growth in emerging and developing market regions, which have experienced recent slowdowns and volatility along with pricing pressures, primarily in China.
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While Apple has said it will soon release an update that will let users see their battery health and even deactivate Apple's automatic slowdowns on the processor, we still recommend getting your battery replaced.
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But having any restriction in place seemed a little questionable, and now customers don't need to worry about potential slowdowns; the Apple Watch Series 3's full power and speed will be available at launch.
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Weakness in Europe and Asia's economies isn't helping, he said, pegging the respective slowdowns to Brexit pressures and instability in the Italian government and China undergoing a mass slowdown tied to President Donald Trump's tariffs.
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VEVEY, Switzerland, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Nestle said it expected its organic sales to rise this year after an improving performance in China and North America helped growth accelerate in 2018 after six years of slowdowns.
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"Currently we are going through one of the biggest slowdowns that we have seen in recent times," Pawan Goenka, managing director at automaker Mahindra said earlier on Wednesday after the company reported a quarterly profit.
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Don't expect problems when working in documents or browsing the web or checking email, but if you're doing all of that at once while playing Spotify or trying to watch Netflix, there will be slowdowns.
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"If, however, 2017 turns out to be one of those almost unheard of back-to-back-to-back slowdowns, then the Swiss watch industry will need painful medicine to cure what ails it," said Thompson.
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The company made the move to stockpile certain products shipped from China in anticipation of supply-chain slowdowns caused by the coronavirus outbreak in the region, according to Amazon suppliers who spoke with Business Insider.
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The result, as you've probably experienced yourself, was often major slowdowns and ticket shortages — though of course you could get that $40 ticket for $100 an hour or two later on StubHub, Craigslist, or Facebook.
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Investors have been concerned about Hexagon's exposure to the Chinese market, which counts for a sixth of the company's revenue, and slowdowns in the automotive and electronics industries that have led rivals to issue warnings.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will step up policy support for provinces facing sharp economic slowdowns and will take steps to ward off regional financial risks, the Xinhua news agency quoted the cabinet as saying on Thursday.
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Schmidt said Yancoal has not seen any major impact on its customers following an informal ban on Australian coal imports into a port in northern China, and slowdowns in unloading Australian coal at other ports.
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The Chinese government did what it has done repeatedly during economic slowdowns — it increased public spending to offset the slowdown in the private sector and, in the process, postponed any downturn for a later day.
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NetBlocks' Toker says that perhaps Iran's internet slowdowns in the lead-up to the full outage were the result of telecoms working on behalf of the government to essentially defeat their own system reliability protections.
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Economic policymakers have contended that many of the challenges facing the U.S. economy now are global ones, as concerns about economic slowdowns elsewhere, like in China and oil-producing nations, could drag on America's recovery.
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Transportation Security Administration officers are reporting that airline passengers have offered words of encouragement, hugs, homemade casseroles, gift cards and even cash — despite airport slowdowns caused by an increase in sick calls by unpaid workers.
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Friday's jobs report, which provided a welcome counterpoint to slowdowns, layoff announcements and stock market swings, is unlikely to deter policymakers at the Federal Reserve from raising benchmark interest rates when they meet on Dec.
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The redeployments have caused slowdowns in inspections — for passenger and commercial traffic — at key crossings along the border, including between Ciudad Juárez and El Paso; Tijuana, Mexico, and San Diego; Nogales, Mexico, and Nogales, Ariz.
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NEW YORK, March 6(LPC) - Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) managers are preparing to warn investors that the fast-spreading coronavirus could impact the performance of the loans they own as production slowdowns weigh on earnings.
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Analysts have identified further risks to Rolls-Royce in the last month, noting firms that compete with its power systems unit have made downbeat comments, and recent economic slowdowns have raised concerns about aircraft overcapacity.
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Prime Day takes place in July, and the company reportedly sent an email to brands on Wednesday expressing concern that logistical problems arising from restrictions and slowdowns on Chinese goods could affect it this year.
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With concerns growing about slowdowns in both economies the exchange rate was pinned into its narrowest ever trading range - of less than four cents this compared to an average quarterly range of around 9 cents.
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Apple has warned that its revenues for the current quarter are likely to be lower than initially expected as the consumer electronics giant faces both slowdowns in iPhone manufacturing and shuttered Apple stores across China.
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Horse manure was a serious public health hazard; thousands of horses were maltreated (and as many died); and, of course, horses had less acceleration and braking power than the car, resulting in slowdowns and accidents.
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The trade war between the world's two biggest economies makes the G-20 meeting next month in Argentina "absolutely pivotal," Miller stressed, saying further slowdowns in China growth could be avoided if there were any breakthroughs.
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Citing poor business sentiments caused by global slowdowns and the U.S. Federal Reserve's streak of hikes this year, he said "muted demand" for residential property in the region is to be expected going forward in 2019.
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It ran great for me in portable and TV mode both, with the latter maybe enjoying a slight edge after I noticed some occasional slowdowns when the action got intense with the Switch in tablet mode.
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They looked for fast-growing economies that subsequently suffered sustained slowdowns (defining fast growth as at least 3.5% per person, and a slowdown as a two-percentage-point drop in growth, both averaged over seven years).
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A U.S. federal court on Monday issued a permanent injunction against American Airlines Group's mechanics union, which the airline had accused of illegal slowdowns it said had devastated its operations during the peak summer travel season.
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HSBC – HSBC posted a lower-than-expected annual profit due to higher costs and weaker results at its trading businesses, and said economic slowdowns in China and Britain may weigh on the bank's results this year.
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But the combined data for just mildly affected patients suggested solanezumab caused significant slowdowns of 34 percent in mental decline and 18 percent in loss of functional abilities, compared with those taking a placebo, researchers said.
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HSBC (HSBC) posted a lower than expected annual profit due to higher costs and weaker results at its trading businesses, and said economic slowdowns in China and Britain may weigh on the bank's results this year.
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The United States coal industry and the jobs that support it have been in decline for decades as a result of environmental concerns, automation in mining and slowdowns in manufacturing industries that burned coal for power.
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Walden indicated the industry would find itself regulated if it didn't step up, Grassley called a top internet lobbyist to a hearing on guns, and Thune joined Walden in questioning Apple about its battery slowdowns. Sens.
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"I think we would hope Amazon would follow what guidelines are recommended from OSHA and CDC, including a slowdowns or shutdown," said Shadix, legal director at the Warehouse Worker Resource Center, which organizes Amazon warehouse workers.
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Sharp slowdowns for upstream manufacturers like Nagumo bode ill for Japan as a whole, as smaller companies employ seven in 10 Japanese workers, and weak demand points to smaller shipments by bigger firms down the road.
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"I don't think in any way that the slowdowns you're seeing in parts of the world are a result of trade tensions at the moment," Mr. Mnuchin told reporters on the sidelines of the G-20.
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As the first confirmed cases of the dangerous new flu strain, COVID-19, hit U.S. shores last week, stock markets plummeted in anticipation of global trade slowdowns and production disruptions as a result of the virus.
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But slowdowns in the U.S. and U.K. were expected to be offset by increased forecasts for many euro area countries, including Germany, France, Italy and Spain, where first quarter growth largely beat expectations, the IMF said.
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That same day, the nation's third-busiest system — the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority — handed out coupons for free coffee to riders stuck in the second year of slowdowns caused by repairs to prevent chronic fires.
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The number of people without sufficient food has increased over the past three years, with one in nine people - or 821 million - worldwide going hungry due to drought, floods, conflict and economic slowdowns, U.N. figures show.
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HAMBURG, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Volkswagen is reviewing its supplier and procurement strategy to avoid another crippling dispute like the one that caused production slowdowns and even stoppages at six plants this month, Chief Executive Matthias Mueller said.
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The traffic app is best known for crowdsourcing in order to navigate people out of congestion, road hazards, or other slowdowns, and the automaker is adamant about better connecting drivers and cities to improve transportation for everyone.
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But the new bill goes even further by policing things like anti-competitive abuse of usage caps (aka "zero-rating") and the kind of interconnection interference that resulted in Netflix users seeing streaming slowdowns back in 2014.
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Particularly with the modern versions of Windows, macOS, and all the applications that run on them, keeping software updated is crucial in avoiding slowdowns and crashes, which is why many apps now auto-update in the background.
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Top officials have vowed they will not resort to strong stimulus as in past slowdowns, a choice that boosted growth but fueled a mountain of debt and systemic financial risks that regulators are still struggling to address.
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"The real issue is volatility in emerging markets, when we see notable slowdowns in places like Argentina, Brazil and Southeast Asia then that's why we come in at the lower end of the growth range," he explained.
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The latest data from Europe's largest economy Germany on Tuesday showed that while economic sentiment is improving, economic slowdowns and political risks elsewhere are a "burden" for the country's export industry, the main driver of Germany's growth.
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Central European growth has held up this year thanks to strong domestic demand even as many major developed economies, including Czech Republic's biggest trade partner Germany, face slowdowns and their central banks ease policy to support them.
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Rwandan health minister Diane Gashumba said there had been traffic slowdowns at the border, caused by increased health screening in response to confirmation of new infections in Goma, a transit hub of at least 1 million people.
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The quality issues stem from shortages of chemicals and equipment to properly treat and store the oil, resulting in shutdowns and slowdowns at PDVSA production facilities, along with hurried transporting to avoid late deliveries, the sources said.
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In its monthly report, the IEA kept its global demand growth forecast for 2017 unchanged at 1.3 million barrels per day (bpd), because of slowdowns in previously robust consumer countries such as the United States, Germany and Turkey.
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Both firms are heavily exposed to construction markets in Australia and the United States where long booms are showing signs of winding down, and their shares have come under pressure since 2018 peaks as both warned of slowdowns.
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Asian shares fell for a sixth straight session on Friday as concerns about the health of European banks further threatened a global economy already under strain from falling oil prices and slowdowns in China and other emerging markets.
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Supporters of Mr. Obama say the slowdowns are understandable given the rising level of hostility and intransigence of the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, as well as the inherent difficulties involved in arms control and complex technical projects.
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Investors have been pulling away from growth and defensive stocks — plays that tend to perform better during economic slowdowns — and moving into value names as market conditions improve and optimism starts to creep back into the investing community.
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The new iPad has been rumored for months, but there have been recent questions about whether or not Apple would be able to launch it in the spring after suffering production slowdowns in China due to the coronavirus.
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The aging silicon shows in the occasional momentary UI freeze, or when rendering multiple complex objects, but unless you're actively hunting for minor slowdowns, its performance is in line with what you would expect from a high-end smartphone.
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The world of Democratic politics he entered into was about holding on, cutting against what then looked like decaying big government programs, and pushing for liberalism but without the deficits and slowdowns and getting your ass kicked by Republicans.
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While there is no outsized reliance on a single market outside of the U.S., if there are issues related to economic slowdowns or political unrest in a particular emerging market, it is possible there may be effects for Citi.
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In a statement sent to Mashable when the news of the slowdowns broke, Apple defended the move, saying: Our goal is to deliver the best experience for customers, which includes overall performance and prolonging the life of their devices.
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Hong Kong's peg to the dollar has survived three global slowdowns, several stockmarket crashes, an Asian financial crisis, a global one, an epidemic and the handover from one of the world's first capitalist countries to its largest communist one.
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The North American mood was among the most negative in the final quarter of 6.93, as some other regions that already "bottomed out" due to ongoing economic slowdowns actually showed an increase in confidence, albeit off pessimistic base numbers.
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The U.S. economy still boasts unemployment near record lows and solid growth, but Trump's trade battles with China and Europe, the 85033-day government shutdown, stock market volatility and slowdowns in emerging market economies have dampened the domestic outlook.
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Concerns over the health of European banks, the pain of cheap oil prices on energy producers and worries about slowdowns in the U.S. and Chinese economies pushed the world's share prices to 24.4-230.72/210-year lows last week.
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"They won't see this showing up in the bottom line at the end of the month," Andrew Challenger, vice president of the HR firm, tells CNBC Make It. Employers are more likely to see delays and slowdowns in work.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of people going hungry has risen for the third year running after years of improvement, the United Nations said in a report published on Monday that blamed conflict, climate shocks and economic slowdowns.
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"The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority ... handed out coupons for free coffee to riders stuck in the second year of slowdowns caused by repairs to prevent chronic fires," wrote Emanuel, who is known for his passionate defenses of Chicago.
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It is worth noting, however, that while data at these times may be slowed, these slowdowns are only temporary, and once the network clears (or you exit the crowded venue) you should see your speeds go back to normal.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese shares fell sharply on Friday, bruised on the first trading session of the year as Apple Inc's earnings warning hit technology stocks and broader sentiment soured on signs of slowdowns in the U.S. and Chinese economies.
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A confluence of factors, including the US-China trade war, slowdowns in the US manufacturing sector and some global economies, and a wonky concept called the inverted yield curve, have heightened anxieties a downturn might be on the horizon.
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But he and his colleagues said growth appeared to be slowing from last year, under the weight of the Trump administration's trade war, economic slowdowns in Europe and China and fading stimulus from the Republican tax cuts of 2017.
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And the more that people cross illegally, the more that the Trump administration will reassign personnel from the legal border crossings, causing slowdowns at ports of entry, further limiting the procession of asylum seekers and fueling a vicious cycle.
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Previous mid-cycle slowdowns were all somewhat worse than the current loss of momentum, with the ISM manufacturing index hitting a low to somewhere between 49.5 (the best case in August 22012) and 21998 (the worst case in April 21995).
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"Historically, Boots has been very solid through difficult times, but it tends to overperform the market during recessions or slowdowns because it's got a very strong beauty business and people still buy into beauty even in tough times," he said.
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The union, then also led by Leroux, had accused NetJets of trying to slash jobs, obtain givebacks on health care and work rules, and bait pilots through bogus Twitter posts to conduct work slowdowns that could result in their being fired.
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It has a Mediatek Helio P60 octa-core processor, 6GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage (there's also a version with just 4GB of RAM), and it works well enough for me not to notice any slowdowns in normal use.
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Yigit, who lives in Istanbul and previously founded the trance/progressive dance music label Blue Soho, says he's endured internet slowdowns, electricity cuts, self-censorship and a growing sense of insecurity while trying to get Drug Boulevard off the ground.
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Oh, and there's also four new Animoji for the iPhone X. As promised, the latest iOS update will give iPhone users detailed insight on the health of their batteries, as well as a switch that'll let them turn off performance slowdowns.
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Worryingly for market watchers fearing a global slowdown, oil demand growth was to be "pulled down by notable slowdowns in Europe, China and the U.S. Early elements of the projected slowdown surfaced in the fourth quarter of 2015," the IEA said.
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However, as the data show, the interests of these two great industries, which carried America through the recession of 6900-2628 and will be relied upon to do so again amid future economic slowdowns, are not mutually exclusive, but shared.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. 20.7-year Treasury yields fell to a record low below 2% and benchmark 10-year notes dropped to a three-year trough on Thursday amid persistent worries about global trade tensions and economic slowdowns around the world.
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"If you're going to get them done they got to be done about that time because you then get into some very perilous times after that and a lot of slowdowns after that," Hatch told The Hill of a November timeline.
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By this theory, policy makers there make moves to get what they want, like expanding infrastructure spending and mortgage lending during slowdowns, but they also engage in data smoothing by understating growth in good years and overstating growth in bad years.
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Any setback could snowball into future slowdowns, severely handicapping the mayor's goal of opening 18 to 20 shelters a year and ending the city's use of commercial hotel rooms and so-called cluster apartments, which are both inconvenient and costly.
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In other news, the IMF trimmed its global economic growth forecasts for 2020 and 2021, with Managing Director Kristalina Georgiev citing lasting impact from the bruising U.S.-China trade war and sharper-than-expected slowdowns in India and other emerging markets.
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The union, then also led by Leroux, had accused NetJets of trying to slash jobs, obtain givebacks on healthcare and work rules, and bait pilots through bogus Twitter posts to conduct work slowdowns that could result in their being fired.
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In the Eastern North Pacific and the Madagascar region, it was closer to four percent, but Australian waters have witnessed slowdowns amounting to 15 percent, and in the Western North Pacific the decrease in translation speed was down a whopping 20 percent.
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FED TRIGGER ZONE Previous mid-cycle slowdowns were all somewhat worse than the current loss of momentum, with the ISM manufacturing index hitting a low to somewhere between 49.5 (the best case in August 22012) and 21998 (the worst case in April 21995).
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The associated increase in budget deficit may also set the stage for a more complex response to the next downturn when fiscal stimulus will have already worked through the economy and monetary options may be fewer and less impactful than in other slowdowns.
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To spur growth, Beijing is pushing banks to significantly boost lending to small businesses by at least 30 percent this year - a move that some analysts say could worsen banks' future asset quality as those borrowers are riskier and more vulnerable to slowdowns.
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He found that the original conclusions were right, with some caveats: I conclude that Levitt is more likely right than wrong: sudden, litigation-spawned slowdowns in prison growth may well have increased crime one year later, while counterpart growth spurts reduced crime.
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Thirty-five percent of U.S. CFOs cited consumer demand as the top external risk factor, which can be explained by the fact that the resilience of the U.S. economy, in spite of slowdowns in Europe and China, has been based on consumer strength.
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And even digital channels like social and search, which have historically been a refuge for advertisers during turbulent economic periods, are seeing slowdowns in ad revenue — both Twitter and Facebook have recently downgraded their expectations for ad revenue over the next quarter.
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You see, Verizon's mid-tier "unlimited" plan used to be its "Beyond Unlimited" plan, which started at $25 for a single line and offered 22GB of LTE data before slowdowns, 720p HD video streaming, free Apple Music, and 15GB of LTE hot spots.
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During Apple's fiscal first-quarter earnings call last Tuesday, Apple said it was factoring any impact from closures and production slowdowns caused by the virus into its fiscal second-quarter revenue guidance, which it's pegged at landing between $63 billion and $67 billion.
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Changing weather bad for farming The effects of climate variability on rainfall patterns and agricultural seasons, and climate extremes such as droughts and floods, are among the key drivers of the rise in hunger, together with conflict and economic slowdowns, the UN said.
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The Stable Outlook on its National Long-Term Rating reflects Fitch's expectation that TBANK will maintain its improved financial profile and strengthened buffers, in term of reserve coverage and capital, allowing the bank to cope with cyclical economic slowdowns without affecting its ratings.
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Though the jobs report is one of the market's most-anticipated releases in any month, this Friday's iteration will likely be of critical importance for investors given data from earlier this week that suggested growth slowdowns in both the manufacturing and services sectors.
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Tensions were running especially high on Friday: Air traffic controllers called in sick, flights were delayed across the Northeast, work slowdowns at the I.R.S. threatened to postpone tax refunds and the F.B.I. director, furious that his agents were working without pay, lashed out.
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Since his confirmation as head of the EPA on February 17, Pruitt has eagerly availed his role in the Trump administration, becoming one of the most industrious Cabinet officials and delivering regulatory repeals and slowdowns for his allies in the fossil fuels sector.
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Even worse than the initial strikes, however, were the slowdowns and passive resistance that followed, with computer workers returning to their jobs but refusing to work mandatory overtime or perform any other needed work that was not explicitly spelled out in their job requirements.
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L'Oreal said the three brands would stand alongside the likes of Vichy and La Roche-Posay in its Active Cosmetics division, which is among its strongest in terms of growth and resilience to slowdowns in consumer spending in the past three to four years.
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The rise in China's debt-to-GDP level—from roughly 150% before the 2008 global financial crisis to more than 250% today—puts it in the same league as countries such as Spain and Japan that went on to suffer serious slowdowns or financial turmoil.
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The system intelligently balances the network traffic between the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands to help reduce bottlenecks and slowdowns, and because the router and extender are sold as a set, they come pre-paired and configured to work together right out of the box.
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"What we've always focused on in our business is the premium end, and we always will because in Macau while that will be the first to retract in these times, it's also the first to expand as you come out of these slowdowns," Maddox added.
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"With every statistic we see out of Asia, ex-China, whether it's Taiwan, whether it's Hong Kong and other Asian countries, they're suffering slowdowns from their sensitivity and exposure to China," said Peter Boockvar, managing director of Washington-based economic advisory firm The Lindsey Group.
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Gross domestic product probably increased at a 2.0 percent annualized rate in the first quarter as a burst in exports, strong inventory stockpiling and government investment in public construction projects offset slowdowns in consumer and business spending, according to a Reuters survey of economists.
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"Despite the expected improvement in global economic growth, if economic slowdowns in major economies feed into other economies, the prospects for growth might deteriorate, bringing uncertainty across the entire global economy," Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said in his statement to the IMF committee.
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Its charges for non-performing loans and other assets climbed 17 percent to S$247 million from a year earlier, part of a trend for the city-state's lenders that reflects slowdowns in Asian economies and tough times for the oil and gas sector.
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Production slowdowns north of the city, which is now cut off by road from the rest of Alberta, have been prompted by two factors: pipeline shutdowns because of the fire, and corporate decisions to evacuate all but the most essential employees far from the fires.
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Here's what it means: While it's unclear exactly why Illumina is softening its stance on DTC genetics firms, we think privacy concerns and the limited long-term value of genetic tests to consumers may be to blame for any potential slowdowns in the market.
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And as with other transformative technologies in the past, such as the "portable power" of electricity and steam engines and IT, the timeframe for AI adoption can take many years or even decades and involve waves of productivity slowdowns and accelerations (see Figure 1).
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"Although China might emerge from the coronavirus before others, it is still a long way from returning to normal, and slowdowns in other economies will ripple back to China and dampen demand," Stephen Olson, research fellow at the nonprofit Hinrich Foundation, said in an email.
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"I don't think in any way that the slowdowns you're seeing in parts of the world are a result of trade tensions at the moment," Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, told reporters this weekend on the sidelines of the G-20 meeting in Japan.
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With China's factories closed or operating below capacity, cancelled flights, slowdowns at ports, weakened consumption and inability of many workers to travel to their worksites, buying tens of billions of dollars of U.S. goods and services in 2020 is just not in the cards.
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China's autocracy, precisely because of its successes, could face a crisis of legitimacy as social, ethnic and religious tensions intensify in both Han and Uighur areas, especially in the event of any further slowdowns in economic growth that thwart the rising expectations of its people.
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"It then creates a much more selective investor, a much more discriminating investor, and a much less tolerant investor for other issues such as tariffs, such as revenue or earnings misses, such as economic growth slowdowns overseas so to me that's the progression of worries," said Boockvar.
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Image: AppleThe most effective and comprehensive fix for software problems and slowdowns on your phone is always a hard factory reset, putting your phone back to the way it was when you first got it before all those nonsense apps and huge photo libraries took over.
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It's had its own problems with network congestion and slowdowns, but there are currently thousands of apps actually running on top of it, and the number of transactions on its blockchain recently surpassed one million per day — more than double than Bitcoin on its best day.
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What slowdowns I have experienced have come because there are problems with the Android software that can sometimes affect the rest of the OS. Android can run on both ARM and Intel processors, but the vast majority of Android apps expect to have an ARM processor.
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As TechCrunch explained, while users have long suspected the slowdowns were intended to cajole them into upgrading their phones to a newer, more expensive model, Apple says it is just trying to smooth out power draw on the batteries to prevent them from randomly shutting down.
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The recent strength in employment adds to the growing list of economic data that suggest the U.S. can weather the global economic storms raging around the world, from the persistent slowdowns in China and Japan, the post-Brexit volatility in Europe and weakness in other global economies.
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But the shutdown had significant effects on businesses in certain areas of the country where consumer bases are heavily employed by government agencies, and it did lead to sales slowdowns for one-third of all businesses, as well as management frustrations for owners across the country.
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Previous slowdowns in China, like the one in 2015 and 2016, unnerved investors and global business leaders alike, setting off worries that multinational companies would lose profits from their Chinese subsidiaries, or that Chinese companies would dump their surplus production on world markets at very low prices.
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The American economy is poised for the worst quarterly contraction ever, with a sudden slowdown in economic activity that is more akin to what happened in wartime Europe than during previous American slowdowns like the financial crisis more than a decade ago or even the Great Depression.
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But e-commerce experts who monitor Amazon's marketplace say the delay appears to more severely affect non-Prime orders, which shows Amazon's willingness to forego shoppers who don't pay the monthly or annual fee for Prime as it grapples with supply-chain slowdowns amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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It noted that primary as a result of that war, the world economy has moved from a situation in 2018 in which 75 percent of the world's economies were experiencing economic upswings to one today in which 90 percent of the world's economies are experiencing economic slowdowns.
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With no resolution to the standoff, ICTSI said in its claim, union workers began engaging in work stoppages, slowdowns and safety gimmicks to pressure the company to try to get the jobs from the port, when the port alone should have been the target of their protests.
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"The most important economic question for Europe is whether these are one-off slowdowns or whether structural factors are behind them," ECB's Governing Council member Nowotny said in an interview with Austrian newspaper Der Standard, discussing the prospect of a second quarter of negative growth in Germany.
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Why it matters: An efficiency strategy called precision scheduled railroading (PSR) could be North American railroads' "last hope for continued profit growth," Barron's magazine reports — amid concerns of global economic slowdowns, a trade war and recession across the U.S., particularly in Michigan, Hawaii, Montana, Maryland and Louisiana.
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More recently Carmen Reinhart of Harvard University, Vincent Reinhart of Mellon and Kenneth Rogoff, a former chief economist of the IMF now at Harvard, have published research that argues that periods in which government debt rises above 90% of GDP are associated with sustained slowdowns in economic growth.
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" In a blog post from Windows chief Terry Myerson, Microsoft reveals that Windows 10 machines running Skylake, Kaby Lake, or newer processors have been benchmarked to show "single-digit slowdowns" and that the company doesn't expect "most users to notice a change because these percentages are reflected in milliseconds.
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Yet the company only publicly admitted that the iPhones in question were being slowed at all after Reddit users and benchmarking firms were able to confirm they were running at a lower speed, before which users were left at a loss as to the cause of the slowdowns.
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The city has been without a mayor since Ignazio Marino, a Democratic Party member elected in 2013, resigned in October over allegations of misusing public funds, even as garbage piled up on the streets and public transportation suffered from slowdowns by disgruntled workers and a lack of maintenance.
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"During the week you have more regular travelers who adapt more quickly, then you tend to see slowdowns around the holidays as those who fly less frequently, going on past expectations, find out they are carrying something no longer allowed that triggers secondary inspection, and slows down the line."
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Benjamin J. Rhodes, the president's deputy national security adviser, said the speech presented an opportunity for Mr. Obama to "step back" and talk about the future of Europe even as it faces terrorism, a refugee crisis, a continued tug-of-war with Russia over Ukraine and economic slowdowns.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Monday trimmed back its 22020 global growth forecasts due to sharper-than-expected slowdowns in India and other emerging markets but said a U.S.-China trade deal was another sign that trade and manufacturing activity may soon bottom out.
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While there is no outsized reliance on a single market outside of the U.S. (Mexico being the largest at around 9% of revenues), if there are issues related to economic slowdowns or political unrest in a particular emerging market, it is possible there may be effects for Citi.
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While there is no outsized reliance on a single market outside of the U.S. (Mexico being the largest at roughly 10% of Citicorp revenues), if there are issues related to economic slowdowns or political unrest in a particular emerging market, it is possible there may be effects for Citi.
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Gadget slowdowns aren't typically just the result of one cause (Apple's recent battery issue being a rare exception) but rather several contributing factors working together, which is why the problem varies between devices (even of the same make and model) and can be alleviated to an extent in some cases.
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If you're noticing crashes and slowdowns more generally on your phone, we've written plenty of guides in the past on improving performance on Android and iOS—freeing up as much storage space as you possibly can is usually the way to go, as you can't exactly upgrade the CPU and RAM.
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During a conference call with health reporters on Wednesday, officials from the Office of the Actuary were asked whether they are able to detect whether things such as moderate price growth over the past several years, or slowdowns in health services usage is being influenced by the provisions of the ACA.
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Developers can now choose between a premium tier, which routes traffic to their users over Google's own high-speed networks for as long as possible to minimize hops and distance, and a standard tier, which routes traffic over the public internet, with all the potential slowdowns and extra hops this entails.
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The economists point to the most inverted three-month and 10-year Treasury spread since 2007; slowdowns in auto sales, industrial production, and aggregate hours worked; and top off their gloomy outlook with the threat they see as the biggest downside risk to the economy: the US-China trade war.
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The IMF also reports that largely as a result of the various trade wars, the word economy has moved from a situation where 75 percent of the world's economies were experiencing economic upswings in 2018 to one in which 90 percent of the world's economies are now experiencing economic slowdowns.
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I conducted the tests using LAN Speed Test, which gives you a nice idea of the theoretical max speed for a router when it isn't having to deal with slowdowns from your modem or ISP (in the US your router's theoretical max speed will always be way higher than whatever the ISP provides).
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"While disappointed with the results, we note that Domino's has experienced similar slowdowns in the past (a year ago, as noted) and has managed to reaccelerate comps through various means (new technology, menu items, clever advertising) and this quarter doesn't change that view," BTIG analyst Peter Saleh wrote in a research note.
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No one wants to hit the search button on Amazon and then wait 15 seconds for the page to load, but the Soasta data show that customers are aware that slowdowns can happen due to increased traffic online and are willing to wait, if they can expect a solid deal on the other side.
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France's competition watchdog, the Directorate General for Competition, Consumption and the Suppression of Fraud (DGCCRF), said in a press release Friday that software updates Apple issued in 2017 were likely to cause some phones to experience slowdowns, and that Apple had mislead customers by not telling them about the change or allowing them to revert to older software.
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Several members posted stories about a planned Prime Day worker strike at a Minnesota warehouse, voicing concerns including that management is slow to fix mechanical problems leading to slowdowns and accidents, and that some warehouses need air conditioning in the summer months, "so that people aren't passing out left and right for heat exhaustion," one poster said.
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Back in 2006, The New York Times's Clive Thompson described the unsavory options facing the company: If Google remained aloof and continued to run its Chinese site from foreign soil, it would face slowdowns from the firewall and the threat of more arbitrary blockades—and eventually, the loss of market share to Baidu and other Chinese search engines.
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Ray Dalio, the founder and cochief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates — the world's largest hedge fund — recently made his case for an investment in China, despite its strained relationship with the US.He cites China's ability to deal with slowdowns through coordinated monetary and fiscal policies and also points to the explosive growth in the country's public and private markets.
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Apple, as you know, has over the years been building up a services model to complement its hardware business — with apps, music, video, cloud services and more — and many believe that the company will start to focus on that even more to offset slowdowns in its hardware sales, as well as to boost the sales of that hardware.
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The central bank's move was almost immediately accompanied by renewed belief that economic slowdowns in Europe and Asia could soon spread to the U.S. Concerned with the Fed's perceived inability to keep inflation near its 2% target, investors flocked to long-term debt and sent the yield on the benchmark 30-year U.S. bond to an all-time low.
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According to a recent Business Insider report, Amazon reached out last week to a number of suppliers for products sold in the US but made in China and encouraged them "to stockpile on certain products shipped from China, in anticipation of potential supply chain slowdowns caused by the coronavirus outbreak in the region," according to the outlet.
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But the effects of the tariffs he's used to negotiate will only compound, especially if he resorts to new tariffs on Mexico or the EU. The economies of China and Europe are facing slowdowns that have not yet spread to the US. He has not made headway with lawmakers over a government funding bill that will need to be passed by October.
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It said demand growth would be "pulled down by notable slowdowns in Europe, China and the U.S." At the same time as the global oil demand forecast was lowered, OPEC forecast that its own supply had increased in January, with crude production up 131,000 barrels a day to average 32.33 mb/d, according to secondary sources, above its official output ceiling of 30 mb/d.
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Greer's activism is a mix of old-school phone banking and letter writing mixed with attention-grabbing stunts: The group bought a series of billboards naming and shaming lawmakers who have either declined to fight for net neutrality or who are actively fighting against it, and website blackouts, slowdowns, and awareness-raising campaigns have been among the most successful tools net neutrality activists have deployed so far.
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Just as discussions about initial public offerings for Kuaishou and Douyin course through the market, live streaming companies are facing slowdowns in user growth and weak earnings guidance, According to a report released by big data research institute QuestMobile, in June 2018, the number of monthly active users in the live streaming industry declined by 10.8 percent to 91.28 million from 104.1 million in January 2017.
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In addition, while global demand is generally moving in a northerly direction (currently global demand is seen at 99 million bpd by the fourth quarter of this year as opposed to 95.7 million bpd in late 2015) it is still not as robust as had been hoped for, mainly on the back of slowdowns in previous stalwarts such as Germany, Turkey and India, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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The faster connections to the cellular tower (and the time it takes your phone to talk to a tower) may make upcoming services like the final version of Project xCloud from Microsoft, Google Stadia or NVIDIA GeForce now more compelling, since you could theoretically use them anywhere you want, even without Wi-Fi, and still stream games in high quality and without slowdowns that could prevent you from winning competitive matches against other players.
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The Good Major improvements to the tactical and global strategy sides of the game • Diversity of mission objectives is welcome • You really feel like you're running a war against Earth's invaders The Bad Technical issues mess with your save files and cause slowdowns/freezes • The strategic metagame isn't explained very clearly The Bottom Line 'XCOM 2' manages to avoid being just 'more XCOM,' instead delivering a fresh experience that revises the 2012 series revival in smart ways.
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After 2018 saw the best economic growth of the expansion that began in mid-2009, 2019 started off with a high level of uncertainty, particularly over the effects that slowdowns in Europe and China will have on the U.S. With an election year right around the corner, Trump also will need to shore up his base, much of which exists in the heartland and among the farmers who have taken a substantial hit from the China tensions.
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The jobs that the I.L.W.U. wanted were being managed directly by the Port of Portland, and the company operating the port contended that the slowdowns over those positions improperly punished them for a dispute that should have been between the port and the I.L.W.U. With much of the economy now involving a mesh of companies interacting with one another in layers of contracting and subcontracting, especially in sectors such as the construction and logistics industries, it is not just the I.L.W.U. that could face consequences as a result of the ruling, Professor Lichtenstein said.
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