Scott Disick is soaring to new heights with his kids!
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Bitcoin's price isn't the only thing soaring to colossal levels.
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Makalu is the world's fifth highest mountain, soaring to 27,765 feet.
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By the 1980s, crime in Detroit began soaring to new heights.
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Fundstrat's Tom Lee is standing his ground on bitcoin soaring to $225,2000.
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The announcement sent Disney stocks soaring to a 10-year high in April.
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Official projections show that soaring, to $14,600 by 2026, under the new law.
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And that was when combat deaths were soaring to over 800 a year.
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Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, stabilised after soaring to new one-year highs.
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Temperatures are soaring to heights scientists did not expect to see for decades.
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But now that he's in office, public views of immigration are soaring to new heights.
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EST (1914 GMT), after soaring to a high of $70.74 a barrel from Friday's settlement.
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The ensuing investigations substantiated her complaints, but then James's career went from soaring to stalled.
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The financial crisis sent rich-world unemployment soaring to 21.9% by the start of 22.
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Delta is soaring to new heights in its efforts to close the aviation gender gap.
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Clinton behind Trump, and one poll shows her unfavorable ratings soaring to an all-time high.
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The recession that followed the financial crisis of 2007-08 sent American unemployment soaring to 10%.
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The tweets sent shares soaring to an intraday high of $387.46 a share on Aug. 7.
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Business confidence is soaring to new highs Business confidence has skyrocketed since the tax bill passed.
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That proposed agenda has sent the stock market soaring to new heights and bolstered business confidence.
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But yesterday, he won nearly five times that share, soaring to a lopsided victory over Sanders.
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Rates of seafood fraud and deceptive mislabeling in the domestic marketplace are soaring to unprecedented levels.
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The company had the biggest U.S. tech IPO of 2014, soaring to an $8.5 billion valuation.
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But it took off after the election, soaring to a 20 percent gain by year's end.
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The major indexes are soaring to record highs to start the year and breaching major milestones.
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The results have been mixed, with Twilio soaring to new heights and Line struggling to attract investors.
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The ISM's supplier deliveries sub-index fell to 61.4 last month after soaring to 1.0.3 in September.
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First Solar shares closed at $44.81 on Thursday on the Nasdaq, soaring to $50 in extended trade.
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Reuters: Democrats' enthusiasm is soaring to blunt Trump through midterm contests, according to new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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Albert 'Einstein' Tumenov had geared his whole life toward soaring to the heights of the UFC's Octagon.
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Co-founder Scott Cook is now among the country's wealthiest people, his fortune soaring to $3.3 billion.
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In January, the pace of lending reached a record level, with aggregate financing soaring to $525 billion.
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But now narcissistic con artists are dominating the main stage, soaring to great heights and spectacularly exploding.
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Gains were led by a2 Milk Company soaring to a near one-month high at 7 percent.
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But the news about Apple has sent Hertz's stock soaring to its highest levels in almost two years.
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And in just the past two years, more than two dozen other airlines went from soaring to shuttered.
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Today, the Powerball and Mega Millions lotteries are soaring to record highs: $2302.6 million and $21 billion respectively.
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Fascist groups made use of the chaos to appeal to nationalist impulses, soaring to power at the polls.
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Oil prices were in focus during the session after soaring to a more than two-year high overnight.
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When he leaps for high balls at the net, he resembles a small forward soaring to the rim.
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Tencent started last year with a bang, with its shares soaring to a record high in January 2018.
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Spending cuts in the last months of 2015 stopped the deficit from soaring to more than 20% of GDP.
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The currency remained on the frontfoot, soaring to its firmest since early 21515 in the wake of Zuma's exit.
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The space has been highly volatile, with bitcoin in particular soaring to nearly $20,000 in 2017 before falling drastically.
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The 10-year Treasury yield, after soaring to 2.6 percent from under 2 percent, has retreated to 2.2 percent.
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New home construction rose nearly 17% in December, soaring to a level not seen since before the financial crisis.
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When Mr. Trump hinted at the agreement on Twitter on Thursday, he sent U.S. stocks soaring to record highs.
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On the data front, the NFIB's small business survey results for December showed sentiment soaring to a 12-year high.
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By 2013, Christie was soaring to re-election in New Jersey and fielding nonstop questions about a 2016 presidential run.
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That began in 1973, with the first of two surges in the oil price, which sent inflation soaring to 103%.
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Many other blockchain and cryptocurrency-related stocks have mirrored bitcoin's gains, soaring to new life highs several times this year.
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Twitter has suffered from three interrelated problems that have prevented the firm from soaring to the heights many had expected.
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The stock market has so far boosted Trump's claims, soaring to new highs during his first two months in office.
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Osiris-Rex reached the "preliminary survey" phase of its mission on Monday, soaring to within 12 miles of the asteroid.
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The labor force participation numbers aren't exactly soaring to new heights — the rate was higher in February than in June.
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The increase in imports was broad-based, with those of motor vehicle and parts soaring to an all-time high.
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A month ago, the mountain's southern peak held the title, soaring to 2,101 meters, or 6,7003 feet, above sea level.
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Prices are currently around $1,555 an ounce, after soaring to a near seven-year high of $1,610.90 earlier this month.
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After soaring to new all-time high upon new all-time high, the safety trade might be in grave danger.
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By 2010, whites had fallen to 44% of the population, with Hispanics soaring to 203% and Asians spiking to 18%.
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On Thursday, the Dow broke the 25,000 barrier for the first time, and technology stocks are soaring to new highs.
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Sales are soaring, to the point that J.Crew even started putting Madewell boutiques inside its own existing stores to attract customers.
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Mashable reports that the practice hails originally from Germany (of course) and is now soaring to popularity in Australia (of course).
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The currency began 2018 on a solid footing, soaring to a 0.80003-1/2-year peak of $0.8136 in late January.
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By the end of the trading day in Tokyo, Sony's stock soared 9.89%, soaring to levels not seen since December 2018.
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But since soaring to power in 2012, Xi has centralized authority under his own leadership with a signature anti-graft battle.
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Hamm foresees crude prices soaring to $60 a barrel by the end of the year, as lower oil prices are unsustainable.
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In 2017, Ethiopia became France's third biggest market with French exports soaring to a record high of over 830 million euros.
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Yet with bitcoin soaring to another record price above $10,000 on Wednesday, he said that it is on the Fed's radar.
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The measure has only dipped slightly since soaring to its highest level since 2004 in March, with a reading of 101.4.
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After getting fired, all of these women found themselves soaring to even greater heights than they had in their previous positions.
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Mr. Pitt's rich, rangy voice became the group's centerpiece, sometimes soaring to a falsetto over the deeper harmonies of the others.
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Much of the combat takes place in the morning before the midday sun sends temperatures soaring to more than 115 degrees.
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As I wrote about here, analysts nearly universally expect Netflix subscribers to keep soaring -- to 200 million and higher by 2020.
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Asian shares kicked off the rally, with Chinese markets rising more than 2.5 percent and Japan's Nikkei soaring to six-week highs.
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Live cattle futures ended mixed on Tuesday after soaring to six-month highs on Monday on firm cash cattle and beef prices.
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There is a human woman running, sometimes making mistakes, sometime enduring private pain publicly, sometimes soaring to the highest levels of achievement.
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Throughout his campaign, and despite soaring to first place in a recent Iowa poll, Buttigieg has struggled to appeal to black voters.
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In late trading, the dollar index rose 0.6 percent to 101.67, after earlier soaring to an almost 14-year peak of 101.90.
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Last May, an unexpected heat wave sent temperatures in the Frieze tents soaring to uncomfortable levels, and organizers were unprepared for it.
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Jobless claims spiked over the week ended March 21, soaring to a record 3.3 million as temporarily closed businesses lay off workers.
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After New Orleans found itself underwater, gains averaged 76,000 over the next couple of months before soaring to 341,000 in November 2005.
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Tesla stock has been on fire this year, up 73% year to date, and soaring to an intraday record of $968.99 on Tuesday.
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Cutbacks in retail and the auto industry sent job reductions soaring to over 25,2777 in May, outplacement consultancy Challenger, Gray & Christmas reported Thursday.
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Foreign demand for oil coupled with instability in Latin America, the Middle East and Africa sent oil prices soaring to $147 a barrel.
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Medallion prices rose sevenfold in some places, soaring to $700,000 in Boston, $550,000 in Philadelphia, $400,000 in Miami and $250,000 in San Francisco.
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DOHA, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Germany's Malaika Mihambo capped off a dominating campaign soaring to long jump gold at the world championships on Sunday.
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A slew of quarterly earnings reports this week from a mixed bag of companies has sent some retail stocks soaring to new highs.
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With stocks soaring to record highs after Trump's election, investors are concerned about the fate of his agenda, including tax reform and infrastructure spending.
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Facebook was an exception, crushing estimates by 15 cents a share and soaring to an all-time high while others in the QQQ struggled.
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The Aussie dollar has advanced strongly as its U.S. counterpart floundered through most of this week, soaring to a 26-month high on Thursday.
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The song has proven to be one of the biggest hits of 2017, soaring to the top of the charts in just 19 weeks.
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Bellwether industrial metal copper dropped 1.37 percent to $7,037.00 a tonne on the stronger dollar after soaring to a three-year high on Monday.
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The North Korea-related tensions have sent the cost to protect South Korean government debt against default soaring to 9 1/2-month highs.
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The LME aluminium price went supernova at the same time, three-month metal soaring to a near 7-year high of $2,718 per tonne.
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Outside of concerns about the election, violence has been soaring to levels not seen since the start of the drug war a decade ago.
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However, the cryptocurrency has been on a wild ride in recent months, soaring to a record near $20,000 before crashing below $8000 last month.
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The currency has risen 13 percent against the U.S. dollar this year, soaring to a 2½-year high Thursday, buoyed by stronger growth forecasts.
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It's clear that investors are going headfirst into fixed income, with bond allocations soaring to the highest level since September 2011, Bank of America said.
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Texas Tech blended its run and pass games for 253 first-half yards, soaring to a 17-0 lead with scores on three straight possessions.
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PORK An outbreak of African swine fever in China has decimated the world's largest pig herd and sent domestic pork prices soaring to record levels.
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With stocks soaring to record highs after Trump's election, investors are concerned about the fate of his economic plan, including tax reform and infrastructure spending.
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But Maja performs an entire graceful routine spinning and soaring to the roof of the enclosure, and then plummeting back down like she's part sparrow.
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Turkey's economy tipped into recession after last year's currency crisis, which was its worst in nearly two decades and sent inflation soaring to above 25%.
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R.A. Dickey, pitching for the United States, left a knuckleball helicoptering in the zone, and Ramirez turned on it, sending it soaring to left-center.
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Iraq also experienced record heat in late March, with the temperature in Nasiriyah soaring to 43.8 degrees Celsius, or 110.8 degrees Fahrenheit, on March 35.23.
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Changing the dividend policy will have a significant impact on Shell's balance sheet even with cashflow soaring to $22010 billion in the first nine months.
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Company founder Elon Musk hailed the test flight, which sent the rocket soaring to about 65 feet (20 meters), as a success early Friday morning.
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Travis Scott is soaring to new heights, and Kylie Jenner is right by his side for support -- 2 handfuls worth, by the look of things.
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The digital currency bitcoin began 20143 with a bang, soaring to its highest level in more than three years to reach $22014,22015 — a record high.
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But the fourth test, in May, was deemed a success, soaring to an altitude of 1,312 miles before hitting targeted open water 489 miles away.
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Rolex watches span the gamut from affordable to exclusive, starting at less than $2000,230 and soaring to limited-edition models that cost more than $403,240.
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Despite the volatility of cryptocurrencies -- with bitcoin soaring to around $20,000 and now sinking to just below $4,000 -- the brothers remain bullish on its future.
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Traders have piled into bearish put options, with open interest in $40 put options for October delivery soaring to record highs over the last week.
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Mechel's change of fortunes has been further supported by a spike in coking coal prices, which has sent the company's stock soaring to three-year highs.
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What's new: U.S. equity prices are soaring to record highs, with the S&P 218 up 17% and the Nasdaq up 21% in just 4 months.
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South Korea has joined the ranks of the world's most polluted countries, with air pollution in the first months of this year soaring to record levels.
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With Brent crude recently soaring to $22 per barrel, a June 28 oil producers' meeting in Vienna will be monitored by global policymakers and market players.
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U.S. sanctions against Rusal, which produces roughly 2023 percent of the world's aluminum, sent prices for the metal soaring to their highest levels in several years.
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Turkey's economy tipped into recession after a currency crisis last year, which was its worst in nearly two decades and sent inflation soaring to above 25%.
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Powell's remarks last week sent bond yields soaring to seven-year highs and put pressure on the stock market because higher rates make equities less valuable.
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U.S. sanctions against Rusal, which produces roughly 7 percent of the world's aluminum, sent prices for the metal soaring to their highest levels in several years.
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The now-25-year-old also reveals that she was in the process of transitioning at the same time she was soaring to fame on YouTube.
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According to forecasts by Eurasia Group, Iran's economy will likely contract this year by 5 to 8 percent, with annualized inflation potentially soaring to 50 percent.
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Tesla shares fell to $352.45, down about $4 from where they were before Musk's tweets on Tuesday sent them soaring to a near one-year high.
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With temperatures soaring to a high of 120 degrees Fahrenheit, American Airlines said it was forced to ground dozens of planes at of Sky Harbor International Airport.
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The sell-off sent inflation soaring to nearly 25 percent and, analysts say, raised the likelihood of a recession and a spike in bad debts at banks.
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The proposed offer of 13 Australian dollar sent Fantastic's shares soaring to a six-year high on Wednesday, ending the day 40 percent higher on 3.43 Aussie.
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His job approval rating remained above 2628 percent during the entire controversy, soaring to 28503 percent in December 22019 when the House was voting to impeach him.
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Although the investigations temporarily depressed ITT's stock, within a few years, the company was soaring to new heights thanks to an otherwise disastrous development: the Great Recession.
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After pricing above the range at $22015 per share, raising $2111.91 million, Dropbox kicked off its first day soaring to $211, and closing the day at $2500.
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On Wall Street, the stock market is soaring to all-time highs; yet, on Main Street, confidence in the steel market is sinking to all-time lows.
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Photographers have been inside since the fire was extinguished, and their images show Gothic pillars soaring to an ugly hole through which the flaming spire had plunged.
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But the central bank did not rollover Wednesday's maturing loans as markets had expected, spooking investors and sending short-term funding costs soaring to near 10-year highs.
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Korean electronics giant LG is soaring to new heights, but its mobile division continues to lag well behind the rest of the company and the signs aren't promising.
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Shares of Target gained more than 20% on Wednesday, soaring to a new all-time high and posting their best day in at least four decades, following earnings.
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As deepfakes grow more sophisticated, a convincing forgery could send a company's stock plummeting (or soaring), to extract money or to ruin its reputation in a viral instant.
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And so while Zano's marketing campaign was spectacularly successful — soaring to huge heights, thanks to the reach and exposure of Kickstarter's platform — the actual Zano drone was junk.
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Investors were pricing in more than 713 basis points of easing from the Fed over the next year, sending world equities soaring to record highs in recent days.
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Since then, the two men have been on opposite paths -- Buttigieg soaring to the cusp of the top tier, Beto hanging on in the race by his fingernails.
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The sell-off sent inflation soaring to nearly 25 percent and, analysts say, has raised the likelihood of a recession and a spike in bad debts at banks.
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Normally, geopolitical tensions would drive prices up, as they did, as late as June 2014, when an ISIS advance toward Baghdad sent prices soaring to $115 a barrel.
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But heightened tensions in the Middle East had since brought about the prospect of oil prices soaring to more than $100 a barrel later this year, he added.
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Investors, enamored with the company and its high-tech apparel, sent its stock soaring to a high of more than $22016 a share in the fall of 231.
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It's no secret that that shale boom that has sent U.S. oil production soaring to about 13 million barrels per day has altered the international energy trade balance.
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An outbreak of African swine fever that started in August last year has nearly halved China's pig herd, official data showed, sending pork prices soaring to record levels.
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Some of the evacuated residents are being allowed to return, but temperatures in Redding are still soaring to triple digits this week and no rainfall is in sight.
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Credit Suisse Group experts have forecast the industry could more than double in 2017, soaring to $5 billion, as a result of an exponential increase in young mobile users.
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This comes at time of heightened pressure from President Donald Trump, who has publicly complained the group is to blame for crude prices recently soaring to multi-year highs.
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US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is pushing for a $1 trillion economic stimulus designed to prevent the unemployment rate from soaring to 20%, a Republican Senate source told CNN.
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Nicole Kidman, who, in his phrase, "rocked Hollywood" with her vocal postelection support for Donald Trump, gets similar treatment, soaring to the top of Mr. Binder's best-dressed list.
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Oil prices extended gains on Monday, with Brent crude futures soaring to a high of $70.74 a barrel amid concerns about the possible impact of the crisis on supplies.
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Germany's Ifo business survey on Tuesday also showed confidence, soaring to record highs in July, while U.S. consumer confidence levels jumped to near 216.57-year highs, boosting the dollar.
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An outbreak of African swine fever that started in August last year has nearly halved China's pig herd, according to official data, sending pork prices soaring to record levels.
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US stocks have already been soaring to record highs on the hopes that the Fed will cut rates this month, which would make it cheaper for companies to borrow money.
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The benchmark June lean hogs contract on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange recorded its third straight weekly decline after soaring to an April 5 contract high at 99.825 cents per pound.
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The unemployment rate is now lower than it was when Obama took office; the stock market is soaring to new highs; and more Americans have health insurance than ever before.
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The pyramid, built in around 2,500 BC and one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, was a monumental tomb soaring to a height of 479 feet (146 metres).
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Soaring to a fresh record on Tuesday, the white-hot semiconductor stock is now up 181 percent during the past year, and an incredible 53,021 percent in the past three.
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On Thursday, Amazon reported its third-quarter earnings results and, which showed that its overall shipping costs had increased by 46% from this time last year, soaring to $9.6 billion.
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Worsening air pollution emerged as one of the main campaign issues in South Korea's recent election, with air pollution soaring to record highs in the first few months of 2017.
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U.S. data released Wednesday showed the country's trade deficit soaring to a 10-year high of $66.103 billion in December, climbing despite President Donald Trump's efforts to reduce the figure.
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As forecast, the American Southwest was hit by a brutal heat wave over the weekend that sent temperatures soaring to record triple-digit readings and fueled wildfires across the region.
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Antibiotics continue to be an important part of the business of companies like Elanco, which spun off from Eli Lilly in September, its share price soaring to $33 from $24.
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It also sent his voter approval ratings soaring to close to 4693 percent during the four-day aerial bombardment of Baghdad, according to a New York Times/CBS News poll.
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In Australia, the Bureau of Meteorology announced that 2019 was the nation's hottest and driest year on record, with average temperatures soaring to 1.52 degrees Celsius above average in 2019.
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Bat spit gives the beans a uniquely smooth flavour, say consumers, sending demand for an already expensive speciality bourbon pointu coffee soaring to nearly $110 per pound (220 euros/kg).
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U.S. manufacturing production recovered in November and housing numbers rose beyond expectations with permits for future home construction soaring to a 12-1/2-year high on lower mortgage rates.
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Last year's freeze caused a funding squeeze in the money markets that sent the three-month interbank offered rate soaring to an eight-year high of 2.386 percent in late October.
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Bellwether industrial metal copper eased back 0.7 percent after it had been sent soaring to a three-year high of $7,134.5 a tonne by its biggest gain in about 10 months.
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But after soaring to three-month highs of more than $41 a barrel on Brent and above $39 on U.S. crude last week, the rally had hit technical fatigue, analysts said.
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But with crude futures recently soaring to multi-year highs on strong demand, dwindling output from Venezuela and renewed U.S. sanctions on Iran, energy ministers are worried about the market overheating.
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A survey on Monday showed confidence among homebuilders soaring to near an 18-1/2-year high in December, amid optimism over buyer traffic and sales over the next six months.
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The meeting comes at a time of heightened pressure from President Donald Trump, who has publicly complained that OPEC is to blame for crude prices recently soaring to multi-year highs.
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A dangerous heat wave swept across the region on Thursday, with the temperature in Paris soaring to almost 103 degrees Celsius, or nearly 110 degrees Fahrenheit, the hottest in recorded history.
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Giving by the top 50 donors more than doubled in 363, soaring to $14.7 billion from $5.6 billion in 2016, according to the Philanthropy 50, compiled by the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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They talked openly about whether they had traveled stereotypical racial trajectories — the white girl soaring to success with the support of a wealthy, white family; the black girl struggling in despair.
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After soaring to one-month highs on Monday, BCP shares plunged nearly 10 percent on Tuesday on profit-taking and as new new shares were due to start trading later this week.
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Indeed, with rents in San Francisco soaring to some of the highest prices in the country, even many high-paid tech workers have expanded their housing searches into neighboring cities, including Oakland.
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Why would you sell stocks that are (in aggregate) soaring to new heights while pouring money into bonds that, at least on the face of it, offer little by way of yield?
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The past few hours of trading have sent Slack's total value soaring to $953 billion, while concurrently making what were, respectively, supposed to be the year's blockbuster IPOs look like absolute dogshit.
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Nobody carded better than 68 after a cold front blew through and brought with it winds gusting to 30 miles per hour (48 kph), sending the average score soaring to 74.3 strokes.
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Even assuming he manages this, and that there is no new infrastructure spending, the CRFB reckons Mr Trump would send the national debt soaring to 210% of GDP by 24 (see chart).
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That's right: Despite economic optimism soaring to a broad, bipartisan 68% positive rating, Trump's approval rating keeps sinking -- now at a new low of 36% this week in a new CNN poll.
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As many as 47 million people could lose their jobs, sending the unemployment rate in the United States soaring to 32.1%, according to projections offered Monday by the St. Louis Federal Reserve.
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Large parts of the U.S. were blanketed by a "heat dome" over the weekend with temperatures soaring to almost 40 degrees Celsius (more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit) in the hardest-hit places.
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Large parts of the U.S. were blanketed by a "heat dome" over the weekend with temperatures soaring to almost 40 degrees Celsius (more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit) in the hardest-hit places.
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Persistent heat in the northern Plains has already scorched the spring wheat crop, sending Minneapolis Grain Exchange spring wheat futures soaring to a four-year high above $8 a bushel this week.
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Climate change, drought and severe storms have also sent the price of white truffles produced in nearby northern Italy soaring to an all-time high average price of 6,000 euros per kilo.
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The Fed's decision on Wednesday to hike interest rates led bond yields soaring to their highest levels in years, sending bond prices lower, and one trader says the bond wreck isn't stopping here.
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But meanwhile, the auction prices on these award-winning specialty beans are soaring to unimaginable new heights as roasters, like Klatch Coffee founder Mike Perry, compete to get the best of the best.
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Data released by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Friday showed positioning is stretched, with sterling net short positions soaring to a record high of 83,238 contracts in the week to Aug. 16.
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The call was underway when data was released from the federal government showing jobless claims soaring to a seasonally adjusted 3.28 million in the week ending March 21 -- the most in recorded history.
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It was not the prospect of more sanctions, of course, that was buoying the Moscow markets but the global price of oil, which has been soaring to heights not seen in several years.
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Separately, smaller lender Canada Western Bank on Thursday reported earnings of 81 Canadian cents a share, up from 70 cents a year ago, sending its shares soaring to their highest level since November.
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Separately, smaller lender Canada Western Bank on Thursday reported earnings of 81 Canadian cents a share, up from 70 cents a year ago, sending its shares soaring to their highest level since November.
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Sci-Fi Authors Weigh In Touring Baikonur: The Town Behind the Famed Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan Soaring to Sirius The next set of missions, called Sirius, will examine how people behave in microgravity, Voloshin said.
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In mid-morning New York trading, the dollar index, which tracks the greenback against six major currencies, rose 0.5 percent to 101.63, after earlier soaring to a 13-13/2 year peak of 101.78.
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With investors initially anticipating a possible rate cut by the Australian central bank, Thursday's data release moderated those expectations and sent the soaring to a high of $2110.40 after an earlier low of $2111.6.
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With property prices soaring to record highs in Sydney and Melbourne, Domain's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) leapt 40 percent to A$120 million in the 12 months ended June 30.
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The stocks of Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase have been soaring to their highest levels in years — a rally of such force that it has caught many bank executives and analysts by surprise.
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The rally in oil and gold boosted commodity-linked currencies in the past 24 hours with the Australian and New Zealand dollars soaring to their highest since late-July at $0.6956 and $0.6681, respectively.
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The deep recession that accompanied Wall Street's financial crisis had sent the federal deficit soaring to $1-trillion; the 2009 economic stimulus Obama and Congressional Democrats enacted to stem the downturn pushed deficits even higher.
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The Telegraph reported that the number of tourists traveling to Greece has doubled since 2010, when Instagram first launched, soaring to well over 30 million people each year, from numbers like 6 million in 1998.
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With cannabis sales soaring to nearly $1 billion across Colorado, and big states such as California poised to embrace legalization, wary towns like Hotchkiss are looking at the economics of marijuana and starting to reconsider.
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The buyer interest in the 186-year-old publisher of the Sydney Morning Herald and Australian Financial Review newspapers had sent its shares soaring to a six-year high of A$1.270 in early June.
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The batter, Gary Sanchez of the Yankees, whipped his bat down and through the ball, sending it soaring to the third deck in left field at Target Field, an estimated 53 feet from home plate.
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The skepticism of investors and analysts over GM's electric vehicle plans has become clear in recent months, with Tesla's market value soaring to around $137 billion as of Wednesday, more than triple GM's $44 billion.
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The North's official Korean Central News Agency said on Monday that the new ground-to-ground missile, Hwasong-12, hit the targeted open water 489 miles away after soaring to an altitude of 1,312 miles.
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Despite temperatures soaring to 38 degrees Celsius (100F), the American kept her cool to win four straight points in the tiebreaker, saved two set points and converted her first to stun the crowd into silence.
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The mounting financial pressures on the PA have sent its debt soaring to $3 billion, and led to a severe contraction in its estimated $13 billion GDP economy, according to the PA's top central banker.
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The stock, which closed at $288.50 a share Wednesday, had tumbled by more 25 percent since Musk's now-infamous take-private tweets sent shares soaring to an intraday high of $387.46 a share on Aug. 7.
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The pipeline carries about 450,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Forties crude, roughly a quarter of the North Sea's total output, and its closure for repairs sent global crude prices soaring to a two-year high.
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LOS ANGELES – Southern California simmered Thursday in the early stages of a potentially dangerous heat wave that forecasters predicted would send temperatures soaring to record levels and create conditions that could readily cause wildfires to spread.
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New Girl's Hannah Simone is soaring to new heights in the reboot of the hilarious '80s classic, The Greatest American Hero, which will be executive produced by Fresh Off The Boat's Rachna Fruchbom and Nahnatchka Kahn.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New U.S. single-family home sales posted their biggest decline in nearly a year in August after soaring to nine-year highs the month before, with analysts saying the trend in sales remains positive.
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So far investors have cheered Angle's plans, sending iRobot stock soaring to $211 in mid-June from $21 a year ago, giving it a market value of nearly $2000 billion on 2016 revenue of $660 million.
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With temperatures soaring to highs of 42 Celsius (107.6 Fahrenheit), keepers at Dusit Zoo have been working to prevent animals becoming distressed, hosing down elephants and feeding chimpanzees sweet, cold treats made from fruits and syrup.
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He sold all but one bitcoin last year when the digital asset was soaring to a high near $20,000 after originally buying the cryptocurrency so he could one day travel without carrying cash or credit cards.
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The lira has fallen more than 40 percent against the dollar this year, driving up the cost of food and fuel and sending inflation soaring to 18 percent, its highest in a decade and a half.
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BELGRADE, Serbia — A relentless heat wave that gripped parts of Europe this week has sent temperatures soaring to record highs for several days, causing at least two deaths and prompting European authorities to issue weather alerts.
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Severe shortages of foreign currency, fuel and electricity have sent inflation soaring to its highest since 2008, and dashed hopes the economy might recover under President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who took over from Robert Mugabe in 13.
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The media's fixation on "Fire and Fury's" revelations -- particularly on shocking quotes from former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon -- helped send it soaring to No. 1 on Amazon days before it was scheduled to hit bookshelves.
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The filmmakers managed to send the GoPro soaring to heights of 240 feet, and distances of 440 feet at speeds of up to 84 miles per hour before the action camera reached the limits of extreme capabilities.
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The cautionary tale of Sun is a historical side note as Apple, Salesforce and Amazon move into opulent new architectural projects at a time when their businesses are booming and market valuations are soaring to record heights.
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The Bank of Japan adopted negative interest rates late in January but the shock move was unable to arrest the yen's appreciation, with the currency soaring to a 16-month high against the dollar earlier in February.
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The 2020 issue fell as much as 2.7 cents to 94.98 cents, its lowest level since at least January 2017 with bid yields soaring to record levels of more than 9 percent, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
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Ahead of the announcement Thursday, the BOE had expressed concern that the U.K.'s economy had been overheating, with inflation soaring to a five-year high of 3 percent in September and unemployment hitting multi-decade lows.
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The strategy has cleared a global supply overhang, but with oil prices recently soaring to multi-year highs, energy ministers are trying to reach a consensus on easing the output cap to prevent the market from overheating.
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Germany's Ifo business survey on Tuesday showed confidence soaring to record highs in July amid what its economists described as a 'euphoric' mood in German industry, while U.S. consumer confidence levels jumped to near 16-year highs.
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The New York Federal Reserve on Thursday conducted a repurchase agreement (repo) operation for the third consecutive day in a bid to ease funding pressures that on Tuesday sent the cost of overnight loans soaring to 10%.
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"Our country is more thriving, prospering and booming and truly it is soaring to new heights," Trump said, claiming stewardship of "perhaps the greatest economy" in US history and millions of new jobs, roaring manufacturing and rising wages.
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Looking to economic data, new U.S. single-family home sales posted their biggest decline in nearly a year in August after soaring to nine-year highs the month before, with analysts saying the trend in sales remains positive.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Crowdfunding over the Internet is a small but growing boost to journalism, with funds raised soaring to $28 million in the first nine months of 2000, a report by the Pew Research Center said on Wednesday.
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Flights are not the only mode of transport that's been interrupted this week in the UK. Rail services also suffered extensive delays due to the heat wave, which sent temperatures soaring to a record-high for July Thursday.
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U.S. gasoline inventories USOILG=ECI also rose to a record high, soaring 5.9 million barrels to 254.4 million barrels, mainly due to Midwest stocks for the motor fuel soaring to the highest level since 1995, EIA data showed.
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The athletes responded with memorable performances in the air-conditioned Khalifa Stadium, with temperatures kept at 21 degrees, highlighted by local hero Mutaz Barshim on Friday soaring to victory in the men's high jump for Qatar's only gold.
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With Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman soaring to a $53 million dollar box office debut this weekend awash in positive reviews, it's likely many viewers are walking out of the movie theater with a newfound appreciation for the Amazing Amazon.
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The results come amid a broad sell-off in bond markets that has sent yields of major sovereign debt soaring to their highest in several months and signals an ongoing degree of caution among asset managers on their investments.
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Meanwhile, low oil prices have sent China's oil imports soaring to record levels in recent months-the country now rivals the U.S. as the world's top importer-and the continuing price decline will keep those imports elevated, analysts say.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Olympic figure skating champion Alina Zagitova on Friday claimed yet another crown by winning the world title, overcoming an uneven season by soaring to a commanding win with an ambitious program that left the Russian in tears.
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"It was a trifecta for the bulls with imports down, Cushing inventories continuing to slide lower and exports of crude soaring to over 2 million barrels per day," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital LLC in New York.
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Co-directors, brothers Josh and Benny Safdie, said Pattinson - who has sought out a strong of challenging art-house projects since soaring to stardom in the Twilight movies - had approached them after seeing their previous film "Heaven Knows What".
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It was just a matter of watching the inevitable play out: James soaring to block Young's shot from behind, the ball landing among James's teammates on the bench, and James's momentum carrying him into the tunnel behind the basket.
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While buzz of a bubble is circulating, with Canadian producer Tilray seeing its market cap cut in half a few days ago, soaring to $20 billion but ending the week near $10 billion, Durkacz maintains cannabis investments are sound.
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Shrunken flows of petrodollars through the banking system have sent interbank money rates SAIBOR= soaring to seven-year highs this year, making it more expensive for companies to raise money and contributing to a sharp slowdown in the economy.
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It was a blockbuster day for Netflix on Monday, as the streaming giant said it added 5.2 million new subscribers in its second quarter, handily beating its own estimates and sending its stock soaring to an all-time high.
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The El Niño event combined with the effects of human-caused global warming to send ocean temperatures soaring to record levels around the world, with widespread coral reef mortality found this week on parts of Australia's Great Barrier Reef, for example.
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Tuesday's surprise announcement sent sterling soaring to a six-month high above $1.29 with the currency jumping above its 200-day moving average and breaking the trading range of between $1.20 and $1.28 that had been in place since early October.
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Boeing shares are soaring to begin 2700, rising to an all-time high a few days after the company reported booming fourth-quarter results and gave shareholders even greater confidence in the company's prospects in China's nearly insatiable aviation market.
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Traditional safe havens largely held gains with gold rising to a more than two-year high and the yen soaring to a 3-1/0.953-year high against the British pound, and to two-week peaks versus the dollar and euro.
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Tuesday's surprise announcement sent sterling soaring to a six-month high above $21 with the currency jumping above its 20.7809-day moving average and breaking the trading range of between $1.20 and $1.28 that had been in place since early October.
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Osaka's total income grew to $24.3 million, driven mainly by her off-court earnings, soaring to an estimated $16 million from $1.5 million a year ago, but the Japanese still missed the cut for Forbes' top 5.33 best-paid athletes list.
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Listen to his modern standard, "Lopsy Lu." The bass lines dip and dive like an aquatic mammal who learned to swim on Soul Train, burbling and plummeting to abyssal depths and effortlessly soaring to perform dazzling aerial feats above the water.
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The S&P 500 is up a whopping 16.7% this year, soaring to a record high last week, but an index tracking just the "low volatility" stocks in the S&P 500 is beating that, up 17.4% year-to-date.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Murders in El Salvador fell by more than a fifth in 2016 after soaring to one of the highest rates anywhere around the globe the previous year, police data in the Central American nation showed on Monday.
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Its latest health check on the banking sector simulates U.K. GDP (gross domestic product) crashing 4.7 percent, world GDP slipping 2.4 percent, unemployment soaring to 9.5 percent, house prices tumbling by a third and interest rates climbing to 4 percent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin's vertiginous ascent showed no signs of abating on Monday, with the cryptocurrency soaring to another record high just a few percent away from $10,000 after gaining more than a fifth in value over the past three days alone.
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When seed-stage valuations began soaring to levels that gave them both pause, they hit the brakes, and Banister, a self-described workaholic, headed over to AngelList as an "ev-angel-list" to help recruit people like herself to its platform.
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But the Fed's focus on inflation in the real economy did not prevent asset prices like mortgage-backed bonds from soaring to unsustainable heights before 2008, and concern about keeping inflation low limited the scope of its post-crisis stimulus campaign.
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The S&P 23 is up a whopping 16.7% this year, soaring to a record high last week, but an index tracking just the "low volatility" stocks in the S&P 500 is beating that, up 17.4% year-to-date.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Local hero Rafaela Silva reached the women's judo semi-finals at the Rio Games on Monday with the roar of the crowd soaring to new heights as she stays on track for her first Olympic medal.
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Exchange data shows foreigners' net selling of Japanese shares is on track to hit the largest ever this year, with their net selling soaring to 13.1 trillion yen ($120 billion), including in cash equities and in futures, at the end of last week.
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So it can now safely be said that Crazy Rich Asians has defied expectations, soaring to the top of the box office this weekend with a $34 million domestic haul over five days and handily earning back its $30 million production budget.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A deadly algal bloom has hit the world's second biggest salmon exporter, Chile, where nearly 2800 million fish have already died and the economic impact from lost production is seen soaring to $2000 million, industry and government sources told Reuters.
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CHANTAL, Haiti/PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Hurricane Matthew's trail of destruction in Haiti stunned those emerging from the aftermath on Friday, with the number of dead soaring to 877, tens of thousands left homeless and outbreaks of cholera already claiming more lives.
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Whatever the era, the director or the headliners, it relates the story of two lovers on dramatically differing paths: a famous man who's furiously racing to the bottom (Bradley Cooper in this movie) and a woman (Lady Gaga) who's soaring to the top.
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But campaign after campaign said the party's donor requirements are skewing the way they allocate resources, forcing them to choose between investing in staff or pouring more money into ads on sites like Facebook, where prices are soaring to dizzying new heights.
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USA-BOXOFFICE/ Box Office: 'Captain Marvel' soars to $153 million launch LOS ANGELES - Brie Larson's "Captain Marvel" is soaring to a heroic opening weekend of $153 million in North America at 233,310 sites, reviving what had been a slumbering 2019 box office.
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These duties were not changed in Sunday's deal, but Beijing is expected to boost U.S. meat imports into China, where a severe African swine fever disease has decimated the world's largest pig herd and sent domestic pork prices soaring to record levels.
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Like: Unexpected policy swings: By the mid-22010s, China's rapid growth had sent global oil prices soaring to unbelievable new highs, which jumbled energy politics and spurred Congress to pass strict new fuel economy rules for cars and SUVs (plus biofuel incentives).
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While the average credit-card debt among all U.S. households is about $5,700, that number jumps to $6,351 for those age 65 and over (soaring to $6,876 for recent retirees between ages 65 and 69, compared with just $5,638 for those 75 and up).
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Meanwhile, the annual amount of installed PV capacity in the U.S. climbed from less than 2202,2628 megawatts (MW) to just under 28500,6900 MW in 2628 before soaring to more than 28503,22019 MW in 2016, due largely to investment tax credits, not cheap foreign photovoltaic imports.
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San Francisco's housing bubble continues to grow — with the median sale price for a home in the city soaring to a new high of $1.6 million in the first quarter of 2018, according to a new report from Paragon Real Estate Group, per Bloomberg.
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LONDON, July 15 (Reuters) - Falling interest rates have fuelled a fresh borrowing bonanza in the first quarter of 2019 with emerging market debt soaring to record highs and the global debt stock bulging by $3 trillion, an Institute of International Finance (IIF) report showed.
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SoftBank Group said on Monday it is selling or monetizing up to 733 trillion yen ($41 billion) in assets to buy back 2 trillion yen of its shares and reduce debt, sending its stock soaring to its biggest daily gain in nearly 12 years.
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In southeastern England, including London, the storm is not expected to bring extreme conditions, but may actually drag unusually mild air northward from Europe, sending high temperatures soaring to near 25 degrees Celsius, or 77 degrees Fahrenheit, on Sunday and Monday, according to the UK Met Office.
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TOKYO, June 28 (Reuters) - Shares of Showa Shell fell as much as 6 percent early Thursday after soaring to a record high a day earlier on a media report that Idemitsu Kosan's founding family would drop its opposition to plans for a merger with its Japanese rival.
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The island nation's dollar-denominated bonds tumbled on Monday with the 2020 issue falling as much as 2.7 cents to 94.98 cents, its lowest level since at least January 2017, with bid yields soaring to record levels of more than 9 percent, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
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After soaring to a peak of 2.47 percent last October as low oil prices starved the market of funds, six-month SAIBOR has fallen back to 2.01 percent as a slight rebound in oil and overseas borrowing by the government have eased pressure on state finances.
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Ted Cruz's father was somehow involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy (he wasn't) * "Inner city crime" was soaring to record levels (it wasn't) * The "real" unemployment rate was 42% (it wasn't) * He was opposed to the war in Iraq from the start (he wasn't) There's more.
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The stock has been a focus of the Saudi stock market in recent weeks, soaring to a close of 13.99 riyals in heavy trade on Sunday from around 7.50 riyals in mid-November, when international index compiler MSCI said it was adding the stock to its Saudi Arabia Index.
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Duque is taking Colombia&aposs presidency at a critical juncture: Coca production is soaring to record levels, holdout illegal armed groups are battling for territory where the state has little or no presence and a spate of killings of social activists has underlined that peace remains a relative term.
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The U.S. president has sought to publicly intervene in OPEC's policymaking ahead of a key meeting for the 14-member oil cartel on Friday, complaining in a pair of tweets that the Middle East-dominated group is to blame for crude prices recently soaring to multi-year highs.
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The U.S. president has sought to publicly intervene in OPEC's policymaking ahead of a key meeting for the 14-member oil cartel on Friday, complaining in a pair of tweets that the Middle-East-dominated group is to blame for crude prices recently soaring to multi-year highs.
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However, Wiedeking was subsequently accused of misleading the market about his intention to control Volkswagen as it only announced its intention to increase its direct stake to over 13 percent after disclosing the options position, which had sent VW's share price soaring to briefly make it the world's most valuable company.
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But data on Monday showed U.S. single-family homebuilding and permits rose in November to a level not seen since August 2007 and confidence among homebuilders soaring to near an 18-1/2-year high in December, in a hopeful sign for a housing market that has been struggling with supply constraints.
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Uganda is suffering from a drought across East Africa that has sent prices of staple foods soaring to record or near-record levels and could lead to food shortages in some areas, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said on Tuesday The interest rate cut is Uganda's sixth in a row.
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National elections are expected in April or May, and in recent months, Mr. Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party, or B.J.P., have come under withering fire for troubling weaknesses in India's economy and for allegations that Mr. Modi tried to suppress data showing India's unemployment rate soaring to a 45-year high.
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Trump's string of controversies around women -- from his Twitter insults of Heidi Cruz's looks to his comments about abortion -- have alienated female voters and sent the intensity of the one-third of the GOP that is dead-set on stopping Trump soaring to match the one-third that is with him no matter what, Goeas said.
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You've probably heard by now that fentanyl is the deadliest drug in the United States, but a new study released Thursday by the National Center for Health Statistics offers yet another grim reminder: Deaths caused by the powerful synthetic opioid doubled every year from 2013 to 2017, soaring to 18,300 fatal overdoses from under 2,2000 in a single year.
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You've probably heard by now that fentanyl is the deadliest drug in the United States, but a new study released Thursday by the National Center for Health Statistics offers yet another grim reminder: Deaths caused by the powerful synthetic opioid doubled every year from 2013 to 2016, soaring to 18,300 fatal overdoses from under 2,000 in a single year.
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The auction high for Basquiat has increased at least tenfold in the last 275 years, soaring to $57.3 million in 2016 with Christie's spring sale of a 1982 "Untitled" Basquiat owned by the New York collector Adam Lindemann, in which the artist depicts himself as a horned devil amid orange, red, white and black brush strokes.
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The Contas Abertas watchdog group, citing Finance Ministry data, says he has freed up funding for lawmakers' districts at an unprecedented rate to secure their support to bury the corruption charges, with outlays soaring to 2803 billion reais ($1.33 billion) since June, compared to just 100 million reais in the first five months of this year.
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Sanders decisively won Maine in the 2016 Democratic primary, soaring to a 29-point victory over eventual nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonSanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Clinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race Saagar Enjeti: Clinton remarks on Gabbard 'shows just how deep the rot in our system goes' MORE in the state's caucuses.
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The New York Times's Shane Goldmacher and Lisa Lerer reported that the announcement "sent shock waves through presidential campaigns," and added that there are worries within that it would create bad incentives: But campaign after campaign said the party's donor requirements are skewing the way they allocate resources, forcing them to choose between investing in staff or pouring more money into ads on sites like Facebook, where prices are soaring to dizzying new heights.
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