But that reassuring view has taken a beating of late.
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Privacy has certainly taken a beating in the digital age.
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Corn farmers have taken a beating in the last year.
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Industries such as travel and energy have taken a beating.
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The EPA's reputation and institutional strength have also taken a beating.
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What 'Justice' Really Means The word has taken a beating recently.
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Overall, tech stocks have taken a beating since the beginning of October.
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Sure, the sector has taken a beating the past several trading sessions.
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Procter & Gamble also reported a fantastic quarter, but has taken a beating.
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The company's stock has taken a beating this year, falling 28 percent.
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The Giants' wide receiver corps has taken a beating in training camp.
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This is the second year that the flag has taken a beating.
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Other areas of shale production have already taken a beating this year.
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This week the city that is my home has taken a beating.
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The company's reputation has taken a beating since U.S. authorities revealed the cheating.
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"It had taken a beating from years of sand and surfboards," Driver says.
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Houston's reputation as a boomtown has taken a beating from Tropical Storm Harvey.
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The law has taken a beating lately, however, as some lawmakers, like Sen.
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The cliché has actually taken a beating in political circles for its ubiquity.
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The results boosted other grocery shares that have taken a beating since Amazon.
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The company's stock has taken a beating since the leak was first reported.
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So far, Trump has taken a beating over his handling of the pandemic.
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THE STONE The word has taken a beating in the past few weeks.
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But in the court of public opinion, the billionaire family has taken a beating.
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The Turkish lira has taken a beating amid the economic slowdown and surging inflation.
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At the same time, its government bonds and its equities have taken a beating.
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Its stock has taken a beating after the company reported weak Q2 user additions.
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Tesla stock — which has already taken a beating in recent weeks — plummeted after Musk's outbreak.
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As a result, shares have taken a beating, falling 254% in the past 63 months.
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While coal has taken a beating in recent years, it's not going away anytime soon.
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Growth-sensitive currencies have taken a beating recently on rising risks to the global economy.
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The travel and leisure industry, such as hotels and cruise lines, has taken a beating.
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Global markets have taken a beating so far this year, even though 2019 has just begun.
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Goldman's stock has taken a beating, falling 28 percent since the charges were announced on Nov.
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The iShares Russell 2000 ETF has taken a beating this year, falling more than 12 percent.
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Thus, agencies have taken a beating after the ANA report for their widespread use of rebates.
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His only real issue is pressing for quick yards after he already has taken a beating.
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While Schumer's reputation may have taken a beating from the left, he's still a skilled negotiator.
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Supervalu has taken a beating in the past week following Amazon's bid to buy Whole Foods.
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The authority's reputation has taken a beating as the subway descended into crisis two years ago.
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Global markets haven taken a beating over the last two weeks, amid worries about COVID-223.
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Visit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more storiesChina&aposs image has taken a beating this week.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. stock market has taken a beating on the recent technology rout.
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Mexico's currency has taken a beating since Trump shocked the world by winning the U.S. presidential election.
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Technology stocks, which have taken a beating in the past three weeks, were higher in premarket trading.
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Uber's reputation has also taken a beating over accusations of gender discrimination and harassment and other scandals.
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The answer matters because Samsung's reputation has taken a beating as a result of the battery problems.
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Swift said his body had not taken a beating in the Asia League, but his face had.
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France's tourism sector has taken a beating following the coronavirus outbreak, according to the country's finance minister.
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The industry has taken a beating in several states around the country — and scored victories in others.
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The coffee giant's reputation has taken a beating so far in 2018, leaving Starbucks scrambling for solutions.
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This comes as the City of London's reputation as a financial center has taken a beating post-Brexit.
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My skin has taken a beating, but Aquaphor helps me feel like I have a brand new face.
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Shares of Facebook are up 2.6 percent on Thursday but have taken a beating from the latest news.
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Ever since our labradoodle, Rocket, arrived on the scene earlier this year, our furniture has taken a beating.
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People who expose wrongdoing in the workplace or among government contractors have taken a beating in recent years.
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Tencent, as China's biggest technology firm, has taken a beating, but so have the country's broader stock indices.
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The move is likely aimed at curbing short selling against the lira, which has recently taken a beating.
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The two sectors had taken a beating last week as investors loaded up on safe-havens amid geopolitical worries.
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Global stocks have taken a beating this month, but one surprising market has bucked the overall negative trend: Brazil.
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Linking the services will tie their public images to Facebook's, which has taken a beating, Axios' Ina Fried notes.
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Over the past year, L Brands' stock has taken a beating, falling about 31 percent in the time period.
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The restaurant industry has too many small, fast casual start-ups, and McDonald's stock has taken a beating lately.
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Apple shares have taken a beating in May as Washington and Beijing remain locked in a stalemate on trade.
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The grocery chain has taken a beating ever since Amazon announced its plans in June to acquire Whole Foods.
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Concordia shares have taken a beating after a pricing and distribution scandal hit larger peer Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.
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Italy's big lenders have taken a beating over the last 10 years and are already in a weakened state.
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Some of the company's executives are weighing their own legacies and reputations as Facebook's image has taken a beating.
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Windows' prestige has taken a beating in recent years as Apple managed to become synonymous with sleek and simple.
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Retail stocks including Macy's, Ralph Lauren, Coach owner Tapestry, Under Armour and Gap have taken a beating this week.
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Technology shares with lofty valuations have taken a beating over the last two sessions as volatility has picked up.
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Stockton also sees positive signals in the charts of Amazon and Apple, both of which have taken a beating lately.
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Qatari banking shares had taken a beating on concerns about their exposure to Turkey, but have seen some recovery recently.
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The company has taken a beating as a result, and CEO Tim Cook now regularly comes in for harsh criticism.
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Meanwhile, it's not just Chinese stocks that have been walloped by trade concerns; the yuan has taken a beating, too.
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Shares have Discovery have taken a beating since the company announced its $15 billion acquisition of Scripps Networks in July.
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The streaming giant missed forecasts for subscriber growth during the second quarter, and its stock has taken a beating since.
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The American Health Care Act has taken a beating since Speaker Paul Ryan and House Republicans introduced it in March.
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To be sure, Kroger has taken a beating ever since the Amazon-Whole Foods deal was announced in mid-June.
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But REIT stocks have taken a beating on the fallout, with investors looking for ways to trade on the news.
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"Nigerian crude has taken a beating for the last 0003 years ever since the U.S. scaled back buying," the seller added.
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Miller also expressed optimism about U.S. homebuilders, which have likewise taken a beating lately after soaring over the past five years.
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Dershowitz has taken a beating from those on the left who are willing to forsake integrity and honesty to fell Trump.
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The dry bulk sector has taken a beating from a slowdown in Chinese business and is struggling with huge over-capacity.
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Meal-kit businesses, like Blue Apron, have also taken a beating after Amazon announced it would be creating a similar service.
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Same-store sales fell 30 percent earlier this year before rebounding a bit, and the company's stock has taken a beating, too.
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This is not the first time health-care related stocks have taken a beating amid worries leading up to a presidential election.
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In the aftermath of the canceled operation, a former Department of Homeland Security official said morale at ICE had taken a beating.
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The Chinese currency, also known as the renminbi, has taken a beating since the trade war erupted more than a year ago.
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Capitalism may have taken a beating in 2008, but it is amazing to watch the efficiency of the exit market for startups.
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Some of last year's most popular players — including Amazon, Netflix and Google-parent Alphabet — have taken a beating so far in 2016.
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EU attempts to create a capital markets union have already taken a beating by Brexit, which removes the region's biggest financial hub.
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Another View The public's confidence in the capability of companies to protect customers' personal information has taken a beating in recent weeks.
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Last week, shares of JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Citigroup had taken a beating after their quarterly results and forecasts failed to excite investors.
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He is one of their own, and they know just how to handle him: Stroke his ego, which has recently taken a beating.
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Congratulations: We've made it through the presidential debate season, and though America's image abroad has taken a beating, we're still standing for now.
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They, along with other industrial stocks, have taken a beating in the wake of Trump's tariffs plans due to their exposure to China.
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In the past few years, early childhood education has taken a beating in studies of its effects a few years down the road.
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But since President Donald Trump was elected in 2016, Collins's moderate Republican image has taken a beating among a subset of Maine voters.
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U.S. markets, which have already taken a beating this month, could fall as much as 20 percent next year, according to a trading strategist.
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Puerto Rico's credibility has taken a beating in the last few months because it has not released its overdue audited financial statements for 2014.
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Apple suppliers' shares have taken a beating ever since reports about slowing iPhone 6S and 6S Plus demand surfaced towards the end of 2015.
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These once high-flying tech stocks have taken a beating lately, with Facebook leading the group down, with a 24 percent loss year over year.
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Shares of Under Amour have taken a beating after the sportswear company reported lower-than-expected quarterly sales — its second disappointing quarter in a row.
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The dry bulk sector has taken a beating from the slowdown in Chinese business at a time when the sector is struggling with huge overcapacity.
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The results eased some pressure on the health insurance sector where stocks have taken a beating in the past few weeks over policy-related uncertainty.
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The Turkish lira has also taken a beating, in part because the president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, says that low interest rates reduce inflation (see Buttonwood).
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The bureau has taken a beating in public over what many perceive as special treatment for the former secretary of state and her top aides.
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One euro zone outlier is Italy, whose bond market has taken a beating on concern that a weakening economy will exacerbate the country's budget deficit.
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Between the lines: Facebook has taken a beating from the media for filling feeds with news that plays on readers' emotions and pre-existing views.
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The currency has taken a beating this year, due in part to a failed oil auction that prompted a prolonged intervention by the central bank.
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Over the last two years, Facebook's public image has taken a beating for scandals regarding widespread disinformation, negative impacts on users' mental health, and more.
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The major department store chains have taken a beating over the past year, after a spate of unseasonably warm weather bit into their year-ago sales.
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Maruti also manufactures hybrid cars, demand for which has taken a beating after the government raised sales taxes on them to as much as 43 percent.
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It was February 2 and XIV — an arcane, fiendishly complex financial security that he had sunk $0003,500 into earlier that week — had indeed taken a beating.
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The Hang Seng has taken a beating in recent months amid instability in the city, falling by more than 10% since the start of the protests.
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RATTLING THE FRAMEWORK OF POSTCRISIS REGULATION | The regulatory architecture that governments have been putting into place over the last few years has taken a beating recently,
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The Unsworth case looks particularly bad for Musk, whose image has taken a beating amid conflicts with employees, investors and regulators in the past two years.
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Sterling, which has taken a beating from renewed concern over a hard Brexit, was set for its worst week in over two years against the greenback.
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Global risk assets have taken a beating on growing concerns a referendum next week could push Britain out of the European Union and hurt the global economy.
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Markets are already nervous as some recent results such as Axis Bank, Reliance Industries, Adani Power and Mindtree have disappointed and these stocks have taken a beating.
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Cryptocurrency prices have taken a beating in 2018 after news of regulatory crackdowns, major hacks, tech companies banning advertising and investor uncertainty around the upcoming tax season.
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But that view has taken a beating in recent months, as news shared on Facebook had a huge — and, critics say, pernicious — effect on the presidential election.
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STERLING HAS taken a beating in recent weeks on fears of a no-deal Brexit, briefly falling to a two-year low against the euro on August 13th.
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Most Asian currencies have got the better of the dollar which has taken a beating on growing concerns over the U.S. administration's inability to deliver on promises made.
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Tesla's shares have taken a beating in the last few weeks, as investors have become increasingly concerned that demand for the company's existing Model S sedan is weakening.
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Wells Fargo's image has taken a beating over the past several days, and the scandal over its illegal sales practices are causing concern that the damage could spread.
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U.S. stocks have taken a beating for the better part of this year on increasing concerns of a sustained slowdown in global economic growth and falling oil prices.
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But that part of the national self-image has also taken a beating from a pandemic that has overwhelmed many hospitals and sickened thousands of health care workers.
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Ever since Jeff Bezos' announced plans on June 16 to acquire grocery chain , retailers and supermarket stocks have taken a beating, with Wal-Mart included in that group.
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On January 20213, Apple said that its critical holiday quarter revenue would be $22021 billion short of its previous projection because iPhone sales had taken a beating in China.
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It could be that, by the time Labour gets into power, the current government has so mucked up the Brexit process that the pound has already taken a beating.
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Gold's shining rally has taken a beating, but prominent gold booster Peter Schiff believes that the precious metal's time isn't over, thanks to his expectation of Federal Reserve hesitation.
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Energy companies in the U.S., and elsewhere, have taken a beating on the global decline in oil prices which have hit 12-year lows of around $32 this week.
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French bonds have taken a beating since the start of the year on fears about the popularity of the far right's, anti-euro Le Pen in the presidential race.
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Growth-sensitive currencies have taken a beating recently on rising risks to the global economy, highlighted by the shakeout in U.S. bond yields which signaled a future recession there.
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Revenues at the retailer, which was acquired by Men's Wearhouse in 2014, have taken a beating since it did away with its famous Buy One Get Three Free promotions.
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Truthfully, my physical health and social life have taken a beating in the process between the ordering takeout, lack of sleep, and minimal time to invest in being social.
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London's main stock index has taken a beating but a year from now it will be the place to be, predicts Larry McDonald, editor of The Bear Traps report.
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Retail stocks have taken a beating because fewer people are going to offline stores and and investors are predicting that tax reform will hurt those who sell imported goods.
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Fair Game Under siege for setting up thousands of phony customer accounts to generate fees, Wells Fargo has taken a beating in Congress and the court of public opinion.
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Argentina's economy has taken a beating in 2018 after the run on the peso currency prompted the government to secure a $50 billion credit line from the International Monetary Fund.
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As Justice Thomas chronicled in his Garco dissent, that principle has in recent years taken a beating in concurrences written by Thomas, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito.
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President Donald Trump has taken a beating for months over how his tit-for-tat trade wars with China and a host of friendly countries has affected farmers across America.
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Chinese stocks have taken a beating, and some market pundits are now saying they could be on the edge of a bear market that, once here, could linger for months.
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After a rebound on the public market this past fall driven by a restructuring of the business, the company has taken a beating since on poor sales and poor guidance.
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"I've taken a beating physically before," Barrett said before Game 4 of the World Series on Saturday, in the umpires' dressing room beneath the third-base stands at Dodger Stadium.
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In Iowa, which will hold the first presidential nominating contest in February, farmers have taken a beating from the trade conflict with China and have urged Trump to strike an agreement.
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They warned that, while not illegal, it could further damage Deutsche Bank's reputation, which had already taken a beating from a federal investigation into the bank's role in Russian money laundering.
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"With the will for peace from all sides, I am sure we can reach satisfactory solutions for everyone soon," said Santos, whose political image has taken a beating with the result.
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The Trump administration has made extracting more money from America's European allies a priority, and the NATO alliance has, at times, taken a beating Trump and from members of his administration.
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Mr. Macron will probably get an immediate and welcome bounce in public opinion polls, where he has taken a beating after ramming unpopular but necessary labor and tax reforms through parliament.
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Source: Orbital Insight and JPMorgan At Kroger, which has taken a beating by investors in the aftermath of the Amazon-Whole Foods deal, car traffic dropped significantly in September, JPMorgan said.
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The sector had taken a beating on Monday, recording its worst daily performance in five weeks, on increasing worries that some of the high-flying tech stocks were falling out of favor.
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Growth-sensitive currencies have taken a beating recently on rising risks to the global economy, highlighted by the shakeout in U.S. bond yields, which markets have read as a signal of recession.
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Pitt tries to rectify this by pulling out all the stops, dropping his voice a few registers to imitate a man whose vocal cords have taken a beating yelling in the desert.
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Local authorities have been trying to evacuate at least a million people in recent days, and some 20,000 makeshift homes at a refugee camp for Rohingya Muslims have already taken a beating.
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Semiconductor stocks, which have taken a beating after Apple Inc's sales warnings, led Wall Street's rally on Thursday on better-than-feared results from chipmakers, including Xilinx Inc and Lam Research Corp.
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Sentiment towards the pound has taken a beating as some investors have ratcheted up their expectations about a no-deal Brexit while others are expecting increased political uncertainty in the coming months.
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Since its former chief executive, André Esteves, was arrested in relation to the Petrobras corruption investigation, the bank's share price has taken a beating and clients have withdrawn billions from their accounts.
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For at least several months, the start-up — which launched in 2012 to sell men's clothing for bargain prices online and via its mobile app — has taken a beating on social media.
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Their stocks, as well as those of other U.S. drug and medical equipment suppliers, have taken a beating in the past year as speculation over Amazon expanding its considerable reach gained momentum.
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The tech sector has taken a beating on Wall Street over the last month and Apple's weak forecast fed into the same investor fears that have sent shares of Facebook Inc, Amazon.
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If you feel like you've taken a beating after spending eight hours on a plane, try spending a shift on the assembly line that rolls out the flying metal tubes you so hate.
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Indivior's shares have taken a beating in recent months after losing a couple of legal cases in its battle to protect the patent of Suboxone Film, which generates 80 percent of its revenues.
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Since then, Conor has taken a beating at the hands of Khabib, but when we got Silva out, he said he doesn't care about that, telling our guy he still wants the fight.
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Contrary to the forecasts, the dollar has slumped, commodities have taken a beating across the board and government bond yields have been held in check despite more aggressive policy from the Federal Reserve.
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Previously, the airline saw the weaker ringgit, which has taken a beating over the past two years, as a boon because it made Malaysia a value-for-money destination among travellers, increasing passenger traffic.
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The tech sector, one of the best-performing sectors of 2016, has taken a beating since Republican Donald Trump shocked the world to win the presidential election, falling more than 2 percent since then.
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One is that he is down in the polls, having taken a beating at the DNC last week, and needs something to distract attention from damaging issues like his criticism of the Khan family.
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Growth-sensitive currencies have taken a beating recently on rising risks to the global economy, highlighted by the shakeout in U.S. bond yields, which markets have read as a signal of a future recession.
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Hope has taken a beating here and globalization has taken a toll: Factories have closed, wages have stagnated, and small-scale farmers who cannot compete with large agribusiness operations have been pushed into bankruptcy.
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Those freedoms have taken a beating in recent years, with democratically-elected lawmakers expelled from the legislature, others refused the right to stand for election, and numerous prosecutions of activists and pro-democracy figures.
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Volkswagen has taken a beating since September, when tests commissioned by the ICCT found it had installed software on some diesel models that disabled pollution controls once the car was off the test stand.
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The greenback had taken a beating as market participants saw the prospects for a U.S. fiscal spending boost from President Donald Trump significantly diminished by his failure to pass a key healthcare reform bill.
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The company's shares have taken a beating as the impact of Mr. Immelt's long tenure as C.E.O. has come into sharper focus since G.E. announced in June that he would depart as chief executive.
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The euro may have taken a beating from a combination of a strong dollar and fears over Europe's political future, but now is the time to go long, a UBS analyst told CNBC on Thursday.
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For the EU, it is a first trade pact with a G7 country and a success at a time when the bloc's credibility has taken a beating from Britain's 2016 vote to leave the grouping.
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Britain's insurers have taken a beating from a run of volatile weather, with the hottest summer in living memory following a blast of icy weather earlier in the year dubbed the "Beast from the East".
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VW's sales have so far not taken a beating from its "dieselgate" scandal, sparked by its admission in September that it installed illegal software to mask toxic emissions on about 11 million diesel vehicles worldwide.
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British insurers have taken a beating from a run of volatile weather, with the hottest summer in living memory following a blast of icy weather earlier in the year dubbed the "Beast from the East".
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Dumping its butterfly keyboards for the scissor-style keyboards could potentially restore the MacBook's reputation, which has taken a beating since Apple introduced the flat keyboard in 2015 on the now-discontinued 12-inch MacBook.
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LONDON — Britain's international image may have taken a beating over the past year, as the country proceeds with its stuttering exit from the European Union, but its unique asset was on full display on Monday.
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"Japan has taken a beating but for now we look to be on the other side, while the assault on U.S. and U.K. markets continues," said Martin King, co-managing director at Tyton Capital Advisors.
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The gasoil market has taken a beating in recent weeks due to the availability of barrels in the region, with spring refinery turnarounds failing to tighten supply as much as had been expected, trade sources said.
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The $3.8 trillion market, where states, cities, schools and other issuers sell debt, had taken a beating amid a selling frenzy by funds and others scrambling for cash as coronavirus fears wreak havoc on global markets.
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The currency has taken a beating, tumbling to 31-year lows last week, on fears that Britain is heading for a "hard Brexit" that would see it leave the EU's single market when it quits the bloc.
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The US government has been inconsistent, thus far, on what affects a trade war could have on the average person, and the stock market—which loves consistency—has taken a beating with all the rumors and speculation.
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The dollar has taken a beating in 2017 as economic growth and inflation in the United States has not taken off as previously thought, and President Donald Trump's reflationary policies have hit a series of political obstacles.
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Granted, Nigeria's markets and currency have taken a beating over the last 53 months, these population and business factors have created a compelling investment thesis for tech entrepreneurs and investors to scale in Nigeria first, then outward.
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Demand in the UK and Germany has taken a beating from political uncertainty and fears of a recession respectively, prompting SIG to focus on streamlining operations, switching to higher-margin sales, and cutting down costs and debt.
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Trump has taken a beating for insulting the appearance of Cruz's wife, making abortion comments that infuriated just about everyone, and defending his campaign manager even after he was charged with battery for allegedly grabbing a female reporter.
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Swedbank, like Danske, now has an interim boss—Anders Karlsson, until this week its chief financial officer—who must try to get to the bottom of things and restore trust (which Mr Idermark admitted has "taken a beating").
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Wall Street may have taken a beating at the end of May amid trade-related concerns and fears around political uncertainty in Italy, but that didn't stop major U.S. stock indexes from recording their best month since January.
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Markets in the resource-rich Latin American economies had taken a beating in August as the United States and China escalated their trade dispute with additional tariffs on each other's goods, with growth dwindling in both Brazil and Mexico.
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Turner CEO John Martin told The Wrap at CES last night that the nightly show has taken a beating in the ratings as it competes with series like The Daily Show, but a weekly offering could help it stand out.
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In a year when the U.S. currency has taken a beating partly because of Trump's inability to get backing from other lawmakers for his spending measures, the tax plan helped push stocks up while safe-haven U.S. Treasuries sold off.
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Sterling has taken a beating since the Bank of England's decision to raise interest rates earlier this month, falling nearly 2 percent as markets have ramped up their bets that interest rates will rise only twice over the next three years.
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Shares of Indivior, which was spun out from Reckitt Benckiser in 2014 and has tripled in value even after this week's fall, have taken a beating in recent months after losing legal cases to protect the patent of Suboxone Film.
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For the tech giants, this plea represents a huge opportunity to get back in the public's good graces, as an industry whose image has taken a beating is being asked, even urged, to step up in a moment of national emergency.
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New York had more than 10 percent of the nation's daily fantasy players at the time the businesses were barred by the state, and the companies' bottom lines have taken a beating since they pulled out under the March agreement with Mr. Schneiderman.
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"Market confidence has taken a beating and it is not the import tariff itself that is driving sentiment but expectations that we are going to get more and more from this administration," said a fund manager at a large U.S. investment firm.
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This together with a fall in U.S. Treasury yields set the tone for trade in European bond markets, which have taken a beating in the past week on expectations that the economic polices of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will fuel inflation.
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The security reputation of iOS, once considered the world's most hardened mainstream operating system, has taken a beating over the past month: Half a dozen interactionless attacks that could take over iPhones without a click were revealed at the Black Hat security conference.
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Conventional economic wisdom suggests that in the long term, Uncle Sam's burgeoning debt load will put upward pressure on interest rates and hammer the dollar (which has also taken a beating, in spite of soaring yields that theoretically should help bolster its appeal).
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The U.K. vote to exit the European Union adds yet another wave of uncertainty to sales and profits at the high end, which have already taken a beating due to a stronger dollar, slowing economic growth and a shift toward spending on experiences versus goods.
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The link between broken-windows policing and the crime decline has taken a beating among criminologists in recent years — so much so that two of its early champions (one of them current NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton) wrote a defense of it in winter 2015.
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"Tech stocks have taken a beating in the past few months, and every time there is a stock market correction, people start to wonder if the spigot of capital that has fueled so much Bay Area growth is about to be turned off," Palmer said.
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The letter marks the latest headache for Wells Fargo, which has taken a beating in Washington ever since government regulators charged earlier this month that the bank created fake checking and credit card accounts for existing clients in an attempt to boost sales numbers.
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For the EU, it is a first trade pact with a G7 country and a success plucked from the jaws of defeat at a time when the bloc's credibility has taken a beating from Britain's vote in June to leave after 43 years of membership.
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"Hopes of fruitful trade negotiations have taken a beating since the optimism that was around a week ago when the Buenos Aires G20 meeting prompted hope of a rally into the end of the year for equities," said Kit Juckes, a strategist at Societe Generale.
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Fears of contagion from the region's sovereign debt crisis also put otherwise healthy banks under suspicion and there are still concerns over the number of non-performing loans (NPLs) on bank balance sheets, especially in Italy, where banking stocks have taken a beating this year.
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"Risk sentiment has taken a beating on the North Korea jitters and weak equity markets with the only exception being the euro, as the uptrend momentum seems to be behind the single currency," said Stephen Gallo, European Head of FX Strategy at BMO Financial Group in London.
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Industry group Nasscom represents India's largest tech companies — including Tata Consultancy, Wipro and Infosys — whose stocks have taken a beating this week ahead of a Trump executive order expected to start the process of reprioritizing the visa lottery system in favor of the highest-paying jobs.
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The latest development comes one week after Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg traveled to Washington, D.C. She met with lawmakers in an attempt to repair the company's reputation, which has taken a beating following revelations that Russian actors purchased $100,85033 in political ads on its platform.
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MEXICO CITY, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank is seen hiking its benchmark interest rate to a nearly 10-year high of 8.0 percent on Thursday as the peso currency has taken a beating in recent weeks and analysts shift their forecasts for a weaker currency.
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That's partly because GOP senators have already taken a beating over confirming Betsy DeVos as education secretary, and many are wary about expending even more political capital for another nominee who is bound to prompt an emotional fight -- especially one with significant liabilities before his hearings have even begun.
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Most residents here were caught by surprise — according to locals the town hasn't seen major flooding in over a decade, and the storm had been forecast to move further east and hit Lake Charles, Louisiana, which had already taken a beating earlier in the week during Harvey's first landfall.
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Uber is launching a tool aimed at making it easier for suburban commuters to reach their nearest train station each morning — a sign the ride-sharing giant might be trying to play nice with cities after studies have shown that public transport has taken a beating from Uber and rival Lyft.
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One is a fiery genie thing who can spit flames all over the place; one a shadow that can save Ali from tight spots; one a plant that munches through iron bars; and finally there's a fairy who shoots bubbles at enemies and can heal Ali when he's taken a beating.
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Although Facebook hasn't lost any users as a result of scandal, its brand has likely taken a beating — Facebook's user satisfaction ranking has fallen to the lowest score among social media companies ranked: 63 out of 100, down from its 2015 high of 75, per the ASCI E-Business report.
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Read more: Tech IPO injury report: Some of the biggest names in tech have taken a beating after going public this yearFor a leader who isn't self-aware, the perceived privilege of living the high life can bring a warped sense of security that their actions aren't visible and therefore they're not accountable.
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The company has taken a beating on social media and in the news media since one of its executives seemingly linked poor sales to a lack of enthusiasm for newer characters who were female or had more diverse backgrounds, like a black Captain America, a Korean-American Hulk or a female Thor.
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The move is aimed at offsetting a cash shortage after British bank stocks have taken a beating, eroding the equity portion of their capital base "Those U.K. households and businesses who want to seize viable opportunities … can be confident that they will be supported by the financial system," Bank of England Governor Mark Carney told reporters Tuesday.
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As brick-and-mortar retail stores have taken a beating from the internet, yoga, Pilates, rowing, boxing, cycling, barre and H.I.I.T. studios are entering the spaces formerly inhabited by apparel, books and electronics stores: catering to a consumer class seemingly more interested in investing in the shape of their bodies than the clothes that cover them.
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China and the U.S. have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of goods this year, increasing fears that tighter trading conditions will slow down the global economy and eventually hit things here in the U.S. U.S. equities have taken a beating this month into the report, with the S&P 500 falling more than 7 percent in October through Thursday's close.
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So on Monday, conservatives around the country got out the Make America Great Again hats, unfurled American flags and held rallies at state capitols and on courthouse steps, seeking to rekindle the populist fervor that helped vault Mr. Trump to the White House and stick up for a president whose approval ratings have taken a beating during five storm-tossed weeks in office.
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This raises a lot of profoundly worrying questions: As Vox's Yochi Dreazen has written, Nunes's reputation has already taken a beating, with the top Democrat on his committee accusing him of doing the White House's bidding and demands that he recuse himself from the probe, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi saying he'd tarnished the office, and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer flatly calling for his removal.
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Tanking valuation WeWork's competitors are scrambling to distance themselves from the co-working giant, but many are following the same scriptWeWork cofounders Adam and Rebekah Neumann are close friends with Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner and invited them to Rebekah's extravagant 247th birthday bash in ItalyThe CEO of $2100 billion WeWork rival Knotel says the idea of coworking is 'over'Tech IPO injury report: Some of the biggest names in tech have taken a beating after going public this year24.4 VC investors in flex-space startups slam WeWork's governance and leadership as its valuation crumblesWeWork's top communications executives are jumping ship as the company struggles to go publicWeWork is doing increasing amounts of business with SoftBank, which is also its biggest investorThe history of WeWork's meteoric valuation rise — and fallPrivate wealth execs at JPMorgan and UBS told us they're lending more against private shares.
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George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayWhy pro-Trump 'rubes' will win again in 2020 George Conway: Witness missing from impeachment trial is Trump Democrats sharpen case on second day of arguments MORE told CNN on Wednesday that "the verdict of history is going to be on Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyYang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' MORE's side" after the Utah Republican voted to convict President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE on one article of impeachment, adding that "reality has taken a beating" with Trump's acquittal on both charges in his Senate trial.
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