Long before Amazon, Microsoft and Google were talking up their competition for cloud customers, a number of young companies were talking up something called an Application Service Provider.
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Certainly, the president cannot resist talking up his own greatness.
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Granted, President Obama was talking up his own economic recovery.
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They are talking up tax reform as often as they can.
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Up top is that camera Google's been talking up so much.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook began talking up Apple's interest last July.
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ReWalk has been talking up its upcoming "soft exoskeleton" since January.
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Officials in some producing nations are still talking up the deal.
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I'm going to make content while we're talking up here, yes.
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So with Netscape, Bill Joy had been talking up that whole thing.
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Talking up rate expectations is a sufficient tool to reach this target.
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Once again, DocPlanner is talking up the possibility of further acquisitions, too.
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Meanwhile, Blickfeld is talking up the value add of its new investors.
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Hubby's been talking up a "very, very special night" he's got planned.
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Officials in some oil producing nations are still talking up the deal.
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Then he returned to talking up the need for a tax overhaul.
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The bottom line: Yes, Hippeau is talking up his own book (Axios included).
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TC: You are talking up byFounders' ability to build bridges to Silicon Valley.
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Members were talking up a series of posts by Sean Trende, a RealClearPolitics.
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Trump was already talking up the prospects of a breakthrough at the summit.
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Starting in mid-2014, Fed officials began talking up future interest rate hikes.
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Mr. Gou has a history of talking up investments that do not materialize.
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Boss Ginni Rometty keeps talking up artificial intelligence and remote servers and services.
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Netanyahu has dismissed Saar's challenge, talking up his security credentials and international prowess.
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Congressional Republicans have been talking up changing the tax treatment of retirement savings.
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Trump will likely start talking up the stock market again when the pain ends.
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After all, Microsoft has been talking up the title since way back in 2014.
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Trump has been talking up the economy in recent days and dismissing recession fears.
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Instead, Mr Bristow is talking up an estimated $7bn in savings over 20 years.
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Related to this, the startup is talking up the tech underpinning its metasearch engine.
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And we may be talking up until its time to vote on the bill.
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For example, Google is talking up how it's improving the infrastructure for Google Cloud.
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He answers questions about his Wall Street ties by talking up his humble roots.
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"One of the players I remember Howard talking up was Grant Hill," Krzyzewski said.
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A famous rapper had some fun this week talking up a member of Congress.
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And several other states, including Connecticut and New York, are also talking up legalization.
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We're talking up to 2119 percent off, people — and the deals don't stop there.
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"UNH has been talking up a blue streak about how well it's doing," he said.
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Biden tried to fight back, talking up his long record of supporting civil rights legislation.
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Just listen to him talking up his co-star Kit Harington in the clip above.
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Meanwhile, Boland is talking up the U.K. and FiveAI's potential as an autonomous vehicle leader.
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Instead, the company is talking up its own efforts to tackle Mr Zuckerberg's four gripes.
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But then Trump pressured him into showing off and talking up the company's newest technology.
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They were, most likely, talking up their conquests and trying to puff out their chests.
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It's also talking up the range of entrepreneurial, operational and investment experience its partners span.
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That said, in today's investor letter, Musk and Ahuja were back to talking up automation.
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In addition to talking up his own cosmetics in videos, Star reviewed other makeup lines.
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But McMaster seemingly hasn't lost his penchant for talking up his products in the meantime.
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That's David Fahrenthold, star Washington Post reporter, doing some of the things you're talking up.
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Mills kept talking up youth and athleticism and that key word of the day — defense.
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Netanyahu had played down Saar's challenge, talking up his own security credentials and international prowess.
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Companies like Merck and Johnson & Johnson are increasingly talking up machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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Here's a video from back when Intel was talking up its wearables strategy in 2014:
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Mack knows she's skilled at talking up things like black holes without talking down to people.
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Trump supporters spend more time tweeting about Clinton than they do talking up their own candidate.
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The company has been talking up its Nokia relaunch as an announcement of game changing proportions.
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Snapdragon's been talking up its new wearable chip architecture since Google I/O back in May.
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But it's very ambitious stuff, and Abovitz has never been shy about talking up its value.
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Political conventions are usually a mix of talking up the party's nominee and denouncing the opponent.
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Trump is talking up an as-yet-unproven drug to try to give it to them.
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Trump has attempted to soothe anxious traders by talking up progress toward a deal with China.
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Before Election Day, Fox News executives were talking up a new focus on straight news coverage.
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Uncle Rex is still talking up a storm, but he's closing in on the end now.
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Thinking back, he recalled wryly how he was mocked in 2017 for talking up a French renaissance.
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This may not happen: Gou has a history of talking up big investments that do not materialize.
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She said the Fed should be talking up an increase if indeed policymakers plan to deliver one.
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Inside the House of Commons the mood was more portentous, with MPs talking up their historic moment.
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Officials started talking up a derivatives reboot when the stock market was in better shape in 2017.
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Executives are talking up their investments in carbon-capture tech, renewables, and steps to cut methane leakage.
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Boosted is talking up its braking system which appears to be more advanced than what competitors offer.
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As always, T-Mobile can't resist trying to shame its rivals while talking up its own progress.
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It's also talking up two new hires, adding to its 100-strong team based in London's Shoreditch.
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R3's Cooper also declined to comment, instead talking up the potential of a large investor base.
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Inside is the proprietary Kirin 980 processor the company's been talking up since way back at IFA.
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Of late, Tesla has been talking up the third version of its long-promised Solar Roof, a.k.a.
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She's responsible for the final assembly of the knives, and she was always talking up the company.
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Plus, it's a great milestone to reach out to the press and start talking up the story.
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In other cases, companies are talking up hiring plans now, after earlier decisions to quietly shed workers.
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This may not happen: Gou has a history of talking up big investments that do not materialise.
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The company is really talking up the panel's accuracy and wide range of color reproduction, as well.
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Inside, it's like the catalogue, in V.R.: a hale crew, attired in Patagonia, talking up their trips.
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In a CNN town hall, Klobuchar struck a similar note, talking up her long career of managing people.
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Westerners are talking up faster integration, even if that means leaving nationalistic easterners behind in a "multispeed Europe".
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Industries talking up the Russian challenge as a way to justify more defense spending and new weapons systems.
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You can bet, too, that Samsung will be talking up its new quality control measures for the S8.
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During the company's last earnings call — just three months ago — Levin was talking up plans for the service.
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In talking up Project Fear, the Leave camp may only draw more attention to the dangers of Brexit.
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She's talking up a storm," shares Duff, who adds, Ryan says Mama and Dada "all day, every day.
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But policymakers have already crossed the rubicon of public opinion and are relishing talking up having a go.
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There are real risks for the British government in talking up the prospect of leaving without a deal.
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State Senate President Kevin de Leon has been talking up the possibility of primarying Feinstein for months now.
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Since then, they have taken to periodically talking up Sessions to West Wing officials who speak to Trump.
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Evangelical volunteers have responded by distributing campaign flyers outside churches and talking up Bolsonaro to friends and neighbors.
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Today, he travels the world talking up Amazon's tech at conferences, and meeting with customers large and small.
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Perhaps this is where Apple will start talking up the AI chip it has reportedly been working on.
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Ivanka Trump may be talking up the perils of climate change, but her father is showing little concern.
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Lately, though, he's been talking up contemporary music and voicing strong support for Ms. Borda, both encouraging signs.
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He also insisted he doesn't want a war with Iran, all the while talking up America's military might.
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Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel also attended, talking up the party's strong fundraising numbers, one attendee said.
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With his hopes for a deal suffering a setback, Trump is again talking up the benefits of tariffs.
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In fact, Trump himself had been talking up NASA's planned lunar mission, called Artemis, as recently as last month.
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We&aposre going to tell you why President Trump is suddenly talking up a red wave in midterm elections.
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Specifically EF is talking up the quality of teaching and research at the country's science universities and Grandes Écoles.
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Alphabet currently does not disclose sales figures for its cloud computing and hardware segments, despite talking up these efforts.
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This means they do a lot of talking up their costars — a requisite part of the press tour cycle.
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We're talking up to 70% off some of its cult products and free shipping for any order over $40.
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Two ministers who gave the convention&aposs opening prayer spent more time talking up Cuomo than they did God.
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At the time the company was talking up its IPO prospects, but a public offering has yet to materialise.
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Mr. Trump and his advisers have been talking up the trade truce, but the Chinese have mostly been silent.
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That has left the EU talking up the declaration, which is not legally binding, as an already agreed blueprint.
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Google has been talking up autonomous vehicles since 2009 when Sebastian Thrun launched the company's groundbreaking driverless car effort.
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Peter Serafinowicz has dubbed over a video of Trump talking up the impact he's had on the Democratic race.
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So we can assume people of her caliber, tweeting and talking up the games, is good for NBC's coverage.
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He's getting talking up as a powerhouse of design power, clearly full of ego off his massive game release.
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He has vowed to stick to the nuclear deal with Iran, while talking up ties with Trump and Saudi Arabia.
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We're talking up-and-coming boundary-pushers to the top players in the startup world — iconic technologists, investors and founders.
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The biggest addition here is the long-awaited arrival of Group FaceTime, something the company's been talking up since WWDC.
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CEO Alexander Karp won't comment on IPO rumors, but that hasn't stopped investors from talking up its expected 2019 debut.
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Trump has been talking up the economy in recent days, as have other White House officials, and dismissing recession fears.
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Musk is already talking up just how successful he thinks Tesla vehicles, led by the cheaper Model 3, will be.
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At the time Cook was talking up AR, a technology that Apple embraced Monday with the announcement of the ARKit.
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The Ohio governor is betting he'll win more votes by talking up his experience, rather than tearing down his opponents.
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On the flip side, Cramer launched a new ad spot talking up his record on energy production in North Dakota.
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Meanwhile, BioCatch is talking up its robust IP portfolio, with more than 56 patents that are either granted or pending.
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In his speeches, he tends to focus on making a case against Donald J. Trump while talking up Mrs. Clinton.
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There is a cascade of prominent Republicans endorsing Hillary, donating to Hillary, appearing in Hillary ads, talking up Hillary's charms.
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Instead, Nixon dedicated much of his time to talking up initiatives that would increase prevention and treatment for drug abuse.
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Energy ministers had been talking up progress toward the permanent arrangement as recently as their meeting in Vienna earlier this month.
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But he didn't understand why Trump was tweeting about those topics when he could be talking up his accomplishments, Johnson said.
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But on Tuesday night, the second of the Republican National Convention, Erickson wasn't talking up the Republican Party or its nominee.
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The company knew there would be a little egg on its face after a few years of talking up the port.
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It's easy to criticize the company for talking up such blue-sky thinking, when the modern-day technology is so limited.
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Luckily, there are 4 incredible sales happening right now that are offering up deals – we're talking up to 80 percent off!
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You know, they've been talking, up to now, about market expectations being low, but now they're saying … outright they have declined.
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Automakers are taking the wraps off their latest machines, talking up power and comfort while the metal gleams in the spotlights.
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Just as the United States looks to take a more protectionist tilt, Brazil is talking up its push towards free trade.
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Under Modi, India has been talking up the appeal of bullet trains as the main rail network, slow and saturated, struggles.
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But OPEC could begin talking up a second reduction in May as the six-month program of cuts expires, he added.
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Republicans in critical down-ballot races are taking a page from the Democrats' playbook: They are talking up gun control measures.
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That means talking up the evils they contain and making clear what may come if those behind them are not confronted.
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As an aside, EQT Ventures is talking up the way it discovered AnyDesk, namely via the VC firm's "Motherbrain" AI platform.
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And then, that night, talking up in the news with whatever bias or prejudice that they came into the story with.
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Once on side, Scaramucci became a dedicated supporter, talking up Trump's policies and defending him from criticism on television and Twitter.
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Mr. Musk is already talking up just how successful he thinks Tesla vehicles, led by the cheaper Model 3, will be.
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One feature TriggerMesh is specifically talking up and very relevant to legacy enterprises is its integration functionality with on-premise software.
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Instead, Trump administration officials have veered from the standard practice of talking up the dollar by pretty much doing the opposite.
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Democrats insist that they can aggressively pursue investigations and oversight potentially leading to impeachment while also talking up their legislative agenda.
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It is part of a trend of Microsoft executives minimizing their consumer products in favor of talking up their cloud services.
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From liberal technocrats talking up education to Trumpian nationalists promising better trade deals, everyone has an incrementalist approach to these problems.
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At the event, Bosworth offered a live demo alongside Portal chief Ryan Cairns while talking up the company's commitment to hardware.
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By talking up ideas like decriminalizing illegal border crossing, they fear that voters will lose sight of Mr. Trump's divisive policies.
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There will be many in Seoul and Tokyo who are relieved that Washington and Pyongyang are talking up friendship, not potential war.
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However, he disapproved of Modi talking up the air strike in Pakistan, which led to aerial clashes between the nuclear-armed rivals.
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One of Mr. Quintero's regulars is Ozzie, a homeless man who for years has been talking up the spaceship he is designing.
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In his first Facebook fireside chat he spent 90 seconds talking up "nova previdência" ("new pensions") before returning to more congenial subjects.
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Obama had hoped to spend his final journey to Asia as president talking up the highlights of his pivot to the region.
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Like almost all VC firms these days, Capnamic is also talking up the operational support it brings, citing business development and mentoring.
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We're talking up to 70 percent off rugs, up to 50 percent off mattresses, and up to 65 percent off outdoor furniture.
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She is putting her best foot forward with the Hancocks by talking up admissions initiatives and name-dropping her mentor Leonard McCullen.
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Yet no amount of government tinkering or talking up is going to turn the Indian elephant into a tiger any time soon.
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At California events, Clinton has been careful to focus her criticism on Trump, not Sanders, while talking up her national security experience.
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They say Pompeo and other officials have done so by publicly and privately talking up ties between al Qaeda and Iran. Sen.
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Lee, too, was an early believer in the coworking company, quoted in Forbes in a 2014 article talking up the firm's promise.
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They are the natural emissaries for the 'hood and are probably talking up your place with friends and second cousins right now.
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Kushner has been talking up his immigration plan with the aid of a PowerPoint presentation, which detractors have derided as laughably simplistic.
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He's talking up the numbers, big time, and the fact that he had to take out a second mortgage on the farm.
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Pruitt and Energy Secretary Rick Perry have been talking up the "red team, blue team" idea in recent weeks for climate science.
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Amy Klobuchar joined the 2020 Democratic race, separating herself from the pack by talking up her efforts to take on big tech.
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Facebook has been talking up its third-party fact-checking partners as the company continues its war against fake news and misinformation campaigns.
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But Google is talking up the first Assistant-enabled smart displays from Lenovo, JBL, and LG which will go on sale in July.
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He has said he will lead neither a "Faragista UKIP" focused on immigration nor a "Carswellite UKIP" talking up the benefits of Brexit.
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Like Mr Johnson, Mr Hunt has pandered to the right of his party by talking up the possibility of a no-deal Brexit.
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Huawei has spent a lot of time talking up the supposed AI capabilities of its latest in-house processor design, the Kirin 9703.
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Ryan and Scott Walker Months before Trump descended his gilded escalator into the primary muck, Ryan was talking up his fellow Wisconsinite, Gov.
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But there was no widespread chaos, and proponents were already talking up expanding the system Wednesday, even before the votes were fully tallied.
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In his wig and frock coat, Law's appeal sounded much like a contemporary central banker talking up quantitative easing, without the academic verbiage.
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I spent 3,000 words two years ago talking up the Xperia Z3 and Z3 Compact and their excellent hardware design and camera sensors.
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"We're talking up to $20,000 in premiums" for a year, which is not an insignificant amount for the couple's household budget, he said.
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Despite talking up the economy, the president and his advisers have repeatedly accused the U.S. Federal Reserve of undermining the administration's economic policies.
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Earlier this month, Apple spent a large part of its iPhone 7 launch talking up the ability of the camera on its handsets.
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Microsoft's been talking up the product for a while now, but it's finally available for pre-preorder and should start shipping in March.
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"Ironically, senior officials were talking up Silicon Mountain at the same time the government had cut it off from the net," said Enonchong.
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Despite talking up the economy, the president and his advisers have repeatedly accused the US Federal Reserve of undermining the administration's economic policies.
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It was a process honed by walking the aisles of retail outlets, talking up managers and seeing how goods were displayed on shelves.
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Clinton has summoned the full range of her folksiness, signing autographs on hard hats and talking up her own red-blooded culinary tastes.
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At Hengfeng it is no coincidence that, when not engaged in self-criticism, bankers are talking up their role in helping small firms.
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Meanwhile, the company has been talking up its opportunity in artificial intelligence, thanks to acquisitions of companies like Altera, Nervana, Mobileye and Movidius.
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IAC has yet to explain why it dropped its plans, which Levin had been talking up as recently as its May earnings call.
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Weight Watchers had to change to stay relevant, and it's been increasingly talking up wellness and a healthy lifestyle for a few years now.
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And the two sides will spend a lot of energy talking up the relative merits of their bids, above and beyond the purchase price.
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She is attacking Crowley as corporate-funded while talking up her progressive bonafides through her support of Medicare-for-all and a jobs guarantee.
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Soylent's strategy, for instance, has been talking up its price point and time-saving benefits, as well as detailing the science behind the formulas.
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And one reason she's so beloved is she has the perfect voice for talking up North Korea's weapons and inciting fear in its enemies.
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That's why Kasich has been openly talking up the possibility of a contested contention — and why Trump and Cruz have been critical of it.
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It emphasises Mr Khan's celebrity as the "captain" who brought home the Cricket World Cup of 1992, as well as talking up his philanthropy.
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Despite his calls for innovation, however, Mr Xi has also been talking up the need for news media to act as the party's mouthpiece.
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We're talking up to 85% faster computing speeds and hardcore multitasking wrapped up into a thin-and-light sidekick that you can take anywhere.
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In fact, the company apparently can't stop talking up the Galaxy S8, even though that device is still a few months over the horizon.
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Meanwhile, Paul has been talking up the issue for years and his wife, Kelley Paul, is helping lobby Republican senators to support the bill.
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Lenovo's got the cheapest PC of the bunch — the 100e, which hits that $189 price point the company's been talking up for the space.
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Aside from talking up moves to create its own digital currency, the rogue state held its first ever blockchain and cryptocurrency conference in April.
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Op-Ed Contributor CHICAGO — The Russian media have been talking up war for some time, but it has now reached new heights of warmongering.
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Finally, I've spent some time around these parts talking up the Phillies, who have been competitive this season for reasons passing far beyond understanding.
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Mr. Schultz made the publicity rounds, walking reporters through a preview of the program and talking up the company's compassion on several television shows.
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He's talking up how much faster the network's become (it's always been swift for me, to be fair), and bigging up cross-network play.
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"It's concerning that they need all the heavy hitters out there talking up the markets in order to assuage people's concerns," said Mr. Polk.
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While these CEOs are talking up commitments to social good on the conference circuit, wildfires are ravaging an area of Australia larger than Switzerland.
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For months, Biden and his supporters have been talking up his relationship with African American voters generally, and black voters in South Carolina specifically.
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It's too early for the BOK to join global counterparts in talking up policy tightening, said Kim Yu-mi, an economist at Kiwoom Securities.
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Putin called sanctions a "road to nowhere" this week, and started talking up his plan to team up with China and resolve this crisis.
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Matt Damon, nominated for best actor for "The Martian," was at the luncheon, talking up Hollywood executives and Oscar voters during the noontime cocktail hour.
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Multiple Wall Street pros have been talking up September in recent days, but the market gives just a 20173 percent probability of a hike then.
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Some of the talking points included talking up Malaysia's relationship with the U.S. in fighting North Korea and arguing against the legal pursuit of 1MDB.
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The app has been serving up ads for some time now, and management has been talking up the benefits in general terms for several quarters.
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Wise attendees avoid eye contact with the red-cheeked, Guy Fieri–costumed army of car dudes (trust me, it's a demographic) talking up their garbage.
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Magic Leap's alleged graphical prowess means nothing if it can't deliver solid, lightweight hardware, and nobody seems to be talking up its industrial design abilities.
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Its leaders have a habit of preaching non-violence in English while, as over Palestine and Syria, talking up resistance and even jihad in Arabic.
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Tesla's chief executive is talking up autonomous vehicles, days after the company offered shareholders more say and said it was going to cull the board.
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Those talking up Project Fear would be more honest if they conceded that Brexit will do this, but argued it is a price worth paying.
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The new man, Mr Pompeo, has distinguished himself in Mr Trump's eyes by talking up a Trumpian, America First view of the world (see Lexington).
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There's no doubt that executives are talking up a big game when it comes to defending the ad industry against Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Netflix.
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As for his views on the U.S., Lagrange contends that the Federal Reserve will continue to favor talking up interest rates over taking concrete actions.
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ASEAN already attracts large amounts of foreign investment, and its leaders have been talking up integration and regionalism since the organisation was founded in 1967.
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OPEC and some non OPEC producers have done a great job in talking up the oil market from its recent low near $26 per barrel.
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It's just like Sheree on Real Housewives of Atlanta talking up her big fashion show, and then everyone gets there to find no actual clothes.
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While Spotify has been talking up its plans to bring its personalization technology to podcasts, "Your Daily Drive" isn't an example of that just yet.
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The best that can be said: Economic growth continues to improve, and even the 5SM has stopped talking up a referendum on exiting the Eurozone.
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And the company's already seen a fair amount of interest from potential customers since it started talking up the product nearly half a decade back.
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Meanwhile, eToro is talking up the fact that it is a regulated platform where you can hold crypto and traditional assets in the same portfolio.
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President Trump on Friday wished Muslims a "joyful Ramadan" in a statement, talking up the fight against terrorism and avoiding his campaign rhetoric on Islam.
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That has not stopped the Alice Paul Institute, for example, from talking up its own "three state strategy" for ratifying the 1972 Equal Rights Amendment.
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Everyone is on their best behavior — both the hiring manager who's talking up the company and the candidate who's trying so hard to be liked.
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Apple has been talking up its services business to Wall Street, and it wants to be seen as more than a maker of beautiful electronics.
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Certainly, the company bosses seem at their most bullish in recent years, with the world's biggest miner, BHP, talking up prospects for demand for minerals.
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"The only time I really got nervous was when Ray was talking up there for two minutes or so," Hughes said of waiting for Brodeur.
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Many of these folks, ranging from young to older middle age, had been out in the cold all day, talking up Sanders to prospective voters.
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Several Republicans, including Graham, are talking up "red flag" laws, which allow law enforcement to temporarily block certain individuals from buying or owning a gun.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia — France's players and coaches had spent the buildup to the team's World Cup quarterfinal against Uruguay talking up their opponent's defensive capabilities.
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Where Apple and Google have been talking up their computational photography chops, Samsung is doing what Samsung does best: throwing more hardware at the problem.
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She said that Mr. Koons had been talking up the project in New York, sharing images of "Bouquet of Tulips" at a recent dinner party.
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Apple has been recently talking up the potential of Siri in its products, particularly with the HomePod, a smart speaker that it unveiled in June.
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At times, he has exaggerated threats, like talking up the caravans of migrants he claimed were storming the southern border before the 2018 midterm elections.
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It seems like we've just got 4K TVs, and already the world's largest electronics manufacturers are talking up the next generation of the technology: 8K.
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Democratic lawmakers went after Sloan for talking up the bank's aggressive growth strategy to investors while leaders pressured lower-level employees with excessive sales goals.
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In part, this seems like Intel is talking up cool innovations to distract from a significant failure to innovate, or even keep up with the competition.
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Equities would have to experience a correction of at least 10% "before Trump starts talking up the prospects of a G-20-timed deal," Mills said.
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The opposition Labour Party's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer said the government was "recklessly talking up the idea of crashing out of the EU with no deal".
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The company announced a slew of products ahead of CES this year, and it is keeping things going by talking up the G22.0 ahead of MWC.
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Talking up your house's position in a good school district is a solid win, for example, but so is mentioning that there's a Trader Joe's nearby.
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She encouraged them, by talking up the progressive causes she claimed to cherish: climate change, the rights of gay and transgender Americans and immigrants; gender equality.
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In campaigning for legislative candidates, Mr McAuliffe will be talking up Mr Northam's agenda and the promise of more achievements should voters install a Democratic majority.
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Google spent more time talking up a bunch of AI features that are built into the camera, including Lens, a night-shooting mode, and so on.
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Imaging hardware has traditionally been all about photography and videography, but depth-sensing of the kind Sony is talking up for 2019 is becoming increasingly important.
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Like similar products from AT&T and more recently Verizon, Sprint is talking up the advantages of its own gadget when compared to a Tile tracker.
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Suzuki doesn't think much of the prospects for fiscal stimulus either, despite the fact that both major party presidential candidates are talking up big infrastructure spending.
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He has a somewhat divisive presentation style, but few in this world are capable of talking up a laptop hinge with the same level of passion.
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In the meeting at the White House today with Republican Congressional leaders, President Trump spent some time talking up his latest idea for the border wall.
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After taking two weeks off from the internet, Jones came back: cracking jokes, posting about video games, and talking up his "directors as babies" Photoshop series.
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Meanwhile, Devin Nunes, the California Republican who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, spent the week talking up a memorandum that the committee staff had put together.
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Wizards point guard John Wall wasn't ready to start talking up the rivalry after finishing off the Atlanta Hawks in a 212.3-22 triumph on Friday.
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Talking up his new backers, Srivorakul said that MDI Ventures could be hugely strategic in Indonesia, which recently overtook Thailand as the startup's largest revenue generator.
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After years of investing in hydrogen fuel cells and electric-gasoline hybrids, Japanese manufacturers are talking up all-battery electric vehicles (EVs) at the annual gathering.
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When the six Azmi women arrive en masse, usually talking up a storm and carrying on like, well, sisters, everyone is instantly aware of their presence.
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With a new season of international art fairs, auctions and exhibitions about to begin, many are talking up art as the alternative asset of the moment.
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"Both sides should produce a lot of positive headlines, really talking up the deal and sounding positive about the outlook," said Westpac FX analyst Sean Callow.
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"Both sides should produce a lot of positive headlines, really talking up the deal and sounding positive about the outlook," said Westpac FX analyst Sean Callow.
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Salesforce executives have been talking up FSL's potential and are likely to offer commentary on its momentum when the company reports fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday.
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An informal survey of online forums yielded many examples of those talking up the virtues of illicit dalliances — often in gleeful words not suitable for print.
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Barnes & Noble, a major Amazon rival in books, might also have been chagrined to hear Mr. Mathrani talking up the prospects for a big Amazon store expansion.
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The danger is that, based on the twin earthquakes of Brexit and Trump, his opponents are also talking up the populist revolution and the death of liberalism.
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Boeing's 220 Max made its international debut this week at the Farnborough airshow while Airbus was talking up the capabilities of its single-aisle rival the A228neo.
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However, the political costs of doing so might be steep, and at this point both government and industry simply seem to be talking up their respective positions.
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A "pump and dump" refers to buying up a bunch of coins, talking up how great the coin is, and then selling it if the price rises.
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Investors have had to rethink their expectations for the next move with a slew of Fed speakers recently talking up the prospect of a move this summer.
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Today, Mr Branstad is America's ambassador to China, and delights in talking up his long friendship with Mr Xi. China's president seems attached to those memories, too.
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No company promised anyone a specific financial return, and aside from the price of each token and early-bird discounts, they stuck to talking up their product.
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Mostly, I think Tooz is just talking up 5G because Deutsche Telekom was willing to give Zeiss some money to turn this project into a joint partnership.
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On the stump, she's more comfortable talking up illegal immigration and, at an event in Murfreesboro, calling for the support of a candidate who believes in creationism.
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She was already thinking about forming a startup, she recalls, when she saw Jeff Bezos talking up the aerial future of package delivery on CBS' 0003 Minutes.
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Intel's HD Graphics 650 handles the video end, and the company is also talking up fast Wi-Fi performance thanks to the Killer 1535 AC hardware inside.
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In the final episode of Season 2, Midge misses her friend's baby shower because of a gig – a shower she had been diligently planning and talking up.
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This year, though, a lot of Democrats are talking up the importance of contests with a more diverse electorate, like California, Nevada and most importantly, South Carolina.
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You get a sense that they do feel badly and you can hear it from ex people who are talking up ... a lot of ex-Facebook people.
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"The answer is yes because the opportunity for those workers to transition to high-paying jobs...is real," he said, talking up jobs in low-carbon infrastructure.
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She quickly pivoted from battling with the Vermont senator to talking up female candidates' winning track record, pointing to the election success she and Klobuchar have enjoyed.
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We looked at a shadowy company that racked up millions of followers with its posts talking up a warlord or promoting the Saudi-led war in Yemen.
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We looked at a shadowy company that racked up millions of followers with its posts talking up a warlord or promoting the Saudi-led war in Yemen.
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The countdown continues, and you have just four days left to save serious dough — we're talking up to €500 depending on the type of pass you purchase.
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That's where Mayor Bill de Blasio was to be found this week, talking up a progressive agenda at a gathering of like-minded liberals in Des Moines.
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Buoyed by a 15 percent rise in the gold price this year, Chinese mining executives in Tianjin this weekend were talking up their ambitions for overseas expansion.
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Apple told The Guardian that less than 1% of daily queries are sent, cold comfort when the company is also constantly talking up the volume of Siri queries.
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In the lead-up to their endorsement, the NRA's top officials Wayne LaPierre and Chris Cox spent more time slamming Clinton than talking up Trump's record on guns.
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If it's true that a state actor is responsible for NotPetya, it's possible that NATO taking notice and talking up Article 5 could make the perpetrator think twice.
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The One Plus is compatible with Android and iOS devices, and the company is talking up a DJI app that offers a first-person experience from the drone.
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Since earlier this year, Foxconn has been talking up its desire to branch out and diversify its businesses, so that it isn't quite so reliant on the iPhone.
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In a blog post this morning, the company is talking up its smart home play in a major way, noting an admitted pretty impressive bump in hardware compatibility.
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The Working Families Party and Progressive Change Campaign Committee are again talking up a congressional resolution from late May that sets "10 principles" for any future infrastructure plan.
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As Fitbit's fortune was declining, the executive began talking up the product well in advance of its release, as the company acquired several offerings to bolster the device.
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Amid all the criticism of Trump over North Korea, it's easy to forget that in his first year in office he was roundly blamed for talking up tensions.
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Perhaps he has been talking up Twitter Moments to Bob Iger — out of earshot from fellow board member Sheryl Sandberg — during email/water breaks on board meeting days.
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As for the rallies themselves, the president has been all over the map in his targets (which do include, usually, a few minutes talking up the actual candidates).
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Mr. Meadows has developed a close relationship with Mr. Trump, while conservatives are talking up Mr. Jordan as a candidate to succeed Representative Paul D. Ryan as speaker.
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Tuesday afternoon, the chief White House economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, was interviewed on CNBC in the midst of the sell-off, and focused on talking up the markets.
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A new generation of performers and composers, especially some idealistic conductors who hold influential posts at major orchestras, are talking up the adventurousness of new music, without overpromising.
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Indeed, a recent New York Times article on Mr. Spiegel described him being "mature," a listener and someone Eric Schmidt at Google was talking up as a visionary.
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He devotes plenty of room in the book to settling scores and talking up his own "solitary struggle," and his account is filled with pretension masquerading as style.
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Half a dozen Republican lawmakers interviewed for this story said they have heard Collins talking up Innate Immunotherapeutics at official meetings and in informal settings on the Hill.
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President Donald Trump is talking up Friday's second-quarter gross domestic product release, saying he would be content with U.S. economic growth of about 4 percent or more.
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The Virginia senator spent the early part of his remarks Friday afternoon outside of Las Vegas talking up Nevada's outsize influence in both the primary and general elections.
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That's good news for Oculus, which has been talking up the headset for more than six months and just recently announced its accompanying gaming controllers would be delayed.
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Although Apple executives have been talking up augmented reality and original, exclusive TV programming, those are both areas in which competitors like Microsoft and Amazon are already further ahead.
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Yellen follows a parade of Fed officials who have been talking up a rate hike for March, sooner than the June rate hike that many on Wall Street expected.
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Starting earlier this month, GOP groups have been talking up the threat of impeachment to motivate their base, and Democratic Party leaders have tried to avoid talking about it.
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"In my opinion, will all due respect to the president, he's talking up the stock market before the midterm elections," said Howard Ward, chief investment officer of Gamco Investors.
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If it had cut rates faster, or merely refrained from talking up future rate increases, the Fed might have kept that decline from happening or at least moderated it.
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Both sides had for a time been talking up progress but many Brussels diplomats and officials have questioned whether May could appear to come to terms quite so quickly.
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The figures come a day after President Donald Trump spent a good portion of his State of the Union address talking up the jobs expansion during his first term.
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The story she told about her upbringing has become part of her campaign's stump speech, where she has been talking up racial justice to so far predominantly white audiences.
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The French company was founded back in 2011, and despite previously talking up the prospect of an IPO, Teads has remained private, while making some acquisitions of its own.
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Murray was among the many surprised by Djokovic's elimination but was neither dancing on the Serb's grave nor talking up his own hopes of a maiden title in Melbourne.
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ZTE's U.S. chief, Lixin Cheng, was at Game 2 on Sunday, handing out an Axon to one lucky fan while talking up the device to reporters and league officials.
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There has already been Republican chattering about possible primary challenges to Trump, with former California Governor and Trump Celebrity Apprentice replacement Arnold Schwarzenegger talking up Kasich in recent weeks.
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A flurry of chest-beating articles have appeared in state media in recent days, talking up the virtues of Chinese markets while warning investors about the dangers of speculation.
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One thing everyone agrees on about the future: it's going to be fast In the run-up to MWC, we've seen plenty of companies talking up their 5G credentials.
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For years the ride-hailing company has been talking up how much its drivers make, but drivers have long complained that Uber's declining fares lead to very low wages.
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And while big names like GoPro and Nikon spent the first half of the year talking up their own spherical cameras, neither of those products have hit the market.
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In an era of flat iPhone sales, Apple, too, has been talking up the importance of online services, which it sees as a crucial part of its future growth.
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The company's first true smartwatch was the result of multiple acquisitions and CEO James Park was talking up the device as a sort of lifeline for the struggling company.
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I am also suspicious that some people are talking up bitcoin because they own a lot -- probably purchased when it was cheaper -- and they want it to continue skyrocket.
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Like many Republicans who have tried to spend their time with voters talking up the growing economy and lower tax rates, he is finding that immigration keeps coming up.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) Sanders was still publicly talking up the chances of a win in the Palmetto State during his last rally in Columbia, S.C., on Saturday afternoon.
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Roku executives have been talking up the company's ad business, which is growing swiftly as brands look for ways to reach targeted audiences and Roku expands its channel selection.
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Though Clovis' rise in politics has been meteoric, Morningside College wasn't interested in talking up its connection to the Trump administration official when POLITICO inquired about Clovis' academic record.
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But even as public health officials start to warn that many Americans may become infected, the Trump administration has devoted lots of effort to talking up the stock market.
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To his credit, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, who will succeed Mr. Levine in 2020, is already talking up plans to get the Met outside Lincoln Center and into the community.
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The operative said Lewandowski is already talking up the idea that he has been helping "broker" conversations between the White House and other prospective new staff — something Lewandowski denied.
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I see no reason why this cannot be reduced considerably," said Hoettges, talking up what he called "the biggest merger with a German company the U.S. has ever seen.
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Two days before Sessions formally endorsed Trump, he was on the air with Bannon, talking up a "movement" that sounded a whole lot like how Bannon viewed Trump's candidacy.
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She is portraying Crowley as corporate-funded, while talking up her progressive bona fides through her support of Medicare-for-all, a jobs guarantee and other economic justice issues.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has been talking up augmented reality for the past year, but don't take that to mean that Apple will launch a dedicated AR product anytime soon.
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The Singapore Exchange woudn't confirm that it is in talks with Aramco, but the stock exchange is talking up its credentials as the global competition for the IPO heats up.
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With that said, in a statement Alex Lazovsky, General Partner of Scale-Up VC, is talking up Zeek's unicorn potential, although I tellingly failed to get the startup's current valuation.
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Like almost every other insurance startup, Anorak is talking up its use of data science and machine learning to help you find the life insurance policy most suited to you.
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"Japan has been talking up the dollar for a month now, but has failed to stem the tide," said Mazzen Issa, senior FX strategist at TD Securities, in New York.
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And right now, you can score a pair of celeb-loved denim for yourself majorly marked down thanks to Nordstrom's Winter Sale — we're talking up to 40 percent off denim!
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Now, with Los Angeles-based Markett, Bernstein wants to give everyone the same opportunity he had — the ability to make money talking up the new startup services that they love.
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But they also show how far Morgan has come to get back into Trump's good graces, after talking up Trump's immigration policies on television and endorsing his proposed border wall.
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Naturally, the company's also talking up security, as yet another piece of precious information comes to the same piece of hardware we use to send emails and make bank transactions.
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Cruz also spent a good bit of time talking up his tax plan, which would impose a flat 16 percent value-added tax for business and 10 percent for individuals.
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It's the second time this week that top policymakers came out talking up the health of the economy and markets and warning they were closely watching the yen's spike higher.
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The Republican Party's leading candidates have spent much of this election cycle talking up their pro-defense chops, giving different ways for how strong they want to make our military.
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Many of the biggest names in Silicon Valley began disclosing their less-than-impressive diversity numbers for the first time two years ago and talking up the need to improve.
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Republicans quickly flipped the script Tuesday, with Trump, House Speaker Paul Ryan and Mulvaney talking up a $21 billion increase in defense spending and a rise in border security funding.
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And like chefs talking up the momentousness of a meal, we'll present Clinton's and Trump's running mates as crucially palate-priming appetizers, perfectly complementary side dishes, make-or-break desserts.
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The narrative Trump is always selling -- regardless of whether he is flacking some deal he made as a private citizen or talking up the Singapore summit -- is of total victory.
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Prior to Super Tuesday, the Warren campaign had been talking up the idea of staying in the campaign all the way to the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee in July.
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Mr. Schumer continued to revel in the sudden deal with the president, describing the agreement as a "ray of hope for both parties" and talking up the virtues of bipartisanship.
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He took his chloroquine, the anti-malaria drug that Trump kept talking up, hoping that it might protect him against the virus, though there is no evidence that it will.
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Apple has been talking up its services business for the last few years, and it's already on pace to beat the company's own goal of doubling the business by 2020.
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Shoppers can score a number of these appliances at major discounts right now (we're talking up to $250 off) as part of the retailer's massive 12 Days of Deals sale.
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Even as Trump continued to rage on Twitter over the impeachment vote, Vice President Mike Pence was in Michigan, a key 2020 battleground state, talking up the administration's economic record.
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Sykes and others have also been talking up Representative Mike Gallagher, a handsome Marine from Wisconsin, who opposed Trump's emergency declaration, has criticized him on occasion and just turned 269.
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In recent days, Fed officials have been talking up growth and the strength of the economy, but the market — at least this week — believes the central bank's actions will speak differently.
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I can feel everything: the warmth of the station wagon, the sound of my parents talking up in the front, the eerie darkness of Boston rushing by along the Mass Pike.
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Northam is focusing on a very specific set of issues Democrats rely on, talking up his support for abortion rights, expanding access to health care and keeping the state budget balanced.
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All week, we'll be talking up our most highly anticipated films of the season – from mega-budget blockbusters to under-the-radar indies, from five-hankie tearjerkers to side-splitting comedies.
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Despite the fashion retailer talking up its own needs, in terms of how startups can help it better reach customers, there's no prior requirement to work with Asos' existing software stack.
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It's the burning question and while fans now have to wait several months, Justin seems to know already ... and he's talking up the scene a lot ... in a tight white tee.
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What's remarkable about all this is that the people who've turned Andromeda's animation quirks into a certified meme include fans who've been talking up this game's release for, quite literally, years.
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Danielle Bregoli's wasting little time on her haters these days, and spending more time selling out shows on the Sunset Strip and talking up collabs with Kanye West and Travis Scott.
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The government has already scared off some tourists by talking up the Zika virus threat; this week officials also warned that they would stop testing the water supply, to save money.
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Johnson and his ministers been talking up progress in negotiations with Brussels, but the EU side has sounded less optimistic, putting the onus on Britain to come up with new ideas.
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Sprint and T-Mobile are talking up the potential for 5G technology to further blur the lines between traditional markets, but widespread use of 5G is still years in the future.
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Talent agencies have gotten more involved, helping podcast stars move to other media, while top podcast platform Apple has reportedly started flexing its muscles, talking up content deals with podcast publishers.
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Former Attorney General Eric Holder recently endorsed the idea and presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has in recent days been talking up proposals to expand the nine.
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And yet, why do I feel like Warren and Sanders are on the right path, talking up a policy that has so little chance of being enacted in the near term?
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But on other measures, from universal background checks to an assault weapons ban, Trump and Republican lawmakers have resisted, instead talking up questionable connections between violence, mental illness, and violent media.
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In an interview with POLITICO, Cisneros said the incumbent has spent more time talking up USMCA with business groups and lawmakers and not enough time informing his constituents about the pact.
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Johnson and his ministers been talking up progress in negotiations with Brussels, but the EU side has sounded less optimistic, putting the onus on Britain to come up with new ideas.
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SOLOSKI I'd look for works and spaces that give children a chance to contribute to the experience, and that meet children where they are, without talking up or down to them.
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Google has been talking up the latest round of Chromebooks — the Samsung Chromebook Pro from CES and today's new education-focused Chromebooks — but it's also looking ahead to the next thing: tablets.
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There's nothing new about venture and angel investors talking up the merits of the Great Lakes region, given the rich technical talent and less-rich startup valuations that can be found there.
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Rather than talking up Hawley, Trump lavished praise on himself, criticized the media, and lashed out at a raft of U.S. allies that he said have ripped off the U.S. for decades.
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The buzzwords haven't changed much, with the company talking up its proprietary technologies like X-tended Dynamic Range PRO and Triluminos Display, which has been "further enhanced for color accuracy" this year.
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The actress was casting her first directorial effort — a short horror comedy called "Cursed Part 3 " — and Pratt charmed her while talking up the acting skills he'd honed in high school plays.
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Update: Hastings also spoke later in the morning at the Code Conference, talking up the company's efforts to produce original shows for India especially, but also in Germany, Turkey, Brazil and elsewhere.
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Already, he was talking up the Holocaust movie he wanted to make and that, six years later, would prove he'd matured, shattering the narrow perception of him as a director: Schindler's List.
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Tuesday's hearing is sure to be interesting — watch for some Democrats talking up other health care plans — but the sneaky truth is Wednesday is really the big day for Medicare-for-all.
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Microsoft's Panos Panay spent a good few minutes talking up the screen's True Scale capabilities; he showed how a single sheet of paper is exactly the same size as in real life.
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Central bankers have been talking up inflation, trying to reach a 2% goal so they can keep short-term rates high enough to provide policy room in the case of a downturn.
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The short-covering rally has been accelerated by carefully timed comments from Saudi Arabia and other oil exporters seemingly talking up the possibility of an output agreement at informal talks next month.
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On North Korea, where he is exceptionally engaged with the country's notoriously duplicitous dictator, Kim Jong Un, who is talking up the hermit kingdom's denuclearization, despite the absence of real-world actions.
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The chancellor was visibly relieved as she appeared before cameras in Brussels early this morning; a mood echoed by loyalists in her CDU, who have spent the day busily talking up her achievements.
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Throughout his campaign, his obsession with polls, boasts about his wealth, lavish praise for his buildings and business revealed a candidate unusually open to talking up his achievements and place in the world.
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He called the Affordable Care Act — which as Obama's vice president he proclaimed a "big fucking deal" — a "huge step forward" before talking up a public option to purchase government-run health care.
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"We all grew up in awe of my grandfather, a larger-than-life figure who we'd catch fly-fishing off the rocks of Maine, talking up where the bluefish were running," he said.
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Fintech – or financial technology – was a buzzword in 2015 with start-ups raising large sums of money and talking up the "disruption" they could cause the established players from banks to payment firms.
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He had caused disgust by talking up the size of his penis and alarm by leading a crowd in Orlando in a pledge of allegiance to himself, accompanied by a fascist-style salute.
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Talks with Labour, which has pledged conditional support for a second referendum, are due to resume on Tuesday and May's ministers have spent recent days talking up the prospect of a swift deal.
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At the same time, Apple has been talking up the success of the supplementary services it offers for the iPhone and other devices, including iCloud, Apple Pay, Apple Music and the App Store.
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More interestingly, #Fed officials are now signaling more hikes-2628 in total-for 28503 The Fed had, in short, gotten ahead of the recovery in 22019 by aggressively talking up interest rate hikes.
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They said they planned to undercut his support from black voters by highlighting Mr. Biden's vote for the now-controversial 1994 crime bill, while talking up Mr. Trump's work on criminal justice reform.
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You've probably seen Kim Kardashian-West's instagram photo of a bloodied face in the name of beauty or heard about an array of celebrities talking up acupuncture as a natural medicine on television.
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Republicans in recent days, and Mr. Trump, have been talking up the idea of bipartisanship in 2018, in part to try to make the case to suburban voters that they can be accommodating.
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Trump demonstrated why he will likely be a formidable candidate next year, focusing his remarks at the event on the strong U.S. economy and talking up his recent deal with Mexico on migration.
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Biden bolstered his support among those most concerned about climate change by talking up his role in brokering the 2015 Paris climate accord and promising to keep the United States in the agreement.
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After talking up the Democratic Party's progressive wing and its goals, sprinkling in some praise for Sanders, she began to explain why she was the better bet to turn those ideas into reality.
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Real estate agents like Trisha Sears are talking up the value of $350,000 condos that are now largely bought by locals instead of the out-of-towners who used to pay $1 million.
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During the campaign and his first months in office, he has put down America's moral leadership in the world while talking up dictators and strongmen, from Asia to the Middle East to Europe.
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The filmmaker has talked about the possibility of the film often, sometimes talking up the chances of it seeing the light of day, other times playing down the chances of it ever happening.
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Instead of talking up immigration or trade practices or presenting a forward-looking vision for his second-term, he doubled down on impeachment fare — mocking the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Rep.
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Let's not forget that the current front-runner for the GOP presidential nomination, Donald Trump, made his name among Republicans back in 2011 by talking up conspiracy theories about the president's birth certificate.
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The group conducts tours of Amsterdam, talking up the city's attributes: swift internet links; a creative work force; an easily accessible airport with more than 300 direct connections to points around the globe.
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"Trump is in an ebullient mood, talking up the resilience of the U.S. economy and its ability to withstand any negative fallout from trade tensions," said James Knightley, chief international economist at ING.
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Investors in what the startup is talking up as an "oversubscribed" Series A round include previous backers Mustard Seed, and Axel Johnson's digital venture capital fund D:Ax, along with a number of private investors.
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If those men had been on the show floor, showing off their app and talking up their own experiences with developing for the store, Build might have actually projected the image Microsoft desperately needs.
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Now Levin is talking up Vimeo's existing business, which turns out to be just fine: It has 828,000 people paying an average of $100 a year to use the free service's pro-sumer tools.
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The two companies worked together on a project for the recent NBA All-Star game, and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich has been talking up the coming intersection between the worlds of sports and technology.
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For now, officials on both sides are talking up the cooperation on display in Wednesday's rescue operation, when Pakistani troops acting on a U.S. intelligence tip-off swooped on a vehicle carrying the hostages.
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Since those Ultra HD Blu-rays are still in their infancy, Vizio is also talking up the growing catalog of Dolby Vision titles (like Batman v Superman) available for rental and purchase from Vudu.
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Washington (CNN)Many establishment Republicans on Capitol Hill have been reluctant to embrace Donald Trump's candidacy, but they are now talking up one of their own as a possible vice presidential pick -- Indiana Gov.
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Clinton can't afford falloff But she cannot afford any falloff in Democratic turnout from 2012 — and is talking up the chances of a Trump victory to create a sense of urgency among her supporters.
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Farrah Abraham will not step into the ring for the celebrity boxing match she's been talking up for months, and her camp says it's because the promoter screwed her ... on the deal, that is.
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He has reportedly tried to meddle with foreign policy between the US and Ukraine and has appeared frequently on cable-news shows in the last week denouncing the Bidens and talking up an investigation.
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" He's yet to release a full proposal on guns, but on the campaign trail he's remained focused on passing universal background checks and an assault weapons ban, as well as talking up "smart guns.
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Instead, they're talking up the fact that Trump is eschewing traditional prep sessions (for the most part) and is relying on a team of advisers that reportedly includes former Fox News chief Roger Ailes.
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The secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, is more artful at straddling the line, talking up Mr. Trump's view of America's role in the world while quietly working to channel the president's most extreme instincts.
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Bret: But right now the main thing congressional Democrats should be doing is talking up an agenda for governance, not reminding Americans for the zillionth time that the president is a very bad hombre.
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In general, Sanders should do a better job talking up all of the bills he's authored and worked on with other Democrats and Republicans over his decades in Washington, even if they didn't pass.
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A co-worker of the groom who had met the bride while on a trip to the North Shore of Massachusetts organized by the National Republican Congressional Committee, spent weeks talking up Mr. Nabavi.
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At the time, he was storming the airwaves to promote his book, "The Art of the Comeback," while talking up his first dance toward the presidency as a potential candidate for the Reform Party.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Business leaders in Davos, traditionally the high priests of globalization, are talking up the benefits of local production this week to shield themselves from criticism from incoming U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Trump gave investors a bullish take on the market layout, touting the $8 trillion in stock market value added since the election, pledging more defense spending and talking up a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan.
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When every big technology company under the sun is talking up its AI chops, it seems high time to put machine learning and other computing technology to work on detecting and blocking fake news.
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The rest of the release finds the carrier talking up its wireless plans, going forward, and noting that this deal brings it up to three 5G devices, including a mobile hotspot announced in late October.
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Since Trump took office in January, Ghani and his government have been talking up the economic promise of Afghanistan's mineral resources, especially lithium, a comparatively rare earth element that's used in cellphone and laptop batteries.
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The toy maker's been talking up its plans to embrace augmented reality since a couple of WWDCs ago, and now it's finally ready to go all-in with the launch of eight AR-focused sets.
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Apple, and Cook in particular, has honed his skills at cryptically talking up product roadmaps, announcements, and secret projects without having to confirm on-the-record that the company is up to anything at all.
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With an eye on October 17th, the date on which recreational marijuana will become legal, medical-cannabis firms have been expanding at home and talking up their global ambitions in a most un-Canadian way.
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For now, Tencent is talking up its AI prowess in the field of Go, the strategic game that Google made its mark on when its AI (AlphaGo) triumphed over world champion Lee Seedol last year.
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The B8 could ultimately drop even lower than that, though you'll still have to pay a bit of a premium to get the a9 chip and the superior processing that LG has been talking up.
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Instead, he's been talking up the importance of the conservative movement in general—that "will be the remnant, will be the core" that can pull "this country back from the abyss," he said on Saturday.
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Metta took his family out to dinner at The Nice Guy in L.A. Thursday night -- when we started talking up his adorable daughter Diamond ... a 7th grader who's already got her dad thinking big things!
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But talking up product categories before entering them some years down the road is kind of Apple's style, so though it could be a while, it certainly sounds like Apple has something in the works.
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This year, the Swiss drugmaker - the top global spender in pharmaceutical research and development (R&D) - has been talking up several medicines being trailed by Roche Pharma Research & Early Development, or "pRED", as potential stars.
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Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin roiled markets by talking up the benefits of a weaker dollar for America's exporters and, in a panel discussion on Thursday, touted reciprocity as a key element of trade policy.
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Spotify has for some time been talking up its plans to turn on personalization for podcasts, as it delves further into the market through acquisitions — like Gimlet, Parcast and Anchor — and investments in original content.
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Meanwhile, the so-called high priests of globalization are talking up local supply chains at the World Economic Forum in Davos in order to get themselves in the good books of the next U.S. president.
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Armed with a broad smile and a gritty determination, Laloux is canvassing for support in Arras, her hometown in northern France, talking up her ambitions for a cleaner town and improved access for disabled people.
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Instead of focusing on flashy performance specs, though, the company is talking up two different topics: the use of sustainable materials throughout the car, and a deeper integration with Google's new Android Automotive operating system.
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Talking up the camera, Kishida touted ultra-fast, low light autofocus, noting that it supports 26fps autofocus and auto-tracking burst (which he called a world first in a smartphone) for capturing crisp action shots.
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If Macron is now exploring France's options by talking up the prospect of a European army while talking down the threat from Russia, it's because that's where Trump's wild rhetoric and behavior have led him.
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After talking up the benefits of LNG exports, Trump dove into his assessment of Democratic presidential contenders, who are eager to deny him a second term and have bashed his presidency on the campaign trail.
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The Algiers agreement is a gamble that Saudi Arabia can achieve a modest boost in prices and revenues by freezing output, talking up the market and accelerating the rebalancing process, without losing too much market share.
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While talking up the United States' place in the world, the former vice president said he doesn't know a "single, solitary" world leader who would not change places with the US over the problems it faces.
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After talking up the possibility of a new member of its A11003 family, the European planemaker has swung into an active pre-marketing phase as it responds to a recent upgrade in the competing Boeing 777.
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Soy farmers who planted this spring - when the White House was talking up a nearly finished trade deal with China - watched as those trade talks collapsed in May, sending prices well below their costs of production.
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Travel insiders have been talking up the country as the next hot Central American destination for a few years, extolling the virtues of its lush jungles, Mayan temples and pyramids, snorkeling-friendly reefs and overwater bungalows.
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Modi is now known around the world mostly for his electrifying oratory, for being decisive on foreign policy, and for talking up domestic successes - even while some of his main projects are stymied by political gridlock.
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While he spent the better part of the event talking up the design and safety of the Model 2000, Musk didn't tiptoe around how difficult producing a mass market car for the first time will be.
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While Facebook was talking up virtual reality, telepathy-based communication and artificial intelligence at its F8 conference in San Jose last month, Pierpont was more excited about new ad products for small and mid-sized businesses.
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The Wall Street forecasting firm, which has been in front of most peers when it comes to talking up the bull market, again is diverging from the pack when interpreting what the year's abysmal start means.
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After talking up the possibility of a new member of its A350 family, the European planemaker has swung into an active pre-marketing phase as it responds to a recent upgrade in the competing Boeing 777.
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Russian state firm Rosatom is a contender to build the nuclear reactors and has been talking up its chances of winning the contract, given delays and cost overruns at French competitor Areva and Japanese-owned Westinghouse.
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But let's not forget that this phone's greatest advantage and uniqueness will come from the software within it — Google spent more time talking up its Google Assistant software than any individual hardware product at yesterday's event.
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But he's been making the rounds in the media, including an appearance on Trump's favorite television show, "Fox & Friends," talking up his plan as a way to end the stagnation of the 17-year-old war.
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China, which has just reduced its own car import tariffs, was at pains on Thursday to welcome German firms and investments, with Premier Li Keqiang talking up relations after a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Replacing her now would be a gambit for Trump, who has been talking up the strength of the economy and stock market and has ceased the attacks he launched at Yellen during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The Washington Post reported Sunday that despite publicly talking up the success of the summit, Trump was fuming to aides in private that there had not been more dramatic steps forward in denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.
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Nickel was one of the darlings at last month's annual London Metal Exchange Week, with everybody from producers, to traders and consumers talking up its prospects on the back of the expected surge in electric vehicles.
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The United States and some of its allies have recently been talking up their vision of the "Indo-Pacific", instead of the "Asia-Pacific", in a play on words aimed at undermining the influence of China.
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But he's been making the rounds in the media, including an appearance on Trump's favorite television show, "Fox & Friends," talking up his plan as a way to end the stagnation of the 220006-year-old war.
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Twitter, which got a $300 million investment from Prince Alwaleed's Kingdom Holding Company in 2011 — around the same time that it was talking up its role in the Arab Spring — declined to comment on his arrest.
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A new version of the DeX docking station is expected, and given what a big show this will no doubt be for 5G, Samsung will probably be talking up networking until it's blue in the face.
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Watch the clip, it's kinda bizarre -- one moment he's encouraging peaceful protests on the issue of police brutality ... the next he's talking up the diss track, "Pest Control" ... which features all new violent threats against Meek.
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While the president was talking up armaments and bonuses for teachers who volunteer for weapons training, dispirited educators in West Virginia walked out of their schools, seeking what they say would be simply a living wage.
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"If he cares about the values and the people he claims to care about, then he should step aside," Ryan said at a press conference Tuesday where he was mainly talking up the GOP tax plan.
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Twitter, which got a $300 million investment from Prince Alwaleed's Kingdom Holding Company in 2011 — around the same time that it was talking up its role in the Arab Spring — declined to comment on his arrest.
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But he is also talking up his legislative chops, pointing to a handful of major bills he helped write that passed the House, including the bipartisan First Step Act — a criminal justice overhaul under consideration now.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - American Deontay Wilder retained his WBC heavyweight title after a thrilling split decision draw with Britain's Tyson Fury at Staples Center in Los Angeles on Saturday, leaving both fighters talking up a rematch.
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While he had some steadier moments on Tuesday, presenting himself as more electable than Mr. Sanders at every opportunity and talking up his philanthropic history with gun control, Mr. Bloomberg slogged through some lowlights once more.
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The president has been talking up the effects of recently implemented tax cuts, including a big reduction in the corporate tax rate, but he also claims that cuts in regulations has also helped U.S. economic policy.
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"We are talking, up to possible 100 IPOs (or) 100 entities to be listed on the stock exchange in Saudi Arabia," Elhedery said at an event marking the 150th anniversary of Thomson Reuters in the region.
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To that end, Wirz is talking up Brighteye as "a truly operational VC," claiming that the VC is well-positioned to connect its portfolio companies to clients, educators, advisors and investors in order to "amplify their growth".
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To make matters worse, Cramer worried that the Federal Reserve was back on autopilot, content with ignoring slowdown indicators and talking up the job market so it could push through its widely expected December interest rate hike.
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Apple spent a lot of time talking up the "autofocus camera" and the "tap to focus" feature allowing you to touch an object or area on the screen so the camera automatically adjusts focus on light exposure.
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But when he was only 12 years old in the early 1960s, Dalio just wanted somewhere to invest the money he'd earned caddying on a golf course and everyone he knew was talking up the stock market.
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But it wasn't until the company invested $500 million in Lyft in January 2016 (and the subsequent acquisition of Cruise) that it started talking up an ambitious goal of developing a fleet of for-hire robot vehicles.
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The real change-makers in the mobile industry now are people like Netflix CEO Reed Hastings, who'll be speaking in Barcelona on Monday, and new US FCC chief Ajit Pai, who'll be talking up 5G on Tuesday.
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And in addition to his role as COO, Bain also acted as company cheerleader, going on TV, and giving interviews and talking up how good Twitter was doing, even when Wall Street and users had different opinions.
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The beloved retail giant slashed prices on hundreds of products that don&apost normally go on sale (we're talking up to 279.95 percent off, people!), including breezy sundresses, seriously cute shoes, trendy handbags, and more stylish finds.
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This is not because Republican hostility to Obamacare has significantly faded but rather because over the past year Republicans have been talking up a cost-conscious redesign of Medicaid, possibly pairing it with strengthened mental health services.
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Instead, Pruitt looks like a football player with the corporations as the coach, giving him instructions and talking up how well he executed their playbook, while being paid by the taxpayers to supposedly serve the public interest.
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Other Middle Eastern producers, such as the United Arab Emirates, are also hedging their bets, talking up clean energy but also reaffirming their commitment to using fossil fuels for half their energy needs until at least 2050.
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It's one the company's CEO has been talking up months before its official unveiling, pointing to it as a sign that Fitbit has fight left in it, even as the wearable industry continues to contract around it.
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Most notable among them was Jack Maple, a quick-talking, up-from-the-bottom transit cop who wore double-breasted suits, homburg hats, and two-tone shoes and has become a near-mythic figure in police circles.
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Funny, really, that LG noted during its press conference that the future of mobile innovation will be about usability than specs, just before talking up its fancy new aspect ratio, perhaps the speckiest spec of them all.
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Meeker's colleague John Doerr, the chair of Kleiner Perkins and long-time investor in the tech industry, has been talking up opportunities in the health sector for several years now, and is investing in health-related startups.
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As a partial shutdown of the U.S. government entered its eighth day, with no quick end in sight, the Republican president was in Washington, sending out tweets attacking Democrats and talking up possibly improved relations with China.
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Concern over Britain's possible departure from the EU have been at the heart of a fall in sterling since November and several banks are now talking up the chances of a slide to as weak as $1.30.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday said he was the only president who could broker a deal with North Korea, talking up his newly unveiled plan to meet with Kim Jong Un while slamming his predecessors' foreign policies.
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No matter how much his bluster and crass self-promotion may annoy them, following his lead and boldly talking up the economy and taking credit for it is their best chance to save their jobs in Washington.
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And in a recording leaked to The Washington Post last week, the voice of "John Miller" can be heard talking up Trump's encounters with various women, including Madonna, and the fact that he is doing "tremendously well" financially.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon accused the British government of "talking-up" a no-deal Brexit, making it more likely the United Kingdom will just drop out of the European Union at great cost to the economy.
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The fund won't be exclusively investing in Israeli startups although a majority are likely to come from the region, says Bahagon, talking up the quality of homegrown startups on account of the country's firm embrace of digital healthcare.
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LOST DEMAND Soy farmers who planted this spring - when the White House was talking up a nearly finished trade deal with China - watched as those trade talks collapsed in May, sending prices well below their costs of production.
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ALEXIS TSIPRAS has been talking up his left-wing credentials as he campaigns for the European parliament election on May 63th, which is widely seen as a test run for a Greek general election due by late October.
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Now that Musk needs government approval for his tunnel under LA, his surrogates are interested in talking up the Boring Company's potential to supplement public transportation rather than serve as a private highway for Tesla-driving rich people.
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Samsung's Jean-Daniel Ayme, Corporate VP of its IM division, asserted that the "centre of an ecosystem" is now building around the smartphone – talking up the VR angle it was pushing heavily at its flagship launch event yesterday.
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While China's construction of artificial islands and military deployments in the area have unnerved its neighbors, Beijing has also been trying to reassure Southeast Asia, with efforts such as talking up a code of conduct for the waterway.
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Apple has been talking up machine learning quite a bit lately — as has, you may have noticed, the entire tech industry — and this acquisition is likely part of the plan to make its apps and services much smarter.
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Chinese planners have a history of talking up IPO market reform, including a switch to a registration-based system as well as the launch of an international board that would allow foreign companies in China to raise capital.
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Check out why Jordan thinks downsizing is the way to go when celebs tie the knot -- especially if you can also make a few dollars by talking up your wedding in commercials ... the way he and Chelsea did!
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Apple has been talking up machine learning quite a bit lately — as has, you may have noticed, the entire tech industry — and this acquisition is likely part of the plan to make its apps and services much smarter.
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However, it is hard to see how technology companies can have it both ways: talking up an inclusive and supportive workplace culture whilst at the same time claiming that PWDs would be too afraid to identify as such.
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Perhaps the main political effect of Mr Trump's charm offensive was that it stopped him, in his characteristic fashion, talking up the violence in Charlotte, which was sparked by the killing of a black motorist, Keith Lamont Scott.
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In a few weeks' time Cook will literally stand alongside the architects of Europe's GDPR, talking up privacy and ethics at the center of a Union whose founding charter grants its citizens data protection as a fundamental right.
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Those are the headline features that'll get the most use in the here and now, but Opera is also talking up its support for "Web 3.0" — the so-called decentralized internet of the future based on blockchain technology.
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I know, it feels weird talking up any Jets offensive player given the last few years of production, but quarterback Josh McCown has found a nice rhythm throwing to Anderson, Jermaine Kearse and tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins.
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This year, in a local television interview, Ms. Gillibrand pledged to serve her full term if re-elected next year while talking up Mr. Cuomo, who will also be on the ballot in 2018, as a presidential contender.
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As hundreds of thousands of people flock to Florida's party city of Miami for Sunday's big game, police, politicians, business and celebrities are out campaigning in the run-up, all talking up a raised risk of human trafficking.
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He also worked on a marketing project to help family-run inns, scattered throughout the Norwegian fjords, become more collaborative — by talking up their fellow inn owners to guests rather than competing with one another on hotel amenities.
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As hundreds of thousands of people flock to Florida's party city of Miami for Sunday's big game, police, politicians, business and celebrities are out campaigning in the run-up, all talking up a raised risk of human trafficking.
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LONDON, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton said he was amused by younger rivals talking up their chances as his Mercedes Formula One team unveiled the new car that could make him a seven-times world champion this season.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexit minister David Davis has complained in a letter to the prime minister that Brussels is damaging British interests by talking up the threat to companies if the UK leaves the European Union without a deal.
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Sanders' voice grew more and more hoarse as he made his final impassioned plea for support, talking up the "radical ideas" of economic reform, health care reform and education reform he has been peddling across the state for months.
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Even Luke P., who's constantly looking for any chance he can get to talk about his muscles (totally makes sense that he's a CrossFit guy, by the way), passes the test by talking up Hannah and her great qualities.
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We're talking up to 2118.04 percent off coffee and end tables, up to 2225 percent off patio furniture, up 2114.87 percent off mattresses, and so many other crazy-good deals that cover just about every room in your home.
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Musiio said it is developing solutions for a number of undisclosed clients, but one public name it is talking up is Free Music Archive (FMA), a Creative Commons-like free music site developed by independent U.S. radio station WFMU.
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While talking up YouTube's success Monday, Pichai included the detail that Grande's "thank u, next" music video broke records, with more than 50 million views within 20193 hours of premiering on the Google-owned video streaming site last November.
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However, their booth is pretty bleak, so Bash, inspired by The Muppets, enlists Debbie to help him start a whisper campaign, talking up GLOW in front of buyers and making people at the event think it's a huge deal.
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As Tesla has struggled to find a roadmap to profitability actually making cars, Elon Musk has started talking up his company as a potential $500 billion market winner based on Teslas being turned into robo-taxis by their owners.
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Meanwhile, Concardis' CEO Marcus W. Mosen is talking up the way POS systems are moving beyond simply being a digital cash register, but also rapidly adding CRM-like features underpinned by the data they collect and can tap into.
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Republicans for years have been talking up an alleged (read: nonexistent) deluge of voter fraud as a precursor to enacting voter ID laws that make it harder for many people—in particular poor people and minorities—to cast ballots.
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But it's also possible their leaders could be talking up the idea that Trump wants to be impeached as a way to quell discontent among some base activists that Washington Democrats are not doing more to constrain the President.
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And yet, in an era where the front office is fetishized more than ever before, the Giants offer no hotshot young executives talking up proprietary algorithms, nor any crusty old scouting directors waxing nostalgic about the good old days.
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Talking up the plus sides of the word machine, Tal points out it's faster than a human writer and can also scale to levels of productivity that not even the sweatiest and least sociable blogger could hope to achieve.
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While President Trump won't be able to do the full repeal of Obamacare that he's been talking up, he can gut it: Repeal the individual mandate, repeal Medicaid expansions, and repeal subsidies for buying health insurance through the exchanges.
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Talking up his plans for the future, the former foreign secretary echoed Ronald Reagan in quoting the 14th century scholar Ibn Khaldun's belief that cutting taxes would spur economic growth and said businesses would be supported under his leadership.
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"His main focus will be to put Brazil firmly back on the investor radar, by talking up the free-market reforms and restating his pledges to enact pension reforms to bring greater order to the public finances," the EIU's Wood said.
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In case you didn't know which demographic it's hoping to target, Tesla has pitched the car as more family-friendly than its Model S model, talking up its ability to seat seven adults, complete with up to four child seat attachments.
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He's been talking up trade wars enthusiastically lately, tweeting about how the United States is "losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with," which isn't actually true, but you have to admire the boldness.
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And regardless of Feige's comments that it wasn't meant to be "a big deal," Endgame directors Joe and Anthony Russo (the former of whom played the character onscreen) did give an interview talking up how "representation is really important" to them.
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But on an investor call hosted by the deal's underwriters, Musk changed his tune, talking up Tesla's self-driving strategy right off the bat, confidently saying autonomous driving will transform Tesla into a company with a $500 billion market cap.
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The speech suggested that Trump, while talking up such lofty bipartisan goals such as combating HIV and childhood cancer, was signaling to his most passionate supporters that he was not about to compromise on the issues that matter most to them.
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CANBERRA (Reuters) - France has sent its largest business delegation in nearly two decades to Australia, talking up the economic benefits of its bid for a A$50-billion ($38-billion) contract to build a fleet of 12 stealth submarines for Australia.
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However, on "Do Not Send Us Astray," viewers are forced to contend with one of TWD's silliest, campiest, and most illogical plot lines: the infected weapons that Negan and the Saviors have been talking up for a few episodes now.
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Officials from oil producing nations were once again talking up a deal to curb output on Friday, but even if they reach an agreement this month, crude prices will remain choppy this year, according to RBC Capital Markets' Helima Croft.
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Just as well then that Elliptic has not hitched its wagon to the fortunes of Bitcoin per se, with Smith talking up the potential of the underlying blockchain technology — and envisaging future applications for its technology that don't involved Bitcoin itself.
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They're hoping to get the bill itself finalized for mark-ups after Labor Day (count us as skeptical on that.) But while that happens, expect to see CEOs, White House surrogates, and high-profile conservative activists start talking up the plan.
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He is also talking up Amuse's early success in Sweden — I understand the startup has already signed licensing deals with 40 or more artists — and says the investment will help the company roll out the model across the U.S. and Europe.
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That journey might provide a clue about the administration's strategy, since talking up the possibility of war would be a logical way to try to hike pressure on China to do more to convince its recalcitrant ally to change its behavior.
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Read more: Manny Pacquiao produced an all-time great performance to beat Keith Thurman in style, with Floyd Mayweather watching ringsideIn the four days since, the media has begun talking up a rematch, heightened further by the pair's social media dueling.
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It's a reference to Apple's attempt to build upon and perfect the latest version of the OS. The biggest piece of that puzzle is APFS (short for Apple File System), a system Apple has been talking up since the last WWDC.
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And numerous allies of the president began talking up Katsas's qualifications and the support on both sides of the political aisle for the lawyer, who was was confirmed by a Democratic Senate in 2008 for a job in the Justice Department.
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While President Trump threatens "fire and fury" against North Korea, his diplomats are talking up remedies based on sanctions and diplomacy, in hope that Kim Jong Un's regime can be persuaded to embark on talks over stopping its nuclear missile program.
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"We now have 13 Tory politicians standing for leadership, and Boris Johnson in particular is attempting to hammer in his popularity; aided a little by Donald Trump who is talking up Farage and Johnson," said Rabobank FX strategist Jane Foley.
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Analysts are skeptical the U.S. can keep even half the Iranian exports of about 10.63 million barrels a day from the market, but some have raised their expectations since U.S. officials began talking up their goal of removing all Iranian exports.
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Democratic candidates spent the day of New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary talking up their candidacies and taking aim at a rival who wasn't even on the ballot here — Bloomberg, who is focusing on the March 3 Super Tuesday contests.
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The cartel and non-OPEC Russia have said that a possible extension is still too early to assess—a fact that will not keep them from talking up oil prices with hints and comments in the coming weeks and months.
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Richard Yu managed to keep his cool for the majority of the event, announcing the unlocked availability of the company's latest flagship here in the States, talking up a new Wi-Fi router system and introducing Wonder Woman as the company's new spokesperson.
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On its own, that forecast wouldn't be terribly shocking, if it hadn't come from a leading member of a central bank that only a few weeks ago had been talking up rate hikes and economic growth with a strong sense of certainty.
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So far they have reacted to threats from London in kind, talking up the exit bill, insisting that Britain ends up being worse off outside the club than inside and digging in over terms for co-operating in foreign and security policies.
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Before the Chiefs biggest play of the game — a desperate conversion on third-and-15 that eventually led to the first touchdown of their comeback effort — Mahomes was on the sidelines talking up wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who would make the crucial catch.
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The firm has been talking up its move toward a so-called marketplace model that sees it offer products from other providers, such as savings, as well as the ability for customers to save by switching from their energy provider within the app.
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Yet they have not enjoyed the same rebound: Etihad shrunk last year for the first time in its history; Qatar Airways said it would lose money in 2017; and Emirates, the strongest of the bunch, is talking up the need for consolidation.
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Here at Mobile World Congress 20163, the annual Barcelona-based flesh-pressing of the telco industry, Google and a bunch of carriers have put out a press release talking up how they are apparently 'aligning' to try to drive adoption of RCS.
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The Trump camp, meanwhile, had doubled down on those efforts by trying to turn off young women by harping on Bill Clinton's past, and Bernie Sanders' young devotees by talking up Hillary Clinton's past support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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In the scene, Kanye is wearing his Kids See Ghosts merch (plug 1), talking up his friend and designer Virgil Abloh (plug 2), and trying to convince Kim to return to Paris for Virgil's first show as creative director of Louis Vuitton men's.
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"Given how markets have responded to the dovish hike this month, it will be interesting to see whether policymakers remain along these lines or start talking up the prospect for another hike in June," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda.
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Trump so far has adopted a similar approach to the failed Obamacare effort, talking up the historic nature of the tax legislation and lacing it with superlatives but also again giving the impression he is not up to speed with the policy details.
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He gave a resigned laugh and checked off the ways he has shown his support for Mr. Sanders, including donating small amounts of money, talking up the candidate to his friends and setting out a lawn sign in front of his house.
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People are basically unsure what to do, and we didn't see any real developing shift in the environment of the marketplace…Part of the rally this morning was President Trump talking up a meeting with Chinese President Xi at the G-20 summit.
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So, while the Americans and the West were talking up democracy, when push came to shove, the U.S. did what all great powers do — what Russia would have done — it made sure it got its way by supporting an unpopular and corrupt politician.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Tired of being cast as the poster child for big banks behaving badly, Wells Fargo & Co has been expanding its presence in the nation's capital to convince lawmakers it has changed and talking up its charitable work in their districts.
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The Hololens 22 seems to be fixing that and Microsoft spent a good hour talking up how this will be the enterprise tool of the near future, but some weird messaging intended to entice us non-enterprise people certainly muddled the message.
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The now-iconic political fixer, played impeccably by Kerry Washington, has spent the past five seasons of the hit ABC show talking up the importance of wearing a white hat — often while also donning a white coat, because sometimes, literal is best.
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It's also talking up YPlan's tech and says the purchase is in line with Time Out's post-IPO intention to invest in technology and product in order to grow the e-commerce side of its business and to expand its team of engineers.
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It sees the latter as another potential revenue stream down the line — talking up the potential for a future market powered by consumers scanning objects with their smartphone cameras and then chatting via messaging app to 2000Dprintler's bot to order their 3D prints.
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Should Britain choose to remain, financial markets ought to avoid another bout of turmoil and if U.S. payrolls bounce back from a dismal 38,000 in May, a Fed rate rise that officials have been talking up will likely come back into focus.
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Further complicating Once Upon a Time's apparent premise is the presence of several real-life members of Hollywood's Golden Age, ranging from Margot Robbie's Sharon Tate to Mike Moh's Bruce Lee, who are seen dancing and talking up a storm throughout the trailer.
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A couple years ago, when Apple CEO Tim Cook started talking up Apple's services revenue—largely millions of tiny purchases of songs on iTunes and apps in Apple's App Store—critics assumed this was a smokescreen to distract from weakening hardware sales.
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It's not quite a flop in the classical sense, in that a lot of these products are still out here and presumably selling fine; but it's a flop of expectations, with companies talking up products that could never match their over-hyped image.
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She also touted the new trade deal, going so far as talking up both the President and his trade negotiator -- which also plays well in a district where the President beat Hillary Clinton by talking a lot about America's trade imbalance hurting workers.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Hakeem Jeffries, an unflappable Brooklynite tasked with keeping the fractious House Democratic caucus on message, wanted to spend Wednesday talking up the party's all-in-one voting rights and ethics reform bill making its way to a vote this week.
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But by Wednesday morning, Trump was up to his old tricks, trying to downplay Johnston, who has won a Pulitzer Prize and written a book about Trump, talking up a rally he's got planned, and, yes, starting up a Twitter beef with rapper Snoop Dogg.
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The company certainly did its part to hype the G6 in recent weeks, capitalizing on a handful of leaks by talking up what sounded to be what it deemed a "FullVision display," coupled with a new interface designed to capitalize on the new dimensions.
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Why a young gentleman looking for love or free smooches would be offended that the object of his affections immediately started talking up a 74-year-old nerd is beyond me, but I understand why Tinder might have a policy about unsexy political shop talk.
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Meanwhile, new investor Vitruvian Partners is talking up the popularity of Carwow with dealers, who, Vitruvian Partner Thomas Studd says, are drawn to Carwow's highly qualified leads, noting that a third of all calls from Carwow users end in the sale of a car.
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" Talking up his own 15 years of civil service experience "turning conservative ideas into conservative action," Rubio also bolstered his foreign policy experience: "No one running for president, especially on the Republican side, has more experience on national security or foreign policy as I do.
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Production on the device has reportedly been plagued by technical issues, including problems with GPS and waterproofing, which could go a ways toward explaining why we've heard so little about the product, even as the company has been talking up its arrival for months.
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Kirk said Amazon is excited about the collaboration with Motorola because it aligns with the company's vision for the service, talking up the "momentum" behind the voice tech and saying the company also wants to "offer more choice" for how Alexa can be used.
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However, when you consider that Apple and Google have both spent significant portions of their recent press conferences talking up their approaches to user privacy and digital well-being, the appearance of a UN representative at Samsung's presentation starts to make a little more sense.
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And on the presidential campaign trail, Democrats are talking up impeachment, which poses a danger that the public will think the party is prejudging the outcome of the inquiry and politicizing a solemn task that has grave implications for the future of the nation.
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Days after ruling himself out of White House contention, House Speaker Paul Ryan stepped into the arena of presidential state craft, talking up his recent tour of the Middle East and echoing complaints from foreign leaders about Barack Obama's foreign policy and Donald Trump's rhetoric.
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When he isn't talking up the talents of Sydney Pollack and Kurt Vonnegut, he explains that they're taking "the scenic route" to Massachusetts because Connecticut, the most direct path, is filled with the kind of rich white people around whom Dark Army agents flock.
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In the material released by Intel for its new U- and Y-series CPUs it spends precious little time talking about how much faster the CPUs handle day to day tasks, and a whole lot of time talking up the addition of built in Gigabit wifi.
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Targeting early-stage Internet and mobile companies, like most new VCs in Europe, K Fund is talking up the operational experience of its founders and its entrepreneur-friendly approach, citing the value-add, aside from cold hard cash, it aims to provide to the startups it backs.
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Just as China is trying to negotiate the new political landscape in Taiwan, the island is also talking up recent brushes with China "to give it a bit of breathing space and present itself as more reasonable and accommodative for some equilibrium in the relationship," Harrison added.
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Matt Simpson, senior market analyst at GAIN Capital in Singapore, said a dovish shift by central banks, together with possible progress on a U.S.-China trade deal and U.S. President Donald Trump's talking up of the markets could help to support equities in the coming weeks.
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Talking up the counter-terror potential of sharing metadata appears to be the company's current strategy for trying to steer the UK government away from demands it backdoor WhatsApp's encryption — with Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg arguing in July that metadata can help inform governments about terrorist activity.
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They demonstrated this first by talking up a deal to freeze output that they later scuttled at a special meeting in April, and just last week by delivering an agreement to cut production that was short on details but nevertheless helped prop up crude futures, she said.
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It closed 2000 with two profitable quarters and started talking up the much-anticipated Model Y. It laid off 4003 percent of its workforce, but that seemed more a sign of understanding the difficulties of making it in a brutal industry than failing to do so.
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The b250b smart bike lock business model is clear, reckons Majzoobi — talking up the "huge advantage" vs extant bike share systems because Bitlock's leaner offering is "an order of magnitude less expensive" than, for example, those that require stationary docks for bikes to be placed into.
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Now that the feature is live, Monzo is talking up the security and privacy aspect of using Apple Pay, noting that when you use a credit or debit card with Apple Pay, the actual card numbers are not stored on the device, nor on Apple servers.
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But his American opponent has been talking up the chances of another haunting finish, telling Business Insider two months ago that he'll end Pacquiao's career, and adding this week that he'll be placing bets on flooring the Filipino in the first, second, or seventh rounds this weekend.
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Conservatives like Malcolm Turnbull, the Australian prime minister, use coal mining to unite a coalition of climate skeptics, free marketers and workers in mining regions by talking up the country's "moral obligation" to build new mines that create jobs for Australians and coal for the world's poor.
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The startup is also talking up its use of data — like all startups are wont to do — and says that the platform is able to "spot trends, suggest new courses, and even flag when someone is looking at learning tools outside of their current job description".
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While some Republicans are talking up the state of the economy and the tax cuts with a stay-the-course message, the most prominent campaign themes lately have been much darker — at President Trump's direction: Democratic "mobs," unseen threats, the supposed menace of a faraway migrant caravan.
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Smartphone makers tend not to go out of their way when it comes to talking up third-party component manufacturers, but name-checking Gorilla Glass has become common practice at product unveils, a sort of shorthand for a company's commitment to making their devices more, well, life-proof.
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The other is that to sell the bill in the House, where party leaders are asking members from rich districts to vote for SALT and mortgage deduction curbs that are bad for their constituents, they really do need to be talking up the team spirit of tax reform.
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As with just about any VC these days, in Europe or otherwise, Cherry Ventures is talking up not only the money it can invest in each startup — which I understand will be in the €700,000 to €1.5 million range — but also the operational expertise its partners can bring.
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Renaissance Capital had ties with the Kremlin and was talking up the Uranium One purchase in 28503, giving it an encouraging investment rating in Russia right at the time the U.S. was considering approval of the uranium sale, according to reports in The New York Times in 22019.
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Trump's actions, which include withdrawing the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement and talking up trade deficits, have weakened American credibility and "shaken allies' belief in U.S. staying power," David B. Shear, former assistant secretary of defense for Asian and Pacific security affairs, wrote in a recent note.
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A source who recently left the administration said the intelligence leaks might be a result of frustration within the intelligence community that Trump and his secretary of state are talking up a regime that is one of the most untrustworthy and dangerous the US has ever dealt with.
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However Republicans feel about their coming bill — and they are far more comfortable criticizing the Affordable Care Act than talking up the virtues of their still-incomplete replacement — the process playing out in the Senate is quite different from the way Democrats went about passing the Affordable Care Act.
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In fact, you might guess that Gates — a car collector whose first splashy purchase after founding Microsoft was a Porsche 911 supercar, one that later famously earned him a speeding ticket in Albuquerque, N.M.– won't be buying a Tesla or talking up the company again any time soon.
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Their meeting on Monday during a summit of Asian leaders in Manila was arguably the most anticipated of the three-day event and went off well, with Duterte's aides talking up the rapport the two had, and Trump boasting of his "great relationship" with the similarly mercurial Philippines leader.
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His knack for talking up his own talents — often in verse — earned him the dismissive nickname "the Louisville Lip," but he backed up his talk with action, relocating to Miami to train with the legendary trainer Angelo Dundee and build a case for getting a shot at the heavyweight title.
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Also Apple's most recent event was all about Apple TV. The company had a LOT to show off on that front, and while the redesigned app has already arrived, expect the company to continue talking up Apple TV+, the forthcoming billion-dollar, cable-killing, premium-content offering from the company.
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In a blog announcing the full complement of policy board members (eight in all), Uber's chief advisor and member of the board of directors, David Plouffe, expends a lot of pixels talking up the "societal benefits," as Uber sees it, of its business, before moving on to the regulatory piece.
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He got big cheers for calling out the "unspeakable tragedy" of the modern criminal justice system and talking up his support of Obamacare — but when he said the country still had "a long way to go" on health care and called for Medicare-for-all, he was met with silence.
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At the time, Skip was public enemy number one for non-idiotic sports fans: a dude on TV every morning, peddling nonsense and bad faith character arguments, talking up the Dallas Cowboys for no reason, slamming LeBron James day after day, just because he knew it turned the water-wheel.
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Some of the cost has been reduced by moving recipe instructions online and printing the ingredient list on the box, rather than including glossy paper recipe cards, but otherwise Marley Spoon is talking up the quality of ingredients, citing the use of grass-fed ground beef and antibiotic-free chicken.
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"Democrats believe in a fair fight and making sure that districts aren't drawn to cut out one party or the other is a critical first step," she said, talking up the work of former Attorney General Eric Holder, who helms a new Democratic organization called the National Democratic Redistricting Committee.
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Coach started seeing Luis' changes reflected in the numbers by early 2016, but even with improvements, the company was subject to doubt, including a downgrade to "underweight" by Morgan Stanley analysts who argued Coach was too promotional and would sacrifice its margins in the process of talking up its brand.
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It's a pleasure to see Warren Frost (who died earlier this year) one last time as Doc, and nice to hear him revive the old "Twin Peaks" tradition of raving about food by talking up his breakfast of pan-fried brown trout, scrambled eggs and English muffins with huckleberry jam.
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McCarthy has been talking up making big spending cuts using a procedural tool known as rescissions, in which Trump could team up with Republicans to kill off non-military spending increases.. House of Representatives Republicans are waiting for the White House to propose such cuts, of up $60 billion, House Republican sources say.
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But despite the recent round of other Fed officials' comments talking up the likelihood of a rate hike in either June or July, analysts at Singapore's OCBC Bank said in a note that Yellen might not divulge the kind of hints on rates that the market is anticipating at the Boston-event.
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On the contrary, Salesforce is already talking up the possibilities of expanding what the company is already doing with its Einstein platform (launched back in 2016, Einstein is the home of all of Salesforce's AI-based initiatives); and with "Customer 360," which is the company's product and take on omnichannel sales and marketing.
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Claire McCaskill dismisses Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as a 'shiny new object' and says her 'rhetoric is cheap' Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez slammed the media for talking up a 2020 White House run instead of her policy ideas Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other new House progressives are tweeting their dissatisfaction with orientation at Harvard
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But Uber has been talking up its position and potential in the Middle East — with CEO Dara Khosrowshahi telling a conference in May that he believes it can be the "winning player" in the market, as well as in India and Africa, and vowing it would "control our own destiny" in those markets.
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The parents who oppose Ms. Garg say the changes are unfortunate but result from various factors: gentrification; a few well-connected Upper West Siders talking up the school; and the spread in East Harlem of charter schools, which appeal to many poor families because of their structured approach and high test scores.
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Pillar was talking up a renewed approach focused on plate discipline, and while he'd said similar things a year prior, the combination of early Grapefruit League results and a paucity of options sure to be healthy out of the gate meant he was a break or two away from getting another chance.
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Bango is talking up the acquisition as means for the company to strengthen its product offering across the pond, specifically citing BilltoMobile's relationship with all four U.S. mobile carriers, which will enable U.S. app stores and major U.S.-based merchants to utilise its 'Bango Boost' technology, which provide richer customer data and analytics.
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The shoddy viticulture and the rampant mediocrity of mass-market Champagnes could be ignored by talking up the skill of the master blender, who could mix a little of this and a little of that to create a house style that was repeated year after year, regardless of vintage conditions or vineyards.
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Mr. Netanyahu is also talking up a defense treaty with the United States, although Israeli military leaders have long played down the wisdom of such an agreement, saying that Israel can already count on American support whenever it is needed and that a formal pact could tie Israel's hands in a regional conflict.
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DeSantis spent more time on the offensive, perhaps feeling he needed to change the trajectory of a campaign that's found him consistently on the back foot, while Gillum sought to downplay accusations of impropriety, while talking up his health care plan and casting himself as the more competent choice to lead the state.
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The one thing no one has done in this whole saga is do what Clinton did in 1996 and defend welfare reform on the merits by bragging about "work requirements," touting how much smaller the welfare rolls are, or talking up the "death penalty for drug kingpins" as a key Democratic achievement.
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Banking on the success of the country's so-called "green gold," the association purchased an ad that will run after the third quarter of Super Bowl LI. The ad features a cloaked secret society, talking up the health benefits associated to the fruit and is distributed through the association's US-based brand Avocados from Mexico.
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Precisely because Putin has been so successful at talking up his unpredictability and aggressive capabilities, NATO is now more united than it has been for a long time; defense and security spending in Europe, long neglected, is now beginning to be addressed, due to rise on average by more than 8 percent this year.
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Google's Censored Search Would Help China "Be More Open," Said Ex-CEO Eric Schmidt Eric Schmidt, who is still on Alphabet's board, is talking up Project Dragonfly, Ryan Gallagher reports: In an interview with the BBC on Monday, Schmidt said that he wasn't involved in decisions to build the censored search platform, codenamed Dragonfly.
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He pressed all the right buttons with Mr Trump, talking up the potential for Japanese investment in America and pointing out that his government is stretching the country's pacifist constitution (which the Americans imposed after the second world war) to allow more scope for Japan's Self-Defence Forces to come to the aid of allies.
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The vote in the U.K. also demonstrates for Democrats the tough sell they have to voters with a candidate at the top of the ticket who is deeply tied to the establishment and has spent much of her career raising money from Wall Street and talking up the benefits of globalism and free trade.
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By the numbers: T-Mobile executives spent $195,000 at the Trump International Hotel after the company agreed to buy Sprint for $26 billion, as disclosed this past March — but DOJ was unswayed by all of those suite stays, let alone the companies' PR strategy of talking up Trump-bait like job growth and 5G leadership.
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Sherrod Brown talking up an idea that could gain ground with D's: Legislation requiring companies whose workers make enough to qualify for food stamps to pay a "corprorate freeloader fee" to taxpayers He discussed the plan during the left-leaning Center for American Progress's Ideas meeting this week, a showcase for Democrats with presidential ambitions.
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Microsoft is clearly making a play for disgruntled MacBook users by throwing in a three-month subscription to Adobe's Creative Cloud Photography plan for the next two months, talking up how well Autodesk Maya and other apps work on the Surface Book 2, and — most importantly — by simply making this a high performance machine.
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After talking up gun control laws and criminal justice reform on a recent South Carolina campaign swing, Ms. Warren dug into the nitty-gritty of free market regulation and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a federal agency she helped create, which has returned more than $12 billion to people in refunds and canceled debts.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont delivered a stern address about our national ills in front of well-placed flags in a Vermont hotel on Friday, instead of a stern address about our national ills in front of well-placed Ohioans or Floridians, talking up "Medicare for all" and polling support for his health care vision.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont delivered a stern address about our national ills in front of well-placed flags in a Vermont hotel on Friday, instead of a stern address about our national ills in front of well-placed Ohioans or Floridians, talking up "Medicare for all" and polling support for his health care vision.
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Formerly known as Bell Helicopter but rebranded as a forward-looking technology company, the Texas-based aviation firm best known for producing the V-22 Osprey helicopter for the military has been coming to CES since 2017 and talking up its work on so-called electric VTOL, or vertical take-off and landing vehicles.
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McGahn, in rare public remarks at the Conservative Political Action Conference, said "it's part of a larger plan" that President Donald Trump appointed Justice Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, talking up Gorsuch's record criticizing deference to the authority of government agencies and the legacy Trump is working to establish in the nation's courts.
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Sanders' pick A source close to the White House who is familiar with discussions regarding Trump's selection of Grisham as press secretary says Sanders was talking up deputy White House press secretary Hogan Gidley as her replacement and talking down the idea of Grisham as late as her going away party Monday night with White House reporters.
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But — surprise, surprise — as well its media credentials, the company, which is founded by psychiatrist Dr. Kris Naudts, is talking up its technology play, something it plans to invest heavily in post-Series A. Specifically, Culture Trip says it's built a bespoke knowledge graph that uses "AI technology" in order to create a more personalised experience for users.
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Since those meetings, Trump has re-adopted several traditional NRA talking points about gun-control legislation: blaming mental illnesses rather than gun violence, talking up the Second Amendment, insisting that the US should focus on enforcing laws that already exist rather than creating new ones, and arguing that guns aren't to blame for their owners' actions.
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It is notable if not surprising that two of the widely popular policy issues Mr. Trump has been talking up — his commitment to protecting health care coverage for people with pre-existing conditions and his promise to put forward "a very major tax cut" for middle-income people in the next few weeks — have no basis in reality.
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These firms will be dropped into a very competitive industry, but they may be able to attract Chinese consumers due to their established and extensive merchant acceptance networks: If these players can convince international merchants to accept mobile payments by talking up the value of attracting Chinese tourists, that would likely boost the payments&apos players volume in turn.
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Greg Abbott (R) sent to U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE talking up NAFTA.
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READ: The Chinese doctor who tried to warn the world about coronavirus has died Last week there was an unprecedented outpouring of grief and anger at the death of Li Wenliang, the doctor who had tried to warn the world about the coronavirus in late December, but who was silenced by police in Wuhan and warned about talking up again.
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Canavero has been talking up his plan for human head transplantation in TED talks and the media for decades, despite producing little in the way of scientific evidence, going so far as to announce in 2015 that he would perform surgery on a human volunteer — a young man with Werdnig-Hoffman disease, a degenerative disease where the muscles waste away — by 2017.
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But Republicans were playing epistemological games well before Trump, denying the existence of climate change and evolution, talking up a phony epidemic of election fraud to justify voter restrictions, insisting that tax cuts increased revenues to justify deficit-exploding tax cuts and ordering the F.B.I. to quit tracking far-right domestic terrorism because these fellows really weren't much of a threat.
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Perhaps because education tends not to be as flashy other areas of tech, and perhaps because Age of Learning has not been in the business of talking up its investors and other milestones that usually form the path of mainstream and tech media coverage, Age of Learning has largely remained out of the limelight compared to some of its peers in the world of successful apps.
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The Before-and-After Party To give me a taste of both her wild rice and life on Sauvie Island, Pennie next invited over a few culinary-minded associates for what quickly escalated from an informal gathering into a full-blown promotional event, particularly as she kept talking up my humble tome and encouraging everyone to come hear me read from it at Powell's City of Books.
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For the first lady, the lighthearted activities were an example of the daily nonchalance required by her role as the more compassionate partner in the Trump marriage, the one who can do things like visit with retired soldiers and schoolchildren, as she did on Friday talking up her "Be Best" ethos of the need for children to be kind and compassionate to one another.
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RFA chief Bob Dinneen claimed to Politico that the RFS rewrite was inevitable — a claim Icahn had been making since he helped interview Scott Pruitt for the job of EPA administrator — but the White House had never publicly endorsed the idea, and it was clear to those who've followed his tactics that Icahn was talking up the value of his stock in CVR Refining.
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Check out your man in action, asking the King to shame Lonzo on national television: There are a couple of politics at play here that make this a particularly choice moment for Andrew to ask this: mostly that it's been super weird that LeBron has been talking up Lonzo Ball's game amidst rumors that James could make a move to the Lakers next year.
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At the same time, for the genuinely populist sort for conservative (that is, the best kind), having a Democratic House might force Trump himself back toward the economic populism of his campaign, which he mostly abandoned but has suddenly remembered in the last days before the midterms, talking up a phantom middle-class tax cut and proposing an "America First" approach to drug pricing.
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President Donald Trump and his team are talking up the opportunity to finally achieve stricter border security, wider tax cuts and reduced reliance on Chinese manufacturing amid the spread of the coronavirus throughout the U.S. Some officials see it as a narrow opening to offset the political damage from the coronavirus outbreak and deliver — or at least, talk about — some of the president's longstanding promises.
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As he and a small team of aides weigh the merits of a campaign, Mr. O'Rourke, 46, has focused largely on whether he could run the kind of race he did in Texas — barnstorming towns with a liberal message and a perpetual social media live-stream, talking up his disdain for pollsters and super PACs and staking his bid on a personal connection with voters as much as any issue platform.
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He has exuded confidence lately, lashing out at journalists who have been critical of him, talking up Israel's diplomatic and economic achievements, and calling in the United States ambassador to Israel, Daniel B. Shapiro, for a dressing down late last month after the Obama administration decided not to use its veto to shield Israel from a United Nations Security Council resolution that condemned Israeli settlement construction in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.
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The P-Series Quantum also has more full-array local dimming zones (192 versus "up to 120" in the regular 2018 P-Series), so it should put out some of the best contrast and deepest blacks we've ever seen from a Vizio-branded TV. And as Samsung has done with its QLED lineup, Vizio is now talking up quantum dot technology as a differentiator and the key reason behind the P-Series Quantum's lush colors and expanded range.
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While Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE spoke passionately and sincerely about his dream, the Clinton campaign spent too much time talking it down; it did not spend nearly enough time talking up her own dream, so when she did speak passionately and sincerely about her vision, few voters heard her.
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Digital skills are the second of the seven "strands" the strategy focuses on, with digital connectivity being the first — a quite different structure vs the June 2016 version of the document that we reviewed (which bundled skills and connectivity into a single 'digital foundations' section — and expended more energy elsewhere, such as investigating the public sector potential of technologies like blockchain, and talking up putting the UK "at the heart of the European Digital Single Market"; an impossibility now, given Brexit).
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But in talking up his credentials as a Navy veteran and the mayor of a midsize Midwestern city, Buttigieg is seeking carve out a path to the Democratic nomination in a field that is expected to draw political heavyweights, like former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE and Sen.
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In addition to talking up Underwood as seriously as if I were a voting member of the CMAs, she takes the reins when I mention Brandi Carlile, going on and on about how impressed she is with Carlile's achievements this year — one of which includes co-producing Texas legend Tanya Tucker's cover of Lambert's hit single, "The House That Built Me." It's a song so good that the Academy of Country Music (ACMs) gave it their Song of the Decade award in September.
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President Trump sought this week to highlight his own efforts on the climate front, talking up his moves to roll back President Barack Obama's regulatory efforts to control carbon emissions from power plants and cars, and his signing of the international Paris Agreement on climate change: "I withdrew the United States from the terrible, one-sided climate accord, was a total disaster for our country," he told a crowd of cheering men and women in hard hats on Wednesday at a natural gas conference in Pittsburgh.
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" FOR THE RECORD, PART TWO -- Sounds like Sean Hannity signed a new contract a while back: He has previously said his Fox deal was up in 2020, but in this interview with Variety's Brian Steinberg he said "his current agreement with Fox runs through December 2021..." (Variety) -- Tamron Hall is at the NATPE conference this week, talking up her forthcoming daytime talk show... (B&C and Variety) -- Shane Goldmacher with the scoop: Bill Clinton "is writing a new book about his post-presidential life.
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That could upset London by offering up dire examples of the potential collapse in transport and other economic ties in case the sides fail to agree on a managed divorce - although May's government has itself released reports attesting to the likely disruptions of Britain crashing out of the EU. "It's a carrot-and-stick approach - we are trying to push them into a deal," a senior EU diplomat said of the change of tone from talking up progress last week to returning this week to no-deal preparations.
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That could upset London by offering up dire examples of the potential collapse in transport and other economic ties in case the sides fail to agree on a managed divorce - although May's government has itself released reports attesting to the likely disruptions of Britain crashing out of the EU. "It's a carrot-and-stick approach - we are trying to push them into a deal," a senior EU diplomat said of the change of tone from talking up progress last week to returning this week to no-deal preparations.
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Her soulful performance brought back memories of Amy Winehouse, but also felt instantly accessible, thanks to a little help from Ellie Goulding, who dropped in around the halfway mark to duet with Day on her massive hit "Love Me Like You Do." Day and Goulding's performance was the first standout of the night, and it remained one of the best when the show was over: For the past couple of years, everyone has been talking up Hamilton, the new musical from Lin-Manuel Miranda about the life of Alexander Hamilton inspired by the 2004 biography by Ron Chernow.
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