BITCOIN STARTED TANKING THE MIDDLE OF DECEMBER AND THE S&P 500 STARTED TANKING AFTER JANUARY 26th.
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What's really interesting is that Beyond Meat is doing great in the stock market and Uber is tanking, and Lyft is tanking, also.
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The tactic — perhaps misinterpreted as tanking — unnerved Djokovic.
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Trading away Khalil Mack, their best defensive player, before the season was not tanking, and trading Amari Cooper, their most talented wide receiver, earlier this week was also not tanking.
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The stock was tanking about 33 percent in premarket trading.
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Such talk suggests he is not tanking his campaign deliberately.
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Anything can happen now that the Leafs clearly aren't tanking.
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A tanking economy drove tax receipts down, driving deficits up.
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Fred's and Rite Aid stocks were tanking in the premarket.
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But coming clean about Berlin also means tanking Saul's career.
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At what point did you know the number was tanking?
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The stock was tanking, and the company kept hemorrhaging cash.
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But beginning around 2012, prices fell considerably, tanking Brazil's economy.
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And tech stocks, like so many stocks this morning, are tanking.
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"Tanking and all that, I think, is just crap," Vucevic said.
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Shares of Guess were tanking about 12 percent in the premarket.
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Even rich people, because the industrial economy is tanking, just disappearing.
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It appears that by 2018, the apps started tanking, and badly.
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Insider previously reported tanking morale at the company following earlier cuts.
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Crude bounced 10% on Tuesday after tanking nearly 8373% on Monday.
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This led to weekly mortgage applications tanking by 7.1 percent last week.
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Your plan can involve being not good without it being about tanking.
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You can see the PMI for net export orders is tanking globally.
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Politico reported earlier this week that Trump's national favorability numbers were tanking.
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He's not, however, the kind of franchise-altering talent worth tanking for.
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Analysts are wondering why football game television ratings are tanking this year.
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It didn't help that the stock market was tanking around that time.
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As you might expect after such a downbeat update, shares are tanking.
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This huge-collared maniac has invented a whole new version of tanking.
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Clearly it can't be tanking, because we've been assured that doesn't exist.
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The Mets are not tanking, and for that they should be applauded.
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Basic resources fell the furthest, tanking 2500 percent at the market close.
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The S&P 500 dropped 4% after tanking 5.6% at the open.
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You're in a relationship that's tanking rapidly—how do you dump someone?
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Speaking of tanking, I'm running out of gas in this quest. 1.
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We go back to the time when the economy was tanking in 2009.
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The news sent Nordstrom shares tanking more than 0.6% in after-hours trading.
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West Texas Intermediate crude began tanking that June from around $108 per barrel.
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That continues a theme, with credit revenues tanking in 2015, hurting bank profits.
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The company's tanking stock price has also been a continuous source of lamentation.
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Based on data in hand, it's hard to conclude the economy is tanking.
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Despite tanking this month, bitcoin has still soared over 1,400 percent this year.
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Tech stocks are tanking, but the rest of the market is holding up.
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Moreover, underperformance is often attributed to 'tanking,' which too often has been tolerated.
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They look like just another team tanking the present for a better future.
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The country is reeling under its latest repressive president and a tanking economy.
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In 27.13, when Congress was debating President Richard Nixon's impeachment, conditions were tanking.
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Aggressive and outright "tanking" has become sacrilegious in the post-Sam Hinkie NBA.
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Despite the string of negative headlines, Trump's popularity isn't tanking with the American public.
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The XLE ETF is closing in on $56 after tanking 503 percent this week.
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The bad news sent the share price of parent company Helios and Matheson tanking.
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Very simply, if you think the economy's tanking, you dump copper and buy gold.
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I don't think a tanking stock market is a particularly great thing for anybody.
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" The GOP leader later told reporters Tuesday, "I'm not concerned about tanking the nomination.
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West Texas Intermediate crude began tanking in June 2014 from around $108 per barrel.
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The tanking sales and profits follow Morrisons' worst results in 8 years last year.
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So I couldn't help but notice that the stock market has been tanking lately.
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It was two — one on the rise in a new industry, and one tanking.
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Now that the economy is tanking, those cash-back offers might seem extra appealing.
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Specifically, he said: Tanking stock prices will scare CEOs and make them more cautious.
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Shares of SmileDirectClub (SDC), already big losers since its IPO, were tanking about 25%.
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Manafort had become a Mueller cooperator, before lying to him and tanking that deal.
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More playoff openings would motivate more teams to try, which should mean less tanking.
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There are lots of ways to recover when a job interview is tanking fast.
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Everyone else is either tanking, rebuilding, or just playing the role of cannon fodder.
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But in the process, they overproduced gasoline, tanking margins for the fuel along the way.
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If you invest in an ETF that tracks a tanking index, your ETF also tanks.
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Trump is tanking when trying to explain why he questioned Obama's birthplace for so long.
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It's a mantra no matter if Bitcoin's price is rallying or tanking—don't sell, hold.
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And as you may have noticed, the NHL has had its share of tanking, too.
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The stockholders sought to recoup losses from shares tanking after the revelations of further abuses.
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Illumina (ILMN) was tanking in premarket trading, after warning about first quarter revenue late Monday.
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The first is obvious: No company will risk going public in a tanking stock market.
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Cleo: Even if it's tanking in the US, look how much money they made already.
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Trump is also tanking with a key constituency of white voters who supported Mitt Romney.
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Some of the market's best-performing technology stocks so far this year are tanking Wednesday.
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Tanking is no guaranteed tactic — no such thing exists — but it is an understandable one.
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ET. Hedge funds are reportedly dumping the troubled German lender, and its shares are tanking.
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It's all very confusing but let's just say tanking is good and this proves it.
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Shares were tanking as more and more investors and analysts began to question Musk's leadership.
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Southwest Division The Mavericks' record last season was misleading because the team was openly tanking.
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In 2016, he received an eight-week suspension for tanking during a match in Shanghai.
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Stocks of the nation's homebuilders are tanking, on pace for their worst day since Dec.
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However, a profit warning sent shares tanking as much as 7% in after-hours trading.
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What Fed chair would sell trillions of dollars of securities and risk tanking the markets?
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Democratic leaders said the GOP's interest in tanking Cunningham is a sign of his strength.
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Legal and General posted a 12% rise in 2019 operating profit but shares are tanking.
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Four Senate Republicans have now joined Democrats in rejecting his potential appointment, effectively tanking it.
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J. Crew has $2 billion of debt, sales are tanking and it's operating at a loss.
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"We're broke," a member of her staff says, as he holds a board with tanking trends.
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In September, Sandberg appeared before lawmakers, sending the stock tanking close to 8 percent between Aug.
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Goodman doesn't address that, but it's likely intended to keep Roadhog's focus on his tanking role.
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It feels like we only hear about Bitcoin when the price is either tanking or skyrocketing.
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The tanking of ship-based freight rates has spurred a switch from more expensive air cargo.
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If you are invested in an ETF that tracks a tanking index, your ETF tanks, too.
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The parent company of Snapchat just got hit with another sell rating, and shares are tanking.
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Zeti leaves behind an economy weighed down by tanking oil prices and an evolving political crisis.
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New York (CNN Business)Stocks are tanking, and the tech world's richest executives are losing billions.
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If you want to lower GHG emissions, tanking the economy is one way to do so.
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Belinelli's new team, the hard-tanking Atlanta Hawks, should be all for eventually setting him free.
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Now, Russia is intentionally tanking prices in a bid to derail the US shale oil boom.
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In the hours that followed, the ban sent stocks tanking and tempers rising across European capitals.
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This was, like, a year-and-a-half tanking, and that was too brutal for me.
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She became the go-to explainer at a moment when complexity was tanking the global economy.
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And some centrists said the hard-liners just wanted to deflect blame for tanking the bill.
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That is the type of cautionary tale that Silver, even as tanking talk persists, can forever serve up to discourage actual tanking: In the 34-year history of the lottery, only eight times has the team with the worst record managed to win the No. 1 pick.
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Confirmation is not assured, with a number of GOP swing votes potentially capable of tanking his nomination.
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The stock market is tanking on concern about rising interest rates, slowing global growth and political instability.
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His success may hinge on keeping his pledge to open new export markets for Brazil's tanking economy.
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Stocks fell sharply Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tanking about 644 points as of midday.
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Iran's mullahs face an existential threat to their theocracy from the tanking economy and need economic relief.
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One of the biggest consensus buys on a Donald Trump win is tanking, leaving many investors puzzled.
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Kyrgios has at various times in his colorful career been accused of tanking matches and shunning practice.
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"There's an old adage of never checking your account when stocks are tanking," says the Vanguard spokesperson.
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This financial insanity is overtaking the world because bond prices are skyrocketing as stock prices are tanking.
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They're surely not tanking, or even in that stage where they'd be OK not making the playoffs.
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It was well up on the week though and has surged 50 percent since tanking in January.
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This dragged down the sector overall, over 1.43 percent lower, with Anglo American tanking over 11 percent.
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Imagine the disaster of lifeless or - God forbid – tanking equity values because the Fed failed to oblige.
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Tanking a nation's economy is a means to a clearly defined end, not an end in itself.
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By net rating (minus-11.5), only the tanking, teen-led Memphis Grizzlies (minus-11.7) are less competitive.
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When the economy started tanking due to the Great Recession starting in 2008, Christmas tree sales dropped.
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Rapid inflation, a tanking currency and political influence on fiscal policy has plunged Turkey's economy into crisis.
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Galloway speculated on why insiders couldn't afford for WeWork not to go public, despite the tanking valuation.
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The Sixers are done tanking, the Lakers are biding their time, and the Heat are doubling down.
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A sampling: Sam P.: Based on their off-season moves, do you think the Jets are tanking?
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Millennials don't have any money, so the stock market tanking 1,800 points yesterday — or whatever — is irrelevant.
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It recalled the moment when a bank rescue failed in the 2008 financial crisis sending stocks tanking.
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What we are seeing, instead, is that the economy is tanking as restaurants, workplaces, and businesses close.
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Around 80 percent of Earth's coral reefs died off, tanking fishing and tourism economies around the world.
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Tanking prices have made it unprofitable for many U.S. firms to to remain active, analysts have said.
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NEW YORK — If the Knicks are supposed to be tanking, someone forgot to tell their back-ups.
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If the Knicks really are tanking to get a lower lottery spot, they can probably stop now.
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As a result, Trump's approval rating has been steadily tanking, even among certain members of his base.
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Stitch Fix (SFIX) was tanking about 15 percent after warning subscriber numbers won't increase in the holiday quarter.
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At least, this time it wasn't ABC News Chief Investigative Correspondent Brian Ross tanking the entire stock market.
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Oil prices, both the U.S. and international crude benchmarks, were tanking more than 23 percent on demand concerns.
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The once-hot celebrity fragrance category started tanking around the 2008 recession, according to a 2017 BBC report.
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WARNING — Spoilers ahead After tanking with the lowest scores of the evening, there was no saving this Shark.
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In the age of deliberate, protracted rebuilding — some call it tanking — starts like this are bound to happen.
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Reasons to be negative: Was signing Roman Polak a sign of Tanking In Toronto Part 229: Tank Harder?
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Approval rating tanking Trump's turn toward the Bannon wing of his administration, in many ways, makes political sense.
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Europe's worst performer was Zodiac Aerospace, tanking over 25 percent, after the equipment maker announced a profit warning.
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Mobile phone parts makers were battered, with TDK Corp plunging 7.8 percent and Anritsu Corp tanking 8.1 percent.
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This is a reasonable assumption but six years into the experiment and more teams than ever are tanking.
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Climate-related natural disasters are expected to intensify, potentially exposing companies to tanking from a surplus of claims.
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I still think Cruz is a character who shut down the government and sent Republican favorability numbers tanking.
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His personal brand was trading higher than ever while some of his most prized business ventures were tanking.
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J.R. Smith recently quit the team after accusing them of tanking the season for a higher draft pick.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the city where Nick Kyrgios was accused of tanking a match.
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In light of the tanking economy and health risks associated with poverty, I didn't have an immediate answer.
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His film career was tanking, he was a tabloid laughingstock, and his long-term relationship was in peril.
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Real estate, consumer and healthcare sectors were also among the biggest casualties, all tanking more than 4 percent.
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Britain's FTSE 21.5 was the worst performing index, tanking 22020 percent amid a flurry of downbeat company reports.
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"I don't believe in tanking," he said after Friday morning's shootaround before scoring 18 points against the Sixers.
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Christie told the Times that the coverage of the scandal played a part in tanking his presidential campaign.
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There is no evidence that "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs" or the other nominees engaged in any tanking.
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Tanking, in itself, can be a foolhardy strategy — especially in the wake of a procedural change this season.
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The long-term implications are unknown but a reputation for censorship likely won't help its tanking stock price.
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He backed up his belief by purchasing 500,000 shares of his company's stock, which was tanking at the time.
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The stock market may be tanking lately, but at least savers are getting paid more to park their money.
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Right away, Maduro, a former union leader, was hobbled both by his lack of charisma and tanking oil prices.
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For the Pelicans, exploring options and looking to the future doesn't have to mean blowing everything up, or tanking.
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Oil was lower this morning, after U.S. crude suffered its worst week since February, tanking more than 22013 percent.
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There are roughly 39 acceptable ways one can argue that a particular presidential candidate is taking off or tanking.
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The gaffes that once seemed to ricochet off his bullet-proof support base are now tanking his poll numbers.
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The Freedom Caucus is known for tanking major pieces of legislation in their bid to make policy more conservative.
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FireEye (FEYE) shares were tanking more than 15 percent in the premarket, after missing on revenue and forward guidance.
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Bankrate (RATE) shares were tanking this morning after the financial information provider missed estimates on quarterly earnings and revenue.
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ET. Zumiez (ZUMZ) projected a larger-than-expected current quarter loss, and the stock was tanking in the premarket.
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Large commodities exporters Indonesia and Thailand have both been hit by tanking prices for minerals, palm oil and rubber.
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AND I USED A SLIDE THAT WHEN THEY START REGULATING BIOTECH COMPANIES, FOR EXAMPLE, THE STOCKS JUST STARTED TANKING.
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Silver has played much defense on the subject of the 276ers and their alleged tanking to stockpile high picks.
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In fact, shares of Kroger were inching back into green after tanking more than 15 percent in a day.
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Charney attacked the plan by pointing to tanking sales and gross profits since he was fired in December 2014.
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Trump used China as a punching bag during the campaign, saying they're stealing our jobs and tanking our economy.
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Controversial YouTuber Logan Paul is tanking on views and new subscribers on his main channel, according to SocialBlade statistics.
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Multiple reports have indicated Trump fears that the tanking stock market and stalled economy will hurt his reelection chances.
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In other words, tanking stock prices will cause economic weakness, rather than serve only as a reaction to it.
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Infusing cash into any economy tanking under the weight of mandatory epidemic-related closures is wholly appropriate, of course.
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But none seemed keen on tanking the deal and forcing a shutdown for which Democrats could be blamed. Rep.
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"When we passed Dodd-Frank, it was to stop the biggest guys from tanking the economy again," said Sen.
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His comments came as stocks were tanking, and volatility was hitting its highest level since the 2016 presidential election.
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We appear to be headed toward a Greek-style financial crisis, with interest rates spiking and the economy tanking.
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The guy's still tanking balls into the upper deck in B.P. I think it's damn awesome what he's doing.
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For now, the two should give the team a better chance to compete, without the appearance of so-called tanking.
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That may or may not mean that the whole economy is tanking, or that some other conventional metric is declining.
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But now engagement is tanking and so LinkedIn is dressing up a growth hack in the language of social progress.
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A little more than a year and a half after being widely introduced to the market, smartwatch shipments are tanking.
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Twitter's core users might not like it, but the company needs more than that base to stop itself from tanking.
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He taught me that it's important leave a relationship that's tanking, especially if the partner in question is emotionally manipulative.
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It's been a winter of discontent for Wall Street, with the stock market ringing in the New Year by tanking.
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If NFL executives were hoping for relief after six weeks of tanking TV ratings, they'll have to keep on waiting.
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In attempt to lift some pressure from the tanking rouble, the central bank cut its foreign currency buying on Wednesday.
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He also doesn't really buy the narrative that tanking the tax bill would throw the Republican party over a cliff.
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The Cavs are a dumpster fire (only 2 wins) and J.R. Smith just accused the team of tanking this week.
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Oil stocks tumbled on the back of this, with Seadrill tanking 29 percent, and Tullow Oil off over 7 percent.
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Tanking oil prices have taken a heavy toll on its income, along with years of economic mismanagement by the government.
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Brazil's economy is tanking, chiefly as a result of interventionist mismanagement during Ms Rousseff's first term from 2011 to 1003.
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" Trump quickly fired back at Cruz, calling the attacks "desperate moves by a guy who is tanking in the polls.
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Central bankers hiked rates four times last year alone, with the latest increase in December when financial markets were tanking.
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Stocks aren't tanking Monday because Wall Street believes President Donald Trump is "right" about trade, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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Why it matters: Rapid inflation, a tanking currency and political influence on fiscal policy has plunged Turkey's economy into crisis.
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Only the Arizona Coyotes, who may be secretly tanking, are below the Red Wings (45.6 percent) in score-adjusted Fenwick.
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The US stock market tumbled, with the Dow tanking as many as 608 points at its low-point on Tuesday.
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They are also poised to continue posturing for another premier pick next season without having to answer accusations of tanking.
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The odds have been flattened at the top to discourage tanking, the practice of losing intentionally to improve draft position.
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Amazon's $13.4 billion takeover of Whole Foods Market was blamed for tanking Blue Apron's long-awaited initial offering this year.
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As both of those teams were openly tanking this season, it is unlikely either franchise will garner much sympathy. 4.
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To many observers, Miami's front office seems to be tanking to secure the first overall pick in the 2020 draft.
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And people on both sides of the aisle are pointing their finger at one member for tanking the momentum: Rep.
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There are a multitude of paths between tanking and keeping this group together, and Ujiri will need to explore them.
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Shares of the department store are on pace for their worst day ever, tanking by about 19 percent in morning trading.
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But first on the stock market that's tanking again, what message do you think the market is trying to signal here?
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"Millions of Brazilians have taken to the streets to demand her ouster over the institutional corruption and tanking economy," reports CNN.
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Still, it's really gotta take the piss out of the Trump's people to know he's tanking with the singles of America.
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It's the kind of thing you could imagine broadly demoralizing rank-and-file Republicans while confusing state parties and tanking turnout.
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Congress created the CFPB—over the objections of banking industry lobbyists—precisely to keep such abuse from tanking the economy again.
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And then, a lottery team is probably looking to 'Stop tryin' for Zion,' so they're tanking in a lot of ways.
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The Avalanche have a very good corps of youngsters, so tanking the rest of the way seems out of the question.
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The price of buying a home has accelerated since about 533, after tanking in the wake of the 2007 financial crisis.
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Cyber security firm NCC Group also marked its worst day ever, tanking more than 35 percent after troubles with contract cancellations.
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" STAN SUN, INTEREST RATES STRATEGIST AT NOMURA SECURITIES INTERNATIONAL IN NEW YORK "The equity market is tanking and we are responding.
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But on a day when the broader market was tanking, investors didn't seem too enthusiastic about Shanker's thoughts on Amazon either.
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But "that argument becomes a lot harder to make if there are signs that the economy is already tanking," Sykes added.
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These are the QBs you're tanking to get, and there's a nonzero chance they all turn out to be Ryan Nassib.
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Here is a breakdown of how the pandemic is impacting advertising, from events cancellations to buzzy startups whose sales are tanking.
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Stitch Fix shares were last down about 21.84% in after-hours trading on the news, after tanking as much as 21.92%.
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The Astros were among the first to embrace tanking, stripping their roster down for several years to acquire high draft picks.
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Even as OPEC and Russia consider an emergency production cut, oil is tanking and the outlook for prices is getting dimmer.
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But like obscenity, tanking can be hard to define, even if most people believe they know it when they see it.
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These and other incidents in a long and enervating season have prompted Bradshaw to step up efforts to deal with tanking.
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Even when the market seems to be tanking, keep a level head and stay the course, says the Oracle of Omaha.
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Even when the market seems to be tanking, keep a level head and stay the course, says investing legend Warren Buffett.
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The spread of coronavirus outside of China, and warnings this week from CDC experts sent markets tanking on Monday and Tuesday.
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With a tanking reputation among critics and Netflix subscribers alike, this drama series just seems to get worse with each season.
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Just before stocks and bond prices stared tanking in the beginning of February, Greenspan said in a Bloomberg interview on Jan.
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"At the same time, you're seeing Urals exports — which is a heavier sour crude — tanking due to lower demand," Smith said.
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The gaming stalwart has been in a rough patch for several years now, with its latest console tanking against the competition.
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"With high inflation, the rouble tanking and sentiment extremely volatile, rate cuts are off the table for the central bank," Spiro said.
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He's dominated the polls since July, and repeated predictions that the latest remark would send his numbers tanking have all been wrong.
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Energy sector funds posted $907 million in outflows, the data showed, the largest withdrawals since oil's price was tanking in fall 2014.
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Another casualty from the Brexit fallout was estate agent Foxtons, which issued a profit warning on Monday, sending shares tanking 22.6 percent.
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OPEC and Russia are considering an emergency production cut, but oil is still tanking, and the outlook for prices is getting dimmer.
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Until a decade or so ago the idea of tanking, such as it was, restricted itself in scope to a single season.
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At the time of this writing, the stock is tanking, and is down an astounding 25 percent in after hours trading. Oof.
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As well as tanking freight rates, new environmental regulations requiring new installations and retrofitting may contribute to more young vessels getting scrapped.
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As an encore, Corzine was fined $5 million and banned for life from commodity futures trading for tanking his firm, MF Global.
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But aside from those two very specific cases, the overall pattern is clear: Donald Trump is tanking America's image around the world.
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Q: If you were running a company that produces X and the market was tanking for that product, what would you do?
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Yes, the projected huge surplus disappeared but that was due to economic growth tanking, not due to a subsequent tax rate cut.
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While the April decision initially led to panic dumping of products and sent some producers' shares tanking, normal business has largely resumed.
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WHY THIS MATTERS: Trump used China as a punching bag during the campaign, saying they're stealing our jobs and tanking our economy.
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Furthermore, early data suggests that while United's app may be tanking in ratings, it has had little to no effect on downloads.
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The administration has so far handled this pandemic incredibly poorly, and it has now contributed to tanking markets and halting economic activity.
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It was 21, the stock market had recently crashed, with home prices tanking in tandem, so there were bargains to be had.
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While the umpire, Ali Nili, spoke to Kyrgios about his performance after his dubious serve, he never issued a warning for tanking.
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Djokovic, a 12-time major winner and the president of the Player Council, said dealing with tanking should not rest with players.
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The economy is tanking, and even the Europeans acknowledge Iranian cheating on the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (the Iran nuclear deal).
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Billionaire investor Mario Gabelli told CNBC on Thursday he isn't worried about home retail stocks tanking after the announced Sears-Amazon deal.
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Shares of SmileDirectClub are down 36% since its initial public offering last month, after tanking 28% on its first day of trading.
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The tempered optimism sparked a sell-off in the markets with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tanking as much as 300 points.
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The Topix oil and coal products subindex jumped 2.17 percent, recovering after tanking earlier this week on the drop in oil prices.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, Hardwick said, retail wages kept tanking until about 2011 or 2012, when they started climbing back up.
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When the idea of tanking the rest of this season was brought up, he bristled — but not without maintaining his Midwestern pleasantness.
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Instead of tanking for a higher draft pick, the Nets squeezed out every win they could as they preached accountability and effort.
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For whatever reason, North Korea decided it was willing to risk tanking the summit with its return to aggressive rhetoric, analysts suggest.
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And what I really love about Far From Home is that it lets MJ and Peter get together without tanking her character.
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In fairness, the league has actually improved the system this year, and blatant tanking is less of an issue because of it.
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During the 22016 campaign, it was routine to warn that Trump's blundering ignorance on trade matters would end up tanking the global economy.
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Molina Healthcare (MOH) shares were tanking about 16 percent in premarket trading after posting a considerable loss when analysts were expecting a profit.
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Instead, it's only cost him more, tanking his already low approval rating and putting hundreds of thousands of Americans' livelihoods on the line.
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While Target shares are tanking, Costco has been on a tear this year, surging 11 percent and hitting a record high on Wednesday.
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But new analysis from Goldman Sachs suggested that the Fed is unlikely to roll out more accommodative policy just because stocks are tanking.
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Sturm, Ruger last week said its three-month sales had dropped by one-quarter from a year earlier, tanking its shares by 19%.
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The company in February warned it had a "soft" start to recruiting members at the beginning of the year, sending its stock tanking.
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A Reuters report in December claimed J&J knew for decades its talc baby powder contained asbestos, tanking the company's usually stable stock.
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The news sent shares tanking as much as 19 percent before paring some of those losses to end the day 14.97 percent down.
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Our reporter Nicholas Casey wrote about learning to cover Venezuela, a country in desperate straits from mind-bending inflation and tanking oil prices.
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Many also poked fun at Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, who has agreed to meet with Trump and whose popularity has been tanking.
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On July 16, 1968, one year to the day before the launch of Apollo 11, first-stage propellant tanking tests were declared complete.
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Shares of Sears were tanking about 13 percent Wednesday morning, a day after the troubled retailer warned about its ability to stay afloat.
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Carolina would be better off tanking, but much like the Islanders and the Avalanche, they're not in a position to do so. 8.
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But unlike the Dolphins, who are widely assumed to be tanking, the Jets' losses point in a direction opposite any previously advertised strategy.
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The global markets were tanking on the news of Trump's win, so he went home and made a billion dollars' worth of investments.
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Certainly, there are some investors who know they won't be able to handle more negative news out of Washington or market-tanking revelations.
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" The former Trump aide shared screenshots of articles from sites such as Fox News and Breitbart claiming that her book sales were "tanking.
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He has an underweight position in emerging markets as a whole because of tanking commodity prices, but is overweight China within that position.
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Chip equipment makers were sold sharply, with Tokyo Electron tumbling 5.0 percent, Advantest nose-diving 0663 percent and Screen Holdings tanking 6.5 percent.
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Still, with Uber ridership tanking — as much as 50% in cities like Seattle that have been hard by the virus — drivers are struggling.
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Like how I graduated law school and became employable just at the moment when I was unemployable because the job market was tanking.
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Even if you think it's tanking your church attendance, saying things like "Blessed are the meek" is pretty core to Jesus's whole message.
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They used that power to move the debate on issues like health care and immigration further and further right, often tanking negotiations altogether.
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But amid concerns that tanking teams are damaging the sport's competitiveness, the Rays have managed a third way: spending less and winning more.
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The gaping hole at No. 2 stands out more today as accusations of tanking have permeated discussions about the state of the league.
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With coronavirus fears engulfing New York City and markets tanking, the finance industry is busier than ever — and learning to work from home.
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The best strategy, even when the market seems to be tanking, is to keep a level head and stay the course, Buffett says.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day 969.58 points, or 3.5%, lower at 26,121.28 after tanking nearly 1,150 at its session low.
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Endo (ENDP) was also tanking in premarket trading after the FDA instructed the drugmaker to remove pain reliever Opana ER from the market.
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American stocks are tanking over fears that the virus could become a global pandemic, throwing sand in the gears of the world economy.
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But on the whole, a tanking economy is bad news when what is needed the most is hugely expensive, new high-tech hardware.
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But Kuroda was unfazed by the market turbulence, projecting that strong Japanese and overseas corporate profits will help prevent stock markets from tanking further.
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Meanwhile, Victoria's Secret parent company L Brands reported weak forward-looking guidance Wednesday after the close, sending its stock tanking more than 200 percent.
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Go deeper: Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are tanking Corporate America's blockchain and bitcoin fever is over Why Bitcoin's fall gives the planet a breather
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Let me be clear: It is a bad show, it is tanking, and I will not be sad when it finally sinks for good.
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The Swift Life, Taylor Swift's celebrity app created in collaboration with Glu (the same company that brought you Kim Kardashian: Hollywood), is swiftly tanking.
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August exports and imports are expected to remain in contractionary territory after tanking an annual 210.2 and 7.713 percent, respectively, in the previous month.
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The biggest sectoral loser was household gains, tanking 3 percent overall, with a number of luxury groups dropping to the bottom of the group.
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This "dual+" model has a seven-mile range before tanking out, with a top speed of 20mph and a 15 percent grade hill climb.
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This strategy worked well in late 2014 when the central bank stabilised the tanking rouble by unexpectedly raising the key rate to 17 percent.
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The drop caused oil stocks to tumble, with oil services firm Subsea 7 tanking to the bottom of the STOXX 600, off 10 percent.
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It's not the bedrock of what they are, but is far closer to their makeup relative to any non-tanking team in the league.
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Oil prices may be tanking in the wake of a failed attempt to freeze production, but Citi is betting on a recovery in prices.
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Low real rates create headaches for central banks, because they limit how high central bankers can raise real policy rates without tanking the economy.
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Trump repeatedly criticized McCain after the Arizona Republican famously cast the deciding thumbs-down vote tanking a GOP effort to overhaul health-care policy.
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ABOUT THE LAKERS (2108-2100): The players don't want to hear about tanking down the stretch for a chance at a higher draft pick.
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Now Mr. Trump is tanking, and Mr. Issa, an eight-term congressman, looks vulnerable in his race against a retired Marine colonel, Doug Applegate.
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If nobody can see a clear road to profitability, then this hard-nosed approach to valuation will lead to stocks tanking after an IPO.
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And from October to December last year, observing that stocks were getting cheap and investors were "too bearish" didn't keep the indexes from tanking.
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Instead, he got fined and suspended for lack of effort after tanking a second-round match in Shanghai against Mischa Zverev in October 2016.
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And while e-reader sales have been tanking, Penguin just announced it would publish tiny printed books, meant to be read on the go.
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Oil prices fell through the floor in early trading Monday, tanking as much as 30% after Saudi Arabia slashed its crude prices for buyers.
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Flores, the Dolphins' first-year coach, has repeatedly said the franchise is not tanking — in effect, trying to lose to improve their draft selection.
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"You see it throughout the league, even more so now with all these teams tanking, it's just not good for the game," he said.
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The M.L.B. players' union hopes to discourage tanking in the next collective bargaining agreement, and the Astros' model may already be losing its appeal.
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Big holders of bitcoin can't, therefore, sell in any size without the risk of tanking the price – which could kill the momentum for good.
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" ** "At the end of the day, the OPEC straddle (price bottom) remains in place, so there is no fear of prices tanking anytime soon.
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Four counties whose economies have historically foreshadowed economic downturns nationwide are signaling a dip but aren't showing signs of tanking, the Washington Post reports.
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The stock markets are tanking, in such an enormous and rapid rate, that it implies we're going into a very steep recession right now.
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Despite food shortages, runaway inflation and a tanking currency, Venezuela's government retains significant bastions of support, especially in poorer, rural parts of the country.
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Heavy investments in the tanking 1990s Detroit real estate market didn't work out, nor did acquiring the sinking G. Heileman company, producers of Old Style.
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When his stand-up comedy gig begins tanking, SpongeBob stoops to a new low as he makes squirrel jokes to get the audience to laugh.
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The KBE bank ETF has tumbled 6 percent since Monday with major banks like Citigroup and Bank of America tanking by more than 8 percent.
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Shares of Twitter were tanking in premarket trading on Thursday after forward guidance missed expectations by a landslide and quarterly revenue was far below estimates.
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After all, a tweet from then-Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton about price gouging in the drug market sent biotech stocks tanking in September 246.74.
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The volatile stock market suffered its worst year since the financial crisis in 2018, with the tanking a whopping 14 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Mt. Gox, a Tokyo-based digital currency exchange, went bankrupt in 2014 after substantial losses in the bitcoin space, sending the value of bitcoin tanking.
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In addition, IDC had said this past October that smartwatch sales were tanking, with total shipments down 51.6 percent from the same time last year.
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Axe is pissed at Taylor for purposely tanking the meeting, but Taylor says there should have been a discussion among them before pursuing Grigor's money.
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Uncertainty over what this meant for Britain's future led to turmoil in global financial markets, with the pound slumping and stocks around the world tanking.
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Taiwan, which counts China as its biggest export market, witnessed an 11.4 percent annual plunge in April exports, with orders to China tanking 10.9 percent.
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Kuroda also called for vigilance over market developments, after last week's market rout sent global stocks tanking on fears about prospects of slowing world growth.
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Trump's outbursts come with his national polls tanking and his route to the 270 electoral votes he needs to win the White House closing fast.
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The British pound took a dive on Friday, tanking as much as 6 percent, as traders scrambled to assess the cause of the heavy selling.
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Also fueling gold's rally was a slump in U.S. Treasury yields and Wall Street, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tanking more than 300 points.
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Weight Watchers is scrambling to clarify its new name, WW, and mission after a poorly executed rebranding campaign left consumers confused and membership numbers tanking.
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This knocked confidence in the oil and gas sector, with Seadrill tanking 9.5 percent, and oil majors BP and Shell fell over 3.5 percent each.
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After all, a tweet from then-Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton about price-gouging in the drug market sent biotech stocks tanking in September 232.15.
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Even though most Americans don't own stocks, tanking equity prices can hamper investment and create a negative feedback loop with consumer sentiment that depresses spending.
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If President Donald Trump is going to have any chance of improving his tanking poll numbers, he's going to have to undertake some uncharacteristic gestures.
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Brooklyn is clearly more interested in resembling a competitive squad than tanking through the 2019 season when they finally have their own first-round pick.
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"There's been a lot of think-tanking going on about what we could do to implement a useful project," said Chapter Vice President Kurt Neiswender.
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It didn't help that Lyft, Uber's closest competitor and look-alike company, debuted on the Nasdaq only a few weeks ago and is already tanking.
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When the blood-testing startup Theranos shut down, and its founder, Elizabeth Holmes, faced wire fraud charges, an investment group bought the tanking company's patents.
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With one or two exceptions, and those are most often impossible to predict, the tanking parade is a case of the hapless leading the dotards.
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But science doesn't always come first in this administration, which worries that markets tanking over coronavirus fears will undermine Trump's hopes for a second term.
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I think it's unlikely they will endorse Biden because he is perceived to be tanking, so the real question becomes whether they might endorse Buttigieg.
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Bradshaw also plans to give tanking renewed emphasis at his annual gathering with umpires and supervisors at the ATP Americas headquarters in Florida this month.
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Russia's ruble is tanking and markets are shaky on the news of fresh U.S. sanctions over Moscow's alleged poisoning of an ex-spy in Britain.
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After the February report from Emerson, Hongqiao called the allegations "untrue and groundless" but, with its share price tanking, the company asked to suspended trading.
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Overtaken by a tanking economy and the Iranian hostage crisis, President Jimmy Carter was further weakened by a challenge from his more liberal rival, Sen.
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With Target soaring on earnings, and Kohl's tanking, investors will be watching which retailers get ahead of the highly promotional and warmer-than-usual quarter.
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Over a full season, the 76ers in 2016, in full tanking mode, only barely managed to break double digit wins with a 10-403 record.
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What's needed now is for that to be sustained, and for our politicians to stop believing the white nationalist vote will save their tanking careers.
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Why this matters: Recent polls have found that the Republican health care plan is tanking in popularity, while Obamacare approval is at an all-time high.
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Even if you're not yawning and nodding off, sleep deprivation might be playing havoc with your mood and emotions, and tanking your professional and personal relationships.
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No pop that is customary for post-IPO first trades (18.7 percent for IPO first-day trades on average from 20223 to 2017), but no tanking.
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Why are we selling a lot of retailers that do no business in China and the answer is because the market is tanking, it's the futures.
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Last Sunday, full-page ads in both the New York and Los Angeles Times with the slogan "saveLACMA FROM TANKING" attacked the museum's controversial redevelopment plan.
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The markets are tanking — the S&P 500 is down 8% in last two months alone — as investors brace for bumpy, if not bad, times ahead.
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After tanking the market with a misguided interest rate hike in December, Powell has become more flexible and data dependent, and that's important, the host added.
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All-Star Griffin might already be a thing of the past, and the Clippers really need to start tanking if they want a top-five pick.
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Forget what you may have read or heard from some conservative media figures and outlets that Kelly's ratings have been tanking or dropping as of late.
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Still only 24, his career is littered with fines and penalties, particularly for "tanking" - not trying - which he often does when anything gets under his skin.
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Bob Corker or Jeff Flake is to either hope for an unrealistic growth scenario, decide tanking the bill isn't worth it, or vote against the cuts.
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Plenty of liberals believed a Trump victory would be devastating for the economy, tanking stock markets amid fears of trade wars, nuclear wars, and political chaos.
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Charney attacked the plan by pointing to tanking sales since he was fired in December 2014 and argued it needed his innovation and creativity to thrive.
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In one scene, at a big, fancy cocktail party where a jazz drummer is playing a solo, Madoff's business is tanking, and he needs money badly.
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Casting Scarlett Johansson in the box office tanking Ghost in the Shell was hopefully the last straw in giving Asian roles to white actors and actresses.
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The industry mashes up plenty of juicy data points; when it really is tanking, it usually means the rest of the economy is in bad shape.
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The "tanking" strategy, led by a general manager, Sam Hinkie, who resigned in April, has irritated a lot of people and inspired a lot of mockery.
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Property sector analysts say the city has been overbuilding, and with weak demand for all the newly built homes and apartments, property prices have been tanking.
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These conservative lawmakers have used this power to move the debate on issues like health care and immigration further and further right, often tanking negotiations altogether.
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Just four years out of the Soviet era, the Russian economy was tanking and the value of the ruble had plummeted, wiping out many people's savings.
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JXTG will also book an impairment loss of 90 billion yen on its stake in oil and natural gas development projects to reflect tanking oil prices.
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A surge in coronavirus cases outside China has sent stock markets across the world tanking, with Wall Street's major indexes dropping into correction territory on Thursday.
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But that claim has been verified: The Sixers, that franchise shamed by accusations of tanking and making a sham of competitive basketball, are actually winning games.
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Shares of Netflix were tanking about 8 percent in midmorning trading Tuesday after the streaming giant reported membership growth numbers that came in below analyst forecasts.
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But the widespread rebuilding phenomenon — or tanking, as some call it — resulted in eight teams with at least 95 losses last season, the most in history.
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Dolphins 38, Bengals 35 Miami's coaching staff said all season that the team was not tanking for draft position, while Cincinnati's staff made no such claims.
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Unlike other historically bad teams, however, the Avalanche aren't a freshly minted expansion club, nor are they tanking to land a generational talent; they're just bad.
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Shortly thereafter Bitconnect shut down operations after approximately a year in business, tanking the value of the proprietary digital token held by investors in their staking program.
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But when Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale went to Kentucky last week, he gave a speech in which he warned the Americans against "tanking the whole relationship".
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The businessman credited "the power of positive thinking" for helping him rebound in the 93s, when his casinos were tanking and he owed creditors billions of dollars.
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U.S. stock futures and oil prices were tanking again Thursday morning, and closely followed market watcher Dennis Gartman said he believes the selling is going to persist.
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We've seen constituent backlash play a role in tanking major GOP efforts in the US Senate last year, during the efforts to repeal Obamacare from last summer.
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Agio (AGIO) shares were tanking about 20 percent in premarket trading, after the drugmaker discontinued the development of a second treatment for a rare form of anemia.
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Editorial President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil is fighting for political survival as calls for her impeachment grow louder amid a widening corruption investigation and a tanking economy.
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Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, Marcus Smart, a first-round pick from the tanking Memphis Grizzlies, and the aforementioned Kings pick are all, in a vacuum, highly desirable.
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Bullishness about monetary stimulus quickly gave way to fears that the drastic action implied that the Fed thinks the coronavirus will hit the economy hard, tanking stocks.
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More broadly speaking — and because the market is tanking so badly as we speak — do LPs tend to snap their checkbooks shut as soon as trouble hits?
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We're keeping a running list of all the conferences and events that have already been canceled, and here's an explainer of why the stock market keeps tanking.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Yes, the stock market is tanking right now, except for stocks like Peloton and Netflix, because those companies win when people don't leave their houses.
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Retailers came under pressure, with Superdry tanking 20% and Joules Group plummeting 33% to a life low after both firms warned of a hit to annual earnings.
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As coronavirus fears hit financial markets, U.S. bond yields are tanking, pushing mortgage rates that loosely follow the 10-year Treasury yield toward an eight-year low.
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There's a perfectly reasonable explanation why the market isn't tanking on President Donald Trump's trade war rhetoric – but that could change, said Wall Street veteran Jim Paulsen.
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Cooperman made his comments despite U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude prices tanking earlier in the morning, falling about 3 percent to a one-month low of $61.33.
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"From a BMW Group perspective, the objective of discussions with other manufacturers concerning AdBlue tanks was the installation of the required tanking infrastructure in Europe," BMW said.
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He does not subscribe to the idea that the Knicks should be tanking games to increase their odds of getting the top pick in the draft lottery.
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Last year the Raiders repeatedly denied that they were tanking for draft position, even as they traded the outstanding Khalil Mack and Amari Cooper for draft picks.
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Instead of a failed product and fickle customers tanking his business, he could have been a target of a police raid, which is fairly common in Putian.
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The financial sector is regulated to prevent companies from taking advantage of investors or bilking consumers, and to prevent reckless banking practices from tanking the global economy.
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He's viewed unfavorably by 62 percent of the population, the value of his brand is tanking, and he has no loyalty or allegiance to the Republican Party.
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Short-selling firm Citron Research's Thursday afternoon tweet sent shares of pharmacy benefit management company Express Scripts tanking, and someone looked to be ideally positioned for the move.
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Not because of some tanking-related scheme, but because Tyson Chandler and PJ Tucker might not actually be better than the young players whose development they are stunting.
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Commodity stocks were hard hit, with Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp falling 2.1 percent and shippers Mitsui OSK Lines tumbling 3.7 percent and Kawasaki Kisen tanking 4.3 percent.
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Stocks are tanking as investors fear an escalation of the U.S.-China trade war, but many market pros believe there's a rescue plan that could calm the market.
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"From a BMW Group perspective, the objective of discussions with other manufacturers concerning AdBlue tanks was the installation of the required tanking infrastructure in Europe," the carmaker said.
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Cryptocurrency die-hards expecting the price to bounce back, even partially, will see these tanking numbers as the perfect entry point for getting in low and maximizing gains.
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And even though she's not implicated in the scandal, millions of Brazilians have taken to the streets to demand her ouster over the institutional corruption and tanking economy.
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With markets tanking around the world after the Brexit vote, Jefferies sees an opportunity for investors and recommends buying a specific list of stocks during the sell-off.
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If it can turn things around and fix its culture without tanking its business, it will embolden other tech companies to face their own internal problems head-on.
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But how is a small mom-and-pop restaurant that only has 60 seats supposed to get by after tanking sales like that if they choose to participate?
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Cramer suggests the U.S. economy is better than the recently embattled stock market has reflected recently, telling investors that they are being "faked out" by tanking U.S. equities.
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Temer needs to confirm Rousseff's ouster as quickly as possible to gain legitimacy for tough measures to salvage Brazil's tanking economy, which has sapped revenue for public services.
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Under rewritten lottery rules designed to prevent tanking, New York, Cleveland and the Phoenix Suns hold equal 14 percent odds to select No. 1 in the 2019 draft.
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Following Tesla's tanking junk bond late last week, one macro strategist is pointing to the detachment between the company's stock price and bond performance as a warning sign.
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Several of the market's favorite semiconductor names are tanking on Monday as investors grow concerned over President Donald Trump's plan to restrict foreign investments in U.S. technology companies.
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The Yankees have built a flourishing, sustainable farm system without tanking or lowering their payroll, and have set themselves up for another great roster built on homegrown talent.
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United Airlines and American Airlines climbed 12% and 6%, respectively, after tanking 65% and 45% in March alone due to diminished demand for travel amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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I don't know if we're allowed to talk about our clients, but one was like a big software company and one was a hardware company that was tanking.
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Last week at the United States Open, one chair umpire gave Australian player Nick Kyrgios a pep talk during a match in which Kyrgios appeared to be tanking.
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The market's favorite technology stocks are tanking as investors are growing concerned over the companies' ambitious growth targets after disappointing financial results from Facebook and Netflix this month.
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THEN BITCOIN ACTUALLY STARTED TANKING FROM 12,000 A FEW DAYS BEFORE THE S&P 500 AND OTHER STOCK INDICES STARTED TO TAKE GAS BACK A FEW WEEKS AGO.
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It was the first time the central bank had raised the key rate since late 2014 when it had to step in to help stabilise the tanking rouble.
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The cases for and against Sanders tanking Democrats' control of the HouseThere are two main theories as to how a Sanders candidacy could hurt Democrats down the ballot.
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"We are independent, and we do not need Middle East oil," Trump said during remarks that helped send oil prices tanking because they signaled easing tensions with Iran.
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Take a look at your last campaign (or the current campaign that's tanking) and locate where and how the influencer wrote copy that specifically asked for the sale.
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Because the league changed the rule to deter teams from tanking, the bottom three teams now share the same 14 percent odds of winning the No. 1 pick.
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If only there were clear measures to be taken to try to drown out the persistent tanking talk that seemingly (and loudly) swirls around every bad N.B.A. team.
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It is too early to say whether Silver's lottery-reform crusade will actually quell further tanking attempts from teams pondering the Philadelphia model, but it has a chance.
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It's not that the Flames should be tanking, but they are on a pace for 94 points largely because... there has to be a reason or two, right?
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Despite shares tanking, year-over-year earnings dropped more than 3003 percent last quarter on a 31 percent decline in revenue, with this quarter expected to fare much worse.
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Crude oil prices have gained for much of the year, but remain far below the levels above $100 per barrel reached before the market began tanking in June 2014.
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The President herself is not implicated in the scandal, but millions of Brazilians have taken to the streets to demand her ouster over the institutional corruption and tanking economy.
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More than a few Silent Generation and baby boomer savers with retirement looming just over the horizon panicked at the time and pulled money from a tanking stock market.
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Meanwhile near the bottom of benchmarks, Finnish oil refiner Neste reported a bigger-than-expected slide in first-quarter operating profit, sending shares tanking, closing over 22.6 percent down.
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ET. (CNBC) Shares of Gap (GPS) were tanking about 21.7% in the premarket, after the apparel retailer reported worse than expected adjusted quarterly earnings of 21 cents per share.
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Bond yields, while more stable in recently but lower Thursday, were tanking in early August as investors were dumping stocks and buying into the perceived safety of U.S. Treasurys.
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Castro was worshipped by the late Venezuelan leftist caudillo Hugo Chavez, whose incompetent successor Nicolas Maduro is tanking the economy of a nation with the world's largest oil reserves.
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Cramer has suggested the U.S. economy is better than the recently embattled stock market has reflected recently, telling investors that they are being "faked out" by tanking U.S. equities.
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The turnaround came after dozens of countries grounded the planes, tanking the stock more than 11 percent this week, on pace to post its biggest weekly decline since 2008.
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Sadly, it has often been the foul mouth, the stroppy sulks and the occasional bouts of 'tanking' that have grabbed most of the headlines — until this year that is.
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What some saw as tanking, Monfils described as tactics, a well thought out Plan B employed when it became clear a more traditional Plan A approach was not working.
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Walking, talking Drudge siren Rudy Giuliani is still out here doing his best imitation of an attorney who thinks he's really smart but is actually tanking his client's defense.
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Sure, the team is clearly tanking in the 2019 season to prep for a rebuild, but Ross has little goodwill left thanks to his outspoken support of Donald Trump.
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Mr Chollet contrasts this with the lack of balance Mr Obama inherited from Mr Bush: a tanking economy, over 150,000 troops deployed in two wars and sagging American prestige.
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In March, Biogen pulled the plug on its drug and sent its stock tanking after an analysis from an independent audit revealed the experimental medicine was unlikely to work.
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Read more: Trump is tanking the US economy because he thinks he's 'the chosen one' to confront ChinaBut a closer look at the Trump economy reveals a conflicting portrait.
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WeWork made the decision this week to delay its initial public offering, and Neumann now finds himself in hot water amid investors' concerns about WeWork's profitability and tanking valuation.
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The Bills will play five of their next six games at home and will get to face off against the tanking Miami Dolphins twice between now and Week 11.
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The thing is that by next year, Peacock will stand out, for better or worse, because you have to endure ads at a time when people's tolerance is tanking.
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He then was caught sexting three other women under the name "Carlos Danger," tanking his New York mayoral run in 2013, which was also chronicled in the documentary Weiner.
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We've watched as our bumbling governor Pat McCrory has feebly tried to defend the bill in unfocused (literally) and embarrassing interviews, tanking North Carolina's reputation along with its economy.
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His administration has, in light of declaring a national emergency, promised to take all sorts of actions to shore up coronavirus testing, health care capacity, and a tanking economy.
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With inflation running high and medicine, food and other basics running short, Iran's economy is tanking under the combined force of the sanctions and Iranian mismanagement, heightening public frustration.
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Stocks suffered a brutal sell-off Monday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tanking nearly 3,000 points, posting its worst day since the "Black Monday" market crash in 1987.
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" Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — On Sunday, full-page ads appeared in both the New York and Los Angeles Times with the slogan "saveLACMA FROM TANKING.
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Still, some Wall Street analysts who are advocating buying the tanking health insurer stocks after the news may be acting too quickly to dismiss the impact of this effort.
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He's been dressing like Jonah Hill lately, and infamously wore a pair of $700 Rick Owens sneakers to discuss his company's tanking stock at a 2016 all-hands meeting.
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Perhaps a make good for potentially tanking the company's stock last week -- to the tune of $1.3 billion -- when she announced she wasn't using the app as much anymore.
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Left has started meeting with wealthy investors such as family offices, and said he wished he had launched his new fund six weeks ago, before the stock market began tanking.
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Essentially tanking the business of this company and pissing off a bunch of your iPhone users and forcing them to go to another app, Lyft, that was not as popular.
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The mercurial Australian has been sanctioned for a litany of tennis offences, accused of tanking matches and slapped with a heavy fine for a crude remark about a player's girlfriend.
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It came as the SPD's national poll numbers were tanking and following two other state elections in which it did unexpectedly badly: in Saarland and, last Sunday, in Schleswig-Holstein.
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For example, the S&P 500 tumbled 5% over two weeks at the beginning of May and rebounded 3% before tanking to fresh lows through the rest of the month.
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Many have pointed to the elections, the growing cord-cutting trend, poor officiating and social protests by franchise players like Colin Kaepernick as the reasons for the tanking NFL ratings.
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After tanking 13% to finish the session at $21, the stock should have never climbed above its $2800 opening trade price, even if the company has good management, he added.
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Near-term threats that could send stocks tanking, like they did in July 1998, include a further breakdown in the U.S.-China trade war and a more severe economic slowdown.
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There are certainly examples of this, such as the decision of contemporary Venezuela to subsidize friendly governments in the region with cheap oil even when its own economy was tanking.
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There's also the issue of tanking; MLB players are realizing that having a third of the teams in the league all trying to lose will really mess up the market.
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In the N.B.A. and Major League Baseball, some franchises have adopted "tanking" — intentionally fielding a less-competitive team in order to stockpile and develop younger players — as a rebuilding strategy.
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Passively managed ETFs are heavily overweight commodity companies, the bank's analysts said, at a time when the stocks -- and the company earnings -- are largely tanking in line with commodities prices.
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YouTube star James Charles' upcoming national speaking tour is still on the table ... despite tanking hugely in the followers department during his epic feud with fellow beauty vlogger, Tati Westbrook.
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It was probably an improvident time to quit a job, with the economy tanking, but the rhythms of the world did not always coördinate with the rhythm of the person.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's rouble fell by more than a percentage point versus the dollar on Wednesday, resuming losses triggered by threats of more U.S. sanctions and the tanking Turkish lira.
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Irving had one of his best on-court seasons last year while simultaneously having his worst off-court season, tanking the Celtics chemistry with what he admitted was poor leadership.
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For one thing, they may help us understand why many products that debut to strong sales and positive customer feedback wind up tanking, a problem that has long confounded marketers.
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The fear is that the media and mass hysteria has cowed Trump into fully tanking the economy in response to what they believe is a dangerous, but not apocalyptic, disease.
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Southwest Division If the Mavericks were guilty of tanking last season — a charge that stuck because the team's owner admitted it — then what would you call what the Grizzlies did?
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At the same time, the regime's propaganda efforts were tanking — few people shopped at the regime's bookstores, visited its museums, watched its TV programs or bought tickets to its movies.
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The financial sector is regulated to prevent companies from taking advantage of investors, to prevent companies from bilking consumers, and to prevent reckless banking practices from tanking the global economy.
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But thanks to a tanking economy and an unexpectedly spirited performance by the opposition, the race is proving tighter than expected, both for him and his Justice and Development Party.
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The Washington Post reported last week that Trump wanted to restart the US economy as soon as possible because he feared the tanking stock market would hurt his reelection chances.
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Brian Flores, the Dolphins' first-year coach, has repeatedly said the franchise is not tanking — in effect, trying to lose to improve their draft selection — though such admissions are rare.
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Their falls could be attributed to a number of factors, including the tanking economy, fierce competition from national giants, and stores&apos inability to adapt to customers&apos changing needs.
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"Can we just agree that next time we want people to drink less, that instead of tanking an entire industry, and everyone who depends on it, we just ask nicely?"
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In March, Biogen pulled the plug on its Alzheimer's drug and sent its stock tanking after an analysis from an independent audit revealed the experimental medicine was unlikely to work.
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It is as easy as putting on the kettle — supereasy, because mine is electric — then slowly tanking up, pouring about two liters of 160-degree water down the bottle's throat.
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"It's not a complaint, but we're not ever allowed to drop down, lose 100 on purpose and be rewarded for the quote-unquote 'tanking' that's been in play," Cashman said.
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A tanking share price will push a yield higher, or companies will offer sky-high dividends in order to lure investors and patch over financials that are in mortal danger.
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But even with all of the negatives, Cramer knew one thing for certain: the earnings are strong and full of upside surprises, and that's what's keeping the market from tanking.
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This may have something to do with like 20 percent of the league actively and unrepentantly tanking, but there seem to be a lot of placeholder names on rosters this year.
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MEXICO CITY, March 4 (Reuters) - Mexico's peso, which has been hammered by tanking oil prices, still has room to strengthen, Central Bank Governor Agustin Carstens said on local radio on Friday.
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So, yes, there is some negative effect on U.S. exports caused by the dollar's 10 percent trade-weighted appreciation last year, but the real killer is the tanking world economy, i.e.
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Banking stocks got pummeled again on Thursday, with shares in French lender Societe Generale tanking as much as 15 percent after its fourth-quarter net profit fell short of analyst forecasts.
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Chip equipment makers lost ground on signs of slowing demand in the semiconductor industry, with Tokyo Electron sliding 4.7 percent, Advantest Corp tanking 5.3 percent and Screen Holdings declining 3.4 percent.
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However, the S&P 26 ended up tanking in May, dropping about 20193% for the month and breaking a four-month winning streak as U.S. trade talks fell apart with China.
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The money factor pales in comparison to the overall damage caused other employees quitting at a faster and more frequent rate, a loss of customers, and the tanking of a culture.
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It's an effort to let President Trump take control of the investigation at a time when he has been tanking in the polls, following his disastrous news conference in Helsinki, Finland.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note was at 1.623% on Wednesday, below the 2-year yield at 1.634%, causing a key yield curve inversion that sent markets tanking.
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The decline in retail stocks happened against the backdrop of a broader market sell-off with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tanking 800 points in its worst day of the year.
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The logic is sound: if a shit, low-paying job in a tanking economy is the best option anyway, at least leave me (what's left of) the equity on your house.
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Due to Senate rules, a bill estimated to go over the budgeted total cannot pass with a simple majority and would face a filibuster threat from Democrats, essentially tanking the plan.
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"When rates are tanking like this people and corporations are using it as a good opportunity to clean up their balance sheet and get a better finance profile," said Morningstar's Joseph.
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After McCain was the deciding "no" vote tanking the Republicans' Obamacare repeal-and-replace bill, Trump said that the Arizona Republican had done it out of spite — not because of policy.
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Taken together, the two events — China's sales decline and the markets tanking on the Fed rate change — give us a glimpse of why this crisis is potentially more terrifying than 2008.
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An injured Bynum never played a game for the 76ers, leading to the rise of the Stanford-educated executive Sam Hinkie and his multiyear tanking tactic colloquially known as the Process.
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The Dolphins, the Redskins and the Bengals had all been accused of tanking for draft position, but each of them — even previously winless Cincinnati — went out and won in impressive fashion.
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It might be — in the Democrats' eyes — a short-term political win, but tanking the U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA) would cause lasting damage U.S. producers — including Texas farmers and ranchers.
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The Danger of Cheap Oil James Surowiecki provides an effective tutorial on the correlation between oil-price ups and downs and the state of the stock market ("Tanking," February 8th & 15th).
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Three years ago, with aluminum prices tanking to around 10,000 yuan a tonne, smelters gathered for a similar meeting and decided to cut 500,13 tonnes of capacity by year-end 2015.
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Rule changes to discourage teams from tanking for draft benefits are in the N.B.A. pipeline, though they are unlikely to be adopted this season and wouldn't apply to the Nets, anyway.
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Right now the talk of Washington on both sides of the aisle is whether Trump-induced chaos will end up tanking Republican turnout and giving Democrats a crushing wave down ballot.
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Related: This Graph Shows Nations Are Addressing Climate Change Without Tanking Their Economies No. 1 carbon emitter China's commitment to renewable power has driven the price of solar energy down sharply.
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That meant global oil supplies wouldn't fall as much as the OPEC alliance anticipated, prompting accusations that Trump had essentially tricked the Saudis into tanking oil prices ahead of the midterm elections.
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And amid tanking oil prices and rampant job losses in the sector, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been clear that Canada needs to get its resources to market one way or another.
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Midcaps saw some big fallers too, with Metro Bank tanking 27 percent a day after it disclosed that regulators were looking to investigate the circumstances around an accounting error at the lender.
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And even when the real was tanking in late 2015, foreign direct investment surged, a sign of confidence by outside investors in the underlying fundamentals of the economy despite the political turmoil.
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Inflation is high, his approval ratings are tanking, and Colombians are being asked to ration energy—despite living in a country that is among the world's largest producers of oil and coal.
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Concerns over China's economic slowdown, tepid global growth prospects and tanking oil prices are just some of the reasons why equity markets have sold off heavily since the beginning of the year.
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Midcaps saw some big fallers too, with Metro Bank tanking 19.3 percent a day after it disclosed that regulators were looking to investigate the circumstances around an accounting error at the lender.
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Mark Cuban was just fined $600k by the NBA for openly admitting to tanking ... less than 24 hours after a bombshell report was released exposing "predatory sexual behavior" in the Mavs' workplace.
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Mattel was hurt, as was competitor Hasbro (HAS) in its own recent earnings report, by the bankruptcy of retailer Toys R Us. Mattel shares were tanking about 20 percent in the premarket.
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The kicker is that through all of Planned Parenthood's outrageous political spending, lawsuits, and fundraising, the actual healthcare they claimed to provide was tanking, while their number of abortions continue to rise.
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The Dolphins are fresh off of a bye week and have been told all season the front office is tanking in order to set themselves up for a successful draft next year.
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Even worse for the Bulls, it was rumored by everyone, from Spike Lee to Coach David Fizdale himself, that the Knicks were purposely tanking last year to secure a better draft position.
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" READ: Trump's attacks on the EU are tanking the markets The English-language Global Times posed a question: "If the U.S. is determined to escalate conflicts with China, then so be it.
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However, Meyers also noted that despite the current health crisis tanking the economy, Trump is continuing to proceed with his "truly sadistic plan" to take 700,000 low-income people off food stamps.
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Trevor George, who runs a marketplace called Trevco that sells licensed apparel and accessories on Amazon under the names Popfunk and Graphics & More, noticed last week that his Amazon sales were tanking.
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Stock futures began tanking as Trump laid out his plans to restrict travel from Europe, criticizing the continent for failing to impose travel restrictions from areas where the coronavirus outbreak first emerged.
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BEIJING — As the new coronavirus races around the world, tanking markets, cutting off global travel and suspending school for hundreds of millions of children, governments are desperate for ways to contain it.
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Tanking, which has become fashionable for many teams in recent seasons, is a touchy subject for Adam Silver, the N.B.A.'s commissioner, who has been working to maintain the league's competitive nature.
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What we do know as we think about the election is, not only is Trump going to have to face some responsibility for the markets and the economy tanking, unemployment's shooting up.
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The shipping sector tumbled 2.8 percent and was the worst performer on the board, with Mitsui OSK Lines stumbling 3.7 percent, Kawasaki Kisen dropping 2.0 percent and Nippon Yusen tanking 2.7 percent.
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They may in the end calculate it's safer to go along with most others in the GOP, rather than be one of the few responsible for tanking the president's top legislative priority.
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Shares of business messaging company Twilio ended trading essentially flat Tuesday after initially tanking 12 percent a day after the company announced a $2 billion all-stock deal for mass emailing company SendGrid.
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The sector, which fell Tuesday after Caterpillar and 3M reported quarterly earnings results that sent the stocks tanking and the broader market reeling, closed the session as the second-worst performer behind energy.
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"If it means additional borrowing for CDP, it makes sense that these bonds are tanking," said one banker, who preferred to remain anonymous as he is not authorized to speak about his clients.
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General Motors posted fourth-quarter earnings yesterday that beat Street expectations, however the automaker still saw its shares tanking more than 5 percent today because of border tax concerns and disappointing sales abroad.
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Also, the Department of Homeland Security's dubiously scientific prototypes look stupid as hell and not "beautiful" as promised, because it's a damn wall:Photo: APSo Trump probably doesn't need the help tanking the project.
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The central bank, which last intervened in the market and raised rates to save the rouble from tanking in 2014, described the rouble's drop on news about more U.S. sanctions as natural reaction.
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HADLEY GAMBLE: And so many people would say, though, that that's what the sanctions on Iran were really doing to the Iranian people, particularly with the economy tanking as badly as it has.
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Ramirez has published several online opinion pieces this year criticizing the management of PDVSA for allowing oil production to plummet and admonishing the government for not taking measures to improve Venezuela's tanking economy.
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This week, with stocks on a losing streak and the Dow struggling to stay positive for the year, the president called the Fed "loco" and Thursday blamed it for the stock market tanking.
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Cintas (CTAS) was tanking in premarket trading, following disclosure that a Louisiana law firm is conducting an investigation into the uniform maker's proposed acquisition of G&K Services (GK) for $97.50 per share.
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Last week, New York dominated the Miami Dolphins 20-6, dispelling any notions that the team was tanking the season, while the Jaguars routed the Baltimore Ravens in a game played in London.
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Some may cite the emergence of Apple and the Apple Watch as a competitor, but analyst reports have noted that smartwatch sales are tanking as initial consumer interest in wearable devices has waned.
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And if you're wondering how Johnson can be on both the tanking team and the win-now team, think of that as insight into how general managers view Johnson versus his actual value.
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A look at China's domestic and foreign activities — especially the threat it poses to the US — explains why Trump would risk tanking the economy, and potentially losing in 2020, to take on Beijing.
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The players are said to be hoping to leave the Dolphins as the franchise looks more and more committed to tanking through 2019 in an effort to rebuild through the 2020 NFL draft.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers are reportedly parting ways with JR Smith, just hours after the publication of a story in which Smith accused the team of tanking and said he wants out of Cleveland.
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The industrial giant has been getting crushed this year — tanking nearly 30 percent and losing more than $84 billion in market cap, while the and Dow are up 523 and 18 percent, respectively.
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John McCain (R-AZ) was the deciding vote tanking the Republicans' last push for repeal, he said he wanted negotiations to be bipartisan and to go through a public and thorough hearing process.
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An outside adviser said he has urged the campaign to return to discussing other issues, including Joe and Hunter Biden, to take the attention off Trump's response to coronavirus and the tanking economy.
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Fears over the spread of coronavirus had already been tanking stocks, and the latest session saw a selling frenzy as a global price war triggered the biggest drop in oil prices since 1991.
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Still, it's hard to look away when the day's top news stories are about the stock market tanking, the potentially devastating impacts of the coronavirus, and how these two tragedies are inexplicably intertwined.
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Doctor said funding from tech giants like Facebook and Google could also help, though those same companies' internet advertising platforms are largely thought to be responsible for tanking newspapers' ad-supported revenue models.
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And your rivals' falling becomes more dangerous than your rivals' rising: We will be hurt a lot more by China's economy tanking than its putting tanks on islands in the South China Sea.
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The OPEC nation is seeking to improve the viability and profitability of the businesses, in the midst of a major economic crisis in which the local bolivar currency is tanking on the black market.
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To the point where he was fined and suspended by the ATP for tanking the Shanghai Masters last fall, going so far as asking the ump to call time so he could go home.
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Netflix shares are tanking almost 11 percent after-hours following the company's Q2 earnings report on Wednesday afternoon, but before you get wrapped up in false narratives, understand that Netflix trades on international growth.
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Renaud Laplanche out at Lending Club, share prices tanking at both Lending Club and OnDeck, job cuts at Prosper and Avant – all prompted by a general slowing of institutional investor demand for marketplace loans.
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Chinese domestic censorship has cleared the way for Hollywood to take advantageIn tanking the release of some of its biggest domestic movies, Beijing has actually made way for American blockbusters to fill the gap.
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Washington (CNN)After President Donald Trump helped send markets tanking by feeding doubts about his trade deal with China, he stepped in Wednesday to pump up optimism in a series of early-morning tweets.
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"It opened up big and then all of a sudden it is tanking, that pulled down a lot of positive momentum in the market," said Peter Costa, President, Empire Executions Inc in New York.
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Kyrios has admitted "tanking" or not trying in several matches throughout his chequered career and in Rome this year walked off court mid-match after hurling a chair in a match against Caspar Ruud.
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Bullard's production dipped as a sophomore, but he rebounded by scoring 51 goals for the 663-84 Penguins, which probably wasn't appreciated by a team that was desperately tanking for the first overall pick.
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U.S. stocks are tanking in pre-market trading on the White House's threat to impose tariffs on another $200 billion of Chinese goods with the Dow down 376 points as of 7:23 a.m.
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Democrats will almost certainly block Trump's Supreme Court nominee — regardless of who it is, as payback for Republicans tanking Obama's pick, Merrick Garland — and Republicans will almost certainly will push the nuclear-option button.
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And when the company remained in the on-deck circle, their practice swings did damage, too — just the rumor of Amazon launching in a new market sent the stock prices of potential competitors tanking.
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It's kind of like a game of chicken where a company doesn't want to say sorry because it doesn't want to get sued, but it also doesn't want its stock price to keep tanking.
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So, monitoring where trucking volumes are peaking or tanking is a good indicator of how panic-buying is setting in, according Aaron Terrazas, the director of economic research at tech-enabled trucking brokerage Convoy.
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Resort and casino operators — MGM Resorts and Wynn Resorts jumped 27% and 16%, respectively, after both tanking more than 50% this month alone as the coronavirus pandemic forced the casinos to shut their doors.
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The FTSE 250 lagged the European benchmark index and fell 0.5%, with building materials supplier SIG tanking 23% after saying weaker construction activity in the UK would hit annual profit in its core units.
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A Morning Consult survey released last month gave Fallin the distinction of being the least popular governor in the country, with her approval rating tanking in the wake of a high-profile teachers' strike.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Under Armour — The sports apparel's maker fourth-quarter revenue and profit missed Wall Street estimates, sending the firm's Class A shares tanking around 25 percent.
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What better antidote for the "Access Hollywood" scandal, then tanking the Trump campaign, than the revelation that the Hillary case was not only back but entangled with the underage sexting adventures of former Democratic Rep.
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Biden has been tanking in the polls since finishing fourth in Iowa, prompting many people who had planned to vote for him because they perceived him as the most electable option to check out others.
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The ever-escalating trade war between the United States and China — which has weighed heavily on global markets amid tanking sentiment and corporations holding off on making key business decisions — has grown even more contentious.
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Brooklyn cannot be accused of tanking since their first-round draft pick belongs to the Boston Celtics this June, but the recent results on the court have it tumbling toward the bottom of the East.
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"In the House, I have yet to see evidence that Republicans are tanking as a result of Trump being on the ballot," said David Wasserman, an expert on House races at the Cook Political Report.
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The big box chain is investing $75 million in bedding delivery startup Casper as it looks to bolster its e-commerce offerings in the face of the tanking brick-and-mortar market, Recode reported Thursday.
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In contrast, Venezuelan fans who made the trip to Rio, despite a tanking home currency and a shortage of flights out of Caracas, spoke freely about filling their stomachs and their suitcases while in Brazil.
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So while it's no surprise when Quinn mocks Darius and Ruby as an "NPR morality play," it's harder to swallow Rachel tanking her social-awareness trophy contestant for one big twist (especially at Quinn's urging).
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China has responded to the Trump administration's plan to slap tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods, retaliating with a list of similar duties on key U.S. imports that has stocks tanking on the news.
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After tanking more than 25% since the start of the year from a large stock sale by its founder and dismal second-quarter earnings, the firm said the company's stock is well positioned to rebound.
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The economy is tanking, and just 46 percent of Americans believe the federal government is doing enough to confront the coronavirus, down from 61 percent last month, according to an NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll.
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The current iteration of the brand still has value, but the consulting firm Brand Keys finds that the it is tanking as applied to things like its upscale condominiums, luxury hotels, or international golf resorts.
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LONDON — During a tennis season pockmarked by match-fixing reports, high-profile doping busts, sexist comments by tournament directors and superstars sidelined by injuries, tanking would seem to be low on the list of priorities.
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There is a way to handle these things, to express concern about the problematic human rights situation in North Korea and even try to get Pyongyang to take action on it, without tanking nonproliferation talks.
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When she rebuffed him, she said Bekaert retaliated by delaying their joint research and disparaging her to top finance academics — ultimately tanking her chances at tenure, which would have provided her with job security for life.
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But the economy is tanking, civil war is raging again in the centre of the country, and patience is wearing thin with Congo's dictatorial president, Joseph Kabila, whose final term in office expired five months ago.
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That's all come at a time when sedan sales are absolutely tanking in the US, causing major automakers like Ford and Fiat Chrysler to go all-in on lineups that almost exclusively feature SUVs and trucks.
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According to Vulture, who conducted an incredibly worthwhile interview with To Riverdale and Back Again screenwriter Evan Katz, the film, which aired on NBC, was slated to be a backdoor pilot before tanking in the ratings.
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The drop in WPP followed a big fall by Provident Financial in the previous session, tanking 66 percent after it issued a profit warning, saw its CEO quit, suspended its dividend and disclosed a regulatory probe.
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"Tactical tanking" has become more popular, too, with teams choosing to endure a few years of bad records to rebuild with draft picks, following the pattern of recent World Series winners the Royals, Cubs and Astros.
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However, Mattress Firm is not only Tempur Sealy's largest, but also its most profitable customer, and the stock is tanking because estimates for future periods must be lowered, ROE Equity Research analyst Laura Champine told Reuters.
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Arguments that exchange-traded funds increase market volatility or can even cause a market crash are popular these days, and the Facebook stock tanking provided one more chance for the ETF naysayers to make their case.
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Francois Hollande is under so much pressure at home over terrorism and his still-tanking economy that he would be seen as aloof and trivial if he got too deep into arguing the toss on Brexit.
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After a few years, he left the world of think tanking for the less intellectually demanding work of regional conservative talk radio, before winning a seat in the US House of Representatives in November of 2000.
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Tax credits for renewable energy production kept the wind and solar energy sectors afloat at a time when business investment was tanking, and have semipermanently entrenched these industries as significant players in the American energy mix.
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We've been over the whole tanking debate before, but just so we're all on the same page: Players don't tank, but front offices certainly do, and they do it because the NHL's lottery system incentivizes it.
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Senate Republicans are hoping that if they advance the process one more step, they won't be the ones who get the most blame from President Trump and the conservative base for tanking the Obamacare repeal effort.
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That compared with May exports in dollar-denominated terms tanking 4.1 percent on-year, more than double April's 20113 percent fall, while imports edged down 0.4 percent, compared with April's 10.9 percent drop, according to Reuters reports.
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But last May, a small case study suggested the much-hyped technology might actually be quite dangerous—and pop went the Crispr bubble, briefly tanking shares of Crispr companies like Editas Medicine, Intellia Therapeutics, and Crispr Therapeutics.
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Pressure on Italian banks led the sector lower on Monday, with Banco Popolare tanking 8.7 percent, after its shareholders approved a 1 billion euro-capital increase, which is expected to be completed by the end of June.
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President Trump's Tuesday morning declaration that Hill's presence on ESPN is the reason why ESPN's rankings are tanking, a source inside the organization said, has made other black journalists even madder than they were over Hill's suspension.
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However, growth in Mexico's manufacturing sector accelerated in February to its fastest pace in nine months despite uneven U.S. demand for Mexican factory exports and tanking oil prices which have hit economic growth in Latin America's no.
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None of these tests apparently measure your willingness to cater to the whims of a wilting carrot who, despite the numerous pressures of a tanking presidency, seems much more interested in litigating his feuds through the media.
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"The Big Dog is swinging for the fences, Clinton is tanking in the polls and falling behind in fundraising, and now her campaign is bracing for a February shake up," Republican Party spokesman Michael Short emailed reporters.
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Set up automatic paymentsTo stay in good graces with your lender and avoid tanking your credit score, it's a good idea to set up automatic payments with your lending company so that you never miss a payment.
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In 87, the NCAA reported a $2771 million loss, a number the non-profit association attributed to increased distributions to schools ($373 million), administrative costs ($237 million) and a tanking stock market (the rest, more or less).
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Before Wednesday's game, Drew had to address J.R. Smith's recent accusation that the Cavaliers had been actively trying to lose to improve their chances of landing a top pick in next year's draft — tanking, in other words.
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A decade ago, the Farm Bureau and its network of members was crucial in tanking a bill to cut carbon emissions on Capitol Hill, a move that fits a long pattern of opposition to federal environmental mandates.
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The league actually changed the draft lottery percentages this season in an effort to cut down on tanking, particularly after the 76ers went on a multiyear losing period of terrible play that got them several top picks.
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In a closed-league environment, by contrast, clubs out of contention for a title dutifully "play out the string", or even play to lose ("tanking") in order to benefit from a higher amateur-draft pick the following year.
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Since launching the Surface line, Microsoft's own devices have made up an increasingly important part of the company's revenue (though revenue from phones, of course, has been tanking for a few quarters now and continues to do so).
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Delegates at the Fastmarkets Battery Materials conference in Shanghai earlier this month expected the trend toward higher nickel content to continue even with cobalt prices tanking, while securing enough supply of nickel has now become a major concern.
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Not that there was a lot of choice in the matter, since 28 teams can't really be tanking waiting for the Cavaliers-Warriors era to play out, but Ujiri's been clear his goal is a title in Toronto.
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The comments come as executives scramble to contain the fallout from the company's cancellation on Friday of a diesel price hike at the behest of Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, stirring fears of political interference and tanking Petrobras shares.
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What some viewed as 'tanking', Monfils described as tactics, a well-thought-out 'Plan B' employed when it became clear a more traditional 'Plan A' approach to the match was not going to get him past the Serb.
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The prospect of a no-deal Brexit is becoming increasingly feasible in the eyes of investors who are hedging against the risk of the currency tanking if Britain is left isolated from the EU, its largest trading partner.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is hoping for a "miracle" that will make the coronavirus disappear but tanking stock markets and signs the disease is stalking America are delivering their verdict on his scattershot management of the crisis.
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"When operational, MQ-25A will improve the performance, efficiency, and safety of the carrier air wing and provide longer range and greater persistence tanking capability to execute missions that otherwise could not be performed," a Pentagon statement said.
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The stock market is tanking, drones are shutting down airports, and the secretary of defense has resigned while more or less saying in his resignation letter that the president of the United States is a threat to national security.
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"Ayoola is inconsiderate and selfish and reckless, but her welfare is and always has been my responsibility," Korede thinks at one point while preventing herself from tanking Ayoola's latest relationship — even though it could save the young man's life.
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Buzzfeed News coined the acronym BETS—for Box, Etsy, Twitter and Square—as a catchall for the bellwethers of this parlous moment; the acronym refers to a one-time Next Big Thing tech company whose stock is currently tanking.
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Low interest rates and inflation, the perception the Federal Reserve will rush in to rescue tanking markets and investors' tendency to treat every pullback as a buying opportunity still support the idea that low volatility can linger for longer.
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U.S. stock futures and European markets were tanking this morning, after trading in Chinese stocks lasted less than a half hour overnight, before a 7 percent drop triggered a volatility circuit breaker suspension for the second time this week.
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TORONTO, Feb 503 (Reuters) - Tanking fertilizer prices have worsened the economic and budget outlook for the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, where the oil shock has already stalled growth, pushed the government into deficit and caused its bonds to underperform.
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Tanking, or whatever you want to call it (does a "strategic step back" work?), is the best way of acquiring a superstar on balance of probability, and acquiring a superstar is the best way to compete for a championship.
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LONDON — Nick Kyrgios will miss the rest of the season after being suspended by the ATP Tour and fined an additional $212,14 on Monday for "tanking" a match and insulting fans in his latest run-in with tennis authorities.
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Clovis has proved himself to be a steady hand, impressed career staff and become well-liked, even by some of his critics, who privately acknowledge that tanking his nomination could yield a pick they would view as much worse.
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The New Zealand dollar was the other big mover in currency markets, with the kiwi tanking nearly 2 percent against the greenback, its biggest drop in nearly a year, after a surprise election victory for the country's Labour party.
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To help you avoid tanking an interview before it's even begun, here are the six most common mistakes applicants make, according to Drexler: Body language is extremely important when it comes to making a good first impression, says Drexler.
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If you have been listening to popular narratives about this ongoing mess, you may be inclined to believe that conservatives like the House Freedom Caucus members who initially stalled the AHCA are most at fault for tanking the bill.
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Twenty months into the worst oil price crash since the 1980s, well-heeled residents of the world's oil capital are among the hardest hit largely because tanking energy firm shares make up much of oil and gas executives' compensation.
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That incredibly close vote kicked off nearly two years of political and economic chaos in Britain that continues to this day, as the country tries to figure out how to break away from the EU without tanking its entire economy.
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Far from the anesthetizing tanking in Philadelphia, the Celtics — with the exception of a 25-173 season in 2013-14 — have stayed in the playoff picture under Ainge and Brad Stevens, the third-year coach hired straight off the Butler campus.
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The Adetu family in Washington DC is suing Sidwell Friends, alleging that the prep school first discriminated against their daughter, then retaliated against her for complaining, tanking her chance of getting into any of the 13 colleges to which she applied.
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It's also likely to be particularly embarrassing for EA, which has already seen such an incredible backlash to Battlefront II's model that it's in the uncomfortable position of tanking a flagship Star Wars game in the middle of a rebooted franchise.
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Last November officers of the State Security Service (SSS), the main domestic intelligence agency, arrested money-changers in cities across the country, in what was seen as a response to the tanking value of the naira on Nigeria's foreign-exchange markets.
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This makes it worryingly easy to imagine the Britain of 2018 or 2019 in disarray: her party in revolt, her ministers and partners alienated, her government sclerotic, Brexit talks breaking down, the economy tanking and Number 10 in bunker mode.
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Tomic has been in trouble for "tanking" (not trying) during matches before and was fined $15,000 here in 2017 after admitting faking an injury during a loss to Mischa Zverev in the first round, saying later he was "bored" with Wimbledon.
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"I think you're being faked out" by tanking U.S. equities, Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street, " pointing to relatively solid corporate earnings and signals in the U.S. economy that growth can withstand drag from the U.S.-China trade war.
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The team was accused of tanking games with trades of three of its superstars, while its Double-A affiliate outdrew the team on its opening day while Miami was playing a home game against the New York Mets last month .
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Stocks have endured a wild ride over the past few sessions, rising on expectations Hillary Clinton would win the presidential election before tanking as Donald Trump pulled out a surprise victory and then surging on the day after his win.
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Spanish-owned BBVA has more than 40 percent of its business in Mexico and hence the stocks are down due to huge amount of uncertainty on Trump's policy in Mexico and Mexican peso tanking nearly 13 percent on Wednesday morning.
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For several days, people have been trashing the The Red Hen's Yelp page for telling Sanders to take her cheese plate and defense of toddler jails and leave, tanking its star rating and bombarding its reviews with harassment against the owner.
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Republicans have continually accused Evers of tanking the deal by trying to have it renegotiated, but the letter says it was Foxconn that first brought up its desire to change the terms of the deal with state officials in March.
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Read more: The pound is tanking after Boris Johnson's Brexit talks with Angela Merkel reportedly hit a dead endJohnson's opponents accused him of trying to sabotage any prospect of a deal in an attempt to force a no-deal Brexit.
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Speaking on Monday's episode of the House Call with Dr. J podcast, Cuban said it was the Mavericks' best interest to lose games on purpose and improve their chances of landing a higher draft pick, a strategy known as tanking.
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Choosing to spurn Smith before eventually deploying a six-point guard roster of Isaiah Canaan, Tony Wroten, Kendall Marshall, Pierre Jackson, Scottie Wilbekin, and TJ McConnell is quite possibly the most low-key example of tanking the league has ever seen.
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If I was a betting man, I would think Trump will come out with both barrels blazing against McCain and the rest of the political insiders who appear to be inches away from tanking the last, best chance to repeal Obamacare.
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A former deputy prime minister to Mr. Erdogan, Abdullatif Sener, said that while the economy was tanking, Mr. Erdogan was building not only a second but also a third presidential palace, and spending millions to fly around on his presidential plane.
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Everything that the president has said and done has reeked of desperation and has had the opposite of its intended effect: People are panicking, the economy is tanking, and there is little faith that Trump is capable of managing the situation.
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Ireland's government has leveraged its investment attractiveness — a friendly low-tax environment, robust tech expertise and an English-speaking EU member state — to chase further growth, though memories still linger of the tanking economic fortunes of just a decade ago.
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Tanking, as the practice is known, has been a central part of the rebuilding process for several teams in recent seasons, most notably the Philadelphia 76ers, who have made an art of collecting top draft picks by being awful at basketball.
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In an extreme scenario where the virus severely hits the United States, it could keep workers at home and grind production to a halt, hurting revenue streams and tanking even highly leveraged corporations as they fall behind on debt payments.
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"When operational, MQ-25A will improve the performance, efficiency, and safety of the carrier air wing and provide longer range and greater persistence tanking capability to execute missions that otherwise could not be performed," the Navy said in its statement.
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For it is the public discourse that surrounds tanking — which inevitably leads to otherwise passionate fans like Lee openly wishing for their teams to lose — that has long been regarded at league headquarters as the most unsavory element of the practice.
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But Pence's family values, reflected in decades of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and policy that prompted at least two U.S. Olympic athletes to publicly spurn him at the Winter Games last month — could end up tanking his family's foray into publishing.
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The issue: During an interview, Arizona GM Don Maloney addressed the issue of tanking, and whether he'd strategically let the Coyotes be as bad as possible down the stretch last year in an effort to draft Connor McDavid or Jack Eichel.
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A population of close to 100 million, a tanking economy, rising prices and a leadership struggling to lift the country out of the downward spiral, the youth showed they had the resilience to take on the regime in protests from 2011-2013.
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For the second straight year, baseball free agency is moving at a snail's pace as a new crop of risk-averse general managers are refusing to pay players for past results and are increasingly embracing the rebuild (it's not "tanking" but it's close).
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Petrostates around the world have endured tanking revenues and high inflation rates as the price of oil has fallen precipitously over the last two years — but it's becoming increasingly clear that criminal operations that exploit the industry are also feeling the pinch.
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The company planned a French IPO back in 2015, but ended up canceling it, citing "market conditions"—that's code for "Pandora is tanking and we're afraid our share price will be bad"—but still managed to raise another $109 million in January 20143.
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More diverse bitcoin exposure also could have helped reduce price volatility, although anticipation of a more favorable ruling had caused the price of bitcoin to spike: Bitcoin prices are now tanking in reaction to the ruling, down more than $200 at last check.
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As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau prepares to rebrand Canada's economy on the world stage in Davos, opposition parties are demanding a say on how his government plans on spending its way out of a weak loonie, tanking oil prices, and a sluggish economy.
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That is piling pressure on producers already grappling with tanking demand from a public spooked by fears over bird flu, deepening what some farmers say is one of the biggest crises to ever hit the egg industry in China, the world's top supplier.
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See more: Nordstrom is tanking after reporting a brutal quarter In a call with investors in May, Nordstrom reported its revenue declined by 3.3% year-over-year and comparable sales dropped by 3.5% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2019.
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Research In Motion (RIM), the maker of the BlackBerry, was led by co-CEOs Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis until 2012, when they stepped down amid tanking shares and the general consensus that BlackBerry products were far behind in the tech world.
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Given the gridlock slowing down Washington, the looming threat of climate change, and an economy at risk of tanking, all of which place stress on Americans and their families, fresh ideas and a new agenda are critical for correcting the current government malaise.
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Unfortunately for Snap, which has been losing hundreds of millions of dollars a year, seen tanking stock and turned to bragging about its cool augmented-reality hot dog amid poor growth numbers, the security measures surrounding its big announcement were not exactly impregnable.
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In fact, the psychologist says that failing to do so results in candidates applying to jobs that are not necessarily the best fit, getting stuck in the job search or even tanking an interview because they are still affected by their job loss.
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The Astros' quick turnaround is often credited to their tanking, which means that they put a lousy team on the field on purpose in order to get the best draft picks and the biggest draft budget (these two are connected in baseball).
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But the Nets, long a franchise nearly impossible to figure, instead won 28 of their next 242 games to become a prime contender for the Adam Silver Integrity Award, if the league's commissioner, an avowed tsk-tsker on tanking, ever inaugurates it.
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Federal prosecutors allege that Ferraz paid $868,450 to Petrobras' ex-director of refining and supply, Paulo Roberto Costa, to renew at inflated prices contracts Decal do Brasil had with Petrobras to provide tanking and docking services at the Port of Suape in northeastern Brazil.
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If the $1 billion+ figure is accurate, that strategy seems to have worked: across the two times that Vector took Corel private, it never paid more than $124 million for the company (the second time, as its stock was tanking, it paid just $30 million).
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As for Mrs Merkel, whether she can fulfil her wish to remain in office until the parliamentary term expires in 2021 may depend less on her own party and more on the SPD, which is tanking in the polls and visibly unhappy in government.
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Over the weekend, we learned that Cambridge Analytica collected data from some 50 million Facebook users without their consent back in 2015, a revelation that has led to a public outcry about Facebook's data policies, a tanking stock price and fear of increased regulation.
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Markets now fear that the electoral losses will push Erdogan to double down on populist policies that helped send the currency tanking last year, when his interference in central bank independence held interest rates down despite soaring inflation and sent investors running for the hills.
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Whatever else can be said of Sam Hinkie's tenure with the Philadelphia 76ers, we at least know this: through their bad luck and their stubborn commitment to a vision that made millions of people uncomfortable, the Sixers successfully killed tanking as a socially acceptable exercise.
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As Wayfair and GrubHub were tanking last month, shares of General Electric were improving persuasively off a low base and some of the best performers in the S&P 500 included Apple, Charter Communications, truck-maker Paccar and legacy-tech stalwart Hewlett-Packard Enterprise.
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"He is a liar and these ads and statements made by Cruz are clearly desperate moves by a guy who is tanking in the polls — watching his campaign go up in flames finally explains Cruz's logo," Trump said in a statement obtained by The Hill.
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Bell's plan eventually worked — he signed a deal worth $29 million over four years with the New York Jets, including $229 million in guaranteed money — but not before tanking the season of any fantasy player that took him with their first pick in their draft.
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Linebackers Trent Tanking and Jayd Kirby rank seventh and eighth, respectively, in the Big 12 in tackles while junior corners D.J. Reed (13) and Duke Shelley (12) are 1-2 in the Big 9 in passes defended and have combined for six interceptions. 1.
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MARKET KEEPS TANKING: The Standard & Poor's 500 Index has dropped almost 5 percent since the start of 2016, its worst-ever four-day beginning of a year, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen by more than 2023 points in the same span.
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With the league light on tanking teams in the near-term, Toronto's path to a high pick in 2018 might be an easy one, and Chad Ford has called the top of the 2018 draft "spectacular" (with a drop-off after the top tier).
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Ethicists can debate whether the NBA lottery rewards ineptitude or shrewd tanking, but it's obvious the Wolves have benefitted from fortuitous bounces of ping-pong balls, which gave Cleveland the top pick that led to the Wiggins trade and, later, dropped Towns in Minnesota's lap.
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The coronavirus outbreak could close down many U.S. classrooms for the rest of the school year, blowing a hole in kids' math and reading skills, tanking test scores for years to come and making it a scramble for some to even finish high school.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell should admit he was wrong to increase interest rates so aggressively last year, as the U.S.-China trade dispute was escalating, economic growth was starting to cool and the stock market was tanking.
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Still, the official said, the president is mindful enough of the arguments against potentially tanking the stock market that he has been somewhat open to a move to narrow the scope and effects of the tariffs while avoiding the perception that he was relenting.
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As for this year, the rules have yet to go into effect, and a team that openly tanked like Memphis has the second-best chance at the No. 1 pick and a team that actually admitted to tanking like Dallas has the third-best chance.
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Yet top Democrats enraged progressives last week after eliminating the language authored by Jayapal that would have expanded certain price restrictions into the private sector, sparking talk of a rebellion aimed at tanking a procedural vote needed to put the bill on the floor.
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Judge Sergio Moro found Ferraz guilty of paying $868,450 to Petrobras' ex-director of refining and supply, Paulo Roberto Costa, to renew at inflated prices contracts Decal do Brasil had with Petrobras to provide tanking and docking services at the Port of Suape in northeastern Brazil.
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Some of the ads feature tag lines that echo common phrases associated with the state: "there's nothing to do here" and "famous for our flat, boring landscape" over images of people "tanking" or floating down a river in livestock tanks, and hikers traversing Toadstool Geologic Park.
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But the postseason hype was short lived, as Toronto was embarrassed in an opening-round matchup, while the Blue Jays had just fell short of the World Series in an unforgettable playoff run, and the Leafs were well on their way to tanking for Auston Matthews.
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In commodities, Brent crude futures rose 1.5 percent to $74.52 a barrel after tanking 6.9 percent overnight, the biggest one-day percentage drop since February 2016 as trade tensions threatened to hurt oil demand and news that Libya would reopen its ports raised expectations of growing supply.
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They say Democrats are tanking their opportunity to question Barr by pushing for such measures, particularly because the attorney general has rejected the Democrats' interview format for Thursday that would also require him to have a closed-door session about the special counsel's unredacted report. Rep.
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The Blue Jackets have put together a few excellent performances during the streak, but mostly they've benefited from a high shooting percentage, excellent goaltending, and from playing a handful of teams that probably have decided that tanking is their best strategy with three months to play.
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During his three years in Philadelphia, the 2803-year-old with a background in finance and advanced metrics became one of sport's most polarizing figures, a one-man lightning rod for debates on "tanking" versus "losing culture" and chilly econometric analysis versus warm, beating, edible human hearts.
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May's problems since she took office in the wake of the 2016 Brexit referendum stem from her dogged determination to secure an exit from the European Union that simultaneously restores Britain's control over migration, but without tanking the economy and necessitating a hard border in Ireland.
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"If you are going the route of an extraordinary meeting, you will have to come up with a substantial reduction in order to prevent the market from further tanking," she said, adding that OPEC may potentially cut production in the "1 million (barrel) plus range" this month.
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The N.F.L.'s reigning champion (New England) is coming off a thrashing of a quality team (Pittsburgh) and a team that has been accused of openly tanking (Miami) is coming off a game in which it allowed the most points in an N.F.L. game since 2012.
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READ: Kim is shouting at factory bosses because sanctions are tanking his economy "In comparison, measures to continue improving bilateral political relations and to work toward a peace regime are more achievable and can further help North Korea get away from the current international isolation," Zhao said.
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After the White House Press Secretary identified the place by name on Twitter, President Trump called it "filthy," and an army of his supporters got busy screwing with its business—starting a campaign to make a bunch of fake dinner reservations and tanking its rating on Yelp.
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"He is a liar and these ads and statements made by Cruz are clearly desperate moves by a guy who is tanking in the polls -- watching his campaign go up in flames finally explains Cruz's logo," Trump said, in a reference to the flame included in Cruz's campaign logo.
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In the spirit of fun content, I imagined four different expansion drafts for the Golden Knights, each using its own unique criteria: one team designed solely for tanking, one team for comedic purposes only, one win-now team, and one team that represents the best possible outcome for Vegas.
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Villanova's roster is led by two four-year seniors, while the Sixers — using a strategy called the Process, which essentially involves tanking in order to accrue high draft picks — feature many younger players and several promising prospects, though as a result of injury, some of them have barely played.
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Angry conservatives who oppose the tactic -- which would call to the floor four competing immigration bills but is designed in a way that will likely result in a bipartisan compromise bill winning out -- lashed out by tanking an unrelated agriculture bill, prompting leadership to convene talks among the factions.
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The last on-field chapter between the teams comes as the Raiders are fairly obviously tanking (even if they deny it), and after the 49ers' high hopes for the season were dashed when quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in Week 3.
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But Twitter has always struggled to communicate with Wall Street; on his first earnings call, after the company reported what appeared to be solid financials, Dorsey sent the stock tanking with a dose of "real talk" about how Twitter's turnaround was going to require a lot of patience.
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Bruni: Democrats haven't consistently distinguished themselves during the Kavanaugh hearings, but this newest twist and the next chapter are bad for Republicans and Trump, perpetuating one of the main reasons that Trump's numbers are tanking: A great many voters are simply exhausted by and disgusted with the nonstop melodrama.
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For a franchise that had disgorged its most recent lottery picks like T-shirts shot into a crowd, tanking for a high draft pick in an all-out pursuit of Zion Williamson, the supposed one-and-done savior from Duke, seemed like the classic contemporary N.B.A. percentage play.
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What it shows is that there is no possible resolution to the Article 50 negotiations that pleases British voters and the other 27 European countries — without tanking the UK economy: Our team of top Morskiologists at Quantian Capital have been working nonstop for days to produce this diagram: pic.twitter.
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Rather than follow any of the aforementioned advice, I zigzagged along like the harried freelancer I'd become, rushing from column deadline to media interview to public event and back again, trying to keep both my Amazon ranking and checking account from tanking, often pulling all-nighters to keep up.
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Read more:PG&E is tanking after report says it's considering filing for bankruptcy protectionCalifornia utility PG&E is facing billions of dollars in liabilities related to deadly wildfires, and now it may be considering bankruptcyWildfire evacuees are returning to the destroyed California town that's 'like moving back into a funeral home.
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After tanking the world's economy, and then attempting to undo that hack with a bit of code, Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek) has set his sights on taking down Whiterose, the shadowy leader of the Dark Army who has been manipulating him and his gang of vigilantes for her own gain.
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The defense is led by a pair of linebackers in Trent Tanking (65 tackles) and Jayd Kirby (60 tackles) - both of whom rank in the top 10 in the Big 12 in tackles - but opposing defenses have thrown for at least 380 yards in three of the last four games.
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"With such precedent, it is indubitable that the underlying intention of the proposed law is to curtail citizens' fundamental political and civil liberties, especially as government battles to contain the tanking economy and rising citizens agitation," Nhlanhla Ngwenya, program director at the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa, told VICE News.
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Sports of The Times Unhappy with mere tanking, displeased with their success at earning the N.B.A.'s worst record, the Knicks took Kristaps Porzingis, their once-in-a-generation asset, their most, and perhaps only, popular player, and traded him to the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday for potsherds and trinkets.
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It's important that teams can take steps forward without always resorting to tanking, that there are more examples than just the 2011 Dallas Mavericks for teams to put value in being just very good and keeping themselves in a position to strike when the winds change or the stars align.
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The Cubs are champs now, but that strategy is mostly played out these days: The benefits of tanking—high draft picks and international slot money, mostly—only accrue meaningfully to the very worst team, so there's not much of a benefit in aiming for 90 losses when some other team will have 100.
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For 2018, we are betting on the following: We think at least one healthcare information technology company with an enterprise value of more than $1 billion (not including Outcome Health, which we could not have predicted tanking so spectacularly quickly) will be exposed as not having product results to support their hype.
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Stone decided to take a stance on this crisis head-on: By tanking a full Saturday night's worth of money and closing his extremely popular restaurant in the middle of Beverly Hills to host a fundraiser dinner—along with guest chef Mike Lata of FIG in Charleston, South Carolina—for the NYFC.
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Of course, I've said for months now that Woody Johnson is a dope and the New York Jets are tanking and I told you last week that Todd Bowles is a dead man walking, but hey, at least we get a whole summer of people telling us how underrated Quincy Enunwa is!
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In a string of Monday morning tweets, Trump railed against Democrats who oppose his border wall, accused the Federal Reserve of tanking the economy, attacked the news media, bashed allies who "take advantage" of the U.S., rebuked his former Defense secretary and anti-ISIS envoy for resigning in protest and mocked Republican Sen.
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News on Monday that Amazon was rolling out its own "Geek Squad" similar to that of Best Buy sent shares of the electronics company tanking 211 percent, while Costco also fell more than 1 percent on a downgrade by BMO, which saw the Amazon-Whole Foods deal as a threat to the retailer.
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And Democrats see themselves as having more to lose: President Donald Trump bungled the early days of the coronavirus crisis, they say, and while that could cost him politically, the tanking economy will hurt Democrats' ability to raise the money challengers need to campaign for the White House and other offices in 2020.
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Anyone who's been in the industry for over a decade will reminisce about how going online transformed the jizz biz, first by accelerating profits as discreet access to porn became easier than ever, then by tanking the whole operation as piracy ran rampant and paying for porn became a thing of the past.
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"Last year, we were talking about synchronized growth," said Moynihan, referring to Davos 2018, when all signals were pointing to a robust global economy and the stock market was firing on all cylinders before tanking in late January and early February only to recover to record highs by September and then collapse again after that.
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Because the Sixers did not even pretend to try to win—not by tanking game by game, but by running out a series of teams so bereft of NBA talent that they would lose despite going all out—and because of GM Sam Hinkie's opaque, high-handed media approach, this annoyed a lot of people.
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The season is over but it was one of those seasons for Knicks fans where you start out being mad that they lose games, and it happens so frequently, that at a certain point you switch it up and get mad when they win because tanking for a high draft pick becomes the objective.
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Read more:Patrick Mahomes said he owes Travis Kelce lunch after errant attempt at another no-look pass13 winners and losers of Week 1 of the NFL seasonTop 13 waiver-wire pickups for Week 2 of fantasy footballMultiple Dolphins players reportedly requested to be traded after embarrassing 59-10 loss because the team is tanking
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But before you credit tanking for draft picks as the secret to N.B.A. success, realize that the third best player on the team is Robert Covington, a 3-point-shooting forward who was undrafted and picked up from the N.B.A.'s developmental league (and is now on the verge of signing a huge contact).
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And Mr. Allen, who was appointed president earlier this year and is expected to succeed Mr. Dodson in running the firm, has made it clear to fund holders that his ultimate aim is to outperform when stocks are tanking — as core equity did in 2008 — as opposed to running ahead of a bull market.
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As Centers for Disease Control officials warned it is a matter of when, not if, the coronavirus arrives in the United States — and the stock market responded by tanking more than 3 percent for the second day in a row — President Trump's top economic adviser tried in vain to reassure investors that all is well.
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First on her environmental agenda is getting rid of Enbridge Line 5, an old oil pipeline that runs through the Great Lakes and could contaminate 20 percent of the world's fresh surface water if it were to leak, consequently tanking Michigan's entire economy, and putting the state's entire ecosystem and population at risk of irreparable harm.
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At the very least, if Fogelman's going to claim that it's white men who are tanking his work, he should really do better than erase from view all the women critics, among them multiple writers of color, who've panned the movie (which, ironically, shares its far-reaching title with a 2014 doc about a white male film critic).
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With Klay Thompson also possibly out for the entire season after knee surgery, losing Curry for an extended period seems certain to nudge Golden State to further prioritize draft position and youth development in the unforgiving West — no matter how much their plight irks the Warriors' ever-hungry and staunchly anti-tanking team owner Joe Lacob.
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The Lakers are in a tailspin, they've lost 7 of their last 8 ... and if they're tanking for a draft pick, Ice Cube says that's total B.S. Cube is a big Lake Show fan -- so we asked about a possible silver lining to another terrible season ... a shot at Lonzo Ball in the upcoming NBA Draft.
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READ: Turkey's currency is tanking — and Trump just made it much, much worse Turkey accuses Brunson, who ministers to a small Presbyterian congregation in the Turkish city of Izmir and has lived in Turkey for 23 years, of having links to Fethullah Gülen — a U.S.-based Turkish cleric whose network Ankara says was behind the failed coup.
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While tanking engineered or authorized by inept owners such as Dolan continues to plague the league, a gimpy Durant laid it all on the line in Game 5 of the recent finals for the Golden State Warriors — a team he apparently had every intention of leaving — and suffered a devastating Achilles' tendon injury on the threshold of free agency.
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The perception may be that the Knicks are tanking in hopes of drafting Duke's Zion Williamson, but for Robinson, any shot an opponent takes is a chance for him to get a block — and he is not going to be cheated out of any of them, even if the shooter is beyond the 3-point line.
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If they know that they had to come testify before Congress and answer the questions to ensure that this passes, then through the process, as Ron just said, they will be working towards ensuring that we have not just the right agreement, but also the answers to those questions so they&aposre not embarrassing themselves and they&aposre not tanking their own deal.
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Read more:13 winners and losers of Week 1 of the NFL seasonTop 13 waiver-wire pickups for Week 2 of fantasy footballTom Brady is offering to let Antonio Brown stay at his $39.5 million house while he adjusts to his move to the PatriotsMultiple Dolphins players reportedly requested to be traded after embarrassing 59-10 loss because the team is tanking
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Read more:NFL POWER RANKINGS: Where every team stands going into Week 3Top 15 waiver-wire pickups for Week 3 of fantasy footballMiami Dolphins put forth another pathetic effort, losing to Patriots 43-0 as tanking efforts appear to be workingFormer Patriots centers say Tom Brady shoves towels and powder down their pants to avoid getting wet footballs from 'the swamp ass'
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It's a glitch, in a game is full of them, to the point where you're eventually just happy when you can make it through an entire fight without the frame rate tanking while trying to time a dodge, or the game pausing for an impressively long five seconds to load a new section mid-combo, without any indication a load is coming.
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Even if Embiid and Simmons someday lead the 76ers to glory, those tanking seasons are lost forever, and the fans forced to sit through a 10-22010 season in 22014-22016 will always have the dismaying memories of a team that often played hard on the court but was continually undercut by an intentionally woeful performance by its front office.
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Instead, he still refused to repudiate Russian dictator Vladamir Putin and Russia's role in cyber espionage, he doubled down on his attacks against his accusers and showed no contrition for his mistreatment of women (a voting block he's tanking with and needs if he has any chance of winning) and most damagingly, would not commit to accepting the results on election night if he lost.
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BlueScope, which has been on a turnaround program over the past year after tanking steel prices threatened its historic Port Kembla steel mill in the Australian state of New South Wales, reported an underlying net profit of $500.1 million for the year to June 30, up 119 percent from $134.1 million in the same period last year, after slashing costs in its home country.
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"Trying to find that combination of Republican, didn't sign a 'Never Trump' document and has some real national security background is tough, and also Mattis doesn't particularly like political picks coming out, as shown by the tanking of Randy ForbesJames (Randy) Randy ForbesToo much 'can do,' not enough candor Trump makes little headway filling out Pentagon jobs Why there's only one choice for Trump's Navy secretary MORE," the consultant said.
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Read more:46-year-old kicker Adam Vinatieri appears to tease an imminent retirement after missing 2 extra points on SundayMiami Dolphins put forth another pathetic effort, losing to Patriots 43-0 as tanking efforts appear to be workingJags star Jalen Ramsey and head coach Doug Marrone get into shouting match and had to be separated on sidelineFire erupts on Tennessee Titans field before NFL game when a pyrotechnics device malfunctioned
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The news that Mattis will leave at the end of February came on top of an already heavy plate of turmoil: President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's full withdrawal from Syria, the consideration of a drawdown in Afghanistan, a looming government shutdown and tanking stock markets.
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Status: Definitely maybe not tanking 41-41 last season Key newcomers: Kris Dunn, Zach LaVine, Justin Holiday, Lauri Markkanen (draft) Key departures: Jimmy Butler, Dwyane Wade, Rajon Rondo, Russ Bengtson (media) Outlook: If you did not think the Pacers got much for Paul George, just take a look at what the Bulls got for Butler: an injured leaper in LaVine, a draft bust in Dunn and the rights to a draft pick.
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During the second phase of our sample period, the returns on analysis dropped significantly: the 13 teams who had more than two in-house analysts actually won 1.9 fewer games per year than the 17 with two or fewer—although this was driven almost entirely by the performance of the 76ers (hey, Chuck, look at that!), who staffed up heavily during this period and proceeded to lose about 60 games per year in their effort at tanking.
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Read more:Miami Dolphins put forth another pathetic effort, losing to Patriots 43-0 as tanking efforts appear to be workingTyson Fury was sent to hospital because of a bloody cut that was so bad, it completely stained the referee's shirtThere are growing concerns about Cam Newton's health and future after one of the worst games of his careerNew ugly allegations have come out against Antonio Brown -- Here is a timeline of his bizarre year since leaving the Steelers.
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So conspiracy theorists create increasingly minutely detailed timelines and surround them with ever-more baroque theories, as when One Direction announced it was going on hiatus and everything that didn't fit the Larry narrative was declared a casualty of an all-out PR war between the band's old team (which was anti-gay and intent on tanking the 1D brand if they couldn't own it) and their new team, an enlightened group which would finally allow The Coming Out to come.
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Read more: Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk talks Olympics, skate culture, being a father, and influence on the sportRead more:'We won't accept anything less than equal pay': US Women's Soccer team speaks out after mediation talks quickly break downJerry Jones used a bizarre analogy involving a nearly severed hand to describe Cowboys' contract negotiations with star playersNick Kyrgios appeared to spit at the chair umpire after tanking a match in a vile Cincinnati Masters meltdownFANTASY FOOTBALL RANKINGS: Here's the expert consensus on the top 50 players
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No change to text.) * Policymakers cling to hope of rebound in 2nd half of 2019 * Steep downturn could prod PM Abe to put off tax hike * BOJ may face pressure to ease but few options remain * Extreme steps like 'MMT' off the table, for now By Leika Kihara and Stanley White TOKYO, April 8 (Reuters) - Japan appears to have dodged a recession thanks to resilient business spending but tanking factory and export sectors and a lack of policy options leave it particularly vulnerable if a projected recovery in the global economy fails to materialise.
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Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Wednesday chalked up recent attacks by rival Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE to the Texas senator's "tanking" poll numbers.
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Since tanking in the first debate at Hofstra University a week earlier, the blustering mogul had endured — or rather perpetuated — a series of self-immolations that included a fat-shaming Twitter assault on a Latina beauty queen (one of those things you never thought you'd write during a presidential campaign, and yet it barely registers a blink), a few pages of his 1995 tax return finding its way to The New York Times and the ensuing revelation that Trump had declared a $22016 million loss, which could have enabled him to avoid paying 2275 years' worth of federal taxes.
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With Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE tanking in the polls, there's room for progressives to simultaneously crush his bid for the presidency while holding Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's feet to the fire on the TPP.
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Tanking valuation WeWork's competitors are scrambling to distance themselves from the co-working giant, but many are following the same scriptWeWork cofounders Adam and Rebekah Neumann are close friends with Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner and invited them to Rebekah's extravagant 247th birthday bash in ItalyThe CEO of $2100 billion WeWork rival Knotel says the idea of coworking is 'over'Tech IPO injury report: Some of the biggest names in tech have taken a beating after going public this year24.4 VC investors in flex-space startups slam WeWork's governance and leadership as its valuation crumblesWeWork's top communications executives are jumping ship as the company struggles to go publicWeWork is doing increasing amounts of business with SoftBank, which is also its biggest investorThe history of WeWork's meteoric valuation rise — and fallPrivate wealth execs at JPMorgan and UBS told us they're lending more against private shares.
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