It's obvious that political fears are trumping economic optimism. Why?
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Trumping sexual harassment Let's take the case of Gretchen Carlson.
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Uber's losses top $1 billion, trumping better than expected revenues
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"That is a twisted example of evil trumping good," Romney said.
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The status of children is trumping any kind of ethnic biases.
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With those kinda stats, you could say Avenatti's out-Trumping Trump.
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Emotion and short-term electoral calculation are trumping the national interest.
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"It means the narrative, pun intended, is trumping fundamentals," he added.
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Hopefully passive aggression can also lend a hand in trumping hate.
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The presidential vote may end up totally trumping local voting patterns.
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For the nation, it's a symptom of politics trumping good government.
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He kept us in because artistic integrity should be the trumping principle.
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On Thursday night, several of them seemed intent on out-Trumping Trump.
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Finding the right Democrat to run is not about out-Trumping Trump.
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That drive notwithstanding, defense was generally trumping offense in the second half.
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Soon thereafter, Australia announced plans to build its own undersea cable, trumping Huawei.
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Trump will go right on Trumping -- and his base will eat it up.
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AX, trumping a South Korean group backed by steel giant Posco (005490.KS).
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Total revenue rose 6.4 percent to $621.4 million, trumping estimates of $610.7 million.
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Rather, it was done in by old-school parochial interests trumping larger concerns.
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Then read about how she's out-Trumping Trump, according to our TV critic.
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Early estimates showed Europe trumping U.S. companies, but those trends have reversed recently.
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But Steinhoff crashed the party in March, trumping Fnac with a 125 pence bid.
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It is the single most popular issue, trumping even border controls for Leave voters.
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To me, that's just sane, and anything else is political ideology trumping human life.
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Trumping the hip-hop vote Rapper Chingy said he was down with the Donald.
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The company posted non-GAAP EPS of 2.30 yuan, trumping estimates of 0.46 yuan.
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Governors races will be interesting, however, state matters could wind up trumping national trends.
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I've grown used to my wheelchair trumping (forgive me) other political and moral concerns.
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From the book Un-Trumping America: A Plan to Make America a Democracy Again.
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Net sales rose nearly 14 percent to $13.02 billion, also trumping expectations of $12.38 billion.
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Trumping Djokovic at this stage requires all the resources and resolve an opponent can muster.
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"We are not going to win the election by out-Trumping Donald Trump," Cecil said.
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This was a case of the military's institutional interests trumping the individual ideas of its leader.
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"The love is trumping the hate, but the hate… the hate is just disgusting," he said.
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"Don't you even think of trumping up some sort of duel with Bernard Chaffee," he hissed.
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L, Europe's No. 3 electrical goods retailer, trumping a competing bid from French retailer Fnac (FNAC.PA).
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Economic power now trumping human rights Economic progress also allowed China to wield greater international influence.
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There is a history of politics trumping responsible decision-making when it comes to regional infrastructure.
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And the anti-elitist argument is at bottom a matter of numbers, of quantity trumping quality.
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Plus, undoing PASPA would keep in line with traditional conservative values of states' rights trumping federal control.
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Be smart: "She's out-Trumping Trump right now," a former senior administration official told Axios' Jonathan Swan.
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Move over ghosting, Trumping is the new way to reject people on Tinder — and it's gonna be huge.
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On average American Eagle has consistently beat expectations, trumping the Estimize community in 92 percent of earnings reports.
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This week has shown a trend of Americans trumping hate with love in the form of rainbow flags.
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Like "unicorn food" and "mermaid food," Big Cheese Pull is yet another example of appearances trumping eating experience.
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John Rankin signed a bill Wednesday trumping a Supreme Court ruling last year that allowed same-sex marriage.
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He loves the country, and this whole stuff with the Democrats are trumping up against him is nonsense.
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Throughout the '225s, '2004s, and early '225s, the cocker spaniel topped the list, trumping terriers, collies, and beagles.
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We are in a new era of hyperawareness, and perception is now trumping reality in a powerful new way.
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With all of this Melania Trump trumplah trumping our news feeds, we had to find out more about her.
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According to the Associated Press, Williams struggled with her serve in the first match, Ostapenko trumping her 6-2.
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Trumping up and down the dojo doing basics and seething with rage at every other style was the standard.
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I often use "spectacle" as a pejorative when referring to games—it implies style and fleeting pleasures trumping substance.
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Though a slight exaggeration, the line is a testament to the album's far-reaching influence trumping its commercial failure.
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Today, New York is one of the company's biggest markets, a textbook case of Vermont butter trumping (sorry) guns.
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You could be forgiven for thinking that in this election representation is trumping the democracy in Germany's representative democracy.
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So far, "partisanship is really trumping (no pun intended) our collective willingness to deal with Me Too," she said.
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In other words, the ongoing trade war is trumping the threat of a shooting war — for now, at least. 2.
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In other words, the ongoing trade war is trumping the threat of a potential shooting war — for now, at least.
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Let us not talk about government overreach, or technology trumping law, or libertarianism, or the crypto wars of the 90s.
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Occidental made a $38 billion offer for Anadarko last week, trumping Chevron Corp's $33 billion bid from earlier this month.
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AX, trumping a local buyout proposal and sending shares of the target up to a two-year high on Monday.
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These, Apollo programmers had determined, were the most important of all programs, trumping even the software that ran the display.
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That's why debates tend to become considerably less productive after the third or fourth pint, with emotion largely trumping rationality.
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Under the 1872 law, mining is considered the "highest and best use" of public land, trumping — literally — all other considerations.
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"She's out-Trumping Trump right now," the source added, before losing his train of thought in a fit of laughter.
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The cloud software company claims 16.8% of the global market share, trumping the 5.7% market share of its closest competitor, Oracle.
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IT WAS Vladimir Putin as we have come to know him: unpredictable, cynical and skilful at trumping real events with propaganda.
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On Wednesday, Fox hiked its bid to 14 pounds a share, trumping a 12.50 pound offer Comcast made earlier this year.
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This may be one result of an increasing cultural division in America's politics—the culture wars are trumping the class wars.
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With hype trumping substance, networking technologies have fallen irrationally into and out of fashion, with some becoming famous for being famous.
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Are we people who succeed by trumping others, by being angry and knocking down everyone who doesn't think as we do?
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It's tough to imagine anyone out-trumping Trump," she said, noting that he is "willing to do his own dirty work.
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It also ranks as a new personal best for star Will Smith, trumping "I Am Legend's" $222 million debut in 30.4.
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If feelings are trumping arguments — the pun is fully intended — it doesn't mean that arguments don't still have to be made.
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Disney agreed to buy Fox for $71 billion in stock on June 20, trumping a $65 billion cash bid from Comcast.
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The laziness ends up trumping the stress hunger and my stored prepper food several floors below lives to fight another day.
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Gauff was unruffled from the start on Monday, repeatedly trumping the inconsistent Williams in both quick exchanges and longer baseline rallies.
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Her love for her brother was clearly capable of trumping her fear of being in a prison for the first time.
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For his part, Tyrese says Norma is bitter that he married someone else and is trumping up false allegations out of revenge.
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Trumping Atlantia's bid, German builder Hochtief, controlled by Spain's ACS, made a 17.1 billion euro ($20 billion) offer for Abertis on Wednesday.
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Construction equipment rental chain Neff said on Monday it had received a "superior offer", trumping H&E's offer of $21.07 per share.
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Spain has 305 autonomous communities with distinct regional identities, but Spanish nationalists support a central Spanish identity as trumping those regional loyalties.
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Regardless, in the future we're likely to see fewer PSAs shaming people for general pot usage and trumping up its inherent risks.
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Is concern over human rights trumping what had been an all-consuming U.S. counterterrorism cooperation policy with Ethiopia in the Trump era?
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Called "Trumping Donald", the video shows representatives from the tea company personally delivering the tea bags to Trump Tower in New York City.
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Trumping is contagious, and it threatens to cause the fabric we've woven over the last half century to come apart at the seams.
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On the other hand, the public does not have to look far for examples of politics trumping oversight on the House Ethics Committee.
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It has a hardcore Republican governor, Paul LePage, who's finishing up his second and final term after out-Trumping Trump in many ways.
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A February survey showed immigration as the main concern for 40 percent of Swedes, easily trumping worries over failing schools, joblessness and welfare.
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By Baseball Reference's assessment, Jones is the best defensive outfielder in history, his 24.1 defensive WAR trumping Paul Blair's 62.83 and Mays's 18.1.
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Sales of the treatment, branded Ozempic, rose to 216 billion Danish crowns ($21 million) in the quarter, trumping analyst forecasts for 26.6836 billion crowns.
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Expectations are for uses like aerial photography or the inspection of building sites and pipelines, but technology frequently has a way of trumping expectations.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration said inventories of distillates, fell more than 4 million barrels, trumping expectations for a rise of about 2 million.
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Trumping up support for deals that aren't actually in the public interest is common practice in the swamp we know as US telecom policy.
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After the election of 2016, I'm more comfortable celebrating Franzen's prescient portrait of the dysfunctional Berglund family and of ideology trumping community and compromise.
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ESPN reported Elliott is in line to receive $50 million in guarantees, trumping the $353 million Todd Gurley received from the Los Angeles Rams.
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Trumping dress codes, pomp and circumstance, stylists, and even film wardrobe departments, Keaton wearing anything other than layered menswear would be the wrong move.
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Sources had told Reuters last month that Ardian was the leading bidder, trumping a rival offer from a tie-up of Macquarie and Allianz.
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The FTC has taken action against a number of app makers recently who were accused of trumping up the health benefits of their apps.
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Trumping up America's high unemployment rate and inflation, Ronald Reagan defeated Carter by 489 electoral votes to 49 (popular vote: 50.7 percent to 41 percent).
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" He said Trump admiring Russian President Vladimir Putin while calling former President George W. Bush a liar was a "twisted example of evil Trumping good.
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Vote Leave were highly successful in terms of sloganeering, with their 'Take Back Control' mantra certainly trumping anything the Remain campaign could come up with.
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"It seems clear today the BoE's immediate concern (regarding) inflation is trumping what potential political fallout there may be on the economic outlook," he added.
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But in his new book Un-Trumping America, the former operative levels some sharp criticism toward the party in which he came of political age.
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Elliott is in line to receive $50 million in guarantees, trumping the $45 million Todd Gurley received from the Los Angeles Rams, according to ESPN.
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It felt little benefit, however, from the slide in equities last week as stock-fleeing investors broadly sought refuge in the dollar, trumping other drivers.
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Either way, it sure looks like it's very possible that some other set of political considerations are trumping financial responsibility and aggressiveness at the L.A. Times.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing sources, that Brookfield had offered 18 billion reais ($5.2 billion) to buy NTS, as the unit is known, trumping rival bids.
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Taiwan is one of China's most sensitive political issues, and a core concern for the Communist Party, trumping even Beijing's claims in the South China Sea.
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" He said Trump's admiration of Russian President Vladimir Putin while calling former President George W. Bush a liar was a "twisted example of evil Trumping good.
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SOFTBANK PRECEDENT Takeda's bridge will be the largest loan from Asia, easily trumping a ¥153trn (then US$23bn) jumbo refinancing in November for SoftBank Group Corp.
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If sold for £150 million, the apartment would set a new London and U.K. record, trumping the reported £140 million sale of One Hyde Park in 2014.
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In Clash Mode, two teams compete to not only build mixes, but to also score points by trumping their opponent's cards based on each card's power ranking.
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Seeing my family and playing with my nephews also helps, as well as keeping involved with my blog and remembering the bigger picture of love trumping hate.
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Trumping Oxford's first approach last week by 2 cents, Blackstone suggested its A$5.52 bid would be "best and final, in the absence of a superior proposal".
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NEW YORK, (Reuters) - Wall Street's fear of missing out on a relentless rally appears to be trumping rising political risk in a high-stakes December in Washington.
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"The one plotline of I-have-always-been-a-woman was trumping all the other motivations that might reflect the crosscurrents of the human psyche," she writes.
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As a yoga teacher for more than a decade, I was curious: What's up with this persistent trend and why is it trumping other forms of yoga?
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On the left, he's seen as the victim of a putsch; on the right, his downfall is taken as evidence of democracy trumping authoritarianism on the continent.
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The stock is up more than 26% this year and nearly 62% in the past year, trumping the S&P 500's performance over the same time frames.
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Titled "Winter is Trumping," the clever clip by Huw Parkinson uses real Trump footage and speech audio and merges it almost seamlessly with key Game of Thrones scenes.
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AMS plans to buy Osram in a deal that would value the bigger group at 4.3 billion euros ($4.8 billion), trumping a competing bid by Bain and Carlyle.
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Adobe Analytics revealed in a report that initial online holiday spending had risen 16.9 percent compared to a year earlier, trumping its previous estimate of 13.8 percent growth.
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Although progress towards inclusion would be a net positive for the Saudi stock market, some analysts are cautious about speculative fever trumping fundamentals, which are not particularly supportive.
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Precision Drilling Corp said it would buy smaller rival Trinidad Drilling Ltd in a deal valued at C$1.03 billion, trumping a hostile bid from Ensign Energy Services .
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TRUMPING THE NATION: The Hill's Rebecca Savransky reports: Trump has a 13-point national lead over rival Ted Cruz, according to a new CBS News poll released Thursday.
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Kansas City TE Travis Kelce reeled in eight passes for 128 yards versus Houston, with the latter total trumping his combined production from the previous three weeks. 2.
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Last week, when he went to the Senate and flipped his thumb down on the pretzeled-up health care bill, we saw one version of manliness trumping another.
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With 9 percent same-store sales growth trumping Wall Street's 7.9 percent estimate, Domino's report initially seemed strong, but weaker-than-expected international growth sent the stock tumbling.
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Comcast took advantage of the delay to make its own move on Sky, with a 12.50 pounds-a-share bid in April trumping the long-standing Fox offer.
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He set out to say that something more than race trumping class happened in the defeat of Reconstruction, that capital used race to re-enslave everyone, white and black.
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And when Bjork deservedly won Best Female, trumping a Lana Del Rey who actually came, she sent a video message, although she was dressed better than anyone else there.
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Thirty-one of the 131 sovereigns rated by the ratings agency are islands and have a median rating of "BBB+", trumping "BB+" for those nations attached to a mainland.
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"In our view, not only is fear trumping fundamentals, but the fundamentals for the equity market are worse than for the overall economy," the firm said in a note.
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Last month, its French furniture and household goods division Conforama offered $975 million for Darty, Europe's third largest electrical goods retailer, trumping a competing bid from French retailer Fnac.
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Letters To the Editor: "Trumping on Eggshells," by Frank Bruni (column, May 25), about his reluctance to talk politics with relatives, resonated with me as a Democrat in Georgia.
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TRUMPING PENNSYLVANIA: The Hill's Bradford Richardson reports: Donald Trump leads the GOP field in Pennsylvania, up 6 points to his closest rival, in a new Franklin & Marshall College poll.
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In a small way, it was sports diplomacy, an example of a shared love of the snow and the mountains trumping the barriers that politics and history had created.
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Echoing his recent runs at Coachella and Lollapalooza, the production values of J Balvin's set alone suggested a sophistication trumping that of most hip-hop shows in any language.
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But that's how we're doing it and how we should be, and it's an important example of broader kinship winning out over narrower interests and of justice trumping pettiness.
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Instead of making the viewer uncomfortable, Jojo Rabbit gives contemporary audiences more of what they want: a warmed-over, feel-good humanism, and generalized sentiments about love trumping hate.
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Randall trumping her process with some story about going hiking in the woods or whatever would have cheapened the part of her character that deserves to exist on her own.
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A live ranking for hotel reservations put Liverpool in first place among European cities, Merseyside's rough-hewn charms briefly trumping Venice and Barcelona (and apparently benefiting from a special offer).
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - Bain Capital has won an auction to buy Italian chemicals maker Italmatch, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, trumping rival bids from KKR and Cinven.
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Straight Path surged nearly 33 percent after an unidentified telecommunications company raised its offer to buy the wireless spectrum holder for about $3.1 billion, trumping a bid by AT&T.
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By September of 7003, the second album was out, with themes of paranoia, war, and drug abuse trumping any fancies that peace and love would conquer this brave new world.
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The bridge loan for Dhanin's CP Group will set a record in Thailand, trumping Berli Jucker's US$25.5bn-equivalent financing for its purchase of Big C hypermarkets in March 215.6.
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"The issue here is not just domestic issues trumping everything else, but it's the nature of the domestic politics, which are opaque and essentially unresponsive to outside pressures," he said.
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"From what I sense at work and in the Hamptons, security concerns are trumping foreign exchange rates," added Mr. Colas, who has had a home in Southampton for about 22.5 years.
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It's not almost as if the Internet's adtech duopoly is singing from the same 'ads for greater good trumping the bad' hymn sheet; the Internet's adtech's duopoly is doing exactly that.
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"This highlights the focus of monetary policy at present, with considerations around financial stability trumping almost everything else including sub-target inflation," said Su-Lin Ong, head of economics at RBC.
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Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration showed inventories of distillates such as heating oil fell by more than 4 million barrels, trumping expectations for a rise of nearly 2 million.
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NS), India's biggest mobile phone networks operator, has agreed to pay 44.28 billion rupees ($664 million) to Videocon Telecommunications for radio frequencies in six service areas, trumping rival Idea Cellular's IDEA.
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Nevsun said in late April that it would buy Reservoir for $365 million, trumping an offer Lundin announced in March to buy part of Freeport's stake for up to $262.5 million.
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Hospital operator Healthscope Ltd closed 2.63 percent higher after Canadian investor Brookfield Asset Management made a $3.3 billion offer for the company, trumping a local offer of $3.1 billion in April.
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While some people can build up a slight tolerance to the drug, says Westwood, it's more likely that the burdens of Musk's day are trumping the sleep effects of the pill.
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His reasoning for the policy shift, as laid out in the Goldberg interview, is perhaps the purest case of his long game worldview trumping calls to manage a short-term crisis.
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Knorr-Bremse in September made a 4.86 billion Swedish crown ($575 million) all-cash bid for the Swedish brake systems rival, reigniting a bidding war by trumping an offer from Germany's ZF .
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AMS plans to buy Osram in a deal that would value the bigger German lighting group at 4.3 billion euros ($4.8 billion), trumping a competing bid by Bain Capital and Carlyle Group .
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A CONSERVATIVE cabinet faces anger from its own supporters, inside and outside Parliament, who say that special interests in Ireland are trumping the government's own promises as well as the national interest.
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The selloff eroded $1.93 trillion in market capitalization globally - the biggest one-day loss ever, according to Standard & Poor's Dow Jones Indices, trumping the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy during the 21.9 financial crisis.
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Comcast made a $28 billion bid for Sky, trumping an offer from Rupert Murdoch's 230st Century Fox 20.2 hours earlier and setting up a transatlantic battle for the European pay-TV group.
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TRUMPING HILLARY: The Hill's Bradford Richardson reports: A new poll finds Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton losing to four top Republican presidential contenders, including Donald Trump, in hypothetical general election matchups.
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So, during the 2016 January transfer window, Jiangsu Suning secured the services of long-term Liverpool target Alex Teixeira, trumping Liverpool's £24.6m offer to Shakhtar Donetsk with a stonking bid of £38m.
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The second tweet was more standard-issue Trumping -- downplaying Russian influence by trying to make the case that the biased media and Clinton's candidate skills were the only factors in the race.
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Business leaders flagged exchange rate volatility as one of their major problems, with associated business risk trumping concerns over regulation and employer taxes for the first time since the survey was launched.
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NZ said it has received a NZ$2.56 billion ($1.8 billion) buyout proposal from a U.S. private-equity firm, trumping a rival offer and setting the stage for a possible bidding war.
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Beyond the fundamental horror of corporate greed trumping public-health concerns, the movie -- while often bleak and unsettling -- does find hope in the idea that one ordinary guy can make a difference.
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Takeaway and Prosus both made increased final bids for the British company on Thursday, with Takeaway's all-share offer trumping Prosus' 800 pence-a-share offer, based on its current share price.
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Japan's Mitsui & Co made an A$594 million ($481 million) offer to buy Australia's AWE Ltd, trumping bids from two other companies vying for a stake in the promising onshore Waitsia gas field.
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Straight Path surged more than 30 percent to $210.55 after an unnamed telecommunications company raised its offer to buy the wireless spectrum holder for about $953 billion, trumping a bid by AT&T.
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Last month Ant raised its bid for the company by over a third, trumping a rival offer from U.S.-based Euronet Worldwide Inc to gain approval from MoneyGram's board, although regulatory hurdles remain.
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Excluding the effect of realized investments and some other items, the company earned 91 cents per share, trumping analysts expectations of 43 cents a share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Such a move would underscore shifting policy priorities in Beijing, with growth promotion now on par with, if not trumping, a multi-year campaign to reduce leverage and risks in the financial system.
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Japan's Mitsui & Co made a $481 million offer to buy Australia's AWE Ltd, trumping bids from two other companies that are all vying for a stake in the promising onshore Waitsia gas field.
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"It's politics trumping policy and good science," said Whitman, who in 2017 joined two other former EPA administrators who served under Republican presidents in opposing the mine due to its estimated environmental impacts.
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The selloff on Friday eroded $2.08 trillion in market capitalization globally - the biggest one-day loss ever, according to Standard & Poor's Dow Jones Indices, trumping the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy during the 2008 financial crisis.
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She added that she planned to call the island "Lohan Island," and joked that she was "out-Trumping Trump with the name Lohan!" as Donald Trump is known for branding developments with his moniker.
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Emerging debt sold off heavily in May as U.S. Treasury bond yields rose sharply but flows out of South Africa were mild in comparison, with demand from institutional investors trumping any short-term panic.
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All those trickle-down theories of gender trumping sex strike like lighting and folks are charged by the idea that they can identify however they please, even if it means co-opting lesbian identity.
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As the two countries' bureaucrats from a range of ministries gather in Beijing on June 5th for their eighth annual mass date, the "Strategic and Economic Dialogue" (S&ED), rivalry is trumping co-operation.
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"The President's persona is trumping positive policy results among voters, and without some intervening news or a change in strategy the result is likely to be a national left turn," the editorial board wrote.
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Trumping Trump is dangerous: The decision to withdraw about half of all US forces from Afghanistan would override the administration's own strategy, announced in August 2017, to pursue a conditions-based approach to Afghanistan.
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Their pledges seemed so dramatic that Paul Argenti, a professor of corporate communication at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, began citing them in lectures as a rare example of a corporate principle's trumping profits.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 18 (Reuters) - South Africa's Steinhoff on Friday offered 673 million pounds ($975.18 million) for Darty Plc, Europe's No.3 electrical goods retailer, trumping a competing takeover bid from a French retailer, Fnac.
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But the form it took was almost too heavy-handed in its traditionalist definition of a woman's growing-up: an unplanned pregnancy, a baby, the absolute obligations of motherhood trumping the trivialities of freedom.
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"If you look at what the Amazon provides, [the issue of deforestation] provides an example of what's happening worldwide with short-term financial gains trumping long-term financial loss and environmental loss," Vittert said.
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" In a USA Today column entitled "Trumping the liberal elite" CNN political analyst Kirsten Powers wrote that Trump won because white Americans "feel under constant assault by a cultural elite that treats them with contempt.
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"When you take vouchers, politicking from the pulpit, the trumping of laws by claims of religion, and the immigration order, that is just a smorgasbord of terrible ideas," Lynn said in an interview this week.
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Canadian investment firm Brookfield Asset Management made a $3.3 billion approach for Australian hospital group Healthscope, trumping a local buyout proposal and sending shares of the target up to a two-year high on Monday.
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The country's e-commerce leader Trade Me Group received a NZ$2.56 billion ($1.78 billion) takeover offer from a U.S.-based private equity firm, trumping a higher bid from a London-based counterpart last month.
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Steinhoff, through its France-based furniture and household goods unit Conforama, last month offered $975 million for Darty Plc, Europe's No.3 electrical goods retailer, trumping a competing takeover bid from a French retailer Fnac .
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"We believe the headlines, if anything, are positive for Altria — further regulation of E-cigs would likely support a stronger cigarette performance for the company trumping any lost value in its Juul stake," Growe concluded.
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If there are conservatives arguing that Clinton is either unserious or incapable of achieving her stated goal, those trumpeting—and trumping up—Trump's shortcomings have drowned them out—helping Clinton in effect, if not in intent.
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And the other story, which we've spoken about every year at Davos, I think, is US banks keep on trumping European, and it's a shame that the European banks are slightly more on the back foot.
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In Asia, Indonesian pre-retirees are best prepared for a comfortable retirement, according to a DBS-Manulife survey out this month, trumping those in Hong Kong and Singapore, where costs of living can be very high.
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It disgraces all Americans that the world now sees our runup to the November election as a battle among bickering candidates who are using trumping techniques to try to reach the highest office in the land.
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That's the question Dan Pfeiffer, co-host of Pod Save America and former adviser to President Barack Obama, attempts to answer in his new book, Un-Trumping America: A Plan to Make America a Democracy Again.
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Woodside Petroleum was rebuffed in a bid for PNG LNG partner Oil Search Ltd two years ago, while ExxonMobil swallowed another PNG player, InterOil, this year, after trumping a bid from Total SA and Oil Search.
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Comcast currently has the upper-hand in the fight for Sky after it offered 14.75 pounds a share for the broadcaster last month, trumping a sweetened 393 pounds a share bid that Fox made earlier in July.
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The new Comey letter might help Democrats in some contests like New Hampshire just because the next 24 hours of the news cycle will be about this new Comey statement rather than trumping up the closing narrative.
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At 7 billion euros, France's green bond in January was the largest to date, trumping a record set by China's Bank of Communications which sold a 30 billion yuan ($4.35 billion) two-tranche issue in November 2016.
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Mature politicians who aspire to set up shop in the Oval Office need to respect the dignity of the presidency and to refrain from trumping the office, because what they say is heard everywhere in the world.
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It might seem an unlikely time for U.S. farmers to look to China for more business, but the devastating impact of African swine fever on the Chinese pork industry is trumping concerns about trade wars and tariffs.
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This fear entailed a complex moral judgment—that Huggins had a duty, trumping all others, to his family, that that duty was primarily financial, and that it was he who was responsible for their economic well-being.
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The 43-year-old former Navy SEAL, Rhodes scholar and White House fellow, who had never before run for office, was the surprise winner of Missouri's gubernatorial election in 2016, trumping Chris Koster, the state's attorney-general.
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"Even with brands that have the best of intentions and want the triple bottom line of environmental, human, and economic well-being, economic well-being ends up trumping the need for environmental and human wellbeing," he says.
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At one point, an Italian deputy minister accused France of trying to culturally appropriate the Italian artist; others raised concerns about the fragility of the works, and about cultural diplomacy trumping scientific merit in deciding the loans.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Aerospace and defense group Thales has agreed to buy chipmaker Gemalto for 21 billion euros ($20.8509 billion), trumping an earlier bid by fellow French firm Atos to expand in the fast-growing digital security market.
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The court ruled that the draft legislation to create the regulator did not exceed Ottawa's authority, trumping an earlier Quebec court ruling that was appealed by Ottawa, as well as the provinces of British Columbia and Quebec. bit.
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And while the HBO favorite makes greyscale sound utterly morbid and fatal (because it is), Kat Von D turns the somber shade to goth beauty at its finest — trumping what we know to be the traditional lip kit.
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PARIS, April 25 (Reuters) - French retailer Fnac offered 170 pence per Darty share in what it said was its final offer for Europe's largest electronics goods retailer, trumping a 160 pence offer by South African retailer Steinhoff ,t.
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Telling people where smallmouth bass have been found is his most effective piece of evidence for convincing audiences that the weather is changing, he notes, trumping dry statistics about rising temperatures, shrinking snow packs and more frequent wildfires.
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Some 95 percent of shareholders voted on Monday in favour of a takeover deal from Singapore Exchange, valued at 87 million pounds ($112.87 million), trumping more than one effort from the London Metal Exchange to snap it up.
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The new measures are the latest sign that efforts in Europe to improve safety are trumping concerns over protecting privacy and civil liberties, as the region grapples with the fallout from several high-profile assaults on major cities.
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And if Ms. Schreier hadn't had that initial gut punch of desire for them, trumping pedigree, they might never have made it into her sartorial miscellany, and they wouldn't now be part of the Met — or our own imaginations.
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Increasingly, it seems, profit, expansion and perhaps a wee bit of cowardice are trumping the very principles that made the United States entertainment and news industries what they are — and that made a Netflix possible in the first place.
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It reached 49 percent year on year in the first quarter on a comparable basis, which strips out currency swings, while at Kering as a whole like-for-like sales grew 36.5 percent, trumping analyst forecasts of around 24 percent.
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London has been named as the most expensive city in the world for technology start-ups to open offices, trumping New York and San Francisco, potentially stifling its ability to create the next Google or Twitter, according to a new report.
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WALCOTT, Iowa/LONDON (Reuters) - It might seem an unlikely time for U.S. farmers to look to China for more business but the devastating impact of African swine fever on the Chinese pork industry is trumping concerns about trade wars and tariffs.
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But there are also a growing number of market watchers, or US-China relations experts, who look back at the last week and see steps by both countries that suggest longer-term nationalist instincts are trumping shorter-term economic concerns.
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The $2.08 trillion dollar loss across global equity markets was the biggest one-day fall ever, according Standard & Poor's Dow Jones Indices, trumping the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy during the 2008 financial crisis and the Black Monday stock market crash of 1987.
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Deadpool also worked the long Presidents' Day weekend to its advantage, with the film raking in $53 million over the four-day stretch, easily trumping the then-record $93 million that Fifty Shades earned last year during the same weekend.
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PARIS, April 21 (Reuters) - French retailer Fnac said on Thursday it was offering 145 pence per share to buy Darty, Europe's third-largest electronics retailer, trumping a freshly raised offer from Conforama, a unit of South African retail conglomerate Steinhoff.
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"The racial issues besieging communities of color are now competing with and in many ways trumping conventional general election issues," Cornell Belcher, a Democratic pollster who is black, wrote in a memo that was forwarded to The New York Times.
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The panel held that even if the public has a qualified constitutional right to have access to classified evidence in such a lawsuit — a question about which the judges disagreed — disclosing the videotapes would create national security risks trumping that right.
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It's extremely likely that the Supreme Court will be asked to issue an emergency stay on Hanen's ruling (unless the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals does it for them) to prevent one anti-DACA ruling from trumping three pro-DACA ones.
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That was driven by a 52 percent leap in revenue, the fastest pace since the fourth quarter of 2012, to 35.7 billion yuan ($5.38 billion), trumping an average forecast of 33.2 billion yuan, based on a Thomson Reuters poll of 343 analysts.
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But savvy fossil-fuel-free-focused investors are trumping this by avoiding the 22016 percent drop in coal stocks (Van Eck KOL ETF) since then, compared to the 's flat performance over the eight months from July 2401, 2401, to March 4013, 2401.
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That was driven by a 26.6332 percent leap in revenue, the fastest pace since the fourth quarter of 2012, to 35.7 billion yuan ($5.38 billion), trumping an average forecast of 33.2 billion yuan, based on a Thomson Reuters poll of 11 analysts.
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So if working-class voters aren't responding to the democratic socialist agenda in the way they need to, and if education is trumping income as a predictive measure of voting for Democrats, then the electoral possibilities for someone like Sanders look pretty grim.
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Knorr-Bremse, which makes braking systems for rail and commercial vehicles, said it was offering 110 Swedish crowns per share, trumping an earlier 4.4 billion crown ($515 million) cash offer by Germany's ZF and a 4.2 billion crown offer made by SAF-Holland.
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The only Caucasians with speaking roles appear in the very beginning of the movie, in a satisfying scene that shows rich Asians trumping racist Europeans with sheer financial might (it is also the only scene that acknowledges any anti-Asian sentiment by non-Asians).
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SYDNEY, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Four of Australia's wealthiest outback cattle families have formally lodged a A$13 million ($293 million) bid to buy cattle empire S. Kidman and Co, trumping a deal agreed with mining mogul Gina Rinehart and Chinese developer Shanghai CRED Real Estate.
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Earlier in March, Steinhoff, through French-based unit Conforama, offered 673 million pounds ($966 million) in an all-cash deal to acquire Darty, trumping a competing takeover bid from a French retailer, Groupe Fnac SA. That earlier Conforama offer was worth 125 pence a share.
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The U.K.'s state counter-intelligence agency MI5 jumped from seventh to first place in the Stonewall charity's Top 100 Employers list for 2016, followed closely behind by Lloyds Banking Group, and trumping Nottingham's public health care provider which took the crown in 2015.
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Yet, he concedes, because Europe's political spectrum is fractured as never before, with national interests regularly trumping common cause, the lesser evil at the moment may be smaller, tactical interventions to complete the single market, invest in research, modernize infrastructure and strengthen foreign policy mechanisms.
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Because if it is, there will continue to be attacks on corporate versus individual rights, on religious rights trumping civil rights, on Second Amendment rights overshadowing the need for a safe and civil society and that legislative intent has little bearing on judicial outcomes.
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"I worry that politics in Canada is trumping common sense, because there's a very good deal that was designed by Mexico and the U.S. to appeal to Canada and they're not signing up, and it's got everybody over here a little bit puzzled," he said.
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Mortensen is a fellow of the Center for Immigration Studies, an anti-immigration think tank that has been accused of publishing false or misleading information to justify hard-line immigration policy, like trumping up the link between criminality and illegal immigration, which has been repeatedly debunked.
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"But the bottom line is, in an environment where Trump's trumping himself with inconsistent pronouncements that are throwing off pretty much everyone, it pays to merge, it pays to spin, it pays to sell internationally, or it pays to produce a better mouse trap," Cramer said.
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Well, the Republican Party may be obedient now, but there is just enough Never Trumping among those who were once the staunchest of conservatives to make it clear that the difference between constitutional conservatism and thuggishness is real and can be argued for, and maybe even partly won.
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The race to embrace invasive tools underscores a simple dynamic at play during the current global pandemic: Public health concerns are trumping the desire to protect individuals' privacy online and in the real world, even in the home of the General Data Protection Regulation, Europe's sweeping privacy rules.
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A UK-SPECIFIC DEAL Brexit supporters say Britain, the world's fifth-biggest economy, is big enough to get its own, tailor-made trade deal with the EU. They say German car exporters or Spanish wine-makers would press their capitals to do a deal with Britain, trumping any political resentment.
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A UK-SPECIFIC DEAL Brexit supporters say Britain, the world's fifth-biggest economy, is big enough to get its own, tailor-made trade deal with the EU. They say German car exporters or Spanish wine-makers would press their capitals to do a deal with Britain, trumping any political resentment.
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There's a new market-moving force on Wall Street that's trumping investors' "fear of missing out" on the record rally, one that left the major averages in the red on Friday with their first weekly losses in nearly a month, says Craig Johnson, senior technical research analyst at Piper Sandler.
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Former 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Carlton Gebbia says she and her family were very good to their housekeeper for 6 years, but the lady stopped showing up for work after a dispute over missing jewelry ... and now she's suing and trumping up a phony battery claim out of spite.
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It may seem like humanity has been taking a lot of hits from artificial intelligence lately — from the AI that recently defeated world champion Lee Sedol in the game of Go, to the AI that consistently beats us on "Jeopardy," to the AI that is currently out-trumping Donald Trump on Twitter.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The $24.7 trillion wiped off global equity markets on Friday after Britain voted to leave the European Union was the biggest daily loss ever, trumping the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy during the 26.92 financial crisis and the Black Monday stock market crash of 215, according to Standard & Poor's Dow Jones Indices.
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"It looks as if the macro news out of the U.S. concerning the trade talks seems to be trumping all of the more negative news, including the Chinese data for April which was a reversal of the good data we had in March," said Robin Bhar, head of metals research at Societe Generale in London.
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Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, has essentially blamed the United States and a handful of other Western nations for trumping up charges that got Russia's National Olympic Committee and dozens of its top athletes banned from these Games as punishment for a yearslong doping scheme that ultimately corrupted the testing lab at the 2014 Olympics.
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But the criticism of his stance over Russia and accusations of turning a blind eye to anti-Semitism have gone deeper than any previous attacks - trumping even the long-running debate within Labour over Britain's departure from the EU. Corbyn may have to come down on Labour members whose support for Palestinians can translate into anti-Jewish comments.
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T) investment firm, a deal that will help it fend off a rare hostile takeover bid from travel agency H.I.S. Co. U.S.-based Fortress Investment Group will launch a tender offer from next week for all of Unizo's shares at 4,43 yen apiece ($37.68), the companies said in separate statements, trumping the 3,100 yen that H.I.S. (9603.
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I'd just told him that I'm there to review the establishment for VICE, throwing down the only card I have in the hopes of trumping the fact that we were a 12-person party in what was supposed to be a group of six-exclusively-admitted-people that a friend of a friend said would be "good" if we mentioned her name.
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Breaking News from CNBC's David Faber: Occidental Petroleum bids $76 a share for Anadarko, trumping Chevron offer for the driller WHEN: Today, Wednesday, April 24, 2019 WHERE: CNBC's "Squawk Box " The following is the unofficial transcript of a CNBC EXCLUSIVE interview with Occidental Petroleum CEO Vicki Hollub and CNBC's David Faber on CNBC's "Squawk Box" (M-F 6AM – 9AM) today, Wednesday, April 24th.
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NB: Yeah, I think that the caricature of a person that's used to critique the global is this high-powered, maybe like billionaire philanthropic jet-setter … I don't deny that or erase that … but I think there's a way in which we erase a certain diasporic and migrant experience if we focus too much on the local trumping everything to overcome cultural appropriation.
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This quasi-hallucinatory, disco inferno-ish climax is multi-layered and ambiguous enough to accommodate multiple interpretations; it's a mother's worst nightmare, a vision of the contemporary world coming apart while the oblivious masses treat it as the ultimate party, a view of primitive hedonism trumping educated civilization, the destructive mob prevailing over the constructive individual, all perhaps an intuitive sign of the times as envisioned by Aronofsky.
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Vendors who sell to those professionals, though, and researchers who try to make their name by trumping up the new exploits they discover, and the media who write breathless articles decorated with stock pictures of black-hoodied hackers illuminated by the ghostly glow of their laptops … again, I'm by no means saying that they are bad people, or maliciously motivated, or wrong when they ring their alarm bells.
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Throw in what looks to be at least 12 character classes—TSOT only had four— as well as the ability to develop a character with a dual class, and switch classes, and it looks like TFBH is the new best South Park game ever, trumping the release that came before it and did so well critically (and 5 million copies shipped is a very respectable commercial return, too).
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The din of outrage coming from all sides — on the left, accusations of callous exploitation and fearmongering; on the right, criticisms that political correctness is trumping public safety — underlines the growing disparity between those who largely trust Mr. Trump's diagnoses of the country's problems and believe he and Republicans should be given more time to fix them, and those who are disgusted with his leadership and want to throw him and his party out of power.
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