Wilbur Ross has accomplished impressive business turnarounds during his career.
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High levels of investor exuberance are a hallmark of turnarounds.
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JK: Vista is going exclusively for control buyouts, massive turnarounds.
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What I mean by that is turnarounds are really hard.
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The song's trademark keyboard arpeggios chime in the background. Turnarounds. Dunks.
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A: It's one of the most remarkable turnarounds in constitutional law.
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It is one of the most remarkable political turnarounds in years.
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India is in the midst of one of the biggest turnarounds.
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Experts called it one of the most brilliant turnarounds in business history.
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There is space for turnarounds and horse trailers, but it is not level.
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Herman can unleash the Longhorns offensive potential, and he's already engineered quick turnarounds.
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Over the weekend, he'll visit Medellín and Cartagena, which have staged remarkable turnarounds.
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And some companies have managed to undertake organizational turnarounds and make themselves better.
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She was working 15-hour days, and customers were complaining about slow turnarounds.
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Internet businesses like Twitter and Yahoo are desperately trying to stage long-awaited turnarounds.
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But whether they can do enough to spur real turnarounds remains to be seen.
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Adding to its woes were planned turnarounds and unplanned outages that impacted five refineries.
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"Midterm election years Octobers are downright stellar thanks to the major turnarounds," noted Hirsch.
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Extra time showed the studios' confidence in what it had; short turnarounds predict stinkers.
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SARA EISEN: Jeff, you've done a lot of turnarounds and fixes in your career.
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The average holding period for Sherborne's four previous UK turnarounds has been 28 months.
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I was less surprised by these turnarounds than most – but perhaps I'm a skeptic.
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"They may be bringing forward some turnarounds because it's opportune as well," he said.
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Even narrow legislative bills proposing regulatory turnarounds face filibuster threats under current Senate rules.
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Experienced at turnarounds, it snapped up at a discount projects others thought too troubled.
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Biden has led one of the quickest turnarounds in the history of presidential primaries.
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YOU KNOW A LOT ABOUT STEEL, OBVIOUSLY, BEING INVOLVED WITH SO MANY TURNAROUNDS THERE.
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Downloading 45GB games can take many hours, which can impact my deadlines for quick turnarounds.
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Turnarounds require a lot of cooperation, but clearly not everyone at Yahoo agreed on direction.
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In Mr. Licht, CBS has found an executive producer who has proved successful with turnarounds.
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This sounds blasphemous, but maybe pull-up threes and baseline turnarounds just aren't for him.
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The first Times video went up in under two hours — one of their faster turnarounds.
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It would be one of the most remarkable turnarounds in the history of professional sports.
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My studies of numerous turnarounds provide a flight plan for Boeing to fix its culture.
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Probably the most impressive turnarounds came in Brazil, which is grinding through a political crisis.
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Plus, jobs in the service industry (which is less regulated), resulted in turnarounds under two weeks.
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But efficiency savings can't in themselves beget business turnarounds — that requires a string of product wins.
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"Southwest is known for its rapid turnarounds and keeping its aircraft in the air," he said.
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Start-ups need risk taking investors, but so too do high-growth companies, turnarounds and restructurings.
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Minnesota has been the scene of one of the most impressive turnarounds for a general manager.
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Chart 4 (right) shows the times of turnarounds across a variety of asset classes in recessions.
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Meanwhile, maintenance and turnarounds at oil refineries are getting under way, which could impact oil demand.
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Notably, Peltz has been involved with numerous other turnarounds of consumer-focused brands, such as Heinz.
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He said the market was going to be vulnerable to small turnarounds, given this year's freefall.
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Harrison, 72, is a respected railroad veteran known for leading the turnarounds of several struggling rail companies.
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Almost all of them have retail experience focused in operations, ecommerce, marketing, private labels and corporate turnarounds.
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Sergio Marchionne, who engineered turnarounds to save both Fiat and Chrysler from near-certain failure, has died.
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You'll do best with goals that have quick turnarounds and are easy to check off a list.
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He said the market was going to be vulnerable to small turnarounds, given this year's free-fall.
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Even with a steep price tag and lengthy turnarounds, big brands don&apost seem to mind waiting.
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But very sick patients with cancer receiving chemotherapy just about never experience these kinds of amazing turnarounds.
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Joe Maddon has specialized in turnarounds across his 229 seasons as a full-time major league manager.
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Cohen's resurgence as a renaissance moneyman may be one of the most stunning turnarounds in Wall Street history.
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JPMorgan and Citigroup last week reported rare lifts in bond trading revenue, marking turnarounds from earlier this year.
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After hours of turnarounds, gridlock and prayers, they eventually made it to another hospital in a different city.
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And his investments in companies including Borders and J.C. Penney did not result in the promised turnarounds, either.
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Many of these turnarounds start in city cores, and transformation is indeed most evident in Detroit's downtown, too.
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A large number of investors bought the loan thanks to KKR's track record in carve outs and turnarounds.
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And with La La Land, I was lucky enough to hire people who also had experience in fast turnarounds.
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You can hear it, too, in the track's muscular progressions and turnarounds, and Acosta's alternately delicate and defiant falsetto.
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Expenses rose 4.5 percent due to maintenance turnarounds at the company's production facilities and higher natural gas input costs.
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He led successful turnarounds at Renault and Nissan (NSANF), and was the architect of their alliance with Mitsubishi Motors.
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"The inventory decline was notable as the refinery run rate remains subdued due to some seasonal turnarounds," Kilduff said.
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CareerCast found that 28% of people blame tight turnarounds and hard stops as the primary cause of their workplace strain.
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In addition, Suncor Energy's base plant and the Syncrude project still need to finish maintenance turnarounds interrupted by the fire.
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Given that most turnarounds, if they happen at all, happen after a coach's third year, that could be a problem.
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"Six million barrels per day of refining capacity is due to return from turnarounds across November and December," he said.
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Exxon said the second quarter featured multiple refinery renovation projects, known as turnarounds, in France, Canada, Texas and Saudi Arabia.
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Against the Knicks, he dusted off his familiar wares: the midrange jumpers, the low-post turnarounds, the skyscraping 221-pointers.
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He lead successful turnarounds at Renault (RNLSY) and Nissan (NSANF), and was the architect of their alliance with Mitsubishi Motors.
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Let's not forget his support for the automakers, enabling one of the most remarkable industry turnarounds in our country's history.
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And both of them owed their turnarounds to being traded away from the Colorado Rockies and their thin-air park.
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And there's a famous Buffett saying that "most turnarounds don't turn," which I feel like I've learned the hard way.
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"For the last three, four, five months we've seen high turnarounds globally," a U.S. crude trader said, referencing maintenance works.
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Because of the longer hours, fewer stops, quick turnarounds, and greater profits in team trucking, team drivers are greatly in demand.
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"We are not expecting any magical turnarounds [of SOEs] – things just need to get less bad for re-rating," it said.
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Two restaurant turnarounds have created tens of thousands of jobs and tens of millions of dollars in economic activity for America.
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The three companies have more in common than Ghosn, who crafted the alliance after leading successful turnarounds at Renault and Nissan.
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Operational cost-cutting might be in order, but in successful turnarounds, the best trimming is to get rid of management layers.
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Insiders told us why he's the guy to pull off one of the most difficult turnarounds Silicon Valley has ever seen.
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Planned capital projects, called turnarounds, are a core part of the refining business and help prevent against unexpected shutdowns and accidents.
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It may seem hard to explain miraculous arthritis turnarounds or sunburn resistance on the carnivore diet, but in truth it's no harder than explaining miraculous arthritis turnarounds on a vegan diet, or the miraculous power of chewing your food 100 times per minute before swallowing it, or the miraculous power of juicing and coffee enemas to cure cancer.
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S refiners are going to move into turnarounds and they're going to be using less crude, a million barrels a day less.
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In a previous life, Jon trained as an accountant with Arthur Andersen, and subsequently has worked in various start-ups and turnarounds.
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A cycle in refining terminology is the period between full-unit maintenance overhauls, called turnarounds, and is usually four to five years.
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In the fourth quarter, BP expects lower refining margins and more refinery turnarounds mainly at its Whiting site in the United States.
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He can rise up off a ball screen, function as a roll man, and feast on a strict diet of baseline turnarounds.
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And once you know the plot of this particular film, the multiple quick turnarounds of cuts and colors begins to make sense.
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Debtors' concerns about major banks' potential conflicts of interest have opened the door to independent firms like Rothschild Group to oversee turnarounds.
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Clients can also place rush orders, which offer higher rates for quick turnarounds, such as 2 hours for a 30-min file.
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How Jung proceeds is likely to determine whether he is remembered as an unlikely Cinderella story or one of MMA's greatest turnarounds.
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If the answer is no, it does not matter what I say about long-term investing, Markowitz theory, or historical market turnarounds.
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Potential total compensation: $250,000AlixPartners is a global advisory that's known to help struggling companies out of business crises and administer corporate turnarounds.
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It takes on Panera at a time when it has two large turnarounds on its hands, Krispy Kreme and Keurig Green Mountain.
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This seemingly simple change has been blamed for plenty of failed retail turnarounds and had an immediate impact on the length of cases.
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Iraq's oil sector underwent one of the most successful turnarounds of any sector after the U.S. invasion in 2003 that ousted Saddam Hussein.
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READ MORE HERE>>WeWork's new CEO Sandeep Mathrani has to pull off one of the most difficult turnarounds Silicon Valley has ever seen.
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Those are just two examples of short-term election turnarounds where the conventional wisdom was that more than just a candidate were crushed.
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LeBron trusted Hood to come through and he did, stabbing Golden State with a barrage of one-dribble pull-ups, feints, and turnarounds.
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On Wednesday, July 25, 2018, holding company of Fiat founding family said Sergio Marchionne, who oversaw turnarounds of Fiat and Chrysler, has died.
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Take self-awareness superstar and former Ford CEO Alan Mulally, who presided over one of the most dramatic business turnarounds in American history.
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"Both of these gentlemen are extremely talented at turnarounds, " Solomon said, referring to the process of guiding a struggling company back to success.
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They are also constantly changing their strategy, doing turnarounds and are always on the move, while a regulation takes three years of preparation.
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"Turnarounds take time and you can lose a fortune while you're waiting for an intractable management to do the right thing," Cramer said.
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Deleveraging is also likely to be slow over the next couple of years as it will rely on operating turnarounds in core markets.
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Former Fiat Chrysler (FCA) CEO Sergio Marchionne, who played a pivotal role in two corporate turnarounds, has died at the age of 66.
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Notably, these efforts were focused on driving sales, a task some turnarounds can neglect in favor of rashly slashing expenses to stabilize a business.
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After May, boring might even sound nice, as Uranus, planet of surprises and 22025-degree turnarounds, zips into your house of work and routines.
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But Wall Street veterans including Samana caution that investors should not buy into the idea of a Chinese recovery too quickly — turnarounds take time.
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For customers, who are working with rapid development and continuous delivery, having a QA service that can provide quick turnarounds could be extremely valuable.
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The new directors have deep backgrounds in both retail in and in corporate turnarounds, while the new CFO brings much-needed e-commerce experience.
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"But automotive turnarounds usually surprise, and this one has a good smell about it," he added, reiterating an "outperform" rating on the group's shares.
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Business Insider recently spoke with 15 independent contractors with the startup Rev, which offers clients 12-hour transcription turnarounds for just $1 a minute.
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Teen-focused apparel retailer Aeropostale and sports equipment chain Vestis Retail Group are both using bankruptcy to shutter stores as part of their turnarounds.
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Butler spends nearly the entire mix working pick-and-rolls into unfashionable midrange shots and posting up in the mid-block and taking turnarounds.
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Those rapid turnarounds are of greater interest to large energy companies, whose boards are increasingly hesitant to approve long-term oil and gas projects.
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Rhule was something of a wild card entering this season's NFL job fair, having pulled off two impressive turnarounds over the past few years.
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After the quickest of turnarounds, the street style crew last spotted at Milan Fashion Week is now deep in the thick of Paris shows.
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Scribendi offers seven different turnaround time tiers, but its 224-hour and one-week turnarounds were the same price as the 25.3-hour turnaround.
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"We edited the piece in a couple of very quick turnarounds huddled over our computer screens on the eve of final exams this past December."
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"Turnarounds and recoveries of this nature take time," Nicole Miller Regan, an analyst with Piper Jaffray, told CNBC on "Power Lunch" ahead of Chipotle's earnings.
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"We're playing the long game here and that's not rare in academia but it is rare in Silicon Valley - people want quick turnarounds," Thodey explains.
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Shareholders of Kraft Heinz, who appointed him as the food maker's chief executive on April 22nd, are hoping his magic touch extends to corporate turnarounds.
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He made eight of his first nine shots and had the whole arsenal working: dunks in transition, step-back 3-pointers, turnarounds from the baseline.
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He has warned investors that turnarounds take time, and he has appointed new heads of product and engineering to assist him in overhauling the company.
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One naphtha trader, asked for the reason behind the weakness in naphtha cracks globally, said: "Demand, demand, demand - and peak cracker turnarounds are not helping".
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The company also said it appointed Shaz Kahng, who led turnarounds of retailer Lucy Activewear and various Nike business segments, as group CEO on Nov 14.
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Harrison, who led turnarounds of two Canadian railroads, had previously taken a medical leave at Canadian Pacific in 2015 after surgery and a bout with pneumonia.
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Commentary by Al Angrisani, former United States Assistant Secretary of Labor for President Ronald Reagan, founder and CEO of Angrisani Turnarounds, LLC and TurnVest Investment Partners.
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Consultancy Alvarez & Marshal, which specializes in turnarounds and performance improvement, estimates firms can cut logistics costs by 25 percent if they consolidate their warehouses in Nagpur.
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Those companies that delayed pricey turnarounds from last year will benefit from labor and supply costs that have come down around 30 percent since last year.
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The former IBM executive has a track record of turnarounds, including at Britain's Northgate Information Solutions, where he was brought in by private-equity investor KKR.
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He has already shown a talent for turnarounds, shifting the company from desktop to mobile in one of the most impressive management moves in tech history.
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" 51 Photos View Slide Show ' Luca Solca, a luxury analyst at Bernstein, said, "All major turnarounds have been achieved by injecting new creative ideas into brands.
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Insiders told us why new WeWork CEO Sandeep Mathrani is the guy to pull off one of the most difficult turnarounds Silicon Valley has ever seen.
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But Mr. Tillerson has also been plagued by a series of embarrassing missteps and hour-by-hour tactical turnarounds that a trusted team might have prevented.
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What's more, schools like Baylor, then a second-tier choice for top recruits in one of the country's most football-mad states, rarely experience quick turnarounds.
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And some of the financial results will be used as report cards on turnarounds — yes, Jack Dorsey at Twitter and Satya Nadella at Microsoft, that means you.
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A big objective of this phase is to fly the plane 10 times over a 10-day period, to demonstrate that the vehicle can do quick turnarounds.
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But for smaller on-demand batches, MIT has developed a portable pharmacy that's only about the size of a commercial-grade fridge and promises much faster turnarounds.
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Many refiners undertake routine turnarounds in April and May, taking advantage of the shoulder season between the higher demand periods of the northern hemisphere winter and summer.
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The most influential French daily runs a headline "Trump is completing his evolution," explaining that "America's Deep State" has forced him into humiliating and total policy turnarounds.
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Caldwell took over as the first non-Ford family member to run Ford Motor Company, where he led one of the biggest turnarounds in American business history.
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Cleaning crews might walk through the airplane once it's landed to remove obvious trash, but for short 30-minute turnarounds, that's often the best they can do.
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We Are Rosie helps with this by negotiating quicker payment turnarounds with its clients and ensures that its freelancers are paid weekly, even on the platform's dime.
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Shorts will probably reallocate their exposure to other stocks in the sector as turnarounds occur, but not swap into another sector until a more widespread rally begins.
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Turnarounds like these are always fun to dissect, because you can show multiple areas of improvement or excellence that have propelled a bottom-feeding team to respectability.
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Investors with a penchant for investing in turnarounds will embrace the news that BlackBerry has signed a deal with Ford to provide software for auto maker's connected cars.
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Blackstone, the world's biggest alternative asset manager, posted stronger-than-expected third-quarter earnings on Thursday as its real estate, private equity and credit investments posted sharp turnarounds.
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Low-cost giants including Southwest of the United States and Gulf airline flydubai, which rely on short trips and fast turnarounds, said they would continue to fly 737s.
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Refiners have come back from spring turnarounds at full throttle with rates above 2000 percent for eight straight weeks, including a record of 2743 percent in late April.
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After a couple of false starts, turnarounds, and a golf cart ride to the wrong entrance, I finally made it to the correct VIP entrance to the event.
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You must have witnessed epic turnarounds, though, where it looks like your team's done for and then one of you just goes rogue and eliminates the opposition solo?
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The new appointees come with deep backgrounds in both retail in and in corporate turnarounds, while Whole Foods' new CFO, Keith Manbeck, brings much-needed e-commerce experience.
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A YouTube video editor who works with David Dobrik&aposs Vlog Squad told us what it&aposs like to film top creators, from private jets to quick turnarounds
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The panel's "choice to focus on the supposed 'benefits' of bankruptcy overlooks successful turnarounds" elsewhere, said Build America Mutual (BAM) Chief Credit Officer Suzanne Finnegan in a statement.
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The pullback in May might not extend into later months as Chinese refiners are likely to finish maintenance turnarounds and then ramp up production for the summer demand peak.
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In 2017, the Rams had one of the biggest turnarounds in history when they posted an 11-5 record, and improved on that this season by going 13-3.
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As the developer's schedule grew more aggressive, management sought to remedy tighter turnarounds by adding more people to the department — a "solution" that did little to help the problem.
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Here are a few high-level issues for consideration: Sponsors should have a strong track record in real estate and specialize in undervalued areas and successful turnarounds, he said.
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In 25, the Rams had one of the biggest turnarounds in history when they posted an 11-5 record, and improved on that this season by going 13-3.
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Harrison, who led turnarounds at Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd and Canadian National Railway Co, told customers he was facing resistance to aggressive cost-cutting measures he promised for CSX.
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California business and civic leaders Marjorie Bowen, a former Houlihan Lokey banker, and Alvaro Aguirre, a former banker and lawyer who has managed several corporate turnarounds, were also named.
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They described a situation where, to carry out the quick turnarounds, contractors on Rev face cutthroat competition for good-quality audio and lose sleep to make the tight deadlines.
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David Nunez, CEO of Apache Refinery Services, which helps refiners with turnarounds and other construction projects, said refiners are tightening their belts in ways he hasn't seen in years.
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"When we have turnarounds at upgraders I would be skeptical they would be coming back as quickly as if prices were $60 a barrel," said Barclays analyst Michael Cohen.
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There had been spectacular turnarounds before in this sport, but no M.L.S. team had managed to reverse a three-goal defeat from the first leg of a playoff series.
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"It's been one of the most miraculous corporate turnarounds in business history," said Tim Bajarin, a technology analyst and consultant who has tracked the company for nearly 40 years.
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Years of stagnating growth across the fashion industry has left many of the newly acquired brands in need of new ideas, money and time to pull off business turnarounds.
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In successful turnarounds, CEOs find competent, courageous people a few levels below who can be elevated to leadership roles and populate interdepartmental task forces addressing issues requiring innovative thinking.
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For McDonald, names such as Celgene, Gilead and Regeneron — which were laggards last year, either barely positive or negative on the year — should see turnarounds in the months ahead.
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Known as "Le Cost Killer" for overseeing turnarounds that included cuts, Ghosn has remained popular in Japan despite pushing through massive job losses and recent controversy over his pay.
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Source: LikeFolio "McDonald's is in the midst of one of the most impressive consumer sentiment turnarounds we have ever seen," Andy Swan, co-founder of LikeFolio said in an email.
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"I've been working quite a bit on my turnarounds and my fadeaways and my footwork, things of that nature, and I was able to get to it," he told ESPN.
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Most of the gains came after Hunter Harrison, 73, who led turnarounds of two Canadian railroads, was hired as CEO in March in a push by activist investor Paul Hilal.
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European refinery turnarounds are set to peak at around 1.1 million barrels per day (bpd) in mid-September before gradually tapering off throughout October, according to Reuters data and traders.
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When women do get top jobs, research has found, it is more likely to be at troubled companies — and they do not get the resources or authority to stage turnarounds.
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But while the IMF's help initially helped spur brief rallies, those turnarounds usually lasted "merely a few days" and results in persistent aggravation for both short sellers and buyers alike.
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Goldman Sachs said "the recent Brent pullback has taken prices too low in the face of tight fundamentals and growing supply risks, just as refiners come back from extended spring turnarounds".
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"The recent Brent pullback has taken prices too low in the face of tight fundamentals and growing supply risks, just as refiners come back from extended spring turnarounds," Goldman Sachs said.
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"Chinese cities rely heavily on land transfer fees to generate revenue and they have a clear incentive to redevelop land on quick turnarounds," said Bao Hang, campaigner with Greenpeace in Beijing.
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What they're saying: "[W]e produced resilient earnings and cash flow through a volatile period that began with weak market conditions and included significant turnarounds," CEO Bob Dudley said in statement.
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Those who have seen Parente pull off turnarounds before say his patience and professionalism will help get Petrobras back on track, facing down longstanding resistance from unions and their political allies.
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Jacksonville, Florida-based CSX was the first large U.S. railroad to embrace "precision railroading" under the guidance of Hunter Harrison, an investor favorite for leading turnarounds of Canada's two major railroads.
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A new law designed to spur faster turnarounds by emulating the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing process in the United States was enacted in 2005, but it has not worked as expected.
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Alongside free delivery, Amazon is giving users one and two-hour delivery options for quicker turnarounds, and it's making users' local Whole Foods inventory available online and through the Amazon app.
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SABIC attributed the fall in profit to planned turnarounds at certain plants, which hit output, and also noted that 2016's quarterly profit was helped by recognition of deferred tax assets.
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In quick turnarounds, new managers are usually brought in with the promise of juicy bonuses linked to the sale; how, Mr Phalippou asks, could that be done with a 20-year horizon?
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In total, seven crackers in Japan were scheduled to undergo maintenance this year versus three units in 2017 while South Korea has turnarounds planned for four crackers compared to two last year.
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The positive reaction most likely reflects the bullishness of long-term investors rather than event-driven hedge funds looking for quick turnarounds, says Michael Wegener at Case Equity Partners in Hong Kong.
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But for Maccagnan, there are two clear examples of teams that engineered fantastic turnarounds based, in large part, around finding a coach that could get the most out of a young quarterback.
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"We hired a leader — a great leader who's done one of the most amazing turnarounds in the retail industry, which is GGP," WeWork Chairman Marcelo Claure said in a CNBC interview on Monday.
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As a public company, Tesla's continued struggles to produce vehicles and make a profit have been watched closely, even as Musk continues to promise eventual turnarounds — like what happened with the Model 3.
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"Margins were supported by turnarounds worldwide but the sizeable drop in Latin American refinery runs this year was probably the decisive factor," Robert Campbell, head of oil products research at Energy Aspects, said.
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Harrison, who led turnarounds at Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd and Canadian National Railway Co, told customers he is facing resistance as he works to implement aggressive cost-cutting measures he promised for CSX.
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Mr. Golden has held multiple positions on speed cameras in school zones, most of them at odds with each other, starting with dizzying turnarounds in 2013 and 2014 when the cameras were proposed.
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"We all know that turnarounds take time, but I want to assure you that our teams are working with a sense of urgency," said interim CEO Cheryl Bachelder in a September earnings call.
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If I look in other industries, I don't like to name people but I can say that IBM, there are lots of companies that have had incredible turnarounds and leaders developing a lot.
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It also allows a break of at least 10 hours between shifts (meaning no quick turnarounds to work consecutive closing and opening shifts), and prohibits employers from retaliating when employees express their schedule needs.
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"You have to know who you're investing with and their track record relative to turnarounds in areas that are less than sterling," said Michael Burwick, a partner at The Wagner Law Group in Boston.
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In one of the most stunning mid-season turnarounds in recent memory, James Franklin's Nittany Lions went from a seemingly perennial Big Ten East afterthought to the champions of the best division in football.
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These include e-commerce businesses such as Square, Instacart and DoorDash; as well as others working in other kinds of financial transactions that need instant turnarounds, such as loan platforms like Kabbage and Klarna.
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While low unemployment, rising interest rates, and buoyant stock markets suggest recovery from the 2628 Great Recession, that recovery has been slow and lacks the vibrant economic growth usually seen in post-recession turnarounds.
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Harrison, a railroading legend known for turnarounds of two Canadian railroads, took over as CEO in March to great investor fanfare as he vowed to make improvements at CSX using his "precision scheduled railroading" approach.
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Husky's throughput, the amount of crude processed at its refineries, also fell 4.2% to 340,000 barrels per day due to planned turnarounds at two of its refineries and as operations remained suspended at another refinery.
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The investment in Chipotle puts the company squarely into the path of one of the industry's most powerful investors who has often handpicked chief executive officers and joined corporate boards to try and guide turnarounds.
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Deleveraging among certain other retailers is likely to be slower than for Casino, as they have largely completed their main targeted asset disposals, so further deleveraging will come from operating turnarounds in their core markets.
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Time also consulted Margaret Bishop, an expert in apparel and textile supply chains, who is quoted saying that fast fashion companies are likely to take a major hit as well due to their quick turnarounds.
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He currently serves as the CEO of the Mason Harriman Group that recruits, retains and places CxO level executives from the private, public and nonprofit sector for advisory, turnarounds, interim and permanent CxO level engagements.
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Yet, as the tech industry faces new pressure to change its exploitative ways amid shakeups at Uber and venture funds Binary Capital and 500 Startups, GoDaddy has emerged as the unlikely poster child of turnarounds.
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On Friday, more than 2,000 people — including townsfolk, FCA workers, politicians, and corporate executives — gathered in a packed Turin cathedral for a memorial service to honor the man who masterminded two long-shot corporate turnarounds.
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The gasoil market has taken a beating in recent weeks due to the availability of barrels in the region, with spring refinery turnarounds failing to tighten supply as much as had been expected, trade sources said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England is expected to show on Thursday that interest rates are back on hold while it waits for signs of turnarounds in the slowing global economy and fading British wage growth.
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Hedgies pushed a variety of buy ideas at Wednesday's gathering: Japanese blue-chips, turnarounds at Rolls-Royce and Peabody Energy, and a thesis involving Shankara Building Products, a small-cap that could become India's Home Depot.
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As Khosrowshahi nears the first anniversary of his appointment as CEO of Uber, he has made great progress in addressing the company's business challenges and attempting to execute one of the most high-profile turnarounds in tech.
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One is Study Metro, in Bangalore, India, which posted notices on Facebook offering quick admission, seemingly to the University of Oklahoma, along with fast turnarounds on a document called the I-20, required to obtain a visa.
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A Look at 50 Years in Denim and Khaki" by Jonah Engel Bromwich: By 1986, The New York Times was already calling the transformation driven by Mr. Drexler "one of the most remarkable turnarounds in retailing history.
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The U.S. refining outlook will remain strong in the upcoming quarters as North American crudes will remain discounted and planned turnarounds at U.S. refineries will help keep gasoline inventories from climbing and distillate inventories low, Heminger said.
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Jimmy Butler Sometimes—when his fadeaway turnarounds are falling, he's taking charges, getting pick-six steals, and nobody can box him out despite it being the 45th minute—Butler looks like the best player in the world.
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"The vast majority of these purchases are made through long term agreements, keeping a smaller percentage at spot basis to handle swings as result of planned turnarounds and unexpected operational events," the company said in its statement.
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It's a competitive niche, that requires intense secrecy, quick turnarounds and an appreciation for the subtle nuances that drive fans nuts — especially fans who love to pour over each frame of a trailer, looking for Easter eggs.
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After the same plane has, for instance, been filmed doing hundreds of turnarounds at a particular airport, the A.I. system can identify the elements or situations that most often cause delays, and managers can take corrective action.
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"All in, this is a rocky start to fiscal year 2018, with an extremely negative margin outlook and little hope for near-term top-line turnarounds in the two largest brands," Wells Fargo analyst Ike Boruchow told investors.
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A great leader that has probably done one of the most amazing turnarounds in the retail industry, GGP, which as you know he took it from bankruptcy and sold it for tens of billions of dollars to Brookfield.
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"When refinery margins are high, there can be a tendency for refineries to extend turnarounds in order to take advantage of the more profitable environment," said Ian Robb, head of risk engineering at insurance carrier Liberty Specialty Markets.
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Cramer, who turned bullish on ticker BBBY in October when the company announced former Target executive Mark Tritton would be its new president and CEO, said the stock is still a buying opportunity, because turnarounds don't happen overnight.
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The about-face was one of the most significant political turnarounds by the Hong Kong government since Britain returned the territory to China in 1997, and it threw into question Lam's ability to continue to lead the city.
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But in July 2017, the FDA said it would review the therapy without the additional data, one of several turnarounds by the agency following guidance of the 21st Century Cures Act, which aims to speed novel drugs to market.
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Giuliani compared Trump's ability to come back from the nearly $1-billion loss to turnarounds made by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and Winston Churchill, the former British prime minister who led the United Kingdom through World War Two.
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SINGAPORE, March 4 (Reuters) - Asian refining margins for jet fuel eased on Monday amid firmer crude prices, but traders were expecting the market to tighten over the next few weeks due to ongoing spring turnarounds at some regional refineries.
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However, there are still concerns about whether the turnarounds will be sustainable, as gains could have been due to seasonal factors - such as the resumption in constructions after the Lunar New Year - instead of a rebound in broader demand.
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So far, the proven benefits for customers are obvious: quicker turnarounds, easier customization, and the inherent appeal of digital—at least for Millennials, who have strong preference for mobile and kiosk ordering, as acknowledged by Wendy's and Panera leadership.
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De La Rue is emphasising Vacher's credentials in business transformation and operational turnarounds, which may prick up the ears of all shareholders, said Russ Mould of investment broker AJ Bell, referring in particular to activist investor Crystal Amber Fund.
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While the incoming directors come from a slate of backgrounds, includes mostly women and are more racially and ethnically diverse, the activist group's candidates are retail heavyweights in various arenas, including supply chain, retail operations, marketing, e-commerce and corporate turnarounds.
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While it takes years to assess the financial performance of private equity deals, especially those that rely on major turnarounds, there are signs that at least some of the latest take-private deals may be challenging to turn into home runs.
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The about-face was one of the most significant political turnarounds under public pressure by the Hong Kong government since Britain returned the territory to China in 1997, and it threw into question Lam's ability to continue to lead the city.
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"The distillates market will temporarily tighten because of the refinery turnarounds in the United States and Europe in September and October and in the Middle East in November and December," said Steve Sawyer, head of refining analysis at consultancy FGE Energy.
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Die, retry, die, retry, done it: The core cycle of risk and reward in Headlander is a better greased machine than, say, Titan Souls, which infuriated (me, anyway, in a recent Vita revisit) with its slow turnarounds between boss retries.
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While amazing turnarounds aren't seen in everyone or for all cancer types, J. Leonard Lichtenfeld, the deputy chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society, told Vox that immunotherapies have oncologists using a word they aren't used to trotting out: cure.
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Sheldon Mckenna, international representative for the International Operating Engineers Union, said 2016 would be an unusually busy maintenance year because some producers had deferred costly turnarounds in 2015 when the oil price slide first prompted them to cut back on spending.
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Urals differentials have been surprisingly stable since the end of 2015, despite negative events, such as seasonal refinery turnarounds, resumed loadings from Iran and the start of Arabian and Iraqi supplies to northwest Europe, which would be expected to affect prices.
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The sources did not want to identify the three investors, and while they do not have the power to push through management change on their own, their calls are a sign of the pressures facing Germany's biggest bank after years of failed turnarounds.
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He served as a director at Apple at a critical time for that company – in the five years after Steve Jobs returned to the helm of the then struggling computer maker in 1997, helping oversee one the greatest turnarounds in corporate history.
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In 2017, the Rams had one of the biggest turnarounds in history when they posted an 11-5 record and improved on that this season by going 13-3 and beating the New Orleans Saints to move on to the Super Bowl.
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Despite a few gasoil shipments towards the West from Asia last month, the arbitrage window is not quite open at the moment, trade sources said, as Singapore cracks are quite strong and the region's supplies are tightening with seasonal refinery turnarounds picking up.
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He hit it big on his first four draft picks — quarterback Andrew Luck, tight ends Coby Fleener and Dwayne Allen and receiver T.Y. Hilton — and used a series of shrewd, cost-effective moves to deliver one of the greatest turnarounds in league history.
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Why it matters: That straight line upward, highlighted by the U.S. Energy Information Administration Wednesday, reflects one of the most dramatic turnarounds of an industry that affects so many corners of the American and global economies, from trade deficits to everyday drivers.
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In one of the most unpredictable turnarounds of the past decade, boring, sturdy, typically forgettable Iowa went 12-213 in the regular season, despite mediocre recruiting, a new starting quarterback, and a longtime coach on the hot seat due to fan dissatisfaction.
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Among producers planning major work at their facilities, Suncor is planning the first five-yearly turnaround on its U2 upgrader, Cenovus has three turnarounds planned versus none last year and Canadian Natural has scheduled 30-13 days of maintenance deferred from 2015.
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Seasonal refinery turnarounds in the region, however, is expected to keep a lid on supplies in the near term and upcoming summer travelling demand would likely offer some support to the aviation fuel in the next couple of months, trade sources said.
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" His writing is lucid, with a strong folksy streak, often borrowed from the lyrics of country music: "A line from a country song expresses our feeling about new ventures, turnarounds, or auction-like sales: 'When the phone don't ring, you'll know it's me.
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"Peak turnarounds will be over by then so they are likely to need the crude, but if April imports also come in at around 9.4 million barrels per day, domestic crude stocks will also give them some buffer," Michal Meidan, Energy Aspects analyst said.
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Productions can shoot six to seven days a week, 25 to 2000 hours a day (or more) for months on end, employing thousands of people across multiple countries, all of them subject to quick daily turnarounds, which means everyone's operating on very little sleep.
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The director of 216 on how his country's developing cinema may help Africa's communication problems Like so many film industries in developing countries, Nigerian cinema started small and scrappy, with inexperienced filmmakers rushing out ultra-low-budget movies on tight turnarounds for quick profits.
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Not all producers disclose the impact on output, making year-on-year comparisons difficult, but Suncor, Cenovus and Canadian Natural's turnarounds alone will shut off about 22,000 barrels per day of heavy and synthetic crude on an annual basis below what they would otherwise produce.
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The Dutch brewer of Europe's top-selling lager Heineken, as well as Tiger and Sol, said volumes, revenue and profits grew on a like-for-like basis in all four of its regions, with turnarounds from weak first quarters in Africa and the Americas.
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"The well-timed release may, optically help Trump achieve his goal of lowering domestic gasoline prices ahead of midterm elections given that the fall shoulder season is typically when retail prices fall and refiners head into turnarounds," said Michael Tran, commodity strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
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In a little more than half a century, South Korea managed to produce one of the most remarkable economic turnarounds imaginable: transforming itself from one of the world's poorest developing countries with an economy devastated by war, into a technological and industrial powerhouse, a veritable wunder economy.
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"If we come out of turnarounds and margins are terrible because product inventories build instead of draw, we could be looking at a correction in late February, March time frame, which sets the stage for basically higher lows," said Michael Cohen, head of energy commodities research at Barclays.
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Harrison, an investor favorite for leading turnarounds of Canada's two major railroads, died just eight months into a dramatic restructuring campaign that included slashing jobs, shutting multiple rail yards, mothballing locomotives and rail cars and running fewer - but longer - trains on strict schedules rather than based on customer needs.
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Aldridge didn't take a single three-pointer, he heaved up a whole series of terrible-ass baseline turnarounds to get himself going, and made all four of his points on garbage tip-ins he managed to get somewhere in the madness of Clint Capela's ten-defensive-rebound night.
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But anyway, I just knew that he loves technology, he loves media, he's had experience in private equity, he's had turnarounds, he was ... Here's an interesting thing, he would have been the logical person had one of the private equity firms made a presumptive bid to try and acquire Nielsen.
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Sounders 2107, Toronto F.C. 2108; Seattle wins, 5-4, on penalty kicks TORONTO — In one of the more remarkable turnarounds in M.L.S. history, the Seattle Sounders won their first M.L.S. Cup on Saturday night, defeating Toronto F.C., 5-4, in a penalty shootout after 120 minutes of scoreless play in an intense and frigid setting.
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There were plenty of other consequential results in the regular season's final weekend Sunday — the Kansas City Chiefs clinched home field advantage throughout the A.F.C. playoffs and the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams both clinched first-round byes — but all of that paled in comparison to the shocking turnarounds for the Ravens and Eagles.
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The sheer quantity of footage that needs to be shot for a TV show, often on tight turnarounds and smaller budgets, means that series are typically passed like a hot potato from director to director while the cast, crew and showrunner — who is often the writer-creator — attend to larger questions of continuity, plot, tone and style.
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Whereas most teams in the other major American sports leagues are kidding themselves when they talk about sudden turnarounds (especially the NBA, where super-teams have rendered the regular season meaningless for half a decade), in the past 21 seasons, 403 NFL teams have gone from worst to first, including the Cowboys and the Titans last year.
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Going from notorious partyer to entrusted shepherd of the priggish Academy Awards has to be one of moviedom's bigger personal turnarounds: At 5713 and long in recovery, Mr. De Luca has become a Hollywood role model — proof that overcoming substance abuse, even in a business in which addicts are frequently aided and abetted, is eminently possible.
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With a string of commanding victories on Tuesday — Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, probably any other "M" state that might have bothered with a primary this week — Joe Biden appears poised to complete one of the most striking turnarounds in recent campaign memory, finding himself in a dominant position only 10 days after the first state victory of his three presidential runs.
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For a graphic on Diesel spreads narrow into contango, click here "Diesel margins have been rather soft into the fourth quarter due to weak global activities, lower refinery turnarounds and a warm start to the winter, while initial demand for transition to IMO 2020 is likely being met by inventory build for low sulphur fuels through 2019," Goldman Sachs said.
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For a graphic on Diesel spreads narrow into contango, click here "Diesel margins have been rather soft into the fourth quarter due to weak global activities, lower refinery turnarounds and a warm start to the winter, while initial demand for transition to IMO 2020 is likely being met by inventory build for low sulphur fuels through 2019," Goldman Sachs said.
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"Being down as much as we are in 12 trading days, you're going to have violent intraday turnarounds and you're going to have rallies in bear markets, but at least for a day you had buyers come in and now we know what they're going to go after — the Russell 2000, the momentum names and biotech," said Art Hogan, market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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CSX shares have risen about 48 percent this year and about 6 percent since March after Harrison, who led turnarounds of two Canadian railroads, was hired as CEO in a high-stakes push by activist investor Paul Hilal of investment fund Mantle Ridge LP. Shares fell around 10 percent on Friday after CSX said late on Thursday that Harrison would be taking medical leave.
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Ms. Barbas showed off the bridge's bells and whistles: the westbound bridge's 12 expansion joints, which are accordionlike slices of rubber and steel that allow the bridge to expand and contract smoothly with changes in the weather; three "turnarounds," or ramps, that connect the twin crossings so that traffic can be diverted in case of a logjam or catastrophe; several of the eight gantries that will hold message signs above the roadway to alert drivers to high winds and accidents.
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Francis' visit to Colombia is the first papal trip to the country since 1986, when the war was still raging and much of the country was off limits to Pope John Paul II. This time, Francis has more freedom to travel the country and meet his flock, celebrating Mass in Bogotá on Thursday, beatifying clerics killed in the war on Friday in the city of Villavicencio, and on Saturday and Sunday visiting Medellín and Cartagena, both of which have staged remarkable turnarounds in recent years.
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Like, uh, maybe we take the accumulated Rotten Tomatoes score for the reboot and subtract it from the score for the original, divided by the amount of years between releases... And, wait—should we try to factor in changes in medium, like a live-action remake of a cartoon, or US remakes of foreign films, because those feel like they can withstand quicker turnarounds and, hang on, HBO's Watchmen sequel series just premiered and the Watchmen sequel comic is still running, so is that wait, like, a negative number or something, or...?
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Read more: The rise of David Dobrik, a 23-year-old YouTuber worth over $7 million who got his start making 6-second videosYouTuber David Dobrik gave a homeless man a car and free Chipotle burritos for a yearA YouTuber with 13 million followers surprised his friend with a brand new $290,000 Lamborghini he was gifted by EA SportsDavid Dobrik is urging people to stop visiting his house: &aposI don&apost wanna have to move&aposA YouTube video editor who works with David Dobrik&aposs Vlog Squad told us what it&aposs like to film top creators, from private jets to quick turnarounds
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