Companies named to the 2017 and 2018 Upstart lists are not eligible for the 20183 Upstart 100.
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For updates and to find out who makes the CNBC Upstart 100, go to or cnbc.com/upstart.
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The 2017 CNBC Upstart 25 companies, as well as all past CNBC Disruptor 50 companies, are not eligible for the 2018 CNBC Upstart 100 List honorees will be notified in September, and the CNBC Upstart 100 List will be revealed to the public in October.
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Companies must meet all of the following criteria to be eligible for the 2019 CNBC Upstart 100 list: Additionally, the Upstart 100 is a one-time honor.
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Naturally, the upstart Patriots collective mindset was, we got this.
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Axios is one of CNBC's Upstart 100 companies for 2018.
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Think your company will make the 219 Upstart 22018 list?
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Still, are they going too fast, even for an upstart?
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Streaming upstart Netflix followed with 91 and NBC at 64.
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Ted Strickland in his primary race against an upstart rival.
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It's a long time since Facebook was a scrappy upstart.
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Shares of upstart Tesla have risen more than 50 percent.
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And upstart automaker Tesla's shares have risen almost 60 percent.
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The following year, Trump announced his upstart candidacy for president.
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But the upstart candidate and the media entrepreneur bonded anyway.
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Upstart labels are also keeping big brands on their toes.
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It was undermined by this relatively small upstart political firm.
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But as consumer tastes change, millennials are embracing upstart brands.
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Another upstart distributor, Aviron Pictures, had a slightly better weekend.
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Called Waterford Upstart and run by a nonprofit group, Waterford.
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Now here was this upstart interloper encroaching on his business.
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The biggest loser was Beppe Grillo's upstart Five Star Movement (M5S).
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Today, it's taking on another key issue with upstart podcasts: monetization.
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Streaming upstart Netflix followed with 91 nominations and NBC at 64.
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Technology might help larger players, but may also attract upstart challengers.
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Venture-capital firms invested $37bn in upstart financial firms last year.
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That means MBS is more than just a power-hungry upstart.
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But there will soon be new competition from several upstart brands.
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Every change presents a new niche opening for an upstart species.
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At least three of the Upstart 25 companies found this unacceptable.
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Safari and Firefox weren't quite right, and neither were upstart browsers.
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Yet whether a progressive upstart can defeat Carper remains in doubt.
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Kellogg is buying upstart protein-bar company RXBar for $600 million.
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That's interesting because until only recently, they were considered an upstart.
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The plurality winner, upstart centrist Emmanuel Macron, won with 23.9 percent.
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Upstart OneJet is trying to grow its footprint among business travelers.
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Warren Beatty plays a role, as does the upstart Steven Spielberg.
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Ted Strickland against upstart rival P.G. Sittenfeld in the Buckeye State.
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The CNBC Upstart 100 will be revealed at on Tuesday, Nov.
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She also gave $100,33 to Upstart Co-Lab for operational support.
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With upstart brands outpacing their legacy peers, deals have followed suit.
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So what would this upstart party be able to do, anyway?
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Most such upstart candidates in 2018 were not so fortunate, however.
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It was that mixtape — a 13-track collection of druggy and ecstatic hip-hop so goofy it sometimes sounded like nursery rhymes — that propelled Chancelor Bennett from underground Chicago upstart to slightly less underground Chicago upstart.
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But as an upstart automaker, Tesla was having problems meeting that price.
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The upstart is likely now cutting into Skinceuticals' sales of CE Ferulic.
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The CNBC Upstart 25 was compiled from more than 500 nominated companies.
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A young upstart from Chicago was promising change we could believe in.
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What was it like, she asked, to work with the upstart network?
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While necessary to sustain an upstart campaign, it was a conspicuous choice.
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I love what Upstart has done for fresh graduates and aspiring entrepreneurs.
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How do I work with some of the upstart ride-sharing competitors.
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Anyone who sees Alfa as an upstart needs to learn some history.
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This metric helped ensure an even geographic distribution for the Upstart 100.
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North Carolina is among the latest states to consider funding for Upstart.
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The most interesting upstart sports league at the moment is the PLL.
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Would it be the nostalgic, emerald enchantress or the Mars malted upstart?
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The upstart EV automaker has applied for a dealership license in Michigan.
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We started this conversation and you said you've always represented the upstart.
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Future Mobility is not the first upstart automaker to make bold pronouncements.
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Not surprisingly, ZestFinance and Upstart were also founded by former data specialists.
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However, SpaceX's competitors are less than thrilled by the upstart rocket company.
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How best to describe this upstart avatar of Beckett's bleakly comic worldview?
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New reformist faces are not just found in the two upstart parties.
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You're not a beginner any more, not an upstart, not a pup.
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But he failed to replicate the success of his upstart 2016 bid.
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South Carolina was the signal defeat in his upstart challenge to Mrs.
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Yes Bank, another upstart, also traded on lofty multiples eighteen months ago.
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Upstart Salvadoran gangs gradually began to appear, and attempted to take territory.
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That will be hard in Buffalo against the upstart Bills (2-0).
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Legendary, like every Hollywood upstart, has found itself at a crossroads before.
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The Upstart list is back — and this year it's bigger than ever.
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But the best meals I had were prepared by young upstart chefs.
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Read more about the methodology used to select the inaugural Upstart 25 companies.
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Crunchbase News recently covered a $120 million round raised by immunotherapy upstart AlloVir.
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LIFT by EnCore is not so much an upstart disrupter as returning troublemaker.
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For now, though, the upstart division is providing a breath of fresh air.
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Take the founders of Dia & Co., No. 11 on the Upstart 25 list.
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Analysts think the upstart might fetch $2109bn were it to be taken public.
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It is betting that people are ready to back a new regional upstart.
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Still, the upstart could not afford to cede the evangelical vote to Dewhurst.
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Party, growing it from an upstart gambling firm to a FTSE 256 business.
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These days I have no fears of losing that young-upstart-protégé thing.
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But for early childhood advocates, the growth in programs like Upstart is startling.
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Of course, Aproplan isn't the only upstart dragging construction into the 21st Century.
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Investors might normally excuse a little red ink at an upstart tech company.
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The country's upstart technology workforce are even more keenly aware of the slowdown.
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The squabble raged on between London's black-taxi drivers and app upstart Uber.
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Uber's biggest problem is that it has encountered a world-class local upstart.
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The NFL has a distinguished history of successful partnerships with upstart media companies.
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Meanwhile, upstart entrants to challenge big wireless carriers are coming from all quarters.
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Among foodies, at least, the upstart has potential to become a global brand.
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Netflix isn't the first TV upstart to experience this specific growing pain, either.
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The creator, Joe Swanberg, is an entrepreneurial upstart, whose specialty is mumbly domesticity.
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Now, however, Nike has a new challenger: a cocky upstart named Under Armour.
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Upstart competitors such Floravere, Anomalie, and Urban Outfitters' Anthropologie also undercut David's Bridal.
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But in that time, O'Rourke has been surpassed by upstart South Bend, Ind.
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Its board is composed of a "who's who" in the upstart food world.
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In two years, Upstart arranged less than $3 million in I.S.A.s, he said.
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The Medicare Advantage upstart Devoted Health is covering the watch as a benefit.
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His aides argue that the president can do it all, traditional and upstart.
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They would rather wait as upstart biotechs take the risk out of development.
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Party, growing it from an upstart gambling firm to a FTSE 1003 business.
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We gave six upstart brands a test run, so you don't have to.
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The trial is testing a vaccine candidate produced by the upstart biotech Moderna.
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Deals • The mattress giant Serta Simmons will buy an upstart rival, Tuft & Needle.
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The Panthers' fans were thrilled by their upstart team all through that season.
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Beyond Facebook and Instagram, Snapchat now faces competition from social network upstart TikTok.
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Last year, 35 creators each earned more than $150,000 through the site. Upstart.
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The Upstart 100 is CNBC's exclusive annual list of promising young start-ups.
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In the East, the Kawhi-less Raptors and upstart Heat look like contenders.
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The company's response, the presentation says, was its program to buy upstart rivals.
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Polls had her challenger, the centrist upstart Emmanuel Macron, ahead by 20 points.
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Google's parent company Alphabet is no longer supporting the airborne wind upstart Makani.
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Hydrox, after all, was the original sandwich cookie and Oreo the upstart knockoff.
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Polls show Macron, the young upstart of this election, with a clear lead.
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They lost against at Texas in the upstart Longhorns' best performance of the season.
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Iowans kicked off Senator Barack Obama's upstart presidential bid with a win in 2008.
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Upfront Ventures managing partner Mark Suster analyzes the mobile-social upstart on Recode Decode.
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Instead, at 39, Legend occupies that weird space between rising upstart and elder statesman.
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The people who work at shaving upstart Harry's just lost their $1.4 billion payout.
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He's been fighting off Nixon's upstart Democratic campaign, and so far, he's been successful.
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Conservative radio talkers, activists and upstart news outlets of the populist right are ascendant.
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Despite some help from the local government, the upstart firm was an outsider then.
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Unfortunately for the upstart, there are a lot more Republicans than Democrats in Texas.
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But cash-flush rivals could yet force the Silicon Valley upstart into GM's lane.
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Dealers tried to crush the upstart retailer, banning Mr Kamprad from their trade fairs.
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One is SciBac, a biotherapeutics company named to the 2018 CNBC Upstart 100 list.
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Upstart parties are benefiting from a series of scandals affecting the ruling Independence Party.
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Every upstart venture was selling an idea they were certain would disrupt their industry.
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South Korea ultimately prevailed, taking the finals 4-1 over an upstart Canada team.
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On Monday, Wal-Mart announced the $3.3 billion acquisition of e-commerce upstart Jet.
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Some conservative figures are happy to see a foreign-born upstart get his comeuppance.
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Then Reliance Jio, an upstart telecoms firm, started a price war, which rages on.
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Ted Cruz won a close race against Democratic upstart Beto O'Rourke, NBC News projected.
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An upstart faces a tough climb to break into Singapore's already saturated telecom industry.
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This lets Mr Garner compare "he pleaded guilty" with the upstart "he pled guilty".
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Finally there's yung Ariana Grande, a relative upstart in the pop star perfume world.
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Jeremy Lin's renaissance season with the upstart Charlotte Hornets has been a wonderful thing.
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One might expect that it would arrive to similar fanfare as its upstart brother.
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Ciarallo, the entrepreneur with the upstart dryer company, also knows he must be careful.
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Starbucks took the top spot, followed closely by a surprising upstart: Au Bon Pain.
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That collaborative approach has helped the upstart thrive in a crowded and competitive market.
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Steam is the entrenched leader, and the Epic Games Store is the new upstart.
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In the world of Brazilian soccer, Chapecoense was an upstart from a humdrum city.
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So far, these upstart candidates underperformed against the incumbents when it comes to fundraising.
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It's an upstart cryptocurrency that might soon overtake it as the world's most popular.
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SoftBank already owns around 20 percent of WeWork, the fast-growing real estate upstart.
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Upstart technology companies like Apple and Amazon nurture ambitions to rival Hollywood's big studios.
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The rise of upstart and nontraditional parties is threatening established, centrist parties across Europe.
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DuckDuckGo is not the only upstart that is trying to capitalize on privacy concerns.
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The Houston Chronicle first reported that he would formally announce his upstart Senate run.
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Upstart brands that are growing rapidly don't seem to be flocking to the association.
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Polls had her challenger, the centrist upstart Emmanuel Macron, above, ahead by 20 points.
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Mastodon, the upstart anti-Twitter that everyone is talking about has one glaring problem.
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It's no secret that the big players game the system to quash upstart rivals.
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The stock exchange upstart says it will launch next year if approved by regulators.
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The centrist, pro-European Union political upstart, Emmanuel Macron, who founded his En Marche!
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The Silicon Valley upstart has long been frank about its aims in that regard.
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We all held our breath as the upstart-team, my Patriots, took center field.
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But despite its upstart nature, Airbnb still suffers from an old, institutional problem: racism.
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Edgewell Personal Care is buying the upstart razor maker Harry's, the two companies announced Thursday.
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The upstart Colorado aviation design firm wants to kill the middle seat's middle child reputation.
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But its upstart label Big Hit Entertainment had to do something different to break through.
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But the successful podcast wasn't produced by an investigative reporter or a new media upstart.
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James' selection of an unknown upstart over an established brand appears to have paid off.
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While Hisense isn't exactly a household name in the U.S., it's no upstart or underdog.
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The one that beat out this season's spunky upstart Wisconsin after a boring-ass game?
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One workaround for a huge company is to use its cash to buy upstart competitors.
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The tiny upstart dog food company unveiled the YaDoggie Smart Scoop and app on Wednesday.
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By design, districts are not agile or well-positioned to compete with upstart new schools.
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Pupa backed off in the final round, refused to engage in combat with this upstart.
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Bloomberg reported this week that the AI upstart is raising $2 billion in fresh funding.
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Common logic suggests that an upstart with the same target audience wouldn't stand a chance.
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After a decade as the top social network, Facebook's biggest risk isn't some upstart competitor.
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Having his upstart rival wounded on the sidelines would make that transaction all the sweeter.
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Walmart's purchase of menswear upstart Bonobos the same day wasn't enough to remove that threat.
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His performance showed what a rare talent the upstart mayor of South Bend, Indiana, is.
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This month it made CNBC's 2018 Upstart list of fast-growing start-ups to watch.
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What's more, a new upstart is making clean water in Haiti its number-one priority.
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Clinton hinged much of her case against upstart candidate Barack Obama on being more electable.
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Troy Balderson, 56, leads upstart challenger Danny O&aposConnor, 31, by just one percentage point.
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Troy Balderson , 56, leads upstart challenger Danny O&aposConnor , 20163, by just one percentage point.
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By comparison, Alibaba and ecommerce upstart Pinduoduo outsource their logistics needs to third-party partners.
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The firm has already invested in companies like Glossier and Everlane, an upstart clothing brand.
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A national nurses' union was one of Sanders's top backers in his upstart presidential bid.
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Once viewed as an upstart, Facebook now connects about a quarter of the world's population.
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Pictured above, left to right, Upstart co-founders Paul Gu, Anna Counselman and Dave Girouard.
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Musk is even an inspiration in the low-tech industries on our Upstart 212 list.
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The upstart hood was sitting at ringside in the old Lumpinee Stadium when it happened.
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One smaller upstart is NextEV, which is backed by Sequoia Capital, a Californian venture fund.
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The upstart telco is said to have picked up 140 million subscribers by standing out.
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Some upstart with a glitzy umbrella sewn into his saddle has stolen this year's title.
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Key to their growth, experts warn, is Saoradh, an upstart political party out of Derry.
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Witherspoon, meanwhile, adds complex shading to perhaps her trademark role as a spunky, ambitious upstart.
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Federer, with his seven Grand Slam titles to that point, was up against the upstart.
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The search giant had similarly made the transition from upstart to corporate power in Washington.
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Ceding that ground to the upstart actually improves their profit margins and return on capital.
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Upstart cloud and hosting provider Digital Ocean also recently launched a data center in Bangalore.
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This scrappy little gaming upstart just might have a future ahead of it, after all.
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Counterpoint: If the big companies say no, some upstart would probably seize the opportunity instead.
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Meanwhile, upstart Robomart has its own notion for delivery vehicles that it unveiled at CES.
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Ocasio-Cortez is the latest young upstart to win on the Democratic side this season.
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There is a myth in Silicon Valley that only the young, upstart entrepreneurs will succeed.
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In contrast, upstart makeup brands that have bet on natural ingredients and imagery are surging.
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Los Angeles is now tied with the Patriots and another A.F.C. upstart, the Houston Texans.
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The upstart nature of Salita Promotions, with a core staff of about four, was clear.
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At the time, Google, a young upstart, was among those to complain about Microsoft's practices.
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STX, an upstart Burbank studio, noted that "The Foreigner" has already made $88 million overseas.
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But there are also craft beer breweries, upstart restaurants and, yes, new wineries to explore.
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The founders said they were dedicated to growing the upstart charity over the long term.
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The policy debates that dominated the 2016 primary between Hillary Clinton and liberal upstart Sen.
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Under pressure: Victoria's Secret has struggled with falling sales and competition from upstart lingerie brands.
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He later became managing director of UpStart Ventures, which invests in innovative life sciences companies.
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Last month, Ford's market capitalization fell behind that of Tesla, the upstart electric-car maker.
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Yet the move could definitely hurt growth for the $7.6 billion-valued fintech upstart Robinhood.
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Those larger and more established competitors have simply squeezed upstart Dyson out of the race.
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Now Investors Exchange (IEX), an independent upstart created in 2012, is giving up the fight.
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The delivery of a few hundred helmets ordered by the upstart X.F.L. has been delayed.
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In addition, an upstart backed by Social Capital's Chamath Palihapitiya confirmed it planned to bid.
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Clarification: Swiss superstar Roger Federer fell to Greek upstart Stefanos Tsitsipas during the tournament's 4th round.
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To round out his communications team, the president-elect appointed loyalists from his upstart presidential campaign.
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I feel like there isn't much of an upstart cost for the guys to be honest.
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Like many a young, confident musical upstart, Legend says he was always convinced of his talent.
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New Democracy is a long-established political party in Greece, rather than a rabble-rousing upstart.
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A mooted 2019 listing of his upstart telecom operator, Jio, will add to the upward momentum.
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Upstart payment firms have attracted big corporate clients and billions of dollars in venture capital money.
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A notable case is the 1983 season, which many remember for the emergence of upstart Miami.
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And, he was a young upstart, bursting onto the Silicon Valley scene and changing it forever.
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Instead, they tell me their focus and efforts are entirely on scaling their B2B software upstart.
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Fiat Chrysler is joining forces with Silicon Valley-based technology upstart Aurora to build driverless cars.
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Well, maybe not that last one—nobody likes a prickly upstart who's overly full of themselves.
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US Cellular, Verizon and upstart Starry also agreed to plunk down significant cash at the auction.
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At the very least, the tie-up confers hardware development capability on the mobile internet upstart.
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Separate Quinnipiac University and New York Times/Siena College polls this week showed Democratic upstart Rep.
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The ride-hailing upstart had been celebrated as a success story in China's booming sharing economy.
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Najwa Ebanks said the boys always sit with her or her husband when they do Upstart.
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There is also now an upstart, populist newcomer in the mix – the far-right VOX party.
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The average wedding loan Upstart approves is $11,000 for a three-, five- or seven-year term.
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Cold-pressed upstart Joe & the Juice is reportedly plotting a $1.5 billion IPO later this year.
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Certainty and bravado are stereotypical characteristics of the upstart CEO working to re-engineer an industry.
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And German upstart Number26 has managed to rack up 160,000 customers since its launch in December.
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In spirit, McGregor would want this fight—look at the spunky, young Nick Diaz-challenging upstart!
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Geist cautions every upstart entrepreneur of the "sledgehammer" approach taken by telecoms in shutting Lackman down.
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France's election was a showdown between mainstream candidate Emmanuel Macron and upstart populist Marine Le Pen.
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"B8TA is a smart, upstart company with great relationships to the young tech providers," she said.
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Kubota won her MMA debut by defeating Italian upstart Jleana Valentino by a flying armbar submission.
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Neither can be considered an upstart like this season's English Premier League soccer champion Leicester City.
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It's gone from an upstart Oracle rival to a cloud computing behemoth in its own right.
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OneJet isn't the only upstart that wants to scoop up well-heeled passengers in smaller airports.
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Nixon's reputation as an insecure upstart from a poor background in Southern Californian is well documented.
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In the two years it offered income-sharing agreements, Upstart did 141 deals, totaling $2.7 million.
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Bitcoin, the best-known of the upstart digital currencies, is still a mystery to many Americans.
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John Meyer's upstart venture company is trying to upturn what he sees as a hidebound industry.
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Howard Dean, whose upstart campaign was one of the biggest surprises of the 2004 Democratic primary.
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A lot of Americans want change; Trump is the political upstart and Clinton the political establishment.
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They look at him as the upstart who punched the elite in the nose every day.
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Pokémon Channel has you helping Professor Oak upstart his television network by watching it with Pikachu.
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But for the upstart Cyclones to have any chance of getting an invite to Arlington, Tex.
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In 2010, Caputo was in charge of Buffalo-area businessman Carl Paladino's upstart campaign for governor.
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The most recent important collision pit Russia, a fading global power, against India, an upstart one.
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Elizabeth I was not a neurotic weakling, and Mary Stuart was not a plucky little upstart.
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Now it is just like any 212D printing service upstart and will lose its community entirely.
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Meanwhile, the bank upstart is also planning to launch a large crowdfunding round later this year.
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MassMutual, an insurance giant, has actually set up its own upstart life insurance subsidiary — Haven Life.
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For instance, recent polling suggests that Paul Ryan is within 6 points of his upstart challenger.
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In Eric Schmidt's decade running Google, the company went from internet upstart to a tech giant.
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Meanwhile, the University of Jacksonville's upstart program is the only men's Division I team in Florida.
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His poll numbers have slumped as the gloss on the 40-year-old upstart has faded.
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It's a small start, but it's nonetheless an important move from the upstart social video app.
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Behind the scenes, the machinery for Mr. Cohen's upstart hedge-fund-in-waiting quietly churns away.
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Which, I gotta say, at the time, was a really impressive amount for the upstart campaign.
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Test for you, Lippman: who was the upstart candidate who beat Jimmy Carter in that primary?
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That's how Theranos, the upstart blood-testing firm, got to its peak valuation of $9 billion.
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Then you have Naomi Cain, a 42-year-old upstart who started sailing six weeks ago.
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Victoria's Secret has struggled with falling sales and competition from upstart lingerie brands in recent years.
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With upstart online retailers offering lower prices and customized dresses, brides aren't abandoning traditional gowns altogether.
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By contrast, the upstart R4GV, registered only two months before, went from no seats to 15.
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Large incumbent industries threatened by new upstart technologies do not always respond to those threats wisely.
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N in buying upstart beverage brands, as the soft drinks industry grapples with increasingly health-conscious consumers.
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Glossier, which started as a beauty blog back in 2010, has developed into a powerful beauty upstart.
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GM, after all, has a stake in and a car-rental agreement with ride-sharing upstart Lyft.
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Now they are supposed to change that based on some newfangled technology from some young, emerging upstart?
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For updates and to find out who makes the CNBC Upstart 25, go to or cnbc.com/upstart25
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Collins is one of nine female co-founders of start-ups named to the Upstart 25 list.
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Companies nominated were required to submit a detailed questionnaire and confirm their eligibility for the Upstart 25.
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In many ways, the upstart automaker operates like a tech company, rather than a traditional car company.
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But there was evidence Tuesday of the improvisational nature of an upstart campaign on a tight budget.
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This rule in turn created an opportunity for upstart leagues to sprout up and pay market wages.
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However, Bellens said there will always be those customers willing to give a chance to an upstart.
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This is the third straight year that Atlético, the supposedly upstart neighbor, has won in Real's stadium.
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Michael Stack, then a young FDNY upstart, is now a lieutenant with a wife and four children.
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When a small upstart shows up on the charts, seemingly out of nowhere, people presume it's fraudulent.
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Strivr landed on CNBC's 2018 Upstart 100 list after inking a big deal last month with Walmart.
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At the very least, that ought to give the company a leg up on other upstart platforms.
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Upstart Oyo still appears to be charging headfirst into new areas including "cloud kitchens", and wedding planning.
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Barksdale is an Atlanta investment manager and a political newcomer self-funding much of his upstart bid.
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Google faced its own Bing moment in 2011, when it faced a challenge from then-upstart Facebook.
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The rule effectively increases competition, giving upstart providers like Google parent Alphabet and Apple a leg up.
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Older companies, some with market valuations much smaller than the upstart rivals, had pressed for the shift.
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It's brought to you by Caleb Madison and Marley Randazzo by way of their upstart puzzle brand.
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The southern Democrats who controlled Congress displayed no interest in working with this young upstart from Massachusetts.
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Meanwhile, financial technology upstart, Lending Tree, is proving that earnings season isn't just for the big boys.
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Once again, the Democratic leadership was offered a symbolic opportunity to back an upstart, Bernie-affiliated candidate.
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Tesla's quarterly earnings report is out, and things are looking good for the upstart electric car company.
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Fans and sponsors are excited and willing to spend a lot more money on the upstart Sixers.
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And so the abandonment of upstart emerging-growth "disrupters" by investors goes beyond consumer Internet contenders, though.
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Cleveland (10-12) dropped three straight to upstart Philadelphia over the weekend to fall two games under .
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" Blackwell said Sessions "doesn't frustrate as easily as some upstart might" in the face of "incoming fire.
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But the upstart Pirate Party, which won seats in the state Parliament in 2011, was voted out.
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Pete Stark, but Stark didn't retire and lost in the primary by another young upstart, Eric Swalwell.
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Since switching to conventional student loans two years ago, Upstart has arranged about $400 million in financing.
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If you think of yourself as new still, as still kind of the upstart, then that helps.
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Jefferies has packaged loans for resale to investors from upstart lenders including Avant, CircleBack Lending and OnDeck.
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It's not surprising that five Canadian companies made the 2000 CNBC Upstart 2200 list unveiled on Tuesday.
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Polls have the upstart Democrat down and Republicans believe the Republican state will come through for Cruz.
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The GRE was once an upstart, says Chioma Isiadinso, co-founder of Expartus, a US admissions agency.
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German upstart electric car maker Sono Motors has revealed the interior of its new Sion electric car.
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One out of every 10 Microsoft enterprise customers might switch to Slack, the upstart office-collaboration tool.
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To view the list in its entirety and learn more about all 100 companies, visit CNBC.com/Upstart.
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Another space upstart is Planetary Resources, a small company located in an unremarkable office park outside Seattle.
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Upstart brands powered by social media are stealing customers from established companies, and the carnage is widespread.
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Mr. Trump recently praised One America News, an upstart network aimed at Make America Great Again conservatives.
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Mr. Perlmutter is no rabble-rousing upstart trying to get a foothold in a seniority-driven House.
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I do think there's a cultural difference there that the upstart has an edge on the incumbent.
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Mr. Baldwin plays Ryan as a charismatic, upstart C.I.A. analyst in the most cerebral of the movies.
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His loss, to the progressive upstart Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, helped open a path for new, younger leaders.
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That experimental vaccine was made by Moderna, a Massachusetts-based biotech upstart that uses an mRNA platform.
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Mr. Bernstein was not only an anomaly but also an upstart, an American interloper on European turf.
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But they risk being caught out as deep-pocketed tech giants and upstart businesses join the fray.
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It was the classic case of the young male upstart putting down the older, more experienced woman.
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But between traditional TV and upstart streaming services, the sport is available on more platforms than ever.
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Meanwhile, the upstart, leftist Sunrise Movement released its scorecard of candidates' climate plans and commitment to action.
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Still, the upstart Mountaineers are in a familiar spot in the Big 12, looking up at Kansas.
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Upstart electric car maker Tesla (TSLA), a fraction of Ford's size, is worth four times as much.
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Fans wanted to watch the Heat superteam, the talented Lakers, Celtics and Bulls, and the upstart Thunder.
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Waterford Upstart costs hundreds of dollars per child, he said, compared with thousands per child in preschools.
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And you don't want that upstart Curiosity getting all of the good rovin' in, now, would you?
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A New Orleans native, Mya was an upstart who posted his criticisms of the city on YouTube.
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Read more about how upstart lenders and incumbents like Bank of America are thinking about mortgage tech.
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What's more, it urged the upstart automaker to change the system's name to better reflect its capabilities.
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The Silicon Valley upstart has amassed 139 million customers worldwide since it began streaming 12 years ago.
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Eventually, she joined J Street, the upstart pro-peace lobby founded in 2007, which became her passion.
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This morning, Walmart made official its previously rumored, $3 billion play for Jet, the promising e-commerce upstart.
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With the roads a mess and your car in the shop again, what's a tech upstart to do?
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The upstart announced its raised $5 million in Series A funding this year, but the space is crowded.
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The societal challenge Nima is tackling is one of the reasons it was chosen for the Upstart 25.
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An airline ban on battery-powered smart bags has forced another upstart luggage company to wind down operations.
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Now, an upstart New York hedge fund is trying to step into that pantheon of corporate bank raiders.
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The underdog, Curtis Stevens, taunted Golovkin before their match, and now the champ plans to school the upstart.
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Upstart indie label Devolver Digital will hold an E3 "press conference" of its own — the first one ever!
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In the past such frail leaders would have made easy pickings for a young upstart plotting a coup.
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The upstart has compelled Tencent to up the ante in short videos and Facebook to make a clone.
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At first the Socialist vote looked the more vulnerable to a takeover by Podemos, a far-left upstart.
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The deadline to submit the 503 Upstart 250 Nominee Submission Form is Friday, August 22018,, at 2420 p.m.
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Back in the halcyon days of live-streaming, when Twitch was a young upstart service known as Justin.
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Upstart companies that are "born digital" have pioneered new business models in which brands dispense with retailers altogether.
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Solugen, an upstart biotechnology company out of Houston, is looking to commercialize the bio-production of hydrogen peroxide.
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So why on earth would an old-school automotive company want to work with an upstart, er, startup?
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Upstart parties on both the Leave and Remain sides are tugging Labour and the Tories towards the extremes.
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Within more traditional motor sports, the betting was that the upstart series wouldn't make it to year two.
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It's also been accused of monopolistic behavior and stealing features from upstart competitors to fuel its own growth.
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It would face more pressure from the small, upstart right-wing gun groups that seek to challenge it.
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P&G's Gillette is suing quickly growing upstart Dollar Shave Club for alleged patent infringement over razor blades.
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Hyundai's upstart luxury brand Genesis — think Lexus to Toyota or Acura to Honda — has unveiled its next car.
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In an echo of 2008, Clinton is running into a wall of momentum from another upstart challenger, Sanders.
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In London's Westminster, the heart of the British government, a young, upstart politician held a rally Tuesday night.
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At Money 2020 Europe in Copenhagen, the region's biggest fintech event, major banks and upstart challengers came together.
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The hard-throwing righty and his 1.17 ERA have been a key part of the Phillies' upstart bullpen.
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The company plans to spread Windows Hello login to devices, applications and its upstart web browser, Microsoft Edge.
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But throughout the Republican primary, national media did indeed lavish attention on the braggadocious upstart (see chart 1).
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Other than Revolut, the company's portfolio includes German farming upstart Infarm and Swedish scooter-sharing firm Voi Technology.
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Great forgotten bands from Adamantios Kafetzis's upstart Teranga Beat and long-forgotten tracks from Ibrahim Sylla's hegemonic Syllart.
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Commodities trading hub Singapore is diplomatic about how it can position itself against upstart contracts on Chinese exchanges.
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The new design distinguishes itself from established brands and mimics the more artistic approaches upstart brands have taken.
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On Tuesday the company made the 2019 CNBC's Upstart 100 list of the world's most promising start-ups.
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"Negotiating or giving concessions is perceived as weakness," said Antonio Roldán, a lawmaker from the upstart Ciudadanos party.
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Others see him as a power-hungry upstart who is risking instability by changing too much, too fast.
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It's a defense of social group and status hierarchy against an upstart challenger, just like in the study.
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She also thinks it will become difficult for upstart brands to launch at stores under the new model.
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The stock offering made Jumia the first upstart operating in Africa to list on a major global exchange.
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An upstart number two promotion, TNA, was hitting its stride just as WWE was in a creative lull.
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It's true that trolly monopolies did pressure city lawmakers to pass regulations damaging to the upstart ride-sharers.
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Upstart had not received a letter as of Friday, general counsel Alison Nicoll said in a phone call.
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Consumer giants, which are facing increased competition from upstart brands, are buying growth where they cannot create it.
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But in fashioning itself as a 21st-century upstart challenging the traditionalists, it has also pushed the limits.
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If forced to pick one, don't miss the original upstart, the Saint Louis Brewery, makers of Schlafly beer.
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An upstart political party could complicate the early election Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has called for next month.
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You, the upstart importer — or massive domestic brand — rebrand it for your countrymen, and bring it to market.
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Nonetheless, the Seattle-based giant has reason to look over its shoulder at the upstart tearaway in Ottawa.
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She is new to her district; her opponent is well-funded; and her upstart candidacy faces open antagonism.
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Cocky young upstart Baker and his hero, the jazz legend Elvin Jones, had a brief war of words.
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G.M., after all, has a stake in and a car rental agreement with the ride-hailing upstart Lyft.
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The upstart Grizzlies moved to 25-25 on Monday with a 96-82 win over the Detroit Pistons.
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Meantime, retailers are squeezing brands on price and giving increasing shelf-space to upstart and private label brands.
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Eight years earlier, when Clinton was unsuccessful in fending off movement upstart Barack Obama, a similar pattern emerged.
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It also comes as grocers increasingly focus on the local or upstart brands that shoppers now often prefer.
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WATCH: Crowdstrike CEO says upstart competitors don't worry him because "we have a lot of DNA" in cybersecurity
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Toys R Us' massive size allowed it to sell both name-brand toys and products from upstart toymakers.
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It also faces competition from upstart brands that appeal to the younger generation's focus on health and newness.
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And again, Ward has been basically running for almost two years already and is hardly an unseasoned upstart.
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Life as a young upstart, or a long reputation as a rebel backbencher, is no qualification for government.
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And on that front, Silicon Valley may struggle to use the upstart social media firm as a scapegoat.
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Or will Matthew Dellavedova, that magic pixie of basketball injuries, make his mark as this Finals' upstart mediocrity?
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" When asked whether the group will add to its roster some of the upstart brands like Beyond Meat, which are responsible for most of the industry's growth, Freeman said, "We've got some work to do with some of those upstart brands to prove we are who we say we are.
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It has been tough to compete with neighbors like Charleston, S.C., New Orleans or that sexy food upstart, Nashville.
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Of those, none remains quite so vivid as in 1996, the year after the upstart United Paramount Network launched.
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It's only a matter of time before some upstart AI shuts off the power and launches the missiles, right?
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Last year these companies — both of which made CNBC's inaugural Upstart 242 list — raised funding rounds of $21.42 million.
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For a season, Deveney shows in this rollicking book, New York's upstart sports teams helped break this civic fever.
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"We understand we are coming in as the upstart into a very crowded, very good market," Skipper told Axios.
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"Comparable systems / software packages are expensive and not really an option for many upstart independent advisory firms," said Pair.
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One key congressional race saw a powerful Democrat unseated by an upstart Republican based almost solely on the issue.
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When Daymond John secured a $300,000 order for his upstart hip-hop clothing start-up FUBU, he was elated.
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Happ and the No. 17 Badgers put in a full day's work and survived against the young, upstart Gophers.
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But the other part is that the supposed maverick upstart hasn't managed to get one over the complacent megacorporation.
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Smaller upstart brands are nipping at their heels, and the trends change faster than big food companies can react.
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OANN, short for One America News Network, is an upstart cable channel with newscasts and right-wing talk shows.
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Why it matters: The most popular upstart sports league at the moment is the Alliance of American Football (AAF).
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Consumer tastes are becoming more and more fragmented and big incumbents continue to lose market share to upstart brands.
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Two weeks ago, Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed the second part of his master plan for the upstart automaker.
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Ted Cruz is running against Democratic upstart Beto O'Rourke, viewed as a candidate with more national appeal by Democrats.
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The system has made it difficult for upstart parties to gain much of a voice in the National Assembly.
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But growing numbers of upstart young drinks-makers who are bringing gin back into fashion aim to disprove this.
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Instagram on Tuesday announced a feature called "face filters," the latest effort to steal the thunder from upstart Snap.
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Ticketmaster has managed so far to fend off potential upstart competitors, including ticketing platforms like Universe and Front Gate.
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I spent only a couple hours with the upstart Vivaldi browser before getting frustrated with its non-Chrome-ness.
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The refrain is a clear knock against Sanders, whose upstart primary challenge has stunned some of Clinton's closest aides.
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But that's exactly where we are now thanks to the software giant's acquisition of email upstart Acompli in 2014.
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This was "Bling Bling" part two, except this time Wayne wasn't just a precocious upstart coming into his own.
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And with volatile polls, upstart parties and new ideological axes that define voters, it is the least predictable, too.
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So the Conservatives reacted as many a technology titan has done; by attempting a takeover of the upstart group.
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"And she has helped fund upstart campaigns and underdog candidates, including my own senate and presidential campaigns," he said.
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It wasn't evident when he stormed into the Senate in early 2013, an upstart intent on upstaging the veterans.
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Testing the upstart Internet concepts with harsher business-model scrutiny, and selling them summarily when they come up short.
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Luckin Coffee, the ambitious Chinese upstart that's going after Starbucks, could raise nearly $600 million from its upcoming IPO.
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A decade ago, the upstart entrepreneurs of Silicon Valley promised to topple the gatekeepers in journalism, business, and politics.
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To fill the gaps, one upstart lender, China Rapid Finance, supplements data analysis with on-the-ground spade work.
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The leading offenses eight years ago – Houston, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Baylor and Boise State – were mainly successful upstart programs.
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As for Wagner, he divides himself between the older, rueful master Sachs and the brilliant upstart Walther von Stolzing.
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But GOP primary challengers looking to take on their party's incumbents are still behind as they mount upstart challenges.
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The T-shirts sold by Cross & Freckle, a New York–based fashion upstart, don't look revolutionary at first glance.
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Ben Carson suspended his presidential campaign on Friday, ending an upstart bid that began with promise before fizzling out.
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Sure, you want power, but a radical upstart can significantly change the game even without taking control of government.
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Country music upstart Margo Price shook the genre last year, when she released her debut album Midwest Farmer's Daughter.
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The CNBC Upstart 100 is an unranked list and all companies are appearing for their first and only time.
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But the Justice Department says the deal would hurt upstart streaming services and lead to higher prices for consumers.
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The last election was predominantly fought between Likud and an upstart center-center-right party called Blue and White.
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And the upstart prince, above center, is taking on all comers: the royal family, wealthy Saudis, Iran and Hezbollah.
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The Illinois lawmaker faces a rematch Tuesday against Marie Newman, a progressive upstart who nearly unseated him in 20103.
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A surge of upstart candidates is reshaping the party, and younger Democrats are crying out for a generational change.
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The teams swapped leads nine times in the second half before the upstart Villanova took the lead for good.
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This arrogant attitude about power has destroyed the anti-establishment, upstart image that Mr. Macron cultivated during the campaign.
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Still, when he arrived at his first Western States in 2016, he was an intriguing but relatively unknown upstart.
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In short: Their whole Kennedy/Hepburn-style "eccentric New England intelligentsia" routine is everything the upstart Logan Roy hates.
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An upstart local New Hampshire TV news operation, NH1, closed down in 2017, putting 35 journalists out of work.
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After months of scoring more than 600 nominated start-ups, CNBC is set to reveal the 2019 Upstart 100.
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And none of the upstart networks have been fully built out, meaning their promised improvements are still mostly theoretical.
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Drexel Burnham Lambert, an upstart investment bank, supplied the financial muscle; Mr Pickens provided the oil-industry know-how.
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In only a few years, Hood by Air and its creative collective transitioned from enfants terrible to upstart establishmentarians.
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Every now and then, though, an upstart team will sustain its hot start, allowing players and fans to dream.
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Most of the gas shipped from the upstart American LNG industry has been on the short-term spot market.
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Upstart internet provider Starry is trying to help small- and medium-sized cities accelerate investment in high-speed internet.
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Cruz gets support from 54 percent of likely voters, versus 45 percent for the upstart representative, the survey shows.
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The market is already suggesting that the vaping upstart is worth less than what Altria paid in December 2018.
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Itineraries Just three and a half years ago, Norwegian was an upstart discount carrier entering the long-haul market.
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Where Cole was a master in a stalwart medium, however, Mr. Cheng is an upstart in a newer one.
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In this case, the upstart was former Treasury Secretary William Gibbs McAdoo, the son-in-law of President Woodrow Wilson.
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Upstart Genos takes a different tack, offering financial incentives to its customers for donating their exome sequence data to science.
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She also suggested that she was undeterred and would continue to endorse upstart candidates willing to buck the Democratic establishment.
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The Socialists, founded in 1879, are pragmatic social democrats; Podemos, an upstart founded in 2014, encompasses several versions of communism.
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Costs are great for an upstart competitor to compete in one of the most capital-intensive industries in the world.
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Marlowe was the established genius, Shakespeare the young upstart (the three parts of Henry VI were among his earliest plays).
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He was simultaneously taking on British Airways with his upstart airline, Virgin Atlantic, and that's where he ran into trouble.
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As for the woods' excitement over you That sends light rustle rushes to their leaves, Charge that to upstart inexperience.
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Fifteen years ago Banksy, a young upstart street artist from Bristol, England, was smuggling his works into museums as pranks.
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Biden recognized the threat and attacked the young upstart during the Democratic debate Friday and in a new TV ad.
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Packaged food companies have struggled to grow for years as consumers have shifted to healthier foods and trendier upstart brands.
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That two-week stretch suggested an upstart dynasty, but the Thunder would instead become the NBA's primary agents of frustration.
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Convertible computers like the Surface series and upstart e-paper products like reMarkable are looking to eat Sony's lunch, though.
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But success in an upstart business often means a strong reaction from the dominant brand, Pakman told "The Brave Ones".
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This scrappy upstart has migrated from its origins on the Lower East Side to the Nu Hotel in Downtown Brooklyn.
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Castle Ridge Asset Management, a Toronto-based upstart, has achieved annual average returns of 32% since its founding in 2013.
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But a new SEC filing shows the tech-focused health insurance upstart may be taking a turn for the better.
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That will make it tougher for some of the upstart dockless bike startups to expand, like Lime, Jump, and Pace.
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Rival Snap, a newer upstart in the space, shot up 14% on Wednesday after beating earnings expectations with its report.
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Asto, the Santander-owned "upstart" developing financial tools for freelancers and SMEs, is adding invoice financing to its bookkeeping app.
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This comes only five months after the coffee upstart, which soft-launched in January, picked up $303 million in investment.
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The Hungarian upstart does not just look like a "Ryanair mini-me", explains Daniel Roeska of Bernstein, a research firm.
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When the year's most hotly anticipated tech deal went down, Wall Street's biggest banks got elbowed aside by upstart competitors.
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In fact, anti-intellectualism and excoriating political elites in the US was at the center of his upstart political project.
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The EV upstart recently pulled the cover off its first e-motorcycles—prototype Café and Scrambler models at Brooklyn's NewLab.
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The globe's top auto executives see an existential threat in the form of upstart electric and self-driving car technologies.
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Upstart social media sites such as Gab (a Twitter-esque site known for its far-right users) have moved in.
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The publicity stunt aimed to spread awareness of an upstart new force in Argentinan politics, the Partido de la Red.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - From venerable newspapers to upstart challengers, news organizations are getting clobbered by Alphabet's Google and Facebook.
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Macron's upstart Republic on the Move party has now the largest number of seats in the lower house of parliament.
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That's the core concept behind LifePrint, an upstart company with a pocket-sized printer and some unusual augmented reality software.
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The upstart Obama may have had apparent advantages, but New Hampshire voters gave him his comeuppance ... and Clinton new life.
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In fact, according to CEO (and former president of Google Enterprise) Dave Girouard, Upstart expects to turn profitable this year.
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BRD Bucharest Open Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina dominated upstart Patricia Maria Tig 6-2, 6-0 to win at Bucharest, Romania.
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The young upstart might not have as many impressions as his Tennessee twin, but he has the ones that matter.
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She has just wrapped a season appearing as a budding upstart on a Real Housewives-esque show called Rich Wives.
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He even has an equity stake in Under Armour, the upstart sneaker brand for which he is the public face.
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When a dynamic 38-year-old launches a new political movement in France, however, he is dismissed as an upstart.
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If you ban political advertising from social media, how on earth is any upstart challenger supposed to beat an incumbent?
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As Treasury's senior pension expert, I thought I knew more about retirement policy than some upstart White House staffer did.
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Intuit recognized a credible challenge from the upstart and countered the next year, launching TurboTax Free Edition on its website.
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Other factors are also challenging Big Food — like rising costs, upstart competitors and a generation distrustful of all large brands.
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Robert Pittenger McCready is another clean-energy expert who is looking to wage an upstart challenge against a Republican incumbent.
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Upstart robo-advisers like Betterment and Wealthfront have low or no minimums to use their most basic digital financial advice.
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They struggle to create growth in the face of upstart rivals, rapidly changing trends and their own slower-paced cultures.
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The new party may prove a flash in the pan, as other upstart parties here have been in the past.
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I expect many upstart VCs to feel the pinch of founders who no longer want to play their long game.
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Swiss banks UBS and Credit Suisse are already big players, while upstart fintech companies are also trying to make inroads.
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Former UFC welterweight champion Johny "Bigg Rigg" Hendricks lost to talented upstart Kelvin Gastelum at UFC 53 on Saturday night.
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But the danger is that those same requirements could be much more onerous for a tiny upstart company to uphold.
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Pepsi's North American beverage business has been struggling to contend with increased competition from upstart brands and changing consumer tastes.
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Upstart online media companies like Vice and BuzzFeed that became darlings during the digital advertising boom have lately been retrenching.
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To see what I mean, let's go back to the mid-2000s, when Facebook was an upstart social media platform.
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In the last decade, a handful of upstart labels are trying to dethrone old faithfuls like Hanes and Calvin Klein.
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It can advantage the upstart against the incumbent, and in the case of Russia versus the United States, that's Russia.
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Does he think a "demonstrator" pen that shows its mechanism, by the upstart Taiwanese brand Twsbi, look like a vape?
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Or consider Pinduoduo, an upstart e-commerce company that went from zero to 350 million customers in just three years.
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And Nina Ricci named two upstart creative directors to replace the former designer Guillaume Henry: Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh.
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The biotech upstart Moderna appears to be poised to be first to start trials of its potential vaccine in people.
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LONDON — A generation ago, Sky, then an upstart satellite broadcaster, outbid rivals for the rights to televise the Premier League.
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In the five decades since its founding, Airbus has developed from a fledgling upstart to one of the industry's titans.
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In the five decades since its founding, Airbus has gone from a fledgling upstart to one of the industry's titans.
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But upstart vanguardists like Charles Ives and Henry Cowell instead took an idiosyncratic and disharmonious approach that shirked European models.
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David Gordon Green directed, continuing to taunt critics who praised him when he was a promising indie upstart ("George Washington").
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One oft-mooted future speaker — Joe Crowley of the Bronx — lost his seat to a young upstart, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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After all, here was a small, late-moving upstart pitted against a bundle-friendly giant that owned the operating system.
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The Facebook CEO indicated then that Instagram would probably have to be enlisted in the fight against the new upstart.
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When Rob Meyerson took over as president of Blue Origin in 2003, the upstart spacecraft company had just 10 employees.
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Some other Big Food peers have been slimming down as their market dominance is threatened by smaller, nimble upstart brands.
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The deal gave Amazon direct access to the data about upstart brands that Whole Foods has made its name on.
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The suit is just the latest in a string of charges leveled against Ressa and the upstart digital news outlet.
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This is opening the playing field for upstart fintech innovators to compete with billion-dollar banks, and it's happening today.
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Limiting the freedom of large tech companies to acquire upstart competitors, legal experts say, would require modifying the antitrust laws.
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It also faced challenges from upstart brands that continue to threaten its market share, including once-dominant drinks like Gatorade.
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Bernie Sanders' upstart 22014 campaign for the presidency, and the activism of groups like the nationwide Fight for $212 movement.
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Bernie Sanders' upstart 20163 campaign for the presidency, and the activism of groups like the nationwide Fight for $15 movement.
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To the extent that we have and these, the upstart CEOs have needed to be, it's for their own means.
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One of the largest acquisitions of an upstart beverage brand was Coke's $4.1 billion purchase of Vitaminwater-maker Glaceau in 2007.
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Even an upstart like Essential was able to forge a deal with Sprint to get its phone a bit more exposure.
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Father's Day made it from upstart holiday to joke to billion-dollar national institution in a little more than 50 years.
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But Cityfox had something many upstart promoters don't: links to the financial sector, and access to investors to support their vision.
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Consumer lender Upstart was created by former Google executives and is led by Dave Girouard, who previously ran Google's enterprise business.
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Home Improvements is a feat of trolling to be expected from a much younger, angrier, upstart (or startup) gallery than Fraenkel.
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"If the government was serious about the freedom of press, the media can&apost be treated like an upstart," she said.
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US Air was bought by a financially healthy low-cost upstart called America West, which then adopted the US Air name.
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To Google Video, which is not considered a success, Google ... because YouTube was at the same time, was the upstart company.
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The surprising tales of the upstart Devils and leaking Oilers will be on display when the clubs meet at Rogers Place.
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The strong representation of women on the Upstart 25 list reflects the growth of female entrepreneurship both at home and abroad.
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Despite the success of the women entrepreneurs on the Upstart 25 list, many women still can't find the funding they need.
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No. 4 Duke: Not sure if you've heard of this spunky upstart college in the Southeast, but it has some talent.
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The Chinese upstart only began making deliveries this past June, with fewer than 2,000 vehicles shipped through the end of August.
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As examples, he held up Microsoft itself, which in the 1980s was a young upstart taking on established players like IBM.
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This time, though, it is from an upstart hedge fund, demanding two board seats and a potential sale of the company.
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BMW has joined a handful of automakers to compete with transportation upstart Didi Chuxing, which bought Uber's Chinese business in 303.
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Mr Wine is part of a broader trend in which upstart politicians with support among the urban poor are rattling governments.
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The banking upstart is adding interest-earning savings accounts as an upgrade to its existing "Pots" functionality that launched last November.
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The personal loans startup Upstart somewhat similarly began life as a way for investors to bet on individuals poised for success.
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Any company that has been named to any CNBC Disruptor 50 list is also not eligible for the 2019 Upstart 100.
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An endless supply of upstart, venture-funded competitors could start trying to undercut Uber and force it to keep prices low.
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They have also made this year's CNBC Upstart 100, an exclusive list of fast-growing ventures less than five years old.
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An innovative upstart can iterate quickly, connect to customers, and offer disruptive products and services that reinvent industries — even old ones.
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The upstart brands, like Glossier and Away, that end up on the Cargo app are also likely to gain more exposure.
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Discovery has spent more than two decades growing from a small upstart to a global player via organic growth and partnerships.
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A Minnesota-based aviation upstart just jumped into a $0003-billion contest to build training jets for the US Air Force.
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Magic 212, Spurs 283 Evan Fournier scored 280 points and the upstart Orlando Magic demolished the previously unbeaten San Antonio Spurs.
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It's certainly the place everyone from the smallest upstart blog to network morning news turns to illustrate the show's true excitement.
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Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk told Engadget that the upstart EV automaker is "doing reasonably well" in mainland China.
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The share shift to these direct-to-consumer brands is gaining momentum, and these upstart brands are collectively leading a movement.
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After weeks of headlines about Sanders's upstart campaign, the weekend's victory seemed to confirm Clinton's inevitability as the Democratic Party's nominee.
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Initially dismissed as a bigoted crank, this upstart presidential candidate managed to humiliate the GOP establishment, led by the Bush family.
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The fanfare surrounding his announcement echoed the media frenzy seen during his upstart run for Senate in Texas against Republican Sen.
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Amazon's competitors are largely small independent businesses, while many other upstart tech giants were disrupting the businesses of other huge corporations.
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The Puerto Rican rapper went from Latin trap's promising upstart to a global rap superstar in just a few years' time.
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Upstart is a lending service that targets younger borrowers, setting rates based on college major and job history, among other factors.
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Gerardo, our upstart finance guru, wasn't coming to me with a dismal forecast, a big downsell, or even a budgetary emergency.
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Unilever's purchase of the upstart Dollar Shave Club last month for $1 billion suggests that the pressure could grow from here.
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Prominent sheikhs took to the airwaves to denounce him as an ignorant upstart who should be punished, tried — and even tortured.
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U.S. burger chains, including McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's Co, are battling intense competition from upstart chains and meal-kit sellers.
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"Comrade Diaz-Canel isn't upstart or an improvisation," Castro said in 2013 when he first announced his plans to step down.
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While Ocasio-Cortez is so far the only primary challenger to knock off an incumbent, other upstart candidates had strong performances.
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Speaking of Amy, she at first relinquishes the job of heading up the effort in Nevada to an upstart named Candi.
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Hot on the heels of being acquired by company builder Finleap, German SME banking upstart Penta has appointed a new CEO.
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The electric car upstart from California was burning cash, struggling with production problems, and hedge funds were betting it would fail.
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Meanwhile, Natalie (Anna Kendrick) is the bright young upstart at his company who proposes cutting costs by firing people via videoconferences.
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But the "Mad Money" host admits he is unsure of what price he would pay for the upstart orthodontics company's stock.
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McLaren is one of the most storied names in racing, but the company's still a relative upstart in series production vehicles.
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Meanwhile, Natalie (Anna Kendrick) is the bright young upstart at his company who proposes cutting costs by firing people via videoconference.
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Trump wasn't the only presidential campaign upstart who saw anti-trade sentiment as a rich vein to mine for potential votes.
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The move signaled the broader vulnerabilities of an upstart that for a time was the most highly valued American car company.
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But since June, the upstart has been the target of a boycott led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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It has also allowed upstart media organizations like BuzzFeed and Upworthy to build enormous audiences by specializing in highly shareable stories.
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But he hasn't totally cracked the code as a bandleader, a role that upstart musicians these days are expected to fill.
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In Kenya, that same upstart grabbed business by offering motorbike rides and letting passengers pay using a popular mobile payments provider.
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In the 1980s, Japan was in China's place: an upstart powerhouse vying with the U.S. to be the world's largest economy.
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Party officials licked their wounds and privately bemoaned the defeat by an upstart challenger who dared to run a primary campaign.
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McManus was not the only longstanding political club to be defeated by an upstart formed in response to Mr. Trump's election.
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So joining an upstart media company and hosting a podcast might not seem the next logical step in Mr. Bharara's career.
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The upstart San Francisco 49ers, with their smothering defense, took on the Kansas City Chiefs and their wunderkind quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
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Then they would make an atypical distribution deal with Bleecker Street Media, an upstart with a total staff of about 20.
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He can't stand it when an upstart Teamster rival, Anthony Provenzano (Stephen Graham), shows up late for a meeting wearing shorts.
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The Silicon Valley upstart is also working to roll out its semi truck and revamped Roadster sports car sometime next year.
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And so a scrappier bunch of designers, including the upstart Grace Wales Bonner, moved into the fashion spotlight, ready or not.
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More than 2000 years ago, Charles Schwab pioneered discount investing — an upstart firm championing cheaper broker services for the little guy.
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A panther just mauled the box office competition, and some suggest its next victim might be an upstart superhero movie operation.
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The software giant was intent on winning the "browser war" with Netscape, using every weapon it had to squelch the upstart.
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He signed with both the Los Angeles Rams of the N.F.L. and the Houston Oilers of the upstart American Football League.
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It will also provide a space for outsiders, including a huge L.G.B.T. fan base and many upstart artists, to feel mainstream.
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JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Jane Street Capital all made strategic investments in the Members Exchange, the upstart exchange announced on Thursday.
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Season 4 ended just three weeks before an election that pitted Frank Underwood against a young, charming Republican upstart, Will Conway.
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In 2017, then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson traveled to Asia with only a single reporter from a conservative upstart website.
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The CEO of upstart media company Rappler was later charged with violating the anti-dummy law, legislation related to securities fraud.
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And there are signs that ByteDance is encroaching on Tencent's core markets after the upstart pushed into video games and messaging.
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Since then, Walmart is starting to shift marketing spend on the millennial-centric upstart to reach younger shoppers directly via Walmart.
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Many of them could have been avoided if shares of the meal delivery upstart had been priced better at the onset.
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Some political strategists have warned that the move might favor incumbents and well-known political candidates over challengers and upstart campaigns.
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All but one of the 50 municipal seats went to the upstart Tomin First Party, founded by Tokyo's governor, Yuriko Koike.
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On Thursday night, Nadal once again provided every hard-hitting answer in a match at this tournament against an upstart opponent.
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DHA, Omega-3 fatty acid, that's a building block for neuron walls or things that upstart BDNF, brain-derived neurotrophic factor.
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If you talk to my venture partners, they would absolutely tell you it's going to come from some cool, new upstart.
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Their share gains have also come as a competitive threat from Theranos, an upstart rival in the sector, appears to have diminished.
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Official word is expected today confirming that the big-box behemoth is acquiring the unprofitable e-commerce upstart for about $3 billion.
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One plucky upstart, however, is bringing opera out of the grotto and back into the ears and eyes of the evening adventurer.
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Dia & Co. is among many companies on the Upstart 25 that believe products that target women is a fast-growing, lucrative niche.
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The shaving upstart has less than 500 employees, according to a count of people who named it as their employer on LinkedIn.
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That could allow deep-pocketed companies to buy faster or better service for their content at the expense of upstart, poorer competitors.
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This week, four-year-old e-commerce upstart Pinduoduo displaced JD.com to be the fourth-most valuable internet company in the country.
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Real estate upstart Compass acquires part of shopping app Spring, including 20+ engineers and CTO ShopRunner and Spring had some preexisting ties.
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LeEco-backed Yidao is another upstart that is hoping to fill a gap once Didi completes its protracted acquisition of Uber China.
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Intriguingly, Musk's tweet indicates that the upstart EV automaker has more such tricks up its sleeve that it will be unveiling soon.
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Meanwhile, it's looking to box out upstart competitors picking away at parts of the freight forwarding equation, including Freightos, Haven and Fleet.
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But in 2015 the Aam Aadmi Party, an anti-corruption upstart, won an unprecedented 67 of 70 seats in the Delhi assembly.
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Nextbit, the upstart maker of the quirky Robin smartphone, has stopped selling the device and sold its assets to PC maker Razer.
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The top-seeded Blackhawks are in must-win territory when they visit the upstart Nashville Predators in Game 21 on Monday night.
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To power these Prime-like delivery options, Walmart, eBay and the Canadian e-commerce business Shopify are relying on a little upstart.
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That could limit consumer choice or shut out upstart companies that can't afford to buy access to the fast lane, critics say.
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Or will it be upstart sun and fun-seeker, JaVale McGee, who showed up all offseason in improbable locales, up for anything?
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In "An Arrant Thief", published in 1, he described the carnage from "upstart Hell-cart-coaches" robbing his brethren of their fares.
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But liberalism is no longer the reforming upstart it once was; it is like an old, rich patriarch who refuses to yield.
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Though it was an upstart network, it had legacy cred—Oprah's star power and an investment of $500 million from Discovery Communications.
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If the upstart parties do well on Saturday, many expect the internal balance of power to shift within the KRG come autumn.
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While Facebook's Instagram unit has been busy aping Snapchat features, the upstart represents a larger threat than it did a year ago.
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Amazon responded by slashing prices on diapers, pressuring Quidsi's margins and making investors in the upstart reluctant to pour in more cash.
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Over the past 40 years, Apple has gone from a struggling upstart challenging IBM and Microsoft to being a dominant platform vendor.
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In fact, upstart electric vehicle maker Tesla recently surpassed both Ford and General Motors in market capitalization, despite selling far fewer cars.
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Snap's first earnings report as a public company suggests Facebook's strategy of copying the innovative features of its upstart rival is working.
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At that point Airbus will face a second challenge in marketing the CSeries, which for years it dismissed as a weak upstart.
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Brew, on the other hand, charges listeners $5 per month for access to a different demographic: upstart podcasters and rising stars alike.
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Graf was the golden girl, the regal tennis queen; Seles the guttural upstart pummeling opponents on her quest to usurp the throne.
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Naturally, Stahr wants his own time in the spotlight and Brady's not about to let a young upstart take anything from him.
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A government intervention would probably be welcome news to TikTok's competitors, who have been working from their usual, crush-the-upstart playbook.
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In the early days of Perella Weinberg, when some Wall Street rivals sniffed at the new banking upstart, Mr. Kengeter was welcoming.
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In a more competitive market, upstart firms would hire labour and pressure big firms to use their cash for job-creating investments.
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"I have real gaps in my literary history," Mr. Huang said recently, with his signature blend of self-deprecation and upstart bravado.
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Republicans who had long worried about the ex-con coal baron's upstart campaign had dodged what they saw as a significant bullet.
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This has helped the four-year-old upstart to expand: as of September, the company had amassed $435 million of upfront payments.
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Big Food companies have lost share to upstart brands and have struggled to adapt to a move away from sugary soft drinks.
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Companies like Apple and Facebook are paying massive salaries, making it challenging for any upstart to bring talented workers into their ranks.
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Sanders, who has made income inequality one of the pillars of his upstart presidential campaign, has repeatedly hit Clinton over the issue.
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As for the Warriors, Mr. Sanders strained to compare the most dominant regular-season N.B.A. team in history to his upstart bid.
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Behind this social media outrage was a business dispute between the upstart birth-control-delivery company Pill Club and CVS's Caremark unit.
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An upstart politically incorrect party (the Alternative for Germany, AfD) gained its maiden entry into the Bundestag as its third largest faction.
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The massive cuts this year represent a recent trend in media that has seen upstart companies and newspapers alike shrinking and disappearing.
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It was first published as an e-book in 2013 by the digital upstart Byliner, to critical as well as authorial neglect.
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The illness has delayed what many expected to be a season of growth for the second-year quarterback and the upstart Jets.
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CNBC's Morgan Brennan recently sat down with Bob Smith, chief executive of Blue Origin, to discuss everything the space upstart has underway.
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The Socialists (PSOE) came second, losing much of their support to third-placed leftist newcomer Podemos, while centrist upstart Ciudadanos placed fourth.
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Why it matters: This could become direct competition to upstart Opendoor, which reportedly is raising new funding at a $2 billion valuation.
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Upstart launch provider Rocket Lab aims to finally launch its first fully commercial payload to orbit this weekend after months of delays.
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O>, it now faces competition from upstart Pinduoduo, which surged in popularity in 2017 by targeting consumers in China's lower-tier cities.
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A group of forward-thinking, upstart journals and websites are exploding the stereotypes so many attach to this place and its people.
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Linked to a website hosted in Bulgaria, the upstart page pushed viral content, weighing in on N.F.L. players' protests of police shootings.
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It is constantly on the minds of European makers, who fret about losing to the upstart maker of battery-powered luxury cars.
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A couple of weeks ago, Alternative for Germany (AfD), Germany's upstart right-wing populist party, met in Cologne to decide its future.
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From upstart creative spaces and restaurants to obscure back street bars to the under-visited Thonburi district, Bangkok remains ripe for discovery.
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As a Boston sports fan and history buff, I must view the New York City Marathon, founded in 1970, as an upstart.
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Las Vegas odds have the two upstart teams almost equal: The Rams are favored by 2½ points, the typical home-field advantage.
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In the 1980s, Japan was in China's place: an upstart economic powerhouse vying with the U.S. to be the world's largest economy.
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As concerns mount over the dangers of a rapidly warming planet, upstart food companies are targeting a major climate-damaging food: beef.
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The upstart bounced in and out with chopping blows and was never around long enough for the old man to catch him.
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Over nine years, The Infatuation has grown from an upstart restaurant recommendation service to the buyer of the restaurant review company Zagat.
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At home, meanwhile, a new challenger is emerging not in the form of upstart producers but the year-old "corset-free movement".
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An upstart company, they say, need not be a full-fledged competitor at the time of the purchase, merely a potential threat.
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Martin Gilbert will step down from the board of Standard Life Aberdeen as he becomes chairman of the British upstart bank Revolut.
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In the process, Opendoor also has become a model for a new kind of tech upstart: Call it the fat start-up.
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As an upstart candidate with a small national footprint before his launch, Patrick is likely nowhere near the requisite number of donors.
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Fast-forward 10 years and Storonsky is the chief executive of digital banking upstart Revolut, which he founded alongside developer Vlad Yatsenko.
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Also on our list of topics was a small upstart by the name of Knowable, which our colleague Josh Constine profiled here.
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To have it reduced to a joke by its upstart sibling art forms is enough to make a real theater nerd cry.
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The economy teetered, separatist movements accelerated in multiple states and, in November, the upstart politician Adolf Hitler attempted a putsch in Bavaria.
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After two of his sons are murdered by an upstart Cosa Nostra faction led by Salvatore Riina (Nicola Calì), he wants revenge.
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Last season, the Longhorns were a bit of an upstart, and the win vaulted them back into the forefront in college football.
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The fast-growing banking upstart was hit with controversy earlier this year amid reports of a toxic working culture and compliance issues.
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The mayor had spent the day canvassing town with the Waterford Upstart team, knocking on doors to encourage families to sign up.
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Hershey, which previously mainly bought small upstart brands, just last month announced its $1.6 billion acquisition of SkinnyPop parent Amplify Snack Brands.
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"My Church," a tune by this year's anointed upstart, Maren Morris, makes that point explicit, calling out Hank Williams and Johnny Cash.
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It also faced new competition as more players came into the field including upstart Robinhood, which has its own no-fee trading.
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The upstart No. 63 seed from the South could not keep another improbable run going, falling to No. 4 Butler, 74-65.
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Laura Callanan is the founding partner of Upstart Co-Lab and former senior deputy chair of the National Endowment of the Arts.
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In dealmaking news, ride-hailing firm Uber is reportedly in early discussions to buy food delivery upstart Deliveroo for several billion dollars.
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Trump has squared off against the NFL before, having owned a team in the upstart United States Football League in the 1980s.
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Tesla is still an upstart — it has only a small fraction of the sales of GM and all the other established automakers.
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The problem is that the Space Launch System's congressional backers would never allow a commercial upstart to supersede their favored launch vehicle.
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Mr. Stiller plays Derek Zoolander, the vain and earnest male model to beat, while Mr. Wilson plays the young upstart rival, Hansel.
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The issuer is Pomeroon Trading, an upstart coconut and spice farm co-founded by a Stanford Business School graduate named Duncan Turnbull.
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Acts include the Comet Is Coming, from London; the flutist Nicole Mitchell, this year's featured festival artist; and the upstart Onyx Collective.
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That could allow deep-pocketed companies to buy faster or better service for their content at the expense of poorer upstart competitors.
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Just as traditional political parties were barged aside in the recent election, upstart protesters could vie for unions' traditional space on the streets.
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The inscrutable Swede Borg was up for a historic fifth victory; McEnroe was the hot-tempered American upstart who could wreck his chances.
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But other residents of Bondy didn't feel especially optimistic about Macron, a 39-year-old former banker who led the upstart En Marche!
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The company relaunched the line in August after losing ground to niche upstart brands and facing a 20 percent sales decline since 2011.
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The trouble is these brands still require investment — like simpler labeling and cleaner ingredients — to compete as upstart brands offer health and transparency.
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The decision followed the logic of AT&T, which had argued that upstart competitors like Netflix are providing new competition in the market.
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The unbundling of amenities that come with a ticket is a move Delta deployed to compete with budget upstart Spirit Airlines Inc SAVE.
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Politicians and regulators may eventually resolve to open up the industry more, for example through "unbundling", which lets upstart firms use others' pipes.
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Upstart food brands sprout up seemingly daily, catching consumers' attention and stealing market share from all legacy companies from General Mills to Kellogg.
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Jonathan Swan, a rising star at news upstart Axios, speaks for about $25,000 a pop, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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Upstart Brave, too, has added fingerprinting protection for all third-party content, while Microsoft's new Edge currently focuses on cookies for tracking prevention.
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What started off as a networking hack has grown into a collaborative online community of venture capitalists from a mishmash of upstart funds.
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The deal values the media upstart, which also counts Disney and Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox among its shareholders, at a whopping $5.7bn.
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In China, drone-makers from DJI, the upstart last valued at $15 billion in 2018, to the recently-listed EHang are growing fast.
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And the investment trends point to more competition for Tesla from established car companies and upstart manufacturers alike in the next few years.
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Honeywell has made security systems for decades now, but this year, it's starting to branch out into the upstart DIY home security market.
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The 2018 Upstart 100 list included start-ups from nine different countries and 13 U.S. states and featured 19 female-founded start-ups.
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In some major races, like Florida, his handpicked candidate is running against an upstart Democrat who is betting on a big blue wave.
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Ever the upstart, the company is also fielding a significant part of its U.S. campaign not from Silicon Valley but from Denver, Colorado.
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As older companies scramble to keep up with upstart competitors, they are introducing more modern product lines, like ones with plant-based ingredients.
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A more conservative Democrat, Hoynes was a one-time favorite for the party nod who ultimately lost to the upstart Granite State challenger.
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It also has received state funding in Indiana and South Carolina and launched Upstart pilot programs in more than a dozen other states.
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Online banks and upstart lenders have understandable reasons to be deposit-hungry, based on the relative value of these funds to their institutions.
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Executives have in the past indicated the legacy brands are having a hard time fending off upstart brands like Kylie Jenner's Kylie Cosmetics.
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Cruz had tried to win over the Schlafly wing of the GOP by portraying himself as the upstart rebel fighting the party kingmakers.
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Kellogg and its peers have struggled in recent years to increase sales as consumers shift toward healthier eating habits and trendier upstart brands.
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However, it was the upstart discounters such as Aldi and Lidl that saw the biggest leap in sales over the 21.8 week period.
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But so far, the strategy has failed to put a stop to TikTok, an upstart rival that has become a hit among teens.
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Gabbard, who served in Iraq, broke with much of the Democratic Party establishment in February to endorse Sanders's upstart presidential challenge to Clinton.
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These upstart banks often cite the competitive advantage of building their companies on modern technology with a lower cost structure than traditional banks.
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Rubio played up his credentials as an insurgent upstart from Florida while flying under the radar with the light footprint of his campaign.
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Ellis tried to cast Bauman as an establishment insider while selling herself as the upstart outsider bent on shaking up a moribund party.
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Other than that, there's little we know about the project, which will be one of the upstart Hollywood studio's first forays into animation.
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That was how long it took for Ireland, the gritty upstart with designs of a monumental upset, to see its hopes summarily squashed.
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Upstart Rivian has attracted new funding from Ford and Rivian and has been the darling of the 2018-19 US auto-show circuit.
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Punjabi voters have had enough: the upstart reformists of the Aam Aadmi Party won their first parliamentary seats in Punjab two years ago.
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Doorbot launched in 2012, and by the time the "Shark Tank" episode aired in 2013, costs had begun to mount for the upstart.
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Being an upstart also means needing to develop brand awareness very quickly, experts say, especially if the company hopes to become relevant overseas.
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While Oracle concentrated on selling enterprise software to giant corporations, the upstart focused on serving small and medium-size companies using the cloud.
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Its interests in the field of financial technology have grown—it has repackaged loans from upstart lenders and is linked to Lending Club.
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The upstart AFD took 21.9 percent of the vote behind the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) in their first election in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
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These upstart players found success by catering to local tastes while keeping the price-of-entry in line with the region's socioeconomic expectations.
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Major League Gaming, an upstart organization founded by Michael Sepso and Sundance DiGiovanni, had scheduled a tournament in Philadelphia the very same weekend.
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Smash veteran Larry Lurr (formerly DEHF [Does Everyone Hate Falco] from his Melee days), as well as the upstart Void dominate their scene.
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These upstart Syrian journalists lacked experience in investigative, objective reporting, but they had access to unparalleled contacts, connections and on-the-ground perspectives.
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Ultimately, for any high-growth business, attacking a space as a new upstart is very different from defending one as a large incumbent.
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Mixing the Netflix payment model with a cozy interview style, Real Vision offers to help upstart investors decode the mysteries of today's markets.
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A month later, Mr. VanDam would soberly announce on Facebook that after 29 years, he was bolting from BASS to an upstart rival.
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What was an upstart luxury brand from the utilitarian Toyota company three decades ago will soon have five utility vehicles in its portfolio.
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But an upstart publisher who was looking to make headway in the encyclopedia world decided to dip its toes into the digital world.
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That changes this year, when someone from the upstart Jazz has to make it (and Gordon Hayward's broken finger hurts his chances). 221.
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BERLIN — Nontraditional and upstart political parties are threatening established, centrist parties across Europe, as returns from the European Parliament election underscored this week.
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The Vermont senator failed to replicate the success he saw in Michigan during his upstart but unsuccessful 2016 bid for the Democratic nomination.
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But Mr. Plepler bristled at the notion that there was a rivalry between the network he runs and the well-funded digital upstart.
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Read more: 'Crazy hours, short nights': The inside story of how a buzzy biotech upstart developed a potential coronavirus vaccine in record time
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Microsoft is offering a free six-month trials of the premium version of its Teams chat app, which competes with upstart rival Slack.
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On top of all that, plenty of upstart motorcycle companies are looking to steal market share with their forward-looking, battery-powered bikes.
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This was most notably true in 1976, when Jimmy Carter's upstart campaign emerged victorious, stunning the nation and eventually netting Carter the presidency.
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Sanctuary, another astrology upstart that's raised $1.5 million from investors, has seen a similar summer surge as well, despite it being relatively new.
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One-fourth of the documentaries in the Sundance Film Festival's competition for American nonfiction films come from the same upstart company, Concordia Studio.
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Mr. Lawrence, an upstart young trumpeter from Philadelphia, has a new recording due next month, "Color Theory," full of bustling, warm-blooded postbop.
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New York (CNN Business)Lyft waged an expensive war against Uber that enabled the upstart to steal market share and rapidly grow revenue.
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He's the upstart presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron, and she's his former high school French teacher, Brigitte Trogneux, now his close adviser and wife.
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Isaac Troyo, the director of national Upstart implementations, spoke for 30 minutes explaining how it worked, first in English and then in Spanish.
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The potential deal comes as sales of big food companies have slowed, with their staples replaced by upstart — often healthier or fresher — brands.
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Last year's inaugural Upstart 25 list featured companies from nearly every sector, including fintech, health tech, cybersecurity, consumer products, music, food and more.
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Those efforts include digital investments, partnerships with upstart brands like Silicon Valley cult brand and opening a men's flagship in New York City.
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Trading heavily on Mr. Amell's fame and their celebrity friends, the upstart club has 4,300 members and another 6,83 on a waiting list.
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Five criminal groups operate in Quintana Roo, including the Sinaloa Cartel and the upstart Jalisco New Generation Cartel, according to a state report.
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In the early part of this century, an upstart band of U.S. energy producers brought hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," technology to the world.
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Oregon is moving on to the round of 16 after coming from behind to beat upstart No. 11 seed Rhode Island, 75-72.
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In April Colin Huang, founder of Pinduoduo, a $43bn upstart that is nipping at Alibaba's heels, warned of "forced exclusivity" in e-commerce.
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The N.F.L. has always felt free to cherry-pick elements from upstart competitors, like the A.F.L., the XFL, Canadian football or arena football.
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More than Hutchings, more than its double drummers, it is Cross's thick, molten playing that pumps life into the upstart British jazz group.
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But on Saturday night, once again, the Patriots had denied an upstart in the Bills and were crowing about yet another division title.
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In recent years, there has been a boom in upstart mattress sellers like Casper and Leesa, which have sold their products primarily online.
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So far, the upstart consumer bankers offer mainly alternatives to credit cards, unsecured personal loans of all kinds, and refinancing of student-loan debt.
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Tidal, the high-def streaming upstart owned by Jay-Z and other artists, blamed problems with last week's event on a supporting tech firm.
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Top-ranked Alabama looks to post its fourth straight victory when it visits upstart Vanderbilt on Saturday in the SEC opener for both teams.
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Origin: Satirical rapper Supa Hot Fire bested upstart challenger B-Bone in 2011 in one of the greatest parody rap battle videos on YouTube.
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There is now an entire ecosystem to support these upstart brands that sprung up outside the traditional beauty companies like Estée Lauder and L'Oreal.
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Hotshot bankers, feeling burned by deferred compensation and being on the receiving end of angry public perception, decamped to a number of upstart boutiques.
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Upstart digital banks took center stage in the US in 2019 thanks to massive funding rounds and European-based startups migrating across the pond.
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Financial challenges are nothing new for upstart automakers, however, and rival Tesla had to overcome similar hurdles to bring its own cars to market.
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The three-year-old Tencent-backed ecommerce upstart is recruiting importers to set up shop on its marketplace, shows a message on its website.
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The upstart got more attention on social media and in the news (in part because he was stabbed at a campaign rally in September).
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But as consumer companies dole out lofty technology valuations for these upstart brands, many of which are not profitable, investors have escalated their scrutiny.
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While the party was ostensibly for the upstart brand Rochambeau, which had presented its streetwear-inflected collection earlier in the day, by 1 a.m.
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With the launch of the Model 3, Tesla is on the precipice of a move from ambitious niche upstart to a mass market carmaker.
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Across the region, upstart clean-hands parties and protest movements face an unfair fight against networks of self-dealing politicians and relentless popular disenchantment.
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Like Oculus, Magic Leap was an upstart company with an eccentric and idealistic founder, showing off a breathtakingly futuristic product in its early stages.
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An upstart that survived the great CE destruction wrought by Kickstarter and Amazon, it produces some of the best mid-range speakers I've used.
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Two years after leaving the traditional health-care world to lead primary care upstart One Medical, Amir Dan Rubin now faces a clear challenge.
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ULA, Ariane Group, Russia and China, even upstart rival Blue Origin are preparing cheaper next-generation platforms to take part in the new ecosystem.
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And with less than two weeks to go before the deadline, the struggling upstart electric car company is racing to avoid a major upset.
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Most of the nearly 400 letters were supportive of IEX, but NYSE, Nasdaq, Bats, and some trading firms have cried foul on the upstart.
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The unbundling of amenities that come with a ticket is a move Delta deployed to compete with budget upstart Spirit Airlines Inc at home.
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A relative upstart, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf or PTI, led by Imran Khan, does well in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, a largely Pashto-speaking province.
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The curvilinear sculptures are guaranteed to be a hit with upstart sommeliers who seem to have more wine than blood coursing through their veins.
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Spain's People's Party tacked hard right to fend off a challenge from the upstart Vox Party last month, only to suffer a disastrous defeat.
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Mainstream brands and sponsors have been investing in upstart esports leagues and companies to get a slice of the fast-growing market and audience.
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Packaged food companies across the board are feeling pressure as consumers abandon iconic brands and opt for private label products or new upstart brands.
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The plan is being spearheaded by Marc Lore, Wal-Mart's e-commerce chief, who joined the Bentonville, Arkansas-based company from retail upstart Jet.
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It may be an upstart in the automotive world, but Tesla already has a healthy tradition of including Easter eggs in its software updates.
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That same spring, 3,000 miles away in Oregon, a former aerospace engineer finagled a meeting with the young CEO of an upstart footwear company.
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And to have an upstart competitor accomplish what they couldn't would be a real slap in the face for a company already under fire.
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Upstart publishers that have leaned on Facebook for audience in the past few years might be uniquely affected by the change, according to Parse.
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The leader of Spain's Socialist Party, Pedro Sánchez, failed in his first attempt to form a minority government with the upstart centrist Ciudadanos party.
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The global packaged food industry is grappling with slowing growth, new competition from upstart brands, deflation in developed markets and more health-conscious consumers.
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They've appeared just ahead of season two of the BBC sitcom Upstart Crow, starring David Mitchell (of Peep Show fame) as the bard himself.
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While a big company like Spotify might be able to spare the cash, an upstart service looking to break into the space might not.
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But if it can fend off Instagram's copycat assault and stay looking "cool", brands may be willing to experiment on the upstart social app.
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Between them, the Socialists, the far-left upstart Podemos party and the communist-led United Left hold 161 of the 350 seats in parliament.
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And when challenged by a scrappy upstart, it is likely that they will gobble up the talent, technology and business of any aspiring competitor.
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Unilever and its peers are struggling with changing consumer habits that support the rise of independent upstart brands at the expense of traditional names.
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In the run-off election, most voters in Borgo Vittoria backed Mr Fassino's rival, Chiara Appendino (pictured), of the upstart Five Star Movement (M53S).
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Some Democrats, including freshly minted liberal upstart Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have called for ICE to be abolished, criticizing it for overly aggressive deportation efforts.
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Jeff Gundlach's upstart bond fund has gone from the new kid on the block to a full-fledged grown-up in relatively little time.
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Across the industry, banks are looking to technology to cut costs and help them compete with upstart financial technology firms that enjoy growing popularity.
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On top of that, an upstart "Brexit Party" is set to sweep the European elections—if only it can survive its milkshake-based attacks.
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Outdoor Voices, similar to Untuckit, is fairly well established in the world of retail, but the online athletic apparel upstart still has big plans.
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Two long-serving New York Democrats are facing upstart primary challenges from liberal millennials who say the state needs fresher faces in Congress. Rep.
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The only Chinese social-media company to build a major network outside China will be taken over by a fast-growing Chinese upstart. Musical.
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In the formative years of the web, Yahoo was the biggest, richest internet upstart in Silicon Valley, and it incubated a generation of executives.
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The organic food company also has seen increased competition from upstart players and has struggled to manage a portfolio comprised of many small brands.
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Kellner acknowledges MEMX's arrival won't immediately force other exchanges to drop fees but said early success by the upstart would be hard to ignore.
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The two sources said Cielo aims to mostly hold the line on prices despite the onslaught from Stone and another upstart, Pagseguro Digital Ltd.
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Our 113 Upstart 100 list showcases young start-ups that are building and scaling businesses addressing the rapidly changing technological era we live in.
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Since then Total has bought upstart power vendor Lampiris, battery specialist Saft and renewable energy firm Eren, putting together an a mini-electricity utility.
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With Crowley's loss to a millennial upstart, many of those new additions to leadership are looking to climb the final rungs of the ladder.
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The tech upstart wunderkind who told Marnie that he'd never really loved her and smashed her heart and self-confidence into a million pieces?
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A half hour west of the company's Toronto headquarters, another upstart operation is hoping to make a major dent in the industry's order backlog.
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But Tesla has shown that an upstart brand can validate the prospects of cars that run not on incinerated dinosaur remains but on electrons.
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His failed attempt highlighted the serious tensions between the Socialists and Podemos, the upstart party that hopes to become Spain's main left-wing choice.
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In some major races, like Florida, his handpicked candidate is running up against an upstart Democrat who is betting on a big blue wave.
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His "Escape to Ski" (21998) championed snowboarding at a time when that upstart activity was barred at many ski resorts across the United States.
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Now, in four years, its upstart rival Resy has managed to bite off some of OpenTable's market share, particularly among newer and trendier restaurants.
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Facebook was still in its early years — a plucky, charming upstart with 500 million users, an Adidas slide-wearing CEO, and a bright future.
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In the coming months, several members of the Congressional Black Caucus face upstart primary challengers, many of whom are making a generational argument. Rep.
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The 2018 CNBC Upstart 100 is a new list of the brightest, most intriguing, young startups promising to become the great companies of tomorrow.
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It's a risky bet that a rash upstart can end the Saudi bargain with the devil that contributed to jihadist terrorism around the world.
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The emails, released over the weekend by WikiLeaks, contained evidence that Wasserman Schultz and her staff worked to undermine the upstart candidacy of Sen.
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Quist, who raised more than $6 million for his upstart bid, said the experience gave him insight into the economic struggles some people face.
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So eight of the nine Best Picture contenders were distributed by either one of the big six studios or a scrappy upstart named Netflix.
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An upstart football league called the XFL will require players to stand for the national anthem during games when it returns in January 85033.
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Clinton supporters vowed they would never vote for Obama, the young upstart who had the "audacity" to think he was better than their candidate.
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After he co-founded Blackstone with $400,000 in 1985, he set out to raise more money from investors than any upstart fund before it.
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The charges on Friday were the latest in a string of legal cases against the upstart party, which came third in last year's elections.
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Shares in the upstart electric carmaker briefly soared past $313, making Tesla worth $51 billion, slightly more than General Motors, the largest U.S. automaker.
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Owning the next big thing is a useful hedge if you also own the current big thing that the upstart is trying to displace.
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"Queen & Slim," directed by the fast-rising Melina Matsoukas, cost the upstart production company Makeready and its partners an estimated $17 million to make.
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In fact, he's so serious about quality, he even fired his mother from a job labeling bars in the early months of the upstart.
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Hoodchella -- the upstart L.A. music festival -- isn't backing down from a fight with Coachella and vows to move forward despite a $100 million lawsuit.
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Even though the A.A.F.C. folded in 1949, the upstart league had compelled the N.F.L. to open the door for an influx of black talent.
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This month, Toyota announced a battery-development partnership with Panasonic, which supplies lithium-ion batteries to Tesla, the upstart American maker of electric cars.
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Representative Debbie Dingell, Democrat of Michigan and no one's idea of an upstart firebrand, is now a champion of the Medicare for All Act.
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But prices should remain high enough to help the U.S. industry, which was the upstart that helped create a global glut in the first place.
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Ackman argued that ADP was losing ground to upstart rivals and needed to respond by changing management incentives and putting more emphasis on software development.
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I said I wanted to be in tech, and I landed this job with Qwest Communications, which, at that time, was an upstart telecommunications company.
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In another, strap on a PlayStation virtual reality headset and let it transport you to a haunted coal mine, designed by an upstart VR company.
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Finally, and most importantly, tracking giants like Facebook and Google will not cede the core of their business models to such an upstart so easily.
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Five quarters later, in Q2 2018, $100 million-and-up deals accounted for a majority — some 61 percent — of equity funding into upstart technology companies.
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As much as Kickster aims to represent the sneaker culture, there are reminders that it's still just an upstart – and an underfunded one at that.
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Soon after declaring her candidacy, Wilkes revealed she spent time in jail, an acknowledgement that features prominently in an ad produced by her upstart campaign.
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The plucky upstart automaker headed up by Elon Musk, a dedicated visionary often compared to Ford's own founder, Henry Ford, was winning the stock market.
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Subsequently, an upstart group for football reform enjoined with the standing rules committee to form would later become known as the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
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A man who has been crushed underfoot by the elite, dragged down by equality-demanding feminists and climbed over by upstart nonwhite and immigrant masses.
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These grocery store staples are struggling to create growth in the face of upstart rivals, rapidly changing consumer trends and their own slower-paced cultures.
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These include relatively large rounds raised by 3D modeling technology company ThreeKit, upstart futures exchange Small Exchange and 24/7 telemedicine service First Stop Health.
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The feisty upstart of 2015, the Aam Aadmi or "common man" party (AAP), was left sputtering that someone must have tampered with the voting machines.
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At Politico, the DC news upstart launched in 2007, he fashioned his Playbook newsletter into the rubric for how business got done in Obama's Washington.
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The upstart platform is designed with an eye towards avoiding these flaws by baking governance into the protocol itself, allowing for formal coordination and upgrades.
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Although the film documents the upstart Reiwa Shinsengumi party, an intersectional and progressive collective fighting the stagnation within Japanese politics, Yasutomi is the indisputable star.
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China analysts obsess over the "Thucydides trap" that supposedly dooms upstart nations to fighting incumbent powers, as the Greek historian wrote of Sparta and Athens.
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The numbers illustrate why Facebook is so aggressive in buying upstart social networks when it can (Instagram, WhatsApp) and cloning them when it cannot (Snap).
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It's a tale as old as time: a maverick upstart galls a bigger, more established competitor, and the bigger guy strikes back in the courts.
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Why it matters: If executives are busy answering lawmaker inquiries and defending regulator lawsuits, they're less likely to be protecting their businesses from upstart challengers.
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No. 8 Nebraska overcomes upstart Purdue At 7-0 and ranked eighth in the country, the Nebraska Cornhuskers aren't all that pretty when they win.
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Other great places to look are Upstart, LinkedIn and even Craigslist, which can be great resources to search for candidates who will meet your needs.
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Like rivals SoFi or Upstart, Affirm uses data science technology to value the creditworthiness of potential borrowers, instead of traditional credit measurements, like FICO scores.
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In 2012, after the new map was in place, an upstart Democrat unseated a Republican who had spent 20 years in the House of Representatives.
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CNBC gets unprecedented access to Juul Labs, the upstart e-cigarette company whose innovative product design and marketing have made it the vaping industry leader.
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Those changes have caused significant heartburn for upstart brands and shoppers who were drawn to Whole Foods because it offered a unique mix of products.
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Some of the highest funded companies from the period were artificial intelligence chip maker Horizon Robotics, shared housing upstart Danke and China's Starbucks challenger, Luckin.
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The investment would put one of Europe's oldest tour operators in the hands of a Chinese upstart, which has grown rapidly along with China's economy.
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The upstart Philadelphia Flyers remain in the thick of the early postseason conversation due in large part to their sizzling play at home of late.
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The man who is grasping the golden ticket is New Jersey upstart Mickey Gall, who was first spotted on Dana White: Lookin' for a Fight.
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Xiaomi has been the buzz of the upstart smartphone world for the past few years, gaining significant ground in China and other parts of Asia.
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The Chinese upstart currently holds a 4.6 percent smartphone market share, according to IDC, and is hoping to increase that this year with the Mi5.
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But he hasn't shown up in Florida on behalf of the political upstart, and a Sanders spokesman did not respond to a request for comment.
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The LiveWire's price hovers around $3003,000, which means it could need to come down if Harley-Davidson wants to compete with an upstart like Zero.
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Trump had campaigned on an upstart populism, promising a government that can "take care of everybody," but has since embraced a more traditional austerity conservatism.
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However, the upstart EV automaker has not brought in as much cash as the company co-founder and CEO Elon Musk wants you to think.
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Instead, it's the uncomfortably stiff, thoroughly robotic animations that seemed cute once upon a time, when Telltale was a scrappy upstart grasping at larger ambitions.
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Between the War of 1812 and Jackson's election, ordinary citizens and upstart politicians increasingly complained that established political elites had become unresponsive and self-serving.
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The consumer goods giant has for years struggled with market share as sales have slowed and it faces competition from more innovative or upstart brands.
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An upstart sports league in India is suddenly drawing comparisons with the NBA in the United States and the Premier League in the United Kingdom.
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Bernie Sanders pushed Hillary Clinton to the limit during the Iowa caucus in 2016, a second-place finish that helped launch his upstart presidential run.
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Running a populist campaign directed at the nation's disenchanted middle class, Khan has drawn comparisons with another upstart celebrity-turned-politician: US President Donald Trump.
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Momentum, an upstart political movement that called for Monday's rally dubbed "We belong to Europe," announced it would run at a parliamentary election next April.
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Several C.D.U. members have defected to the upstart, far-right Alternative for Germany Party, which upholds the biblical family model and rejects marriage for all.
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Instagram Stories, Facebook's first attack on Snapchat, was launched in August 2016, as Facebook began aggressively courting the same younger demographic of its upstart rival.
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Jonathan Kellner, the CEO of the Members Exchange, spoke with Business Insider about the competition the upstart trading venue hopes to bring to stock trading.
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Each upstart has raised no more than $50 million in venture capital, which means valuations are still relatively low, while promise and potential is high.
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The upstart Magic demolished the previously unbeaten San Antonio Spurs, 413-87, Friday night with another impressive performance against one of the league's better teams.
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Each Upstart has raised no more than $50 million in venture capital, which means valuations are still relatively low, while promise and potential are high.
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The start-up — which made the 2019 CNBC Upstart 100 list — has roughly 100 employees between Brooklyn and its recently opened office in Los Angeles.
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It also suggests that regime players are participants in an illicit global economy that embraces both Qatar and Switzerland, into which ISIS is an upstart.
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The deal marks another bet on the explosion of consumer preferences for smaller upstart brands that feature more natural products focused on health and wellness.
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But this was not another fitness upstart in a body-obsessed neighborhood dotted with dozens of boutique studios and several major athletic clothing brand stores.
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Uber's flying taxis are taking off, as the transportation upstart looks for new ways to shorten trips made long because of distance or traffic congestion.
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When Schilt met the young upstart Badr Hari in May of 2009, Schilt set about doing the same things he had done in every fight.
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The move comes as competition for market share in India's burgeoning online shopping industry has ramped up between Amazon, Flipkart and fellow Indian upstart Snapdeal.
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While it started as an upstart RISD kid's fringe sitcom parody, the series is now a juggernaut that's as divisive as many political wedge issues.
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Sharp and Japanese peers such as Sony Corp, once synonymous with cutting-edge electronics, have in recent years been out-manoeuvred by upstart Asian rivals.
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Here is a sampling of some companies on this year's CNBC Upstart 100 list: CNBC will air coverage of the 2019 list throughout the day.
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For decades, broadcast companies, in a bid to expand their business and compete with upstart cable channels, exploited this technicality, allowing broadcast groups to consolidate.
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Companies are created, then valued in the billions of dollars a couple of years later, only to be superseded shortly thereafter by a scrappy upstart.
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SHANGHAI — The only Chinese social media company to build a major network outside China will be taken over by a fast-growing Chinese upstart. Musical.
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By late 2015, Harry's, which sold safety razors and shaving cream, was in the vanguard of upstart online retailers known as direct-to-consumer companies.
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The upstart division leaders are where they are because college football's rich teams, concentrated mostly in just three divisions, have gotten richer in recent years.
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But almost a third use Resy or two upstart competitors: Tock, which is focused on ticketing-based dining, and Reserve, which is more like Resy.
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Belvedere presents an inside look at what goes into making R&B music today through the lens of hitmaker Jhené Aiko and upstart talent A.CHAL.
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With Western oil majors steering clear of new investment there, the country has turned to China and Russia as well as upstart firms like Erepla.
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The upstart populist parties that over the past five years have broken the big two parties' decades of dominance would lose out, the survey suggested.
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Fordham law professor Zephyr Teachout helped put anti-monopoly issues on the map in her upstart 2014 primary challenge to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
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The film explores Muhammad Ali's transformation from cocky boxing upstart to outspoken political activist through his appearances — more than a dozen — on Mr. Cavett's show.
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A Harlem competitor, A. J. Lester, was offering the same goods for $1,200, and its representatives demanded that Mr. Schwartz stop supplying the upstart competitor.
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The board has decided to make her "co-principal" with Joel, a condescending upstart with only a few years of experience compared to her decades.
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The 100 companies that have earned the right to be called Upstart illuminate key trends to watch in cybersecurity, consumer products, media, transportation and more.
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They proclaimed that Saudi religious courts should have been the ones to try and sentence Rushdie for blasphemy in absentia — not some upstart Persian pretender.
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Barack Obama seized on anti-war sentiment aimed at the War in Iraq during his upstart run in Iowa in 2008 and used then-Sen.
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Juno, an upstart ride-hailing company in New York City, is shutting down as part of a new partnership between parent company Gett and Lyft.
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Mineral-rich Quebec has backed upstart miners in hopes of tapping into demand from the electric vehicle boom and ranks as NAL's largest secured creditor.
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Mineral-rich Quebec has backed upstart miners in hopes of tapping into demand from the electric vehicle boom and ranks as NAL's largest secured creditor.
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Big Food is being challenged by upstart brands that appeal to the tastes of modern consumers, who are looking for more natural and healthy foods.
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Its core social network remains prominent and is Trump's preferred bully pulpit, but it's struggling to keep pace with flashy upstart rivals such as TikTok.
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The upstart Titans have posted victories over Super Bowl champion New England Patriots and top seed Baltimore Ravens to qualify for the AFC championship game.
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Oscar Health has made a name for itself as an upstart health insurer with a technological bent, focusing on areas that traditional rivals have neglected.
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Once a way to protect upstart tech firms, the law now provides a legal shield to some of the most valuable companies in the world.
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That comes even as competition from upstart digital wealth and stock-trading tools mounts, particularly those geared at the lower tier of wealth-management clients.
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On Sunday, the upstart, gifted Kansas City Chiefs will come to Foxborough ready to avenge their A.F.C. championship game loss at home 22015 months ago.
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Regulators are planning to create a new type of banking license that will allow upstart financial technology companies to expand more quickly across the country.
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This was the logic behind owner George Steinbrenner's New York Yankees outspending their opponents, yet still losing to Billy Beane's upstart Oakland A's in 2002.
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The upstart social network, which became the most downloaded app in the U.S. in 2018, argues that it stands apart from those more established forebears.
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This was a big help to an upstart brokerage that wanted to take advantage of rule changes by offering low-cost trading mostly by phone.
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Before the primaries even got rolling, Mr. Trump stormed to a lead through means that would be familiar to any upstart media or entertainment group.
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Even in the areas where Intel didn't dominate, like smartphones and gaming devices, there were companies like Qualcomm and Nvidia that could squash an upstart.
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Utah is the sneaky-good upstart of the Western Conference, a team of fairly young and underrated players surrounded by older, yet also underrated veterans.
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The first three games have all gone to overtime and, for the second game in a row, the young, upstart Maple Leafs came out on top.
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They accuse the upstart gas-rich kingdom, which hosts America's biggest air base in the region, of supporting terrorism (a charge often levelled at the Saudis).
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The reigning champion, the Las Vegas Monorail, is facing upstart challenger The Boring Company, in a fight to decide the future of Sin City's urban transportation.
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Republicans experienced their own seat change in 2014, but last night we had this young upstart, if you were a Democrat, she&aposs kind of cool.
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